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WARE.

In fact We can suit the tnste of the most
IaslidiOns. We have large and well Sc.
!erted stock Of Ladies' Underwear, which we
can dispose Otat prices which defy COMPETE
tIOn.-we can sell Hats for 10 to scots which
formerly sold for ITcts to 81; and If parties
have old trimmings no, too badly soiled can
make the hats luOk as well rs new
We desire ladies' from the town aud coun.
try 10 call and soc u5 rs it Is no trouble to
show our goods, whether you want to pur.
chase OrHot,- uc feel thankful for having
received SO large share Of patronage, and
Gcsir to retain the same BY purchasing only
such articles as We can rGcommcnd.
3:E'- Stamping and Hair Work especially.
y. b. IIil! coa,inus to rcrrivcncw goods
every other week during the fall aud winter
season HIll take produce or cash.
Sa !e noOmcne door above Ross store
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erTns Stockholders of tho Weston
AMI West Fork Rail load, will meet
at he Court House to-day. There
shuid be a full pItsrdancn. as the
buine>' proposed to be acted upon is
Ofth,i st Importance
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Fancy Groceries, Teas, Sugar, COT.
fec. Rice, Cheese, Canned Goods,
Roasted Coffee. Soda, Spices. Oysters,
Soaps, &c. 4 pounds best Rio Coffee
for one dollar, Crushed Sugar 15cts
per pound, Fresh Salt fish as cheap as
the cheapest. Tobacco. Cigars, Tips.
Stogics, Snuff, Matches, &c. For sale
BY Mis-. Il. Patterson.
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E:J "nH nnubpr Of SCHOLARS en-.
rolled l,riug The month Of October
numbered l7?. The avGage daily
Attendance l33. The Principal Of the
scIO'l reports the progress as good.
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Est- A%Y Book or Shsr, Music pub.
lishcl in tbs United States. can be
procured at james Finsicr's News De.
pot.
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Gol.D 1929.

Eg> Cot. ~. 9 BElrro%. formerly
Of this ,lncc, died u, New Orleans OIL
the 45h VI lust mouth. sf;cs q short
illness.
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Briukmau says he wants those ill.,
debtcd to him to paJ up at once, or ho
will "suc dem nit DC law"
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T!'s'&O@@s e. the period &, the
scmi.cOlon 9, the colon 9, tho by.
plcn g, the dash ~, the exela'ua.
ton 9, the interrogation q, the pa.
reuLhesis 0 1.-THE inverted commas ("'),
'!enotias tho m4ttcr quoted, and the
apOs,rophc g. There are, of course,
many other useful marks in typogra-
ply, such as accent murks, Sc bat
the above, if Taught III practical way
in our public schools, would create a
marked Improvement. Where the
writer was boy, it vas the custom in
the schools for the teacher to write n
fcw sentences OH tho bIaek. board,
Carefully Omitting tho punctuation
marks, aud then rcqoirc tho pupils to
punc,ua,c what no had written. At
that day. too, n composition, ii not
properly puuctuated, (no matter hOw
mcrilorious, } was rejected; and plain,
practical lessons oa The subject wcrc
carefully instilIel into the minds Of
tho children. 1t is to be regretted
,ila, this matter has not heretofore re-
ceivod greater attention at the hands
Of our school officers but I trust thut
it, nero mention will he sufficient to
Induce tho school teachers Of our
county to spend portion Of the time
in the impartiug this very useful
brunch Of information to their pupils.
CAVALIER :irLAS.
Weston, October so.
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q. ". CaooK.
County Superintendent.

N. S. IlOLr, NJ. D., U. S TX.
aiming Surgeon, can be found night
and day at his Office on Main Street, |
door below the post Office. The Doe
tor has attended two thorough courses
Of lecturcs-ouc at tho Louisville Med
ical College aad the other at Jefferson
Medical College, in Philadelphia, from
which institution be RECEIVED q diplO.
ma. The Jefferson Medical College,
DON which he has just returned, is
recognized both in Europe and America
$ on, Of tho leading colleges in the
United States.
The Drctor's superior collegiate adj.
vantugcs, coupled with au experience
gained by five years practice Of his
profession, cntitle hin to the confidence
tho public.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-11-03

