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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

II Is BY tar the most painful
episode in the history Of the church
at Maltese Cross Roads. The talented
minister of that church Was awarded
the degree Of Doctor Of Divinity by
one Of our colleges few days since.
aud a. soon A. the commencement
exercises were over he telegraphed the
news to one II his deacons. The
telegram. a he sent il. read: : "Fve
just been b. Dd by my alma mater"
but ~ the deacon received it il read !:
1--we just hsen I'D. by my. alma
mater" The aleaco0 had the most
exalted opiDion of his dominic, not
only Of bis intellectual abilities but
Ut his moral worth. aud at once called
an Indignation meeting Of the church,
ut which. in the most scathing terms.
he denounced the college which had
presumed 10 d-n q reverend gentle
man Who was Of unimpesched sound
ness in doctrine. and whose practice
was IN strict conformity with his
preaching. He carried all his hearers
With him. aud his motion that the
salary Of their dear. but shamefully-
abused pastor. he increased $500, and
that . committee be appointed to
purchase silver service to be pre-
sented to him on his return, was
carried unanimously. and there wasn't
q dry eye in the house. The newly
degreed minister, hearing lis blushiug
honVrs with graceful humility, arrived
home in the morning. +
In the afternoon the deacon, we
regret to say. dissolved his connection
with the church and bought q shot.
gun. About the same TIME a genial
and urbane telegraph operator began
leaving f"r parts unknown a fast as
the lightning express would carry
him.-Aiba"y Ere"i"g Journal.
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SHOOTING ARRAY.
The Festive Picnic Pistol Once
More.

Blue Lick, Sulphur Spring. in Saline
county. il noted place for picnics and out
d@'r nse. ~ making, and occasionally these
have h~en marked by brOiis and fights.
On Saturday last, however, an STRAY of
a more serious character took place there. A
correspondent cf the BAzoO give . mragre
account 81 the particulars. which are about
NJ follows: A man named James Morgan
had fight with two brothers named Seriser
which ,rsultei ia the shuoiing of Morgan
hy one of the latter. Morgan resides near
iOng~ood. in Petlis county. but after he
VAS shot he was taken to his fathers re-i.
dencr. near Herndon, in Saline county.
The wound, which il in the left shoulder
il thought to he very serious one. Nor
gan -ent for his wife on Saturday night.
The alsOve was all that could be lesrned
regarding the MISTER.
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Bob 0obbiesAncther Fugitive from
Justice.

Mr.. RDbert Leaverton, formerly Deputy
Sheriff Of johnson county, and now q pri
vate detective, is one of the mot succe<a-
fui of6c~r in the State. end II fast max.
ing reputation that bids fair 70 become
national.
This morning upon the arrival Of tie
Missouri Pacific train from the West, a
BAz"O reporter met him and found him il
charge Of another criminal. concerning
whom we learned the following particulars:
A month or 20 sgo two men, named
John Della and 5. A. Marshall stole .
team. buggy aud harness, at HilIsboro, o..
and Immediately departed for parts u"-
known. Descriptions Of the men aud prop
erty were sent all over the country. and the
Argus eyed detective. were on the alert.
II vas Afterwards aacertained that the
thieves went from HiIlsboro TO Indiansro-
lie, Indiana, where they succeeded in dis
posing Of the stolen property. From In
dianapolis the: went to Kansas, where the
two separated, Marshall remaining in
Kansas. while Dels vent to johnson coun-
y Missouri, where he had relatives. 1t
vas not long before Msrshsll vas COB
bIed aud he IA nov in the Leaven-
worth Jail. Leaverton, learning that Della
had entered his dominions, immediately
started out on a hunt aud four days ago
succeeded in freeing his man At Ceniersiew,
in johnson county. He arrested Della and
took him 10 Warrensburg where he wa
confined in Jail. Lesverton ielegrapl,ed the
Sheriff al HiIlsboro. and in response 10 .
reqnr-t left this morning with his prisoner
for J+fer~"n City, where he will meet the
Ohio Sheriff, who is there with reqai-i.
ton.
Della il heavy set yonng man, aPpar
emily a,'ont q years Of age. light mo,,stacl.e
aud forid complexion. lie SEEMED to I IKE
matters quite easy, and makes no fuss about
As the reporter was standing talking Ia
beaverton Mt the door Of the car, he IN
quir-.i, "is your prisoner shackledg"
''Oi', NO." said beaverton, "if he behaves
himself won't I've hard on him."
"Bnt sre you mot afraid he will make a
bre.k?"
"Nell, he can do ~ he chooses about
that. Ii lie wants 10 take the chances, LET
him skip; hut I have my eye nl'on him.
and IL he JUMPS III read the riot act 10 him
that's ali. He won't get far"
Ii IL evident Bah meant what he said.
ani al.o Della knew heller than attempt Ia
lake "thss.s. chances"
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How Judge Arnold OutWorked thu
Negroes.

