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HARDLY NECESSARY.
For Senator Kenna to Deny this Republi
can Falsehood.

For Senator KennA to Deny this Republi-
can Falsehood.
Special Telegram to He Re0iar.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November 25.-
Senator Kenna left Washington for Charles
ton this afternoon. Bsfore leaving his
attention was called to a Clarksburg tele-
gram in the InteHgeneer of Saturday
morning, in which it is stated that in q
recent conversation, Mr.. Kepna admitted
that General Goff was elected by q major
ity of at least 156. Mr.. Kenna says the
telegram is wholly without foundation,
that when he left Charleston on Thurs
day, it seemed generally understood that
the actual official count would be required
to determine the result, that he has rtcsiv-
ed, no inform alton since he left home, and
doss not believe that General Goff is
elected.
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WHEETJNG w. VA, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1888.

defeated Republican candidates favor.
The "garbltd" figures are glaring frauds
and cannot deceive the most ignorant.
The Supreme Court Stirred Up.
A motion before the Supreme Court, now
in session here, to adjourn till Monday, in
stead of Saturday, as has been its custom,
snd the motion was granted. This pro-
ceeding concerns the election, but the real
purpose in view Is not yet known. AZ
soon as the radicals got wind Of it they
stood on their heads and TO day have been
flying around like chickens suddenly be-
headed.
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$1,000 For q Life.

WILKEsRARRE, PA, November 90
The relatives of the Scranton victims OF
Mud Run disaster and the relatives Of the
Pleasant Valley victims held a conference
to-day at Pleasant Valley and decided to
demand from the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company q sum much greater that that Of.
fered by the company for death losse'. 1t
is said that the ultimatum of the railroad
company was made yesterday wheo their
agent offered $4,000 in the case OF adult
pead. This was refused. A farther con-
ference will be held this week and it will
then be decided whether TO 90 to law or
nnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
THE POPULAR VOTE.

Cleveland Has Plurality Over the Presi-
dent-Elect.
CHICAGO, November 25.-The Chicago
Herald publishes table of the popular
vots. 1t shows a clear plurality for Clsve-
land. Ple,ident-elect Harrison goss into
the white house the choice of decided
minority in spite of his majority in the
electoral college.
Following is the frs! complete table Of
official and estimated pluralities which
has been published since the election:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
CONDENSED NEWS.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers of Houston, Tex, has resolved to
strike against J. J. Ryan, master mechanic
of the Southern Pacific road.
Frank s. Yek, a farmer Of Royalton,
Mimi, was found murdered by the road
side. His money and team were gone.
There was one new case and one death
from yellow fever at Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. Purcell o. German, formerly mem
her Of Parliament for Waterford City, ID
dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
The Usual End of Family Feuds.

OMAHA, NEB., November PA fsud
of two years standing between the Nc
Carthy and Williams fac ionS, living about
TN miles north of Omaha, resulted in 9
general fight Friday night, at a dance
given at the house of Jake Lewis, during
which George Williams, John Bagley and
Gid Zuchsr were shot, the former being
fatally wounded. D.ck Mccarthy Is sup
posed TO have done the shooting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
THE COURTS INVOKED.
A REPORT THAT JUDGE JACKSON HAS
APPEALED
To the Supreme Court to Vindicats the Justice Of
His Causs-A Motion 10 Order the Gov
srnor 10 Issue a Certificate
Of Election.
Social TsIeorcm to the Register.

Special TsEe0rcm to the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, November 25.-
Information reached here late last night,
that on tomorrow afternoon o motion
would be made in the Supreme Court OF
Appeals to compel the Governor to issue
certificate of election to James M. Jack
son, for q seat in Congress from this dis
triet.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson went at once
TO Charleston to represent c. B. Smith
The outcome is watched with interest.
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1oLCIrslvE PROOF OF FRAUD

