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sHsRlFrs SALE a fDUsrIH.

whereas, John =. Miner. Aathe y. fleeeA1eana
HoyooN D. HeteheS b. thei1 certain aood e 0us1,
doted the nth day Of MAY. 4. D., HIS anA record.
"a in the Recorders Once q Pestis eouoty, No,
in trust deea record. book II, q pa0e - eoavey.
ed to Richard p. Garrett yueooe. al their nGht
title. inesreGe and eseaeAI b - - IL b1sewhl
described real estate. situated II the eoooty -
Petts and Seaee Of Missouri. Wis; Lee noDooe
three, 4 and lot number sevea. Z. 30 IL 50
half Of loe number eight ., ~ II booek ogty-eGAG
n On The south sils a the Iaeioe soikoa4, b 1ho
city Of SeSalia, which said cooveyaneo - UAao
in trust to secure the Peymeee q aese.ih peoois.
cory note 10 saiadeed described, 90 vheslas,ntd
note has long sinee beeooao due and 10 yet unpaid
s.d wheresss ~ - Ysevixtoes Of - I'D q
trust, Tie undersiGDed. actal Socno - Fsets
eounsy, No. was sPpotntea Cd u,aao - seeesee.
o. in trust IN ease the sd 1iesesa =. 9ansss
Nasoa oehis aheeaee no0 H. nd eeseiy 9 -
tbs; ansA whereas. the sa,d eishAsd y 9oxyo0 u
permaneutiy absent ftosa Sid county g 49, -
~ The Sesee az Nissoaasi anA b 1Ah1e toooe =
tvns0ee herein; nOw, therefore. q toe Eeqooo q
IT, ~ hcldsf AZ said ne1p. aSd b p9sDa1eo -
~ Nm @ snid dosa a t!usA pohis noejee ID
nerehx eiven 49, tho undsss6nod vill proceed -
seli H. shove described roel o1e11o g ~ eooEe
49, aoor in the city 81 eeonbn. - ~ eo0eY q
FeSeis, sen6e 81 Missouri .6bgeaaia. = IL h0sse
biSief 1Ds easA % p1Alie aneeion, On 0oedAY. ~
- doy Of October. a. d, le57, beeveee IL Aoure
ofnsUc in ~ obreono0 odd I've u H. aAosoeoo a.
that day. 70 satisfy Sid note. tc9ethe! vilA u
cost and e1p'nse Of executing "a, H ~
Sheriff. a Re6ais comfy, 10.
| SeAalia. Mo-. AuR q, loJ7. e0-v9e
Houstoo Z 0othWol1 aeoog1eyeS
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a Womsn's Fighter.

