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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-09
CAPTURE OF a RoDBRR.
A California Road Agent Harnea0od
BY the omcers.

About . week ago. Mr.. Benjamin X.
Thorn, California detective came To this
city and registered at the Garrison Honae
as Benjamin Kent. lie bore letters Of in
troduciion to Me~n. Houston and Eosh-
veil. we'll known attorneys Of this city from
the Chief Of Police Of 81. I<'uis. Visiting
il.e-e gentlemen. NJ. Thorn explained that
that he Vas in punsuit Of David &. Park,
NOTED cAILFoRSIA OUTLAW,
whom he had traced to this part Of the
country, and whose capture he desired 10
effect. He had bsen recommended 70
Me~rs Houston and Boutwell, for legal ad-
vice and To assist him in devising sou,e
plan for the capture Of the criminal. lie
vas arrested with q requisition from the
Governor Of California. properly endorsed
by Governor Phelps To the sherifs 81 Pett,s
and ST. Clair counties. Il had been ascer-
tanned that
THE ROBBER
hsd taken refuge with his friend. near Park
Grove, in 81. Clair county, and Mr.. Roth
sell suggested the Pr"priety 81 sending
Capt. sam Richie deraiy sheriff Of this
county Ia make the capture. This wa
agreed to ly Sheriff Murray. and the de-
taiI.oS the undertaking were fully arranged.
detective Thorn had previously arrested
the man in California, aud it was necessary
for him to keep dark" lest the outlaw
should hear Of his presence and make his
escape. Under this arrangement Capt.
Richie proceeded to Appleton City where
he communicated with Sheriff Cox, Of Sc.
Clair county. The man they wanted was
found to BE- at the residence Of Mr.. Love
lave relation in the country, and Sheriff
Cox vent out oatensioly to buy cattle tn sur
vey the land and find out how the capture
could he INSIDE. He Was fortunate enough
To end Park II his relations house un<u.pi-
e;ous of danger, and at once took him into
custody. He brought him to O'ceols and
from thence to Appleton City, and from
that point he brought him To Sedalia. He
was met At the depot by Detective Thorn
and their
RHmNIrION WAS MUTUAL.
The prisoner il accused Of robbing Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S. stage on :he 3rd Of August
last of 500. and on the 3lsa of August Of
81, 200. in California. He had previously
served term in the California Penitentiary
but had been pardoned ont. lie is regard
ed a desperate criminal and is the head
Of . band Of road agents in the gold state.
Detective Thorn proceeded To California
with his prisoner this morning.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
An Old Lady Thrown out Of .
Wagon and Badly Hurt.

Saturday evening n Mr.. Henvy Ellis
was returning from the Fair. his wagon
overturned, about Eve miles from town, on
the old Boonville road, and his mother, an
aged lady. Has Thrown To the ground With
great violence. Although no homes were
broken. the shock Of the fall WA ~ great
that the most serious consequences are ap-
pretended. Mn. Ellis Is nearly seventy years
Of age and lives with her son in the edge Of
Cooper county. A remarkable coincidence
connected with the circumstance consists in
the fact that last year. while visiting this
city, she met with an almost similar acct
dent. There seems to be fatality con-
nected with hes trips to Sedalia.
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Full bench present.

Full Oench present.
The following bills were allowed, and
warrants ordered for the same:
Ms. Miller, assistance to poor Penaon,
500.
w. r. Anderson, keeper county poor
house, 1926.
Thos. Parks, assistance 10 poor person.
Ms. Miller, Sl2.
DIR. B. F. Hughes, physician to the coun-
~ Jail, $lS.75.
s. r. Hieronymus y As appointed over
seer of district No. 2, township -, range q,
and that his bond he approved.
&c. Thompson, A. ex-of6cio collector,
made his final settlement, which was ap-
proved by the court.
Ii was ordered that in all cases where
suit has been brought for taxes against
lands, forfeited TO the State, the county
clerk to charge mp against the lands in
each suit brought. $40 for attorneys fees.
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Narrow Gauge Prospects.

