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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-03-22
DR.. A. H. ShOlarS.

MONftOT, LA,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens OF Monroe. Office in his Drug
Store on DeSiard street.
September "a, 1875. 1y.
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AMENDMENT u.

The legislature is authorized to ex-
cmpt from State, municipal or parish
taxation household goods, such as fur
niturc, wearing apparel, tools of trade
or profession, and family portraits, not
of five hundred dollars.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-03-22
II. W. RICHARDSON. c. ]. BOATNER.
Richardson 4 BOAtMer,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n. Law, Monroe, La, will practice in all
the Parishes of North Louisiana, in the
Supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
Courts, and in the Land Office Department
OF the General Government.
Office fronting northeast corner of public
square. January 3, 1878.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-03-22
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

The following is copy of the enroll
ed bill containing the proposed con-
stitutional amendments in the form in
which they passed the House and Sem
ate and will be submitted to the people.
Many of them were materially changed
before passage, from the form in which
they were first proposed and their pub
lication as they now stand will be
found valuable to our readers as accu-
rate information and for future refer
ence:
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

ran; bat fired at him again and the bullet
entered bis thigh. I would have fired again,
but / heard men running toward us, and 50
/ took to my heels. Frey, Wagner and !
climbed oSer the rocks to 3 cave that hsd
fitted up with kind Of = bed and some
cooking utensils. told them to wait out
side while went in and took of my Sun
day clothes. I put on rough old suit that
I kept there, and then, having put away the
revolver and hung up my Sunday suit,
walked down with Frey and Wagner to the
city. I kept very close to my lodging house
for several days, but then seeing that my
name was not mentioned in the newspapers
IN connection will the shooting Of Mr.. Lynn,
/ went out to lock for work. On the even
ing Of TIE 2oth Of Nay Frey ssked me whs-
ther / would Iike to go up 10 the cave On
Decoration Day end have ane time and
get my clothes. told him l would NOT go
unless We could go armed. He said he could
get twO Of his fathers batons-his father
had been policeman. We went up b the
cave, md were arrested on enr return 8 We
were crossing McCombs Dam Bridge.n
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22
An old san Anssnio Castsn.

Its in the msmOry Of al q eaa cid cd
zens that few year sgO It was he enaAnm
for The Mexican woman and men % well as
the boys ot the city, 70 bathe every sfeesnoOa
in the river just back of Commerce strsek
with charming freedom and . general disEe-
gard Of prevailing fashIons Of nUtOriA cos-
tune. In fact the only article Of dFas which
was regarded IS indispensable % > pseasaas
day vas broad bsimmed hat Bat we have
changed since shsh, the people uf fAe eity
hare changed andths psesentTulss of sscasly
requires lsss publicity IN the mast@ 81 daily
abbluhOns. --HWas1.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22
ARace VITA tho Wina.

WelsaEn from Mr.. Brysat. brother of 1Fr.
W. G. BSyank 81 the Tsxas Railway Gu;da,
that hnFricsne about hundred yards In
width, crossed the road hetwqen the Sabine
river aad EmoEy On Thursday Hass. In a.
der to escape Il. Mr.. Bryant, who Was drfv-
ing ths sinmOns' Liver Regulator wagon st
The tine was compelled to run his horses .
distance of abOnt mile, as the roar Of the
wind sad the wild bending Cf the tree tops
n the distaace, PLAINLY indicated that the
apprcaehing storm was, II possible, to BE-
avoided, II he desired 10 save hrs team and
himself Calculating from general spper-
ances hat the force Of the wind was Goa
fned y focal point of about TOO yards, tse
put whip 10 his horses and dashed forward
toActpse Of timber, where he hastily IN.
hitchel his animals. firmly tied them to .
tree atsa throwing himself On the ground,
waited for the shock. Proyidentialfy thc
force 4 the wind passed ai,0ut the point be
hsd aftlrst concluded Il would, and beyond
hOough drenching, pelting with hsii<
stOnss, and = slight damage 10 hiswsgon, b.
running over russ-in the road, he canc cut
eli right On his return over the same road
the mat day he found several acres oftimbsr
prOstrited BY the hurricane, st the spot
where he had made up his mind the force
Of shelwind would strike Ks9Maa Ssav.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

