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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-12
~ EDFuAg
CAIN BEALTB AND aApriNEss.
HOW 2
poAs OTHERS HAVE DONE.
RE YOUR KIDNEYS pIoRpEREpG

HOW
poA OTHERS HAVE DONE.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DIoRDEREDH
"Kidue Wv ort brought me from my grave,
as II were, after had been given mp 10y lS best
III. W. DzvRRAux, Mechanic, lonia, Mich.
ARE YOUR NERVES wEAK-
Kidney. Wort cured me from nervous weak
ness &C after | had not expected to live."--
Mrs. Nj. NJ. b. GOODWIN, Ed. C'riStfon Monitor
Cleveland, Ohio.
HAvEYou BRIGHT's DIsEAsEf
Kidney-wort cured me when my water
was Just like chalk and then like blood"
Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
SUFFERING FROM UIhBETEsf
"kidney-w ort IL the most successful remedy
have ever used. Gives almost immediate re-
liei"-Dr. Phillip q. Ballou, Moukton, VT
HAVE you LIVER CoMrLAlNTl
m Kidney, ort cured me Of Chronic Liver
late CO.. 6sth Nat Guard, n. \.
IsYoUR BACK LAVE AMI NCui>G1
kidnev-Wurt q ho'tlel cured mn when
was so lame had 20 roll gu, Vt b.
c. NJ. Talmage, Muwuu ere, Wis
HAvEYOU KIDNlY rISEN>F7
Kidney Wort made me sound IN hyer and
Its worth to box"-Saml Hodges, " Villains
town, West Wa.
ARE you CoSsTIPATEDr
kidney Wort causes easy evacuation and
cured me after 10 years use of other meuiCine.n
Nelson tairchild, st. Aluaus, VI.
HAVE You MALARIA.
"hidney.Wort has done better than any
other remedy have ever u-c1 TN my PraC-
tice."-Dr. IL. X. Clark. south Hero, Vt,
ARE you BILIOUS?
Kidney w ort has done me more gOOd than
any other remedy hav, ever taken"
Mrs. J. L. Gallo way, klk Fiat, Oregon.
ARE you TORMENTED WITH PlLES2
Kidney. w ort permanently red me OF
bleeding piles. Or. ". Z. Kline recommended
It to me,'-Geo. Ii. Horst, Cashier Nj. Bank,
Myerstown, Pa.
ARE YOU RHEUMATISM RACKEDr
" kidney-W ort cured me after l was given
| up to die by physicians and CAD suffered 80
years."-ElDr1uge MalCOmb West Bath, Me.
| LADIES, ARE you SUFFERING
" hidney-W ort cured me OF peculiar trUu
blcs OF several years standing. Many friends
use and praise iL"-Mrs. IL. L1moUeauX, Isle
La Motto, Vt
| II you would Bsn'sh Disease and Gain Health
take
KIDEEY-WCRT,
The BLOOD CLEANSER.
dec5-eod&w
| EIDS Ei- -wvHc EUR SALE AZ COON
| N Ian's Drug Store, No. lS7 and l39 Nortu
Ga IN street. Lancaster. Pa.
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HAVE You NNLARIN.

kidney Wort causes easy evacuation At
cured me after 10 years use of other meuiCine
Nelson tairchild, ST. Aluans, Vt.
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EtDSEb-Wthc FOR SALE Az JpUh
N Ian's Drug Store, No. lG7 and l39 Nortu
Gu IN street. Lancaster. Pa.
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"kidney.Wort has done better than any
other remedy l have ever u-ci TN my PraC
tice.n-Dr. Il. X. Clark. south Hero, Vt,
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ARE you TORMENFKD WITH PILES9
kidney.N ort permanently 4red me OF
bleeding piles. Or. " Z. Kline recommended
1t to me.''-Geo. Il. Horst, Cashier Nj. Bank,
MyerstOwn, Pa
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