From the Columbus Mis- Independent.
During the recess between two Of
his courts Judge Arnold employed a
number 1t negroes to work over his
cotton field. The negroes reported
promptly. The judge went With
them in the field, and taking q hoe.
said with that peculiar smile in his
eyes which meant more than thew
could understand Snow, men. all
| want you tn do il to follow me-"
To follow ",he je,ige' up aud down
c"iton row was as easy q thing as
these trained sons Of toll would have.
Down one rnw and up another they
went, laughing to think how soon 1.-THE
ledge" would tire. In about an hour
they quit laughing and began to
wonder it he wasn't getting tired.
Then they commenced To inquire in
whispers where you reckin the
jet!ge learned to hue cotton ?" At 12
NJ. Judge Arnold called of for an
hour. and sitting down under a tree
ate his dinner.
At the expiration Of the hour the
judge called time and at 1t they
went up and down and around until
sundnwn when he dismissed them,
persuasively suggesting that they he
On hand early the next morning. The
regrOes we're promptly on hand and
l.. - =
after day they stuck to it and
Saturday night Judge Arnolt;; paid
them and requested them to be on
hand early Monday morning.
The spokesman said: mo thanky.
jeige. we hunt an easier job dan 6is. "
and now when those negroes hear
some One reading from Radical paper
that the Southern whites are incident
and won't work or are delicate and
cant work, they say dat man don't
know nuthin' hes talking bout"
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The Fighting Constable.

The Constable of Smiihism, Hannibal
HarsienhroOk, whO was arrested several
days .iHce. by Constable Conner. on CON-
plai"i "f James Cook. a merchant Of Smith
ton, who charged M. II. with pounding
him az. came up nj 2"'clock this afternoon,
isfor- Squire Fisher. Tie particular have
alce..iy iseen given the readers Of the BAz q.
The cxse has been called several times,
bui always p~tp'~~d q" plea or other.
The evidence j. al -, hut n he RAzOO
vent 20 pr-~s the attorneys we're singing
out Inw enough 10 sn-wer in . alurd~r CASE
Ii ia prraumed the trial wiiI essi sometime
TO- night.
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lnd,aas are savaees. no doubt. bat they
aoDetimes do things better than their more
civilized bsothesa. A few days aince. says
the Isdias Journal. . white mAs riding by
the house Of N Indian woman living south
Of Deep Fork. saopped and asked for Q
driak al water. which was given him.
Finding that the woman vas alone and
conld speak no Engiish. he got down. COM
Mitaed rape and then rode Of. An hour
later the hasband returned home, and was
At once informed Of the occurrence. Gath.
eriag together few neighbona, they pur-
sued and overlook The man, vho vas iden
ti6ed, when The husband shot him dead in
his tracks, and left him on the prairie for
the coyotes and bu1xards.
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The couple that contracted marriage
ceremony not long since should rad the
following. taken from the Ess.ing Nexs and
thank their stars they haven't got st. JOE
ns"shes-in-law 70 cope with:
A reverend gentleman in SedaIia IL has
ing trouble over . secret marriage per-
formed b h,m . lev days since. Such an
occurrence, that n secret marriage, took
plsce in In. city On the 4sh inst. The
trouble, 70 Ter, seems 70 he In another direc-
tiOa. in this inaaance the parents Of both
contracting parties. On one side The proprie-
tor at one 81 our leading hotels, and IN the
other . former business man reading on
Second street. seriously ohiecting Ia the
match. more on account of the age Of the
participants than anything else. both being
minors. A consequence love. With them
haa . barrier between them, and they are
only allowed to Rre one another 1t . dis.
tsWce. never hsving, since the ceremony,
enjoyed the pleasure Of each others society.
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Bill Block Attempts TO Rape the
Wife Of Abe Owens at Sidney.
eciai Corre.pon.senee OF the BANJO.