-,,-.,vE PROOF OF FRAUD.
s.;,e,cs Of almost gigantic fraud
..Ir;ry places in Mcdowell and
s,.s. 81 we r,nnty is as conclusive as human
hs'''- - can ask. Agents Of the State
!..,;, !u'ssI; committee, as we'll as the
D.s,.sr. Of the law, have worked in
Pop,a P,D.,,i,n.Iy 10 probe the alleged outrSges
'.,l,,ion sui the results OF this in
% .;,,,,icn ~, confirm thstruth of the REG
,ss's ,,srp,s, 10 every letter and detail
M.D,wsll county, the vets for Gov
a,o,sIs the poll on any other State
,n,v ~, office by ll5. The increase was
o 80 S.aror General GoEF. InOther words,
-. Tr5,e FLEMING received his foil
n,rty VT. General GOFF, for =
.ams y,,s ipszp,icsble reason, runs ahead Of
- -, t15 yo.Cs. How could such
I'' mil have been attained? Nc
N : small county. The total
,mo, ,,uu,y ctli,ers wss less than 900.
l., reasonable to suppose tnAt llo Oi
r,t..s voted for ten. GoFF fer Governor
without ,OtinE for any olnef cane 'dA'e 'of
.py other State eli e; let "9U' "oF'
n5enome5al msjorIty can not DC noneS'iy
accounted Tor on any o'nef nyp0'nsSi''
10 E.kdOrn d.strictoi h'po"e!' county
over JOB votes were cast. INe assessor 8
hook for tie year l~@S sno" 'hst POii 'SA
had bean 'e'uTn'" 'O' ou'' ''' .,.T 80 = o
ID, search ty the proper autho''''es re'ea'S
fas. = lesal voters IN the oi'tr'c' Inc
81, Illegal vot,s We'e cast ny men VINO
have resided in tbs Stale l'es tnAn Ious
m1nths.
\ rigid Investigation IS being cOnduc'eu
bs.ore Judge DAVID t. JOHNSON IN htr'
Ger county. The court nas'onPeiIeu n''us
CpastCrs to surrender 'neH pay io''S, anu
thee are now be.oIe the grand Jury 4n'E
furnish pIoo; on their face that 'ne men
whose uames contained thereon Rave no le-
gal right to vote 10 W eSt lES'nia' sr" !e'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
POWDERLY RECEIVES
Delegates from Evsry STATE Cosfsr with
q. n. ".

Delegates from Every State Cosfsr with
q. n. ".
IHDIARAPoLIs, Novsmbss 25. The del.
egsks 10 the Kuights Of Labor General Az
ssmbiy took advantage Of the pleasant
wsstbor 10 ses the sights to-day, the only
businss. being recept!oos BY General Mac
ts Workman Powdsrly. Dsiicg the day
hs received the deleQte, In gcoups, each
States Representatives calling 90 hin 10
body. He went over tbs ground Of the
work he wished them 70 take up, gave and
received sdvice and carried on series Of
informal coufsrepcss locking 10 the
strengthening q the osdss Ia al parts Of
the country.
List night ths ssvsptesa dslegsaes who
are here reprsssatipg the Ohio Assemblies
held meeting and elected Hush Cava-
pagh, Of Oincnnsti, President; Jsmfs
Fleming, Of Shawnle, vke Pftsidsnt ;sDd
Mn. A. p. Stevens, Of Tolsdo, BecfstAry.
It was decided 70 eall . mestisg OF tbs
Ohio distriet atsemblis saSiy IN January,
probably st Celunbas, f1 ths psrpsss of
choosing . legislative oomnittss 10 work
at the SiAts Cspttsl. The plan IL 10 or.
gsnizs such committee in tie ssms man
ueR tnes inc nobtSooi l<B0eafS UOmmIt
lee 10 Eusd, and hays It stsivs - scare
State LsGislativs aetjoa O suhje.ts Of r.
tsrsst 10 the wakinG .peopls. Tse rspe.
sentative, win probably b pssSsut ffsm
each ADsmbly asd sons enscalys vosk h
being Looked foe By ~ nssssS:
4 nunh0 Of dflsestts hsye alrsady -
cured tbsir milssgs ssd started for home,
and thcss still hs1s are hopirg fsf 50 saslT
sAjourumsof Tho more hop sfdl think
this msy be rsscssd By Mssday eysaisg.
while othen think Il impoSibls 10 coo-
plsts ths work Of the coayentisa bsfess
Tuesday sosa. Ths isstaila;ion q ofiesss,
vArjoas APPEAL e0ea tbs easurs Of 6kef-
fngtoa. ssd fussh9 nstt<rs from The Law
Comnittss, will taks up The remaining
dms.
Barry Iefs fos Chicsss te-Bight, and from
th2s gsss dirsct 70 h1 tOns N EAst Beg.
NAV.
Gs9es Scbillisg. Of Chifagp, sod Martin
Hsnlsy, ef Nsw jersey, sddrsneis ieriAl-
1t meeting tonight.
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A Rumor About Mahene.

