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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27

PnILApEIrnlA,. Pa. September %9.-Flour, new
winter quiet; fresh ground old spring scarce md
iirm. Wheat tiEh; rejected G1c; No, . rcd sias4hc;
sieSc; November s6%asG%c: December SsEass13c.
Corn, options neglected: ear lots dull niud lower;
No. o mixed GOadie; steamer mixed Ole; sail mixed
September 6lss46sc; October SSa6lc; November
&taaJgn: December 41alyc. Oats weak: rejected
white 33c: No. . white A,sc: No. . white aSL.a3Gc
No. white BIC, Butter, demand active; creamery
extnn Boz: do Iitsb &c: New York State and lind.
i9ri county, la., extras &c western dairy extras
@s.eie: western good 10 choice lDn.s.,c. Cheese, firm
mud Mlrly MctlXn: Ohio ilutS SlluLn. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27

SwELLlSGs are reduced by St. Jacobs
Oil, the dead shot for pain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27
Eors;tlr.

GlTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-rHE
~ u!denigncd has for sale OIL Callwell's I.un a
piece o. ground consisting Of several lots, mart ieIn;
= Eood quarry. II not sold before Saturday, Oci0leE
Ming at 10 o'clock A. NJ, be Offered al public allen
ne premises, III lots TO suit purchasers. For fur.
Their particulars enquire Of Deals VkeeRe or Joha
I. lakin, or the subscriber,
SCI B..F. McMECIlEN.
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ac,u advertisements.
NOTICE.
MEETING AT OPERA HOUSE,

MEETING AT OPERA HOUSE.
WHEELING, ". Va, September n ISL
At tho request Of the unheNIg,c, nnd other ON.
zcns Of Whccfing. the ffOl.j.'M. Mason, NJ J,riInn.'
son county, will deliver non partisan ailrs, M
NJ, September ~. All citizens, Irrespective NJ A.
ty, arc invited. %'
~ REILLY, II. n. russell,
5. lioEkiiElMeE. ", W. ANSiaT,
a. {. E0ET.rKR.s NJ. IoiJncE. Va
fiuuInES QuANIIEE, L. D., trKUls
II. NJ. lIAHrEE, M u &. pTXtJr
PORTER ShlTlI, d rE &c. u, EtSGNi.
n. l~lrsrEl, Is a. SWEENEY
A. WILSON, Pas 70. l
And others. . D..
.Atssrs. ". Reilly, S. HorkAeimcr, 4. c. EJatrr oss
others: rHEET.8' - $50 ""
GESrLENES- Responding to your invitation n,
recent date, It viii give INT pleasure to DELIVER
iion'parsisan address Oh State politics NJ ,llr ul.ts
House, on Monday next ut S T.. ". '"ta
Respectfully, J, NJ. M,s,x
Wheeling, September oG, soy .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27
Send for GLOW. TO Cure Skin Disease

GuIlCuRA 4 An exquisite Toilet, Bath, and
WIZ Npnesy 6anaaYe. sy5 Ru2.wAE 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-27

East Liberty, Pa September eG.-Ca.le u,arke,
c!osi.is WIN Unchanged prices; receipts go head;
shipmenH sI head. Hog market slow; receipts
100 head: shipments $500 hend; rhilidelpl1as
50 noaf 10: R.'''n'orcs s. G0aj IS: Workers S. ma
8 70; grnssers 81 GOAL 80. Sheep market continues
shipments $500 head. IAN
CIsclSHArl. o., September e&-Live hogs anie.:
common and light 81 Uoa5 70; packing and butch.
ers' % sad "; receipts 1000 head; shipments 1000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


