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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

The moaEest and most contempt
bic fling at che three distinguished
gentlemen who were selected by the
last legislature TO chose q site Eor the
Asylum Tor West Tennessee. which
has come under our observation Sis
contained in al article published in
the Chattanooga Times, and copied
iato tAe A7alsncbe, from which We
take the following extract:
"No city that amounts .oanything
COMMERCIALLY and industrlally IS a
political capital or homes Of state
institutions. Politics aud business
no more mix than oil and water, and
politics always controls the location
Of state schools, ssyluns, Prisons.
etc. Had Memphis been n dead
and dreaming town. dominated BY
political bose the committee ap-
pointed - chose place for the
asylum would b3Te never looked
elsewhere. The rulitcIans would
have captured the committee at the
hryt essay and that would have set.
tied the business Ri,hout delay.
The lasinuation that the asylum
Commissioners wsre dominated BY
political Bosses ard that "psliti-
CLANS captured the committee" is 50
base, and so co aarIly and false,
that every respectable gentleman
should spurn the man anil the paper
which IS base enough to give utter
auce tossuch a malicious falsehood.
No wonder the Avalanche felt called
upon 10 offer an apology for even
re- producing the article il its col
INNS.
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formation should take steps at once

formation should take steps at once
to acquaint the railroad men with
the facts. With the proper effort
Bolivar can secure that road. But
if we remain IDLE anu expect this
route to be adopted without any efa
fort upon our part, we viii loose il,
as we will deserve to lose 1t.
Nothing which Is worth having can
be had without work. If we have
nct all the information which is need
e.. TO acquaint the locafors Of the
proposed line with the advantages
Of this route; steps should he taken
at once to get it in a shape 50 thet it
can be communicated to them. We
neel another railroad, and the Mem
phis and Nashville Railroad is GER
tainly the best chance we viii ever
bave Of getting it. Both Memphis
and Nashville, particularly tie for
msr, should feel an interest il The
early completion Of the proposed
road.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08


Ex-senator James z. Bailey died
at his home in ClarksYllle, Tenn,
on The luor4ing Of the 29th. Of Dec,
last, OF cancer Of Tie stomach, after
Il serious Illness Of several months.
Although his d1ath rad been expec~
ted daily for several weeks, when
the end came, gloom was cast oyer
the entire community IN which he
had lived during his whole lie, and
tae e 10 feeling VIII be shared in q
1orge measure, IN tie people Of the
state Of Tennessee. Senator Bailey
was d native az Tennessee having
been born IN Montgomery county in
the year 1922, and w&s consequently
03 years o. age. lie was educated
at the University Of Nashville, and
was admitted e the bar nj Ciarks-
vile about 1872. lie soon took .
high rank in bis profession and fer
many years vas the acknowledged
head Of the C.arksv5ile bar Ht
sarvej two teras ia tie Tennessee
Legislature before tho war, and
isiagui1led himself 10 lie gallant
s.aloacl o5 the GOA regiment Of Tau
nessee Voluntary during the war.
lie ard has Regiment were oaptur~
ed at Fort Doreison, and remained
northern PRISON for several
months before he WIS exchanged.
After that Col. Bailey was transferred
TO the Virginia Army where nc
served until the close Of the war.
In 1877 he was elected to e.: he
vacancy in the United States Senats
occasioneA % the death
at Andrew johnson.
where ne made considerable Feputa
ii II as an arduods wpriter ANA a
,ie,,r-heaa Cd thinker. he deliver
el oue or Two speeches IA the Senate
which did him grcaJ credit, lie
was uightaned, cultured sentlemaa,
and ua4s hima-if leit ia every pes
sition occap od ay hia He soht
with tae utucer.r.- party q tire
state upon the state debt question,
but his opponent gave huu credit Tor
oeib. honest and sinceIo in h5s eoa-
ylctious. HE was The fJput and
brairs Of the RUSSELL movement ia ;
1885,: and labored earnestly roy
wha. be believed to be Necessary IL
i.rsserte the goed rame OF his native /;
lte Tue peope Of Tennessee
] ID ceh>,uF i}aiiaa Il hIgh esteem
~. "A i,.ltger, ctt-ZeL aad Iatesnieu,
+, 4 - cegr,t I ais Heath Nia be
"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
81 : 1890 OF IL.

