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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-26

TIE students of Trinity college,
Hartford, Conn, having disobeyed an
order Of the faculty, eight Of the most
prominent offenders were suspended
and required to leave town. Other
students asked this decision to be re-
considered; but the faculty remained
obdurate, and now the young men re-
fuse to attend the college exercises.
They have appealed to Bishop Williams.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-26
"fHE Angelic Twain" are described
on our second page.

ONLY five more working days remain
for the present congress.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-26

HEALEY & Co., Preston, England,
gives notice they must stop their $50
looms within fortnight, unless trade
improves.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-26

.CHIcAeo grain markets, Feb. 25.
Wheat-93 Corn-33a, Whiskey, l04.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

did NOT shsss ~ ghssa - make himself
known.
Al old solder. vi,h o.e lee, hcbSlsd Up
and 6Aook hsads 9th 0Aesnan asd ssSd:
'Gisesal, followed yos to The sea o.
iss lega. let q Rsposaliee, Sos,h Cassli-
M, (hsasls Hseey HilD I ls.s ~ ~ froo
Johnny Red snn. aad here. too, ticking
ID his hss and exhibiting . bare spot %
his head J I Rus .csspe iron q spess ball"
Geaessl Sherman pus bic 6neee On the
bsre sPos end s.id:
my pose ielios. An sorry fos you /;
yoa vese good soldier. I have no doabs,
and IL q any time I can do anything for
you, let ne know"
Thank you. Ginessl," said The veteran,
- he Withdrew irO0 the csovd With din
Guilty.
All the time the train stool at GalesLurx
il rained hs,ak shower.
A BEAUTIFUL BOUQUET
Wss in one Of the coaches On the Presi-
DENTAL train On table. Ii vas about six
feet in circu@feresce, and Of most exiraor-
binary fragrance. Ishad on top, in violet
A,wem:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

According . he Appissoa City L.,
The following ss.asnes 20, ssesai.sd Il
the speech n4ds b Gen<ssl SAernaa il
that city: = {8i<3i4f< Tt0--
Il hope yos vill sll prosper ~ ,aise
large fanilsAe4a - shso IL 10 seAeol."
This y good sdvies csssaialy. Il il
good way to settle up Tie eoasssy-fa. bss-
ter than running around alter iaoie.sais.
IL nseia ~ Spaeoys sssisl hsiaoals
advice given By Gsesssl shsroa.. Aas AZ
ready got family Of shlrsy-tvo cAildss.,
but hes now gone to vorA With ssdouhlea
Energy, and szPsess By IL Gns Sherman
's,usus 10 AAvs sssjS I,HssssA.ei ssdD~
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At Halcomb, III.

Al 0olCom0s HI.
The train s'opprd to dos. that hot box.
The rain bad siopped The roAr ii cannon
and music fr"m the brass band greeted the
party. A platform At the depo. had been
i@Prosised, on which Vas = very pretty
carpet and several chains. The crowd vas
immense. They we're all over,on top, under,
in and sround the train in . moment after
j, came 10 . s,sod-ssilI. The president vss
yea 1t dinner, bat he lefs the table and
spoke iron the i~psCvised platform until
driven in BY the rain.
MRS HAYks.
Wa called for. Somebody told the crowd
that she Vas in the dining car .: dinner.
A rush vas msde for the car, when . VIM
dow was raised, and she shook hands With
msly af the good ladies Of M.lconb in the
rain.
THAT WATERMELON.
The train va ready Ia poll out, but the
conductor vss afraid to start, fearing that
someone would Be hurt. About this time
= stalwars man, six feet tall, came running
along the platform, making NOISE like IN
infurisied Texas steer. and shouting:
.wbar Is the President !. whar il the Pres
ideniy" and carrying . huge watermelon.
NOT les than too fees long. Our hero
found the Presidens At dinner, where he
hsd taken his seat Tor the third time . mo-
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IS