L. Kahn dc(ys competition in quail.
ity and prices, at his new stand
Clothing at every. description, from
the largest to the smallest.
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|. EJ- 10 School BoAGDs.-TNc In.
portamcc Of Correct PanctuatiOn.-.M.
Editor Il have long observed the
negligence among the school teachers
Of our county, in teaching their pupils
This useful branch of learning. School
Boards and Trustees seem to be equally
as lax on tho subject rs the teachers
they employ to convey information 10
their children. To any intelligent man
or woman, the use Of the period, CON.
ma, hyphen, colon, scmi.colOn, cxcla.
nation, interrogation md dash arc SO
essential in composition, that it is
needless should at this time attempt
to argue in favor Of the art Of puuctu-
alton being carefully taught to every
pupil vic is far enough advanced to
be placed in writing class. And not
only is this subject which should at
tract the attention Of school officers, but
of men 10 every station in life. BY
the proper use Of the punctuation
marks. which will be easily recognized
bv the characters below, every man or
woman who undertakes to write letter
or note, may write it iatGIligibly, while
the absence Of punctuation marks rem.
ders it medley with capabiIity Of
almost any construction. Here are the
most important marks :"
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Observation-Disclosures
SONS.

Go and see the glassware at Gregg
rvs.
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"Josh" Wilkinson keeps tho Wade
Hampton Cigar.
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a large stock Of fall clothing just
received at Duuuington's.
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-Four Seed Stogies for five
cents at the Cigar Factory.

Apples, Oranges ami Lemons at
WiItinSon's.
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Fancy Groceries. Tobacco, Cisars,
Teas. Cheese, Canned Goods, foreign
and domestic. Fruits. Sugar, Tea,
Rice, Coffee, Spices, Bologna Sausage,
Dried Apples, Cakes, Crackers. all
kinds, Flour, Syrup, Oranges and
Lemons, always fresh. Gregory say
he vii! not be undsrsod.
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SNcglA Notices.

1t Brinkman's one broom, one
bucket, and something else. Your uc-
count is made outcome in and pay or
render u schedule.
Grass Seed Of all kinds at Brink.
mans.
Good Timothy Sccd-warraatcl, at
Brinkman's.
Brass and copper kettles at Brink.
mans.
C. G. G.-Grcgory's Great Grocery
Twelve cakes Of soap for 2jcts, ut
Grcgory's Great Grocery.
Fresh salt Fish received and for sale
at John \. Barns'.
Cakes, crackers, &c, at Barns
Ono barre! Of land plaster at Brink
mans.
ConfcctiOnerics, Groceries, &C., at
Drinkman's.
desire to inform the people Of
Weston and vicinity that have OPEN
ed out lrst:cltss Grocery in Weston
and will be pleased to serve ustOwcrs
Mrs. PATTERSON.
Candies and COnfectioneries at VII.
kinson's.
Wv. G. Tins wishes to inform
the public that he is now ready 10
make every variety and style of orna-
mental Rustic Work. Seats, Chairs
Flower Vases, &C., made to order at
the lowest figures.
Weston. May lG::
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E5' YOU eau get a dime novel fur
five cents at the News Depot.
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PLAIN QuEsrloSs.-Arc your lungs
affected? Have you hectic cough l?
Il so, consumption has fastened its
faugs upon you at Vncc-usc piso's
Cure, for sale Of ChalfMut & Barc's.
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Scotch Stuff nt WilkinSou's.

Go TO GregOry's and get prepared
French Mustard.
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L. Kahn is,stiIl ahead in the Cloth
ing trade.
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Baltimore Cattle Market for cc:o-
Der 30.
Beef s. so TO s..
Sheep 81 to s..
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ES' Dr.. GroEGE i. Morrts will DO
here on the 10Th Of October aud re-
main is days. The Doctor now uses
Liquid prO.toxidc Of Nitrogen in cx-
tracing teeth, which is said to be very
superior and safe.
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That graveyard cough. Use pisO's
Cure. Chalfant 4 Bare sole agents.
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Great bargains at Mrs. Darlintons
millinery store.
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Removal.

