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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS I;S0 ON
Il, Wheeling Island; price from 500 10
saS, coch only one-sixth of the purchase
mo- required in cash. The residue may
~. ns}d annually in five equal install
Inents. with interest. Apply To-
~ JOHN p. GlLCHRlST,
o.onh At Top Mil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

THE beauty of the ladies of Baltimore
has become the standard of comparison
the world over. They maintain that
peculiar clearness and richness Of COM
plexion by the occasional use as required
of Dr.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

Try the Patent Safety Broller. Cooks
to perfection over any fire at moments
notice, An unequslled kitchen gem. r.
Il. Sweeney, sole agent, lower end mar
ket house
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
Local weather report.

Below we give the highest snd lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening. Observs-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
House drug store:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

THE first strawberries OF tho season,
both fine and cheap, are on sale At }, Ii.
Diehl & Co.'S, corner of Main and Tenth
streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

If YOU want to get nice fitting pair
of shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends, as he keeps
the incest shoes in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

LIGHT, airy, and cheerful, centrally
located, and carefully managed, the Col
onnsde Hotel offers unequalled induce
ments to Philadelphia visitors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

GIVE your neighbor helping hand
bv recommending HIM to keep Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup in his family for all the ills
babies are subject TO-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
For Sale Cheap for Cash.

= HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
y Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon,
one spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk. one new
spr,ng WAGON. =. j. EILIFRITI.
npl5 Cor. Path and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
Sale OF Stocks.

Yesterday Auctioneer j. G. Hervey,
OF the firm of Hervey Il FreeSe, auction
GERS, sold five shares of the Benwood
mill stock at $92. so; par value 800.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
LOstC children.

Officer Stanley received the hearty
thanks of two Centre Wheeling mothers,
Yesterday, for restoring their two chill
dren, who had strayed long distance
from home, TO them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

AT the REGISTER office, at 3 o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
63 degrees above zero. Rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
TO THE PUEBLO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" from and after this date, april u, 1873,
j will conduct the business OF purchasing
and SrlIiug Pictures, Looking GLASSES AZ d
Picture Frames, etc, at No. 2lA Main
street, IN the city Of Wheeling, As agent
Tor Mrs Emma Wilhelm.
HENRY WILHELM,
apZra Agent Tor Mrs. Emma Wilhelm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
wHATAXY ONE aAy SEE.

ANY one who will examine the list of
Centennial Awards viii ses that the
manufacturers OF BeusOn's Capcine Porous
Plaster received the highest and only
W, a O q rrarIpG 10 Masters
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

AN elegantly carved Knsbe Piano, in
splendid condition, for sale at great
bargain at Sheib's music store, Washing
ton Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

JUST received Ladies French Heel
Shoes in Button ard side Lace, at l.. '.
Bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

Shell Oysters opened for
family use at 40 cents a dOZ.
Ice Cream at wholesale and
retail, at LaTamie's.
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Mothers. Mothers, MoIners.

Spalkings Glue is up to the sticking
point.
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PRODUCE WANTED.

We will pay the highest market price
for all Of the following articles, or we will
sell them for YOU on five ~ per cent COM
mission: Butter, Cheese, Eggs Poultry
Lard, Tallow, Feathers, Potatoes, Apples,
Grain, Flour, Feed, Fur, Hides, Wool,
Peanuts, Broom corn. Dried Fruit, hay,
Hops. &c, sc. Liberal cash advances
made -ou large conslgnments Of staple
articles. Farmers, shippers ana dealers
I'm general merchandise should write for
Reference, Price Current and Stencil, &c.
When writing us state whether you wish
to ship on consignment or sell. II you
wish To- sell name the article, amount OF
each, and your rer,v lolceSt price for same,
delivered f. O. y. free on board cars) at
your nearest shipping point. Also, il pos
stole send sample by mali: II too bnlky by
freight. Address,
HULL & SC0TNEY,
General Commission and shipping Mer-
chants,
221 & 346 North Water Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Ieb2eOde.ig
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
THERMOMETER.
DAYS.
Highest. LO0eSt
Mill Items.