oSLY a NATTER OF THEE. !
On Monday last the Supreme ,
Coatt ct the Ua;ted States rendered .
their decision, "a what Is known az
tha Mississippi Railroad Commits
son cases, and decided them against
tie railroads. and in favor Of the
state, ppon al Of the points raised. |
The suits were instituted By the
railroads fol the purpose Of hav,ag
the Railroad Commission bill passed
by the Legislature Of Mississippi de-
clared void, upon several grounds, +,
the principal Of which was that the
Act impaired the obligations Of the
charter contracts Of the companies,
and that the state had 40 right to
interfere with the rates charged by
the companies; but the compamesI
under thsir charters, had the right to
fix their own TART Of charges. Judge
Hill, Of the United States Circuit
Court, dseiared Sic act void for
the reasons claimed by the com
panies, and enjoined the Railroad
Commissioners from interfering
with the railroads. The Commits
sinners appealed the cases to the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
In the Supreme Court the railroads
were represented by the best law
| yrs liz the lapd, and every argu-
aent which ability OK ingenuity
could devise IN their Iavor was
bruuzbt to bear upon the Court.
The Commissioners we're ably rep
resented in the person of the Hon,
J4hn W. q. Watson, of Holly
Springs. Some two months, or
more, was taken By the Court in
considering rne questions involved,
anu on Monday last the Court Waa
unanimous III the conclusion reach
ed. The questions involved in these
eases were, substantially, the same
as those involved III the cases in
| Tennessee, III which the Tennessee
| Railroad Commissioners were en-
jioyned, and which were decided
against the State by Judge Baxter.
But the last legislature came to the
relief Of the railr ads by repeating
tire Act before the Supreme Ccurt
of tie United States could pass
upon the decision of the lower
court. We can see new that Bax-
ter, Key and Hammond would
have been overrulad and the lsgali-
| Is Of the Act sustained, The rail
roads feared as much, hence theil
effort to have the last legislature to
Irepeal the Act. The charters in
Mississippi grant the companies the
right to tx and regulate their own
+ charges, Win The charters in Ten
uessee provide that the companies
shall Bst exceed q certain rate. Nc
| affirmative right is granted TO tbs
railroads in Tennessee, to charge M
% the maximum rate; but they arr
denied the privilege Of ever exceed
+ ing those rates, and the Supreme
Court OF Tennessee has SO held
Notwithstanding the provisions It
terrei to in the Mississippi charters
the Supreme Court hold that the
legislature has The right to regulat g
, their charges. The Mississippi chal
ters are more favorable 80 the rail-
, roads than these of Tennessee, and
If Mississippi hps the right to regu-
late tn III, OF course Tennessee has
We have the right to regulate theil
t charges and to prevent unfair ans
unjust DETERMINATIONS and 1t is oDly
a question Of time wien it viii bc
done.
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go, NastYille @ nenni.Is.

The Chesapeake & Nashville Rail
road is an assured fact, and The
building of a railroad from Knox
vile direct to Nashville, is among
the early probaaiiit;oa- 'Fhe compile
lion Of either OF the above lines. will
make ibe building of a road from
\ ashville 1irpct 10 Memphis g neces-
eisy. BY wav of Bolivar is unques
an.abiy toe shortest and best route
y b,cb cah be adopted, We kI.ow
Ills, bat are the mon, who are to
blild tie road from Nashville 10
Me.uplis, in possession ofthis snawi-
edge We dare say they ara us =.
-fh,p ora cltizrne Nha have This in
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
4 Rergrsarka.ssRo Cas-.