spfcfat orrespouseeDre OF the h1zoo-
NukRoG CIrY. No., July e, 1879.
Tie Lime Star lodge Of Good T~mplsrs
gave hix picnic nesr Sidney, 1R.li. Co..
lea Saturday. shieh drew . l.rxs' crowd,
. number of blacks a veil - whites being
in attendance.
Bill Black. Rails county noke, accom-
panied BY smother gentleman Of color,
started early for the picnic, goiag through
the town. On arriving there they learned
ih,t Abe Ovens vss 1t one Of the ssosxs
and his vile as hooe slo~e. On arriving
there he catered and attacked Mrs. Owens,
bat she vas too much for him and escsPed
his clutches. running 10 The store where her
Husband vas and Informing him Of Blacks
sillassy.
Black hsd followed her up town where
be vas espied By Ovens, vho caught mp .
suek ssd started After hin. Black took
refuge in . store froo which he finally
made hin eacspe& oioR 10 the picnic g'os.sis.
Oveas svose cot . warrant sgsinse Black
and IN officer repaired 10 the grounds 70
arrest han, bot the bird had 6ovn. He
- followed. assessed and brought back.
HE preliminary exaoisasios vill Be held
sext Saturday. There - great excite
neat smoag The colosed folks and violesce
- ihsessesed. bss Tie psoapi sesios Of
The ol6cen prevented IN ootbeeak.
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Green county comes 10 the froel With
rs0arkable case. On The 28sh Of June,
Ma q. w. Lants, rssiding near Gres.s-
boso. gave birsh 70 sne healthy boy. and
in lev dsya ths mother ~ mp sad At
teading 70 her hosaehold dutiea. On the 18th
inst. sixteen days after the boy va born,
NM Laats became Tie mother Of girl
AID nov she h psEsled 10 know If she il
through yet Rtsbsrg (R.) Lsudc.
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Every person would have more viyor Of
mind and body, sn.i mental clearness were
they to nse daily diet Of unbol,ed wheat
6our. Nix With the -four dry, Dr.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder. stir in pure water.
foro . soft bsster. bike in gems OF biscuits
and the rrsull will he the most nutsiOus
article Of food that can be made.
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Struck By Lightning.