AxE6-Collins, per dozen. or Gold DOLLAR
psr dosen s w Diamond Edge per dozen. . 90
sKiLLKTs AND LIDs-4sc per pound sugar
kettles, Axc per pound.
6CALE5-Fairbanks. discount Is per coat
Howe discount 25 per cent.
ssx2o, per box, 90 Terne, iix2N. per boz, 7 So
TerHc, 2ox2s, Per box, IL So
TIEwARE-Pfeced. discount 81 per ocnt
stamped discount 50 per cent
SOLDERING. !, l5c; No. IL and Ia lsc per
DUCK HoRsECoLLARs-No L. rs per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, 70 per posen; three loop
TACKs~In boxes. lco papers, 80 per boz.
GRUB HoEj-Per dozen, s o. railroad picks
'MATToCKs-Pc dozen, 0 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Discouli so per cent.
ssHAdyfIs a And ND spADKs-Ro~iand,. dis.
count 40 per cent Ares list sNel goofs, diD-
count 70 and 10 per cent:
HEAVY HARDwARE--Shafts, finished, ? %
poles Il So singletrees wagons. select "a.
buggy Is: express. So Wagon tongues
10 81. Hickory axles 10 10. Bolsters, Z rs
Coupling poles. 20. epokes, Xxx. select, rs
xKx. 80. Sawed ielloes N, l. 75 2, q 90.
DoVden shoes, a. Northwestern horse nails
SiSw re 70 spring Steel scs cast steel lsc.
DU09IE%-ersfe D. and spring TOP % coo
loO a DO open, 70 oo@s0 co DO side spring
~, 10 Oils 90 do side bar. 100 o09l 3O oG DO
SScfons rs 0ool50 90. 4 grade side spring.
70 ga o. do 2hetont 40 ooo0o 20 hump
st boesies, i76 oe%0 90 platform springs.
10 $50 90 three , sprNHs s:SonS ~ 01snA a.,
n SEG IapanDcl esrbsd via sc galvanized
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GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

RNOff1ANNh TODAY
CoFFEH-Rlo fair, ii8i2c primo l2Hl
l3.. choice, i3H9lic; Laguyra, nc; Java. 2Oo
TFAS-lmpcnal, siNaaC Young uYsoa. 900
50.' oolong, @@ooc Japan, 6OGebc
SUGARS Powdered, @ ~ ut Loaf, csc gran
ulatcd, SIC siandad 4 l. SIC Louu ANA whit
g!ariaed, &C. yellow olanhed, 7AG choice Lou
MOLAssTs-Louisiane choice. COO; Primo, B5c
fair N good. 4lc, corn GyTun Csc; 6ugai
iynip, GiNGsc. foboled, 45G52c
BAGGISG-Puro Juto II lbs, loZc; pei
yard y. lbs., 10 80. rieB lis per bundle.
CRAcKERs-soda x, 7c XXX, nc; cream
s64f1Nys, q per box; olpe India y
ooS; l.ponnd bars, % per box.
CAEDLEs-star, full weight l5h; short.itx.
cHEssE-w. r, l2G fun cream. lSo;
RoPE-iSc basis Cotton rope Isc.
WELL BUCKETS O004 Is per dozen.
CLOTHES 65c spring, per box
AEAsUBEs-k busbel Iron bound, 50 per
do1eiS 2.soCp pals g. 90 s.heor q; ~ m
per dozen; No. I S cc No. 3 O. per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and stray, t5e7,sO
trop. bag. 2 OoG2 10: bucF, 2 256D2 30
PICKLES ChoW-chow ope-half barrol,
barrel, 5 SO; 2-gallon pals chow.ehow. ! So
IS. Glass quarts, 2 60, Glass h-eallon. 3 80
Glass l.gallon rs, Glass Hex. gallon, rs.
COAL oIL-ll0 degrees FIRE test In barrels,
2lc; 40 test oil In cans, 2 %; $50 degrees ire
MACKEEkl~-No. / barrels. 70 50. No. TX.
barrels, ] So No, !. barrela 80. No. 2 i.
i IS 10 q E hS s.. No. fltS co. f
HOLLAND acknowledgements, rs per keg.
CANDY-suck ilt.c a pound: fancy, l6'v25c.
CIDER-crab apple, acc; Missouri cider. SOC
STARCH Pearl. AZ Royal Glass, 81. Bon.
ION l-pound package, 6. Corn starch l-pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

ysRxrA, June "A serious election riot
occurred 10 C,sDseburg to-day. Sixty per-
he's we're isinrcd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ouorirIoss TO-DAY.


Mems kip bfogans nom 95gl 20.
Boys kip brcEans, from sO.1l lO.
Mems II calf btogans frofn o0s1 rs.
Boys p calf brosans, from g5gl rs.
Mems Kip 2-buckle plows. ! Oofl g..
Boys hip 2.bucklo plows SOL Is.
Mons bul balls, congress and button, 1902 u
Mems calf balls congre'H and button, ? 5O6t.bo
Mems zip boots q O0f 30 o..
Mon Z. calf boots, q 00N,ih %.
Mems calf boots, IS O)E60 ~.
Boys kip boots, IS cO0lS on.
BOYS y calf boots. l6 6oo2i o..
Boys cal, cots, y % S27 %,
worscn's Q) hip rolknsi i5e3s5ic.
Miss a. kip poikas, 60s7Oo.
Child'e O kip polkaS all Eiso, S0'dS.
Chld's kip polxas, all siacs. bS66oc.
women's calf peg aud g polish, ] ooel-n.
Misses calf peg and IS polise, 9ogl 10.
Women's buff sewed polish, 1901 %.
Women calf sewed polish, t09l tx.
Women's grain Gewed aud polish, 9oDl r..
women's kid sewed, s0Gei rs
wonen's goat sewed polish, 80 % 70.
women's grain sewed button Il o. 10 Is
Women Kid seved button. o. Os00
~ornehis coat sovod hutton t'oSS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COAin.EKlIAL.