New Orleans i esseging = HaozuAsts
Gen. Robert 3. Lee. ne Etass GSls e
Antlni0 Texaa, quotes The fOlIowfAg daS-
criptiOn Of Il win Be Ons 0gthe hanascna6ss
ornaments to Be fosnd in aay ely. Ths
earth mound u 10 be 100 feet IN diMmetsx
and 10 feet high. The Hase which NO saps
port the column win b grzafls, - ssst
square and 10 feet high. 1bs cofumn b -
be Of the Greciaa DOric order, 10 Ssef q Che
base, and standing % fees high. TAessstss
to be supported By ihs eolumn b Of hesuio
size IS feet high.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

Isasc Given Who has just Esturasd hum 4
prospecting trip 70 he CAiricahaa Moaas
tsins sepoEh shak Lasnt. Racker cg Csnp
BOu1e is watching svsay pais u ia Eas
70 clcssly ana anseiag nom cans poaaE ~
anOthu uish sscA rapidly that Il = impas.
aible Tor Tia hOshls ApaeAs to coss fFon
Old MemisO without hevin9 him on saiale
trail withina very fbw hnEa. Lieut Rssaag
has aeOnpany Of Indisa ssDats sadG -
command- d adiitiOa 70 his sagalnF s
-And = snaitlea % gEssa cseaiA Cor hae
untifizg egasz y psesssa - Ausd.sss
Graas Csnass Haal1
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

From Vermont comes an extraordinary
story, which is thus briefly told by the Mont
peliet Argus: For some time past Ersstns
Chase Of Calais, has beea troubled By !
swarm of rats, which hare attacked his cat
fae add eaten holes in thelg hidaa The osAel
night his haIsd msn went INTO the house Jusi
in time te sec . swarm Of rsts emerge from
. hele, and killed eight as once. a feM
minutes aftsr, . young heiSsr Was seen "a
plunge madlx about and examination reveal,
cd "a enormous rat ON It's back, eunsentsdiy
sucking from hole which Il had made in
the animals hide. Poison and other ne
thOds have been reaorsei 10 withoak avnis.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

The Asizuha EsaAias spsalkins og - ~.
vest on Salt river Says.
TAs crops ere inrasasA many ncses in
she valley VIII yisid ffOm .Asss v fusi
thCunand pOands 10 the acEa. Nswpo&aanss
q six esnaa pc peand end wagoA lonaB Ue
turaspA bssAs. -, SadlAhsa lstsns -
TFeas and sinas ass k6E oE yses9 lsaaasn = q -
Salt river b gsining ian tagstah0z % ans
agzsienltusAi district thEUug sAAmsaiu1n q
intsIligensfaEming. An kiaascf lzhss-asR-
ingmachlnry hemploysd and hmmssahsw
themselves % b fully up With ehs timsG
% hsAdsas aAd half dnssn atsam slRazAass
are gathering the gOldsa srains MO hsaps
of millions of peunds.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

Twenty-eight saw mills wishia . ladiEa
Of mn miles Of Muskeegan, Mish. u is75, rnA
about sT1 1OOo 900 feet Of lumher. il.
TAesilk psOdact tar 1871 b tAe Usllsa'
States sncuutea 70 i.r1s.set poaadn. he
valas Of which wm ssi ,tiisA
Its fspbrAed hat sAs pscsiasncs, n T.
Tool CompAy haa ssa = aszniaA rs.
d Via SOOpo0 rlasA E
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

have oa hAnd-a iarse ssoek q NATIVE
wHwEs snd BRANDY o. my Ovn HanniAesars,
whieA I egEsr fOv sais h quantities % suit par-
.sAas.ra Ny GRArR BRANDY b the best iiquuE.
vsAas aasIss u rSapbrtSAA, Ia NE TssEfsosy
sla TEoMAsg. BULL
HssGnAs & "
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

