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A Fatal Quarrel.

The Granny Miner says: Three weeks
ago yesterday, . man living near Shoal
creek, in Nswtonis township. BY name Of
Willism Sullivan vas sitting in his door
w.v With little child on his arm, when
Bill Thompson. Beckett and Two Fisher
brothers came up to the Low yard fence
Sullivan asked Thompsoo 70 come over, but
he declined, say be had come over 70 make
Sullivan take hack some scandalous stosiea
that he told on him tThompsoo) in ooansc.
ton With disreputable woman. Sullivan
declared he would take back nothing - TIKI
report Vas true. Thompaoa denied ths
truth, and Sullivan told him he lied. ant
Thompson replied with similar abuslv'
language. Sullivan picked up piece u
Ratchet, With the bit broken Cd. and starsss
towards Thompson Who still sat on III
Hence. Az Sullivan came toward him viii
the hatchet raised and child on his arm
Thompson jumped down iaaide the fsae
and picked up an Axe that lay on the grount
Sullivan stood near without attempting 3
strike. Nh. Sullivan ran up betvees then
and a che did 70, Thompson struck SaIli
van With the poll Of The Axe, breaking th
skull. Sullivan fingered On until Moods
or Tuesday last and died.. Thoupson b,
delivered hinssif up"
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A German editor has turned some leisure
moments to account BY making q collection
of mixed metaphors ave will" cried IN
Inspired Democrat. 'burn all our ships, and
with every sail unfurled steer boldly INTO
the ocean of freedom?' Justice Ministes
Hye, in l84S, in . speech to the Vienns
students, impresively declared: 1.-THE
chariot of the revolutioa il rolling alonl
and crashing it teeth - it rolls." A pan
Germanist Mayor Of Rh,nslasd corporation
rose sill higher in IN address 10 the E0pe
ror. He said mo Austria, no Prssia
one only Germany. such were the words th
mouth of your Imperial Majesty has 81
w.ys had in ,ss eye" Professor Johsnoe
6cheer, In . criticism On LemanS Lyric
writes: "Out Of the regions Of philosopher
problems the poet suddenly less swarns
song. dive mp, carrying flashing pearh q
thought in their beaks."
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to the room and received q warm
ureetinO
THE Fatal. ATTACK.

THE FATAL ATTACK.
In three minutes afterward Mr..
Montague complained of a sense Of suf-
location and staggering into the bed
room called to his friends for ice,
which was Instantly handed him.
Tearing his vest and shirt open he
struggled to breathe more freely, and
Immediately terrible hemOrrhage
began. the blood pouring from his
mouth in jerking streams. This was
at forty i've minutes past eight o'clock.
Mr.. Warde went Immediately in
search ofDr. O'Toole. but being I'M
able to find him DIR. McNulty was
sent for. On his arrival he found Mr..
Montague lying dressed on the outside
Of his bed. His friends were min
istering to him in evry possible way.
but the horrible vomiting Of blood
continued unremittingly.
HIS LAST WORDS.
Touched by the kindness Of those
around him Mr.. Montague turned
toward Messrs. Warde and Carroll
and uttered hrs last words;
Its NO use am going. boys. God
bless YOU all.
And so saying he breathed his last
peacefully in the arms Of Mr.. Jr w.
Simon and Mr.. Warde.
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II u usual for defeated candidates TO e
of surley and mad 1t everyone and tn
party, and make special efforts 10 imped'
the progress Of the party. Col. T. T. Crit
tenden 10 not of tn t sort. He takes hi
defeat in manly, noble manner. The fol-
towing letter speaks his character
WARRExssURs, Aug. l6. 1873.
II. H. Rasey, Esq-:
DEAR Buchanan has done q good
deed wise actin nominating you fos
for the Legislature. You are young. bright,
honest and prudent. | wish our Legisia-
ture could be filled up by such men.
hope you will have no difficulty in the
Congressional Contest in your district. At
this time, when so much depends upon
having . Democratic majority in the ne4t
House, nothing should be done BY Demo
Gratis TO hazard shat majority. All can't
be nominated some mUst necessarily be
defeated, and feel much disappointed. Such
should rub their sore places with the best
healing ointment, prudence. and submit 10
the voice Of the people. Wrosgs are some
times done in cOnventioRs, n every where
else, but m time they are healed. if the
vronged commit go subseQuent err0r. The
success Of the party should be our watch.
word not that Of any individual. Our
party should he honest in all It's dealing.,
broad in all of ITS views, iliiberal in moth.
',g, always looking to the future, not stop
ping for Q moment to look after the past
record Of any man. Pedigrees are worth
lees in battle. Your friend,
THOs. T. CRIrrENDEN,
A Letter From Sam. Bass Sister.
MITCHELL, Lawrence Co. Ind.
July p, 1873.
Sheriff Of WiNipnson County:
Dear Sri have noticed in papers that
you we're present when Sam Ban lay on his
death bed, and ], a. has own sirter, wish to
ssk you to tell me his conversation while On
his death bed. want you to answer one
slecisl question: ibid he state he vas g"-
ing to hell." Please tell me how and
where he was buried. Hoping 70 hear
from YOU soon, remain Sans own sister.
SALIIE BASS.
The letter has been answered by n gen.
tIeman who heard his dying declarations.
Sam Bars said he was ''going to hell, and
that he would "carry his secrets with him.
-Dayas Herald.
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Value Of the Telephone