sT. PETERSBURG, VA, November o.
A rumor prevails here 20 the effect thst
General Mshone contemplates organizing
and leading a white Republican party in
Virginia, leaving out the colored contin-
gent altogether, or atleast in large meas
uFa
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rhs AmerIean Editors I'm Me exIco.

CITY OF MEXICO, November 24-A
marty of 10 American editors en- route to
the City of Mexico, arrived at Saltillo TO-
day. They were received by Gov. Galau.
The Press Association Of this city is max
ing preparations to give the visitors o
hearty Welcome.
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MusIc Director Flops.

CHICAGO, November 25.-Mr. Autonia
De Novellis, the musical director of
''Nadiy," has deserted Mausger Aronsou
for the latter's rival, Francis Wilson. De
Noyellis is we'll known ss having bsen six
wears with Max Strakosch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Great BLIZZARD In the East.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Tbe first
snow storm of the coming winter, which
has been raging in this city and along the
seaboard Of the New England and Middle
States to-day, has been of blizzard yigor.
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Len O,ngratuIates BepjsmIn.

ROME, November 25.-The Psps has in
structed Cardinal Gibbons TO congratulate
Mr.. Harrison on his return TO the Pres
ideney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

Mamma was once Jewish food; jew and Gen
tile alike aop use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil!--25 csnts bottle Is the
pine Of this marvellous remedy, Try 1T
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Rou,anrsr,. Wife wants a DlSSores.

PARIS, November 25.-BoulaDger's wife
is taking steps 10 obtain a divorce. 1t is
stated that one of the richest widows in
France is willing to marry BSulsngsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired
BY ladies who use Pczzoni's Complsxion
powder. Try II .. a'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

.. yi-vinls Fair weather north
FOR Ness sSrsIi, nary temperature;
rEE Es2n sS'P TOTes5IS 30 i9SDsT.P5s niRGs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
'''Ahs to ThOsa Who Suffer from K,s-

VINO Sutfer from Kid
A ney Trouble.
new SSr T,,,Si sSIih'Ting several years with Kid
drupgi.t 70 -. : Vas recommended by my
I eoSsIas slst 70 try the genuine Black Gin :,
bCttI.a TUs 7 ' % t,y it, and after using three
r,eoUo, Ss,-.s l received great Ielisf, aud wopiS
a;msGd 49, 1t 10 all who aze hksw; ~ ~
NS'eG; respectfully. '"l'e al
" n ALBRIGHT, NJ oHyOr, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

Headache bAckaehs. tsethschs end ali
other schas cured b. 6aivstisn OIL 2ee
EvRybody's rsaedy = vhst they ell
d. Bale Csush 6ssap. Pdss sdy De
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

Nm. y 'oF nary Anderson.
Vi" loRE, NOvenber 25.-The Herald
f.. ~ ~, n''a IeaOy,oa is writing new rlay
Will VI US bs Nary Anderson, the plot of which
P,I. is Oe found on the romsptic storv ~ =
nI,r rI'u'a ~, hood snl Maid NIarian Tos rsyS w
sbs III VIII De Tesdy for Miss Anderson when
SIG returns to Eagl md. 80 ~" "HeD
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MADE PLAIN.
The Mcdowell Frauds
Exposed.
GlRES MATURITY GREWEAST]
GOFFS MAJORITY GREW FAST
Under the ManipulstiOns of Bal
lot Box Suffers.
OYER one HUNDRED MORE VOTES

