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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Ten Pounds Of Mutton.

The press has heretofore ventilated the
history Of the las suit over ten pounds Of
mutton.
The enterprising reporter vent out to
where Mary. lamb was born. and as,er-
tanned its pedigree; from birth he followed
that lamb until il VAS baptized
sad joined the church; from that
time he pursued its history till il was
purchased for The sacrI6ce BY Goodrich
the butcher; he described the lat mo-
menis Of tina, lamb; he told how he Was di.
vided up; he described the purchase Of ten
pounds Of il by Col. Ritter. And from that
on be couldn't follow that lamb any further
- he lost all trace Of ten pounds Of it right
there.
Time and q lawyer brought that ten
pounds OF mutton into court. The reporter
again took up the trail, and followed it
q Justices court, into a Circuit
Court, into Jno. Stewards big envelope, and
from there into the Circuit Court . second
time, when II was again hauled mp yester-
day, and continued at an expense Of $50 TO
The defendant until the next term Of court
Gentlemen Of the Jury, this reporters
professional pride is aroused. We sre go
ing to stand by that ten pounds Of mutton
clear through the L. S. Supreme Court, aud
IL the dern thing Amt settled in our life
lime, We are going tn bequeath q sacred
'rnst TO our successors keep to an eye On
hat blasted ten pounds Of mutton and tell
he people now the cussed thing pans out at
asst
Call the next case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
HOMICIDE IN SHERMAN.
A Gambler Shoots Q Deputy d. 8.
Marshal.

1t was reported Friday evening that
Walter johnson. Deputy L. S. Mar.hsi.
had been killed in Sherman Friday after
noon BY Harrison Thurman. . gambler,
veil known in this city. Ii is stated that
the parties had dincul,y Thursday night,
in which Thurman drew . pistol and at
tempted Ia shoot Johnson, but the pistol
missed IRE. johnson then reached for his
pistol. but before lie could draw il, friend.
inreriered snd stopped the difficulty. Fri
day afternoon, the parties met again and
renewed the difficulty. After come words
they both drew their pi.iolA. but Thurman
GAS too quick for Johnson, and shot before
johnson got his pistol cooked. Johnson.
j, is reported died instantly. We give the
report a. We received it.-E.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Hunting Her Child.

A day or twO since man and his wife
quarreled in Holden, and he announced
his determination Of taking his child and
leaving her. He took the child and went
to the depot. Just ~ he was about to step
aboard the train, the mother. who va.
watching, snatched the child from him and
ran to the euburhs OF the city and gave the
child TO young man to hide in . STRAW
stack. The enraged father pursued and
shot At the young man and recovered his
child. Last night he came 10 Sedalia With
it and this morning went to Hsnnib~l. His
vile 10 in the city to-day, almo~t crazy
With grief and endea sorirg TO a.certain
some means by which abe can recover her
child.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
How to Cure Frozen Feet.

from the Indianapolis JOURNAL
About twenty years ago. when Browning
4 Sloan kept drug store on the north side
Of We; Washington street. I happened in
~ Dr. Newcomer was or,i~ring Gv blister.
for tine feet Of female patient which hid
been badly frusen. Some one asked the
philosophy Of the prescription, to which he
replied that the cause Of the itching and
other disasre~sble pains Of f,.z zen feet Vas
the head cu,icle, which ohs,ruc'ed hes.ihy
action If the pores. The blister removed
that, nd the new cuiicle would allow prop
er Precipitation. and the itching would ces-e.
The philosophy struck me ~ sound, but
the ~ blister was Objectionable, both ~ .
matter Of convenience and expense. Hav
ing two feet that had been itching in win
ter for twenty years. resolved to try the
experiment Of removing the cuiicle BY .
cheaper and more convenient method.
got some lumps Of fresh lime and made .
foot-tub full Of strong whitewash mixture.
~ warm - could conveniently bear nv
feet in. At night. just a. they began their
nocturnal itching, soused them in the tub
Of hot whiie~ssh. The relief was instania
neous. 1t felt really comfortable
At the end Of thirty minutes
I took them out, all shriseled up. bat free
from pain. Then began brisk rubbing. and
there came Cd great rolls Of dead cuticle
then ] snoinied my fest With little mutton
t.liow. put ON come cotton socks to preserve
the bed from the tsllov, gent to bed and
slept we'll. repeated the application two
or three times, and have never suffered from
frosen feet since longer than il would take to
get the whi,ewash ready on each recurrence
Of fro.'.bise. A. I took ont no patent, Dr..
Nescomer and all other doctors are st lib
erty to use the prescription. II is cheaper
than Spanish flies, aud great deal better.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Slipped From The Carr.

