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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
A.P. TALLMAN Treasurer
Trustees Sale of BenwOOd Pro-
perry.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Thomas Tavcrs and Louisa Taycrs, his
wife, 10 me ~ trustee, dated November ~, 1871,
recorded In the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Marshall county West Virginia in deed
OF trust book No. >, page iOi, will, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1879, beginning at o'clock z. NJ, offer for sale
at the property to be sold and herein described,
the following described property, that Is to say
Lot No. IL, situated on and fronting Third street,
I'm Hiram McMechCn's addition tO the town OF
BcnwoOd In Marshall county. West Virginia,
the same being "A tract Of land forty feet aud one
inch wide ana running back ninety-Onc feet TO
alley b.
The title is believed to be perfect, but will
convey only the title vested in me by said deed
OF trust.
TERNS-One-third cash in hand; the balance
IN two equal inStallmentS at six and twelve
months, notes bearing interest and secured to
satisfaction of the trustee, TO be given for the de-
ferred payments
DENIS O'KEEFFE, Trustee
w W. COWDEN, solicitor. nOlIoawu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID w. W. Martin and Lizzie A., his wife, To
William Schambnl, trustee, dated June Is, 1871,
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
decd Of trust book No r. pages COLO, ana Of an
order of the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, made
on the 18th day Of October, 1879, appointing me
trustee i'm said deed Of trust. in the place Of said
William Schambn, who j. now deceased will,
on SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ii, 1879,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Nir-
ginia, sell at public auction TO the highest and
best bidder. the following described property,
situated in the city OF Wheeling, in said county,
that is Ia say: Lot No 40 ten, in Armstrong,
Hunter d cos addition to the city Of Wheeling,
situated on York street, on Zaue's Island, in that
part If the city called the Seventh ward.
Terms Of sale cash.
uolOb JOHN + NEHEMIAH, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
Stouie Cigar Makers Wanted.

ETvE OR SIX GOOD CIGAR MAKERS CAN
Il find employment at Ebeling & Pebblers,
No. 1913 Market street. None but good work
men need apply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
DIED.

JEPSON-On sunday evening at o'clock,
ROGER NUTTALI, son Of James and Lizzie JepSOu,
aged year, months and 10 days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents. l3I
south Broadway, Island, TueSdry, llth inst, at
10 A. N. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited. Interment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
The rules governing Catholic funerals will be
ahhcred 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
MY BREAKFAST WAS SPOILED

b. the miserable Biscuit and Batter Cakes this
morning. - said gentleman, in our hearing.
II the cook had used LOGAN, LIST & cos En-
CELSIOR BAKING POWDER, there would
have been no complaint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
NEW FEED AND SALE STABLES.
HALF PRICE SHEET MUSIC
BeIIaire & Southwestern Railway
Co.'S First Mortgage Six per cent
Twenty Year Bonds.

This Company offers for sale. for the present,
Fifty thousand Dollars, only, of the above securi-
ties and invites attention TO the following state
ments;
These bonds are flrst mortgage upon i212
miles of road extending from Bellaire TO Woods
field, its equipment, property and franchises.
The total issue is limited to S25OOOO, being less
than 81, 600 per mile upon an honestly built and
thoroughly equipped road.
About 800 900 in cash have been expended in
the construction and equipment OF the road.
Over thirty-five miles are now in successful
operation and the remainder OF the line, less
than miles, will be open by December LIST, next
This amount of bonds is offered now 10 raise
funds to finish and to thoroughly equip The road for
business at once The gross receipts for the month
of October from the road, unfinished and Nth
scdHt facilities ofdoing business were triie short
OF s. 900, showing that the annual net profits,
cftH az UN Nigt ~ UW FOI'l cdiNehtti aiN hiVAN
than enough 10 pdg The interest upon the entire
issue Of bonds and contribute in addition Thereto a
fair amount 10 The sinking fund. With the in.
crease of business that must necessarily follow
the completion of the road, with an ample equip
ment the payment Of interest and principal is
already an assured fact.
The interest is payable semiannually Janu'
AIRY and july, in New York City, or at the option
of the holder, in Wheeling or Bellaire.
The bonds viii be sold at 20 cents and accrued
interest the Company reserying the right to all
vance the price without notice
Copies OF the mortgage may be examined at
and the bonds, with full information concern
ing the same, obtained at the Exchange Bank
and the Bank Of Wheeling, in the City of Wheel
ing, and the First National Bank of Bellaire, o
! BEIIAIRE 4 SoUTHwEsTERN RAILWAY Co.
:. l.. MOONEY, President
y TAIIMAN Treasurer uOll
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Don't be Deceived,