The Belmont, Riverside and La Belle
factories will resume in full on Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04
WHAT CANNOT BE SEEN

In this list is the name OF any Of their
numerous competitors. So greatly super
Tor TO ordinary porous plasterS and liul-
ments IS BenSOn's Capctne Porous Plaster
that IL has gained the approval ofthe high
est medical authority IN the world, DR.. !.
y. II. Thompson, Of Washington, ID. G,
Judge in the Drug Department OF the Cen
tenuial Exposition, says OF them - use
them constantly in my practice, and es-
teen them one OF the most useful luNeu-
tons OF the age" Benson : CRpCine Plaster
strengthens, Soothes, stimulates a health
full circulation OF the blood, relieves at
once, and cures quicker than any known
plaster, liniment or compound. It's now
considered 10 be the unrivall i remedy
for lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia,
spinal aud kidney affections, sclatlct,
lumbagO. stubborn coles. sold every
where. Price, - cents.
Be CAUTIOUS 81 $s' I'd 5 Ss :. s:s
sons CapCiue Porous
Plaster in the market; one in particular
having a similar sounding name, contain
lead pOlsOnS. Each genuine Eenson'S Cap
cine Plaster has the word Capcine cut
through the plaster-take no other. apAp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-04

LATEST styles of spring shoes Just re-
ceived st L. Y. Bonds, No. lls5 Main
street
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FOR RENT.

,,,HE OPERA HOUSE STORE ~
rooms Tor rent at reason 9oIe I..H
t,.rms, Possession given immediate -
y AnnIy al the Office OF the German FIRE
Insurance Company OF Wheeling. ocean
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
l,s7 Prizes, amounting t0..
10000 Tickets at Two Dollars EACH
Hair Ticket, So.
r47r NJ ulfyTa

10. -
/, - 49,, ,,,,,..-,.,r..,t. II.D.
Responsible corresponding agents NA'.
ed at all prominent points, iy SAH."
liberal npensatlou wll. boz PAD. ...
Application for rates lp o.gH', w
only be made 90 the Home DGr" Do 80
Orleans ..
Write, clearly stating 'u.. aaaE - ..
further Information OF send NI., ,,'',,l.
20. Box ~. Nnw ODD .ral', "a.
All our Grand Frtra0rFluary Draw .g
are under the supervision and WtAAt
JrbsI A Eariy aplnzyN-
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j. c. ALpERSoN'S

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
VI 2nd floor Franklin Building, Wheel
ing, W. Va. am agent for the following
old and reliable English and American
companies
FIRE. Assets.
Northern, o! London p ,225 j9i 81
Imperial, OF London ...... ......,. l2,Z7OueD IS
Commercial Union, OF London. II 10000 "
Scottish Commercial, Glasgow $4,000 %
American Fire, Philadelphia. l,Z92 ,G6l 10
Westchester, OF New YORK ......- Sl3,ii2 90
WiluamsUuTgh City, New York sg2,scb %
Lorillard, OF New 7 Tk ............. 4il,ts o.
Franklin, of Wheeling .............. 5000 20
Fhemans Fund, OF New York or, go ~
MARINE.
Orient Mutual, OF New York. 1881 y
PLATE GLASS ACCIDENT.
Kn'ckenDocker Casualty, New
York ........................-. 1850 "
Property insured AZ the very lowest rates.
Losses paid promptly. Good risks and re.
| liable agents solicited IN every Tart Of
| West Nirglnla. J. e. ALDERSON.
JOSEPH EMsHEIgER, Local Agent. MAJ
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23
sLUNG SHOT.
A Dispute over Q Trunk and .
Deadly Assault.