A few days since well.knovn minister
Of Sedalia. was called to the country to per-
form a wedding ceremony. Arriving at the
residence of the bride, be Was invited 70 .
private interview with the young lady, Who
seemed considerably at los to disclose
what she had to gay. Finally she summoa.
ed up courage and dashed 1t her purpose in
the following question:
"Mr.- il it necessary for me to promise
to obey Will IN evcrythine!"
Certainly, my dear. The words are that
You shall love, honor and OBEY your hus-
band.'
"But I can't promise that-csn't you
leave those words out Of the ceremony ?"
81 don't zee how / can; besides. cant
see Why you wish to marry q man whom
you are distrustfnl Of being willing toobey."
"But I'm as large n he h."
"Wisdom doesn't always 70 With etrensth
Of body
"And Tm just a smart"
AuSSbskCss~C 20 bOt ~ oyO 04o8b W TX
perience."
swell. leave that question out Of the
ceremony any way"
Il can't"
'Then won't marry him. replied the
lady.
"Very vel" said the impnrtable minis
ter. Il will return to the city," and BE
picked up his hat and moved to the door.
The lady hesitated for noneat and re.
ing that the good man vas in earnest, ap.
preached hastily and laying her hand soft.
y on his shoulder, demanded IN that coax-
ing way, which only . Beautiful vona. csa
assume.
swell then. Mr.. -, IL Jon cant omit
It entirely, ask the question ssior that 10.
body bat me will hear you!"
This be agreed 70 do. and the ceresosy
vas periorned.
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The BAx0O has always believed iha, III
csPscisy Of Ms~ouri masrons ha. sevs
yet been fully developed. To show hox
ever what they are able to do with prOpe
encouragement. j. fully illustrated BY th
Feceat exploit az Mr. Milton kssr, IN q
,ia,able lady ii l.acIssie county. who oa III
night u she 18th Wit. gave birth tn
SWR harNCINs BARlES.
iwO hoys aud tso girls. The hoys seighe,
four and . half pounds each, and the girl
three and four pounds rsspctively--th'
! joint weight "f the qu.rsrr,ie leing sixte~,
pounds. ], will readily be preteived ,h.
il . lady will only take the pains to dis
tribute the eru~s weigh, of her offspring into
minute PARTICLES which eau subsequently,
be cultivated into healthy growth. this
achievement Of Mrs. Barr need not con
Time
THE REMARKABLE NOVELTY
il il nov considered to be. IL would also
have . tendency to di>~ipste any growing
inclinations Of Young men who, allured Ly
the destinations II = large family, have
thought To invest their surplus energies in
Salt Lake and such localities where mans
manhood u measured BY the extent and
number Of the gene, ation he Is able tn nc.
complish. In fact the Banjo has not the
remotest doubt II the matrons IL Missouri
will only
WILL IT To BIZ DUNE
they can 90 on increasing With each sue
ce~ive offspring. Hntl some 1ne morning
they I've are speaking Of individual ladies
in . collective senss,l can literally surprise
their husbands with . regular litter Of
babies. What brilliant results would fol-
low from such determination. requires
NO PROPHET To r0RErELI.
The population Of Missouri vsnld keep
Oa swelling and increasing until the limits
u her vide boundaries would he crowded
with . population, which, utilizing every
available industry, would soon build up On
empire within her limits. II is = fact
which must have occurred to every intel
iRtnt matroH, that this thing ii
PRODUCING BABIES
'ss never been brought to its proper state |
II excellence. and the best thing to do under |
he circumstances 10 tn get up county female
and appoint delegations to wait
'pon Mn. Barr in Laclede county, and find |
ut precisely how
THE THING u DONE.
This will disseminate useful knowledge,
nd will be long step taken in the direc-
ion u the proper cultivation Of the species,
e.ides being . legitimate and proper en-
enlargement to useful industry.
il l. hardly necessary to odd that at last
counts Ma. Bars babies were growing
nelly.
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4 Band Of InCon6isri0o HlfipG
Barns and Burning Property In
Lewis County.

II ao0e parts Of Tie State, - here in
Ceasral Missouri, tie eoustsy = over run By
hosse thievea, IN othen murder aud riot
psevaila - IN Carter coeaty, and il Levi
couaty isceadiasies are creating eooditioa
a ssrsosisa aud Insecurity. that calls for
lie sctive iatesvestioa q he lav. Altho'
Pessis county - escaped any Of theae
evih, these = % telling Il what moment
ve nay Be called o.
10 DsDU1G THEN.
Il therefore beAoove every good e,tises
10 dsoaad that ~ psopse suthositiss -
- l. tAss shsae lavlso esthssaks vhese
svss they occss, hall b sspPsssed. II
or seooss6 iron Lewis ooussy ass 10 BE
ss3isd a, n ees nisAs - - thaa
aX DAnNs WERE VInxD
y isesndiasisa. Il = supposed y he
eisis.A b - the vosk a tEaoPS vhe hsve
tsss ssiaasd iood ard shelter. q Posib,y
vosk. Thse thsse oes g h dssvo = ssf.
fcis.uy svidess iron ~ facs tAss oaly
~ night ManAal Kelly sssssas1 eighs q
thea hsss !. &b1alia. rhey vess sll ~ Q
baaeA, ~ vess layiae asssna vsisiag 81
Al 0R9u85UuIYY 70 0e9AL.
II laus - fae . th0 ~ aso CO.
ssgas1 - e. - laay s3aisaseess6, ~
~ ~ dAa1l y 0sa1e vieA 0sso sieijly
- Ct - u - iopssasive ssoeaisy 81
~ pssssetses q soeisey.
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cUPID's WONDERS.
A Married Woman Rlopeo with Q
Young Han on . Weeks Acquain-
lance.

