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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

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IT is only as relief from the intoler-
nble bore of baseball that the pedestrian
9.ania can be tolerated. Both have be-
'omc public nuisance, only differing in
,.rgree and the number of fools the re-
-',ective performances develop. The lat
-ar has brought out the endurance of the
male sex to an astonishing degree.
heretofore woman has been credited with
unnderlul "staying powers" in the exer-
rise of her tongue. The late Mrs. Caudle
Sas All example in point and also q
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The Government pays annually $119,-
$50 rental in the District of Columbia
for buildings in which to transact the
business of the respective executive de-
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MR.. MANDL, the American citizen
who was forbidden to lecture in Berlin
on Emigration" has outwitted his enc
mics. He published his lecture in
English, French and German, scattering
it broadcast and reaching successfully the
people from whom he was cut off.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-01

The winter has been unusually mild in
the White Mountains-a region which has
long been associated with frigid tempera-
ture. Work on the Bethlehem & Fran
coma Narrow gauge Railroad has suffered
little or no interruption OIL account of the
weather. About two hundred men are
now employed, and it is expected that the
road will be ready in June for summer
travel. This line will connect Bethlehem
Station with the Profile House.
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The revision of the English (King
-lames) edition of the Bible, which has
llready been in progress nearly ten years,
will not be completed for two years more.
IN the meanwhile we must patiently put
up with the Bible which was good enough
or our fathers.
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THE Whipping-post Bill will probably
be defeated in the Missouri Legislature,
while another bill authorizing jailers and
Work-house Superintendents 10 farm cut
prison labor, is likely to pass.
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l.. U. REAvIs, who bestrides a hobby
called "The Removal of the National
Capital to-St. Louis" is not dead, as suf-
tering humanity supposed. He delivered
lis lecture at Springfield, ILL.,, Wednes-
lay night.
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SETH GREEN always talks fishy, and
thus Seth Seth: ga great many persons
believe that every fish the size of her.
ring is herring"
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The highest and only medals of merit given for
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ers of B":ison's Capclne Porous Piasters by the
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-03
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, ara now prepared TO make all kinds
OF
PICTU URE FIR A Nj ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines
specially.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws fled by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Lcsy's Store.
/ GEO WALKER.
+ W'innemuccs, july Is isT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-03
FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District, in and TOR Humboldt county,
Nevada.
In the matter of the estate of W. J. Walkon
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative of the estate OF W. j. Waiken
deceased, to the creditors of and all personS
having claims against the said deceased to ex
hbit them, with the necessary vouchers, WITH
notice, to the said Administrative, at her resi-
dence in Indian Township, Humboldt county,
Nevada ISABELLA WALKER, ~
Adn,ihistratrix OF the estate oi W. J, WalkeA
deceased
Dated at Wiaasaauccs, August ". asTa ~
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For all Disorders Of the
stomach. Damiana Bitters
Ne Levy. Agent. Whine
mucca.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29
Another Horne Thief.


About ths 10sh Of this nossh highly
respectable locking old nas, rode iato Goa
oosdis on good horse. He gave hia name
- . NJ. Williana, Of Cole county. He
repsesenaed hiaself - . wealthy catiIe
nas, and stated that be ~ On biz vsy
hone. He alsosaid that il vs. bic original
isssstios 10 ride home bosssbsck, bat o.
M 20 tie heat, b voaId b obliged . ssli
his hosss and return o. The can. TheFe-
fore - would dispose Of ie chssR NJ.
Heary Deutchlef, . citises Of Coecopdia,
asked hin What he would take for It, asd
~ informed IS ~ The price Of The ssi-
nal. NJ. ID. 6sslly purchased Il Tor SIS.
Lass Tussday NJ. Ensess Carlass, . veil
ksovs Ksasas City livery Stable keeper.
made bic appearance 10 CoacoFdis and
claimed he hosse. He stated thst NJ.
Willisos bed hired TIE boue froo him
upon false representations, and then lit ont
He proved biz property and Of coune Mr..
Deuschles gave up the hosse. III. D..
then hearing that hosse thief had been
brought hese BY Ed. Goodwia. cane down
yesterday 70 10 If he vas Mr.. williams.
Bot when be arrived here the man had
been turned loose and left The city.
WiIlisas i man shout 60 year. Of age.
With sandy heard streskea With gray.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