The Burnt Alum Baking Powders are again
seeking the market in Disguise II You value
wholesome food ask for LOGAN, LIST * Co :
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER, and insist ON
having IL.
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HOUSeKEEPERS SHOULD KNOW

That LOGAN. LIST 4 cos FLAVORING EX-
TRACTS and SPICES Bre not only pure but Of
af'fci qldii'V The market Is full Of adulteraicd
and inferior goods. Get the best and You will
not regret H.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature Of the State for Educational and
Charitable purposes, in 1868, for the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, to which contract the
inviOlablc faith Of the State j. pledged, with \
Capital of 81, 10000, 10 which n has since added
a reserve fund Of $50 900. It's Grand Single Num-
Der Distribution will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales or postpOncs.
I,nk af tho following listributious
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11

The bonds viii be sold at 20 cents and accrued
interest, the Company resering the right to adj
vance the price without notice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11

The interest is payable semi-annually Ganu'
AIRY and JULY, in New York City, or at the option
OF the holder, in Wheeling or Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-11
Capital Prize. 30. 600.

1857 Prizes amounting III, 10
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all prominent points. 10 whom a liberal COM
pensation will De paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for further
information. OF send orders by express or mail
addressed only TO
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 692, New Orleans. Ia
or same person at No. 3lg Broadway, New IOit
The particular attention NJ me- public i criied ~
The fact that tie entire number Of ne Tick,ts J0r oIch
Monthly DrdUiHg is sOid, and consequently al NE
pri-cs il o1ch drdCiHg sJid and drdirR and pail
This il not The ease Nth am other company.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are IN.
der the supervision and management Of Generals
G. T. Beauregard and J. A. Early.
Ocl5eWSgt
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splendid opportunity To win fortune
Eleventh Grand Distribution, Glass l., at New
Orleans, Tuesday November 18th, lS79-llith
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Fur Lined
Circulars.

We have just opened a full as
sortment of Fur Lined Silk Satin
de Leon and Cecillian Circulars, to
which we call the attention OF
Ladies wishing to see an elegant
and fashionable garment. Prices
from $50 up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

a Brother Shoots Q Brother.

David JefIries. living abnnt six miles
southeast of V.ndalia, No., Pike county,
shot s"si fatally wounded his brother, Ed.
J~iIr'~-. on Sunday night the 18th inst. As
near - csn b. learned the facts sre -nb-
sis"iisIiy o. follows: During the year
1878 the deceased lived with his brothes
and croI~si ~iih him, and during that time
became to0 intimate With his bro,her's
wife. In October, ISIS. the deceased mar.
ried daughter Of jos Il. Goodman O!
Pike county; since that time it appears he
has ieen telling some Of the nsighhors oil
his criminal intercourse With Dsvid's wife
and on Tue~jsy the Sih inst, il came 70
the cam Of David, vho vent To his vile and
secnred his wife Of her in6deli,y. She &C.
knovIesi.ed their criminaIiiy, but aims
she Vas forcesi. lie then vent aud .av
his brother Who also acknowl lodged their
guilt hat after some words they parted and
did MT meet sgain until Sunday evening
On their way home from church. when they
commenced q"ar'eling. which ended in
Dsvisi's shouting his brother in the pres
enee of his vile and hrs wife's sister. Ed
Jefirirs died Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
He Vas shot through the brain. David
went and gave himself up 'o the constable
Of Indian Crrek township, Pike county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

A lady who recently visited Noun
tain Meadows informs Us they are now
the very picture Of desolation. Before
the MOrmOns murdered one hundred
and thirty.GDe innocent men. women
and children there in 1858. the
meadows were known far and wide ss
paradise in the desert, with an
abundance Of grass. crystal streams
and ever-Aowing springs. To-day the
grass is gone. the water courses dried
up and nothing but q dresry waste
marks the once beautiful spot. GoGls
curse Is upon il ~ 1t is upon those
who murdered the innocent emigrants
and the rude monument upon which
is inscribed, vengeance 10 mine, i
will repay, saith the Lord" is there
to keep green in memory Of the
terrible massacre Of the emigrants.
The earth. our informant tells ne,
is sinking, and the bones which were
gathered up after the massacre have
thrice been buried, but will out to
tell the damning tale. Settlers in
the vicinity say the country Is haunted
and the winds bring to their ears
piercing cries for help which echo
hack to the mountains and over the
dlain.-Sah lake Tribune.
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Double TRAGEDY.

