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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
DISILLUSIoNED.
BY LUCIEN ARNOLD.

Oh, it were sweet, as sweet as love's first kiss, Though love's first kiss is of all things most
 sweet
 If might lift the coffin lid and greet With my cold lips your own, though love they
 miss; To know a noble form lay dead, and this Was mine, all cold and still from head to
 feet,
 But noble yet, my love might seem com
 plete In worship of an angel flown to bliss But oh, to roll away the useless stone And walk within the hateful emptiness Where nothing is To know that alone Was loved and lover both that you were
 less
 Than man, and that built royal throne For you whose life holds naught of kingli.
 ness! -Exehange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
The Borrowing Family.
Detroit Free Press.

The borrowing family sent Jack over to Mrs. Smiths to borrow some vinegar.
 "Go slow and speak politely" they said as they gave him an empty bottle and their blessing.
 Jack gave a rap or two and Mrs. Smith opened the door with a jerk.
 What do you want now2" she asked shortly.
 lack hemmed and hawed.
 Please, ma'am, 1 camefor-camefor can"
 "There isn't drop of camphor in the house." said Mrs. Smith and slammed the door.
 As the boy rolled of the stoop he tel. that the look she gave him would have kept the family in vinegar for a month.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

"ls that your best whisky?" asked the temperance man, who had just ordered a pint for his alcohol lamp.
 "The very best," replied the druggist, wrapping another sheet of paper around the flask, to make 1t look like bar of soap.
 "Ah," said the heartless temperance man, "i thought il was only medium when l observed the spirituous wrappings around it."-BvookLya Eagle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08
A Beautiful Woman,

A woman with pleasant nile, clear skin, bright eye, generous expression, elastic step, hearty hand-shake and cour- teous welcome. Such woman is not the victim of debility, languor, or dyspepsia. She has overcome these pests by using Browns Iron Bitters, the worlds great tonic. Miss Matte Benson, South Par son6eld, Me, says, "After using Browns Iron Bitters for weakness and lack of ap- petite and energy, felt like another per- son.r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-08

over hlS many wrongs, he became aware that an elderly man was approaching him who appeared to be in an advanced state of intoxication. Ven Hartmann waited by the side of the road and watched this individual, who came stumbling along, reeling from one side of the road to the other, and singing a student song in a very husky and drunken voice. At first his interest was merely excited by the fact of seeing man of SO venerable an appearance in such a disgraceful condi- ton, but as he approached nearer, he be- came convinced that he knew the other well, though he could not recall when or where he had met him. This impression became so strong with him that when the stranger came abreast of him, he stepped in front of him and took good look at his features.
 "Well, sonny" said the drunken man, |, surveying Won Hartmann and swaying in front of him, where the Henker have seen you hefore3 know you as well as know myself Who the deuce are you p
 :" am Prof. von Baumgarten," said the student. "May l ask who you are am strangely familiar with your features" 1"
 "You should never tell lies, young man." said the other. "You're certainly not the professor, for he is an ugly snuffy old chap, and you are a big, broad shouldered young fellow. As to myself, l am Fritz von Hartmann, at your service"
 "That you certainly are not" ex- claimed the body of Won Hartmann. "You might very we'll be his father. But hullo, sir, are you aware that you are wearing my studs and my watch chain?"
 Donnerwetter Y hiccoughed the other. If those are not the trou sers for which my tailor is about to sue me, may never taste beer again."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

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W.. iif tt
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mHfha tIfa A. n
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w. " suinly ti' WITH iir
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i#Hlt@ b+ pfiyil tsiG Hut ~
1871 iit BillnHFaf tlNn D
fnndidlt hfHayfling n nilif
tiHi De- s uasintnl M api b0 viii
w. routam " rfife iu sJ firm.
ali Political nteIi wHnt Tho GpN
rnm knows ilHt ho siinds wll
with ibp pauple " Indiana ana BE-
"a Is. lliug ~ rul bis political 90
rnar at virn pmtii pt The state
m'nt tIat bo f. sattlng ~ the
pin. ft ls nomination three
ycars hence !. abufd " hns ~
'ueh idea and will MT b. u cinlt
mn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
YELLOWSTONE PARK
And Portland Excursion.