From the Austin New Reveille.
A telephone line has been set between
Birch Creek and Jefferson. and the people
have gone Wild over II. When the stage
gets to the former place the driver applies
HIS mouth to the instrument and yells to
Jefferson: Lookout; I'm comm like .
house a6re. Me and the stage" And then
all the people in Jefferson cit down on the
aidewalk in front of the express ONCE and
wait for the stage, which arrives in the
course of eight or ten hours.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MASKED
LADY.
A Story is Told Of Alexandrins
Princess of Wales.

London World.
At the masked ball lately given by
Frarcis. Countess Waldegravs, a lady
Of distinguished appearance, dressed
in black and wearing domino, OBJ
served two gentlemen who were con-
versing unmasked in an alley of the
beautiful gardens at Strawberry Hill.
She approached them with easy grace.
and opened conversation in q light
AMI bantering tone. The elder OF her
male iuterlocutors was assured, BY
what "the Antiquary" would have
called "his fair enemy" that she knew
all about him, and could, and she
would, tell him many queer stories
about himself. Well able to defend
himself in tongue encounters, the
gentleman, whose wit and whose
persiflage were once the delight of the
House Of Commons, in which he is
now a much. missed absentee, replied
that if she knew even 1.-THE Of the
mischief that he had done in life she
would compel him to borrow her
domino. Carrying the war into the
enemy's country, he proceeded testing
ly to impugn her assertion that she
was a married woman. and accused
her of having escaped from boarding
school to take part in Strawberry Hill
gayeties. His younger male companion
being scarcely inferior in badinage,
asked permission to touch her marriage
ring and, accepting the gloved hand.
which she promptly extended, re-
marked, after satisfying himself as to
the correctness Of her claim, that so
fair q gage was worthy Of more re-
spectful salutation, and was permitted
to raise her slack glove to his lips.
After q diversified conversation. which
lasted about a quarter Of an hour, the
lady glided gracefully away, leaving
her companions in puzzled mystery IS
to her identity. Their guesses were
more ingenious than correct, but the
sentiments of the elder gentleman may
be more easily imagined than described
when an hour later he was laughingly
informed by the lady of the most
exalted rank in the assembly (the
Princess Of Wales) that she herself
was the escaped boarding.school miss,
and the domino which she had re-
moved from her face was at his service
to hide his bushes.
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--Lhouue qui little men who
laughs il happy man. and no man can b
happy With hs blood loaded With iopori.
siea. The remedy which all can depepd
apoe for every viti.ssd condition Of tn
blood i d.. BulIs Blood Mixtura
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A game of base ball was played Sstur-
day, iihstanding the heat, between .
picked nine and the Amateur. The d.s-
tinsuishing features Of the game were the
pitching and batting. Time Of game two
hours and thirty minutes. Umpire A.
Nencke, scorer J. Beck. The score was ~
follows:
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Wooing in the Sand.

