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The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02
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sing In hrt npW sfoUhi
Ind she'll Tell inu nll Apnih II dose Urhit
fadufs Anshuni kloch.
DOTS fighld, walk into m, hntlor, horo's y
soil unh easy nphaf
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anNNhpru.
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HtHiu N mnhhUri not
Ny wife fndrr ish hummer, und ~ hlcnh'
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SHOT DEAD.
A ,rstyiaad Gentleman sto, Dead by Iii.
Daughters Admircr In Iiar Presence
Surrender of the Murderer.


A Maryland Gentleman SHOT Dead by Iiis
Daughters Admirer In Her Presence
Surrender of ihe Murderer.
= s' PRINCES AsSs. No. July -
The details oi the uurdep Saturday Of
Captain L. r. c. Davis, a wealthy citizen OF
Worcester County, hive Just reached
here. irvine j. Mills, drummer In the
employ Oi WIN. G.. B1nZ1cr & Co., Of
baltimore, has been fer-ssne time pay
.,ig attention to Mrs. Mary Y. Ross, a
beautiful ysgpglwldsw,, Tho daughter Of
Captain Davis, against the wishes Of
the latiysfatler. During Captain DAVIS
absence yesterday Mills called on Mrs.
Ross aud the pair wsnt out driving.
Yhen rctnrning In the evening they were
met by Captain Davis 10 Dublin district,
near i0coniokc City. The iratc failIef
ordered Mrs. Ross TO leave the carriage.
The lady proceeded to obey, but Wills
whipped up his horse IN ab cndeayor 10
get away. Captain DAVIS spring ~ the
horsc's head aud held II by the rein.
Mills became ~ enraged ut this that he
drew . revolver, aud when Mrs. Ross
stepped upon the gfound II was TO fall
upon her fathers corpse, he having been
slot through the heart by Milis The
murderer, fearing that The residents oI
l'oeornoke City would take the law into
their own hands, droye to Princess Anne
and delivered himself up. lie Is now Ia
iaif
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Arrival of tie Loch tisrry.

sEw YORK. July y.
The collier. OF the .Greely relief .ex.
aeditioh, The sstuiasJp ] Ls'a gIg.
.rrlyed at the lIroosIyn Navy Yard
rom ST lJohnisN ". ~. [ S.ltnrftiy
evening. She steamed up the bay with
,ut apy sign. sduto orsreetingJ In tn
.hannel she passed tie torpedo boat
,arm aud monilor Passtlc, and ran up
.loDg.,lde each vessel 10 allow Enslga
Y. Il. Chambsrs 20 speak a few
words. When the Loch Garry arrived
1 the Navy Yard EnsIga Chambers
nade his report 10 COmmodorc
stllcbrown without evidence Of
he slightest demonstration Of public
selcomc. The LochGarry has sixteen OF
ier plates bulgcd aud SIX broken. Several
4 her buit straps are slight y started,
nd there the extent Of the injury ends.
.'aptala Robert Joaes said, however, |.
snuId not have taken q much greater
PRESSURE Of leo tp stave In some of her
,lates and caught leak. Commodore
fIlIcbrown said the stramer could prob'
IDLY be repaired In Ave or six days. She
returns with about $50 OF 800 tons ol
.oaI she took out Tine Loeb Carr
Drough, Captain Sch,ry's full report fol
the Navy Department.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

INDIANAPOLIS. fsp- JULY ,.
Jno. c. 4. Harrison, Receiver ofths Indl.
aus B1ntinr Company, who has been Or.
dersd By Jadrr Taylor 10 make an sc
coua,Iua el his irs-i On Tuesdsy morn
ing. l. practically under arrest. AZ The
.n.tiratiau n his sursties. two roiies OF.
lirrrs hsss o.sn shs,ipwinx aim fsr sss.
sr.l dsy-. aud yesterday the supsris-
leudsnt ef ro!lcs dessined 70 be rsspohsl.
3ie for lIsldins hifa unless he was either
ssrmlttsd 10 arrest hlm ea usrfsat o.
Else send officers Into tho Iisri<on man.
.Isn 70 kefr cDnstsnt watch over tas sus-
pected res<iser. The latter plan Vas
adopted, - IIzrflsoa's orn rsQs>et:
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