The Illinois Central Il. H. Pal
ace Car Excursion to the yellow
stone Park and Portland, Oregon
leaves st. Paul AZ 100 n. M.
"Wednesday, August 10Th. Far
for the round trip,-St. Paul to
Portland and return, $4,000
Tickets from ST. Paul sold only on
the order Of the undersigned. All
Illinois Central coupon agents win
be supplied with round trip picket
10 st. Paul or Portland, if applica.
tons ARE made by August LIST.
Tickets will BE- good to return
within six months from dltc e.
purchase, and are good for stop
overs ut any point on the North
ern Pacific Railroad on the return
trip. Applications for sleeping
Car accommodation must be made
to the undersigned at Manch 'stcr,
Iowa, on or b'fo,e August lst
Parties desiring to visit the IA
toinal Park points on the Northern
Pacific r. r., and in Oregon an,
Washington Territory, Shout
take advantage of this excursion
Parties desiring to return yin SIr
francisco and the Central OF
Southern Pacific can exchange til,
return portion of ticket at San
Francisco on the payment of s2l
90. Remember August lst close.
the diagrams of sleepcrs for this
excursion. If you propose to join
the patty your money and applica
ton for Sleeping Car Bcrihs
should be forwarded b me at once.
j. T. MERRY,
Cen. West. Pass. Agent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

fHss af ff sfffHtI
'aDs Nta Alyit ,
the n4iptsl peaida ~ Nbis plp as
f''ald ~ iH mtsarBasifng lat m
dlY tysnInI ~ pty DE- bet .rI
iulHis ~ ila m.pay N Grn
4 Gtam + g. lll vas pIs
chairman end J y tunaf saafr.
infr Aliet singing nnd pnyer.
appropriate p~finl aelrriions
op tiH lfuth n G.u Gmai wafa
delivered Ny VIM simmon. and
john ~ spain Aodfusri a,ro dn.
ligefcd by = T. llill and ! A.
Srott after which tht following
preamble and resolutions were rp
potcd by The committee and nnini
mously WloDted
WnEnEAs II has pleased God 10
remove from our nation Gen t'lys
scs : Grant, the great soldier. tho
iIlustrious citizen, and the dptin
puishcd * President N the
United Stntes, aud ~ citizens wc
como together in mass meeting to
express our sorrow therefore, be- IL
RESOLVED, That it has been with
deep feelings that we have noted
the patient and heroic struggle Of
our lllustrious fllow.citimn, Gen.
Grant, in his protractcd illness.
ana that We received the news of
ms death with profound sorrow.
RESOLVED, That by his eminent
abilities, hIs extended fame and
distinguished services Gen. Grant
has mcrlted the admiration and
gratitude Of tine American people
and deserves the most prominent !
place on the roll Of Americas great
men.
RESOLVED, That in our apprc.
citation Of his noble traits and his
prominent services to his country.
IN our regret for his loss and pride
IN the glory which his deeds have
added to our country's history, we
recognize nodistinction born of see.
tional strife.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the
family of the illustrious' dead our
sincere coincidence, not unmingled
with the hope hat the nations
sympathy which iscxprcssed ON al
sides, may mitigate their great
sorrow.
RESOLVED, That these rrsolu.
tlons be transmitted to the Mem.
pIlis APPEAL and the local press
publication.
+. =. HILL Chairman;
j. +. BUTLER Secretary;
j. A. SCOTT,
j. p. HlGHTOWER,
5. PATTON,
II. THORNTON,
HENERY HAINES,
{. CARLTON,
ALIEN WEBB,
Committee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15


