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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-30
GENERAL NEWS. THE PITH AND POINT OF THREATENING CURRENT. Points Jotted Down By
 Our Reporters, Who Are Always on the Alelt for Any Item Ot
 News That May
 Transpire.

 place at the skating rink tonight.
 Cochise Lodge F. & A. M. will meet this evening at Masonic Hall
 Bill Parrish arrived to-day from Sonora.
 J. B. Ayres, of Charleston, is again visiting the capital of Cochise county. There will be services in the differ ent churches tomorrow.
 Mir. l. M. Jacobs, the banker of Tucson is visiting this city.
 If you want frst-class shave or hair cut, go to Ben Baron and Geo. Lowe's barber shop under the Occi- dental hotel
 Sandy Bob consoled Sam Barrows yesterday, when he learned that Sam's do g had got into trouble.
 Joe Pascholy, accompanied by his wife, returned last evening from Tue son.
 F. Tumble, ot the firm of Benham, Tumble & Go, the extensive liquor dealers of Chicago, Illinois, is visiting this city.
 The Epitaph should be published in Tucson as it has more news of interest to the people of that section than it has for Tombstone.
 F. E. Trumbull, Chicago: Tshe. J. Haynes, San Francisco, Joe Pascholy and wife, Tucson; w. H. Conrow, City; are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 Beef Tea, Hot Scotch, Chicken Broth, and fact all the latest drinks of the day at the Elite saloon. 1-26 If
 Mrs. H. G. Howe's school is now in progress, and parents wishing to have their children in school can improve the opportunity. Pupils of all grades can apply.
 Our stock of boots and shoes are 5ne finest this side of San Francisco. at Summerfeld Bros. Names of perfect pupils for the week, attending Miss H. G. Howe's private school: Maggie Fisher, Fan nie Fisher, Lucy Fisher, Lillie Howe, Lulu Howe, Charles Dodge, Solado Pacheco and George Van Alstine.
 MRS. H. G. HowE. Any one having a February num- Der, 1882, of the Century Magazine, will confer a great favor on the St. Paul Guild by leaving same at this office Any copies so left will be care fnlly used and returned at an early date. 1-20 2t Prof. Michels recently presented himself at the sub-treasury in New York and offered MT. Acton $S0 in gold in exchange for one hundred silver dollars, setting up the state ment of the president that the silver dollar was worth only 80 cents as the reason for making the proposition. Did MT. Acton take it? Well, we should say not! They talk about the silver dollar being worth only 80 cents, but when the dollars are in their pos session they value them at 100 cents straight.
 Services will be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and tomorrow evening at o'clock, at St. Pauls Protestant Episcopal church in this city, Rev. Mr. Haskins officiating. The morning sermon will be partic ularly addressed to the members of the church, although all are cordially asked to attend. The evening services will be of a more general character and intended to call to the house of God all of those interested in Chris tian worship. Appropriate music has been prepared.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-30
List of Letters

Remaining in Postoffice uncalled for. for week ending January 30, 1886:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-30
TELEGRAPHIC.

Special TelegramS to THE DAILY ToxBsroNE
 over Western Union Line.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-01-30
FLAMES.

The Loss Over Half Million
 Dollars.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-16
Sut 9letberrausd,.

