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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-09-17
SEPTEMBER II
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

Such notice must describe the land
claimed, and the claimant must give the
names and residences of the witnesses
by whom the necessary facts as to settle
ment, residence, cultivation, etc, are to
be established. %
Z" The filing OF such notice must be
accompanied By a deposit Of sufficient
money to pay the cost Of publishing the
notice to be giUen by the Register"
The following are on file, for delivery,
in the U. S. Land Office at Gainesville,
Florida;
A
Afford. Marion Aston, James p.
Allen, Coaster
Rr;obt Sarah Barnes, VIM. J.
Bryan, John l.. Bundy, Arthur
Rraz;l Eliza Brewer, JacksonI
Barker. Alfred L. Brown, E. G.
RlakeIv. Stephen Baulware, Claracy
Chalker, James I. Collins, STEPHEN L
Caruthers, Sallie.E Conway, Martin
Cesar Polly Crockett, William
Csnova John @. Cassidy, And'wJ
Cheyes VIM. T. Curtis, G. B.
(1onnon Sarah Crockett, VIM. G.
DrOmmond,stph. Dolby, Aaron
Douglass, Harry F Dupree, Henry ii.
Dobbins, Peter B Donley, Axam
Dickson John
H. Iobn w EzelI. Joshua H.
Erdmannsdorff, NJ.
Won.
Forbes. P.Harlan French, Seth
Fox, Geo. L. Finn, John
Ferrell, Geo. M.
Gordon, Peggy Garry, heirs OF
Griggs, John b. Aaron
CORY. Charles Goodwin, Barney
Guilford, Jos. w.
Huobes, Israel p. Houston, Timothy
Hail. Peter w. Howard, Nick
Hull, Temp'rne f. Hendry, Harry
Hennes, David G.Harrington, Edw
johnson, Robt. A. johnson, MAJOR
johnson, Oscar Jackson, Morris
Jackson, Golden johnson, VIM. =.
-------sE -------------------- --------
Kenyon, Lyman
Lever, Thos. Ii. Lamp, Louis A.
M
Morrow, James Monde, Aristide
Miles, Mace Montgomery
Miller, Arnold heirs of L. F.
Mcdaniel Martha Miles, Edward =.
M Comb, Aaron NARROW, Thos. G.
Marks, Rich'd III.
Norton, G. Hyde
Osteen, VIM. E.
Porter RRwney Page John S.
Porter, Anthony Pace Warren A.
Pittman Jones NJ. Peterson, John
r
Roberts, VIM. Redding, Wade H
Roper, Mary J. Raymond, Hor. III.
Seigler, Marshall Shaw, David G.
Seigler, Henry Sweat, John
Smith, Richard Saddler, John F.
Simmons, Emily J. Sharp, VIM. W.
Sheldon-heirs of Scriven, Saml
Arad Sanderson, Levi
Snow, Edgar J. Sessions, Andrew
Sessions, Toby
T
Thomas, GLASGOW Tanner, Sam'l J.
Townsend, Noah Turner, Adam
Tanner, Geo. w Taswell, Israel
Thompson, Dlirh
w
Williams, Frank Westbrook, L. III.
Williams, Martha Whitehurst-
Washington, VIM. OF Leir S.
Wells, Tony Wilmington, r S.
Williams, Wash Wilson Wash'ton
ington White, Ellisere L.
Waters, VIM.
To be continued.
To obtain patents parties must send
their Final Receipts to the Register of
the U. S. Land Office at Gainesville,
Fla.
If the Final Receipt has been lost or
mislaid, an affidavit to that effect,
must be sent to the Register in order
to obtain the patent.
If parties have bought lands from the
orioinal claimants, and the Final Receipt
is lost, they can obtain the patent by
sending to the Register, an affidavit as to
the loss of the Receipt and certificate
from the Clerk of the Court, showing
that they are the owners OF the land.
and are legally entitled to the patent.
Parties IN sending money to the U: 5.
1,and Office should send it to the Re-
:e..o ,5 not to tha Register
, 1879-05-25
SEAS GENERAL SUPPLY STORE.
SEA'S2COLTJMNS
y @ B= 6;
At Retail.