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hwi 'lI .ffI U' sn- l
.ff atI i a.
l 'ia.iIaI. lpI
1te m'Ius uH mrtI.t .Wf
u. .,l0ni o. sl..t D. mpsni. f.
It CtlHHttIn th. t.tu W. I'M,
Aallpf llrpuid nn. H.mnI t.pt
IIl. change. Iu utu.I nluult
'l.p No niim'ut uft't,i.d 49,
SeH feIk -uI lot
Brought hp rnlrlilDI i,t nr
,Ifil str,lfa las +. faaI ~ ip H.
failure Etru Wheu IL d hifl.|
and honestly uffaal 10 muiahr
uo letiot public servants rlAu
were nwl iofm Rhilo 100 mot
"rart D IN thn clfy II ~ usrI u
q eo''f iof m9o hypufisu and
ineancf rtrtI4m.hip und Jobbrty
M appointment lluu prmcrIy|
existed Rochester tum Dm
But tlr uo7fons arc bore ~ alay
They are the backbone of southern
nd1stfT the pivot upon which
.hc Whole Iapor system turns and
without them our -ystcm Glls into
'orclcss rutn The two races are
wing aud working together M I
harmony Il IS better Gor
hc South to have negroes aud cot.
than q large influx 81 white ,
population without cotton the
.%ubstantla basl, Of all our prosper.
~ hcophl' Appeal Dcm
silent aud hilarious, taking it,
Ic part in the more rampant sort
II politics, the farming population .
: the reservoir Of final strength,
.hc natural CONSERVATION Of sound
l"iitlca institutions. They pro. !
luce Tor all, pay most of the Hxcs-
llrrctIy or indirectly and ia times
Il danger are ready to fight for all I
temporary depression IN any +
Of trade or manufacture
WI convey no menace tu the
stability or prosperity 50 ,
ong as the agricuIturists are pros. :
and satisfied. st. Louis
'lobc.DcmoHrat, Rep. \
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

oFthc 81 delegates chosen by
Pamela county, it would be remark
ably strange il there were not some
half dozen anti-Lowry mrn; but
we are confident it will no: exceed
that number. So the delegation
probably stands; Lowry, 2S;anti.
Lowry, 6 We are satisfied with
that.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
An Exploded Boom.

Along, lank, lean andchronic An.
ti.potash Boom met the new, fat
and sallcy Atlanta Big Bold
Boom, on II hot, sultry day.
Nv no are you?'askcd the b. b
B. Boom
81 am the old Potash
BOOM was the sad reply, as the
pcrSpi ration rolled down and il
leaned heavily ON the b. b. b.
Boom for support.
"D0n'tlramon M, said the b l..
3. Boom. II my look strong. but
am quite youn!-only If months
ol !, am growing rapidly and am
mighty weak in the knees. am
doing tn, work which YOU have
EuIcd To dn. although YOU are 80
years old. lon are old. and touch,
and rich. and don't require u sup.
port. But what causes vo.i a.
look so thin of latr?'
'''i' ! II"iNIN KNOW, fcpIied
The Anti Potash Boom. NV phys.
lcians tell me that my abilities
have been over-mtcd, and that
while trying To whip out all oppo
sltion by boast and brag, that |
have proven my inability. Old
age Is also creeping on me-having
fought rear 80 years before any one
knew | wis living--and now I am
unable to perform feats that Others
are doing. | am collapsed; my
friends have turned against me and
call me names, and oh Iordy, how
sick became at the very sight Of
y. b. b. Hold my head while I
die"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Tue assault ofan arm ed mob on
the residence Of the colored pastor
Of the Tabernacle Babtlst Church
and editor IT a paper at Memphis.
Tenn. AMI the attempt to murder
the intended victim. is a Southern
outrage spoiled. Unfortunately for
political effect, the assailants were
not ku'klux but angry uesroe.
belonging to a secret society Of
which the Rev. Mr.. CouSrEE had
been a member, but which he aban.
doncd ard denounced.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Ar Richfeld Spring one day,
Gen. Duckner heard some military
skeptics critcising Gen. Grants
military ability. "why, Hooker
was a. brave as Grant" said one
man excitedly. but Grant was a
very near man." said Buckner.
"And Mcclellan was n greater
strategist,' said another scofIer.
"But Grant was famous for hi.
ncarnoss." said Buckner. "IIe maj
not have been brave, but he wa.
always near" "What do you mean
by nearnessg' asked another scoiI.
err. petulantly. 1why, when
looked around at Fort Douelson fol
some one 20 surrender TO. Grant
IVES right there handy; and motto,
when Ten. Lee surrendered at Ap.
pnnattox, Grant was III. nearest
General 10 take his sword. ON, h,
MAS near, Grant was"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

