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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
DEATH ON THE RAIL.


Fatal PiusEe VI . Passenger Trails Into n
Land siids -TAe Heller ~ the knsise Res.
pssdcs Win Dessrue<iys Ene<f.
AiLrAsrE. o.. Marrh n
The Limited Express on the Pittsburgh,
Port Wayne a Chicago Road rsn into
landslide sixteen miles east Of this point
At Ave O'Clock this morning, throwing the
train from the track and down an enllank.
ment. The engine exploded. blowing the
engineer and fireman 400 feet. The coli
orcd porter Was killed. Six passengers
reported killed. The wires arc down. A
number are reported wounded, none seri.
ousiy. Engineer James Richards aud
Fireman Charles Rhoads wsre killed
LATER.
Following Ia = list Of the wounded. q
]. IL Mcknight, Of Fort shaw, Mont.
scalp wound.
J.B. vlcks, New yort; hand cut.
william Fuller, chIcagoi nose and lace
H.. .. Douglass, Fort Yates, Dssosa !
scalp wound.
Richard After, porter; scalp wound.
n Brunswirki eye and hand cut.
G. N. fIelseI. left leg aud nose broken.
Henry candisi back injured aud scalp
wound.
d. &. Seweomb, Aiehison, kas. bach
Iujuncd. .a lila f.r't
The Others, whose names could not be
learned, were more or less severely
wounded, including the brakeman and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

Tho average annual prodnctiOn Of bar
relied pork at these places for ten years
has becn $50, 900 barrels--last rear being
the largest during this psrjod, ,snd IseO-sl
the smallest previous 70 this year, 81 ,sss
barrels.
The meat product a. psckink ~ these
cities was 5b2, 900, 900. pounds The past
season, of which "a, 40, 900 pounds was
put Into barrels, having ts5,i3opo0
pounds Of other meats. tAzt. year the
meat product was Gs2, 600, 900 pounds, Of
which i09, tg2, 900 pounds wns lnrfuied,
leaving 57a,lss,ooo pounds = other
meats
The average cost of hogs psetsd 1t the
zeycn cities was e5,32 per 100 pounds
gross, compared With g.s9 last yesr-s
reduction ef ei.i7, Or is1pef cene The
aggregate cost was 90, ,5lg, ,o3i, coupeFed
with 81, ,6os, i2s last year.
Stocks Of provIsIons fspoFfsd held at
the seven cities on March !, compafc for
three years as followsi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
Foreign Intelligence.

ACTION was brought a few days ago by
mr. rarncl IN ono Of the courts OF dublin
70 recov'r nrrea's oi hens from ono Oh his
tenants. ~.
palace palace. o' 'he 1overnof-eeneraI Of trieste,
AuslriAahieW-uhys.h hsos py~hohe person
unknown. .,D The bomb exploded but dId
no damage.
IHE British House OF commons on th'
ls.n appropria.ed ~, iov,"n ior the sup
Po'' 2. 'no army. inn'y.'nres 'nousah'
recruits were secured iasi Year =,
Irri peIsons suspou,ea @ y os,ng N'n'l
- ,s.. m.'' ''''' w "'a"' io'anu' VI
'"Y ao.n. ,o..
.SpoAI,oss gu 'n' ae's wese snss .'.In M. !.
r rs NJ p.o,s Ut 'ns D'''.n y
.syP.. We ssnsa ~ s.s'nk q 'n
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6s. s<4s N@.1s ~ ne.. ..
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T.s oilssr. o q IN u. 'ss British rr,y csuns
/ aecI.rs Ireland fre. sror, N. foot ana
mouth disease. = - : !. - 80.
| TINS rssigaation Of the Italian mInis.r,
took place on The 10Th bscsdxs Of the pmal
majority BY which Coppino wss eecte
Presidsas Of ne cusinosr Of Deputies.
a !oRck o. artiisry was pe'ng orgar
'ssd oy - msaa' oa'1s os sas M p 90, s'a - wa wa
san's,s.a s - 49, ~. :. ~ aa.is ~ -, - ~, ~,
nsrsosm .rsin.s n sbs : trib.. M. % .,n
skout him. ~ .11's - fais'
rns arrest of twenty.ssvsn NihilIss, n
elnding four artillery oslicsrs occurred 1
* Petersburg few days ago.
1aREE men, named William Wagner
eerge Ambrose aud id kyeps; icl
p1ask River, B, ssewtsys ago !
re.er dr'ttree ~ !ers &roped D
es upseu.. g g s.'f @ oosI - .
eson.s - r.ks,. 80 s.sss,ss =, 's1 ~
;.Rs vs Nm - ~ M, t,,,s ,s,s,s,x y, ear, :.
~. 80 - 80. - 80 =. I 'x...a,-~ a.. I'M ~,
go h..r. ..n, da-r ,ha NM sor ~,
assa s1sS1, sa sent s a'rn s,, S s ~. ,ur ~
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Tns Senste vas ~ y s1ospn on sh
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