DALLAS, June 3.-Markets are completely
democrat a.d in many branches owing TO
rains Corn. oats aud ieed.stuiii generally
are In dem,nd and all sorts OF proes are
paid. There IN plenty In the country but
farmers cinno' mlvo't. Wool siIll arrives
In small lots. Aoout % 900 pounds IN all are
the Dallas roclpts. Bnght medium Is worth
Is cents. Cora told la small lots high a.
90 cents yesterday or the street. In car
load lois II is 90 and 5S cents. Rates given
are nominal. Owing 70 the pressure o con
tailed.
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LIVE sToCR.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

RESvrs-Coyn fed, per II, i&Gisc; coSs.
per 10, ss0i.c
@UTTONs-Fa tat mptt,nt, per /. 2ND
SIG chJics per pound Sake
'"4-- Per pyuud, ,GIsc; steck hogs, per
uni 3liai.
BULLs AND sTAOs--For uansAgo mann.
ipiu-., paf p mud ~ 2sc
MlsCEL LRNEOUS LIVE STOCK-Ycar.iug
Io'rs, pr hos1, 400 yea:lins hoifcrs, per
hea', 10 %, 2.vcar.til steers, per head, is o.,
year old hcifcTs per head, - %.
Young calves SO 0.;y ucg Texas bulls, % o.,
Texas raised = Durham, 90 OF; Texas rated \
Durham, 90 co. Texas raised v Durham. 50 ":
Texas raised tell God Durham. lbO ".
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on.rY AND neEA nsrrrra.


CNrn could not DE- bought To-day n THIS
city A. any price. Farmers say n the rains
ces q now all will bs we'll. Oais sold t. day
a. . cents.
wHEAr-Cholce 90 medium grades soc
Me so. h.a Soc.
RYE .'t'uinal At coo. nortqpru, SO.
BARLEY -lNst5c,
CORN \ lolcl sud 'Aifot - 5i1.
oar thoicC, 30 S2c, fcpHcd,
FLOUR Patent 3 70: carly broah as
4 30 a..aG. soda. o5 rs. pure ram, -
Todd Mills Patent 3D. uulon, 10; frair.
Flow , 20, Star. Choice, IS
BRAN All mills, Soc IN store 0oc.
COR MEAL Fine holtod pe. 100 pounds
30
HOMtNY AND GRlTs-5 10 per barrel
fEEh-ChoppVd UoTu per lOO pounos, 90
chop cd corn and oats per 100 pounds, La
corr ran ner lOi rounds, sJo
GRAHAM ELoUk--rer 100 pounds. 800.
HAY -p.fk, . 9c3s 60 bright, 10 90 from
stores, prairie, btlod, Clark, CO. bright
IL or bright, free on board car, II o.
dark, O..
ALL sEHp-6sr Geru,au lnillsL 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
THU MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

Is thorough ard effective IN ils wort irgs Offer
ing every facility afforded by the Boston Con
scrvsiory OF Music. with the ado l,ional advan.
t'g. ri Individual ins,ruct,on. Mr JAMES NJ.
TRACY aud Miss MINNIE LITTLE have been
l.nt aud favorabls known tmpDg The tnoheta
of iSton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

~: -; *: A s; :,; s.:
'<$E:!:s - : = Sc: e z
co.. ' s,:ss & IL Z. g. a. a.. .s Z:
&c III r. y. .,II g = az sr Y.
don MN nled, ia
- 81 go: >: -. =
s.ss s.sv ssssss -
=. - .s.r. ~ sasI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
LIQUOR.
ouo1A1IoBs TO-DAY.

ouoTAHIoDD TODAY.
ASo90Ls 1901 g q y = y. g p n,ss:
s,as - Sc - ~ s Ga So Is, fancy. si
vsieSs. on ~ II - Oinb. IL 90
- ~. ooaF0 q q ptsA " So
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIOH TO-DAY,