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Governor FIt1hugh Dee. in an
swer to letter from q colorea editor
cf a Stanton paper, congratulating
him says; "The ooiored peopleshall
lave eqpai rights under the law
with all other classes az long as l
an governor Of Virginia" So says
every true democrat. EuaaI and
xact justice 70 at men, white and
y, red, is, democracy. The colored
people will soon learu that the dem
ocIa. ic party IS TIER best friend.
Many have already come to that
Inclusion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
Truestee's Sale

RT virtue of the authority vezied In
tl,s undersigned, 81 Trustees, in q Deed IF
Trust executed by !. n Shivers and vile
On the 18th Of March, 1885, and dui1 SC
knowledge6 and recorded n the Registers
Office Of HUrdeman County, Icnresasee. n
Book IL" of Trust Deeds, we viii u1
SATURDAY, January 80, 1886.
SCH tna reaI estate therein deseri i.,..i. 81
public on cry to the highest AMI bast 3 J.
DIR for cash, at the Court House door in
fhs town Of Bolivar, Tennessee, for the
rU Fpose ef satisfying the debts mentioned
u salt TrUst- which are dne and uruaid
said real estate consists Of . house and Ia
adjoining TIE town Ct AidJlaburs In
HaideInan County, Tennessee, en- which
IL situated the dwelling house occupied
by J. \. Shivers and yFifs rs a residence
ior several years past. For 4 T,sriect
description Of same reference in made 20
lie Deed Of Trust above m nliouad. SAID
sale Wild D. associate. al the Trust Dead
v Ives al claims t. redeTn ptiun. home
ste4d I'D dover, AID authorizes the AN
iala.gne3 - make an absolute deed to III.
aarehSser i-'r saiae. The title is believed
a "a. perfect. but ve VIII sal: sr5 corvev
= 1ruet-e8 Jniy. This, January 7, 1885.
Kahn BROS.
II '-as.4f st.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
AsYium Comments.

We give balow the remarks of
few Of the West Tennessee papers
On the location Of the Insane Asy-
lum for West Tennessee:
Jackson Tribune & Sun: "The
Asylum fer The insane is located 1T
BoliYar and d majority vote o. The
tOWns III West Tennessee would
perhaps place the commissioners il
i as a starter. 1t is useless 10 waste
EsEo Ia cunning back tracks" and
it would d. 40 good to express the
opinion NOW that it should De loca-
ted elsewhere
HUMBOLDT Messenger: THE in
sane commissioners have at iast To-
Gated the Asylum. Bolivar is tie
unfortunate place. We shud ieT
when We reflect upon UunboljC's
aatgow ercaps. While We congg.,iu-
lsio the p2opIe Of thi3 community,
our ej)ioing l. clouded with q sense
OF our sister towns aH.etiOn, We
extend t. uUr neighbor the tender
eSG 81 z t}t+LIJ "a OK SUG4 ia bn4S Tue
hour. of terrible woe. VS. greatly
feared that Humboldt woul! ht Sc
located and now that the question is
decided, we feel that q weight OF
care, equal to that which rested upon
the shoulders OF Atlantis, has been
removed from us, Humboldt did
not need the Asylum. She already
haa as many lunatics asshe wants,
Jackson Dispatch; The Paul
! Jones place, two inilss west of Boil
var, has been selected SIS the site tor
tho West Tennessee insane Asylum
We have been On the spot selected
aod are acquainted 4.5h fhs aur-
roundiDgs and know that the coHl-
Inlssicners selected one Of the pref
test and most healthy Iooasions t.
be found in West Tennessee. Is
Jackson could not get it, we are
satisfied that Bolivar got it. We are
not kicking, Tor It viii not be many
! years before Bolivar Is in tbs cub
nrbs Of Jackson. We congratulat.
our neighbor upon her good luek.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
Non-Resi7en4 Noffcc.