htioutN ttty
The other day while the cottagers
and visitors were vending their way to
the lighthouses preparatory to taking
a plunge in the surf, q young couple
were seen gazing intently on the
broken ribs Of the ROckaway. She
patted her little foot upon the weather.
beaten timbers, and he kept time to
the tattoo with q number nine boot.
"Well, will you 60 in," says be Of
the number nine. II don't like to,
said the fair maid with the little feet.
He finally persuaded her to try it just
a little. About fifteen minutes after
ward the fair ones head was seen
peeping out Of one of the bath-houses.
where she blushingly made known
her dilemma. 1t appeared that the
young man, on their way to the bath
house, had relieved her Of her bathing
robe and had inadvertently given bis
suit to her. She couldn't get the hang
Of the fixings, and of course was in .
dilemma. He was in u similar pre-
dicament. The young man in attend
ance. however. soon made the requisit
exchange. Hand-in-hand they wander
ed toward the beach, with blooming
faces. The salt spray dashed over
them a. they told each other Of their
love. Thus the cooling aud billing
was done amid the shifting sands.
They were in their Eden Of bliss
which was only broken by q sharp
shower coming up. when they h'ed
back to their clearinghouse. and soon
appeared in their ordinary attire.
Before they left in the evening tram
the twain we're made one BY q visiting
clergyman, and the honeymoon WILL
be spent in the shades OF Bucks
County.
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L.ILI.IE.

Colcord Suspected His Wife's In
tsgrity and Visited Bloomington
70 InvesltGate-What - to Be-
come Of the Woman's Remains-
Some Proper Explanations.
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Heart Diaeasa.

A casket Was on . truck ut the Union
depot this morning waiting for the St.
Louis train. In il was the body Of Thad.
deus T. Turner. recently Of Msysville.
Kentucky. Mr.. Turner few weeks ago.
With his wife and children, went to For,
Scott, Kansas, to look up home. He had
rented farm only few days ago and was
getting ready to move on it-ten miles from
Scott. Before final preparations were
made he Vas attacked with heart disease
and died. Their household goods had moi
been unpseked and fortunately no money
Va expended except for sctual expenses
A brother, James Turner. Of Terre Haute
Indiana, wss teleKrsphed and arrived two
houn after bis death, Thaddeua dying Al
ten o'clock and James getting there d
twelve. The body vss enbalmed and i
nov on the way 10 Maysville for intermeat
He vss 6fty-tvo yesn Of sge. his oldss
child, daughter about eighteen. and tn
svo boys sbout six aud fourteen.
The deceased vas very we'll connected II
family, one brother being . prominen
hotel man in Chicago and tvo other brother
prominent business men in Indiana and iii
uois.
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HIGH DADDY.
Ex- Gov Scott, Who 10 Wanted By
Wade 9smpton. Put on the
Blufyi Train.