6TONE-At tho Dallas quarrie6, &c per oub
foot; lie for foundations Ito for wall and $50 for
dressed front.
LUMBER-Yellow Pine rough, 2 20 Ter 10C
over ~ feet IS per 100; Dresd side finishing
clear. So common, %; Z ceiling. 1) o.; cell.
ing, 2 So hx6 rough, 81 per i0O; Hx3 rough,
l75 per 100; Sx3 dressed, 800 per 100. sioing,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, s 10 pei
100 ,iding, 2 80; ,. ceiling $50 = ceiling 90,
White pine dressed finishing, 6 so per los y
ceiling, LIST common, 3 o. 2nd common, 2 IS;
siding, lat common, rs; 2iId common, 9 81.
Oommsr dsurL / So sash, 25@5 10 - y, ,asy.
sHINGLEs-yollDw pine 5 s0t4 50 ,,Gin
pine, t0asb 20. cypra,s, no L 90 No. 2
I so: No. 8, AS
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. I OGn4 10.
CEMENT FLUES-o inch, gTssc, in3n. tlc; .
inch os.ljnR JOINT J OG inca oac, sos, mob
oetiing tent ] rs; 7 inch cap do, Us,
DRAIN riPE-S lnon- Ice per ryJs SluoA. TO-;
inch, s7kCs inch, t0y 3 Ins'h, b0a
MIXED PAINTS-Reaiy for usc and all col.
ora / rs pas gal Al the ,ssted 6ri stail.
dsrd masei sro on sale BY Dallas dy-lsra
WHITE LEAD-Strlotiy purs o 1920 90
WINDOW GLA5S-8xl0 To l0xl2 s0s i0xis
TO l4x2t $50 l6x24 70 2Dx2S rs, less 90 per cent
LIME-Osopered, Austin, 2 90 pof bnrrss ocLs,
Dailas IN lots, 10r Der bnshel 2sc
HAIR-per pound. So9ko.
PO9Te-(adar - kr Nnls saw
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important

When you vidt or leave New York City
ave baegaes, expresses or carriage hire and
sop ct the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
GRIND Central depot. Biz hundred elegant
rooms, lifted up 81 cost o. si,0oUp; 70
nan plan. Elevator. Restsussst supplied
With ths bssk HoDe sAss, staCs and &c
vsssd railroads 70 Ill dspotA Families 80
live bstssS for 49, money d the 0fand
Union betsl than In any other drse-oaen
hofni IN Ne DIV.
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One Block Sou,h Of Santa 70 0spot

Are J. rarared TO do all kinds Of Iron Work on
shortest notice. Fine work srec atty.
Repairing machinery, iron and brass castt' KS
and In fact everything ia the line OF ecu, and
finished in manner equal TO the b skhops IN
The whole county, Models made toorder
Don't forget we have tn best machinery and
most skillrd ~orkmen IN Texas. r.cu fo-
the iron work on II kinds OF machinery desired
Don't iorpet the plaos n you wsnt good sub
sta initial Rok done Mt living prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
DRY GOODS

sSsTATIoss To-DAf.
PRfErs-FTeemsns,iS Lodi Glouoesler %
~icS. 81 Alien. 5's 2boea' sohd SIX; fCspcal
solid, 81 Peabody blRos, 5a: simpson BLACK
ek; 6imp Il mourning. OK; Glouoestor mourn
Arnold g. eG PSa oil blue and Rae green s I'
HEAVY BROWN DoAEsTICs-Augist1 ~
81; Indian Head.7 swim creex, -, 6A htna
"a 8; EagonsId, - * C@ So;.,s - Z
O. Charter Oak. ~ a. Lake George, - 81
Grea, Western, ~ .; international. a, 6k
Atlantic A.7s; Bennineton.7H; Nascheh r.. ok;
FINE BROWN poMEsTIcs-Lsie George,
On; Harvest7h; poonhontas. ~. Great Falls, q;
Peerless, So 5; Plum Island, 8 Atlantic ~
ereenbIier, TX; Aneadde, N; Dwight ~; 30;
BIEACHED DoMEsTIcs-socisl. $; Sunny
Side, n; Hollnesvtlle,7S; Foresi Big Bonsnssr
BRIO l2Y; ws;asi.,a, IL New York mills, ~
Dianon. Hi. cambria, 2; knights, cambria
Hero, - He;c X, nal,Atdysin oatr.
bridge x : peeSless 4 eli r.aa o. ING S, Loon IN
DuCKS-Arkwr.9ht l6: Ettrtck, s-os los;
e.Aii, dos ~ Stark. lo-os, 10. savage Sos, Il.
Hamp.ea, brown and drab, 90. 10 Hampton
Montauk, 70 inch. :. 40 No. g. 70 inch :, t2X;- NO
{ 80 inch. SIX; Gold Medal Blna lax; LioD
brown AMI nab. IL: Chariot striped, TX; Saw.
fICKiNG- Amoatsss AGA. IL Hamilton. ls
Hollywood. plaid, IL standard ., ~: EAzton d
*: OmeeA Nk Continental Fancy. 10; Stan.
disd nsDfS n Essg e. Blu. and Brown
II o Hsnil.on j; American. % Lowell City. ~
ss fI oev oss * Michigan ss s %ooS
lawn,7x: OatawbAsk. Arlington q Augusta
TX: Louisiana X.
,JRANs-RoxboroIsh, Is PsciaG r. r., % \
uniHa STATES so.. Cola % ss Ns' on
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NV OaLsABp ,Iuss q -Representatives Of
the euif staiss, rsxss excepted. considered
- dav the bet method to secure n~st Of
fsctivs qusrsstfns With the len u jury 10
t-oouction ssd sprssd OF inieotious do
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PROvlbiOHb.
ADAPTATIONS TO-DAY,