VIZ urge the Democrats II PIANO.
ia 10 buckle on their armor and "a
into the pending contest with 4
determination to win the day,
The prospect for success is better
and more encouraging than in sey.
eral years. Our county nomina.
ting convention has been called
now, let US go to work right, nomi.
nate good men and true, and elect
them. II can be done with much
hard work. We tell YOU, now, il
will be no light task.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

We are glad To see that our Is.
tecmcd noighbor and contcmpora
ry, the Panolian, reads the STAR
with 50 much profit aud interest.
rs is evidenced By his copious ex.
tracts from those columns. And
we feel thankful and compliment.
ed that he should tile our paper
for future reference.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

A SILVER dollar weighs very
nearly an ounce. Hence any let,
ter not heavier than dollar can 20
Tor II single two cent stamp. \
five cent piece added will give the
ounce If You have not the silver
dollar, five nickcls and a small cop.
per cent will give an ounce.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

MRs. SAM JOKES, wife of the
noted Georgia evangelist, is u ma.
tive Of Kentucky, She was asked
a few days ago il she were not very
proud of her husband She replied
that she would rather be- sam
Joncs'S wife than the wife of the
President.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

A BAPTIST hurcha at Park river, in
Dakota, has devised a now scheme
In raise money. \ liberal member
donated a large tract Of land to il
aud the people got up n blowing
bee. Next season the church will
have several thousand bushels Of
wheat If the weather Is propitious.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

TBE STAR is Bourbon enough 10
object to old Republicans as lead.
era and advisers Of the Democratic
party. II that be prescription
make the most Of ii. Nothing 81
becomes new recruits Us modesty.
Stand by the record.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
Notice to Contractors.
No. coo

The Board Of Supervisors 81 psnolu
oountyMis., atthcir meeting on Monday
the 7th day Of September lsss, viii award
the contract ior repairing The criinr Of
courtroom At sariIs-aoooriins TO plan and
specification on file with the clerk. d
The loves, responsible bidder.
Aug. e,h,lssa $. r. BLASv, Clerk.
n, W W smith, y. {.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
Indigestion Cured

suffered for more than five
years with Indigestion, scarcely
able to retain the simplest food on
my stomach. The burning sensa.
ton was almost intolerable, and
my whole system was derangcd. |
was wakefal and could not sleen.
and consequently more or less ner.
vous all the time. | declined in
flesh, and suffered all the usual
depression attendant upon this
terrible disease. In a word, | was
miserable. At last, failing to find
rcliefin anything else, commenced
the use of Swift's Specific. | began
to improved at once. The medicine
toned up the stomach, strengthen.
ed the digestive organs, and som
all that burning ceased, and |
could retain food without difficulty.
Now my health is gpl, and can
eat anything in the shape of food
and digest il without the slightest
difficulty. | most cheerfully bear
this testimony, because there are
hundreds suffering as | was, and
am sure they can be rs readily
healed. Take the prescribed dos,
after eating instead of before.
JAMES MANN, No Il Ivy st.
Atlanta, Ga. May IL, 1885.
swifs's Specific is entirely veg.
etable. Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
JENNIE Wurrg, a colorcd woman