not only relieve pain, but they ineits
healthy action, subduo Inflammation.
and cure, whether tho symptoms proceed
ftsa VOonas Of the 1eGh, o. Neuralgia Of
Tie 00Fvoss from eontractsd C0rds or .
ssalAsA Aa1A; from q sprained aAkle
o. gasAed 3set; whether from disgusting
PufPLES On . LADY'S FACE
o. strained joint on . Horses Leg.
The agony produced By Burn or Scald:
a0et1Aoa&ion from Frost bites; Swell.
ings from Strains: the tortaros * Rkea.
Ra&isAs Crippled Tor He, by come
seglestcd accident: . valuable horse or
Noofor's Nm may all be saved from
Ono Bottle Of Centanr Eminent.
No Hoasekeeper, Fsrr.er. Planter. Teamster.
Or Liveryman. can a46rd 70 be without
these wondorAhl Lininents. They can
be procured in any part Of the globe for
80 cts. and 600 bottle. Trial bottles
36cts. .tta.r fs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Will begin At Appleton City tomorrow
and last the remainder Of the week. II il
bound to be succe<. the weather permit
ting. Osing TO the visit Of President Hayes
10 sedalia very few, If any, of her citizens
VIII be in attendance on The first day.
Friend Cobb, Of the Leader ONCE. will run .
daily. Cobb il an enterPrising young gen
tleman, and we're be properly supported By
the people Of Appleton be would do much
more far their benefit than at present. The
BAzoo will manage to keep it, readers
posted of all important doing, bat Of eourse
Is will hardly be able 70 ssse List Of The
Psenioms il full. ;ss,aS 5s4azas 5. s..i-l
-Sedsliana Who can would do sell 70 at
tend. Appleton is . lively lisss burg. and
will exert hsssen 70 he usooss . eossetaiu
Der visitors. 49, sg5 = reTrs4 III
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30
Ten thousand Souls Greet the
President in Sedslis.
"Ssdalis the Most RnterprisinS
. e.. CITY IN the World"
Brief kilograms Prom All Points.
Indicating that the Party Were
Most automatically Received.

A Presidential train going through the
country Is not very frequent occurrence
in the West. but one has come and gone.
On Tue.dsy morning At SIS a the Pre-
idenii.i train pulled oui Of Chicago, thouk-
ands OF voices sent toward heaven loud
hussahs bidding the party God speed.
h.n,:kerchiefs 6lutiered in the stiff lake
breeze without number, and the bright au.
iuusn.i sun giis,ened on the bright uniforms
.nd still brighter guns and swords Of the
amateur soldiers, who escorted the Peri
dent, and the old heroes-Sherman and
Sheridan To the train.
THE TRAIN
consisted Of C., B. 4 Q. locomotive, .
baggage car. e.. 3. & Q. dining car, C..
4. 90 general panaser's car, one Pullman
Palace ale pr and the Baltimore 4 Ohio
cara most magnificent cosch-
the Presidential train.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
~ follows:
President Hayes.
Ms. Hayes.
Burchard Hayes. Presidents son.
G~neral Sherman.
General r. II. Sheridan ard wife.
Miss Lncy Hayes, Prea,dents daughter.
Col. Fred Grant and wife.
Jno. b. Drake, Chicago.
Capt. J. &. Walker. Chicago.
William II. Smith, Chicago.
Jerome 3. S,illi-on, special corr-pou-
lent Mes York He,uid
Frank +. Nevins, of Chicago. agent Of
he Associated Press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Hsving taken thsAisarict ssescy for the
farm department Of The old reliable Pbenix
Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn, Il. Y.
for Southwestern No. se are prepared to
take risks On farm property. against los. By
Ere and lishtning, On better terms than
any company doing eaaisea in tbs State.
We vast . god fsliable sssnt in every
ooaesy not syes sapPlied. Cospsspont3s
soliciiad. Oaics 10 nerts 4 Ha;es block,
With Nosey 4 Crawford, real estate assass.
b. b. GoopRlcH. / GooDRIcH 4 FuLLER.
& G. FUEzs&. }Sl0alswtfs - s.ii
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

A man, one psoniaens in social and busi-
nss circle., vss shot in Jeiessoe City Tues-
day night and the JosG.ai had The item
about u, and noshisg more. although The
nsa was nos "sllshsiy," bat "erisicslly,"
v0ueded:
In IN altescstiOa betVeeo Ed. WioD and
Fsssscis Oss, lass night, sAs former vas
slixh.ly woandsd in The side b Piael
shOt"
The shove. however, - juss szsesly
twenty -lvo words ooss than he 7h3s.se co..
t.in~d. And yet they have The inpudeses
To say that JeAsrsoa City i enaespsising.
Just .b"ut ~ much easerps,ss ID he city
o. ]" the pres. Opssssee. ssd that nay
b judged from The shove.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