Tie hoaae Of - Hoaaetter, occupied
y Ball Wstsoa, TOO oilea east of L,uonis.
- sAs coaasy. - struck By lightaiag this
nossiag. The electricity snasred 1t he
Boof asd ~ deuD 10 ths Gsst loos and then
kilIsd dag asSer I'D. Ma Watson
uoin ~ bid asd seapsd saiajssed. The
hoon - considerably daoaesd.
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the liulejgTl's asclc 81 fslt greatly
incensed against that foreigner % &C.
count of his insult, to the child: 1
didn't mean to be guilty a c'a,tempt."
He was discharged upon promising
to let Chung alone. b.
When the disorders If babyh hood at
tack your bsby u. n sace DE-. Ball'sBahy
Syru pand noiics it, rapid shd be"afeial
effect. Price S5 cents
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No child ca" sie~p soundly while su
iesing With colic or from teeihing. Remove
the ca"ae b. using Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup
Only Is cents . botile.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indi-cretions Of youth. nervous weak
nsss, early decay, !or Of manhood &C., 1
viii send a receipt chat will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in Sonth
America. Send - self addressed envelope
to the Rev. Joseph +. Inman, Station ID
New York City. l-26s&WIv
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Ivi,lip,ne. - .;,. s..,s .sn,..,,.~ :,
her rover. and ,rsver.d eli o.s,.,;.,.. ,...,
iIv and iu,elli,~o,lv R., :. m. ,...,.
has not sern ". l.nur,,T an, ,h.. ,.,.o,,.
h,s. Ne will civ. 1fs
PERSONAL, DESCRIPTION
Mr.. CauJ,ff i, n I,,,v ,,f .,~,,,um Ls;.h,
Of ,>si,~ form. Win .,~,kl,,,~ s,.ct .,..
and b ir -. glossy -. IN. raven. x;.x
The latter hung down loo. u,oc her .ho,,
der. ,nI =, I'm. hack If m. h.,.t
~r,,, nm, ro,,f;u.d n, h.. .., c.,..h
Her lace i. i.,~;I;r,u and rj~,.i.x and he,
general hearing anil den ,v,m~v, v.,v I,Jv.
like. She -. neatly attire, i. . v.l, 81.
ting BLACK silk drr,.. and her CONDENSATION
h.re the uum,s,.l able pr,cuuc;,,i,r thar.
ac,s r;s,,c and iu.~v.r.b,e To evs,v n.,,v,
Viry,nian.
Af,., .,,,;,. H.. ,.o., If Tho ,uhl;.hs,,
G.p
-, II .h. ,ho,.h, no, h..h.,a nile >,
the sgsoss nllcsSsl
~ox -
.O, ~ ,,. 90, g ,,,,,. .,
:, H.. ,,.;, -, Il -.
h,,,.a :. ;... .auL. 4.
~,II c.ms nm, Ill r;.h,n
R~uor,er-Wheu verr vou married Mrs
Cuudid, .-.
NM C-Abou, 1--WE ve.rx ..o. in Frank.
lin county. Virginia. ., INV father. house.
R~p-Wh,, is vour father. name and
where .l.s he reside?
Mr.. ellis name il John Smith. au.,
his home i. nj Roanoke.
R-p-Hov many children have YOU and
what in their are,
MnC-l have ,vo children. one eighteen
m.,u,h. AMI IN. other ,hrrr wear. ol .xr.
R~p-D., YOU intend ,o rrtu,n 10 Vir-
GINA?
Not UNEASY.
Mrs. C-No, in.ir.,i my husband told
me- Ia STAY here. and I am going In ,lo il.
until he returns, for I know he will return.
On. I sm not uneasy, assure YOU.
R-p-Di.i yoar husband xo away se-
csetIy?
Mr.. c. Not nj all. WHY. he had u ked
about i, for -on,~ time. and he gave ND hi.
mail route. Almost every lpslv knew that
lac was going Wet, s"d AFTER .e ssr's-si
!" Srtia''a '"lsi every is~iy where he ~as,
and that ] ~a- r"i"g To him. There wss
no secrecy about IT. lta"yh'.iy wanted To
hind HI" they c""l'i easily have dome II.
H-I'-ii"w i''"x had Your husband car
risd the mai?
Mrs C-Aio"i eighteen months.
DON'T DRINK
ksP-la y"ur h"Shand drinking man
Mr.. C-N", ar; don't hei'evs he has
'I~"t live dollars i"T liquor since ~e have
Ire" married. a... .. ..
RsI'-Had ~" heard that yo"r h"'hs"d
VAS scersed al Toi't'i"g the mail !" f"re he
""" arrested! - - 81 So
Mrs C-N". ] knew nah'"g a's"i IT. 20
KIP WeIi,'t u pretty CERTAIN" that there
has be~" \ T"i'isry Committed ni"" the
route yo"r husband carried. Now, ~ va"
are positive al y""r husbands Innocence,
~ho d" You sn-l~ci!
An ODD POST OFFICE.
Mr.. C-W~,,I vill tell Won vho think
did il. n il ga. dime \, all I'm INV
hu.b,nd'. rou,e Then. !, . U,,le coun,,v
rus,.of6ce a, a s,,rr. When nv hu.b,u,,
arrived there with hi. pouch. he would hand
!. In N. ,u.,m,.;~r. vho v.ul.i unlock +,
ana, s,.,,v The vho,s him, NJ, IN. a.nr
Tie, IN. ,~.,w,.,., v..lJ .,r, nm, vn,,
mail .,,,,., i.r,ons,vd =, ,h,, mai. flee
P~oul. vho cam. n, m,;, ~onhi nav Il,
over ,oo AMI .,.lrct their own For ,h;.
INV husband m, m, rr-uu.;b,. a. i, VIA
simply hi. du,v 10 carry the mail and a.
49,; =. -. -, H. .,,. 4. a..
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One al The hssdao~ese dwelling Aosae.
On Broadway for sale st bssEaia.. Apply
70 Mn. Talboes. u her millinery esaabiiaa-
ment on Ohio street. e.ldAvaA
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DO aos saspsfy yoar baby 9th opium
a. oosphis nixssssR bss NJ d.. Bsll's
Baby Syrup. which i alsays sale aud r.
Liable sa6 never d.appoisss. 3 cents.
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Da. ]. F..nAYMeo0,

