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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-18

WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE President
expects to give one more state dinner this
season, and after Lent one general recep.
ton. The custom he has set OF inviting all
members OF Congr-3 to a dinner once a
year, while very agreeable tomembers, he's
been rather a costly one. Dinnels thus
far given, have coat over $500, or more
than one,tenth Of the yearly ralary. Only
Senator Riddleberger and Congree3man
Hurd did not attend, owing to private mat
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49,. - NO VI"
Trying aud TextlnK.

= All persons wishing 10 test the merits of d
great remedy-onc that will positively eure
consumption, coughs. colds, asthma, bronchi:
It's, orany affection II the Throat aud LuEgs-S.
are requessed to call at Logan & Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 1oc Trial Bottle
tlon, whics will show you what regular
aized bottle will do. now.
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Movement IL III tho Noutiuu,

I. LONDON, March i7.--Gen. Graham has
been ordered MOTTO push a rcconnoleance
further beyond Handouk. II Is not true
that Turkish troops were going TO Suakim
or that the, Britiah G overnment .hs, de
cided to send an expedition to SInkat and
Berber, or otler, a rewardsfors the head Of
Osman DlEna. Orders were sent to Gen
Graham to Try. friendly .oyertureS with the
rebel Sheiks including, Oman G Graham,
and Sir Evelyn Barring have been asked ,r
explanations. ~.
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I American Cnt,ic Dincusyc ca,

MANCHESTER. March l7.-At a meeting at
Town Hall to-day to protest against The re.
atriction on the importation Of foreign cat
tie, Jacob Bright and John, S. Logr. Mem!
bera Of Parliament, epoke in The further!
ance OF The ohjsct OF the meetins and rup.
ported the resolution, which was cairlGd,
condemnipg the House OF Lords for med
ding with the contagious dissaBts. .(ani.
mals) bill. 80 s.,',..,l
Mr.. Shaw, United States Consul, de
clered that American cattle and food pro-
ducing animals werc the best fed aud
and the healthiestr in thoiworl,l..
A similar meeting VIII he hald At ,Sallorl,
where Messrs. Armitage and Arnold, lem.
bers Of Parliament, will he present:,..,i,1Is, -
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Dr,AwAx kepnblicana are ovsrRheln'.
,,av for Blaine, rs they were in 1875 and
,us ,osG bn, there Is m elIor! 10 set up the
,,a,,,;on for President Arthur. Delaware
"s,b,icsps have ak votes in the conyen'
.,a @ and uonp in the Electoral College.
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Po7TsylLLr, PA, March ia young
man:named 0'Neill, living at Hecksheryille,,
carelesaly pointed q gun at a companion
named Meaning. The weapon swts dis,
charged aud Meaning was instantly Killed.
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.T-.,I
= A Fur Offer.

THE Voltaic Belt Co., Of Marshall, Mich,
otInr TO send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Voltalc
Belt aud Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days. to men, old and young, afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality, ana many
other discRsIs. lI,9y.3 81 IS
: Bee advertisement in this paper. rrhstg n
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s,ini>trrn SOME, i.sprni,e.

Raw Mr. Grceutisids Knoxville, Tenn,
writes MS i9llow.: /" Samaritan Nrviae pe,ma.
neatly CURED my son ot epiep:ie fits" Here's
food for though. Sold by druggists, II 80.
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10 Me Editor Q1lhe Inlclllytncer. NJ "a. ~ 7
slR:-I have conversed with a good
many farmers about their preference for
Presidential candidates, and Blaine is the
tavorite Of nine.tenths Of the Republicans,
who think ho is the strongest man in the
nation. We think President Arthur hes
given the country very good adminis.ra.
tion, but the farmers OF this community do
not want him nominated for lear he would
not be elected. We like the district idea
great deal better than put up job Of few
politicians. !. - ii5'a!' 49, s.lila
We also think that Blaine and Lincoln
would mako q ticket for the Republicans
that could not be beaten at tho polls
$, A BRooHE County FARMER.
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NEW YORK.