-Sedalia Wooden Mile. jeans. Sedalia
wooIen Mills 6sanele. sedalia Wooden
Mill 1inseyr. Sedalia Wooden Mills bian-
kesf. Ssdaiia Wooden Mills yarns, are the
cheapest and the best. Save your money
By laying ot o, and don. buy until yos
call I'D sse our mammoth stock Of ysrns
aad lsw psiees, q TIE old reliable Sed.lia
Wo6oea Mn O6ce At No. s, 1lgen
block, or at Tie milk. -
2" S.l0w4s " C. A. HANCOCK, Prop't.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

A man named Irwin, . painter, who has
been in Sedalia about six weeks, Vas found
in Bard & Miller's cellar this morning;
drunk, wedsed in between two barrels, un-
able to extricate himself.
Irwin tells himself that he vent into the
cell last night through the back door and
stopped until the clerk vent 10 bed. He
then got cot and pnt on . coat belonging 70
clerk and filed his pockets With soap,
perfumery. brushes, ETC.. and his hide with
vine. He got gIorioualy drunk on the
wine. and tell between the barrels where he
was found.
He was lodged in the cooler 10 sober up.
Irwin WA formerly from Pennsylvania
and has the reputation Of being FIRST Glass
mechanic.
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At cree lidse.

Special to the Bazoo.
GssEH RDsa Sept. A.-Ths Ps.idss-
''al train paased through In plsse Il $50
Without stopping. although all lie people
Of the tovn and sooe fron the sussounsline
county bed sAaeobled q the dipot to SO
the distinguished party: 90 4 E5r4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

. large crowd vas out, and the train made
only brief stop. The President. Who was
At dinner, left the table and stepped upon
the platform and bowed . recognition to
the crowd, and amid the roar Of cannon
and the sir.ins Of music the train pulled
out. in . pel;ing storm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

Mrs Maggie Shehan, wife of Wm. She
han, living on ST. Louis street, died at IL
o'clock TODAY, after lengthy illness. The
family formerly resided at kingsville,
johnson county, and some three months
ago M. :. vi-itei Sedalis to procure med
ical assis, ance for his wife. The doctor
whose services were secured advised the ne
moval Of the patient to Sedalia. on &C.
count OF the expenses necessarily incurred
in travelling up end down the road. and
some weeks since the family came here.
where the invalid received the best Of at
tentiOn. but all to no avail.
The deceased VAS aged Is years, and
leaves two small children. The rem aims
will be buried at Upton tomorrow morn
,n0
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

If your liver Is torpid, II yoor appetite
i poor, il you want your stomach shoeopgh-
y cleansed. if you canno. sleep. If yos vens
. good digestion, ase d., Bale Pill. Prior
only g cents. e.eyg sl...
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

The experiases Of jean hss sos detFacaed
tssa Tie ;acksevledssd ezoellease ef he
qsaliti@ Of d. Psiess epsaisl Elsyesing
Esssacss. bus hes eoauleasl1 estabaiahed
sAsir hold spea,b ssssess al pseoas 30
love dslisioss 1asan. sTh1 oill saAisfy
Ne NOS fassidissa 81 ssos. is3s-.ssss
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Aurora. Ill.

The 6rst stop made was at Aurora, where
the president made brief speech to about
Eve thousand people, Who assembled At the
depot With band Of music 10 greet the
Chief Executive of the Nation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

sssekisg yars, -~sn pure WOOL" osly
g eests per posnnd; ana all voeI jesns,
heavier md thsapes fhss can - bought
aayvAeye, at he Old : reliable Sedaiia
WoolaA MN. .'-<Asi 80 sasiA. 1k.ls
- III Mnrs;s s.si .. -. II oAvvA
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Swallowing
POI SON