Mr. Edis0a 4 tAirkv-Oas ysass old 30
hogisAy IN aRpsaranSS. : s:=.:==sssiaha3
siraaesr called ca him not lungasO. .sTh@s
he =. sir, ," sid N employs pcinsing or -
great invsntor. 1hs saEaagsr A0ok geeaa
Look Ut him and said: a1o. no. Z wsaf ID
see ths old naa.s The PsUfsasur rpafed, end
the stranger MAS 70 damfuandsa tAas - -
hardly able 20 explain bis business.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22

ThspenasyaeAnia Railroad CsmpAny en-
ploys tOs ciarhs Ia sheir building at Fourth
sessa sAd WTllings allsy. PsalAAslpAia
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-06-22
4s.si.I a'ilrs.
mAvnr.x.xRa. ATx6RTlolgl


IA NnOn haying purchased the place hereto
Sure knewn a. Glocunis Ranche, situated IS mics
west of MeniEh on the road 10 Silver City and the
Wsa6 ths ssme WIN Asfeaf1er Be known 8
1xAsolrs RANCH.
Tia prepsietcr inipsms 90 public generally
aAss be Il prepared r. Feceise and aecOn-
oAate travellers. md to supply passing Ralns or
A4sdEnf mnimals with wateR.
ThiaIs TIE only wstering place between the no
GfanAe end Fort Cumn1lngs. I alwnye have m
shunAance cf wstgr on hands whseA WI faEnlAh
e reasonable rasea
MytG6ae WIN be ksp4 supplied with tAe best he
market aAeaAs-
have pleasant md comfortable rComs fur.
nlshsd wis clean beds for The use Of travellers
AsAo cosnfoxtah1s and sccure atabalng toe animala
alwaya keep good supply Of hay and grain o.
hand
nlela "a supplv their wants ad add 70 their enla-
-. ~ ehar1es win not Be found unEeasonahlet
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Their First Meeting Friday Night.

The FIRST Of a series Of religious meetings
to be held in this city BY the Seventh Day
Adsentists, was held in their tent just vest
of the Southern Methodist church, on last
Friday evening.
The 6.st sermon was preached BY the
Rev. Butler, his text being 2s:29 Deut.
IS cret things belong unto the Lord. but
those that are revealed belong unto us and
our children" In his Introductory re-
marks he stated that he had not come to
Sedalia for the purpose Of making var
upon the other diff rent denominations, but
that he wished them all the success possible.
and hoped that they would accomplish
much good; he also stated that the Ad-
ventists held many things in common with
other Protestant denominations, but he also
thought that they had come very important
truths not held BY Others, which he wished
to call the attention of the people to. He
invited the citizens Of SedAlia To attend the
meetings during their progress here, and
also to bring their Bibles with them. He
p cached very able and lengthy sermon
and at its close requested those that were
present 10 attend Saturday night and hear
the sermon concluded from the seventh
chapter Of Daniel.
The services closed about ten o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25