The Versailles Gasase takes very sensi-
bic view Of the narrow gauge outlook. Ii
comedies the road from Sedalia to Warsaw,
as q foregone conclusion, but advises its
peop:e to connect with il at Cole Camp, and
thus receive all the advantages il might
obtain from direct line. There can be no
question that this ia very sensible advice.
and the BAzoo ventures to commend the
Ga=ette's position, to the people Of Morgan
county. II Is very probable that after the
railroad is built from Sedalia to Warsaw,
the gap Of six miles. from Cole Camp to
the Morgan county line, will be constructed
in the event Of Morgan county grading M
to the line. That will also secure to Soda
liz the valuable trade of that county, and
afford that enterpriaing part Of the state a
good market for their produce. We shake
hands with the Ga,ofs ON this management,
and commend it heartily IN public eonsid-
Grafton. II is good idea and ought TO h.
carried ont.
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FATAL AFFAIR.
A Farmer Shot and Morally
Wounded by Q Saloon Keeper.

A correspondent Of the BAzoo writing
from Morley, says that last week
Alec Melon, a veil known saloon keeper Of
that town, shot and dangerously wounded
farmer BY the name Of higgins, concern
ing come trivial affair, the exact nature Of
which has not yet leen revealed. The difh
Guilty occurred in the saloon kept By the
homicide, and there Vas no person present
but the two men. When the crowd At
tracted BY the shots got in, Briggs vas
lying mortaliy wounded on the flor. il i-
NOT believed that he can live.
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A few day. ago little hoy named Willie
Brogan, living short distance from War
reneburg. "a. thro IN from . vicious young
horne and fatally injured. He died in IN
hour after the accident. He had been sers
through heavy piece Of timhered land to
hunt the Gown. 1t ia supposed that the
horse became frightened and throwing the
AGAINST A TREH
and vas % terribly bruised and shocked
that he died from these injuries. The
family were alarmed for The boys safety By
seeing the horse come hack riderleaa, and
suited % re what had become Of the lit
tie fellow. They found him lying insensi-
be By Tie rosd side, his head almost crushed
in and
DLEEDfx0 AT THE NOSE.
He Va . bright little fellow, and his m
timely death. 10 writes correspondent ol
The BAsoo, Il deeply Sameosed. Ii does
seem strange, however, that ten year old
lad ahopld be permitted, under the circum'
ae.nces, to ride daageroos home, and ths
feet nay Be accounted for possibly in Tn
statement that
TIE LITTLE VICTIM
~ N orphan. Il h not always that much
care il taken Ct these little vsi6 Of hu
aaaity, even By Relations, end little Will
~ pesAaP sest % . nisioe iron vhich {
eAiA q he ho1se would hsve been saved
Nobody known
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THE DEAD ROBBERS.
Of the Robbers Alter
Death-William Colts 10 the Name
Of the Man With Collins-Antece-
dents Of the Desperadoes.

The Hayes City Sahi.d gives the sub
Joined account Of the Identification Of the
bodies Of the two Union Pacific train rob-
bers, recently killed in that State. together
With some Of their remarkable antece-
dents:
The holy Of Collins vas identified by .
dozen of his old Texas acquaintance, but
Tor long time the body Of his accomPlice
could not he identified. Finally Anna
Lsngs appeared in the depot, where the
bodies were lying, and stated under oath
that she recognized the body as bring that
Of WIN. Cots, formerly Of Pottsville. Pa,
but more recently Of San Antonia, Tex.
His father nov resides in Poltsville. Tie
Wa . light -complexio man, about 81
years old. light hair and sandy heard, sbou'
5 feet +. inches high. and weighed III
pounds. Collins w.s dark-complcxi"nei,
With black hair and beard, about ; feet II
inches high, weighed 10 pounds. and Is
suppose tn he Is years old.
OF the Anteceti~nt. Of Cots. We can obtain
nothing; hut from the many Texans about
Ellie, We have gathered great deal Of the
history Of Collins. He II described ~ being
affable, Of pleasing address, intelligent, and
decidedly handsome. His aged father and
mother now reside in Dallas, Texas, and arr
.aiA 10 be Of the highest respectability q.
sell Is quite wealthy. Joel vas always &
wayw.rd son. and HIS been implicated in
many escapadea. He killed Mexican in
san Antonio in 1873; and il Is believed BY
many that he killed Others. He has beeu
up In the world several times 81 lats
years; hut was passionately fond Of gam
bling, and Lost heavily. He has drives
cattle from Texas once or twice; and las
! winter drove $40 beeves through tn Oh.
Rack Hills. and spent several months -
the principal cities Of that country. Hi
movements from that time IN this are un
known. He Wa an accomplished trickste'
and At one time swindlea w. w. Wells on
of GO head Of cattle, and in like manne
sncceeded m heating Aker & Bennett ou
oi 800 head. II II stated that he once los
80, 900 in gambling house in St. Louis.
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The Fatal Mistake Of Q Bank
Cashier in Joplin.