Cast for Governor Than for Any Other
Office.
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Pensions Tor west yI,r,n,a,,

W. ERNoE JAW BoxE FoRAKRRSs
'-'u''OHei IS POS HE Secretary of War
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'',r@ I'.9raT 70 he R,9.asr.
"AsHISGroS, November 25.-Pep,iops
@'"' rl,' 'eea issued to West virViniars a.
~: C"S. O''2inal Invaid-ThOmas W
InsS lSC'f..a2d n.. Caiou MILL; Geo. W, E.n.
I1r.,esS' , .,'''pi' III T. IL ; Jacob Byers, Tyner.
''aS 81 tAHl Schools, Ps pisas.,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

John Bsfght Nssrtss ths EsA.
LOSDoS, Eevsnbsr 2j.-Ar. Bdsbt =
no bttts. His ~ has bssn sznnsssd
from OardiG.
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IT was not at all necessary fol-, Senator
ts,, ts,NA u deny the hscgigencess story
.I-'..I ~, ne nd Piya'e'y admitted GoFp's
s'''''Gn; Eo5ody believed il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

THERE u more than q possibility that q
Democratic majority in the House will
come as a rude awskeui0g to the Rspubli.
can dream CT supreme power. Il is by no
ur'us settled thst MATT QUAY and his
Ees.ars have succeeded in stealing this
stronghold cl the people Demcc:atic
leaders claim a clear majority. The re-
turns show it on their face. The only
question i. can the cOnspirators throw ont
raOugh honestly elected members, to gain
control Taat their gsme. Itis played,
81 de'parate Ii,ks, and may land some Re-
publican statesmen in the peDiteutiary
'A'heF than in the House Cf REPRESENTA-
lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26

The withdrawal Of General PALMER
ION the G.. A. r organization is Of greater
significance THAI the mere loss Of one man.
Geutr.l PALMER is not the only Demo
rrs,ic veteran who feels that the order has
bren pros,itu'ed to the purpose of the pIO-
,e'siOual POL t;c:an. G. \. K. leaders,
drawn exclusively from one party, and
actively engag in lt3 interests, have con-
yinctd many who were before, slow to be-
lieye such chargts
It's not strange that Democratic vetGr-
ars lee. that there is 10 place for them in
tbe Organization. General PALMER will
have many iollOwtrs before the G. A. l.
i'a gear older. Whether these mel will
tOIm a ssparate veterans association de-
Pends on the tutmc. Their acts will show
At least that they are not to he made cats
paws by their enemies.
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dent 10 ride your horse slowly and pick
out the way for his feet, and not strike
him with the spur; but when band OF
Sho.hsree Indians are after you In. full
tilt, the mot prudent tbicg for you 10 do
is TO plunge in the rowels snd put your
horse to foil run, shouting: go 'lonew
until the Rocky Mountains echo II. The
foes Of God are pursuing us. The world.
the fesh, and the devil are after you; and
our wisest course is 10 20 adsad at swittest
speed.
When the Church Of God gets 10 advauc-
ing tco fast, II will be time enough 10 use
caution. No need Of putting on the bfAkss
while goicg up hill. Do not Let rs SIT
down waiting for something ITO turn up, /"
bat 20 ahead in the name Of God and turn
it up. The great danger 70 the Church
now Is not sensatiou, bat ttagnstion- Oh,
that the Lord God would send . bost Of
aroused and consscrited men TO set The
Church on fire, and 10 turn the world up.
side down, Lst as 90 10 work and catch
the last snail in cur souls. With Divine
yehemence let us stamp is life out; for my
text declares: ''These also shall be uoclsan
TO you among the creeping things that
creep upon the earth; the cbamslson sod
the snail" I have thus tried 10 pftjudics
these Christian men ard women sgsipsi
gloominsss, and siSpder, and half-snd.hali
expsnsnees, and shangeablsne1, and sloth.
Our opportunities for getting better are b.
linr rapidly swallowed up In the remofse'
Iess past Tnis golden Sabbath 10 shout Il
d,on mt of tie calendar, This moment
NAV we drive out all the uncleau thing
| from our souIs-the yulture. and The bat
and the owl, aud the chamfleon, sud tn
snail; and In pace thereof bring In th'
Lamb of God and the eD,se Of the Spirit
The case ia urgsnt. Arouss! before it b
eterslly too lsts! "What,osysr thy hans
fndeth TO do, do itw
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if you prefer it; and zee bow many dol
lars you can wiz, and how much applause
ycu can g,iu, and bow large o business
YOU can establish, and how grand house
Won can build, and how fast . span OF
horses you can drive. You may be pros
pered until you can fail for five hundred
thousand dollars, instead Of having the
disarscs Of falling for only ten thousand
as some, unenterprising people do. 1t IL
quite o reward to be able for ten
or twenty years to be called one
of the solid men Of Brooklyn or Boston,
and then, to make your fortune Last %
long as possible, we will give you splsn-
did funeral, and You shall have twenty
FIVE carriages following you, with some
b,dy in the most ofthem, and your coffin
shall have silver handles On the sides, and
we will mourn for you in nsplsndid pocket
handkerchiefs bound with Grape, and with
bombazine twenty full yardsloag. trailing
half across the parlor, 20 that all the CON.
pany may stand upon il, and We will
write our letters for the nsxt SIX months
on paper edged with black. But my
friends, your worldly fortunes VIII not
last. / will buy out now all that you
will be worth in worldly estste seventy.
five years from now. ] have the money
in nv pocket with which to do II. Here
it il! Two csnts! 1t is large sum tc
offer for all you viii posses at the eos:
of seventy-fse years. Choose the world
IL Won want to; but, If not, then ehoost
heaven. That estate lies partly On TIM
.ide Of the riysr, bot mostly on the other
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-06
Read the Death Roll