looms and postofices At every cross road,
with plank walks leadin. tn them. ! will
hang all the "ver-~~r>. To- fact gentlemen,
] will serve the Constituency IN such - way
that will he proud I myself
In conclusion, gentlemen. will endeavor
to 80 condnct this contest with INV fellow
Bourbons that before the primary there
will h. nO sores To d.nb with arnica, bur
the party left in snc!, condition a. 10 ace
the advantages To he derived from selecting
one for their standard bearer who CRAWL
tstes towards bonrbonism, like Il country
editor tn the Bible or a Christian To buck
beer openin-. ] will not drag any vindic
tive ar bitter personalities into th. ranva--
such y procseding ~oald be shame We
need thorough reform, or more properly
speaking, they do. "A To- the character ot
my antagonist l shall keep silent. don,
mean to make them any iower in thu eve4
of the world than they are II ,Lev wan,
tai gain their rnd- bv attempting 20 DESTROY
INV reputation. which l. a. Jar s,b,v.. their
A. wisdom j. abDve ignorance. 70, en- 10 !,
I will not saw that they are li.,rS--t will
not s,oop SCI lo~. But, 10 will do IN. so,i
To hiir brigade to apply that epi,hc, t.
them all dav, and not step for dinner
The truth il 81, lar bcvop.i their r~ac', thu,
they couldn't tickle il with u Ladder
and ten foot pole. ! vieli ." Them the
privilege Of scurrilitv will not call ,hsi,
honesty into question; that article - not
embraced in their PERSONAL effects !, Is y
burning shame that y political canvass can
NOT bc conduete, en- principles ut iecency
there amt anv 1T them that pays taxes
They never pas. looking glass without in
.tintivelv turning their heads away, for
lear they would catch % look "a, their re-
>psctiv. c"nntensnce-. and have the eight
mare i"r week aficrw,r,l- NJ true lpver
oil his country who Proie-se- to he u gentle
man will stoop ." throw ii-credit on his
opponent ior office Let each man 20 t.
the polls and east on. .'r fnore votes for ne
and show by al overwhelming MAJORITY that
vonr faith ~ in man who does not get =. i.r
down the Ladder "f morality - Ia stand nj,
and personaliz- his opponent. could saw
great deal more abput wretched op-
pom. nt., but place myself into your hands
T-nier!v hold me-vo,e early and often
stand 'irm-and let ynur motto be, Gimme
lii~riv, or gimme deih."
Af-ctionaielv y"ur>.
his
DAVE II DAY.
mark
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
NY AEEIIlN1IS

.oUr own opinion of this il that the thouSan...
who are yearly tecoiiiug Bon-atfiiatei ACCOUNT
of dues IF two three dollars per annur whch
they are able To pay ,for take il that Lodges
ito not t.rn out n,emisr- who ar. unfortunate.
Us not ." t. able ." pay their dues for thai canse,
are generally good radiance of had rubbish wh,,
II they remain in the Lodges by tn. abrooation If
the annual dues. would IN the event of another
such crisis came forty years ago. hs the
desert the institution deny the faith and renounc,.
Masonic tics.
Let us then, dear reader. kind and true. Join
hands on this, thar never viii siImit. That We
will never loosen our cable t"w thus fastened To-
The horn of the ,,ita;. That never will shrink
from any Masonic duty which lies in oiIr power To
perform. That will violate any prime pIe>
1T the ORDER knowinSIy. That our purse shall ~.
open To the call Of honest charity. hear the
tale of distress. And when pass from time To-
ETERNITY 10 n:sy IL. honestly SAID Of ". Their.
was Mason who acted up ." the standard ~ the
Craft Masonic level.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
Arrested for Fighting.

Officer Allen Conners arrested man BY
the name of Jack BohOn near the Southern
Methodist church. yesterday evening, for
following another man and threatening to
whip him. Bohon started a row with the
old crippled man who holds forth on the
corner of Main and Ohio streets. but parties
interfered and Rohon walked away. He
afterwards met another man who testified
against him in q recent suit in which
Bohon Was the principal. Bohon followed
the man and Was threatening to whip him,
when Officer Corners came along and took
him to the the cooler. He will appear
before Recorder Conrath Tomorrow morn
ing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
MASONRY NND pRoYxNtry.