Mr.. H.,hnw.y is now lying at his resi-.
dencr, an East Main stre-,, sua-ring from
the ef3rcrs of fall he received on Mo day
last, while endesvoring to board the train
Of the the No. Pacific R.ilroad, in Kansas
City. Very fortunately for HIM he IN. Mt
injured by the csrs. but says he had sue
ce~d-d in boarding the train which was
moving ,lo~lv, and brlore he could obtain
. secure q hold, his feet slipped, and he
know he would fall, and to prevent falling
under the cal wheels he exeriei himself Z"
such m extent that he Tell heavier and his
injuries are more severe than they other
wise would have been. Mr.. Hathaway vas
picked up and put on the train, a. it vas
not supposed, even by hi".self. that h. vas
badly hurt, but on arriving at his home he
rapidly grew worse. and last night he Was
attended by physicians and nurses, while
YET it is impossible to forsee the rrsult Of bis
fall.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
H., K. 4 T. Texas lens.

From the Deni>ol News.
conductor L. d. Pomeroy il sick in
ST. Louis.
The bad weather DOES not prevent
track laying on the d. 4 p.
III. d. Mirick. Secretary D. & p. lef,
for Plrsons Saturday afternoon.
Tom Dollsrhide, fireman on passenger
engine, Choctaw division, returned from
81. Luis Saturday.
-Bill Vedder. freight engineer NJ, X. 4
T., vLo has bern visiting his family aud
friends in ST. Louis, returned and reported
for duty yesterday.
Ell Stuart, former partner Of Col.
Hyatt, tie contractor H. & T. e., 10 in the
city. M. Stuart has the contract to fur
nish ties for the railroad from Navaso,s 10
Plsntenville.
Mr.. J II. Crowley, the executive man
Of the Galveston, Houston end Henderson
railway. nov signs himself "Master Of sis.
,ion., bridges AID transportation" This
long title 10 equivalent to superintendent.
line sleeping car "Atchi.oc." which
Vas d.tched near Ennis last week, vas oae
Of the b-st cars on the line, and belonged
to the Missouri Pacific. 1t had jus, been
put in 6nt class order st Jefferson City
out il now q total wreck.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

No, he is not calculated to build up or
maintain the buiwarks Of society, Modoc
amt, and there is no more religion in him
than in blind mule; but there is more
music to the square inch in that niger
than there il in brass band. He n in the
calaboose, this morning, and he made Il
ring With music. He had harmonica,
and that darkey got more melody out of
less brass, steel and wood than We ever
heard. He played several popular airs in
the most fsultless style and With wonder
fol sweetness. He is . natural born must
clan, and il he would cultivate his gift in
stead Of cassedoess, he would he much bet
ter of.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Matrimonial.