found himself looking into the muzzle
of several guns, in the hands Of as
many determined men, who forciby
took possession 0. the prisoner, bound
and mounted him on horse, which
was led under sweet gum tree about
two hundred yards north Of the store
where the prisoner was hung until
dead
The hanging was done in broad
opon day light, without the least ex>
citement or noise. but with spirit of
determination that brooked no oppo-
sition; every man marched calmly and
deliberately to the place of execution
witnessing the whole scene' ard will
ling to assume his full share of the re-
sponsibility.
1t was no rash deed performed in a
moment of excitement ~ the young
and thoughtless, but when the vote
old men, middle aged men, andIyoung
men unanimously agreed that speedy
death was the only punishment ade>
quate to the crime.
This nelghhorhocA his fully deters
mined to the world, Ma, the honor of
its woman will be protected, they have
not shrunk from the responsibility Of
Furnishing a would .be sviolator, they
only regret it was thrust upon them,
and the verdict theyleave to the faith
ers of living daughters, and the
brthers Of pure sisters.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

beautiful repast, consisting of all the
choicest and and most enticing deli.
cacies, which Mrs. Mabry and her
falr daughters know so well how to
prepare. 1t was indeed sumptuous
and royal feast.
Many beautiful presents were
bestowed on the fair young bride by
relatives and friends.
After feasting and a happy, merry
time, the young married couple and a
number of friends at 8 O'Clock. were
driven in ten carriages to this city, by
BY moonlight, with bright stars shin
ing down from above At midnight,
the bride and groom took the east
bound train for bridal trip to New
York, Saratoga and other points in the
East. The best wishes of their num-
erous friends accompany these young
hearts in their journey, and on their
way through life. May both smooth,
thornless and joyous, and ever bright
with the flight of propituous stars as in
their ride on the radiant night Of their
happy union.
A full and complete line of school
books stationery, &c, at Browns
Book Store.
Lost. "A pearl sleeve button, with
gold initial, "B.," on front. Finder
will be rewarded by delivering at
Browns book store.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

HACKS EoR THE CAMP GROUND.
The uncersigned will run during the
meeting daily line Of hacks from
Water Valley to the Camp Ground.
Leave Water Valley at ! 40 m.
10 a m, p m, S 80 p m. Returning
the last hack will leavet tie Camp
ground for Water Valley at II o'clock
at night. Tickets, for the round trip
only one dollar. Special rates to
families.
STEVENS & HAWKS.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
The Hanging.
HATToN, MISS. Sept.

HATToN, MISS Sept. +, 1884.
EDITGR PROGRESS. On Thursday
night of last week, at an early hour,
the bedroom Of a girl hardly thirteen
years Of age, and the daughter of a
most estimable widow, was entered
by young negro, who. after extin~
gushing the lamp, seized her by the
throat, and attempted violent assault
upon her person. Her vigorous re,
sistance caused the fiend to desist and
beat hasty retreat, not however,
uutil he was fully recognized BY his
intended victim.
As soon as the news reached them,
several parties started in pursuit Of the
demon, but he was not run to cover
until early Saturday morning; when,
after some resistance, he was captured
and brought to this place, and placed
in the custody Of Dept, Sheriff Jno.
w. Bell.
By ten O'Clock Of that day it was
known throughout the neighborhood
that the would be rapist was in custo-
dy at the store Of Mess. Benson &
Hughes, and from that time until 4,
Pm, armed men came getheriug ia
from all quarters. In the mean time
Esquire Wells, had arrived, but fndl
ing the principle witness was not to
be found, postponed the trial until the
following Monday. As soon as the
Es,, ,uire had complied with the require
ments Of the law, the Deputy Sheriff
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
For pure Plymouth and Leghorn
chickens, go to ]. L. Bankhead