The Ness gives the subjoinesi account of .
remarkable accident which % likely 70 prove
fatal. Mr.. Mccoy. the victim is veil
known in this county:
One Of those accident which are apt to
occur at any moment ana With almoet any
one, took place about three o'clock this
morning, and resulted IN the serious wound
ing Of X. s. Mccoy, by his friend, Chas.
Glover. Mr.. Mccoy. Mr.. Glover, VIM.
Smith and one or two other friends room
together mp stairs over the old bank r"oms
on the East aide. This morning Mr.. Nc
Gov left his bed and
WENT DOWN STAIRS
for q few minutes without awakening any
of his companions. On his return, Mr..
Glover awoke, and not knowing that his
friend was out, and hearing some one enter
the room. naturally felt uneasy, and under
the impulse Of the moment, shot at the
supposed intruder, who proved TO te his
friend. Mr.. Mccoy fell to the a"or. ex-
claiming that he was shot. Mr.. Glover
vas Mortified, and nearly
CRAZED WITH GRIEF.
The wounded man was taken 10 the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Glover's father. and Drs.
Shoot, Abbott and Wills called. They
found thst he had been shot ia
the right side, the ball passing through and
lodging in the hack, from where it was cut
out. His conditions Is critical, but it is
thought the wound will not prove fatal.
Mr.. Glover ia the cashier Of the Joplin
Savings Bank and is naturally uneasy ~
garding the funds in his care. consequently
he would act more hasty than under any
other circumstances. No blame attaches to
him, and it is hoped that Mr.. McCoys in
iuries will not prove more serious than At
present anticipated.
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LOVE UNDER THE LILACS.
A Breeze in Q Country Farm House
Near Otterville.