SPares 0f d3agast3AG mucous from
the nostrils or upon The toAstls, Wasery Eyes,
8anAss, Bussine II the Ear. DeaNnsss,
Cmekliug sensations Ia the Head. Intssait-
INT Paias over the Eyes. E0tid Breath,
NASAL Twang. Scabs in the Nostrils. and Tick
ling IN the Throat are
SIGNS q CATARRH.
He othsr sueh lea&hse9e. treaeherous
and undsemining nslsdy curses mankind.
Ons-6fth Of ear Chi1dren die of diseases
generated b. it InSectious Poison, and
one1b1stA ~ living men and women drag out
oisaaAls sxistsaces from the same caass.
Will aslssP, ths iaPuxaties in the
Doetrils are necessarily swallowed into
IL stomach and inhaled into lie
lungs TO poison every part of the system.
DR.. Wei De 0syer's Cataxrh Cure
ahsorbs the purulent viras and kills tho
soo1s of psison m the AA~thsst parts of
he systso. Il Will not only roheve, bat
0ortainly earo Cstassh at any stage.
1t i the o1ly remedy which in our jude
.sst. has ever yet really ours3 . ease Of
Chrsnic CatarrA.
Cured! Cured! Cured! Cured!
Dssneh, Cured Of 20 years Chronic CafaErh.
s. BRxEDIcF. il, Jeweler, e97 Broadway, NJ.
sAemb. q fam'y) Cured Of Chronic Cafazrh
3. b. Dn0vn, - Canal g., u. r, Cured Of II
yeaEs Chrome Cstarrh.
J. D. NcDoNALD, 40 Broadway, n T. fSfeter.
inLawJ Cared q - yesrs Chronic Catanh
Ns. Jess DoUsHrv, Fiehkill. n. T., Cured Of
6yeafs Chronic CaiasTh.
Hrs. JAoos SwARrx. IN, 30 Warren St Jereey
City. CoFed a 10 yoars CAsuaie Caiarfh.
A. B. TDaan. - Nootague St., BROOKLYN (self
and sonl Cured OF Catarh.
nev. WM. ANDERSON. Fordham n. T., Cured OF
0yeafs Chroaic CaeaETh.
MLIs. AInxx, Ope. Psima Donaa,I" have re-
cstvsd vsy great benefit froa It."
A. AcKMxSY, r r. Pres. . Broan St., n T.:
~ fanny expefienced Immediate relief"
ss g.. Ae., g., &C., &C.. &c.
Wel n lGsysr's CaAazrA Csss =
he Aoee tnDsetant medical aisoovsey
sinse vaes1na4isa. II 10 sold By all Drug
sis6, q aGliveeo4 b. d. B. DEWEY 4 Co..
= Deg 81. n. T.. q $50 package. 70
clubs. nix packages for $50. Dr.. Wei
n 1lsysFs Trsaxass IL sent Arss e
*
:
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SE~cisl 20 the Razoo.
WINDSOR, Sept. 2i.-The Presidential
train RULED in VI Ten minute. past ten
ossock this Dorniae.0 Ahosl ooe bspdred
end City people sese at he dspse. Piesi-
deaf Hayes made . short speech, shook
hasds With ms.y and Isis in very short
time.
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Big Trade.

Thirty-two wagons from the surrounding
country vere in Sedalia to-day. losded With
grain, and departed filled With eoods for
the surrounding country. This i more
goods than Jefferson City elh in . yssr.
The wagons we're mostly loaded With 6ax
and castor heans. Mr.. Blocker w. the
purchases Of the bulk Of the grain. The
erop cane fPon tie souehveni
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'caStoCfia

z Aa4srsis Fs0sdy 1sr ssainilaSing
- 16o6 1t earos W1nA Collo, e.
1u1a1ng - ooar CAR1 - D1axsA0a,
o0ays YGUoe1nmoso 90 Kl1ls
Wegas. IAas H. Ch0A has health
- H. 1eotAar GSaa4ns rest Pleas.
onA Ohsap, aaA 1Sl1GAlo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-30

,ssA"w&.a Il the matter with Tie dasiiae
csestuseT Tie tywscfying piaeosdy,
bat The nuns bad bottle Of D.. Bells
Baby Syrup at hand, and The litsle fellow
was coon comfortable.
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InOilAnfa