Invitations are out for . wedding cere-
mony which is tn take place At N~vsd.
City, No, on Wednesday next, Jan. 18th.
The high contracting parties are Mr.. ID. A.
Clarke, of this city. and Mics Carrie Sui
lens, of Nevada.
Mr.. Clarke il one OF Sedalia's most en-.
ergetic and enterprising business men, and
highly esteemed BY all Who know him-and
that is the entire community. The young
lady is amiable, beautiful and accomplish
ed, and will prove welcome addition to
the social circles of Sedslia. The BAzoo
wishes Mr. Clarke and his fair 6anee hap
py contamination OF their union and long
life Of happiness and prosperity. May the
sunshine Of Joy ever beam through his WIN
dove, beneath "the curtain that can't tear
OF the roller"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Crushed to Atoms.

Yesterday M.Sheperdson, brakeman IN
North Missouri road, met with perhsps the
most serious accident, while coupling cars
near Harlem, that has occurred for some
time. 1t seems that he was coupling on an
Empire car, AID clipping on the rail. wss
caught BY the arm between the "deadwood"
Of the car. His arm wss literally crushed
to atoms near the elbow. Medical aid vas
obtained a quickly - possible. bat it vas
thought best to remove him to the City
Hospital for treatment. where . consulta.
sicn Of phy~icians was held. and il u
deemed necessary to smputste the srm =
short distance from the shoulder. which op-
Grafton vas performed last night The nm
fortunate man stood the cutting OF Of bis
limb bravely. but 10 still m q very weak
condiiion.-Kaasas Oly Times.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
Bank Election.

The meeting of stock holders Of the Flint
National Bank Of Sedaiia, held at the
counting room Of said bank on Tuesday.
the l4,h inst. Tor the election CT directors
to serve for the ensuing year. resulted in
the election Of The old board, consisting IL
4. %. Jaynes, c. Ne~kirk. Vim. Gentry,
VIM. Lowry, J. r. Barrett, J. C. Higgins
ard j.. e.. Thompson.
The board immediately organized and
reelected the following officers: A. D..
Jaynr.. Pre-ident; c. N~wkmk, Cashier /;
J. c. Thompson, Asst Cashier.
An executive and di-count committee
vas then appointed. consisting "f the CASH
Ter, ASST Cashier, Nj. Vim. Gentry and
Vim. Lowry. with power to act in al mat
,ers pertaining to the management Of the
.ff .irs of the bank
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

Next Thursd.y evening, At s o'clock,
Madame Du Pre-. one Of the moa. noted
psdsaarisan0 in he United State, will
Hall. The Madame promises TO complete
The task in Is houn. Jefferson City haa
never been visited BY . professional female
valkiss. and - this kind Of exercise il now
The rage al over the world, Ne expect
everybody will make it their business to see
her 1t least once during the tramp. We
hsvs before - extracts r. n several papers
il cities where Asdsue Du Pre- ha.
walked, end all speak Of her in the highest
tesms.-It1bwse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
A Child Burned to Death.

A terrible accident, resulting in death.
occurred to little child named Catherine
Burke, ., No. l3Spruse street, Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Burke. Who resides At the above
number, vent down to the river to look for
one Of her little sons who had gone there to
play on the ice. She left Tommy. boy 4
yesrs Of age. and Catherine. 2 yssrs of age
sitting By the 6'e in the hon.e. She had
hardly been away fifteen minutes shen she
returned and found the little girl standing
in the middle Of the 6oor grsspisg snd
screaming. With only few burning reg
hanging about her body. During her ab-
sence Catherine hsd amused herself BY
lighting and Burning paper at the CRATE.
While thus engaged her clothing csusht
Gre and burned of. The child fingered and
died 1t p. N. Another child vas burned
to death in the came manner only . jsv
days sgo.-1imes-J Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
A Beautiful Phenomenon.