Your article in the May number. page los. re-
mind- w. the late eminent brother. ". =. Mitch
ell When very young Mason n,a.i. his az
di,ain,aice AZ Jefferson city, Missouri, where n.
Clarke county in the Missouri Iayis-
lature, IN the winter Of lSD AZ, anil which he men.
tons IN the sketch Of his life appended to ki,
Common Law of Masonry
As that time he certainly the most proi.,n,.
man We ever encountered, and no, even IN the
presence If ladies could he refrain from profanity
During the early part of Mr. TyI-r's ad,ninistr,-
ton DIR. Mitchell was Of the LAM. Office al
Fayette. Mlssoeri- The lodge at that place elect
81 him Master. and ON the occas sion OF the first
initiation by HIM, when he cofpnIence,l the CHARGE
tn the candidate. he reached these words ether.
are three great duties " hch as a Mason Won arr.
10 inculeate-your duty ." God, your neishbcr
and yourself Your duty To God here he nausea
a mom.ui and then SAID. My brother I am about
to charge yeu not to do something that ! am VI
the habit Of doing almost every moment of my
life wheu awake. My brother. may I ask il "a a
favor ot you hereafter that il YOU ever hear me.
vic late my obligations and the name of God in
vain thar you wnl call my attention to ~. and 4
now from thi. time will endeavOr To break myself
of this vile habit" He then finished the cb,rye
Your duty To God IN never mt informing His naI..
except with that revercntial awe due. from, fhe
creature to his Creator. ~ Masonic Jewel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
Exhibition Of Fruit.

Another fine COLLECTION of fruits, consist
ing of peac res, raspberries. etc. was on ex-
hibition at Husmann 4 Teuhners vegetable
house yesterday evening. These gentlemen
exnibi; fine specimens of fruit every Satur-
day, and request all OF the gardeners in and
around Se,ialia to bring in specimens Of
fruit for exhibition
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
Basket Picnic.

There will be grand basket picnic held
at Beaman Station, on next Wednesday,
jane %. bv the employees Of the NJ, X. Il
I. Railroad Company. Good music will
he i'm ATTENDANCE, and the dav will be spent
in speaking, 81 gins, dancing and other ex
erci~e-. Ii will, in all probability. be an
enjoyable affair, and no one should miss
the opportunity Of enjoying themselves on
that dav.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
He Only Wanted to Know.

A "young man from the country" not
having heard of the Seventh Day Advent
lists. was coming along Third street, yester-
day, and spying the large tent erected BY
them for the purpose Of holding religious
meetings. walked up to gentleman who
was standing by the tent, and asked him
what time he thought the show would COM
mence, and what was the price OF sdmis-
sicn. The gentleman informed the fellow
that there was not going TO be any show, bit
that the tent Was erected for the purpose Of
holding religious meetings in. The young
fellow looked exceedingly foolish and con-
fused, but he managed to articulate long
drawn out "oh-h," and started back from
whence he had come, while the gentleman
to whom he made the inquiry, INDUCED in
a hearty laugh at his expense.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
LAMoNTE.
LANONrE, June 9th,

LANONrE, June 9th, 1878.
There will be grange picnic at the
Craghead grove on the Fourth of July.
Eminent grange speakers will be present.
1t is denied by members Ct the labor
club that any resolutions were passed regu
la'ing the price of labor in the harves.
fields.
Prof. Booth delivered lecture last
evening on education in the Christian
church. The Lamonte string band w.s in
attendance.
A ]. Hall yesterday collapsed his Os-
borne seif-binder and had TO come to town
and get Champion machine, the old stand.
by, and was looking out for men to bind
A. J. Hall cut thirty acres Of wheat in
two days and two hours with his ID. NJ. o.
borne self -binder. 1t took three men to re,
il in shock, one to drive and two to shock.
Who can beat it?
-Circrlars announcing . grand basket
picnic at Lamonte on the Fourth of July
are being circulated. All the candidates
are invited. There will be dancing and
other amusement. The Brownsville band
is expected to be on the grounds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
A CRITIQUE.
On Poets and Poetic Products.