eSn 0erliner 8ldttern leIen mir:
MQn entlinnt ii6 tpobl nod Deg ioge=
nannten vNetberfribe", zines bo9begabs
ten Weannes, bet unbeil= unb unrettbar
ber 2eibenibaft bes Metbers perfaQen
tpar. Man9en 8eitrag, Der fi6 giinlti=
ger Mufnabme au erfreuen bate, per=
6antt bic 8erliner u8off. 3tg." feiner
Geoer, ale gerfu6e aber, i'm bon iei>
ner 2eioenf1aft alt beilen, f@eiterten.
Webrmals mar er nod Nmerita binz
iibergegangen, melt in bic prdrien Mes
rico's binein, bod au9 bort puBte er
ii9 Mtittel unb Wege gu oerf9affen.
inn tpIeoer in ben 8efib bon @dtpefels
dtber, benz Seufel, benz ct gu entlieben
iu9te, gu gelangen. Na9oem ct Dor
mebreren Sabren tDieber bic Gabrt
lbers Meltmeer unternommen bate, 1T
er feitbenn neri6onen. SEPT ma1t in
@rR1el cine peri6nliffeit BON fidb reben,
bic berielben 2eioenl9aff berfauen 1T.
Ser fran36ffd1e 8rof paul be &i9s
monb bate ii9 benz Metbeitultus 10
ergeben, baB man i'm na@ @barentoa
iiberfiibren tpollte, aber ct entptfdte
ieinen Md6tern unb flob mad 8rlhel.
0ier ergab er ii6 nit neuem gtfer fei=
tter 9eioeni@aft - er febt unter seri@s
li9er 8ormunbi9aft unb erbdlt monats
lid 1900 Grants = unb periibte 10 tolle
Strei9e, oaB man i'm eroii1 fefnabm
uno in bas ftdbtii6e Sospital iiberflbrs
te, BON tuo nlan i'm oieier Gage als
bollfommen gebeilt entlieB. 2aum bat
te er bic Shore binter fi@, ais er ii@
einen Wagen nabm, aur engliiben
IpOtbete fubr, fid bret Glaiben S6wes
feIdtber faufte un5 nit @ier i'm ein>
fog. Damn nabnt er ii@ einen 5Deiten,
bann einen orltten unb pierten Wagen
= in allen fr6bnte er bet Netberluit =
i9lieBlid mar ct 10 finnlos geiporben,
baB Der leBte &uti@er tein Wort mebr
aus ibm berausbefam unb i'm CUR Po=
li3ei fubr. 0ier ertannte man i'm 10.
fort als ben @rofen &i6mono Der erit
por tpenigen @tun6en bas 6ospita(
berlaKen. @an bef6loB. i'm an bic
frana0ii6e @ren3e 3u i9affsn unb ieis
ner Resierung gu iiberseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-16

: Oie Correspondents iiber bic ausz
fi9teu auf 9eritelluns zines inttrnatios
nalen Mertbperbdltuifes stpii1en @olb
unb SLIDER. tpel9e Die &egierung nit
benz @efanbten in 2onbon, paris unb
Berlin sefiibrt bat, 1T iebt bem Senate
unterbreitet tporben. gs ergie6t .fib
baraus, oaB England unter allen um,
iidnoen an Der reinen @oIbndbrung
feitbalten nil. Grantreid auf oer 8as
fis pon 153 gu l beltebt unb porldufig
fein Silber mebr ausauprdgen gebentt,
unb 6aB en6li9 Deutf9lan6 Die Trage
Der Ooppelwdbrung nur bann in 8e.
tra6t 3ieben gu f6nnen gloubt, tpenn
gnglanb unb &uBlanb babel lino. Nn
bic aQgemeine Wieberperwenoung oes
Silbers fiir Miiu3atpede III alfO gar
ni6t au benfen. Oie amerifanii9en
Silberbollars tper6en i'm Weltbanoel
nur nod ibrem @emidte beipertbet, alIo
auf 80 Gents. ilub penn bic prdgung
ni9t balo aufb6rt, 10 perben iie aud
i'm Sulanoe balb senug ni6t mebr
gelten.
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SeGas q =.