Which the bills of mortality of any
large city n. ay be ftly designated, and
you viii find that renal and vesical mala-
dies, that is to say, these that eject the
kidneys or blades have remarkable
prominence-we had almost said-pre-
ponderance Bright's disease and dia'
betes in the chronic stage are rarely cured
and gravel, cstarrh of the bladder and en-
nesis, slay many. Yet at the outset
when the troable merely amounts to mac
tivity Of the organs involved, the danger
may be nullifed by that pleasant rena
tonic and diuretic, HosteIter's Stomach
Bitters, which imparts the requisite
amount OF tone to the organs, without
ever-exciting them, and the use of which
is convenient, and involves no elaborate
preparation. Dyspepsia, usual con
comitant of renal omplaints, and de
bility, which they invariably produce
are remedied by it. Sc also sre constips
ton, malariaI. rheumatism ard Aervo n
ailments.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-06

The Bulletin has again been en-
dorsed. The county court on last
Monday carried out exactly what
the Bulletin has advocated. The
Bulletin has favored a small increase
of the county school tax; that is, an
increase sufficient to run the schools
five months in the year. Proposi-
tions have been made at every term
Of the court tor the last FIVE years TO
increase ths school tax; but SIS often
thsy have been voted dewn by
large maiorit1es. But the general
demand from the people this past
year for better and longer terms Of
school Was so strong that our court
increased the tax 5 cents on the
hundred dollars. The Legislature at
! its last session raised the amount
levied by the stats from 10 to Is
cents, and this coupled with 0ur
county tax of Is cents now gives
us a school tax Of 50 cents en- the
hundred dollars worth Of real and
personal property The court in it's
wlsdem obeyed this demand Of this
popular VIII, hoping that it might
prove a blessing to our people. AnO
| if the school officers will faithfully
! discharge their duties, 1t tCiu ProDe q
blessing. Our school buildings must
be put in good condition, furniture
must be furnished, first class teach
srs employed, good wages paid, aeo
COED services on the part of th'
teachers demanded. Let there 80
a general waking up al aIsng tbt
line. Let us fully lest TINS expert
meat eff longer terms this year.
Upon the basis OF last years as
sessment, and at The present rate 0
paying teachers, tins increase vii
run our schools nearly 3 months
But, if the present method Of asses
sing property proves 10 Ds mor
sffectual; that Is, if it increases tn
. valuation OF property, and succeed
in finding property, heletsters keI
IN the dark, probably The incrsas
viii be sufficient to run the scAoo
= almost six months. And it is to
hoped that the district directors Wi
be careful and prompt to furnish tn
County Superintendent with a
. needed Information during the yea
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-06
John ], LittIeton.