Eg- NorIcE TO TEACuERs.-An ex.
animation for the benefit Of those dc.
string to teach in Lewis county during
tho approaching school term, will be
held at the Walnut Grove School
House, on Hackers Greek, Thursday.
November Sth, 1877.
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LAMrs ASD LAMp FlxrCRrs-a new
stock at Petersoa's Drug Store.
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Good Chewing Tobacco at .Wilkin-
sons.
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Es- NorIcE.-We have waited on
our cutomcrs for some time, and wo
now wait MONEY. Those knowing
themselves indebted to US, will please
call and settle at once.
J.:R. 1EyAN { Co.
Weston, August "a.
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Moore Bros. have superior cigars for
sule-try them.
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Good picked apples, wheat. potatoes,
corn aul oates wanted at Briukmans.
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\ Emo lot Of Fancy Stationery at
PetersOu's Drug Store.
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That superior stock of glassware at
Gregory's is not yet exhausted.
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FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED
DAILY AT WlLKINSON's.
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Tomato Catsup at GrcGoryS'
A. five dollar lamp for five cents
Brinkmau's.
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Candies and COnfectioneries at VII.
kinson's.
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Weston, October 80.
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SEATE YG AVS.

Tho old It'll West Virginia Cnval-
ry arc to have a reunion at Charleston
on November Goth.
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Go to GrcgOry's for your fruit jars,
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Confcctioneries, Groceries, &C., at
Drinkman's.
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White Lime at Brinkmau's.
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Weston. May lG:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18

Yesterday a half-srovn boy. giving his
name As Johnny Moore, was arrested bv
the police ona charge OF vaerancy. He was
found wandering about town in an aimless
sort OF way, and under the new order of the
Mayor Vac taken 70 the lock up. Although
poorly clad, and certainly in want, no one
With grain Of perception would ever take
him fOr
A VICIOUS CHARACTER.
lie Was arraigned before the Recorder
this morning, and it then transpired that
ne had he~n without food for over twenty
four hours. All day and all night our hui
name officials permitted child to be locked
up in the "cooler" without q mouthful 10
eat. Learning this fact. Col Marker CAV.
him some money and sent him out about
10 o'clock to-day to get some breakfast.
Subsequently the lad told his story, which
is Is follows: lie is
An ORPHAN Boy,
fifteen years o: age, AMI lived with an uncle
to Kansas With a man for whom he had en-
gagged to work for a year. The man, how
near Sigourney, Iowa. Last spring he came
ever, had no use for him when the crops
were laid by, and finally drove him away.
The lad then undertook to make his way
back to Iowa. lie walked all the way
from Wilson. Kansas, to SeJalia, with the
exception Of
A HUNDRED MILES
ride on the Kansas Pacific. and worn out
and destitute, reached Se,lalia yesterday.
There is an honest, straightforward look
about the lad, which wins sympathy and
appeals to the charitable. His story is told
in straight, truthful way, which wins be-
lief. Col. Marker and Judge Cummings
will endeavor to procure the boy transpor-
tation to Hannibal, and give
HIN SOME MONEY
to 60 from there On boat to his friends in
Iowa. Of all the numerous cases which
have appealed vi late to the sympathy of
the community, this, at least, deserves aid
rs y genuine instance where humanity sec.
onds the appeal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
ROBBED BY FooT.PADs.
A Howard County Farmer Fails
Among the Philistines and Comes
to Grief.

A gentleman from BoOnvilie gives the
BAzoo the suhj"ined particulars Of rather
remark able incident &hich occurred oppO.
site that city Friday night. it being no les
than the robbery aRd attempted murder Of
Robert Turner, q we'll known citizen 81
Howard county. Mr.. Turner had been ia
Boonville, and had in his possession At the
time The attack was made, about
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The men There were two Of them. }
crossed the river with him, aud after land
ing walked on ahead. Ii is supposed they
knew that he had q large sum Of money
on his person. Having reached n seclud.d
place, they waited for him to come up.
when he was hit violently over the head
with q club and knocked insensIble. OF
course the men Immediately proceeded
TO ROB Mn,
and succeeded in doing it. 1t was so dark
dark that Mr.. Turner was unable 10 recog-
nize the features OF the ruffians. but suspi-
cion points to Two men whO have been lay
ing around BoonvilIe for several days, and
it IL quite probable that they are BY this
time in custody.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
From the kansas C,ty r.,ne-I.