Na9hem ber &apitolbau faft Elm
Sabr lang ftill selesen bate, lit bic Nrs
belt nie6er anfsenpmmen uDrben. Meit
ben Mrbeitern in ben @teinbrii1en unb
8urnet finb gegenwdrtig 500 Mann
beim Bau beiddftigt.
= Bon 2arebo tpirb beri1tet, baB
elm Mpotbefer Jamens 6oufton, Der
friiber in ber Npotbefe au Tott SIC
Sntofb befGdftigt mar, ieit atpei Sabrea
i'm @efdnguif au geuebo '3arebo
ftedt. st wurbe oortbin gei9idt, um
&e9nungen 5u follefiiren, febrte aber
ni9t na9Seras 3uriid. ionoern beriubel=
te oas erbaltene 8el6 uno tpurbe, oa er
fi6 fiir9terli1 betrunten bate, berbaf=
.tet unb eingeitedt. Sod iinb feine
Nusii9ten pOrbanoen, baB man ben
Mann, Der englif@er llntertban 1T, pers
b6ren wirb.
Sll Beaumont fanb bic 6inri1z
tung bes Garbigen Bia Mabiion fatt.
gr bate i'm Sabre 1884 einen anbern
Garbigen ermorbet.
- Sn 2are6o brannte elm 8orbea
ab. Sie 8ewobnerinnen maren ni9t
eiumal i'm Stanbe, ibre 9leioer au
retten.
= Mieber einmal tpuroen in Gbis
buabua elm @onbutteur unb Elm 2otos
motiDenfhbrer Der merifanii9en gens
tralbabn perbaftet, neil ibr 3ug einen
Merifaner iiberfabren unb 9et6btet
bate.
= Oie Mifouri pacific 8abn ldbt
nonatli@e greuriionsai9e mad galis
fornien fabren. Ser leBte berfelben,
Der bur3 Seras paiiirte, ftibr!e neun
S9lafmagen.
= Wdbrenb bes lebten gisnorbers
bat man in 2ongUiem 100 Sonuen gis
gefammelt uno in einem gisbaufe uns
trrsebra6t. Iud bic gisbdnbler in
Brebam baben gis geiammelt.
Die Garmers Nllianee bat unter
benz Namen rGarmers Reeorb1 cine
3eitung gegrtnbet, bic porldufig in
Brenbam eri9eint.
= Die Sauloen ber bamterotten
gitpbant in 9ouA0n belaufen f6 auf
$738 481. 3ur Dedung oerielben finb
100000 borbanben.
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id1e, babe id5 febenfalls ni6t 6as &e6t,
mad 6em @run6e Sbrer 8erfimmuns

iGe, babe i'd iebenfalls nl1t Das Ee1t,
uadl 6em @runbe Sbrer 8eritimmuns
au fragen.
goemt feuf3te tief auf un6 fagte:
Sd lanstueile mid, 0err Don 2aker! !!
Sd bin enftdufdbt, bitter enttdui9t.
DIANA unb papa finb beraensgut unb
tbun Mlles, mas iie mir an ben Nugen
abieben f6nnen; ober mas f6nnen lie
mir bier bieten2 Qls sinh tpar i1 frob,
menn i9 bier i'm parfe fpielen, penn
ID ipa5ierenfabren unb reiten funnte.
Wie babe i6 mid in Dresden na1 Der
6eimat geiebnt! Sd meinte, es adbe
fein f90neres 2an6 auf BET Welt! unb
nun finbe i'd ales 10 9an5 anbers. dig
i'd es mir geba9t bate! Sic tperoen
bas ni9t re9t berfteben f6nnen; aber
menn Sic einige Wo9en uno Monate
bier blieben, 10 piirben sic es tpobl
befer besreifeu. IS 1T wirfli9 redt
i@a0e, baB Sic uns morgeu i6on tuie=
Der berlafen.
@eorg bate febr tpobl berffanoen: ct
bate bic Wabrbeit fdon bur6f6dut,
bebor bas iunge Mdo@en ben Wtunb
aufgetban bate. ct fiiblte baB er gtoe=
mi niat ratben, ni@t belfen fonnte unb
ma9te einige banale auspei@en6e 9tes
6ensarten.
gtoemi ld9elte tribe unb fagte:
Sic bemerten an mir cine farte Ser.
dnberung. Nebmen Sic mir 9 nibt libel,
penn i6 Sbnen fage: Nu6 sic finbe
id gang anbers ipieoer, als i'd Sic ber=
lafen bate. Nuf ben eriten Blid babe
i'd es Sbnen anseieben. Sd tpdre Sbe
men tpirflidb 10 oanfbar getpeien, tpenn
Sic tpie friiber BON allem m6gli9en
ueberfluiiisen bdtten plaubern t6nnen.
Seit Sabr unb Sag bore i'd eben nur
bas Notbmenbige, uno bas gntbebrii=
DIE 1T bod eisentlid) an reiaenbfen.
@eorg nidte beftdtigenb.
(Gortiesuns folet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-16
Maes aebt perfeBrt