Nobody can deny that 81. Joseph Is . re-
markable city, and not the least peculiar
on account 81 its being addicted to praeti-
ces Of which the following incident, re-
lated By the Gaseass. i IN example. A
Polish lady fell in love With . countrynan
after . veeks aequainsaace. Some ten
days go the lady and her husband reached
S. Joseph, and the wife vent to WORK 10
dussriously. making shirts, and in the
cuurse Of her business formed the acqu,in.
lance Of tie young sest before mentioned.
She made
HALF DOZEN sHIkTS
ioe him, and their acquaintance ripen-
ed into . food iriesdship. which SD
denly became quite too intimate 70
suit the husband. He hads's been Used 70
is in Tie old country, aud be didst propose
to submit to il in shis. Coming home oas
evening from hin vosk, b found the Young
gsas and his vile engassd il quiet
LITTLE fEF1-A-fKfK.
This 70 esraged hin that h seised .
large club and administered . severe beat
ing 10 The young scoasdrel He vent away
the sext day into He eoaatry 10 wost, and
80 shseat too ~ three dsya Wien -
returned BE iound he houns deserted,
m AoNKy-Dox
ninus 81 shieA - bod left II il, and In
vile aad Aer yong lovss soee. In his d.
seaes they A.d plss.sa and s1eeussd q
sloPsoesa asd vsss gose, % 90 knev
vhishes. The naa and vile hsa beeo uar-
rid jos eleven jean, ~ Asd - ehiIdssa.
Thi = clearly Csc a love q fns sight
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A Valuable Person to Have About
0 House.

N, xonll .nu.., ,h., ,h, ,,of...;o,.,
,,.u, a.. No., 49,. .,.,,,.;..,. =. ~.
w....,;,. -, r.. e.. 90, -.
their occ..;o,,l ,.,,...,,,,;v.. m -h,, :.
f.. S.,.
Iia hss several times recently been visited
by wandering females seeking assistance
ior present needs or immunity from future
want. One Of this kind,
ALONE AND rArrEsED FEMALE,
put in an appearance yesterday and inter
viewed number Of ladies in the south par,
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The People EveryWhero Enlisted
IN the Enterprise.

II Ia gratifying fOr the BAzOO Ia be sbIs
70 announce = vide spread enshusiasa,
among the farming commus.,ty in behalf Of
our District Fair. So far ~ il dependa On
them the exhibition will Be . grand succea.
Bnt to make II, in all respects, just what il
shouId be. the people Of SedAlis should ne
10 il that every possible means is provided
Ia help Il along. There will 81 ne,essiiy tse
AGREAr MANY PEOrLE
here, who cannot he suitably entertained 1t
the hotels. numerous a. they are, and the
townspeopIe should be prepared to take care
Of all their iriendA. The BAzoo has reliable
information that entire communities from
this and adjoining counties will be in at
tendance. Provision will have to be made
for taking care Of all these people. The
farm and manufactures will send
THEIR choicest PRODUCTIONS
for exhibition, and it IL, perhaps, no exas-
geration TO say that the finest lot of blooded
stock ever brought together in any amphi.
theatre in Central Missouri, will gladden.
the eye Of eurstockmen. and, indeed. for that
matter, of all lovers Of beautiful animals.
Under these circumstances. II behooves every
man Who takes an interest in the exhibition
to
BE- Ut AND DOING.
Other counties are putting every pos~ible
appliance at work to utilize for their Fairs
every object Of attraction and interest The
people Of Pettis should do no les.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The Docket and Important Cases
The Trial Of the Damage Suit Of
Loewer Against the City.