The Sedalla COssss Basd played Hail
70 The Chief" vAs. Hayes made his appeas-
ance 1t Col. Jsysss,.
-Mises Katie Faulhaber and josie
Ssas, Of Ssdalia, Pssssssed lie President
With . boqssh which be received With
many thanks.
The painter shas Issssssd The siss hang
ing iron the City Hall 70 Beeks store.
ought to - kicked 70 death By srssshoppen.
Born il sp
Whes Sherman spoke of Ssdslia . car
ss;s Je6enoa City osn ~ heard p ost-
ser, "weT, IN daassd." We dos'i know
vhsshss h psnoaally ~ or aos, bat thiat
the town -.
Owing 70 The noise and continued
cheering. soossAse vitA he Low voics in
vAieA he speeches vsss aa6e, IL reporter
- unable 70 tske tAeo down il iull, but
they pee Aighly eooplinsasssy 10 he
psspIs Of Sedalia. he sddn.s Of Col.
John r. PAilips = highly spskss d b.
every 90, asa eestaisly - sassaised his
vsll-sss.sd sspotaaioe - - orator.
Alter 90 shoe hsd bsss fssd frou Tie
esssos sAis oossisg. 6sansss. vhsss duty
is - 70 svsb and losd tAs qua, bscass
very excited. and did sos take he sssal
tine ios svahbing sAss be should, bot rso-
nd cssssidge into he ses While Henry
Csovshes ~ sAunbiag IL. cFovshss
thought Ssonen ~ ssill svabbisg Tie
gua. Of eessss il vsas OF and Hanoen
bed hi bod torn 70 Pssea He vas isssa
70 d. Tsadsfs o6es. vhsss is ~ decided
sAst ihs Aasd osss eoos a. asd ie vas
aopsssssd bslov lie elbov. He saeed tAe
eessssieo liks . Asso. ed u lii writing i
ssusiag sssiss, 9TH fair Pssapsels d .. ear
y s,sssssy. Hs i saose easss b sssds.
Cd he family.
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Galesburg il place Of about eight thou
sand people. and they tnrned out almoss
a mase 70 greet the Presidential party.
The train arrived At exactly ll:56 .. M.
having been detained BY hot boxes one
and sixty minutes.
As The train hove in sight, il Vas the
signal for cannonsdipe, which vas Cred
thirty eight successive times.
FLAT CAx.
on which IN improvised platform ~ made
Vas coupled on to the rear Of the Psesi-
dents train. As soon "a ihe train stopped
on the east aide of the Union depot, the
President ssepped on the platform and was
introduced to the audience By q bald.
headed gentleman, Who said:
'tentlemen, thi. il President Hayes. He
will nos adde~ you >
The President briefly thanked the crowd
for the ho"or conferred upon him and thea
slladed 10 The improved condition Of The
country, and said that within ivo uooths
I.ss past shirty thousssd labosi.e nss had
found employwens in The city Of PAils6sl-
pAia alone-''Labor 6nds ssauoesative
smploymenl everywhere - basisss psos-
peess orishiea o. every hand and bouuie.
ful harvest has just bsss sashersd," said
the President. -
Again be thanked them and introduced
Gen. sherman.
The old battle-scsrred Wind and Sun.
teamed veteran With HE vrinkled fsce cane
to the ssssd .od said be vas fsll Of tkssts
fos ihe ovssioa ieodered he patty. h
said that in the ses Of .upiursed Ices -
saw many who he sopposed we're his old
soldiers. He asked God, 10 his in6sise
mercy, to blea- hen add thes bowed hia-
ELI svsy. Ths eFosd Pesed up ~ shsok
hands viih the President and 0esssals
Shesmsa and Sheridan.
12H nscfpExn.
0bne oee wrote The lolloving note q.
drs,sd y NJ. Hayes, md dropPsd Il 10 u
he ear vi66ov: 80 81
n. HAYB:-ls Il tsue, . pspoeead.
tAoeWhtASoa dssv he Psssi6saes ealesv.
Shaa - seo3 eralt foe tho aoeooe 10
Mr.. Hldss. o. do yoe pocket ~ cash snd
credit ths bar1 nth The aoo9str LIP.
Ths snan Aleck Who vross IL dove
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HE'LL IN HICKORY.
They Join Hand and Hand and
Another Man Gets Killed.