im Medanismus bes sforpers, ipenn bic 2eber
aaber OrOnuns serGtb. Sartleibiafeit, Ser.
bauunssIeioen, 8erOorbenbeit oes 8lutes, un.
bolIfommeae 8Iutbilbung fnb bic sepiFen
sJoleen. aber rnan fann benfeIben leidt bor.
beusen un6 ibre llrfade entfernen burd cine
Rur nit 1oftetterS Magenbitterem m,
peldeS Das @alenorsan anregt unb feline SID.
tisfeit resulrrt. Die oire te Solse 1T elm 8er-
f&winben ber Sdmersen unterbalb ber &ippsn
unb i'm Sdulterblatt, ser llebelfeit, Ropfldmer.
sen, @elbbeit her Saut. bet Belestbeit Der
3uuse unb bes fanren @ern@s bes stbems,
pelde bas 2eberleiben fsnnaei9nen. @eiunbe
Serbauans unb @eselmdBisteit Oes StubI.
gangs iiub ebenfalls bur1 ben @ebrau9 biefes
belibmten @eiunobeits @ieoerbrinaers &c.
iiderte Sesnuneen, meldes benz a0rper einen
@rao bon araft als bic bette S9ubbebr segen
malarifbe @oiben,ie berIeibt. gferbeufdwd@e
nnb teberonipannuns tperben babur@ selinbert
unb Mppetit uao Sdlaf Oaburd sebefert.
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Dim 7ten '0s,.mber tnoren ga r

= Gm 7ten 9s3ember iparen es Be-
reits ftinfsig Sabre, baB bic e,ite giiens
babn in Deuti9lan6 bouenoet muroe.
Us NOR bies bic ngfiirnberg Giirtbers
Babn", au 5eren @rbauung &6nig Cubs
mig |. bon 8aiern bic erfe 4nregung
gegeben bate. lleber 3mei Sabre pers
gingen, big eine Nctiengeie1I9aft bon
8ei1dftsleuten aus glitrnberg unb
Tiirtb gu bleiem 3mede organiiirt mar.
Die Sabu ertuies ii9 balb als elm gro>
Ber gef6dftli9er @rfols. Die 3nbl
Der paliaglere, mel6e lie beniibten. bes
trug i'm eriten Sabre 475,319 unb i'm
ilin9ituerfo6enen Sabre 1857, 1864.
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WdhrenS lid, in gnalQnb bie

= @dbrenS f@ in England bic
Barteien iiber bic virii9e Jrage"
berumitreiten, taudt in Srlanb bas
brobenSs Geipenft elmer 9uugersnotb
auf. Gin bober Beamter in Dublin
bat an bic 2onooner Simes gei9rieben,
baB, tDenu elmer fol6en nid)t bur1
redt3eitise umfaRenbe 9hlfe porgebeugt
piirbe, oaB bann ber Nusbru6 elmer
aqgen,einen irii9en &eDolutton als
n6er angenommen tperben tonne.
S6on ieBt berrf9t bic eutieBli6fte Notb
auf ben M9iaes= unb eagle Snfeln
bidt an Der irii1en &dfte. 9prb @ars
naoon beri@tet, oaB oas ein3ige Wlttel,
bunberte. BON armen 2euten Dor benz
0erbungern gu idayen, barin beitebt,
oaB man bic ungliidlihen in bic 9lrs
beitsbduier fdidt. Diefelben linb aber
bereits fdmmtli9 10 iiberfuat, baB iie
teinen plab mebr fur bic Sunoerte ges
Ddbren, bic tdgli9 Inn Iufnabme bits
ten. 2oro @arnaoon i9lieBt ieinen
geri6t nit einem ytotbf@rei INN 9ulfe.
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= Sn Montana tuurbe unldngft elm
Grauen5immer, wel6es tpegen irgenb
eines 8ergebens als Mann nerfleibet
flob, erfannt un6 entlarpt, an Der Nrt
uno Weiie, pie lie ii6 in elmer &aeipe,
no tie einige 5tunben rafte,1 muBte,
6as @eli6t puf9. Wdbrenb ndmli9
Der Mann, uenn er ii6 mdf6t, NIT ber
9anb auf unb abf1Drt unb babel pru>
itet mie elm ansei6oHenes MallroB,
bemest ii6 Sic 9ano Der 6rau nur Till,
5art unb leiIe bon oben nod uaten uno
bas Pruiten unterbleibt.
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Die Wrbeiteu an bem @odel be-