Kansas City Mail, "Wednesday.
This morning st about half past II
o'clock word wzs received that q woman
had committed suicide by jumping into the
Missouri river. A Mail reporter w.s shortly
after upon the scene and found the report
only two true. The facts are simply these !:
II seems that the g'rl, whore right name is
Mary Ann Tracey. had lately become an
inmate of . house cf prostitution. kept by
the noiori u Bessie Stevenson II the foot
Of Broadway.
This life Of degradation was unsuised to
one Who was bird for lady, and she de.
iermined to make her escspe and go home,
but her parents, who reside On Sixth street.
would have nothing to do CT say to her, 20
this morning she made up her mind to end
her earthly existence in seeking vaiery
grave. Previous TO this time, however. she
had been seen walking along the river
bank appearing in . discon,ented mood.
but no Eotice vss taken Of her. and when
she vas .een this morning BY . email group
Of children, she seemed in an unusually
bright and happy mood. All Of rudden
the children heard ~ plssh in the water
and we're JUST in time to zee
the murky water Of the Mis-
souri carrying its burden TO death. A man
(Probably ssect,on hand, - . shovel vss
discovered upon the hank came up jus, at
this time, and casting sside Ill fesS. plunged
after the drowning girl. He manseed 10
catch hold Of her, and she. IN her death
struggle. 6xed m iron clasp upon him. and
too souls sscended to their Maker. A
large crowd soon collected and divers vere
soon ~ work endesvoring to find the bod.
ies. but up to this time without success.
The Jim Walton passed along soon after
ward. and il Is thought By persoos &C.
qusinied With the nature Of the river that
The bodies were earned down the stream,
and are By this time many miles away.
Mary Tracey. alias Belle Reyn, vas . girl
Of bright intellect and pleasing manner.
and this ssd occarrenee casts gloom over
the circle Of friends she formerly moved in.
No rsssoo can be given TO- her commit.
ting such rash oct. unle. il VS. that her
better nature overruled, and wishing 10 end
this life Of sin and shame. chose tins nsn-
nes TO accomplish that end. This should
tend 10 prove . le~oa 10 many, remember
ing that ooe step ]" bad direction leeds to
death. Much sympathy 10 expressed for
her parents Who nov. after il il too late,
re their error in not training up child in
The way il should 20.
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But Just to 0ay.

II il hut just to say that The 6rm Of
Steel 4 Price we're the 6mt to place in The
market articles for culinary purposes that
are stricsly pure and vhola.o@e. Their
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder has ob.
tanned il popularity and extended sale By
iis purity and vholsowenen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22
Our Railroad.

We we're not little surprised at IN ar
iicle in Tuesdays Ssase Journal concerning
tie Sedalia and wsnsw railroad. We
thought Burch knew something to fall
back npon, but il seems very much as
though he didn't For the benefit Of Burch
ve will say that the eedalis and Warsaw
railroad hes been surveyed, the right Of
way secured and the road bed graded
nearly all the way from Cole Camp to
Wsssv. There j. just $50. 900 to be cub
.crihed to 6nish the rosd-$55.OOO from
Pessis end $4,000 from Benton county.
Benton, Ne undeni.nd. has raised 81, 900
Of her share. leaving 5000 10 be raised.
Se'islia has sutscEihrd x43, 900, leaving a
balance due Of $4,000.
The BAzoO will shortly turn its big gun
loose On Sedalis. after which the amour,
vssied will Be freely suhscrihed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

Title Washington, the negro woman vbo
stole pair Of shoes from WIN. Courtney 4
Co., last Saturday night, particular Of
vhich vere given in yesterdsys BA.oo, had
her trial before Squire CLARK this evening
st o'clock. and vas sentenced 10 pay .
doe Of twenty-five dollan and remain in
the county jail Tor thirty days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

Outrages the Person Of His Step
daughter,
Who 10 Only Q Child Twelve Years
Old.