" WSW UVW1o 0AUSs
y6w J's.,ero eaist THAI csnuot be rel,sssi by %
eossuV tine sAsse N We nOvsnal guactsSrz and sns
- Huriosr no r-,nstiy h.s ever hs..n nvr.d t.As
- - hspp1 - effect - TUFTS riitS
SOLD kvEavwNEaE. PACE IS CSkTS.
Oore u oossray asrees. As~ Work.
- d. TUFTS MANUAL of vssua!1.. Infnr.
nafion and uselsl lercsipes" Gill ~ sealed free
on sp;,licxtiun.
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DR.. BsllS Ra,lioose Pslb slvsvs
cuEes fever and sgus. daob asss, sse, ssd
cdA oily s censa.
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Fair Warning.

For several weeks The BAzOO has been
kindly advising the Clinton advocate that
il would emil il much more profitable TO At
te,d 10 iis own business than its neaghbore.
This d"esnt ssem 70 suit the views of the
egotist wi." lords it over the patent concern.
We nov give fair warning that the biokra.
ply Of certain gentleman" connected
With that apology for . newspaper is on Gle
in the BAx0o Office, - veil ~ another letter
from Bill Mead, in which the Aforesaid
gentleman" doe~ not appear IN . very "a.
vorable Lighter 1t least the paper sith
which he vas connected. A majority Of
the people of thin world make their living
md = competency, toby nindinx their
own buaine~a, and the Advocate might end
il profitable 10 do likewise. Ii may not take
. barrel Of TiIden's money 70 ees The BAsoo
70 change its views. II NJ. Tilden secures
~ somisatioa The BAzoo will Support him
-without money and without price.
Lightning hes begun to strike around The
st. Clair county people. Be careful that
somebody in the Advocate dice il not com.
PEELED 70 do great deal Of lodging.
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In this morning, as the east hound, nine
O'Clock. passenger train was approaching
The city With rapid apeed, negro man was
lying across the track vest If Mr..
Strikers. Whether he had dropped down
in that unique place for The rur,2~e simply
10 have snsnzs. or With suicidal intent, IL
nnkn"~a. tie wxs not disc"vered, h"wever,
uolil the cssw catcher had kn0ske.i him
near forty Iees. Tn. train Immediately
stopped. took him On hoard and brought
hin 70 tie depot Strange 70 aay. he va
mot killed. bat II assiosaly hurt. HE name
il Job" Napper.-AwaIan Progress, Safsr-
dog.
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ITO live long aud psnepes"-sTak
the world easy" and d.. Bulls BAltimose
Pills. Only IS cenisL
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TUFTS Pills

- eO0pooo4o4 lPoa sa5ssmnces sl-s are
fre0 ssoo aoS pe0Or rsiss sAsss rRn s.i,.re
he o~se delicate ss0amtzssstSs. Th~y
0oasrb, Cleanse. Pcs Stv. NOD Dus trSsms~
eo0 eoeise Sysesss. ~ relic SsWa sh..
OOP0ea Saver, they rirwass- She bi~.,.t
fSe0 pSosssSsss hsssss :. sass sha~ IN, srs
health asA v5sallBy 20 The 60dy, ~ausi"s
49, eewsis - s~s sssssa1:y. Wishsss
WA1r6 - Oo0 eaD feel WrIs.
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Personal.

Steel h Price. Of Chicago and 81. Louis,
re are pleased To say, are among the lev
vho make strictly pure srsseles. Their
Dr.. PRICES Cream Baking Powder and
Special davoring entrsess have h<ea ap.
proved Of BY the United States Government
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Gone Home to Die.