East Sedxlia furnishes another subject
for the courts and newspaper, and II
would seem that that portion Of the city
is getting more than its share Of noiorieiy.
The case under consideration is one that
bv . mere accident does no, amount to n
capital crime. A man giving - his name
n. Il. Harris. lately
ARRIVED
in this city from the vicinity of Topeka.
Kansas. He went To . boarding house
KEEP, BY Rush Martin, on Brpwn street,
between Fourth and E;frh Alter re
naming there some time he became
INDEBTED
Ia Martin 10 the amount vf about two dol
lars and fifty cents Mr. M.r,n told him
that ne wuu!d have square up his account,
or seek board and lodging elsewhere. Upon
this Harris left, and went 10 Heyding-felt-
ers' restaurant, on Main street 10 board.
Yesterday afternoon he took an expressinan
with him, and went over Ia Martins to get
his trunk that had been left there. lie
seemed to anticipate some trouble Tor he
tried to borrow
BY J. OKane, before he went, but Mr..
OKane refused TO let him have it and he
started of. Arriving at the house a cor
truversy took place between Mrs. Martin
aud Mr.. Harris concerning the bill. Mrs.
Martin declared that he should not remove
any Of his property until the account was
satisfactorily settled. This did not suit
Harris an he and the exp ess man picked
up his trunk and started for the door. Mr..
Martin and yonng lady present undertake
~ prevent the remvv, 4 of the trunk sL-..
Harris slap ed the young lady n s,inrins
blow. jus, then R"sh Martin Came up and
engaged Harri.' attention. A few " rd>
ensued, when Harris drew
sLUNG-sHoT
and dealt Mr.. Martin a heavy blow on the
left side Of his head, one inch above the
temple, He then fed and returned to JEFF
fries. Mr.. Martin WAS not injured We y
much. fortunately, and came over to Squire
Clxrk's and swore out warrant. Cons, able
Conner went to Jeffries and arrested Harri-,
shout eight o'clock last evening and took
him before Squire Clark. He gave bail in
the sum OF 500 with J. O'kane a. security
for his appearance next Tuesday morning
at ten o'clock. Mr.. Harris is crippled In
the right arm and leg and has the appear
ance Of having .een some rough life. His
story, or a portion Of it is that a quarrel
grew ont of charge that he made TO the
effect that his trunk had been ritl-d but
this remains to be proven. This is as lar
~ tie Gaze has gone Mr. O'K~pe vonches
for the character If II iris and SAVE that he
is steady worker, beIng = carpenter and
has worked all through the hot weather.
Mr.. Martin's Injuries have since proven
more serious than was at first thought, and
the man Harris was re-arresied at about
nine o'clock and locked up in the county
Jail 70 awsit the result Of the injuries.
Bail vas not taken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23

for . piece Of tobacc". They reached the
city about SIX o'clock, and Valentine vas
taken to the Sheriff. Office and placed in
the keeping Of Sheriff Murray. The
Sheriff will provide watcher for Vslen-
tine, to stay with him constantly, until the
County court convenes, when an inquest
will be held upon him and he be disposed
of ss his condition requires.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23

On Friday night Just "a the people we're
passing in the Second Adventist tent before
the evening service, a long legged county.
man approached citizen on the corner oil
Third and Lamine, and asked:
"Mis,er, whose Show il that?' pointing
to the tent.
"Ths,'s Gods show, sir" replied the
citizen.
does he travel by rail or BY wagon y
asked the confused granger.
"Bolh ways and through the air.
returned the citizen, with grave face.
Must have a Bloon. then. and ! never
seed a TI"on yit. What do they tax to
git in p q"eried the countryman.
oh, it, free. Walk right in with the
crowd" replied the citizen.
BY Jinks! you bet I WILL" and in
-talk~d the farmer with the res, and .ook =
--at bv the side Of n pious, seds,e old
gentleman.
After looking around with puzzled air
for few minutes. he nudsed the old gem
tleman in the side and asked:
"whar's the el!eiuni?'
The old gentleman said nothing, bat
looked at him rather sierniy.
Pretty soon, after gazing around with a
Dissatisfied arr, the granger .sain poked
the old pious man in the rib. and said:
"Oid Pard, wh.ris the monkey-."
At this the old gentleman put on look
OF horror. shook his head in warning so
vigorously his specs fell of. but the conn.
tryman took no notice If his manifesto
iions. and inquired in an audible voice:
"Iz it 'roo that them gals that jump
through hoops 60 plum naked. or war
skeeter bar aiuff ?"
At this the h"rri6ed old man got mp and
left his seat, an old lady on the oihe,
side looked d.gren at him. while the
girls in front hid their faces in their
handkerchiefs and blu-l,sd aud yiggled.
The hucoiic man SIT there. though. rs
comPlsceni ~ an alderman .t a civic
FEAST, until the Elder aro-e and gave on, a
hymn. At this his eyes began to oren
with astonishmeni. but when they kneit
in prayer. he grabbed his hat, made .
rush for the door, and gaining the street.
ejscplaied:
IF the Devil amt turned saint, Tn
hos /! A circus with \ preacher fcr ring
master, AMI nary monkey in il Crypt ih"-e /,
Young feliOws with standing coilArs! BY
j,nks!"
And he vent on his way badly mixed |
up and utterly disgusted that he h.dn't |
'een real live circua.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23