JENNIE Wurrg, a colorcd woman
died in st. Joseph, Mo. Monday
last. aged 10 years. She was born
in the eastern pan of Georgia. and
when twenty years ofagc was taken
to Tennessee, where she remained
for n%inty.six years She lived IN
NJ Joseph about ten years. She
was a cook for Capt. Waterfall. Of
George Washlngton's staff during
the war Of the Revolution. She
remembered the death Of Washing.
Ton well, aud used to tell a number
Of interesting stories abou, early
times. She died In full possession
Of all her mental faculties, bu,
! was a cripple and helpless.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

TuE STAR is very much pleased
with the action of the Pamela De.
mocracy, because they adopted the
policy we advocated; while the
delegates are fr Inwryand Shands,
they 90 unintructcd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Tue Pamela county delegation
To the State Convention being
largely for Lowry, the STAR may
be permitted to observe that it Is
again endorsed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

GIVE US the right kind Of ticket,
and with good, hard work, l,auola
county will 90 Democratic this
year. Every Democrat should do
his whole duty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
THE UNIVERSITY Of MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD.
NEXT SESSION OPENS
SEPT. "a, 1885.

Tuition Fro 10 all bit Lr lStsdenh.
Open 10 both sexes alike. Terms
very moderate. Location healthy.
in a community nmcd for its
churches, schools, morality and
culture, 70miles southeast N Mem.
phis, Tenn, and on the nlinoig
Central Railroad. Twelve learned
instructors. Departments n Law.
Art, Literature aud Science, all In
successful operation
For Catalogue and information.
apply to the Chancellor, Gen. A..
j. STEWART.
IL. NJ. SULLIVAN.
Secretary Board II Trustees.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

TnE alleged poets are now try.
ing the patience Of the PEG, lc with
verses on Grant. But he il hap.
PLY beyond their reach.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

Is the State Convention Of 1851,
tho fight was on the head Of tnc
ticket this year II will he on the
tail Of the ticket
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

IT seems .hc "kirkcrs' are get.
ting most Of the Federal Eyors.
How is that
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

KEEP az cool as you can, and
don't get excited over politics in
the dog days
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

bENpNA,Y M serene and "a.
prone.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

pANmA county viii EAST her vote
for Lowry and Stands in the State
Convention.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

T
f.Fr. ffu uuff n..r
W'' Paint fnni. mII, tI..u
Inua
EIIp7I h1. Ii mII.f N ah.II lm,
M 'f-,if
a WInann e.oDg I,d. Imam,
pit'ii' I't
N.rIun tiiI Ltyp uew Ctrl
uII. pIur.b
s iurnip w iurbf. ln diameter
grpa st RyhBIJu
Tl..
mI NJ AIr,fn cnlnty.
I..,, L,.L...l, ''
,r.,,o,, ...,,.. ,
,.it a.
.,,.,r
u "'l.'nt'r'.' III the Mar-hall
l'N''''rf I'd q memorial meet
ing ~ honor oI Grant last Satur'
day
y MERIDIAN young man was I'm
'' sf"'or nI'hg " pistol on the
'''p'
Marian Carter Ccl aid Ia he i3l
S'"ta o''' ''eu l"'eIy IN aloo
county
Two new passenger engines are
being built IN tho shops Mt Water
"''y'
Around Dry Grove, Hind. coun
ty, there have been over 30 death.
from nux.
j. VI. Heard. of West Point. has
orange and lcmon tree, that are
bearing ripe fruit.
VILE colorcd Baptist church re.
cclycd 20 acccssions.
.,
oonr, =. w.. ;1;O ''''i I"
''"'' "'t'"'"m' SIX couples
x.u.,,
''''''''" va tm' FRANK
Nh ~ w. N''''' WIN a.
y ''''''''''
Although running day and
nn,Lta ','','" refractory J"
WV '''''"''''
j. f. Mckeown, Canadian dude
and confidence man, swindled the
people Of Columbus out of 5000.
AT Summit u colorcd convict
who was masqucrading as Il wo.
man was Unidentified and rccaptur-
cd
Inn ,i,i,os ,.A - p;,,.
whipping ms wiie a second time,
i"y' me oil slo ana goes to jail
"''ys'
Jasper county raises such a
superior quality of tobacco that
factory there.
49,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15
commissioner's Sale.
NJ. l.. Pack ct al.
". No.
and Ida Fisher a nj ssI.