81 Joseph Herald
Conductor Nat Terrell Vi the Bluffs road
"e" e""." =" u. S"~Ph' hsa raey MI
venture "edne>dsy morning "''h ex-"ov'
Scott s"d family. OF South Carolina, short
distance out IRON Council b'uns- Just
alter The tram lett that c'ty, Conductor Nat.
Terrell started through the Train to collect
iafes. Among the passengers v"s . we'll
Dressed, soo''antiai looking gentleman
Win ms vile and . son about 'even'een
years OF age. HE eo"d"o' approached
the gentleman am demanded ms rare.
"hefe"Po" the gentleman pulled Out aud
presented scSip~rs ticket OF the k'nd
Know" 's contract TICKETS The pass was
not transferable a"d the Conductor Knew
that the man presenting u Wa mot the
one ." whom u was '>3nei' whose name vas
written O" u. lie told the sen''e"s" that
ne eou'd not take H. IN" snat he mdst pay
nus rare. fhss the passenger reii>ed Ia do.
IN" '"e CONDUCTOR s"'" '""' nc would have
10 put nun o. although he regretted the
necessity. Some hot words we're Parsed he
'~ee" the parties anu TIE vile III the gem
tie"sn ios' nef temper informed the con-
""c'o1 '"s' '"e vas 'f"" S"a'n Car"''"a'
an" u''e" GOV" '"'o "e' s''i~aek a'-er
revolver ine eo"""e'"' >ueceFae" ]" AZ
saying ne' 'o''.','"S S""'" '"'"''"" "'a'n
oe'o'e sue co"" '"o"' "'m o" the spot an"
'"e ''"'" J"'' 'ne" 'e"cn'"e ''"''on' ne
'e'eSr"P"eu !" the superintendent oil the
i"a" ~ y. ''"@P"' ''',.s '"e Case anu ask
lug "na' "e "'"S' w. i"e '"t~''"'e""eh'
IeP''e"' ".'ee.'"K '"a' '"e e"'n"a''Se S""'n
C'o'"" ANS! y" pun y" ""'eSe '"e! Pa'o
'"e'' '''e ""e' 'ne ''s'" started Tue con
""e'o' aeA'" ''A'e" ." 'ne SCUM Isro''na
Se"'ie"'a" 'na' nc "o"'" nave ." put "im
s''" "'' 's"''S W. ""'e '''~ '"'e vas paw
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"A positive benefit 70 young childrsa
and infants" y the popular verdict for D..
Bull's Baby syrup. Sold evsrywhess q 5
cents bottle.
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A Terrible Mistake.

We l-arn from u grnti.m man from Fulton
in this county, Of a distressing accident
that occurred on the farm Of n man nsn'esl
Keller, Who live. = short distance north Of
Fort lincoln. IL seemed that the keileis
have b--n annoyed ny some parties I'M
known, who would romc after night, take
down the bxrs and let the cattle in. The
Keller brothers concluded TO watch and IL
pos-ible catch that person. On las, Saiur-
day night thew stationed themselves near
the barr with guns. About ! o'clock .. m.
the wife of the younger Keller, becoming
uneasy, concluded tn go and see how thing
were. In going cut she had To 60 through
the bars to get where her husband was, and
when in the act ii crawling through both
If the Kell-n shot her. She Was still
alive al II o'clock Sunday hight but the
physicians ssy there il NC hope Of her re-
coverv Seotf Monitor.
A Former Kansas Cityan Hung.
Charley Norton. man veil known among
the sporting fraternity Of Kansas City. va
hanged at Sweet SPRING, Texas, fe~ days
since and tiding reached Kansas City on
Sunday. Norton was keeping . saloon n
Sweet Springs and hsd rival in the same
bu-iness whom he bitterly hated. Some
days seo Norton vss in the saloon Of his
rival. and becoming involved in Q quarrel
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Kindness If nothing stronger. should
induce anyone to ne Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
for he relief Of the diseases Of Babyhood.
Prico Is cenh.
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Popular illss.rased book la6o Pages) %
MANHooD! WoMASHooDl MARRIAGE!
impediments to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent serssett ssald, postpaid. for 50
cents, By On. c. WHlrTIHns 6l7 s:
Charles Street, s.. Louis, No, he sFsae
specialist . Red his work
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4 A4okADAk11~4OAS ~ 4SSOO~e@
Scientists claim that blood can be takes
from healthy persen and iafpsed into The
syssem Of . patieus witho0s injury - The
former, but to the great relief Of the latter.
Cases have been reported where . trans.
mission has successfully been made. and
the patient became veil in short time
thereafter. A Gaze al the kind took Plsce
in this city Last night. e.-.
A reporter Of sh BAzoO vas the healthy
person solicited Ia donate portion Ot his
blond to poor creature vhO We 10 ems
eiated that she did not appear to have Q
particle Of the blood Of life - her. and had
20 fallen away in flesh ~ to be - light ~ .
feather almost The operation wss success
fully performed and in fact did not inoon
venience the subject in the least, but he
Kept right along with his work ~ though
nothing Of delicate nature wss taking
place. There was only slight picking SEN
sation nj the start and only sl,ght itching
during the transmission, which was
afterwards relieved by an application OF
coal oil. We have been requested not Z"
mention the patients name ~ she belongs
to an old cosmopolitan family. The opera !
ton va. very simple and did not require
but . very short time. The subject eat At
his table writing; the patient VAS placed II
the left and . small delicate pipe wss in. |!
serted behind the ear Of the subject end
with the patient At the cheek.
About two ounces Of serum and cOagulum
we're transmitted. New life Was shown al
most ~ aoou - the transmission began, and
towards the end, the patient bsgsn to rub her
ega together. and otherwise express her"elf
10 being completely restored. A soon -
'uficient quantity Of blood had passed. the
pipe Was hastily Withdrawn from the sub
ect and wiped of, The patient then arose
Ind went away in buoyant spirit hum.
ming an old familiar ditty. The ditty il
ringing in our ears yet But the aforesaid
eporter is confident that the life Of the
AIR delicate, creature Vas saved BY the no
DE sacrifice he made of himself.
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The Temperance Camp MeetiuR.