t XA6151nIuX q 80
AdsIera11onol eAIono o561 ~
~ yeD1sldayA - - 81
b ovpeo1l1on - ~
iow p<ulns - ~ uI111<
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

coIosrI ,. D. : ua,ru. - 1nsrs-
Day oenp<sed ~ tprq = ~
PrniteutIasy Tor o1Issie5 o1I1N =
membep q ~ IhGIelagas> ~ os4
ago, End - 0uce proceeoo0 OHuol9 -
Ne psa1ass = - ~ - M1r1M -
union schsue los ~ ~ II - ~
canal at cinciuu1ll. He - ~ -
uppole1is Do1eQinl - e@u y 49,
pfupsIsle ~ la1ns e,
ihen fof stu1I19 IN Nj - -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

Ar twenty-six leading clearing houses IN
Tbs United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 10th were 1924, ,l97, All,
against 81, ,i29, ,62s ,os3 the previous week.
Dunno the seven days ended on the 2lst
there were 170 business failures In the
United States, and thirty.seven in Canada.
This was decrease OF eleven as com.
pared with the previous week.
On March 20. 1894, tho total number Of
poss-oiicss In the United Staten was ls, ,s99,
against i7,s5s on July !, 1883, an Increase
b nine months Of 1.ian. a. ths present
rate Of increase thS nunbsr Of. post.oiIlces
At The end Of ~ prsusss Ascai year would
reach 5000. ~.,ufs .ss,r
iiTHR announcementw vas snads on the alst
~ the subconndt1es etthe ssnats Com.
his(es On Post-oficgp IA brnula>sd bill
~ insblish teleerspA ofncso h all post
e1ares wbero the salary Of the psstuast is
foeietsthan 500. Thschafges for ID s,ssagcs
!. prapaid By telegram ssamps would BE-: For
80 niles or lese, % cent? for each twenty
!, wor1s; for between 1000 and 1000 miller,
% csnts, and fes.spss 1000 ulles, 90 cents,
vhns special rates arc fixed for news.
papers. Nl'r
cosoRsss was asked by President
Arthur on the 2lst to appropriate So, 900 to
erect pedestal for tho monument of Gen.
erafGardeld. which VIII b presented 10
.ss siiy q wsshinss0n ~ he Army Of The
sa'fslilsrs1TG-+t cff
a Che East ae
II was spnouncsd on the 18th BY the In
tsntof Of ! sys)em of sloctric lighting that
hs vas about 10. uss tho wsisr-power q
rIssars TO furnish lighs ~ sixty Ave cities.
Tur stables ot Mstshfas Severed, IN East
0fadgr, I n. y, were destroyed recently
BY "a incsndiasy IRE, and ten valuable
! 0roaas u. cosiass l,ss hes kssa nominated
for Governor By ths Independent Rspubli-
cans Of Rhods IsIsud.
RrsoLuslo1s vsrs Aioussd By ths Pail.
sdelphia confsrsncs -of IN Msshodisi
Episcopsl CAurvk on Ne 1p.h approving
tbs action Of ~ Legislatures Of wisconsIu
end other 6tatss - provi6inG fpfrins1ruc'
lion Ia the public / ~ - - n1otIon
Of alcohol to The 80 4
THk Irish lsadj| = y Z g. ~
purchased from q -, ~ ~ ,, ths
homestead Of 9zou[S 81 ~ III near
bordsnsown. N.<n(1<E11x=Hz<11<Ezs
THR New York Assembly has passed. BY
vote of e11alAn I'LL making u nan
da,ory On ~ llInicipsl governments oI
cities of $500 inhablsanss and upwards q
! ] ! ! ] ! : !: ! !
IN - - y IL ". vas appss
train..
rss .RAsi,. zplppt nu.nssas - |.
stt ,ccavoQtlqa = freEf f1encs - III
M. nonlgano4 QQraq ~. osgaf 10
Qvenc1sen1 eleo1pi 1ulaunn.e sI1ka-l(s
tpnal Dsnooro1fs cnnDss1fon-s e<s41
Ins Rspublieans q connsc1icut NJ
hold thslr eosts coavspsion . Hastfort
& zesn13 tytlrp - selAs lsslesa
b R11ve - --~f - r.<s1 80
Il WGksnm g n1uu1nvUugtn - M az
Svsyi ~ 4 -. = =. 2
ountAG Gn6 Il 1kfu6e& U51E
woaE&as ~ pssuns1 = ~ - Fels
Z ~ tEltlls leqlEsie ~ ~ (ecesris
LII, - =. ss.sss !.
- nourom 60 nnnr, HnD1m unCg1>Q
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