In the County Court Of Hard man Coun-
y, Tennessee-Rober: H. Leathers, ct
al. vs. Samuel league and vile. Dolly
league, Anderson Vernon aud wit
Dolly Vernon, and Phiitip Leatiere.
Petition 70 sell LAID Tor division.
IT appearing 10 the undersigned Clerk
from the Petition, which IS sworn TO, that
the defendants SamGel league and wife
Dolly Teagus, Ander "a Vernon and wife
Dolly Vernon, and Phillip Leathers, are
non-residents OF the State Of Tennessee, i
ia therefore ordered that publication ),
made OF this notice IN the Bolivar Ralle
TN, newspaper pub sished In the town .
Bolivar. Tennessee, Tor foar successive
weeks requiring said dtfend.nts to enter
their appearance IN the above stated C Z e
IL the County court Of Ffardsman Coun-
t., within tie irst three days Of the Feb
raary Term, 1856, OF said court. and plead
answer or demur to the same, or it will
he taken for confessed and ses for hearing
exparte w. W. FARLEY, CPk.
Jan. j, 1895.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

The unde1Wgned 81 Adniiniatratn- ..
he estate Of John A. Galloway, Gecesred,
aa tllis dav suggested to the Clark OF the
,'ornty Court Of Hardeman County,
Tennessee, the Insolvency Of said estate
VII persons owing sald estate will pay an
dersigEed. All persona holding claims
againat SD estate viii probste the SAT g
aad lji4 them V 10 ,he Clerk Of the Coun-
- Court of t1etuCman County. Tennea-
zee, or a.o rata ..llowasce, On O. before
he 9TH day Of july, A. n. 1886, Unless
aled within the tine Prescri oed by law,
;hey will be barred IL jsw and equity,
ROBERT GALLOWAY,
Admir- o. Jno. a. Galloway, DECD.
Jany@ 1855. Y ,ed & dcNeal. atty
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
Wonderful lures.

w. D. Hoyt & Ca, Wholesale ana Re
tail Druggists II Rome, Ga. Say; W
have been selling Or. K.1A's New Disoov-
e., Electric Eitters End Bucklcn's A.uice
Salve for two years. Have never aa5dlsd
remedies that sell as well. o. give 5aeh
universal satisfastion. There have beer.
aopie Wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this City. Several cases Of
pro@eunced Consumption haye been en-
tirely cared By Use OF 4 few bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery, = AIKEN in conneo-
non with Electric Bitters. We graran zee
them alx~y<. Sold ~ B. Y. Hudson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
Xna.slvan& gIn+ace.

The undersigned, as administrator OF
he estate. u William A. Galloway, de-
,easod, has THE day suggested % tie
Clcrl; of The County Court Of iTa,demar
County, T'a1 uessee, the i1gsl7eucy 9; sal!
e7tata, III norsone owning said ostAss yfiii
pay undersigned. All psraons having
elajtnr against said estate vii prove Tho
same according to law 5nd iile them with
tire Clerk Of the County Court of Earde-
nan Caua5T, Tennessee, on err betor. She
9th day Of July, A. d. 1895. for pro rata
allowance. Unless fled within tina time
prescribed by Law, they wifi be barred II
Law aud equity.
ROBERT GALLO nay,
Admir- Of Wa. A. GalloHay, Decd.
Wood & McEeaI Attorneys.
Iqn'y 5, 1898.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

The temperature during the
month OF Decefo Der was miider
than the average december temper
azure IN the Southern and Western
states and colder than usual in New
Eng land snd tie Middle Allan .ic
States.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Some Of che democratic papers Of
Indiana are putting forward Senator
y. W. Voorhees,, as the ne1C demo-
cratic candidate for President. The
present occupant Of the " hite
House will have that honor if he
desires it, De Doubt.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

II. L. Jones Esq. was elected
chairman Of the county court of
Haywood county on Monday last.
lie is the FIRST democrat yhich has
GlIed that position since The war
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Hon, z 4. james, Of Chatta-
nooca, died at Hot Springs. Ark,
last week Of rheumatism. 1Ir.
James served several terms in the
Tcnuessge LehisIatlre aud was dem
,ccrotio eloctor for tbs State at large
IN .he Hancock ticket o. 1880 and
canvassed tho state with Gov. Footc.
lie was man 81 considerable per
soual magnetism ana had a great
many warm personal friends.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

137 bales Of cotton were burned 81
Como, Miss, during Christmas.
They were loaded OF cars for ship
luent to Memphis, ard we're ignlted
lY Rama;l- candies.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

The Indian observation IN the
United States contains about 200,
600 square miles Of territory and
their population about $50 ,009 souls
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08
Tho !sesi l,oug.a Ramaar.