The September term of the Pettis Circuit
court convened this morning, Judge Wood
presiding. II will be an important session
with two hundred and fifty-one Cases ON the
docket. OF these seventeen are divorce
cases. Some of them are Of long standing,
and an effort will be made to get them of
the docket. The first case Of Importance
called Was that of William Loewer against
the City of Sedalia for damages for
INJURIES RECEIVED
in 1875, BY being pushed or falling from q
defective bridge, on Fourth street. ltseems
that the complainant, who is . tailor, is &C.
castomed to take extensive sprees. and in
one Of these the accident occurred. He had
been out in town and had started for his
home in Woods addition at the time of the
casualty, and in crossing the bridge he tell
from the north end, distance Of from
EIGHT 10 TEN FEET
into pile Of rock, breaking his wrist and
severely bruising his thigh and other part.o Of
his body. His cries attracted the attention
Of persons living near the bridge, inclnd-
ing J. p. 6elsor, into whose residence he was
conveyed and physician sent for. Loewer
alleged that some one had
sHcvED HIN OFF THE BRIDGE,
but this is thought not to have been the
case. The bridge was not had one. and
sober man would have had no difficulty in
crossing it safely. A special venire was Or
dered for the case, and Sheriff Murray was
engaged this morning in summonine citizens
from the country I" try il, "a the town II
party and no one living in the city is elegi |
bic a juror.
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4 Nan Who Needed the Attention
Of the Police.

Laat night While the services Of the Est
Ssdalia camp meeting we're in progress the
vosshipen were frequeatly Interrupted BY
. dsunksa nan vho would loudly impos.
tune ior Psso,asioe to make . prayer"
and Ssspooded 70 lie expressions Of he
aiaissen With such reoasks - That i
d. good I" That i % By God" Il l. fair
10 resone that the nan ~ % drunk hat
hs didst know What be ~ doing. since .
psssoa II biz ova seaas vould scarcely
havs been guilty Of a interruptions as oece
% gsuo and indecent A little sttsasioa
iron Tie police vosld however have dose
he maa - harm.
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C0L0RID UNHAPPIUHaa.
Islander in . Dark Aspect-Tho
Lights and Shades Of Q Nero
Broil.

81. joe, that saturnalia Of human wick.
edneas, has been at il sgain. Pandemoui-
um broke loose in one Of her barber shops,
and an avenging Nemisis, in the shape Of {.
female African, made CORY wreck Of one
"f 80. J"sePh's most fascinating and accom-.
Plished BARRIERS. II is IN old adaee, slight
" modified to suit the circumstance.
which alleges that thnse Who take to the "a
zor must perish BY
THE BUTCHER KNIFE
The fulillment Of tAis prophecy has
bee" left for st. Joseph to exemplify. It
seems that saddle colc-ed barber Of that
frontier village had spoken evilly of col
ored matron-had cast blen,sh, - il
were, upon her spo,less reputation, and
frantic at the injury done her hitherto ir-
character, she possessed her.
elf Of huge butcher knife, and made
A DIRE ASSAULT
apon that defaming darkey. She chopped
him into mince n,est-cut him into such
ninites~imal pieces that there wasn't
,nough Of h,m left to hold On ordinary RI
'or, much less ca,ess the cheeks and horrify
nth incessant chatter the earn Of Sc.
Ioseph's sturdy citisena. Having accom-
'lished her bloody mission, the sable Min
rvs returned to her cabin, and sishs dis.
sor more BARRIERS to conquer.
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Tssis No. 3 expses train from 81. Loss
70 Kaasas Getty, doe as ssdslis u $50 shis
aos.ine. did nj arrive until 30 Thu sve-
Ming. IL delay ~ oeess;Sesd b freight
train beiag q ~ track eass Of Mossiaoa,
a tbe hlu6 Of he NiMousi Rives.
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Identified.

Some weeks ago The BAzoo contained the
account Of the body of IN unknown man
being found anchored in the river opposite
Kansas City. The condilioa Of the body 1t
the time Of discovery led 10 the belief that
hs hsd been murdered. This ,mpression
still prevails. The son Of the murdered
man, Mr.. John s. Scholars, Of Fl. Leaven
worth has identified the body - that Of his
father. The theory i that hia life VS.
taken BY robbers and the body thrown into
the river 70 hide the crime.
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The Advent Of the ConvictO Occa-
sion no Disturbance.