Mr.. Henry c. Nall, the king Of to-
bacco statesmen, was in our cit.,
Thursday, in the interest of his house,
r. A. Patterson & Co., Richmond,
Va, manufacturers of the celebrated
sShell road" tobacco. This tobacco
has no equal, and is the most univer-
sally chewed of any tobacco mannfact-
ured. This brand is SO extensively
known and generally Fixed that other
manufacturers have been induced to
counterfeit it in name and style, but IN
quality are unable to even approach
it. We caution buyers to be careful
and see that each plug has blue tag,
IMikh ..Qase aid Daggy on it, Mr.
NIL 3 " leaa With tials firm fo- many
epular and vel
aown fact that they never
NM Se satisfaction This firm is
~ tkirty years standing.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

DR.. M. Townsend, dentist, is now
located over Mrs. Vardaman's millin-
cry store where he is prepared to do
all branches of dentistry. He solicits
the patronage of the people Of Water
Valley. If.
Gold filing specially. M. Town
send, dentest. If.
All work guaranteed at n. Town
send. II
A good square meal for Is cts. :.
Reeves
Dinner every day with warm vege-
tables for IS cents al Reeves
Magnolia Sugar cured Ham at
Reeves
Get good dinner, breakfast or sup
per for rs est. at Reeves.
A large cup choice coffee SC at
Reeves.
A nice cup of coffee and cake or
ham sandwich for 10 cts. at Reeves.
We invite the Public to call and
examine specimens Of Shoes, made III
our own shoe shop, We have no tear
but they will compare favorably witkhl
ar, nd Of shoes turned out in odr
cl;y. Call at the Hue Ss1f@. ii. X!
4<4l
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
The following complimentary notice
we clip from the Grenada Ssnfinel:


we clip from the Grenada Senhinel:
Our friend, John W. Vance, was
burnt out Of business home, and
besides lost much Of his stock on
hand. Few men deserve more credit
than Mr.. Vance for his conquest over
disadvantages that few men are called
upon to encounter in life's pathway
Steadily he has pursued the even tenor
Of his way, making advances at every
step and holding them until now. he
may be put down as one Of the best
Photographic artists in the State. He
leaves here, temporarily, for Water
Valley, as he can get no suitable place
here for his business, and we heartily
recommend him as agentleman whose
association IS always pleasant and
whose work will be always faithful.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

Ne clip the following Elementary
notice Of the marriage 6f our towns
man, Mr.. sRobt. Pate. from the Knox
vile Chronicle of the the sd inst:
sMarried yesterday, the and inst,
at four p. M, at Bachelors Rest, the
residence Of Col. Geo. w. Mabry.
Knox county. Rev. Z. A TAYLOR Of
ficiating, Mr.. Robert r. Pate and
Miss Rowena Mabrv. The bride is
the beautiful and accomplished daugh.
ter Of Col. and Mrs. Geo. w. Mabry.
and is distinguished for her sweet
gentless and many lovely graces. The
bridegroom resides in the state a
Mississippi, where he has been a
highly successful cotton merchant, IS
greatly esteemed and respected, and
Is the son of Col. John F. Pate, oi
this city, one Of oldest and best citi-
zens.
After the beautiful marriage cere-
mony was performed, and the happy
young couple had received he tic
congratulations Of their Fel r1
friends, they, with the IN
present. fepzlred 10 tAe IA
where they partook Of 81 X
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