We notice that metropolitan Sunday pa
pers are in the habit of taking various
poems from eminent authors, and CRITICS
ing .hem for the benefit OF their readers
Now. this is all right and proper, but the
BAzoo il not to he out dom. As We are a
Sabbath observing tribe, We shall take a
Sunday for this purpose too.
And this is the day, and here is our sub
ject-a touching. transcendeni tale by ha~-
keen Millef. 1, is entitled
UNCLE NED.
There was an old Niger. has name was Ned,
Ee died long ioii: ~"
lie had no bar tiI. top of his head,
Tue plac. where the wool ought 10 grow"
Now le, us examine the beauties Of this
verse In the tir-t place, the poet asserts
that there uus an ancient Ethiopian, hut as
70 what time he existed, he does not state
il might have been previously before, or
pseriousIy after the Fourteenth Amendment
Ii before The lith, then Ned Was Niger
but ii after. then he was ''fr;end and
brother" Bat he did e isl, thats certain,
and as to his age, we're not certain.
Again. We are informed that his name
Was Ned. How appropriate the aPpelia-
tion-so short and expressive. We had
doc bv that name once. What's in a
name. Ned would have smelt just as swee:
on hot day As by any other name. But
enough Of the name.
We are told by the poet that che died
long, long ago" Poor fellow. We wonder
Whist allied him? How sad it is to dye! tie
might have lived to see Britton 4. Hill and
roaefen the cars. But when ard how did
he die lie might have died peaceab'y in
bed, and folded the American flag around
HIM as shroud, "Hurrah, boys, hurrsh ~
Or he might have got run over on the
Warsaw Narrow Gauge. But As poets al
ways leave something land sometimes all
t. the intelligence of their reader, We pre-
sumo this tact accounts for it.
Bu, the most remark able thing of all Is,
that this respectable Ethiopian was desti-
iure of chair on the top Of his head" This
The most TeIUdrk 19Sc shius SohuSSsSu
with him. And right here fact suggests
itself: Did Uncle Ned have a cross wife :?
II 80. that settles Lis badness. But il not,
this vexei question is still unsettled. and
leaves us IN qusndary. And although DIR.
Livingstone has been TO Czzzziiizzzii. 10
fad out these facts, and Stanley went to find
Livingstone. We regret TO state We are IN
the dark "a much as ever. and till their re-
turn shall not be able 10 give further par
ticnlars.
The poem, however, is beautiful beyond
deScrip ion Its as iull OF pathos a. hard
boiled egg; Its imagery is pure as plaster
paris its depth is greater than any artesian
well; its sublimity is higher than tele-
graph pole; and its metre and rhyme is
as smooth as a corduroy road, in the
spring
Haw keen Miller may abuse his vile and
forget his babies; he may wear big brim-
med hat and long hair; he might have cut
his toe nails, or he mought have not-but
he will never, no never, from his gigantic
brain. pile up such antique, gorgeous black
walnut poems, rough hew him Ms you may.
or even grease his ears. No, Never! The
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
A Special Train.

A special train went west yesterday
morning. in Oh srge of that old reliable con-
ductor, Ed. Comstock, having on board
A. A. Talmage, General Superintendent,
and other prominent officials Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific road. The party went to
Kansas CITY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
Sweet Sprin1a

The following were the arrivals At the
Sweet Springs yesterday:
OK. Bates, Sedalia; H. W. Allen, Sc.
dalia; Taylor Blow, st. Louis Geo. &.
Vest, Kansas City J. W. Ming. MARSHALL /;
f. G. Taylor, Lafayette Co.; Fletcher
Cowherd, waverly; A. o. Banks. Chicago,
Ill.,; Judge Logan Hunton, ST. Louis !:
W.. c. Apologize, Brunswick, Mo; L. A.
Marvin, Sedalia; Judge VIM. +. Wood,
Lexington; DR.. A. J. Prosser. St. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25
Appleton City Fair.

The BAzoo is in receipt Of a pamphlet Of
the premium list Of the third annual fair
OF the St. Clair, Bates ard Henry County
Agricultural aud Mech enical Association,
to he held at Appleton City, September %,
pc, % and %, 1877. The pamphlet was
printed at the Eliot Office, and is very
neat specimen of Typography.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25

Lead, Bismuth and Zinc are Immensely
useful in the industrial arts: and - i'm
menseIy injurious when applied to the skin
to beautIfy it or to remove Pimplea,
blotches. ETC., from il. DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture is the great purifying agent Of
the blood, giving clesineae Of complexion
and removing pimples, etc.