in mystery. The statements
Of the girls show the Hannum girl
tn have been stranger to them, and
therefore, she could have had no
grievance tn redress. From the
stories current it isaltogether probable
that it Was an act Of ''pure cusssd-
ness-a harum scarum piece Of busi-
ness. ~ it were-such case. prrh&ps,
and in fact where il would not be
difficult n make . jury believe tina
the perpetrator wss crazy. If she is
or ii she is not. the affair shows her
tn be q dangerous sort Of . girl tn he
prowling around. and measures should
be taken to have her placed where
her, mur,lerous proclivities will he
eiiectually curi,ed az checked.
COMMITTED To JAIL:
At 2 O'Clock the defendant vas
brought from Jail by Police Constable
Kelly. She was accompanied by her
mother. The complaint Was read. tn
which she responded not guilty.
Through counsel she demanded an
examination, which Was set down for
Monday next at ID q. m. Bail was
placed ut $500, and Mrs. Hannum
left the Courtroom To secure bonds
men. Bail will probably be given
this afternoon and the Il. PENDANT
released. When arrested ut her
mothers home this ns"saiuy she de-
clared that she did not know the
pistol was loaded.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

An attempt was made yesterday
afternoon to rub the premises Of c""-
ductor Frost, Of the M. Pacific. Mr..
Frost resides ou West Seco0d street,
between Osage and Kentucky streets.
His family are i'll aDl he has . nurse
employed. In the rear # his prem
ises Is . stable in the lift IL which .
lot of clothing. ,tc.. is .,"r.d. Yes
ter,lay q rough L-,king mas was seen
going out of the hack gate whih be lett
gate open. The Mas closed and licked.
A short time after the nurse ana! some
children saw the same man jump down
from the LIFT and again 20 out the
gate. An examination revealed the
fact that the fellow hal opened .
trunk. taken out . l"t of dresses. and
crUw.lesl them into . stove. He had
also filed . small lool tub with . lot Of
old shoes. etc. Il was his intention,
evidently. Z" steal them, bat ~hy he
did mot take them Vas . mystery.
However, il Mr.. Frost had been
around there abnut that time. that
fellow would Mne have han.lled any.
thing hut liniment for some time to
come.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

ThlD summer resDst - TaPsdIy Oe-
eooing l.1'sIsr vi.i our people. fro"
Tie facs that eseh can camP out and
Do - be ple.ses. The SPRING. and
shady groves are just % nature made
them, anil families especially c." en-
joy Ill the delights Ut summer resort
Ior len thss they en- live ut home.
All that . required is tent. bsdsli"g.
cooking utensils and provi-ins. There
Is NO hoiel long hill of charges.
Charley Roll. who is .cj"ur"ing out
there with his family. was in the city
yesterday and gave the BAzOD s''ne
interesting information regarding these
springs and their surr"undingz.
There are nov csmpea in the vicin-
ity some thirty families, eleven of
whom are from Se.lalia. Among The
latter are Charley Roll and family. F.
A. 6amps'n and family. Geo. Dugan
and family. Z. L. Phipps and family.
Mn. Ritte-. daughter and ss'. Dr..
Brown. wife and son, Mr.. Brandon
and family. Jas. Bray and family.
Ms. Needles aud family. Walker Fry
and family. jas. Glass and family.
Juo. Saeed, Mis Sallie Potter, Louis
Deutsch and family. Jno. Shy and
family, and others. There are also
two families from Hickory county.
The springs contain highly medicinal
propertie.. and are excellent specifies
for certain clsses Of diseases. TLey
comprise white sulphur. black sulphur,
silt aud ire,h springs. oil With" q
stones throw If each other. Mr.. Vim.
Courtney, the owner Of the land. Is
having IN analysis made If the ~s,s rs
of the different springs. which when
comple,e.l will be published. They
are situated three miles vest of H"us-
tonia, aud five miles east Of Browns.
vile. C.mveyances can be procured
at either ii these p'i"ts fur the springs.
The amusements con,ist "f fishing
and hunting. ssrolls in the grves. cru
quet, swimming and bathing in the
Blsckwater. etc. Messrs. Roll and
Sampson are the bugoloeisss of the
place. and their search for the "vsr'
mints" at night is highly interesting
to the hugs. The other night their
tent was entered BY a-frOg. The
panic that occurred among the ladies
vas Undesirable. R,,li says ihsphe
was not afraid.
One drawback experienced is the
distance they have Z" &" |" prrurs
butter. eggs. milk. etc. The farmers
in the immediate vicinity are all
cleaned cut.
There IL M charge Ia tie grounds,
which are unimpEovsl ansl free To all.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