= Die Mrbeiten an Dem @odel ber
fir ben 0afen bon Stem Oorf betimm=
ten Greibeitsfatue iteben ieBt fill, rno
apar einmal beg falten Metters pegen,
unb Johann, neil ni6t senug Matsrial
CUR 9anb 1T, um ldnsere 3eit fortars
beiten gu f0nnen. Gontraftnr 8eattie
1T ieBt 0amit bei6dftigt, Die nod nD=
tbi9en Steine gu liefern uno fobalb ge,
mug Materlal fur orei 2agen @teine
borbanoen iein tpirb, tperben bic Mau=
rer bel guten @etter an Die Mrbeit ge=
ben. Man glaubt, baB 6er 9odel big
gum l. Npril fertig tpirb.
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gDuuoertare @nrett .

B .. Sobt u. Co., @boIeiale unb &etail
Oruggiften bon @oms. ga, iaat: Geit spei
Sabren fiibren mir Or. Sings @ep DiseoDerb,
Electric 8itters uno 8udlens aruica Salbe,
unb ba1en ME SeilmitteI sebabt, bic iib beiTer
bsrtauften ober mebr Befrieoisuus ssipdbrten.
sic babeu einise munberbare auren in unierer
Staot beuirft, namentlid msbrsre Sale bon
ipirtIiaer Nus3ebruns iino bur@ ben @ebrau9
einiser 5Iaiden bon Or. Rings %eip DISCOVERY
sebeilt porOen, in gerbinouns NIT GIeetrit
Bitter. @ir sarantiren bieielben ftets.
Bum gerfauf bel u Dreib
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Beed)er's 3uafraft fd]eint imme,

= 8ee9er's 3uefraft f6eint INNER
mebr abaunebmem. Die &r9enittble
in Der plDmouib Stride bra9teu beuer
lanse ni6t 10 CUTE preife, tpie man
bies bon friiberber gen0bnt mar. Bei
ber leBten Nuftion tpurbe Der b01ite
preis, $725, BON &. st. s. 8ruib be-
aablt. Damn ging es raid a5ndrts.
aus benz 8erfauf murben $l2,723 fir
prdmien seIoit, o6er $1.677 pettiger
als i'm leBten Sabre. 9ierau fommt
bic Stublmietbe, $l2,903 betraseno.
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gBir beuoen bos Quie ober nid,t

= nWir beugen bas 2nie aber mi9t
ben gabogen. lautet ber Wabripru1
elmer Sempern5seieGf6aft. rWir beus
gen bas &nie uno ni9t ben gabogen" !,
10 bub bet paitor ber 9ebteren in elmer
Der Weriammlungen gu reoen an, als er
BON einem 5iinoer our@ ben 3mii6ens
ruff: uWeil Sbr INNER aus benz
Spunolo9 fauft!" unterbro6en tpuroe.
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Gin Stem gorfer @honfm6rte,

= Gin Stem Dorter G9antpdrter
fletterte neull6 in einen groBen gisz
i4ranf, UNI fur Elm paar iunge 8ur=
i6en elm SAB Bier beraus3ubolen. 9lls
er b'rin mar, f@lo6en bic &erle bie
Sbiir 5u, pliinoerten bic @slbi1ublabe
unb perf6manben. Der 51anfmdrter
muBte Nqes bu16 ein fleines Geniter=
den, tuel9es ii@ in benz 59ranf be-
fanb, nit anieben. gr blisb aber poGz
ftdnbig ytiibl" babel.
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9 eli m 9ort gepadt.