BAOON-short slsa, s'dsA 1915; short cltsf
dry salt 9xc; hams. i3kc; breakfast bacon. 1so.
LARD-TisrA exG topound oanA ync 10
sound cana, i0k. 6-pound oAnA. b-pound cArs'
okc- D uonn6 nAnA 06o
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Everybody use Little JoEsr" smoking
tobscco.
National Republican., 1884-01-18


Apropos Of Mr.. Mr.. Willard was running
over with Henry Wattorson some time ago
the record Of the war correspondents. Wat
terson said ~ was correspondent in both
armies during the war; | began at Washing
ton city, where was raised, as one Col. For
ncy's correspondents, but some time after
ward got to Tennessee, whore my parents
originated, and there l published q flying
sheet in the confederate armies until, after
tho war, removed to Louisville and estab-
lished The Courier" Among the war corre-
spondGnts who are still living are Henry NJ
Stanley, the African explorer; William ID.
hickman, who owns newspaper prop
erty worth 100000 at Dayton,
Ohio William Swinton, who has
made $4,000 year by composing school
books; Thomas w. Knox, who brings out u
book at least once year; j. B. MeCullagh,
the editor of the st. Louis GiObe- Democrat,
whose interest there amounts to $4,000 u
year; George w. Smalley, the London cOrre-
spondenti Nathaniel Paige, who has become
rich IN state department law cases; Solomon
Bnlkeley, the treasurer Of John M Srarin's
transportation and summer resort enter
priseSi Edmund q. Stedmln, who is likely to
rise out OF his late difficulties Samuel Ward,
who accompanied Bull Run Russell In the
light Of friend, but really worked for our
state department. all the lime faithfully, and
Mr.. Willard,
National Republican., 1884-01-18
TIE woo MuRDERs.
4 wall rom DfississippI citizen WI
is Discouraged at the Hopeless Prospect