The Blue Store has been undergo
ing complete renovation this week.
1t will be ready for occupancy next
Monday or Tuesday.
Walter McClain left Wednesday
morning to take charge of the
yard at East Cairo-Joe Williams
goes as his assistant.
Read our new advertisements from
Memphis. They are the representa-
tons of reliable houses and will repay
perusal. A more extended notice Of
each will be given next week.
r We are glad to notice that the off
cials have again started daily local
freight on the road. This will be
very convenient, and will be duly apl
preciated by the local travelling
upbhc. sst
Mayor Herring has presented to the
Water Valley Public School large
and splendid brass bell. Capt. Her
ring deserves the thanks, not only of
the teachers and scholars, but of the
entire community, for this valuable
present.
Mr.. d. R. Wagner will leave the
first Of next week for the Eastern
markets, where he will purchase for
his house one of lhe largest and most
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
goods eve brought, not only to Water
Valley, but to north Miss.
William Washington, (eolored) was
arraigned on Thursday before Recor-
der McKie for forgery, and obtaining
money under false pretence. 1t seemed
from the testimony that Washington
with others had been employed by Mr..
John M. Shaw to cut wood at SO much
a cord on Mr.. Boydston's land; Mr..
Shaw paid them on Mr. Boydston's S
order Washington conceived the idea
that he could have an easy as well a
a fat job of it by playing off, and
presenting to Mr.. Shaw forged orders
from Mr.. Boydstoa, although he did
not cut a stick of wood; every pay
day he would come in after the other
hands had been paid off, present his
forged order and draw his money.
He was not caught up with until be
had drawn some $a8 On tkese 63 =
orders. William ia defaglf I1
hundred ~ @
light thFoa isQp IN
Agretxr1s ~ p
Barry and Richard N
citizens of Water YSlley zui
Friday night of lax$ 1eEh ~
lltical issues of the dat i
was crowded with large and re5l
sentative audiance, a nulnbef Of l1{|i6s
graced the occation by their presence.
The Hail was tastily decorated with
evergreens, streames and flags, one
side of the wall was the name oi
Cleveland" on the opposite ellen
drieks," and suspended above the
speakers stand that of Barry" all
-artistically wrought in evegreens.
The speakers were presented by oul
talented young townsman, DR.. I'll. A
Cant, in short, chaste and approprl
ate address. They fully sustained
their well earned reputation as able,
eloquent and fluent speakers The
Oxford brass band, employed for the
occasion, treated the audience to some
fine music.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
Strayed.

About Aug. IS, from the undersign-
ed, near White Robinson's, one red
sided, white backed, muley COW, with
yearling calf. Had on bell when she
left. Any information of them left at
PROGRESS office will be appreciated
tt. w. T. HARDY.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

4tId received the hOm-
his admirers with knightly
grace; but the messenger Of death
was sent to demand this lite Of so
much promise and it must be offered
up. Our friend is dead,
Lying silent, by night and by day,
Sleeping the yeprs OF his manhood away,
Years he had marked for he joys of the brave.
His compahionshipwas our gain and
in his death We acknowlege deep
calamity. His face and form, his
cherry smile and affectiouate greeting
are banished from outour halls, and a
vacant chair is left remind us Of
our loss. He died with the fortitude
of true man and left an instance Of
great suffering without murmer,
which 1t will be well for US to initiate.
TO his honored, suffering parents we
extend hand Of sympathy and as
sure them Of our co-existent love for
their manly son.
]. K. PRESTON.
w. C. BRYANT.
]. w. SHACKELFORD.
r. L. PROPHIT.
CoAaMITrEE.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
Local Items.

y
yS Miss Mary Lawshe has been spend
the past week in the country.
Mr.. J. d. Olinger is building a
neat cottage on South Main street.
1 We resorry to learn that Miss Jet
fie Lawshe has 'been sick for the past
week.
The city white school opened on
Monday last with 500 pupils
Mr.. !. B. Pate and lcdy returned
from Knoxville Thursday night.
The Water Valley camp meeting
| began yesterday.
Will Leland returned on Tuesday
from several days trip to Ponto-
toe.
DR.. Wilson and Mr.. Morrison, of
fayfors, were in the city ON Tues
day.
+ The plank walk on Plnola street
esfus 'he a''eh''o'' oi ou' 81 ee'
E. &. 'o''e'.
n Mrs. A L.ockard and sweet little
t1ertrQdy yhave returned from months 5
xIsIl east MISS.
~ All - of vehicles, especially top
~ NE in great demand for
amp messing.
Mrs. M F. sullivan left on Thurs
Il 1ay morning to visit her parents IN
I. entQcKy
&& "A M; s,a,s,,5,.. PEARSON has returned
Eom acknowledgement 10 friends
" thescoantry ShAspoks charming.
wy ~ ,;,;f.. Or
y A. & fsm ~ s,ne,s g from )
Il II " n ,
sSn s's'' i'as'
RI erriag isshome from New
.:3 Viii retkrn to that city
~ " al1 5f gays
srS 0k oros* is the place
Z buy b06ks
7ya;,. = ,,osys ,af, so. T,asdav for
Memphis, where he takes position
~ the Kansas city road.
~ hr;cE. WALL IN The so,,b s,d,. /,
Wood strae, has been comnleted I,
Is quite an addition.
J. ,,,.u ~
I g g ~ Ne:n' q io'uiei c't'~en'
ew e SAepnis' was III inc Guy io'
wv Gays tn's wees
Miss Lula Harper, of Forest, Miss,
q attending school IN this city. She
IS stopping at Mr.. WI fiy's.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this
city have appropriated and sent $as. 90
TO the Natchez orphan asylumn.
9 Mr.. Dave Longstreet has accepted
position in the railroad offices at
Aberdeen. He left for that place on
on Monoay. we WISH Dave eminent :
success.
~ The ice cream parlor has closed for
Tor the season. We congratulate the
eoys anu sy'ipa'h'|e WIN 'ne young
Mr.. James Seay, OF Cofieeviile,
t5IHonOred us on Tuesday. We are
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