4 Nf3nt3 'ou-ttutich
Look yer. boy" said Uncle Rsmus
yesterday. stopping near the railroad
crossing on Whitehall street and gaz-
ing ferOciously at small colored youth
who does Lewis Clerks outside bust
ness. "Look yer, boy, I'll lay yer out
fat ef you come flingin' your water
million rimes under my f;,ot-you watch
eft l don't. You KIN play yo' pranks
On desc ere white folks. but wen you
come a cuttin' up yo' cspers ronn' me
VOL Lam right in de middle Nv er spell
ob sickness-n0w you mine wat tell
you. An aint gwi3e fer ter put up
wild none er 20 sassness. nudder-let
alone ilingin' watermill,on rinies whar
can get mixed up Wild um. I dOne
had duff watermillions yistidy and de
day befo."
How was that, Uncle Remus ~
asked gentleman standing near.
Hit wuz sOrter like dis, boss Las
Chuesday Mars John fetched home
two er deze yer Flurridy watermillions.
an him and Miss Sally sot down fer
ter eat um. Mars John an Miss Sally
amt got nothing OATS good fer me, an
de fus news l knowH, Miss Sally wuz
a hollerin fer Remus. done smelt de
wateImillion on de ar, an ! amt got
no better sense dan fer ter 60 wen I
hears white folks q hOllerin-I larnt
dat wen l wuzzent 80 high. Leastwise
l galloped up 70 de back po'ch. an dar
sOt lie watermilliOn deg ez natchul ez
eli deyd er bin raised on lie ole Spivey
place in Putnam county. Den Miss
Sally she cut off u slishe-wunner deze
yer ongodly slishes, big as 70 hat. an
| sat down on de steps an wrop myself
roun' de whole blessil chunk, icepin de
rime." Uncle Remus paused and laid
his hand upon his stomach as il feeling
for something.
"Well, old man, what then ?"
"Dat's vat I'm gitlin at, boss" said
Uncle Remus. smiling feebly Il
roun' bout er half hour. an
den ] begin fer ter feel sorter squeam-
ish-sorter like don bin and swsller-
ed bout f. poun's of q de run END NV
er scantlin'. Look like ter Re dat
was gwinter be sick, an den hit looked
ike I wuzzent. Bime6y a little pain
showed 'is head an sorter Wandered
roun' like he wuz loOkin' for q good
place fer to ketch holt, an den great
big pain jump up an take arter de lit
lie one and chase i'm roun' an roun',
IN he mus er kotch um. Gaze bimeby
he de big pain reich down an grab
liz yer LET leg-so-an' haul i'm up.
m den be recht down an grab de
,dder one and pull him up. an den de
var begun sho Duff For mighty nigh
u hours dey KEEP up dat racket. and
)es e. soon ez er little pain nd jump
ID de big IN nd light onto it an COB
lie it up. an den de big IN nd go sail.
u roun' huntin' fer mo-. Some folks is
Mighty cu'us. dough. Mex mcrnin'
hear Miss Sally q laughin' an a Wis
lin des like dey want no vatermilliOns
aised in F;urridy. But Mars Lewis
'etser pen dis yer niger boy up wen
IN in De town. kin tell you dat"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23
ALExANDRR HAMILroN.

4 Living Son Of the rederslist-
Mr.. John C. Hamilton's Recol-
lections Of Ais Psther-His Rsti-
mate Of Aaron Burr-0omo In.
teresting Talk About Some Revo-
lutionary Celebrities and Early
Political Lesdsrs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23
SAN VALENTINE.
The Freaks Of q Demented Tailor
When Last Heard Of He was
Wandering in the Jungles of
Shavetail.

About six months ago there came to this
city q tailor by the name of Sam Valen.
tine. He hailed from the city of Broiherly
Love, and was employed by E. Lamy &
Son a. cutter. He is a splendid mechanic
and was paid handsome salary.
Valentine was gentleman, as everybody
could testify who came in contact with
him, but strong drink got possession Of
him
/ He BECAME DFMEXTED,
md asked Mr.. Lamy for settlement,
saying:
Il am not WE'LL cannot earn the
money you are paying me-"
lie received his balance and it soon went
for whiskey.
He visited the Sweet Springs and
remained one day.
On Tuesday morning last he boarded
Conductor Terrels train going north.
Valentine had no money and at Beaman
Terrell invited him from the train. He
lief, the train without any trou de and moth
ing vas further heard Of him until YES
terday.
james franklin who resides in the
vicinity of Beaman Was hunting some los,
cattle last Thursday
ON sHvEATAIL CREEK,
when he came upon suii @! clothes Mr..
Franklin thought from the appearance Of
the clothing that the own~r could not be
far away. IL searched mud HE ff.,rIs were
r+~sraied la finding a man S. prasssi To lie
Valentine. not far distant
ENTIRELY NAKED,
lying down asleep. Mr.. F. awakened him
and Intercepted him, when Valentine told
him he had been in bathing and could not
find his clothing.
Mr.. Franklin vent away 20 get some one
to assist him to get the man and have him
cared for. On their return to the place,
the clothing and man we're both gone and
they were unable to find them.
EATING NOTHING.
The probabilities are that Valentine had |
had nothing to afsince Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Franklin discovered him on Thursday. |
He had looked bad and the chances are
that il he is not aoon discovered and taken !
care oil he will be found = corpse. his body
furnishing food for the worms.
But little il known If the p.st Of this
man. He told acqn.intances in this civ
that he wss a widower and has n daughter I
thirteen or fourteen ye~r. aid, residing in
lhr vicinity "f Phila.ie:phia with friends.
lie is about forty-6ve years old and very
yenteel appearing man. /
Since the above was written, the follow.
ing fscts have been obtained:
Deputy Sheriff p. J. Shy vac sent on, 10
hunt up Valentine. whom he found a,ttinp
in the yard near the residence Of Rev. H.
A. Porter, six miles northe 1t Of S-dsIia.
alking Ia soi0e g-ni1~men uho werr
".~rn. Mr.. Shy n"iio~d that he was not
'.'iou.l, and approached him cautiously. j
' alentine had nothing on but shirt, pair
IT pants, boots and his hat. He objected |
o returning 10 town, and sid he did not 4
want to 60. Mr.. Shy Joined in the con-
for awhile. and then getting %.
old Valentine in . sort OF peremp,ory I
manner to get in the buggy and come to I
own. He did - he was bid, after askine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23