A Poll OF the Republican Members OF
ut OF the Legislature. E
ALBANY, March ia canvass OF the
Republican members Of the Legislature on
the question Of the Presidential nomina.
ton resulted as follows: t----'--'-, s.,'.
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WHEELING MARcH lsI 1884

friendly feeling Tor him now which
they did not have when he began bis nd.
mlnistration. Whether he will get the
vote Of Michigan 10 another question.
Senator Edmunds Is growing with the
thinking people Of the State every day.
Logan has many friends, mainly among
tho soldiers. l don't think Lincoln has
any following. for the Presidency. He ia
looked ON with great respect as rising
young man, destined 10 come to tho front
at no distant day. Arthur and Lincoln, or
Edmunds and Lincoln, would make a
strong ticket fur Michigan.
but although We have our preferences,
almost any OF the NAMES talked about that
eau be presented with an assurance OF car.
rying New York and Ohio, will be satislac.
tory 10 US. Our delegation will be un.
pledged, and try TO find the man generally
most acceptable. I observe that they are
sWatagon!ztng Arthur quite sharply in New
York. am sorry for that. He has done
30 well that his own State ought not to
antagonize, even II they cannot support
him. Arthur and Edmunds are growing
stronger in Michigan every day." -
"How about the Democrats u
They are much more at sea Tor caudi-
date. 30 lar as Michigan Is concerned, than
the Republicans. The: young Democracy
a! are Tor Butlar, but that does not extend far
"How about the tariff" 5a a
/, "On an issue Of free trade against tariff
Michigan 10 clearly for tariff. Agood many
Republicans are not high tariff men, but
all are for tarif-one that will bring a fair
revenue and a. the came time reasonable
protection to our manufacturers"
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one more unfortunate,
Wctty 81 b'e,lh. ID
l,iSlliy impo.tunaie-

,.,.. Aha Suspension Bridge. AS usual
here "s Is a gave suspicion o' man in tho
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alte 1ntdl;;!9e'itIt':eGr iI':G

ESo-y : E=;,;,r, Nos. "a nnn ~ fourteenth street.
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T0L.D,DEMOCRAT
WHO IS! TIRED OF BovRsoNIsM
And ihs Ixtrayasase, Of D,noeraey-Il, " ants ,
Tietst ,for "geeaomy osi,r $aonisAt.d a
\ fiz.ly unsraaes from ars.ataek.r On !.
( Y STATE Polities-A stslwar.'A, syisvs. H

eptetu correspondence q ne lnieliotnar. Y ''!'
FAIRAoNT, W. Va, March 1.-THE rail
road meeting here to-day attracted mum
ber Of prominent citizens Of this and ad
Joining counties. 4 Our, people are deeply
interested in the general projects and arc
rendering substantial aid. Walking on
the streets this forenoon your correspond
ent accoated Capt, John Fighter, a gallant
e1.Confederate, who represented Marion
county in the Legislature in 1870, and a
prominent and influential man in the
Greenback party!of ihe State. swell, Gap.
tain, talk 10 me about State politics y
"Just step into tbs court house and l v i'll, )"
said the genial gentleman. And accord.
ingly repaired 10 the temple Of Justice,
and being comfortably seated. the Captain
i"You know my political history per
fectly wsll.n Iwas rocked in the cradle
Of Democracy--,he old fashioned kind,
and grew 10 manhood an earnest and
faithful follower oil the principles Of Jack.
sonian Democracy. ! was, aa you know,
an active participant in tho lnts unhappy
and foolish war---was conscientious III all
l did-lam older now and take different
view OF thingB. ta- * i 49, q q IA ;ss,Y.,
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Gpecia! Correspondence Of he Inleliigen,

Gilmore Young, wagon maker--"I only
hope it will be Jim Blaine, and I'll be on
the ragged edge until I know"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26

Belleview Locals.