no doz Chtldrens and Atkses Suits at 4sc. nicely
fnsot at q Ltdes Msses and Boys Straw Hats 14c
e ot Of Hens nne lnree Wooden Shirts at lsc each
vu1th sc.
nd 39c. ~ rr... .. ,t~, r,r.,o
AZ lot Coiored Border Hdkfe 1sc each, worth SIC.
Srn's me Lawn T1cs 1c each. lttc doz.
1fer,s Sockx &c and SC. Fine British Sock1 &c.
GS+at sffYactop in Ladies' Hosiery, also in MBseB'
rsne1 Hoan-ful regular made good&-at usual
prices cood.. pu+7e o.. roop eut+ch.. .ac.
e.rster1 Coonettes, SIC: Curls. 49c.
TrTsordnnry inducements In Linens and Towels.
Tev PocEetbooks &c to IS each; seal Brown Pock-
-thonk lunest English CA1t skim, 48c, worth 81.
sitf Velvet and Satin Cabinet Photo Frames 85c.
ttre lie Stckel-Flated shears &c, worth 75c-
Chesp Bacl Handle Shears only Sc; large s1zes &c,
eT s5ics Hair Dagger swords and Spears in s1l-
~ md lit It lac and 29c worth $50 Soc and 75c
Inf Jet Bah Back Combs &c.
Parssols8c to 81; the new 16'r1o farasos 1ro @29o
Folding Japanese Fans 1c. Palm Leaf Fans lc.
RooEa ind Stationery At less than hnf usual pricts
Brnkeu Candy loc, Mixed Candies l8c. Finest French
Croouet sets at4s zoo At CSC, IT'S a1 74c and sse
, 1879-05-25

W Our Mr.. WRTS is Of the late firm Of
COLBY T. WIRTS, dissolved
, 1879-05-25
PIANOS
4 Great Soul IN a Small Body"
We respectfully invite the attention Of
musical people to the
g. HEALY
UPRIGHT
PIAN0!.

Smaller in size than the ordinary Up
right, adapting itself to Convenient use in
the smallest room. and the case being
tastefully designed, it forms an elegant
piece OF furniture. Although much lower.
in price and Of smaller dimensions than
any other tlrst-class Piano, yet, owingto
the Introduction Of Lyons Patent Res6na-
tor, and other improvements, it possesses
rich, powerful, deep, pure, singing
quality Of tone, with all the essentials Of
the largest and highest-priced, instrn-
ments. Within the past eighteen months
we have disposed Of over nine hundred Of
these instruments in this city and vicinity.
Sold for cash or on terms to suit pur-
chasers, or will be rented NTH privilege
Of purchase.
LYON d HEALY,
State and Monroe-sts.
, 1879-05-25
JOBS
AT
WHOLESALE!

500 gross St1E buttons at 12c Erosa-
200 gross Jet Buttons at &c gross.
50 gross Toy Pistols 1T s. gross.
100 oo0. Geo boxes Paper Collars ut SC. value &c.
Big drive In Gents Half Hose At .@255<c dozen-
Job lot Finer Goods at soc dozen.
Job OF Misses Hose ut 45c dozcn-
50 gross Par1or kaledoscopes at 45c dozen.
100 Gross Lawn Ties Ut 81. 10 gross.
80 Gross Gents Black SILK Bows At &c do1.
500 Pairs Of Hip Gore Corseta at l29fc-
200 Doe Mems CAME Underwear st 81. 90 doz-
SEQ Doz Chfldren's Oil Cloth Bibs At 15c doz.
Big Lot Of "Star" Memo. Books at lac doz
Job Lot Fine Cologne SIC bottle.
Special Drive In Double Bolster, Steel Blade Tabla
Knives and Forks ut 46c dox.
How is this7 Tack Hammers only 29c doz.
6pcc1al Cnt IN Hair Brushes SOC doz-
Biz Job Of Best Boot Blackiug 17c doz-
Sc dozen Ladies' Plated Scarf P1nl 45c dozen.
Job lot Eote-PGper. 12c~
Lot worth 1sc-
tons Of Light Weight Manila Wrapptng~Paper, all
sizes, at SIC pound. worth TIC.
Job lot Whsk Brooms. 45c dozen. =.
JOB lot Dover Egg Beater 81 so doz; regular price,
200 dozen Black Handle Shears ut 48c doz.
so dozen large size N1ckcPated 6hears at s. 50 doz
regular price $3.50.
Job lot 100 o-yd best quality Sewing s1ls. 4oc doz
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