Gin Mann, Der bon einem lei9tlebiz
gen &apalier @el6 gu forbern bat, uirb
bon benz gebitnten beKel5en nit ben
Worten abgepieien: sd tanm Sic
unm6gli6 Dorlaffen; Der @raf em=
p dngt beute ni9t."
rDas ma6t ni6ts", entgegnete Der
@ldubiger, rtuenn er nur giebt."
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: Sn ber Ndbe bon @eb 2ion. pa.,
tpuroeu bur6 einen @ro @iuitura in
einem Bergnerte atpei Mdnnsr perihitz
tet nnb augenblidlid get6btet. uns
porlidtiaes 5prensen fol bic urIade
oes gtnfur3es getpeien iein.
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9an6lena Mrnicn.@aIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fir S6nitte
Nuetidunsen, @ei@wiire, Gieber- unb eaut'
ausfdfas, Gledte, seiprunseme Sanbe, Grof'
beulen unb alle Sautfranfbeiten; fnrirt Sa.
morrboibeu ober feline BeaabIung. 80lIise
Qualification sarantirt ober bas @elb wirS
auriidertattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI bel u.
Dretb.
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gfddft benz 8abniinn bat allo ber
vi6le6te @ei6dftsgang" uno bic vNrs
mutb" (unter biele &ubrit fommen
obne 3weifel aud ale bic l1nsliifli9en,
mel9e wegen Irbeitsloiigfeit fi9 bas
2eben nabmen) Die meiiten Spfer &C.
fDrbert.
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0te 8abl BET gelbfsmprSe

1T ft9, tuie nSniarance Chronicle" bers
ausgere9net bat, in ben lebten Sabren
siemlid glei1 geblteben. Sic betrug
1882: 1906, 1888: 14O9 uno 1884:
1908. Oie utia9en Der @elbftmoroe
tf1oren i'm Sabre 1221-,2S+
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-08

about IL o'clock in the morning, and
remained there until 4 o'clock that
evening, when he left with some Ct
his friends. saying he was going to
SomerviIle to give himself up.
While at MIDI eburg he hired a
negro to 90 to Achold's to see if
Cheek was dead. The negro came
back aud reported that he was dead
Hill then te'egraphed to some one in
Somervllle that he had killed Cheek
Cheek lived only a few minutes,
Hill stated at Middleburg that
Cheek had seduced his sister, but
this Cheek bitterly denied. Ne
forbear commenting upon these facts
as the case is likely to be investigated
in this county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-08
MURDER.

On Wednesday morning last,
about 8 o'clock, Bob Hill shot and
killed viii Cheek, both of Fayette
County, at the residence of Mr.. w.
A. Achord, about 2 miles east of
MiddIeburg in this county. The
circumstances of She killing and the
cause, as given TO us. is about as
follows: On Monday Lass Bob Hill
walked up to Will Cheek, in Som
erville, and showed him an auony-
nous letter which had been received
by Hills slater, and asked him If he
wrote it. Cheek denied having
written the letter, when Hill called
him q liar and drew dirk and cut
at Cheek-cutting his coat. Cheek
ran and was was pursued by HILL,
who ran him a considerable distance
cutting at hum everv jump. Cheek 5
coat was cut in the back and his
back was also penetrated by the
knife. Finally Hill was stopped
and arrested by Mr.. c. A.Stainback
and was disarmed and turned over
to the Sheriff of Fayette county.
Hill was bound over 10 keep the
peace in a $500 lond. Some of
Cheeks friends brought him in a
buggy to Mr.. Achords. Wednesday
merning. Hill got his horse very ear
", and started IN pursuit of Cheeks.
He told q number of people whom
he met that he was in pursuit Of
Cheek, and intended to kill him,
He passed New Castle and Middle
burg, and at the latter place got 9
fresh horse. He went to Mr.. Ussery':
and told that he was a friend OF
Cheeks and wanted to assist him t.
get out of the country. He was Their
told that Cheek was at Mr.. Achordn
he went to Achords and walkeC
in the room in which Cheek was ly-
ing in bed asleep and suffering from
the wounds which he had received
at the hands of Hill IN Somerville
When Hill saw Cheek in the be,
he said, ''you are here are you. I an
going to kill you Cheek began Il
beg for his life and Mrs. Aehor'
began to scream when she saw Hill
pistol. he walked up TO the bed ant
fired its contents into Cheeks body
who was begging and mourning al
the while, HUI then walked out c
the house, got on his horse and wen
to Middleburg W here he told wha
he had done. He got to Middleb ur
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-08
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. TENs