This morning man csuse in on the
train frnm the West in the last sisgr~ of
consumption. He waa accompanied by his
brother. Who wss on the way 70 the rs-i.
dence Of his father. near Rochport, to die
His name il James Patton. and he war horn
in Montgomery county. He left home
eight yesrs ago, and went 10 Texas. After
he left home his family moved to Boone
county, and although he had written u
his former home, his pare"ts heard ,oihing
OF him until short time sincr. when tlst y
accidentally learned he was dying of c,n-
sumption in Ieavenworih. His brother
vent after him, and the ror fellows only
wish is to r~e his aged parents end cl.sl,
the hands of lsrnilers and sisters osscr mere
before his departure Ia that bourne from
whence there In mo relufn.
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A Dead Beat.

H. nison News, July Is.
Several weeks ago . party by the name
1t +. ID. Morris" made his appearance in
the city. He claimed to be fireman. but
procured position on the Choctaw Divis-
ion Of the N X. 4. T. Morris took up
his rsislence st the Nelson Houre he .lso
had = room NJ The residence Of Mrs.. No
Gowan. on Sears street. On Wednesday
Morris 'lit out" leaving a number Of
creditors 10 mourn his untimely departure.
George Walters. proprietor of the Nelson
Hoase. suffered 10 the tune of over fifteen
dollars. Mrs. MCGOWAN will also l.rss.
something over fifteen dollars. II is re-
ported that Morris. jus, before his dep,ri.
nre stOIe some CLUBBING belonging to his
rN.m mate.
Morris is quite tall. with dark hair and
cOual,!s xion enc If those lad, vidusls who
are very free IN . short scq,iainisnc-. He
went from iknison 10 Sedslis, and 10 pre-
vent others from i'eing viciimized. We
would ark the Seslslia press 70 warn the
public against this prince Of dead heats.
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For sinking spells, Cts d,szinesr. pslpi.
aiion and Low spirits. rely On Hop Biisess.
MARSHALL HATfRRS.

From a.. Progress
%" Yesterday. about six o'cl.xk in the
afternoon. little boy, the son Of W DuAee
living ju-t south Of town. vas biii~a b. .
rat'l~-nske. The usual rrmedy. ~hi.ky. va
adn, mustered, and The little isil.v Ia day,
re learn. is getting along very yell.
-Thievine II not unirequently The result
Of nece-r''y forced BY Whist the old Roa.s.
termed noessisofis ao.LaLi Ieys~. But ve
have in Saline county men sho ply that
vacation. il il reasonable TO snppo.e, not
frum . feeling Of actual necessity. lsdoi-
ence II nj the foundaiioa Of ihe motive
which prcmpss them in besine~ Which
has ts-n carried On rather extensively il
the e, icultural Districts surrounding Mar.
shall. They have been stealing the iaple-
n'enss If industry. and not Sev Of our
farmers have lott plovs, r.kea. hoes. and
such other appliances - are usual spoa .
veil. worked farm.
john NaPper. the colored boy vho vss
thong enough 70 take nsp spoe he
railroad track, and got unoeseooaiously
lifted from bis bed Of repoas By Tie coo.
catcher Of flying train. l. ssill livisg. ssd
bida fair 10 get yell. III. svakeaiae - .
sudden and terrible one. bsrskiag come Of
his rihs and SLOWING him mp eenesally. He
ssys he did not mean Ia GO Ia sleep; bot he
il old enough In knew that railroad tssek
alHn which train pas.es every thirty min
uis~ N sie day. il M place Tor . ''sleepy.
headed Niger" to s-eb rp~c. He ~ die
coyerrd BY the engineer whea The trais ~
some hundred yards " more from him. sni
9th Tire automatic hsrak the speed of The
train Vas in = great meaaure alsckesed uhes
il ssrsck him. Hsd il oeea fsesghi train
With The old faahiosed bsahe, that IL al
human probability would have bees The
last aap Of John, the NsPper.
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A quiet AMI pleasant home IL insured
Ia all moshrrs that nae DR.. Ball. Baby
Syrup for their little ones. Ii Contains
nothing injurm.tls.