rom gentIeman living AZ wv uW s6"'
hood Of Ottsrville, a report = Of the BAz.'o
l.arns Of an incident which occurred Sat.
ursiay night, which rivals in interest, save
and accepting the aanguinary characterisiics
the famous Ottervilie sensation. u
seems from the report Of the occurrence
which the reporter was able IN CLEAN. th,i
last Saturday . Mr.. Sponzheim, his wife
and daughter attended the fair in this city,
and on their way home the young lady. Who
was on horseback, was attended by John
Simpson, farm ha'.d formerly io the EN-
ploy Of the y,ung ladys father. IL
il possible that there hsd b~en
SOME LOVE PASSAGES
between the couple, bat il does not appear
that the young lady = parents Looked "I'o"
it.with sny disfavor. At any rate ths
Young man went home with the girl and
reached there rather late in the evening
concluded to stay all night. A is usual
With young people, Who are supposed to
have q tender penchant for each other, they
contrived 10 be . great deal alone during
the evening, and towards nine O'clock
strayed down the long slor~ of the yard
where acme strawberries grew rank and
where the shadows Of overhanging tree
shielded their dalliance from
rRoFANE AND VULGAR EVEN
Just what it vas that
aroused thu old mans suspicious that
everything Wa not - il should be, will
perhaps never he known. Perhaps some
memory Of bis own hot and imPulsive
youth came over him, and his heart stirred
With the softened glow Of loves youns
dream. Maybe he wanted to re II young
people courted nowadays, - they did whez
| he WA young. Whatever may have beer
his intentions, he At all eventa, watched q
see
WHAT MAS GOING ON,
and il must be confessed that what be dit
zee vas anything bot agreeable. For viii
. loud yell Of frantic rsproaeh, - brok'
in upon the young people, and then dashe,
madiy in the direetioa of the house. cryial
Justify to hs vile to bring hin his gun
Evidently Xr. Simpson concluded that th
old man va mad, end possibly not wishinl
to encouster IN angry father. whea b
deaired 70 maintain The most friendly sela
tions,
He FLED THE sROr,
and when he earaged Paseai returned
With ere in his eyes and death in hi
hear, Mr.. John Sinpsoo was gone. I
me IN expensive phrase. be bad lit ou'
The aext day be vas searched for al oss
he country, bat eosA nos Be found. Js1
what il ~ that excited he Old nss'
anger, and inspised desire for
Il DEADLY vEEGEANcE,
gill perhaps never be knosa. Bot il b
psoduced Tie most sahaPpy consequence
% Ter - those TO loviag yoa,g hssss q
coscsssed. Johs 6opsoa hes ID
! pasis ssksevn, cd HI rural Asahella h
bsss NJ 10 sess ~ WILLIS, - osn
|, nai1ss nedisasiea, spm ~ sahsp4y y
suits q N Old oaa's curiosity.
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The joplin Daily News extra, OF OFT. md,
contains the following:
About half past three O'Clock this morn
ing IRE broke out in w. s. Norton's Sa-
loon, known as the "Roarsi Of Trade" on
West Main street, nearly opposite the JoP-
lin Hotel. When first discovered the FIRE
was confined to the southeast corner Of the
building, in the roof, but il spread rapidly,
owing to the very inhammable condition Of
the building, and soon was beyond human
control, notwithstanding every exertion
Was made, in the absence Of an organized
lire department.. or indeed, any org anization
whatever for protection against FIRE. The
night was comparatively quiet, but what
wind there wss, Was blowing from the
northeast, carrying the flames slowly but
surely nor,hward along the row Of wooden
buildings in the block between Third and
Fourth streets. and in less than m hour
from the first alarm every building fronting
IN Main in that block WA mass al smoul.
dering embsrs.
The heat Mas intense, and il vas with the
greatest difficulty that the row Of wooden
structures on the opposite side OF Main
street wac saved The-e buildings are bad
" Searched and nearly all the glass fronts
we're broken out by the heat, yet the volnn
reer bucket brigade worked nobly and had
the Satisfaction Of saving this block.
The block between Second and Third
streets was sl.o in imminent danger, and
the roofs al several buildings in that block
we're frequently on FIRE, but they
we're we'll guarded. and it was onlv BY the
mo.t strenuous efforts Of citizens, with
water buckets and yet blankets, that an
other outbreak was averte,l and the entire
northern par, Of the business portion Of the
city saved.
II il impossible at this early hour to OBJ
tain any reliable information as tn the loss,
origin of the FIRE, or amount Of insurance.
Il is believed, however, that the FIRE orieina-
ted from the explosion Of coal oil lamp in
the "Roard Of Trade" building. The loss
is estimated all the way from S25, O00 to
SO 900 insurance, rs near az can be ascer-
tanned between 5000 and $1,000, princi-
pally ON stocks. Thousands Of dollars
worth Of goods were carried away and
saved, some in damaged condition.
The following are the names Of owners Of
burrt buildings and names Of occupants:
Ralph Muir. building, occupied by Hal
yard Il Byers; hardware store; also ics
depot.
Chas. Workizer, building. occupied BY
Offices.
Dan Collins, building, vacant.
billiards building, occupied by ]. w.
Bedford Il Co. as q grocery store; als'
Offices up stairs.
f.. J. howelrs building, occupied BY
Bolus 4 Co., saloon also millinery store.
ED. Picke,'s building, occupied by Fa
sean 4 Breeder, feed stors; W. p. Owens
music store.
Gid. Barbee''s building, Norton's saloon
Mrs. McAdams' building, occupied a
Offices.
NJ. Pruitt 4 Co.'S building, occupied BY
Glade 4 Co., boots and shoes also = bakery
Mr.. Berz, three buildings. occupied rs
saloon, barber shop, and Schultz 4 Co., as
merchant tailor shop. Also an ice hcus'
and dwelling in the rear.
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oIVHN'0 BI.DO31o0.
ma Seventh Judicial 030eY10e or.
riod for the 1nd0po00oo4 O00o1-
data.