II VA supposed that the additional mum.
ben Of consicts receatly seat 10 The Mont
aerrat mines would occasion trouble. But
20 far these ausuries have I'D 10 jassi6-
cation. Notwithstanding that the bringing
Of these men to the place vas . sort Of
COUP d ETAr
and . geaeral surprise. the indications are
that il will be acquiesced in. The ninen
are sensible people and can readily Preceive
that hey would be unable 70 make any e.
iectual resistance TO The measure. They
have quit work Of their own sccord, and a.
hoagh their grievances may Be real, .
profitable and necessary Industry can moi
stop On that sccoast A seroag
FOnCE OF COHsfADCLARY
have been It the nisss since the advent oi
the convicta, ready to meet any attsck that
nay be made, and assist in n.istaiaiag
order. Bot froo psesest isdicatios thess
il nothing sc appsebead, tbese are 10 nises.
in sight, and certaialy 10 grosnd for Be-
lieving that they have any hostile designs,
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On Tuesday night las1 IN n. K. 4 +
car vss broken into On he track near lie
Union freight depot, s.d robbed Of some
merchandise. iscisdiag . eaae q coss~
boots. This morning aooe ssgro hoys
found nine pain Of IL boola ascsesed under
the freight depot. Tie booas vese taken
charge Of b. Sheriff Murray, Who il e.
deavorinG 70 iesses out tAe thieve
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-Ths jury il he sass a Lesvss agaiass
she city q 6s1alia, uhieA haa bess oss
TO daya sssasss1 isse eo1ss yssAssday ~
ese6sosa tAeasslvss ssshss 70 agsss spes
. vs1ss9 Il ~ tAss 6iseAssusa, ~ ~
60 yin esos.uP assin - ~ sexs 1ssD
q ~ Cissoie Csusa q b.
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-MsnAsl Kelly has ''t,isiiag Boil" q
Vusk heaiiag soclp q ~ essnss a Main
M Oh sassee. Il ~ y euu6aDs1,
hovevss, sAas - dess.t sshsvssy kisdly -
~ eoPSoynesA.
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Mis- Fila Halleek IeSe ioe Hunhville.
No, thh nomiiG: ssd viii take pasitioo
n Ne Pablie scAools Al that Plses - .
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A TERRIBLE CASUALTY.
4 Young Man Killed BY the Acct.
dental DischarRo ofs Gun.

About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, .
young man named Henry Spoi5ard living
thirteen mikes vert Of Sedalis, vas Instantly
killed BY the sccidental discharge Of gun.
He Vas sitting in the yard when chicken
hawk allehied on tire near By, vixen be
ran into the hOuse to get his gun
TO KILL n.
In his hurry, the gun Which Atood in .
cornes, vas jerked over toward him. and
the hamner striking the round Of chair
which vss in the way, caused il to be dis
charged, The load striking him in the face
and EYES, and one Of the shot ranging up
ward passed into the brain. lie threw up
his hands and falling backwards, expired
WITHOUT A GROAX.
He had been in the neighborhood but .
short time. having came there Last spring
from Indiana. bat be i spokes Of - .
Young man Of excellent habits, and hrs
death vill occasion . sincese regret in The
community. He will Be buried to-day.
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-Ladies vho have pale eoap,exieas,
blotcAes and piaPSa o. tAe fsoe, rsseA
akin, or frecklss, should ne d.. Balrs
Blood Mixture.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
a Divorce Suit and how 1t Origins-
tod-A Man who Over-reached
Himself.