About the first Of this week the wolves ON
Buford mountain killed some sheep. The
next morning some Of the neighbour turned
out with guns and dogs and brought in three
wolyes-one old and two young ones.
The following night the depredations were
repeated, and the hunters turned out again,
but the dogs would not run the wolves, hut
raised a wild -cat, and the hunters brought
In three kittens. 50 far - known, the old one
escaped. Buford mountain Il wonderful
haunt for wild snimals-
Some of the farmers have cut and cared 4
good deal Of grass this week. Il In probable
hat some wheat will b cut this week.
Two new steam threshers passed through
here lately and will be around again after
while.
Mr.. Barger will probably be the first to cut
wheat in this neighborhood. His wheat Is
Of the Pulls variety, and the stand is good. !
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edison are giving .
croquet party this evening. Among the
young people present are Misses Minnie and
Betty Horn, the Misses Hill, Miss Jemison,
from Iron Mountain, Miss Laura Lashley,
Miss George, and Miss Daisy Lay and Messrs.
Isaac and Frank Lashley, Mr.. Sizemore,
from Iron Mountain, and Messrs. Vale and
David Mckinney. When that crowd came
under the care of Capt. Edison and his noble
wife and Miss Katie, they had good time
and they deserved 1t.
June 21st. THOMAS CALLAHAN.
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street to the Jail. where they were locked up
Monday morning one Of them plead guilty,
and was fined fifty dollars and costs, amounts
Ing to $109 -the rest swearing they were IN
| swimming. AZ 1t was impossible to prove
them guilty, except by each other. the rest
were let on. They all dubbed together and
| paid the fine Of the unlucky one. This q !
good starter, gentlemen; and az taking mo1-
ey out Of an Italians pocket Is breaking his
very heart strings, we can safely predict the
Dagos viii not use dynamite In our creeks
again for many ,iong day to come. IL
would be well, however, gentlemen officers,
to keep your eyes skinned. Eternal vigilance
Is the price of liberty, and the road to fat
fees, as well.
Last Sunday, about 10 A. NJ, the promised
excursion from De Soto arrived at Arcadia,
and crowd numbering about five hundred
disbarked. Five coaches and baggake-car
made up the train, and all were crowded to
their utmost capacity with jovial, perspiring
humanity. The weather was extremely
warm, with that usual picnic thunder storm
in the background. In this instance, how
ever, 1t didn't crystahze, albeit heavens arr
When the excursionists got away from the
train, they distributed themselves all over
the valley-every available rig in Pilot Knob.
Ironton and Arcadia being called into requi-
sition. The major portion went to Could
ing's park, and there took dinner, which
very essential part of the days pleasure was
brought along in baskets, buckets, boxes,
ETC., and comprised every edible from bolog-
ma sausage to the traditional picnic 'custard.
Two base ball clubs played a game in-Arca-
dia, and there were many spectators, not
withstanding shade was scarce and the sun
shone fervently. A few brave and ventures.
some couples climed Pilot Knob, and viewed
the Valley DER from its summit. More Wis.,
tied the Shut-In, but the big moiority did
not stray beyond the sound of the whistle
which summoned all at five O'Clock in the
evening to get aboard for the return home.
The excursion was certainly success as to
numbers; we hope its pleasures were in pro-
portion. Among the excursionists were tn .
following known to the citizens Of the Wall
ley: Mrs. D. Taylor, Mrs. Cora Roberts,
Mrs. NJ. Arlington and Master Walter, Chas.
Kindel, Esq, and others whom we cannot
Just now call to mind.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
Iron County Announcements.
Primary Election occurs august 3D.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
FoLEY As q candidate for Representative for
Iron county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Primary Election.
We an authorized to announce JOHN w.
HoLLOeGAN as q candidate for Representa-
tive for Ison county, subject to the decision
OF the Democratic Primary Election.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Jos. G..
Cf.ARKsON - . candidate for County Judge
-Soushern District-of Iron county, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic Pri-
mary Election.
FOR COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce WIN. A.
FLETCHER as o candidate for Collector Of
Iron county, subject 70 the decision Of the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR SHERIFF.
Ne are authorized to announce SIMEON f.
BUFoRD as candidate for Sheriff of Iron
county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce WIN. Nix
ON GREGORY as a candidate for Sheriff Of
Iron county, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce WIN. III.
WENTWORTH as . candidate for Treasurer of
Iron county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic Primary Election.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
HARRAL as candidate for Assessor Of Iron
county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
HuFF as q candidate for Assessor Of Iron
county, subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-26
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