a, VI. No.
W. \. and Ida Fisher g, al. ssi.
by virtue Of a decree Of the charoo,.
Court Of Pamela County Mis.I-sloai
male IN the abovc stated caus,. rcbru'
airy i'th' 1884, the undersigned Commits.
A'oi'er appointed 10 execute said doc,,a
VIII on MONDAY, Arou-r srl Isss 49,
tween the hours Of H., O'Clock a, m .n,
' O'Clock p. m. in the town Of Ion.,o..
W sa'd eounty, sell a, public vendne !
The highes, bidder for cash. tho ,%ol,av
ing described Tract or parcel Of lana !.
wit. The northwest In u oa.r,a. !,
scc'ion' ,hirty.two tssl Of tosp.h,a y, y
.el Of range nine t) west. tho ~.
lying and being in the county Of Pie
and State Of Mississippi.
oslesby a Taylor. 3 nj.
Commissioner
sa'd''' Mas. July 9Th, isss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

ALlcEJArksoN and Joe Smith (c)
Of Crystal Springs, are charged
with droSning a colorcd infant.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

TnE Democratic State tonvcp.
sion will meet next "Wednesday,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

InE grund jury Of Alcorn county
examined 300 witnesses and found
o. truubills.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

iIoLDER and Sykes, for Auditor,
will divide the vote of the Pamela
dclegation-thc former leading
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

We ar anthu,s'l tu uUuuuuu Y y
i..srrp npn runtilai iof r. ol,tlifa IA
iLf office NJ sheriff II rmnnh cuuuiy, ~
The ensuing November oloriiun. subject
~ the actinn II The Grrnhart tntv
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-15

w ar authorized NJ aHnDun,p W ~.
Hs ,fttfi aat candidate tDf h'rn "
I'sn0ia punv ~ NJ, ensuing 'ut,m
her rleeimH subject t7 ilte 1ripu vt NM
%ltmnfwli, lutiY
WrHu uiiufiyrl ~ u|uuulut
turu as - candidate fuf sheriff ui lpnp
d. uuunfy, Of Doc ensuing No,nml"r
,l@tha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

A0ep akEpoLFiE noixusa a comrssxxcs.
LosIpox, ,uns sis,-Isord Randolph
Qeusuhiil h holeinjl 4 confsrenes with
~ MAxquAe NJ Salisbury. ID n ~
rerlet shal ths snniscl under consider
altee p ~ astieasity fof The sxisnaion
a. f3se 9rinzpR sIst.
A. shA nbusp NJ this conferences today
hssweon he Marquis of Saiishary and
Lard 8&ntalpsl UhareAili. which by the
wey tasted iaiIl uns Aoos. Lord Rsn-
&olpA proceediid % ths CArlhon Cluh.
Ihese Ne msinhcrs we're kaihswed 81
Ass. We sssnit q his conferences with
the MarQais.
con.siyssivsh In general are dlsap-
poinfed thAk nj prullrsza haa besrl made
9l01H yesterday. and tie fear "A Rx-
Pre1ead lisa thh delay h foruinn Cab
lnee wi c4nai<s the prospecss % toe
Tory party n ahe spSRoaehinz General
e1eetionA Tie uen.n rvstipea sppear
sttnozant - tabs e1icss until sAe con ia,
q Ne ubois phrty eau BE- iakea. Ths
Masuais % Salisbury viii sonfsf with
Ne 2osen again tninufros. In ne
HDeenstzse natkinx isii b. tpne iee.sd
Ne fcreiEn, eslisnisL ~ IpAsan kfsirs.
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q kee1 aunnnllsd
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01a fspuEs 81 eifsaAAtion thia after.
np6n ENRrdins. Inc oonfefenuo hlbtween
kpsrd 6antelptl UesIFchill and tklb Mar.
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