At half-p.st three O'Clock, on Sunday
morning. one Of the most extraordinary and
beautiful sights was presented in the
heavens ever beheld BY those Who were for.
tunate enough 10 witness it. The moon
shone very bright and the air was filed
with fine frost. Around the moon were
tour circ!es, each beaming resplendent with
all the colors of rainbow. The diameter
to the eye, was about twenty feet. They
we're perfect circles, and the colors Of each
were more brilliant than any rainbow v.
ever behsld. II was . remarkable sight,
and beautiful beyond description.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

The latest announcement in the social
world Of Fort Scott, b the ''Cooking Club, !"
osganised b numbes of our aociety young
lsdisa They held . neeting Friday even
Ing, st Tie rssidsoos Of Mis Nay Clark,
and sajoysd . most pleasant time. The
yossg ladies' isssd pesonal invitatioss 70
~ youag Dea. and then prepared the en-.
t:staiass.t luaeh, eoaes. cake. ETC., With
their osn fair had. and Of course Il could
ut - eehssviss thaa sejoysbls. We will
odd, Passashesieally, that this cluh for
~ begs - Patsoaise.-h Seeu Assilr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

rem eur Regular Correspondent.
-Nauhall h ont Of the world again
showed In, and the railroad has stopped Ill
rassporsatioo till the weather opens.
"A great many sheep are dying in THU
county from hunger and cold. Nj. william
Field. near Fraakfort, he's lost . consider
able number.
The great musical treat-ths Queen
Ether Canlata-wss % veil appreciated BY
the public, that. By request, it vss repeated
70 . large audience Friday night
From . dispatch jus. received from
New York, ~ learn that M. JnO. h. Cor
dell sailed from Qusenstovn. England. Jan.
5th. With his prisooss, ". T. Johnston, the
bank forger.
The heavy and continued snow will
have good effect on the vhest and good
farners seem to think that next wears crop
bid fair 10 b all that 10 de-irabie in quail
ity and quanisy.
Collector Walker 10 punching up the
delinquent tax-psyes quite lively. People
who are unfortunate enough to own land
had bsstsr look out for this new revenue
Law. Il won't do to fool With
Our new Recorder, Mr.. NJ. C. Sandidge.
hes entered upon his duties With great zeal
and energy. He hss had the good judgment
to procure . SUPPLY Of bran new marriage
certificates. First come, 6nt served but
how would It do. Mike, to fill up one
With your own name 6rss, just to start the
thing, you know?
-"They all do it," Yes, something
most always happens, occasionally, when
you amt expecting it. M. George 4. Mar
rell astonished the good people of Arro~
Rock, the other day. BY walking right into
thea. midst snd claiming for his bride one
Of The most estimable ladies Of that vicinity. !
The church vas thronged to witners the
marriage Of that gentleman with Mis- J. {. /.
Thompaon. Sr. Mr.. Murrell il one OF the !
OGOOl0Ou8l CltD8SO0 u tute COuutys otO udr
many warm friends who will send after him !
and his lady best wishes for their happiness
and prosperity. /
saline county has lost another Of her
best citizens in the pesson Of Col. VIM. Gos-
line, who died 1t his residence in MsrshaiI,
last rhursday, Of pneumonia. Col. GosIine
he's lived in this place for q number Of
yean. and had . large circle Of intimate
frieuds and scqusin,ances in this locality
who mourn his los. He vas q gentleman
Of . quiet disposition, sociable and pleasant
in manner. and possessed Of deep intellect
and rich fond Of geners information. He
was kind and good neighbor and friend
No one who knew him co.iL help but re-
spect his noble and manly character.
Though very sick and suffering from .
of lille, Lis death vac not ex-
pecied. His family have the heartfelt aym- .
patty Of the entire community in their sad ,
and sudden affection.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

Every cert; 6case We publish regarding
DR.. BulI's Cough Syrup is genuine. and We
will pay reward Of $1,000 to any one
proving the contrary in q single Case
Vogler. Meyer & Co.. Baltimore, Md.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

-Tre,snrv Department, Washington, d.
C., Nov. 10, 1876: I take great pleasure in
certifying to the efficacy of DR.. Bull.
Cough Syrup. in use in my family and ~ .
specific for colds Of children or adults,
have foun.; it to be cure almost immedl.
ate and always permanent. Very respect
fully, Thos. B. Price.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