Hill & Looi1ert's Compound Licofice
Cough 6yrup Is pleasant to take 2nd r.
iiev2s immediately. One dose viii cor
vince you tAat il IS the beEt rsiacdr IN
existence for couxhs, sore sitvoat, srurp,
etc. A srisl bottle free az Z. V. Hudso u
I roe hnftls4 30 coma
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

It is authontaiiveiy announced
that there are q large number Of
cards Of lepropsy amongst the Sean
dinayians, near the village oil pring
Grove, Houston county. Mlnn,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Fifty man we're killed outright
and many more terribly wounded in
collIery explosion in Wales last
week.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Walker Blaine, son Of JAS O..
Blaine, viii q 10 Chicago shortly to
engage in the practice Of the law.
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w . M. "a. IL
Fer Health AID Happiness sgs Eaters 81
Great Concern te all Mankind.


NEAR HAEIFT1A, Oh.
Some 0ontha saoI COTS oottis Of Or, J. B,athaii's
Fem 40 6eeuiator, Jtsed tin iuy family VITA
great satisfaction hav= recOanle l06d i 10 tiTes
families md they have found II be iuFr whst l.
c}a-nsd Tor L. Tho fcnAlIas vino aSv- usei q are
ro| il pFTtsct heath and shis - ssseEd 70 ttstr
kCnach0Id duties. REV Il, q. JOHNSON.
SCATB OF trEoRCIs, TTauD County.
hSvs examined she rsccfpe OF Or. 5s,r5ah Brad
ded, 4ad prO1oUnce 4 t. be eoIr rio II Il sdt-
enes OF great merit il the treatment OF al fernS
for Which he recommend Il.
wa. +. BEAsLFY ii. u
SrEItGFIELD, THrJH.
De. J. ERADFIEID Bear Sfr-b,y daughter hsa
bee offering fQr nany Eears vita that dre-sfal
Addiction known Esui&Ao Disease. inch 4lAH &C.
p1e r aly dollars, and;not thstaniine haa the
BEST mel !caI attendance, could not A-d re
gave Use many CrSeT kinds q 1let-cIce vItn0 any
effect / hsd jus sbopt ivep - up waz aJt q
heart, but happened IT, th~ store Of " " Ec} Ter,
SEVERN weeks since 2I6 n, know TT Of MY Gau-A-
ssr'sla Election purs1aded ito oLT aotts o. y0Ur
Female Regulator, Sic began tc'3npeovs ~ once.
wss delighted with tcs effects Iag bought saw
srEi neIs bot ss OF u aol knowing shat I 90
sfoNs Il, il to'a- oao d uTTauiiiy U85 47ts6rinx
$50 = Ioitts, far Faithfully sty II has cured
1r - al s.lslc X gt;lata~
rs iutt ShEb IL 3 TeEressn &c Ice.
Resp. r. .. EEATEFEnST0N.
Irsss'as ~ th3 He6lsl ard Happlnea5 Of wouoqD
u1aiIsdfrso. las BzADFsnLD EssUL.s ror Go.
uE25ly Re-: g. A5Ial1ta, Ga.
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SUB icRTPTI5N, Oae Dollar year, ~ e5sahss.
See first page fes advertising rltes
Special rates for advertising mule on application
All communications or th~E5er for publication
., ust be accou panied by real aane Of the writer,
Half rates charged TOR obI,uaIy notices, resoia-
tions, rsli ,ious notices, etc, etc.
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Jp 'ouf 81 soEt5' with headache. stona .k
disorder, sorpi1 liver, fE.z - .sssz ~ SIDE.
slsas4eza, ste. peg ssS nisY - tSs5,2 Ofse fose
4 lser 1S.s<a E.at.-..i SC l., - ! - = 49, 49,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

FRIDAY. JAN. s. 1896
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

We give below the remarks Of e
few Of the West Tennessee papers
On the location Of the Insane Asy-
INN far West Tannesspe,