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Fhis fsssHiys szzi ssssH g.ass sssf..
ffif " ehist esfe t&nsfd h 4 esaflss,s
msa"
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vFn'la4 atitees~bsl n the mn
- s.ssmIr o. ~ Ilsa,n ssa N
~ Esks'< .A'l ..., NJ.
esfmsi, Pa, sulphur explosion rsessfly
klllsd ihfss men and badly asmsesi shs
ssy4wpt u she mine. NJ
~ NJ collision u twe sections "A a
frsixht train n~ss Ansols, N. ~, 4 lev
4eyz 40 sn e'I.ssf sxpis6ed sad sost fts,
msesse6 D psss6|ha = oshss ess~. Faar
employees wsfe fatally burned. and swsn.
tf-ons esfr were CONSUMED.
MirhArL Toryr. youth Of sixteen. vas
arrested II NJ Carmel, rs.. on the gIst, IN
~ ss4sf fhqneing switch with The pur.
Jess og vEeeo'n9 etrhns
Tnr Nsw York County Grand Jury 70.
turned several indictments against Sheriff
pnT<scns IT Nee Yoth, sad . number of
hIs subor1 1InAtts, on tbs 2ist Tho charge
wss mslfsssancs In Office and other irreg.
ulsYtties. F%
Tss Dcbsou wooden mills At schuylkIli,
Pa, wsrs closed on tho 2lsi, throwing
tWsIve hundred employee out of work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
KErUDLlUAN NATIONAL TICKET.
REPUBLICAN >TATE CONVENTION.

II Is ordered thath IvAt.Ltlon OF TIC statc DC
hsd at PArkeiSbuiE OH Wednesday, July 80, 1884, n,
10 o. lock L. u, to nominate candidates Tor Cover.
nor, State Superintendent Of FREQ schools, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Attorney. jenerai, and two judge
Of the suprtino Court Of Appeals. 10 DO voted iot
at the general election 10 be held on tho second
T ie,tsy Of October next; and to nominate bx
Presidential electors 10 DO voted Tor at the Pres
d initial election TO be held on the fourth day Cf
November next to Aelt Ct State Central Commi''
tsc, and 10 transact such other business US may
come before said Convention. "a. =,
Tho Republican electors Of West virginia anu Ill
other votes without regard TO past political ANNA
lions, who arc opposed TO tho counc Of me Demo
cratic administration Of this State In creating
dcpt In violation OF tho express proylions OF oui
Constitution TO The oppressive aAessnsnts illegal.
" imposed upon the people; TO tho unequal and
burccrsone taxation cauled by thesupplen entail
assessment order Of the yracnt adminislrat!on; al
who iayor The loves taxation compatible with the
public Interest; OF clevatlng and disniiying Amer
10 N l.bor; protecting anu extending home lndul'
tries, giving free poyu ar education 10 the masseh
OF the people securing If, sudrsgo and an honest
COUNTING Il ballots; enectually protecting all hu.
man rights IN every 1cclion Of our common coun.
try; and who deaiIe 10 promote iricndly feeling
and permanen. ha,msny throughout the State BY
lnAiutainiug State aud Government pledged 10
these objects and principles are cordially invited
to attend this Convention and participate iniude
liberationA 49, l.diSs tsiE-'s
We would recommend to County Committees
early action In the matter Of holding cinty meet
inss for the purpose appointing elegatss to the
State Convention, and that ono delegate for ever,
one hundred votes c.ss fer Garfield and Arthur be
the basis OF reprd to the State Convention.
BY order Ct the state Central Committee.
W. J. ". CowDaN. Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
MIR. Alluen,n Long mead