Mr.. Bichael. matchmaker and jeweler,
has constructed and presented to bis son
EMIL Bichsel. . remsrksbls watch. II
has dials that give the hoor, seconds, date
OF the month and month Of The year. Az
. piece Of skillfuI vorknanship and inee-
nuiiy il surpssses anything Of TIE kind.
and , al the vosk Of NJ. Biehasl. Il VA
valosd At $50. and b pssssassd il to biz
10 q New Ysan,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
4 CT In Love

Frederick 81. Baliosr, On Easlishnsn.
writes To the London Spsdair that be hes
seen . eat give evidences Of being in love
vilh . terrier, and that the "spooains'
going On betveea then vss very comic
On one occasion, be says, in ny presence,
the dog tvho ~ sssssd on i.dys l.p),
feeling dissaiis6ed OF sexrisved at some
thing OF other that ~ taking place, vent
ID his iselinss in . long. low whining OF
howl. The e.. Who - o. the hearth
rug. turned her head and gssed With .
vissful. synPsthssis expsssion as her
suffering friend Tor cone seeonds; ss lass,
unable 10 listen TO BIZ weeping ssy logger,
she spsanG upos The lady's lsse. put hes
paw around Tie dogs seek, and kissed hia
cheeks With her lip. TAis occurred twice,
Tie dog rssposdinG 70 he1 earsses By lick
inc hss baek il the tsodessss manner Coz.
esivsblA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

suS = IsCoi agent IOI0 Pc Seus. (snS GULL
mission previously alIowed) to lilo per
cent. considering 1t inadequate, and did
not render in its ssatements, any charge
tor commissions. Attention 10 call to this
anomalous condition o. thipes that .
remedy may Be applied, the claim Of the
bank adjusted and provision made to pay
the l,rxe sum nov due it. By IN act sp-
proved February ~. 1857 Laws, 1851,
the Governor wss authors to deliver u
the Pacific, the Southwest branch and the
Iron Mountain railroad in the aggregate,
$l.016,OOO Of twenty year SIX per cent.
State Bonds. in lieu Of . like amount Of
thirty year seven per cent guarantee bonds,
the interval pay able the last days Of JAN
uary and July, With . provisO against seii-
ing them for less than 80 cents on ihesiol-
lar. These bon,.s may bear date July I,
1857, or the FIRST Of January or July VI the
wear in winch they shall b. Issued.
The bonds thus author is<d we're printed
With forty iuli coupons, esch representing
twenty years interest, u. in other words,
the bonds Was for twenty yesrs end forty
coupons Was the inier~se thereon, only the
COUPONS were sn,ed.,~d .nd the l.s, one
Collected before the bond itself b~cn~e due.
For reasons the validity Vi which the COM
mi''ee failed to appreciate, the Fund Com
u,issio"rrs though, thew were authorized to
pay interest On these bonds after the lss Of
July, 1877, until the dstrs Of their rrspec-
tive maturity, although such in.erest had
already been liquid.sed on the couPons.
Moreover. il is noteworthy that the qu~s-
ton oil paying this fractional in'eFes' had
arisen previously and si'hos9n the Aes's-
istore could have been applied 10 i's inter-
ference was not invoked, nor does 1t appear
that the Attorney 0enersi "ss consulted 10
the premises - to the amount oil excessive
interest. II appears iro" the return oil the
New York Bank OF Commerce that during
the years 1918 was paid OIL excessive Oh
double interest SSS'%6' and during the
yesrs 1900 $SS,0Si, aRRregsting . total
oil $66,O07.
The committee are required to inquire
the validity oil the bonds given by the 'ev-
eral State officers. For the performance OF
this duty they have been compelled to
avail Themselves Of the professional sev'ces
Of experts in the different places In order
10 Be able to certify to the General Assem-
bly, whether the sureties OF the different
oihcer' are 'ufhc'ens security to the State
Tor the amount to which they arc se'sraily
liable. Alter taking every means IN their
power to inform Themselves fully in the
Premises, the committee report - folio"s:
Michael <. McGraih, Secretary Of State,
bond $lOOOO. good. Elijah Gates, State
Treasurer, bond 100000. Eight Of the
eleven bondsmen are reported insoIvent.
Two others are reported wealthy. but that
nothing can be made out OF them by execu-
ion. When this bond was gwen portion
u the sure'ies qualified - worth 81. 100000.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