Anexcsilent thing is the new Patent Quilt
ing Frame. See advertisement elsewhere.
Sheriff Turner came up from Butler coun-
~ on No. 4 Seaday, bringing with him man
charged with obtaining money under false
pretense from the railroad company.
James H. Clark ID getting along nicely
making brick for his proposed store-house,
notwithstanding the unfayorable weather.
A SWEET season" il not the most desirable for
brick-making.
Mrs. r. l.. LINDSAY is putting up . neat
two-story frame building ON her residence
lot ON Main street. The structure is Of
goodly proportions, and will greatly enhance
the fair appearance of the block.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BURK, Of Madison county, for Road Over
seer, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Primary Election to be held Mt Iron
tan, August I'd, 1884.
sSYLyAN LAKE" grounds will be illumi-
mated on Friday evening, 9th, latter college
commencement,) from $50 to $3.50. and will
be open to the public. should storm pre-
vent, then, ON Saturday evening.
Hot, you bet, and the only chance to cool
Oh II to go to Hotson, who has In three days
sold twenty five gallons Ice Cream, with
plenty yet on hand. Also, fresh Bananas
Oranges, Nuts, Of all kinds, and . square mea
Il desired.
: The young ladies Of the II. e. Church OF
this place give festival ut the Academy oil
Music this "wednesday evening. A gener.
n supper will be served to those ahungere6
from to 10 O'Clock. And we presume COO
lemonade will not be wanting for all wht
have thirst to quench.
DIR. w. G. Thomas, well known In this vi
entity, has located In Ironton, and until fur
Their orders, will have headquarters at p. r
Crisp's drug store. We can cheerfully re.
commend the Doctor to any person who may
be so unfortunate as to require the service
Of . physician or sturgeon.
The Seventh Annual Commencement En-.
ercises Of the pupils OF the Ursuline Academ!
and Day School, ut Arcadia, No., will tax,
place the aeth and 9th days of June, at
fr1suds Of the Institution are most cordial,
invited to attend.
MOTHER n. j. ROSE,
D. st. u.
Some Of the citizens on Main street, we an
pAiued to remark, throw all sorts Of rubbish
and slop DIAL into the cutters. The atten
ton Of the city marshal no doubt has beef
drawn to the matter, but he Is merciful ana
forbearing. Nevertheless, dear friends, dom
trust him 10 far: he may bring you up will
. round turn, one of these hot days whel
: A.. n 4 a
lolleth out his tongue.
a colored gentleman . boss of gang o
ttniggersn on the work-traiu, stationed here
went to Bismark last Saturday, filed up ant
proceeded TO make himself obnoxious to tn
citizens Of that village upon the constable
attempting to arrest him, he drew reyol
yer and shot st the oflcer several times, for
tunately NOT hitting him, and then s'clumb'
for Iront0n. The marshal here was notifie'
Of the shooting sunday morning, and by tel
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1t gets down so low at the tail end that it
curls under and over-striking bed rock and
clinching itself like unto awrought-iron nail.
Since the introduction of this tooter, wolves
and all other ssvarmints" have been conspic-
nous in their absence. They at once SLOUGH
ed OF to the wilds of the star west" terror
stricken. Only man enjoys the hideous
invention, and all the long GENT
Except, perhaps, some Of us who run news
papers), are shamed into silence.
A man, whose name we have not yet learn
ed, went to Judge Dinger's residence about
8 O'Clock Wednesday night, and asked the
Judge for the key to his Office i'm the court
house, saying Marshal Patton had sent him.
As he had nothing by which to prove he had
been sent by Patton, the Judge very natur-
ally refused to give him the key, whereupon
he struck the Judge several times, then ran
out of he house, and, after throwing lot
OF stones through the windows, went TO
Rieke's saloon and began Dragging about
what he had done. August, thinking the
man had very probably hurt the Judge badly,
sent after deputy marshal, but pending the
arrival Of that official, the man skipped out
and was only caught again after hard run
by August near the Knob creek. Hon. e. D.
Yancey, of Piedmont who was in the saloon
at the time waiting for train, ran after the
man with August, but not being able to find
the bridge, waded waist-deep through the
creek to be on hand ut the capture. The
man Is at present locked up in the county
Jail, where he is likely to remain for some
time to come.
Dagos from the Knob have been using
dynamite in the surrounding creeks nearly
every Sunday for the past two or three
menths, and although great diligence and
due vigilance were used to capture the guilty
parties and bring them to Justice, they man.
aged by one means or another to invariably
eyade the watchfulness Of the officers unit
| last SUNDAY. Marshal Patton and a deputy
&C. B. HiID started out near day-break, and
patroled the creek until about six O'Clock
when they heard an explosion and Fastening
toward the sound, caught four Italians with
their breeches rolled up wading in the creek
picking mp the dead fish that were floatins
ON the top of the water. They showed som,
fight, but were quickly brought to terms
aud the early risers OF our city saw Marsha
r. and the dynamiters maching down Mali
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THE OLD RELIABLE
ARCADIA VALLEY GARDENS,
svsst -9aasa, Iansts / csbkgs gl,ats.