Fashionable life is miserable bubbles wretch.
ed mockery. Nothing more Disgusting to
real substantial man or woman, sub-.aniialin
mind and substantial IN character, than the
emptiness Of fashionable life. There is little that
is really genuine in fashionable lfe little that
is so,d that IL 20 sensible people like child's
toy. only il is immensely more useless ana al
most altogether harmful. Ita;iracts the attention
because il is dazzling. but il cannot hold it BE-
cause il lacks substance. The real nature Of
"sociesy," a. i. is called. Vas demonstrated in
Chicago few nights ego. on which occasion
society" lady and . '.society" geu,leman were
united in marriage. Being society people. it
would have been very uncommon TO have taken
this step in the quiet seciusion Of the brides
home, and sb;ouable church was OF necessity
eagaged. That nos difficult thing to do,
however, as being Pew holders, the ehu,ch cost
nothing. 4 hod carer and . servant girl could
have done much a. that, so tar expense
vas c1oceraed. When the e;eTng camc the
church Was Oh -owa opeo. and the friends and
admirers Of the h,2h-toned couple assembled.
They were, no doubt, pleased with their trends
aud admirers, who assembled in thousands. but
the church people we're otherwise affected
worse behaved and Iu;ianiy crowd. II - sad
never got together in such large numbers. and the
result MAS several hundred dollars damage to the
church. IS the audience appeared TO enjoy
standing on the backs and arms Of the pews
better than Stating down, and this freak ap-
peared tn be ~ common with those in the front
seats as it was with those in the rear ones. it
NAV Be- that It !. the way fashionable people do
thiags. A. ell events the church Was badly
damaged. just for the purpose OF giving sse
.welIs Of secretly an opportunity to Be seen.
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Up in The sls;gh behisd swinging their hs,s
and hurssAiss.
When oil the people jumped out Of the
sleigh q give The sus plenty Of rooo. AID
euss words shaveA ous viesedes, and faster
and louder shsn ever. while ,he hosses only
iaesssasd their speed.
A. they drew sesr the church, one old
sen,isel deacon san his beloved psssos COM
; ing. and - 5000 - 10 recovered his aston
ishmens, be gave The alarm. end the whole
eonsFrRaiioa turned out in front Of the
church 10 ~ the strange sight.
On they came. the homes 1t terrific
psce. the fosn flying in askss from their
mouths. the psrsoa bolt upright poiline for
dear life 1t The reiss. and the boys svinsiag
their hats in sIee. Finslly the Whole outs,
swept By in rush Of profanity aud ob.cea
isy ,hss kept Constantly esplodine. lingering
behisj On the bseess.
That horror stricken eoegregs,ios vss .
sight
When two or three pi!lsrs Of the church
monased their h0ssss aud punued the min
isiuse Hsdes % wheels, they found the
ous6s wreck si The bottom of steep hill.
The homes we're both dead, the sleigh vss
sassshed to pieces and the paFaon sat on q
"eixhbori"g stua'P. rubbing his chin NJ
aeciively and trying to remember il he had
ever given his note to the Devil in his
youth, to b paid for in old ses With ten
pss cent. added.
When the dsaeons came up. he traded the
harness Cd for rife and coon skin cap
and s,ruck q into The wilderness. He -,
tied In the Beautiful Indisn Territory and
10 nov driving . mule Ut . water tank 70,
|, the ~. K. 4 T.. which mesnders into Tex
~ through il front gate. which IL Is Deni
.oa.
Peshsps you have heard Of it.
We hsvs sSw talked onnelf ihirsty. end
- ve never drink anything ssronxer ,hss