1
A brief dispatch from the Osceola CORE
spondeni If the BAzOo informs us that .
young man nsmed Na6sinEes was murdered
near Whe.il ,nd, Hickory county, Wrdnes-
day night Last. The manner of his death
is mystery His remains. cold and stark
In death, with bullet hole in them. we're
found early Thursday moraing, and this n
ell th.t il known Of .he murder.
The ,eput.,ion Of Hickory Tor bloody
deeste, vendsttss and aseassinati0as il SOME
thing wonderful, and iwo assaasinations in
tvo weeks il not liable to in anyway better
her rrpu: alton. 1t il unfortunate thst the
county il SD far from railroad and tete
graphic COMMUNICATION, the two mighty
agencies Of civilization. More dark deeds.
more assass nations. and more vendeitas
have marked the history of Hickory than
any other county in the State. 1t il next
TO impossible to punish a man for murder
in that county; and, with all her crimes. .
legal hanging, NOR even q sentence To life
impriaonmen,, has ever graced the records
of the criminal OF circuit court.
The BAxoo is glad TO hear fro N its Osce-
ola correspondent, however, that the people
have become xroused, and no stone will be !
left unturned to bring the perpetrators Of
THE last assassination 10 justice. A few
legal hangings in that county, the removal
Of the county seat to come other point. and
the building of railroad and teiegrxphic |
communication would have wonderful in
fuence on the people.
Hickory IL one of the best counties in the
State for luu.;,er and mineral, and in Ger
tain localities for ngr,cnIture also, and her
criminals should be wiped out Of existence
and her crest wealth opened up for settle
ment By honest and honorable men. There
are enough good people in the county. ii
they would join hands on the great object,
to work wonders, and force the ssssseins,
cut-throats and desperadoea out of the coun.
ty; and God speed the day when tn sill
accomplish tins thing.
Died.
In this city. this morning. after q linger-j
ing illness, Ida PendIeton Penney, wife of
Richard Penney, in her 9th yesr.-H .JO~
Necs, Sept. :OA.
The deceased formerly resided in this .
atty, where she WAS married and MAS we'll
known.
On September 22d, at Knobnoster, Mrs. !
J. N. Denis"n, aged sbout sixty years.
On September q, infant child of Mr..
md Ms. Jxs.' Glass. sged eight monihs.
The funeral services will take place to- :
q
Another investigation has proven be- h
'ond donbt tina, DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is q
Ia hat o,od;c,xa fcr soos hsou cbildror ]
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A boy 10 lssm he printing bosisss. The
10y osss b iron u - 10 ysass 81 -,
villing % Do vhas - = told cd % ssay
lhsss ysan. A bog iviag vith HI passas
pssSssssd. Apply q oees q ~ nA1oo
pooo. 4
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w. T. s
ATLANTA I'd THE SEA!
At Bushnell. Ill.

IL - pssaeased to General Sherman By
the Usioa Veteran Club. Of Chicago.
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CEN TAuR

LAninsats GIN surely sxtseninaAe
ehepaaa. TAarsis - S<sain, Sprain,
Cat, Sea1a, Barn, Ds1ise. Sting, Gall
o. IAAa0oss TO which llankind or
OuAb 0Eatss ars subject, that a6ss
net rssPsoA e this Ssething balA.
3ho Co0taar
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At Clinton.

special To the bazoO.
CLINTON, Sept 2A-The President arrived
At /! o'clock and ssopped about Eve minutss.
The Presidest made q short speech and
shook hands With many Who were At the
depot awaiting his arrival.
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|, mo matter What your feelings or all
nent Is Hop Bite" win do Jon good.
frove u. go .,..-.,,,..i-s..V a.~-...t
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AZ LApf0iFIO

A twelve minutes hslt vss made, on &C.
count Of hot box. II rained hard, but,
nolviih-tsndinG that, . large crowd were 10
attendance, who vere satis6ed by looking
in at the window at the Presidential party.
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cENTAuR
LIuImENTS


NAN anA DEAST
IL vorlA has ever hov1.
Over l,0oo. 900 Bottles sold last year!
1ho sooseas for this unprecedented popu-
lasity. are evident: the Ceofaaf Lint.
meats are made to deserve oonAAanoo 8
hey are aboorboa into the structure: they
always eafo and newer disappoink.
No Dssson nesd leaeer suffer with
PAIN In the BACK.
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Headaches arise from different sources
Congsstive headache IL produced By IN un-
due quantity Of blood in the brain, to
which high Iiver', robust people snd young
women ere liable. Dr. Bulls Baltimore
Pills regulate the bowels and thus divert
the current of blood from the brsin. Price
IS cents.