RocHesrrH. N. ". july y.
To-day seventeen members OF the Sal'
yaiiou Army weru In durance vile for
singing on the street. One of the officers,
who had been warned against singing,
dlsrrgar,led tho HAT aud was arrested.
Ills brethren and -lst "a determined TO
keep him company aud were sccomino.
dated. They inade things Lively fsf
awhile by SINGING aud pfsysts. Uliimate-
~ The mcn aud women were separated,
but they kept up their musical perform
aucc without lnlefmissIon until lat
hour. ......
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

fsosDos. July ..
The Duke OF Cambridge, Commander
ln.Chlsf has issued au orier 70 ali com.
inanders of military dePots that In view
Of the possible approach Of cholera, they
instant select rround upon which 10 en-.
eampfhelr troops aud bg ready TO sacats
the barracks at moments notice. They
are also required 10 tiItsf sll water 20 be
used Tor drinking or cooking purposes,
10 empty dustblus daily, aud 70 Inspect
cwefs every week. Any failure 10 oh.
.ervs these INSTRUCTIONS will result 10 the
offender being courl-martialed.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02
TIE KING or GAME.FISIIES.

. =
mn, INV, a, o,vy p,sup,
h MN" WI "A"'"''
su,,,.,,,u ia, r,.ua,,o,r. 4, the ~.
I.,,y.uc, m. ,vuni,g .,a pc,oo,. |
~ OF the Goliath of the pihe Family |
IN lsis Contests with Anglers.
Muskallongc fishing in the ST. Law, !
renee River Is now at It's height, and the
season has thus far been one Of un.
usually fine sport. The fish have been
plenty. and plenty, when speaking of
muskallonre. means that thcy aro prcs.
ont In about the proportion of one 10 |
one hundred Of plck6rcl. The theory
that the muskallonge is simply an oyor.
grown pike is no longer entertained by |
obseryant piscicuturSls and anglers. |
The differences in their appearance. nj. |
though they both belong 10 the same
family, are plainly marked. The pike
is Of a grecnish color, with a long, al. |
ligator.shaped head and under law,
which Is filled from one end 10 the other
with long, sharp teeth. The misknl-
longc il marked with black on his back,
which color gradually fades and changes
to a peculiar yellowish tinge ON The
sides, that, in turn, becoming creamy
white on the belly. It's head IL lnrge.
with pondcrous laws. The lower law
does not project as far as the pixies or
pickerels and but half Of il IL armed
with teeth. The pike seldom grow To
be more than three feet long. and nm
eight. FOUNDER Is large one. The mus
kallonge has been known to grow 10 tho
length OF six feet, and 10 weigh eighty
pounds. Those Of the St. Lawrence
never attain that size, so far as Is known.
but in the lakes Of Michigan n six.
footern is moi uncommon. The waters
Of the Upper Mississippi also abound In
muskallongc of the larger size. A
forty-pounder Is no rarity In the ST.
Lawrence waters. "i.l
The angler who has never hooked n
muskallonge, especially large one.
does not know what exciting sport with
the rod Is. Tho muskallongo is the
G0liah of the pike family. and his great
size, strength and endurance, and his
tactics when hooked, cnttlc him TO the
,t,, ~. .'..t,,.' y, " ~ ~
Is pullI 'or s"il'iiess anu Tor ouenslvc
"ar'ar" nc - c',leu 70 ne'ehu l,'hi,eil
against no other lresh,water llsl that
swlllS' @ nu. nc Is the naive ehemyoi alI,
being h,eral'y' Is lini,ock mas called
nm n hetee anu ua''n'iess nlarh'ider. y
Anglers VINO arc expert IA polh salmon
anu m.iskalionge hsh,ng 90 not hesitate
70 say Una, 'ne la'ler Is muei thc more
cunning ana determined IN 'he methods
n' ADOPTS 10 escape ,he NOOK, quick ~
,ne salmon ~ ana ~ sudden IN lils
urnihgs' anu Wnirllhgs, anu icaping IN
maneu'ering 10 oreak 10. anglers hold.
the muskalionge ~ SUI g',eker. oi
superior strength, the nluskaIlonge can
pun so nl"ch harder ana leap so much
ngher than ,ne salmon mat one Of the
former weighing e'ght pounds will give
tln nmRI0r n lnnHftf. harder md Qlnrff A. a.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