water, (unless - eaa Get something el-e
se will Just requess the taliess man in tn.
house 10 reach Up and " han Ne down da
sourd."
Han ne down dat eourd, Pete.
D.r's water in de spring
. Dat IL % good, sn' purs. an sweet,
:. IL makes de ole nan sing!
So ham me down dss gosrd
An I'll qus6 do crystal cheer
Dat come straight fun do Lord,
i Who neber rain No beer.
, Oh whine an rum vs heah 'noush,
W. s.~s>~s ~h:l> -
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punish such criminals, il in true. Our JUS
,ices have been 10th to give heavy sentences.
because it only sddsd to the burden Of tax
alton. Ye, scciety must be protected, and
crime mnst b. punished.
The BAzoo unhs.i,a,ingIy advocates
THE WHIPPING POST!
II il the only thing that will check and
punish thee petty crimes which have be-
come sMch sn intolersble burden. When
this man Conley or any Of the above ten
prisoners come out Of jail, they are ripe snd
ready for any vili.iay. But suppose, in
stead 81 se"ding this man ConIsy To Jail for
$50 days. II coas 81 $lS2 w. tina, he had
been taken out aud tied to . pos,. and
thirty nine !ashea, wen laid on, applied to
his bare back. lie then would have been
rsa,shed, and you msy re-s assured that
while ,his community would never s~e HIM
ngais. 1t would leave a" imprss'. not only
upon his back, hut upon his cowxIdly con-
science, that would have meat whoiesoms
effect upon his future life. Al the same
time tie desired object would be achieved
at . very trid,ng cost.
Whenever criminals Of this character
and they are By far the greatest number
are certain that they will meet with prompt
punishment il they ,rao.gr.s- the Law. they
sill not transIress il. Criminals Of this
class s,e caiiou.ed. simply putting them
in Jail il no punishment, for they have
none OF the 6nes fe~i,rgs and sen-i,iveness
that mskss inpr,sonmen; punishment, but
a legal css,ixnrion. propor,ionate to their
oaense. is u punishment. and ons that they
viii recognise aud lear as such.
| The object Of punishment il to prevent
crime. A whipping past u punishment,
and it will prevent crime.
We are we'll aware that a certain class
in this ~ we'll ~ in other communities
wi!l hold up their hands in holy horror at
the idea Of a whipping post. The mawkish
sem mentality OF this class ia ever found
at the punishment OF criminals, and even
the most hard hearted ard red anded cut.
usV"eS eSe1 o"u PseutS os "yWVst"y -
they mount the steps OF the gsllows to
follow their victims to that bourGs to
whence they sent their innocent victims
without = moments warning.
Blu, sympathy OF NO sympathy, it is JUS
iice. aud We hope the press Of this State
will rise en- n,asse and demand that the
next Legislature will pass . law subsii-
iutin. co,pnreal punishment, instead Of
loading our count. j,iis With villains who
deem it luxury to be thus comfortably
provided for.
There NAV be exceptional casea, where
the jAil NIGH, be substitute for the lash.
Each jus. ice shoald have . Discretionary
power ves.ed in him. permitting him To
assrss imprisonment in certain Cases in
which he might deem il advisable. Let
the constable WELD the whip, and WELD it
veil, and we .h Ill have less crime. and not
one tensh ii the s1rense.
Alter the arrest aud conviction of these
pe:,y criminals. prompt punishment, would
immediately follow. and their departure
from The county would BE- no le~s hAsiy.
Let the next Legislature pass . Law e.
, ,ablishins whipping poet penalty for petty
crimes. aud rid the people Of the onerous
burden they now labor under.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07
LAMoNTE.