Whereas, The Forty-Fourth General
Assembly Of the STATE of Tennessee, at It's
regular session Of 1885, and on the 30th
day of March, 1885, by a joint resolusion
which was agreed 10 by both the Senate
and House Of Representatives, did propose
an amendment TO the Constitution Of the
Stale; and whereas the CONSTITUTION. Arti-
Gle XI, Section 5, .equires said proposed
amendment to be referred to tire General
Assembly next to be chosen by which
General Assembly il shall be agreed 10 by
| twO-thnd of all he members elected to
each House before being submitted TO a
direct vote of the people: and whereas 1t
is required by law that said proposed
amendment shall be published for 81 x
months previous to the time OF making
such choice of the next General Assem-
bly,:
Now therefore I, WIN. B BATE, Governor
% the State Of Tennessee. do hereby cause
to be published the said proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution OF the State OF
Tenne ssee, which is as follows. ITO add
as Secliou (1S) eighteen, Article Il }
eleven. of said Constitution the follow
ing:
SECTION Is. No person shall manufactur
for sale, or sell: OF keep for sale, as beVer-
aget any intoxicating liquors whatever,
including wine, ale and beer. The General
Assembly shall by law prescribe regula-
tons for the enforcement of the prohibit
ton herein contained, and shall thereby
provide Suitable penalties Tor the violation
of the provisions hereof"
In testimony whereof l have hereuntO
set my hand and caused to be affixed the
great seal of the State Of Tennessee.
Done at the city of Nashville, this 26th
day of April, il the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and e'ghty-si4., OF
the independence of the Uni,ed States the
one bundled and tenth.
WMB Bats,
Gov Of Tenn.
! SEAL. JNo. ALLISON.
Sec. State,
mil IA en-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-08
THE BANK ORGANIZED.

The stockholders of the Back met
on Tuesday night last, IN the Office
Of the Chancery Court. and organ
lied by electing Capt. A. L. McNeal,
President, aud w. G. Dorion.
Cashier. It was determined to open
the Bank for business as soon as
possible. Mr. Dorion was appointed
a committee of one, 10 proceed at
once to Cincinnati and purchase
such q burglar proof time lock safe
as will be needed by the bank. He
was also authorized to purchase
such stationary and furniture as
will be needed. g. L. Ingram,
Samuel Kahn. w. A. Mercer, and
w. I. Anderson, were appointed a
committee TO have a suitable building
and vault erected at once, upon the
lot on the southeast corner of the
square, now owned by M. w. S.
HonTsby, and which the stock-hold>
ers authorized the committee to
purchase at 5000. Mr.. Dorlon will
go to Cincinnati at an early day to
purchase the afe and furniture, and
the building committee Will make
contracts and have the building
erected at once. Inc location selec-
ted is the most desirable one to be
had, and we think the stockholders
acted wisely in making the choice.
The well-known character and
standing of the President and
Cashier will give the institution ex-
cellent standing abroad, and will
secure to 1t the perfect confidence OF
our own people. We are noe able
to state now when the bank VIII be
ready for business.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having been solicited by a large
number to become n candidate TO
represent this county in the Lower
House Of the next General Assembly
ofTennesses, and as there will be
measures of special interest (the
interest of all who labor beng the
same } and also the general interest
of this people, and believing | can
further these measures therefore
announce myself candidate for the
position.
w. J. BLAIR.