From the Kansas City Tune-l
Bright ss the morning star aud pure sn"w.
Thou l.rsra 81 wOnmnkiHd, queen VI my heart
Nay. turn not thus assay. beg nor so
Thus angry from my pr-s~Uc-; 10 not start
N"r fr~nsia~' 'Tis ma honest l.v~ show
f"r you. nay empress nature ~.-ts apart
Her ct.sc~st combinations, xis~n she .s-id-
4 woman, lake G. You, E,,g.,u,- Fields.
Why should not then love yea, All the grs--.
The I"aef al thought. the npsgs. Vi the m,isi
Plays Ger the inatchl-s> t.-auty u your isc-
Flooding Your eyes muss foot il.- AIsi.
Those eyes # i-.-s.n> "~n sdu.. with Just a
az da-k- &. make ii,~ lost is-h..id.r hind
4" ksults-if you I-.s-.-s~.-i ft.-in--an.l is-,>i
Ti.ai yyai. alone, "n tlhi~ ~i.ir Earth .Ni>,.
>"'ne fiiS wears sg" a pct ~r"te
Sirse t-liii.r words hi> heart i.sJ .,ft-a ia-i
wh-r.-f"r. I cann"t tell. hnt Z ~iii Yi,..,-
HIS continent. f: this msn was duiy Nd.
tie i,a'l Reputation ii >..nss n"f-.
Had Travelled mnci,. AMI this H. What ls SAID:
Heads how, knees bend. -,-s xsici, sr"uni q
thr"n-
And hands obey, .,ur hearts still 0nr "~n.'
Tis trils Here H. a .lifisr.lsce istw~s-n
car social and I..efrai relations.
For kyr..I we'll wIy-d !. has i.eu -.-n.
While am single, still. aud then ..nr >tai,"ns
Ia life unlike. for this gr.,a; irar I w.-n
Stands AT the head ii this aud ctlscr nations
And though nor quite saint, fl. great u.sivr,iy
Adopt with hall inca ures ms authority
Ny heart !, It'll nav own. MAS. until
>aw You, fair Enseuie. then. alas,
Forth from my hrrast ~ ripPls-d like nli.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
MAYOR cLARK'S LINEN.
He Finds q Part OF il Hid Under Q
Door Step-Laying for the Thief.

The shocking intelligence Published in
yesterdays BAzOo, reciting the fact that
Mayor Clark had been robbed Of the great
er part of his family linen by some prowl-
ing vagsbond, occ.sioned A. il should have
done a very profound sensation in the
city. The idea Of the chief magistrate Vi
Sedalis, going arouny town with
A sUILPD SHIRT.
vas 10 say the least disquieiing in the ex-
IRENE. Bnt the sensibiliiies Of those who
we're agiIsied by the announcement will
be greatly relieved when they read in the
BAzoo this evening that the Mayor has dis
covered part Of the property. The bun
die after being removed from the clothes
basket Was taken = short distance from his
residence, sad opened. Having selected .
hall d"zen tine shirts and some articles Of
Isdy's wearing apparel. the chief rolled
TaE BALANCE Of THE BUSDLE
up, and thrust il under the STEPS Of = shop
near by. Ii is possible that he meant to
call and get il Al 4 more convenient season,
but il such Is his intention lie will be dis
appointed. The iunjle WAS found yesier-
day and rertorej To it, owner The Mayor,
however, had some sort Of blind prepared
and put in its place in the hope that the
thief would call last night. but he didn't
come. The probability is that he was suf.
ficienily near by To note the
REMOVAL OF The AxTICLEs.
by the Mayer and the subsequent proceed
ings 'intere-ied him no more" ne that n
IL may, the Msyor IL again seen upon the
streets with sn imm Sculai~ shirr front, aud
his smile is sgain chilJlike and bland. lie
ha. even given over the ordinance previous
~ alluded to, in which il is made m Of
fence punishable with death to steal the
Mayors linen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18

It Should be Made Q Grand 0uc-
cess.