Mr.. Tilden has long and level head.
Not robust before the Chicsgo Conven.
ton, nothing could have made him age 80
fast as the nomination OF Blaine and Logan.
Nothing could have Frustrated him 30
completely.
The work Of the Republican Convention
paraly zss the whole Democratic party. II
cannot match the Chicago platform; it can.
not equal the Chicago nominees, for it has
not the raw materiala; it cannot wipe out
the Democratic record; and in whatever it
attempts the progressive Republican record
will confront II. -
Mr.. Tilden Is wise in his generation.
Strong as bis hold is on his own party
unhappily he belongs to party that can.
not elect President this wear. Its triumph
is once more deferred to some other year.
Any small chance the Democracy may
have had has been thrown away by the
Democratic House in its mad effort to fasten
on the country a horizontal tariff reduc-
tion-the most mischievous economic meas
ure that could be devised. That Is a record
that cannot be covered up-the country
knows it and voters will not forget it.
Mr.. Tilden sees nothing in the outlook
to give new strength to man whose sands
Of life are nearly run out, and heleayes the
honor Of defeat to some stronger and
shorter.siShted man. Will 1t be Ben But:
1ar0 FL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

After trying numerous remedies for Rheu
matiam b 1t without permanent relief
I was advised to uss 8. g.. 8, which
had given permanent relief to other
suffering from rheumatism. After tax
ing half a dozen bottles Il! found tina
the disease was entirely. driven out Of my
system, and permanent cure secured. Thu
was over year ago. and since then, ever
during our most severe weather, with sud
den changes, l have mover suffered return
of the old attacks which disabled me from
editorial work. Slight attacks have WELDED
promptly TO few doses OF 8. 8, g., and dis.
sPprared within forty -aight hours. $ Is
1t IL very seldom, indeed that recon-.
mend anything to the public in this NAME
but feel It due to your valuable prepare.
non, that has given me such long desired
and much needed relief, 10 state these facts
thus publicly. am sure that but for your
specific should have been laid aside from
Journalistic work, as the seyerest attack was
10 my right srm and hand. As thousands
are now suffering in a similar manner, aud
many OF them hesitate for certain reasons 10
ass your prelaratlon,I am constrained 10 ad.
dress you this voluntary testimonial for puE.
lication In their behalf. s551g7l'i51
SIDNEY HERBERr;; Atlanta, Ga. Il
Treatise on Blood and Skill. Diseases mailed
free. 'r,.-1Ir !,
The swlrr ersclrlc Co., Drawer s Atlanta,
Ca. $50 w, Twsnty.third street, N. Y, and
l2O5 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. Z, i. 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

There is one plank in the Republican
platform Of 1854 that ought to be posted on
every tree and fence post: s; ,l} Il. :. (

There is one plank in the Republican
platform Of 1854 that ought to be posted or
every tree and fence post: 81 81:
r. The Republican party, having It's birth in I
hatred Of save labor and belief that all mel
may be truly free and equal, iB unalterablJ
opposed to placing our w0rkingmen In com
petition with any form OF servile labor
whether at home or abroad: In this sp.ri
we dsnouuce the importation Of contract
labor from Europe or Asia as an oHeng.
against the spirit OF American institutions
and we pledge ourselves to sustain the pres.
ent law restricting Chinese immigration ano
provide such further legislation as is necessa.
~ 10 carry oat its purposes. . ST. z, KS So
This means America for the Americans
mot native Americans, but all who are
here in good faith to contribute their share
to grand nationality.
It is as much for the protection OF the
man who was born on the British or on the
German soil as for the man who was born
under the stars and stripes.
1t means that in this land every honest
and industrious man is entitled to decent
and comfortable living for himself and his
family; and it means that whoever inter.
isres with this American right is an alien
and an enemy. jsi t4$
There are some who don't like the doc.
, trine OF this plank, but It was expected that
there would be lsome who could not go
with US on this American Issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