Late yesterday evening . colorrd man
named Fowler vent To Squire Clark.
Office and svose out . warrant for th~ Ar
rrst of Alex. Paxton. q negro man living
in d,lspi.isiesi house near the gas worxs
changing him with ouirsging the Pens,n al
his (Fowlrr'.) niece and Psxton'a step.
daughter, girl twelve yesrs old.
Al. Conner was sent by Squire Clark "a
look into the matter. and arrested Paxton
and lodged him in jill.
This morning BAzoo reporter vss sen,
TO the Jill to interview Paxton. but beyond
= few comToo- place remarks the negro
would give no answer, other than positively
denying all knowledge Of the occurrence.
He acknowledged to being drunk yester.
dav, but st"utly denied having outraged the
person Of the girl.
The reporter next hunted up the girl
To look 1t her one would suppose she wAs
more than twelve yean q: age, but hes
mother says she isn't quite twelve. She
ssid that about II o'clock yesterday morn
ing her father, after calling her in the
kitchen. forced her to lay down on the
bed, when he accomplished his hellish
purpose. The child says she screamed and
called for help; that she told Paxton tina,
he vas killing her, and other things no,
ct for publication.
The story of the child vas corrobor.ied
BY other negroes, Who claim to have seen
Paxton on the bed with the girl, and heard
her scrrsms.
There II SOMETHING very curious in the
whole affair. The mother il evidently no
better than the step father. ~ she quietly
kept her seat during the performance, but
gives n . reason for her non-inierferrnce,
that she supposed that Paxton vas simply
chsstising the child.
A. the girl shows M signs whatever of
being hurt, BY the brutal attempt she
claims To have revived, il look ~ though
il musi have hr~n going an for some time.
The trial Of Paxton Was set for o'clok
Tins afternoon before Squire Clark, but
owing To the at-ence of the Pro-~Culing
Attorney, was continued until Friday. and
Psxi"n r~msnsisj tn jsi,.
n. n.,ll,. l.ls...... ls.is. 1890
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrssions Of youth. nervous weak
viii send = receipt that will cure YOU
FREE Of CHARGE. This grea: remedy
Vas discovered by = missionary in South
America. Send self.adsires.ed envelope
to the Rev: JOrepA T. ln~an. Station ID
New York City. l-36sswly
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

ID. F. HsvIey il. that IL w.s, the 81
dslia Directory man; hut S<-ialia hasn't
got any directory man nov. That jirrc-
tory vas one Of the mot expensive enter
prise~ ever INDUCED in BY Sedalisns. and
veil tell you Why.
Hs~iey, the man Who got up the d,r~c-
tory, vas Just little too slick for the l,eo-
pie. While the printer were al vorx on
that directory he boarded At the l'r~t hotels.
smoked the finest cigars and drank the Ls-i
Of wines and liquors, all OF which, ii counse.
were procured an credit.
Yesterday he Was busy collecting money
due him. Creditors had begun to bother
him for the small amount due each. snd
many were rrjoiced to zee him making IN
effort TO collect money TO pay them ID.
But Hawley didn't intend doing any such
thing. Not he. He collected the money,
and late, yesterday evening received teIe-
grain from . blind aunt which il was
necer~ary for him to answer in Een-oo, 10 he
purchaaed ticket North on the NJ, X. 4
T.. and didn't even iarry long enough to
bid his friends goodbye, hut rather a-ton-
ished the people.
H.wley il . man h~low the medium
height. red vhi-ker and red hair. and will
weigh about l2O pounds. Dresses very
neat, and has q slick tongue. Should any,
body IT, the world rum afoui Of On individual
auswerine TO this description they would
do we'll to give him . vide berth, for that's
Havley.
A BAzOO man made m attempt to gather
the amount Of Indebtedness. due BY Havley,
but found il impossible, majority Of those
he >windled nat caring tn have their name~
given To the pubic 1t il estimated though
that he Ow~. in the vicinity of 81 600. all
Of which, Of counae, must be credited In
profit and l0aa and the account sent Ia
he zven for collection.
-Milsiness conquers-and hence Is that
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AT REST.
"'Tis not all of life to live,
Nor all Of death 70 die"