From our Regular Correspondent.
LAAoSrE, No., Jaa. 4, 1879.
-Mar:i.era have been the ruling Pss-
sion this week here, notwithstanding the
ex,rt@e coli weather. Fim,, BY J. W.
H.rri-o". J. p NJ. George Taylor to Misc
Aiic~ Fsrr. S<cond, on Tuesday evening.
the 3lst ult, at the residence Of the bride.
father. BY J. W. Baldwin. J. p. Mr.. H. T.
Taylor 10 Mia Jennie Woodwork. ., half
psss I o'clock. p ~. and the third vas By
Elder HalIam. Mr.. J. K Wade, agent for
the Missouri Pacific railroad, at this place.
and Mo Clara Price. Alter the cerrmo6y
wss performed this parry took the train
Wet on Q bridal tour.
"A very Interesting Law suit before j.
W. Baldwin. J. p. takes place to day. At
iorn.ys ss,gr-e 4 L.mm for plaintiff.
aud z F. B.iiy for defendant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07
FLEA BITES.

The gsPlasds wi,hes IN your brow.
Thee boast no more your mighty decide;
Cpoa desth's purple altar nov
See where the victos's victim hleeds;
All heads mnst come
To the cold tomb.
Y-s-s.s, veil. old pard. How about
Stewart? Theeold tomb l. all right, but
that heed OF bic 70 clear Cd.
lit must be curious sight 10 80 Z
woman 9th her ewes "faslened on hes
work. Nar.
Very curious. indeed, especially When
shes ironing you out With . ruling pm
Oh, yes; i,s curious, bot blast such cnrios.
iiy.
"A lev more medical schools, and there
vill b D., bs,siness for Resurrec.ios Day.
|-1ieass Jess~si.
Yes there Gill b hssp more business.
ThereIl b more isllovs hopping around
With three bosss aud looking ios the
balance Of shensslvs shss you have any
idsa al.
We want to do nothing to hinder The
spread 81 the guspel, and u the man Who
gave % By miatsks the lead quarter he 10
ssssne To put in the eontPibuiioR box Sum.
day, Vill call, ve will cheerfnlly sllow
hin To reeiify bic essos.-Naisafr LsMb~.
nan.
Never mInd-seves mind that quarter.
Put il where j. vill do the most good-ia
the contribution boz. The hesihsa VIA
bows down to wood and ssose will never 90
back % . lead quarter.
Not single srrsss vss made up 70 Q
late hour Nrv Year Eve. which certainly
speaks yell ios our PeoPle.-Desisss Mems.
Or else the police vese voodesfully and
iesriully drunk.
Al the top Of Eve column advertise
uens in the Brownsville Hssld. this week
il the line, Hail With delight" II an
other column the editor says he he's got .
uew suit Of clothes. lis thus Providencs
6lls Up the chinks in ssv,psper life.
What Will the Children Read ssks On
exchange. Danaa Try EN- On Robiosop
Crusos.
In The nome Of our dsrk-skianed
brother ve protest sgaiaae THE 6lilng mp
Of Sahara II that " doae where ~ Africa
To get her desest.-Bostos 1Saaseyipt.
Fron her d.ses. my hoy. from her date.
ssd other tropical fruits.
The Cincinnati Eaquirer enten Blaiee
% the Rider Of the Rcd Bsldrie in the
next Presidestisl hurdle rses-kaasas
City lal.
-Thats correct. He - eon,issed aud
incooplsied story. Nobody can tell how
he'll end.
Tho Atlantic cable II bsing' 'dupls1ed,"
Q process which will increase it, working
capacity seventy PER cent
wosks splsedid. Some kun duplsxsi
our closhes lise the other niehs. Skisned
like % eel - Eve aissses.
We would say vord for The esrr;sm.
-Ka.sas CS Asd.
81 would ve. Get sroand With that
paper little collier.
Young ladies Who have found sooe.
thing in their slockinea will b plessrd to
knoV that i~shion sov allovs . young
lady 10 sppeaP Nth one glove, foe The puf.
poss Of disPisy'as singer rings On the bare
hand.
Bv ,hundes, Do you supposs young ladies
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

ConstantinoPle. Jan. 4.-Oving to
the general depreciation and the high
price Of provision. anonymous letters
have been addressed to the Porte
threatening serious riots If the Gaines
are not withdrawn. Military precau-
ti9ns have been taken.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

We know one fellow who kept open
house New Year aud received calls. Tin
Hoolixan vent home billing drunk. bua,ed
out ell the windows. and then took the
cover Of The whole thing. The 6s.i cali
he hsd we're six policemen. His nox had
bump on il.
Sherman crows over resumption, and
thinks all the credi, al {! giving gold for
s,eenbacks belongs to him. He don't know
that Ne put up gold watch at . pawn
brokers' Eve years ago. Yes. We resumed
long ago.
-"Will the Ansora goat payT
Now you've got Nc. We don't know how
he. fixed. But il Cast iron. hoops. shaw
ings, broken glass, ETC.. il . legsl tender,
every Argora has belly full in his sub
Treasury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

London, Jan. 4.-Anosher death
occurred Among the wounded BY the
explosion On the mali Of war. The
others are doing we'll.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

%. g. Owens, Druggist. Altoona, Pa,
writes: DE-. Bulls B'by Syrup has Won
desful reputation. The demand for il il
really sstooishing. Mothers viii have no
other. II il destined to superaeJe all other
soothing .yrurs."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

If you want to build .
house, 70 @ Thomas & Co. for
hardware, - he II selling low
ar than al others. Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

Don't b talked into buy.
ing anything but . Superior
cook stove. It
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

Guns, pistols and amuni.
ton Of all kinds at W.RThom-
% d Co. It
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Blocked.