II must be . very sad thing for man to
marry the wrong woman. II is quite prob
able that such IN event has happened fire.
quertly, but il was always left for bad tenn
per or something Of the kind to discover
the fact. But there is case likely to
come before the Circuit Court, now in ses-
sion in this city, in which q man married
his wife under the impression thai she was
the daughter Of the gentleman Whose name
she bore, when he afterward discovered that
she Vac only
An ADOPTED CHILD.
He WAS expecting to marry q reasonably
large slice Of a pretty big fortune, and only
got wedding outfit. The disappointment
soured his temper, and he commenced \
conrse of i'll treatment, which has culmina-
ted in suit for divorce. OF course these
are not the reasons alleged, but it is pro-
posed By the attorneys for the lady to de-
velop these facts in
THE PROGRESS OF TINE TRIAL,
and it Is not too much to say that pretty
big sensation Is in reserve for those who ad-
mire these kind OF novelties. The airing
of domestic infeiicity before the courts is
not At all times the best way out Of domes-
tic difficulties, and it is not Improbable
that this will prove one of that kind Of
cases. II Is is not necessary TO mention
here the
NAMES OF THE PARrIES
since It will only be . few days ut most
when all the facts connected with the case
can be brought before the public in q legit-
innate form.
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"A discAasRsd se,essssA operation aaasa
Tssey, ~ arsssssa - sigAs - esoP lsiss
d Ss1igoas 4 ca, Sae estsi.iag sssh -
DR. falas Psseeasa He ioos1iaAs,y PaiA
over IL money ~ Vsse - ~ vsy. h
= slipPesy jelliv. he0sses. asa ~ ~ .
GOD many dsb0 beAiad hin.
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4 P1OOl0AL SON.

An Accent Which . Vagrant
Gives OF Him0olE-He Claims to
b Q Son Of William b. Ogden.
the Deceased Millionaire.
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plished her bloody mission, the sable Min
ervs returned to her cabin, and sishs dis.
consolately sor more BARRIERS 70 conquer.
-Ifyou have failed at every thing
else, 60 to Turkey and be . Pasha
| Old china and antique shapes of
table silver are becoming fashionable.
Skirt draperies, though clingirg,
are not nearly 50 much tied back -
formerly.
Prof. Hall, the discoverer of the
two new satellites of Mars, vas once Q
carpenter.
Lets send for Turkish General
to Pasha few days at the head Of our
Indian campaign.
Long branch hotels will close
about the 18th inst, after . financially
successful season.
Cardinal Manning speaks and
writes six languages. The Prince of
Wales Is at home In four.
Mrs. Abigail Lowering. Of o.
ford, Me-, was 1O3 years old last Sat-
urday, n the local records show.
Miss Annie Louise Cary, the sin
ger, has bought the house Of Judge
Clifford, in Portland. Maine.
When . man d making love to .
widow he ALWAYS feels q If be had to
begin where the other fellow LETT Of.
The young Texan doesn't tell you
his sweetheart il a. sweet - sugar,
but says, "Oh. she'll do to put in
coffee.
Our freckled perusers should uss
white CASTLE soep and should put .
little oatmeal into water in which the
face Is washed.
Aristotle declared q gamester to
be no better than . thief. and gaming
houses were considered scandalous
places among the Greeks.
"A Neapolitan professor preserves
forms Of bodies found at Pompeii BY
pouring plaster Of Paris on them, and
thus producing casts.
Senator David Davis conveyed
himself upon one Of his farm scales the
and was weighed. The beam
tilted at 1921 pounds.
There are beautiful warm soda
springs in Colorado. and people who
go bathing in them ct once exclaim:
''Oh, but this . soaa-licious!"
An orator declaring that fortune
knocked at every mans door once, IN
Did Irishman said, when she knocked
ut mine l must have been out"
1T would Be- difficult 10 find q
gaver place than Newport just At pre-
,ent. There seems to b great COM
fetition in the matter Of elegant en-
lertainments.
Antique lace Is now al the rage.
II it looks like an old sheet run
through q threshing machine and then
Tipped in . mud hole, It IL al the tan
'iquer."
Hon Allen Wardner, hther-in-
law Of Secretary Evarts, died at
VT, on Wednesday, aged
ninety-one years. He was . native Of
n. II.
"A minister who had twico mar.
red the same couple-a divorce en-
,uiug between the maniages-re-
marked that be didn't wish to add .
department to his business.
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"A large esravas d Dovers psased up
Ohio sweet this iosesooe. ssa . charming
incident Of he spectacle ~ tvo bouncing
sirh driving cattle bsAind Ne teams. Thsse
vese % isrbelowa. bsstlas and eosssts about
sAsse radiase-isesd eoa.ssy lassaL bet 10
bsse vonasAeed thss vosh naks thsiR
pals-taesd, narEow-eAssaed sissem Of Tie
city look altar lien viii eavy.
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4 Missouri 0atron Shove What
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