It has been understood that MI. Blaine
may take the stump, and that il DO speaks
anywhere he will be heard in West Vir.
ginia. Advices from New York say that
he will take the stump, and that West Viz.
ginia is one Of the few States in which he
will speak. Ohioalso is on the card.
Tnose who have heard MIR. Blaine know
what rare feast he is. His superior before
a popular gathering does not live. II is
doubtful whether any man since Henry
Clay has equaled him. Flo throws bis
great head and bis great heart into his
speech and captivstes his audience.
West Virginia will be honored by such a
visit Tor such purpose. When the time
comes We ahall have to find ten acre field
to hold the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
whs, nd pid VIM. M. ylle SUM ,lL ].

what Hs, Did With the VIE stun.
Naihrtat Ford. nj \ s2a "a q 4 ri
An orator, enthusiastic In the cause Of
prohibition, stood on the head 81 an empty
barrel near the corner Of Union and Cherry
at IL o'clock last night and thus Addressed
the passerB.by: ~ Ss
"hly brstherlng, ah-1 once had, ali
1900 gallons Of liquid damnation, all
but when the spirit ii temperance reform,
ah-struck me, ah-I-" {
".You knocked the heads Of the barrels
out and let the vile stuff run down the gut.
ter, didn'tyou2" interrupted gentleman
who had been attracted TO the spot sFE y
mo, ALL didn't, ah-but Luck out q
liquor license, ah--and sold 1t to some fell
low who I thought was better able to make
the sacrifice, ah. gss' ,agssSs '',+A
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: A Rlieht Attack OF Mental Dyspcpaia.

N. y. Tribune, (Rep.) " III 4 III NJ
The Republican party is going to prevail
this year, as 1t has prevailed for quarter
OF a century. The worthy citizens who do
not like Mr.. Blaine have honorable ex-
ample in the other worthy men who OBJ
jected to Mr.. Lincoln in 1864 Mr.. Wade
was one Of them, and Mr.. Sumner another;
and yet they lived to learn that the nation
WAS wiser than they. Let us be patient.
Mental dyspepsia Is not an objectionable
ain. The good people who consider Mr..
Blaine an Objectionable candidate will feel
better after few DAYS. b 4, 3,
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Bucalen,s Arnica lsnlye.

The best Bslye in the world for Outs, Bruit es,
Sores, Ulcers Sail Rhsum, Fever Sores, Tett er,
Chapned Hands, Chilblains, Corns, az d ali
Skin Erupsions, and. positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. 4 q
" For sale by Logan Il Co. h; d "
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Tar Lansdon's CITY Rut.sr. Crsokers.
DIED..

wARHEcKE-On Thundav Juno u, 1854, al 100
4. u. Auaur ALD1ar son Of August and Anna
Wnrnecke, aged years, I mouths aud II days
Funeral at Gsor. u. Friday. Interment at Green.
wood Cemetery. NJ y i II, 81 rs b5y Al . 4
CHARHnCK-On Thurtday, Juno u, 1884. at 6:ao
r. ", II ny Izzis daughter OF VIM. On HAMLET
Charnock and granddaughter Of FlIxabeth and the
late VIM. Charnock, aged about "a years, ,alr24i
FunevNl nntiNa here,tter 'l.+r m t.lsN 81
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Tho Kind or i N an ND ~

fae Orleans Picapune, tDtm) z L i ssSS
Mr.. Blaine is q Presbyterian, but he
never denies the charge 30 often, made
against him that he Is a Catholic. & The
reason Is because his mother was a Catho.
\ lie, and he will not speak lest he should
seem to reflect on her religion. 9 y 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

The sure effects Of Ayers sarsaparillA ars
thorough aud permanent. u II there 10 lurk.
Ing faint Of aorotula about you, Ayer's Sarss'
pa1illa will dislodge it. aud t1pel 1t from
your system. N.ss22 g2 N4fsll pAw 4
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/, DlrF.J: c.Aty.er& !! Co., lowell, Mass.
Sold By nil Druggists; 81, six bottles for IS.

nIVnpcEe ABsoLur III DIVORCES FOR PER.
uIIoIlvko sons residing throughout the United
aAts and Canads for deserIion, non, support, in.
temperance, cruelty, iucompatibi'ity, etc. Advice
NE, II :, StAte Jonr csss and address ATTORNEY
W. a. y, word nui:dlng, 1857 Broadway New York
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

F0R sALE-At NICE FARM OF 400
y aclsE,will divide swoll.2 Price $1,000. Also
Fof Description address ]. H. bRnTOR, M.rtins.
burg, ". We. 80 80 l,.tt'. jsias 4
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\ TRAvELER,s GUIDE
Trains arrive and depart Is iollowa-City time.