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al ,x,;,,. .., of Kansas ~bo ,,s.;r. m NJ.
tend and ,.;,ro.d, ls,d;,y IN H,,.,. ~;,l
.La f., Load Ion.
n ,,,.I;.,,;., "a ms,L. a, ., early a,r n
the general ,,..,r,~r agents. If the var,ous
,,;,,o,a lines and 81, ,sm,sr.,ce soc;e,;e.
,h,o,,ho,, the U.i,, sh,ntl im,r-di,,s,x
iu,-r.., themselves in getting up parties.
anil ,sri.c, their ARRANGEMENTS tn s.cure
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,h,. a;a., d,,;. ,h.,,;,..,;o,
= e., ,, ao,k =,
se,,.mb.r OH ;oc,u,;r. The rate. Of fare
;,a;l L.. , ,,o,,
.,s .,s,, 49,, mill. cou.,,nv hat. MAY.
rns .,,.,s.,,s ii -vs,v Js..,;,,;.,
g., ,..,.;. a.. 60, ..,,,. nm
,n. , ,,.,s;v,. TAX y,,,.x
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81, =, '.,,,., Cd ,,,o,. IL, x.o
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Sleep 10 ahsolu'ely necessary for health
and sosAing % e6scsually rohs one Of slsep
- does . crying baby. Uss Dr.. Bull'a
Baby Syrup 10 ere il pain and the baby
will b qsiss and allow al TO sleep veil
Price, 3 cenes bostls.
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CLuToH. Aug. 18Th. 1873.
The temperesce caucus net q The Good
Templars Hall, Saturday. Asd soaissied
. ticket conpossd q bob R.psblicaas and
hike sar~ Demoersta. Jodes Han. oI
windsor. ~ called 70 tie chair, and afies
few preliminary seosrks. The following
ticket w.s endossed: Fer Repssssntssse, =.
+. Caphart. Of Moasrose; Probate Jsdse,
Thos. Day; Circsis Clesk. Chas Qasrrels.
OF windsos; Cosssy Cisst. A. Y. Bs,ah
Treasurer, Dr.. 0ivsoe 81 Wisdsur ;
Recorder. Chs. Harold; Coilecios. A. J.
Campbell; County Judge - lasEe. W. H.
Han, Of Windsor; 6rss district J. C. Car.
penier; second district, Alex Smith.
Wm. Lloyd Ssewest va somisaied for
Prosecuting Attorney, but refosd 70 run.
Mr.. Stewert il too royal Deaoerat 70
break rank even for . Temperance ticket
which hes no strength in itseli and will
not poll hundred votes 10 the county si
the November election.
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The Other Side.