Mr.. John J. LittleteE was assas-
sinated near his home in Nashville
by Joe II. Banks on Dec. "A last.
The immediate cause Of the killing
was an article written by Mr.. Lit
tlsten and pubhshed in his paper
(The National Review containing
some grave charges against the char
acter of Mr.. Banks. 1t appears that
during the contest for mayoralty Of
Nashville, Mr., Banks had said sew
ersl hard things about LittletSH,
and Littleton's article in the Re-
view was strike back. MIR. Banks,
hSwever, determined TO destroy
Mr.. Littletcn, and went about in 3
most sneaking and cowardly man
ner. He rented a room across the
street from where he knew Ar.
Littleton must pass, and secreted
himself there in company with two
double-barrell shot guns. On the
morning of the oath, as Mr., Little
ton passed by, and after he had
gone several feet beysnd a point
opposite, Banks stepped to the door
and fired four rounds OF buck-shoi
into Littleton's body. After a few
days lingering Mr.. LittiatsH died,
The grand Jury Of Davidson county
has found a true bill against Bank.
for murder in the first degree.
The Bulletin does not propose 10
Justify the character OF journalism
pursued Nv Mr.. Littleton as editor
Of the Review, On the contrary il
condemns. It Is not the mission 81
a newspaper to assault the private
charaster Of individuals for the pur-
pose of satisfying personal malice,
MIR. Littlst0n's otfense Was fully suf-
Eclent to justify Banks in killing
him. But the manner IN which he
did it showed Banks 10 be a bastard
and coward. If he Aad armed him
self and given littletoG neticS, then
met kim ca ths streets and shot him
down, we would have said alright.
But to give Ltttlegen no chance 10
defend himself, and shoot him
down after the manner Of a highway
robber aud IN urderer deserves the
indign alton of every fair minded
citizsn. Sneaks and towards never
meet men in spen fair combat, but
always take undue advantage or
Get with their crowds to do their
dirty work. Dir. Litdeton
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-06
From Grand Junction .

Special to Bulletin:
Grand Junction, Jan. 5,-Prof.
G. w. Smith has given up the
prlncipalsAip OF Grand Junction 81.
and F. Institute, and has gone to
Mi Mississippi. He endealed himself
To eur people while here and We were
loathe to give him up. Prot. Claud
Z. Ia ylor, of Kentucky, is here to-
day negotiating to succeed Prof.
Smith. G. Z. Belote has leased the
Stonewall House for one year, and
is moving of with it admirably,
The retiring proprietor has move d
to the country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-06
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Special to Bulletin:

Special to Bulletin:
Salisbury, Jan, 4th, 1888.-Ihe
year just ended was a prosperous
one for our town. The business
men have bought and shipped over
5000 bales Of cotton. Wright &
burden alsAs have bought 4,40O
bales. Three of our young business
msn, Nsssrs. 7. w. Hitchcock,
Clarence Jones, and T. W. Terry,
have resigned their positions, and
gone to Sharon, Tenn, where they
are associated in a general msr-
chandIsing business. Our esteemed
citizen and postmaster, Roger 5.
Clark, Is Offering to sell out his
stock of goods and ether effects,
with the view of moving away. Mr..
]. H. Garrett, of P0cahontss, speaks
faYOrably of coming to oar town to
de business. We are all solid for
the Bulletin.