IrNnl arrive and depart ~ iollow4-City time,
Baltimore q Ohio--MAM LrNr-pEPAPT-
GioA n. s:s5 = M. ass p m, sos m, 7o5 4 m,
q y. NY.Enle N, BIS m, 2:ss , N, lilo pm.
". ~. Dv:-DkrtHr-ForIP Pittsburgh, go N.
and Sos p M; for Washington. Pa. go and 9:O5 N,
S:Vo ano $40 p N. ARRIVR-MRin Line-l1lb 4
n M lGG m, G16 P m, $40 m, ais m. O, o.
piv:uGlg N, S0a n, 31 . m. W. d p. Div
ARNgs.From Pittsburgh, $50 N, and $50 3 m:
~ Is% w W. Pa sooand go m; Lis md
T.. 9. 4 ST. L.-DnAsr-s:0 1 N, s:ss y.
a:sSpp m ~ ~ n ARalv4-s:so m, i1:O5 n
nCIsyeland, Lornin d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 81 Cai'svile VIZ N, Cleveland express 0.22 m
81 ~, C!ansvl!le l6a N, Massilon accommodation
w N, q. Clairsville accommodation 6;i7 M.
AsssivEi-st; nlaisvile S:27 m. Massilon accom-:
Imoaaaon 9:3l m, St. Clairsvile 1877 N, Cleye.
lAno express ES7 nj st. Evansville 452 m, ;5Ss1J
IT, ~ ~ *, m. El6 N; gteubenvillo ,Acoommods.
Voc VIZ N, Wellzville Accommodation sos
nv,, HIa hCce,,I 50 M. ss = SIS NJ steu:
uA Z: q g: RaiIwny-LRAvs Bellaire 10,
To Q, and s1mmerheld At 600 a n. and 2io
.. N. A1ervH q Relairn At OILS a m. and 6:as D. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
Torpid Liver.

Night sweats, lever, chills, nlslaris, dyspep,
,aia, cured by t"'Wells Health Rsuever.nt 81,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS n, /.

TOR SALE d CHEAP--AsSC HILD's
1.,u.GAisiagc In good condition at 2l2s RoE aueot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

TOR SALE OHEAP-LIGHT TWO.
DO Hecn at No. 12o sixteenth htreet n. JEFFERH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

FOREsALE-40O Z SECONDHAND
y Ss,h. now being taken ont Of Mcclure Hou,e,
Apply TO JOHN MoLURE - GII9sI,S., ieis ~ '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

P.s. Hurrah for Blaine and Logan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-13

TIE swIrr srsclrIo Co., Drawer 81 a tlanta,
Ca. l59 W. Twsnty.third street, N. Y, and
l205 Chestnut strset, PHILADELPHIA, RI !, y
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-09-27

be steadily resisted, without seek
ing to deprive them of the enjoy
ment of any lawful right which
they may have acquired, and we in
sist hat they shall have no greater
privilege than the citizen enjoys in
his individual capacity.
We favor such legislation by
Congress as shall secure protection
to the industries of our country,
and especially to the wool, stock
and mining interests.
Again reaffirlming our devotion
to the grand ard undying princi-
pies upon winch the Republican
party is founded, disclaimIng aught
but an unselfish desire to promote
these principles, and to eel all
administration in harmony here
with, we appeal to the people Of
New Mexico to support us in Sc
curing the accomplishment of the
purposes herein announced, and to
that end we call upon them to sup
port by their votes and influence,
Col. VIM. l.. IMMERSION,
whom we present as a candidate
tor Delegate to the XLIXth Con
gress, and as the embodiment of
the principles and purposes herein
announced. confident of the JUS
tice of the position which we have
assumed, and relying upon the in
telligence and honesty Of our peo-
pie, and upon their desire to eman-
cipate themselves from the domi-
nation of a corrupt and selfish com
bination, VIC confidently expect
them to rally to our support.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-09-27

These two lines ill this durn
column.