Mr.. Geo. D. Ellis, who got intoa rumpu-
with a colored waiter at the Willard Hou-r.
Saturday. ssys that he is not aud never was
. detective, that, in regard to the row, hr
had in his possession broom, that was 10
be used in sweeping carpets only. and his
instructions vere 70 allow NO one 10 have il.
The dsrkey came ia and Walled to ex-
change an old one for it, hut Ellis refused
him, when he became somewhst Ohstreper-
ous and was ordered out. A combat seem
ing imminent Ellis stepped behind the
counter where his pistol War, the fact known
70 Fletcher, when Fletcher grabbed Ellis BY
the arms and held him. A porter came To
F,etcher's sss,stance, and the battle vas
concluded in the Justices court. This If
the substance Of Ellis version. and n the
whole subject does not amount to much it
IL therefore dirmissed
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Preserve your babys health By
promptly administering DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the diseases Of early childhood
Price, IS cents bottle.
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A Narrow Escape.

The habit Of young boys jumping on and
of The car. when in motion. has resulted
fatally in many cases, and, although care
il taken by train hands and the police to
keep them away from the cara. they still
per.;s. in the dangerous> ss.c,ice. and man.
xled limbs and death ia Aare for some OF
them. Last evening lad BY the name Of
Hart, who peddlss fruit At the trains, got
on the west bound Missouri Pacific ~ the
train was being switched. For some
reason, he fell of and came near being
dragged under the train. Not getting up
Immediately il was supposed that he vas
fatally hurt, and large crowd soon gath
cred. The boy wss picked up IN m insen-
s,ble condition and carried to the side of the
track, where cold water was applied to his
head. Several ls15es who eaw the accident
cent "a the lads assistance and minisirred
to him. 1t appears that he fell on his head
and was stunned BY the fall. Other than
this he waa not injured. However, il vas
. narrow Escape. and ought TO be warn
inr to him, and 10 Others. TO keep away from
csrs until they get old euough b handle
themselves better.
Like beautiful Jewels in trAsen setting
are handsome features upon q face marred
nv signs of blond poisoning. The grea!
purifier of the blood il DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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The Barbecue.

The following il a list of speakes en-
gagged for the bsrecue:
Hon. Dan w. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana.
Hon. J. c. s. Bisckburne, Of Kentucky.
Hon. J.s. o. Rroadhead, of 81. Louia
Hon. q. G. Vest, of Kansas City.
Hon. Thos. Allen, Of St. Louia.
Hon. JEFF. Chandler, Of St. Louis.
HIM. Jas. Craig, of St. Joseph.
Hon. Chas. p. johnson, Of St. Louis.
Hon. F. NJ. Cockrell, Of Warrensburg.
Hon. John F. Philip. Of Sedalia-
Hon. A. NJ. Lay, of Jefferson City.
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MITCHELL, Lawrence Co. Ind.
July D, 1873.


Arrangements are almost complete foI
the monster demonstration that ia to con.
vulse this part Of the globe on Saturday,
the 3lst. The railroads cenlering here
will reduce the fare 90 that ali the people
can come. The Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets tor the round trip At Eve cents 4
mile and the N. T. & T. At four cents. A
apecial will be run from Jefferson
City, Moberly, Lexington, Kansas City and
Fort Scott. A train will leave Se6alia
every hour for the grounds and return
every hour for twenty five cents round trip.
Newton will receive cattle. sheep and
hogs from Wednesday noon, 18th, until
Friday night, for the daughter. and will
keep them At his own expense. All Who
have any stock 70 donate, should at once
notify Mr.. Newton and be prepared 10 de-
liver them.
Those who want booths and stalls should
apply nj once to Mr.. james Glars. A list
Of speakers il being made up which will
comprise all the best speakers in the State.
Money has been raised 10 defrsy the ex-
penses and nothing but = double charged
tornado passing right through the middle
Of il can prevent the occurrence. Every
one in the State il invited to be present.
There will b. plenty Il water and ice on
the z Ounds.