PrrrsHrHaH. Pa. July ,.
The challenge 10 Smith, The champion
short distance apnnter 81 Tue United
states, lly an unknown, has been accept
ed By s4isk5 ssrkss. Dive hsndrsd Dol
lars slds e the amount sf,tied upon,
and ~ s11ne. 10 tss.f~. ~iii 1tzks piss
in this csty. of witch smith y a native.
On August ~ Thtre seems 70 b. = fnf=
tsry surrounding this unknosn. III
asekcr Frvs smith ne nszafascr tisat ,
= rot 4 fofsI5nef. b1t : hstlfs u iif
Unitsd sfSf<s. and % show their fnn
n.isnce " his fIsefres>, offrrd 70 taet
him for ~ times The snonnf settled m
- n ~ condIlIons fof t1s F1cs.
The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

Drinkers u tea are sarued ~ n
psfs< from tie far West that s-5<fem-
alie trade In spurious and dangerous
aFtbis has jnzl been discovered II
Japan.
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The Panola weekly star., 1884-08-02

GRIMES AND CAsUALIIu.
Aishizan tbs forsst fires hal com.
~ surrounded. tts tovn al Farusll.
coansy. on The ~. aad the citizens
kxhfisE % keep them ou.
Blsnehsrd's shoe factory
p<1en. hass.. on The IA Ils.s.
the ~ hail and wind storm did
Idafalls damage to property and lie
Sc2itis. l1kf IaikkFIllt1
hssl e.srr- SicsoIs VS. - n,
|~ck sai instansiT lilIsd ~ James
|nane In cleveland, q
b Nkaxxn has been arrested for
isritr int5e Edmanson murder q Nc.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


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State Central Committed

and for such other business as may properly
come before the Convention.
Resolved. That the State Convention slled
to meet st austin on the 10th dsy Of Juoe.
1884. be composed of Ill delegates apportion-
cd among the several counties of the State
A foil Ws:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09

ResoIpsd, That the Secretary of this
Committee request the County Central Com
mittees of the several counties OF this State
10 cause primary elections to be heid flor the
election of delegates to the state Convertio
accord ing to the superintendent made by this
Commttee) o n the 3lst day of May, 1884.
Resoipsd. That the Secretary of this Com.
mittee be directed TO publish the call for the
State Convention in all Democratic journs Is
Of the State, t'gether with the request to the
County Central Committees to hold primary
elections for the election Of Delegate 10 the
State Convention with the test presented by
the Committee.
Resogsed, That che test required Of voter
the primaries lie that he 10 or will be a
qualified voter at the general election to be
held on the 4th day OF November, 1874, and
that he will vote for the nominees of the
Convention TO be held under this call
MATT CANAVAN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Commit
tee Of Nevada.
WI. WEsTERPIELD, Secretary,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09
The World Of AEriculture.

The Agricultural Wortd, one of
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09
N O T 7 g e {.

N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
AN whom IL may concern. that have this
day bought all the right title and interest of
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We were doing business together:
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Dated February 21st. 1884.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1884-08-09
YOUNG m EN-
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21
ACKERs dyspepsia tablets never fail
Wooster & Adams.
I'eruna.

This medicine was introduced TO the
medical profession and TO the public al
large by s. b. Hartman, M. d., in 1877
after he had prescribed II 10 over 10000
patients in almost every disease TO which
flesh is heir.
1t is wholly composed Of numerous
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Is acknowledged by the medical profession
TO be the most potent Of all the herbal
remedies known to medical science
But Its great virtue Is mainly attributed
TO the new and peculiar proportions In
which the harmonious ingredients are com
bined, and TO the extereme care exercised
in It's manufacture, using only the pure
active principles, and excluding all that
is crude or irritating No one should be
without Peruna. 21t2
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21
The Circus.