"'Tis not all of life to live,
Nor all Of death to die"
Al 10 O'Clock yesterday the remains Of
Gen. Geo. r. Smith were removed from the
home whers they had been lying in state,
10 the Christian church.
Lang before the hour appointed the
CHURCH MAS DENsELY CROWDED,
and BY the time the rsmsins were deposit
I'd in front of the altar. fully five hundced
leople were standing on the outside Of the
building. all sRxsons 10 hear the words Of
she minister and get glance At the coffin
that held Ill that va mortal Of Sedalia's
founder and fe)Dr to her people. A
vast concourre Of coiored people were pres
ent 10 pay their tributes to the man Who
had been their Lest friend. A colored man
who counted them informed ma that there
were one hundred and seventeen present.
At THE CHURCH.
Slowly the remains we're carried in and
depoaited before the altar BY the pail bear.
ers. and . prayer offered BY kev. Shockley
al the First Presbyterian church. After
another hymn the funeral discourse WAS
preached By Elder Nat. Ragland, pastor Of
the church in which the remains were Iy-
ing. Mr.. Rsgland reviewed the life Of the
corpse from his 6rst rtsidence in Kentucky
up 10 the day Of his death. He held up
the generous and charitable deeds of the
deceased, and pronounced the life to be
o"e veil worthy for the coming generations
% initiate.
A GLOWING TRIBUTE
Wss paid TO the deceased BY aome one
whOae nsme vas not given. In . letter
which the pastor read the writer told all
the vast concourse that be came 70 Srdalia
in poverty, rags and sickness, and vas
aided By General Smith. He said further
thst the beautiful bouquet Of flowers which
he sent to decorate the cofin would not
have been there had il not been that Gen
ersl Smith gave him the ground on which,
they grew, and aided HIM in other and sub
ssantisl ways. Truly. - the minister re-
marked. q higher compliment could he paid
70 No msn. "Unles~ ye have charity We
have become ~ sounding brass or M tink-
ing symbol"
THE COFFIN
WA al rosewood, silver mounted and silver
handIss Over the breast If the corpse was
. plate which bore the inscription:
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Wanted.

The police are on the lookout for one
Jerome johnson, Of Davies township, Cald-
we'll county. Who IL charged with horse
stealing snd general cussesiness. reward
il "ni for his arrest. and il he visits Ssdslis
will find himself in limhO.
When troubled with sense OF faint
ners or opprr-sion alter meals, the pleasant
est relief attains6le IL ONE or two ii DIR E.
Bulls Baltimore Pills Price - cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22
Counts Court.

The County Court sas in extra session
yesterday, Present-Judges Tannehill and
Baker.
They were called together to examine
into the condition Of Mn. Jennie Z Miller,
Who 1t il alleged il insane. Dr. Scott and
Thos. Gary were examined. Who both said
she vas . Ct subject for Treatment in the in.
sane asylum.
She Vas ordered sent BY the Court.
subsequently Mn. Miller Vas better and
il she confines 10 improve she will not be
sent to the asyluu.
This i the same Nm Miller Who hss
been to The aaylum before. She VA there
about two yeas ago few months, and va
returned home apparently cured.
This Miller family has heen before the
public very extensively the last three yean.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

DR.. Balls Baltimore pills are the SOW
sssies seoedy tes dysperia and all diRas-
Aise disoedes. Price Is CENTS. For sale
- ~ Assegisas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22
That Cutting acrana.

The case Of HoyIe and the negro Cnok
vas called in the court Of Judge Clark this
morning. but owing 10 the absence Of Pros.
ecuting Attorney Geo. p. B. Jackson, the
ccse Vas pos'pooed until Monday morn.
ing next Mr.. Hoyle il out on bonds and
the negro is in the county Jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

Henry Holvessoa and Robert Sesrcy
Plsed guilty to borse stealing last week In
the Criminal Court, and this morning were
sentenced to the pen for too yean each.
They stole horse from Frank H. Logan
ten miles south of Sedalia on the ID day oil
last June.
J. II. BankIey and and Thos. w. Hays
went through Lewis Stockmans house
near Green Ridge On the 10th day Of June
They were indicted for Burglary and grand
larceny. They plead guilty 70 one of the
changes and vese thin morning sentenced
TO the pen for three yeam each.
The boys claim to Be from Fort Worth,
Tezss. Thex. bad hsea in Sedalia- selsrsI
'dsys before the day they committed
the crime Drinking aud claim that they
Sere dsusk when they broke il the houae
The four convicted men left on the morn.
ssg train Tor the psaiteatisry in charge ol
/. good asd sulkcie.t suard.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22

Tibet furred tongue, had testing mouth
and miserable feeling. says you need Hop
Billen.