A brief item in the BAzoo on Fridss
gave a meagre account Of the bursting of =
steam boiler near Brownsville, on the 18th
inst.
On Friday BAZ o reporter went To the
scene of the terrible casualty and CLEANED
the following psrticnlars:
THE ISCIDENTs.
Jacob Mouse, who Lives in tie vicinity oil
Knobno@ier is the owner of ihre-her and
separator. lie wss on Thur-dav last en-.
gagged in ,hrerhing wheat at the farm 81 N
J. Winston, in Petiis county. three mile.
from Brownsville. The mschine Vas driven
by an eight horse portable boiler and en-
CINE.
THE REGULAR ENGINEER
had gone TO Brownsville to get repairs fol
-ome Of the machinery and the boiler and
engine wxs left in the care Of a man who
~as to a certain extent experienced
About Eve O'Clock the machine vas stopped
for about IN hour. About six o'clock the
steam gauge indicated 40 pounds Of steam
aud the engine Was started. No sooner "a,
the steam turned an than
THE EXPLOSION
tonk place, snan.!ing at a little distance
away, a. desc ibed BY a gentleman wi,
head il, like blast, but near nv tie
-eelhing stesm came ont in an immen-s
volume, making an Undesirable noise
CONSERVATION a, once seized -veryi .iy, and
il Was some minutes before those who were
uninjnred could recover from their fright
sufficiently to take care of the injured.
TWO BROrHERs,
named Jones. neighbours ii Winston, who
resided in Pet'is County. aged re-
speciinlly seventeen and nineteen year.
we're eng sged at xork at the ihre-her-on.
to cut bands and the other pulling the
straw away. They were both killed out.
right by pieces Of the boiler striking
them.
HARRY FALKRErH,
who was also engaged i.t work about the
thresher, had one leg broken in two places
The ether leg broken once, AMI hi. Chest
mashed in. He fingered in great sg"ny
until midnight on Thursday night. wher
death came 20 his release. Faikr.ih VA.
about forty Eve years Of age. Snd le,ves 8
sorrowing widow and two children e.
mourn his untimely death. He resided in
this county, about four miles from Wins.
tonis, wh"re ne wss at work.
THos. NAUoLN
vas slightly hurt, not SO badly but that he
vas able to be at his work the next day.
THE FUNERAL
Of the three men all took place st Hickory
Grove church at ii o'clock A. IN. an Fri.
day.
THE Loss.
Two horses belonging to Winston we're
killed; Two wagons belonging to Mouse
we're very nearly destroyed. and the
thresher aud separator we're gathered up
in baskets. and is comparatively a worth
less piece Of machinery.
N"use's loss (e<tim ated) 500
W,nston's loss ESTIMATED ......... 10
Other losses .......... 250
Total. ..-....SI 100
Persons running machinery and having
the care If engines and steam boilers.
cannot be too careful. Always, in cases If
doubt, take the safe side. is the best rule
we know of.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-23

Suffer not disappointment BY employ.
ing tn many ''cure-;" but ior the diseases
Of infancy nee Dr.. Balls Baby Syrup.
which never di.aPpointa. and only costs Is
cents bottle.