Buffalo. Jan. 4.-The snow block
ade continues. No business is doing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

-Economy II wealth. fave
money By buying The Economy
steve. q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

Crying 10 . prime evidence Of pai"
When the baby il fre,fUl and iaclined to
'crying spells." remove the cause By using
Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

"a eene oy one lussice Of the peace, ami We
have three justices in the cilv. Most Of
the sbove ere negroes. Nov let ~ see
What will b The expense 10 the coOsty Of
keeping these prisoners outside the c"as Of
their arrest and convict'oa. For simplicity
~ will aggregate Ill the terms Of he above
into one:
Total numbs- Of no
Cost Of keep *. pe.; dsy....-..-.----- asc
Tosas coat Of keeping tho TO-. ~
In addition to this the sheriff receives
one dollar for every criminal inc~,cer.iesi.
and the constable one dollar. On the abo,s
ten this makes $50. making . grand iosal
Of 1915. 10 cay nothing Of the j.s,ices' fees.
costs Of prosecution, etc.
Think Of j; -Sc75,00 for the petty Grim.
inals convicted 10 one month in this conn
". This doe not include thoss Who lie in
Jail svsitinG trial for grave crimes. the
puaishmsnt Of which il impsisonment in
the penisentiary OF execution o" the gal
love.
The question: arises, What shall ws do
With our eriminsls?
A will Be sem By the above. mont Of
shoss cent to our Jail are for petty crime.
and most OF then are negroes. Nov what
puaishmeas 10 il to nine-tenths OF this
elass 10 send them 10 Jail? The simple re-
stra,ns u liberty to them il more than ~
paid By warm, comfortable lodgings, cloth
ing il aeeesary, plenty Of food. end ~ediea!
attendance when sick.
We will take the case Of Conley for Illus
trsiioa. He undoubtedly il . proies'ioaal
thief. He comes here . stranger, and
saaiches . pockesbook from lady. He 10
convicted and sent to Jail fer $50 days. He
he comfortable lodging. plenty Of food.
Gsedieal stiendsnce and elo,hi"g. and plen.
y Of that society that suits him best. IL
this pnnishmens for such man?
Look ss this picture: Here 10 hard
working, lav-abidine man, the father Of .
family Of ehildren whom be 10
tryizs to rear and educate. He
lives b. manual labor, and il requires
HE uiocs: s...sions to keep the volf from
The door. One month ego the inelement
season ct IN and this msn Vac cut % from
work. He tremblinsly walks the frosen
aireets 10 vain in search Of work. and ss
night returns to bic humble home sad and
detected, yet Sustained b the cossciousoess
that he has done bic bert, and j. not re-
spoasibls fos the poverty that smicss his
loved ones.
LooK At ri
In yondes jill = slest, veil fed villain |!
Fed By isxsiioai
Cioshed b taxation!
Warned b taxstioe!
Aad daetosed By tsxatioai
IN yoates howell 10 Al HONEST NAN, sui-
lesiss and bio i.aily su6srins, bsesuss b
can sos ohssis soployoess
What b shi.l
IT b A PREMIUM FOR CRIMEi
Nev vAas shall - deosf We auss
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-Headquarters for oysters
Arc ct Sichers'. #
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-07

All but one Of 'he.e esses. We believe,
-. sens BY one justice Of the pesce, ami We
have three justices in the CITY. Most Of
the sbove are negroes. Now let a. zee
what will b The expense 10 the coUsty Of
keeping these prisoners outside the cnas Of
their arrest and eonvics;oa. For simplicity
~ will ssyreg.;s Ill the terms Of he above
inao ore >.