The kAzoO has all along urged the neces
sity 81 the farmers and business men Of thu
county employing every possible earrtioa
toward making our coming Fair the mos
brilliant exhibition ever held in Central
Missouri. Ii does not feel that il Is At all
frespaasing upon public patience in again
calling attention to the subject and renew.
ing the advice il hiss previously given II
is = triumph which eau he very easily
achieved il Ne set about il IN
TINE RIGHT NAY,
and that Is for every man Who feels pride
in the city and county To do bis best To
msktA n", onlv success Iit is sure to BE-
that, but . triumph. Ii will do ~ M
good to have . Fair no better than the
other Counties around Ne. Something more
Is expected Of Pettis. The resources Of the
c"unty and people should be taxed - the
utiermost to make such an exhibition in
all the departments as will stand
WITHOUT A RIVAL
in the country. To do this every man
must take an interest in il, and feel that
upon his exertions alone the entire ex,bi-
ton will re>t. II thi. generous spirit can
b. awakened there need he no fezn Of the
result, aud Petiis county will class her ex-
Libltion with the most brilliant achieve
mrnt in her annals. This is saying good
deal. but nothing more than the capacity
and resources of the county and city war
rant us in expecting. LET every man put
his
SHOULDER M TINE WHEEL
and work early and lste for . triumph
which when obtained will put us far in the
lead Of the most ambitious rivals IN Gen.
trail Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
A Distressing Accident.

Young Cedar, q boy about fifteen years
Of age. living on Sandy, Jefferson county.
met with 4 serious accident one day last
week. He was working with threshing
machine, and in stepping over the tumb-
ling rod, il caught his clothing, and before
it could be stopped the skin was all torn of
the lower part Of his body. DR.. Pipkin
thinks he can save the boys life, but he
will be badly maimed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
Pleasant Hill Items.

PLEASANT HILL, Sept IL, a.
The Missouri City hand furnishes the
music f"r the Fair, aud rs il ~ known Is
one Of the best bands in the State, il j. un.
Necessary for me To Dwell upon its merits.
-Me,srs Greenleaf & Grover, the popular
landlords of the Atlantic Hotel. AT this
place, have Dissolved partnership. Mr..
Grover retirer, and Mr. Greenleaf continues
in the management Of the house.
business il rather dull and the merch.
ants complain Of hard times. There will
he slight rush Of business during the Fair,
bu, after that important affair is over. the
Hill will relapse into its Old state vi dul-
Ness and quiet again.
MIR. G. N. Hill, the gentleman Who
had = horse stolen from him, Al this place,
some time since, BY one Sam johnson, has
been unable to lind any trace OF either the
thief or horse, and he gives mp the search.
The horse vas fine bay, and vas valued
1t Sl25
Cora, the thirteen year-old daughter oi
Mr. W. r. Fowler, OF this place, died on
last Saturday night. oi fever, and was buried
Tuesday evening. She Was . very proms-
ing young lady, and beloved BY all Who
knew her. The sympathy Of many friends
is extended to the tereaved parents.
Everybody seems to be deeply interested
in the appointment Of . Judge for thi.
circuit. The candidates are Mr.. Z. X
Nickerson, Of warrensburg, and Mr.. n
n. Givens, Of Harrisonville. II Is impos.
sible to tell, Is yet, Who will Be the "un.
fortunate" man to secure the appointment
but from present indications, il looks ..
though Mr.. Givens Il the successful -
pirant, who will don the ol6cial robes.
The Globe Dramatic company is en-
tertaining the lovers Of fine Art here durina
the fair week. Last night they produced .
beautiful play, entitled Lucresia Borxis
the Poisoner, and il was rendered very
creditably. Tonight they play the drama
Msdee, the Child Stesler. and from Ii,
rush for tickets at the postolice book store
the hall promises to be comfortably flled
The company Is . very good one, add vii
remain here all week.
The annual city election took place va
terday. No excitement prevailed. and III
only enthusissm manifested ~ By ahou
. dozen men. Who got billing drunk" Th'
entire Republicsa ticket Consisting Of
Mayor and four Aldermen. VS. elected
This i something unusual tor The Hill, q
che has heretofore beea ssr,csly Deaoessti
in all Of her elections. The Deaoersa
conPlaia Of sriek p,sysd % skeS > u
vily Repshlican.; bat = tAey havc bss
bessea u their ON gsoe. tAsy psepe.s;; /
make IL ~ q bad basgsia, a,d II q
RsPsh,ieaas - ~ tom ies . ysae.
J.Ek
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
Friehtensd at q Rattlesna he.

Mrs. James T. Moss, of Jefferson county,
heard one Of her little boys screaming in
the field one day last week, and on going to
bis relief she found that he was frightened
at rattlesnake, and did not know which
way to rum She had no suitable weapon,
near At hand. but rather than risk letting
the snake escape. she attacked it with .
small stick, and after = gallant fight sue
ceeded in killing it. Itstruck At her sever
al times but she managed TO keep out Of it.
reach. II had twelve rattles.
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