Little Rock. Ark, January IA
Las, Saturday night bloody affair &C.
CURED in Grant Township, johnson
County. DR.. Kidwell, in company
with two officers. one IF whom was
young man named Sheppard. went
from Madison county over to johnson
in search of two horse thieves whose
depreds,ious had created something Of
. sensation in Madison. After spend
ing the day in searching, the parties
at night went to the house Of . man
named Griffin, Who they supposed,
having received information leaning
that way, knew something Of the
whereabouts Of the thieves. Griffin,
it seems, had received several very
threatening letters warning him Of i'm
pending vengence or retrib0tion Of
alleged illegal acts, and thus warned
be kept himself prepared for the
emergency Of unfriendly visiisl When
the men arrived at his house and call
ed him out, telling him that they wish
ed to search his house to ascertain if
be had concealed two horse thieves,
he became alarmed. and seized . double
barrel shotgun and thrusting it through
IN aperture between the logs Of the
house, he fired, sending eighteen buck
shot in the breast Of young Sheppard,
killing him instantly. The unfortn-
nate young man was not more than six
feet from the muzzls Of the gun at the
time of the discharge. Griffin imme-
diately fled. eluded his pursners and
escaped. Next day be came back in
the neighborhood, went to . house an
announced his willingness to surrender
a. soon a. the doctor and his compan-
ion returned to Madison county, but
up to last accounts he had not been
arrested.
James McCarty. . laborer on the
Government building in this city had
his leg broken to-day. BY becoming en-
tangled in the rope Of . derrick.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

Xuo 3OOt AOo0y-OSO0T Oy0tem.
II j. given out that the national banks
will no longer Be able TO obtain notes Of .
smaller denomistion than 6se dollar..
Then il il important that our postal order
systens should be reformed. Il il an out.
rage to be changing IN average Of twelve
cents Tor postal orders through the possofics
il 10 a barbaroos - ten cents Tor letter post
sge would be. Let % have cheap postal
orders. Our idea is that one cent per order
would be enough. AZ most We might charge
the regular rate for lesser Pos,ase.-Cisei.-
xa6 Coanaeial
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

The rising generation ought to b
z otscasd against the supplying influences
Of opium Prsparatioos. We call the attn.
tioa Of al mothen 70 the fact that DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup i absolutely free from
lsudanum or other opialss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

went Tafo080 the WINDOW.
Yesterday Deputy sheriff Hon ans went
into Dr.. Boyer's drug store. and fa,orite
dog followed him, probably with desire
to ~ that Steve would get his prescription
fllsd. When Mr.. Homans departed the
dog was enjoying . quiet snoose BY the
warm stove, dreaming Of imaginary rAbbits
and trying By clairvoyance to ASCERTAIN
vhsrs be h.d hid that then forgotten big
soup bone. The sharp bang Of the door awoke
hin, and be just caught . faint glimpse
through the window of Steve departing. To
thiak, With that dog vas to oct. He COW
sssd the distance between the door in two
bounds. and the third took him and .
large sissd pane Of glass to the sidewalk.
II rather startled the occupants of the store,
bat didn't sstoaish the dog bit.
P.8.-We have since learned that the
dog vent to Gsorgs Dugan and tried to
trade ID the glass sticking in him for some
white lead 70 cover superficial defecta.