a Eonu-tblt Want Supplied
2eeosniEing the fact that go,d-
1toomsksr is badly needed in our
oity, We have secured the services
of ) thoroughly competent workman.
and we are now ready to take ordeE|
for all kinds Of work in the lin
shoemaking. We shall turn q
but drstrolass work and r
satisfaction. Call for n J
work at the q
In connection With e notice,
ty-fivv years e. and can los
lively say I g give perfect
fits and ID work Cali 70 81
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
Nv Photographic Gallery.
Lamar block, Water Valley, Miss.
Robinson & Vance, props.

8 "a : F40P
Artistic photographers, fine photo
graphic pictures, finished promptly.
None but lightning dry plates used,
and in connection with instanteous
shutters. Its fun to take nervous Pc
opie and babys. Mothers, bring out
your little ones while they are in good
health. al
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
Walter N. Jackson
Waverly Club Hall,
septeinbeH sd, 1884.

At an informal melting Of the club
on Wednesday night, Sept sd, a
committee was appointed to express
the feelings Of the club.npon the death
of Mr.. W. M. Jackson, when the
following was submitted and adopted.
When the mists Of evening gather
and the lamplignts lend their cheer
to the quiet comfort Of our Hall, it
has been our want 70 gather beneath
their glow, theselto eujoy the instruc-
tive exchange ofideas from the bright
est intellects of!pur humble fellows.
That there meetings have been replete
with instruction If .thespnst. s,lnlnnk1n
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

The Blue Store has been undergo
ing complete renovation this week.
1t will be ready for occupancy next
Monday or Tuesday.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

Walter McClain left Wednesday
morning to take charge of the
yard at East Cairo-Joe Williams
goes as his assistant.
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Corner Main and Lamar.

whose hands tho nancy passed
you say by telling what I know ihat
can not make my case any worse, but J
don't SEQ bow II will make II any better ,
When told that Cammack had deposited
SIS, 900, he laughed immoderately and said
"well, well, he IL still In = good h1i ho u
well lxsd alter all; only $1,000 he WONT
suffer- The reporter asked " bis wife
Mrs. E.ston, had not loft tho city'
He replied rather warmly, "fes, she 10
gone, no matter where. She has been sub
jsclod to insult after insult and III make
some OF them suffer II ener yet out oil
here
Easton 10 full orvlm and appears.o realize
that he 10 likely 10 bs made the scnpegost
OF the party. He said he felt sstlsiied that
Csmmaok had weakened a. soon ~ BOD
bes began 10 como 10 eeo him
The reporter tet the pulse OF the Dallas
National bank as to who deposited the
SIS 600 but failed to learn anything about
Il fron, that source. IL Is generally under
stood that Csmmack will not be prosecuted
by either the state or the railroad. Baum
and Lohenstein nre both out on bond. The
great cotton swindling case has resolved 10,
selfinio "ihe devil take the hindmost,
and (, Easton is not that man then the re-
porter is very much oil In his calculations.
The whole amount deposited in the DALAI
National bank WAS $4,000.
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Personal.