John Newman, Esq., our feilow-toWns-
man, desires us TO tell our readers, and ev-
erybody else, that he can supply them with
the aboys plants, Of All varieties early and
la*e--nt the usual rates. He has the best Va
riefies grown, dne, healthy, and adapted g
thfs climate. He has added 10 and impr0ved
HIS gardens since the last SECESSION, and hopes
TO be able to safisfy the ever Increasing de-
Eand mot only for plants, but vegetables =
well. Orders by mail win receive prompt
attention, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Idatss.

* ffc,.s TAO. IS rni~vA e 1s.a.an/ Nv
80 III. 80 ~. 8. ,c.,svs.,s... =
s. 8. ess.,,,,l ser,,n i. ~ $500 s N ~
fs..s...l I s.s,.,,,v 81. ..-.,ae e a,
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$1,000 .rs So. .,e...s.iv I. g, .,,,,s -,
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8 ~, -. - "a -
49, s. !, 81. s.
1sssc e als VIEWS On ~ iai ssas Qucsti0ns.
HIS name VIII frequently appear when the
returns are counted.
= ". holioman. Esq.s announces nlmsell
: onpet'1or q e. so'ey's. sonn n.s many
iIlsnas oseI sne county, ana Wlli &c nls Des'
= noau UP mas eno y .ne s'sua.aOn. ne = :
l'1.'se- eofn ca..zen u tae ssiseys ana CON
y. IN ing il.s =. = .ns eVaIsy.
u = - Z. ~. =. ~ go 80
= li5IE 1sent ~ peopas i.a.a.ui.y snu nones1-
~ - VIII 0esote al 81 ms aDility so tnat
enu.
Simeens +. Bnford and VIM. Nixsn Gregory
the eye of the the voter for tAs positiou 81
Sheriff. The former gentlemen n our present
efficient Assessor, and, Hike the latter, has
hosts friends who win see to 4 fhat he has ;
free ballot and > fair count. DR.. Gregory,
twenty years ago. served h the o1ice until
ne was onsted ~ Gov. Toni Fletcher 70
make room for "loiln Radical. Should he
be chosen this year. with health and lie, he
Will serve bis term out-with credit to him
self and satisfaction to the people. The
voter may truthfully sing
How happy could ! be with either,
= ,. 1910 1.. s....I :"
mr.. s. ~. 8 :, :. -. .1o.
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O'Clock the gentleman, :, handcuffed, was on
his way 70 the depot TO take No. for the
scene Of his Saturdays rampage He will
no doubt receive punishment according to
his deserts.
The game Of base bali played last Sunday,
at Hogan, between the ssInyincibles,n of
Pilot Knob. and the "Redsn OF Hogan, re-
suited In q decided vicaory for the "Invin-
cibles. /" the score being 80 to g.
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Not q Candidate

Ed. Register have heard from various
sources, that am candidate for the Office
of Prosecuting Attorney Of Iron county, No.,
but beg leave to say that, as first knew
Of my candidacy from sources other than
myself, said report or rumor Is a mistake,
and is untrue. never expressed such I'M
tention, nor ever had any such desire. I am
not candidate for this Office nor any Office.
Yours &C.,
j. B. WALKER. s