4 wall nom n Mississippi citizen who
Is Discouraged at the Hopeless Prospect.
A private letter received in this city from
Mississippi sheds new light on tho murders
recently committed by q mob in the Yazoo
from IL as follows:
MISSISSIPPI, Doc. 30, 1851 have been
intending writing you for sometime. but have
boon so busy closing up my business relations
" that l have been unable to secure
the time. You have doubtless boon thor
oughly informed of the murder OF J. p.
Mathews and the promotion OF the murderer
TO be town marshal; the rough riding over
tho will Of tho majority of tho voters in tho
last election in Madison, and the tragedy OF
Christmas eve In Yazoo. Last night that
trouble culninnte din the murder OF four
of tho prisoners, including Mr.. FOoto. Tho
decd was done early in the evening, about
7 o'clock and was accomplished without
any resistance on the part of the
sheriff Foote was shot in his cell. He re-
sisted them as they entered, and felled one
with handiron wrapped in towel. He
fought like tiger, and fell pierced with ten
wounds. IL was tho desire of tho mob to
hang him, rs they were very bitter against
him. From Information | got from there
Mr.. FOoto had nothing whatever to do with
the killing, not oven being armed on the
1Htal nlRnU. ttc was returning from hinTlbJ-
mas tree festival Just as the difficulty began
and went among the whites In the interest OF
peace, lie was knocked down with stick,
and shot while down, but not seriously. The
man who did the killing was James, who
was killed the next day In resisting arrest.
Two of the ruen were hung to the Jail wall
and died horrible deaths.
Our state government is making stronuo US
efforts to induce immigration. The conduc t
of the citizens in Yazoo, Copiah, and Madison
within the last two months will not sorve to
induce many northern men to settle in a
community afflicted with lawlossness as ours
is. The state government makes no effort
whatever to change this condition of affairs
that exists to-day. The murder Of these
men effectually blots out the last spark OF
republicanism In Yazoo, Tho victims were
evidently marked, and u pretoxt for gcttin 6
rid Of them came and was successfully car
riod out 1t appears TO mo that there IL
J no law here for those of us who are opposed
| to the bourbon democracy; and, strange as II
may appear, we have republicans here who
are daily in conference with democrats To
down republicans who are in opposition. |
want to leave here, and, If | could dispose OF
my property, would leave in less than twenty
| four hours Wo don't know where to look
| for help OF sympathy. Tho north looks at us
strangely and tho congress of the United
States is against us, and our condition is in.
deed deplornble.
Federal officers are engaged in the work OF
defeating McGlil IL this city is wrested
from tho control of the present administra-
tion it will lose tho reputation of good order
and liberal sentiment which has character.
lied it in the past. .
National Republican., 1884-01-18


Zone word" she said, "before We part, +"
and her bright eyes glowod in the mellow
light of the turned.down lamp. 'Are you
sincore?' rfT
81 am sincere" he replied, in tones whose
truthfulness could not he doubted by any one
save the most confirmed pessimist.
Then you cannot give me II palace by Lake
Como" and she looked into his eyes as if she
would read his innost soul
IL cannot" he answered.
Not even a brown stone front"
No" There was wonderful frmness, n
don't-you-t u-torget-it-ness in the tones in which
this m0mentous monOsyllable was spoken.
Not oven a cottage in the suburbs2"
Not even that, darling" There was an
anguish in his accents that indicated q mind
wholly given up to the gnawing inroads of II
sharp.toothed despair
"What can you offer me, then ?" she Asked;
"what can you Oiler Inc Ms an incentive to
induce mo 60 become your bride?'
"A share in 81 u week, with prospect Of a
rise next spring" lie said this with the deep
conviction Of man who knows Just how he
stands.
1T is sufficient" she said with a radiant
smile, " ! am yours, Algernon. A half loaf
is better than no brcad,"
National Republican., 1884-01-18
A FIsH-BLooDED DIVA.
PATHS Hesrtless Treatment OF n Dead
Brothers. Widow and Children.

PATHS Hesrtiess Treatment OF Dead
Brothers. Widow and Children.
"Psmyhn" IN Bu1dio Commercial, Advertiser
Patti has pride, but not much feeling. You
probably remember that she had handsome,
back-eyed brother, Carlo, who played the
violin in concerts throughout the country.
He died and left wife and child. The wife
was southern girl, brought up as most
southern girls were In those days, and sho
knew little about the hard and practical side
of life. She had to do something to buy
bread for herself and child, so she took in
sewing. Some three years ago an amiable
French woman, who kept lingerie establish
ment here in New York. having made suf-
fcient money to 60 back to France to live,
returned to her native country, and lived
PATHS widow, and had helped her more than
once. 1t is great pity. thought She to have
Nine. Carlo Patti starving in America, while
hero brothers sister rolls in wealth in Europe
SO one day she made up ber. mind to cal, on
the diva, and tell her the story OF their desti-
tuition. The woman was excited and sympa-
thetic, and she told tho story we'll "Now,"
said she turning to Adelina, won't you do
something for the education of this young
girl your niece? Pc She is q bright girl
and looks enough like you to- Nbe your
own daughter" Patti listened toth story,
and then said in the most Indifferent
way; "You had better state the case to Mr..
Franchi, he is my agent; perhaps he will do
something for you" For me" said the
woman Indignantly, ~ don't ask for any.
thing for myself. I only tell you of the des-
titutIo on of your brothers child that you may
help her to position where she may help her.
self" you must see Mr.. Franchi," said
Patti, rising, ~ know nothing of these
things" She wouldn't do anything for her
brothers child, but she does everything for
Nicolinis children. Every time they call her
mama" she writes them out a check for a
thousand francs.
National Republican., 1884-01-18

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