Il IL nov evident that 0ivss - bsso
elected judge Of ths Ssssseh JEDI
cial Circuis By constantly svr to
Thousand nsjosisy. Il = d eossss W
unfortunate thaa there shouA havo besa
any contest bstveea democrats loe tAas q
any other o66ce. Il = W. neesnasy thss
THE PARTY DsaCIPLU8
should Be preserved and any thiag eales-
lated to weaken il ShoaA Be diseosa-
,enanced. Bat lie coaasG - occurred
and the best way 70 treat H. bhy ieaesisg
any Of the heated issliap vhicA ~ rses
engsndered. A bod matter eaa.se - ~
proved By keeping ~ IL ezeiAsnsse ~
unpleasant isslinp which gave ~ - u.
rhare v,s much % coadson a hoeA Gi3aa.
There w. hassy and iseoeai1ssaas aesiss
taken in The 6rss plsea, ard ~ Daasss q
proceeding in
THE REGULAR NoluNA1Io0
wsa equally Objectionable. TA~s ~ -
effort made 10 senPosiss ssa esaeiliaAa
No ST Of nen like to b driven. IL Passy
lash i bad thing 10 sPp,y vAsa panisas
have been sxcissaas psssssal assa0asis
hold sway. Thea . litsIs sneotA ta)kiag-
little iosbesrases il opinios win - .
meat deal farther II ths dissclioa a 0akiaG
| CROOKED VAN sHAA1o11
than All The fescs aid bit1ss dsnaDe1olieoD
!. Which Tie PARTY Whip = svse e]e1he1:
II = pos inpso1sbts thas IL ese1se = ~
S.,..Nh Distriee vill b pgo1ne11VO q aDo0
In ~ Ioae .va. Il Win sAev tAa9 vAse .
nary beesk = iD0iDeae & = bseo9 - V1Bo
con:ee)on asd eleaR hsoib . tsA ~ -
esr IN had, thaa - ts1ss Il IN - - ~
snd iniudie3eO ssvia0 q . - q ps1f1ieal
lunaties a boeh sd0; - ~ > reilly
What hsoagAt about tAs(Rp h u ~.
eatA District.
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The wasasv people have cooossced he
work Of ealissiaG public inteFese il Tie Mar
rov Gauge project and il would Be veil ios
eedalia 10 initiate hes exsoP,e. This M
dessaking = far noss important b = tha.
il = 70 thsn, and ve have - tine b ihrov
away. Our Deschaats asa basiasn ~
should 20 aboss Il !. real dovn-sieAs can.
ess, md make hay while The sun sAinas.
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Suffering will exhibit i.s presence by
the cries Of the baby. and shonld be re-
moved by the prompt use Of that highly
recommended remedy--Dr. Bull'a Baby
Syrup. II il free from Morphia. Price, q
ce0ta
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Essoria- Ac.isor The personal proper
y belonging TO he estate Of the late John
W. Harris. Of Boone, va sold On wednes.
day and Thursday Of lsk week. A large
naahr q people attended, and Tie ale.
feossa up sboat $4,000. A.oag other
Ting soA vese over seventy stacn Of bay.
which bsossht iron - 70 SO per stsek.
Gsosiag COZ. bsosght abost 8 pss aese
osas. = IL ceas bsshsl; to year ead
sssess, s. 10 80 T; 8 and year oh, fro.
so 70 SIS; connoa shsep . -.
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A dispatch from H.rrisonvilIe. Cas-
county, to the Kansas City Times, stater
that last Friday night . quarrel occurred
between Judge s. d. Benight and John
Angle, which resulted in the stabbing OF
Judge Benight. The wound Wa made in
the right shoulder, aevering N artery, and
producing what Is supposed to be fatal
injury.
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St. Louis Journal: Dave Armstrong may
nov say, in the classic language Of Henry
Watse:son: 'I'm . son-of-a-gun from Bit
ter Greek; I'm wolf. and this ia my night
70 howl! I've two rows Of upper teeth, and
nary tooth alike! The folks Of Bitter
Creek are bed; the higher up you 80 the
wus they are, and I'm from the head
vates."
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: la . sunesy whesis al = LIE and
langA i.ssead a esyi.g sod fsetaiag. thess
= ssse 10 be ioa,d d. Balls Baby syrup.
Prize, . csah pr bostle.
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WinkS Out.