Saturday, June 9TH, will be gala day
In Wellington, a sort Of Fourth ofJuly
occasion, for then comes the great tent
ing exhibition OF America, Burr Rob
bins' New Consolidate Railroad Shows.
With this exhibition comes Charles w.
Fish, the famous champion bareback
rider; Madama Martha, who has earned
the title "Queen Of the Arena" by her
bold and graceful acts; Pauline Dubsky,
the famous Russian equestrienne; A.
Marqulse, the Brazilian rider; Herr
Drayton, the modern Samson the kings
OF athletes, the Ashton Brothers, and q
host OF others too numerous tomentlon.
There will be trained horses, trained
oxen and performing elephants, camels
and ponies. The "dog circus" Is an
exceptionally fine one. In Burr Rob
bins menagerie will be found specimens
OF all the rare animals known to the
naturalist. The huge hlppopotamus ex-
hIbited Is the largest and finest speci-
men ever seen In this country. There
Il no white elephant with the show,
though plenty Of black ones are 10 he
seen there, and all OF them ordinary
elephants, not even a ''coal black or
pure white sacred elephant" is to be
seen there; or, we may add, with any
other show. The street parade, which
starts at 10 p. m, 10 long, varied and
filled with pleasing features Of many
kinds. In fact the show In all Its de-
partmsuts is frst-class and well worthy
Of public patronage.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21
ELYRIA.

The Beebe house Is undergoing extensive
repairs, aud will soon be In first. class style.
Geo. G. Washburn's recent accident, has
compelled him 10 keep his room for the
past three weeks, and will for some time to
come, although no serious results are
spprebended.
Court opened up on Monday morning,
with a goodly number OF cases on the
docket. The Grand Jury are busy looking
after the saloon men, and will probably
make It hot for some Of them.
The annual parade OF the fire department
took place on Thursday afternoon. The
BOYS turned out in full force, there being
five hose companies, one hook and ladder
company. and the steamer, headed by the
baud, and the mayor and council. The
department held ball In the rink In the
evening.
A son OF r. Z. Braman came near being
killed, by being run oyer by the road scraper
on Saturday.
The Telephone Exchange is growing rapid.
ly here under the new management, and
promises TO be fine one.
The dedication OF the new Baptist Church
took place on Wednesday. A large crowd
was in attendance, and speakers from
abroad and at home delivered some fine
addresses. The church was dedicated free
of debt, and cost t22, ,lT2.62, leaving q bal
ance of s3.8s in the treasury, which Il
pretty close figuring. The church Is hnel,
finished inside, and its acoustic properties
are excellent. The young ladies Of thu
Church give q strawberry and Ice cream
festival on next Saturday evening. DAN.
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ROCHESTER,.
Fine weather for grass.

Fine weather for grass.
Farmers all busy.
Mrs. Curry who went to Kansas to live
with her daughter, is about to return.
T. storrow has repainted his house I'm
proving It's looks wonderfully.
Charley Beardsley is now called papa
Mrs. NJ. F. Dyer is better.
Willard Heiffner who has been sick several
months, and was given up by the doctors
here, Is better under the care Of physician
from Cleveland
T.Merrilrs cross porkers got after Green
Fisher who took the first step towards the
manufacture OF sausage, by killing one with
a club. The same hogs have chased
number OF the neighbOrs and 1t has tend
ency to make one lght-footed, as we have
reasons TO know.
Several persons have been called from near
here to testify before the Grand Jury. X.
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About Colds.

A drugman out West remarked-"You
don't advertise TO cure enough diseases
with ZoPEsA; we use II out here for almost
everything even colds" This is all right; (;
ZoPEsA acting upon the Liver and Stom.
ach, opens the pores and the bowels, and
thus works of the cold. II warns and
corrects the system. II Is your own fault
II you allow cold TO continue Into lasting
disease, the Liver, bowels and pores to re-
main clogged, your food doing no good,
sleep restless. head heavy and aching,
when ZoPEsA Is certain 70 cure you at 30
small cost and trouble. Try q sample Of
Wooster q Adams lM