j.. H. Csllsnd. IT., MeIin, Is In the oi'y.
". X. Park. Of wsIahachie, is at the
Windsor.
J.B. Morris, OF kanis, va, In The city
yesterday.
Captain d. G. Brown, OF Jacksboro, ia I"
the Windsor.
II. f. Mcfarland, OF Corsicans, is at
C.R. Meyers, OF Albany, Is registered At
the Windsor.
n. A. Mcmillan OF Wsrshaohis, is resis-
tered at the Windsor.
william Hit,son, of Palo Plato, Is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Mics Engenia Hamilton OF this city IS VS.
ting friends at Cleburne.
J. Morris. a prominent citizen OF En-
mis-, Is booked ut the Windsor.
l.. Roos. the popular representative OF o
Philadelphia clothing mouse, is in the w..
Mira. pnul Il. Err. who Is seriously III,
was reported somewhat improved yesteT-
day.
q. T. Campbell, general superintendent
Of Tho Texas Express company, is AZ the
Windsor.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs lsit last evening FIR
Granbu,y on legsl business, to be absent
several days.
IA. Wilson, travelling freight agent OF
the Gould system, na5 returned from
haunt over north I.xaE.
| Miss Lee Martin. who has been visiting
| frieuds and relatives AZ Cleburbe for several
weeks, returned Sunday morning.
/ Miss Annie Cunningham, one OF sher'
mans mbst accomplished and lovely Young
Iadie, returned homo yssierday from
short Wait to friends IN this city.
Meurs. @. +. Tucker and g. q. Wright
returned Yesterday from Graham whittier
they went "a attorneys to represent the
| Dallas Guy National bank, plaintiff, vs.. q.
| q. Slaughter al a., defendsn;s, IN ths IN.
! Junction suit which Judge Mccormick, OF
tho Federsi court, hss taken under advise
nent.
Al the 81. Gsorg,: Gordon Randall! Bos-
ton; A 3 Bell, Kansas City. Mo; W q uto'-
by and wife, Mis Daily Norman, Miss
Mamie LsiQh, Jos N bumphhes; Geo
Booker, J II Brspick, VIM Ryan. iuoh OF
Ksys company; II Bishop, Terrell; IL O
Sill, Huntsville; W t Savage. MontRom-
cry: b Gidcomb, + p Powell WaIah'ohie;
WI Cobb, Henrietta; b l. Pate, Cisco; W 0
Guliedge. Texas.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

WAsuIgsroH, March l7.-t6peciall -
four reporter traced q report IN the capitol
hat a fatal cnttie diseato was raging In
Kansas, and that IL came from
te1at, to the treasury depart
hent. Here he made application
or Information Of the facts. After u
esrch OF some time pspers we're found
earring on the case, and direct from Kan
as. Tbs report was found true that there
5 q dangerous disease raging there aud
hat II Is contagious and alarming 10 the
,eople. But the disecss 10 not froio Texas
md Is MT one OF tho cattle trou ole,
ssl.known to the wett. The theory IL
hat two Scotchmen fresh from Scotland
md from attendance on cattle there that ore
diseased, communicated the disease. The
natter - being investigated AVID may make
Interesting Developments Ia the interest OF
,attle raising. The Ahoye facts com pletely
handicap the frequent illusions in semi
,fficial croles, that Tex ~ cattle ara now in
nring Ksnsss, all made in interest OF tbs
attle inspeotion 81
WAsuISGTos, March H. Press IA tel
gram received A. the treasury department
b-day from J II. Sanders, secretary Of the
reasury cattle com mission, lays that the exc
,erts sent By the commissioners pronounce
he alleged outbreak among cattle in Hi
lois not the foot and mouth di9safe. d..
Jaw, OF the cattle commission, has gone TO
lansas TO investigate the reported appear
,nce OF the foot ard mouth diseass there.