This evening . mover named Martin
Scoliy. brought information to the city that
he had dead man On his hands, and de-
sired TO i- relieved Of the responsibility Of
burying the same. Scolly told BAzO0 re-
porter that the dead mans name was John
CofFey, and that they eft Tovanda,
Penn, together on Aug, Let, 1877,
hound for the Wichita Valley
That Mr.. CoAey had been silinx
only for few days and while Scally vas
getting dinner to-day, on Little Cedar, Cof-
fey died, he thinks. Of conxestiv~ chills.
Cod~y was about sixsy yeam Of age. He
vas . timer BY trade. lie leaves . second
vile and several children. at Towards. lie
has children men and women grown By his
first wife. Sheriff Murray gave the matter
his attention, and will bury the dead
stranger At county exPen.e.
A Domestic Brute.
Sometime since . man living in the south
part Of Sedalia, had his wife sent to the In
sane Asylum Removed from tie small
prosecutions to which she vss subjected at
home. the ror lady rapidly recovered her
reason and Wa returned to her family. She
is unh.ppily, however, tied To
A DOMESTIC BRUTE,
Who, the neighbon say, studiously seeks in
every possible way 70 annoy her and drive
her To distraction. The woman il poo.
se~ed Of small amount Of property which
the man is unable To use, as long - his
wife Liver, and there are not . few people
Who have watched the man. course towards
his wife. who have no heaitstion in saying
! that he il trying to
DRIVE HER TO DEATH
The annoyancea which he conlrives for he's
are Infinite and inierminable. The 70
mans mental condition il snch that any
man not brute, would surround her viii
the mort loving tenderness. On the CON
trary, his treatment Of his wife il bsuta
and tyrsnnical to the last degree. A mum
Der ofgeotlemen living in that part Of town
have il in serious contemPlasioa 10 taxi
THE Nan OFT
aome 6ne day and giving him good down
right ihrashing. Such proceedings m
certainly not such - society would Fesdil,
sanction, bot there II no question tha
aomelhine like il would do this man
great deal Of good.
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To Mothen Should the baby be suf-
fesiag With any Of the disorders Of baby
hood ne d. Balls Baby Syrup 1t ooce for
the trouble. IS cents per bottle.
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Free Of eAsrgs. Year dsu0ss viii
seluad yoar Doaey II D.. BallS CoaGA
syssp don ~ give yoa sasisfsrsios and
euss your coegA.
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Few are aware Of the importance o.
checking . couGh or common cold in it,
6nt stages. That which 10 the beginning
would yield to mild remedy, II neglected.
aooa pseys upon the lung. d.. Bull's
Cough Syrup affords instant relief. Price
= ceuh.
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HarFied.

Al Centervi~w. No.. Sept. 26ta. At ak
o'clock in the evening, BY Rev. Mr.. King.
in the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Mr.. w. II. ROOp, to Miss Abbie Mullins,
all Of Centerview.
The happy couple took the western hound
train to Kansas City, and from thence were
euing east On bridal tour. The BAzOO
tenders them its hearty congratulations.
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FIRE IN JOPLIN.

An Entire Block Of Buildings De-
stroyed BY the Hlsmes-1 he Los
Estimated at from twenty-five
to Flffy Thousand Dollars.