One of the BAzOO tribe returned
ff"m Monegaw Springs last night. and
he is streaked wish white sulphur and
black sulphur all the way through.
There are two springs. one Of each
kind. within . short distance Of each
other. The hotel 1t the Black Sui.
Phur Is built Ut four log houses be-
meath, roofsd in with . second story oi
msnlerh construction.
The White Sulphur Springs has
ether than mechanical attractions.
A. you apprusch il you can take your
chOice ri smusements-air gums, rou-
lette. etc. A circular swing. ton. ~
licits patronage with . bass drum,
cymlals. hand organ, and q female
orchestra. Up on . hill Is another
''hotel," in iront u which two buxom,
laretn'sed lsssss were stripping chick
ems Ut their feathers at q furious
rate.
o. Thursday last there was bar.
becue given at the White Sulphur
and oil night beiore nm OK was lying
in = trench Of resl-hOt cOals, an.l q
persistent individual Was harding him
with linimen, tn cure the burns.
There Was ~ leas, thousand people
there that day. and the dancing plat
form. about 100 BY 70 feet. was Gun
stantly occupied.
One Of the mort interesting features
IF the place is The Chicken Rsst.
You approach this by crawling
through the ''brush." Then there 10
y small creek spanDed BY 4 log-if YOU
cant walk it you must ''coon it,"
After you get acrss you must treat.
and then Az oath Is administered that
the visitor ~ill not tell what he sees,
hears ar l.ss. After that he j. taken
into r.mm where he can take his
choice Of p'ker. faro. ns"nte, etc: In
another pDrii"n IL the establishment
the shrine of Venus is erected and wor.
shipped. Such is the Chicken
R0ost."
There Is at least five hundred pen
pie camrri there. jrnoying themselves
each sccor,ling To their lsnt. Nature
has done everything i"r this place
man has only cut down the brush
At some future time We will more
thoroughly write it up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29
HI00INSVILLH.

The town boarl are ready tn ie-
ceive bids for the bsikling Vt the new
two story brick school house.
Tho growing corn Of lafayette
county never looked better and oil are
in good spirits over their future pros
poet.
The farmers Of this vicinity have
stacked their wheat instead Of thresh-
ing from the shock, on account OF
heavy rains.
The Lafayette County Adsaaoe.
published 1t this Plsce. he's ieued it,
third number and u veil liked. The
proprietors, King 4 Luce. hail from
Savannah, No.
The new ostory brick drug
store Of Dr.. G. F. Buehner 10 nearly
6nished. II d sixteen feet deep, iron
front, and altogether Is quite IN addi-
tiou tn the business part Of town.
Gen. ]. Shelby. near Paeeville. has
been running . seeam thresher fur sev-
es.l days, trying to get through bic
600 scrs wheat crop. Il - being
shipped to s. Louis - fast % il comes
from the machine.
The CO A. trackmen that struck
last week for higher wages lor work.
have received their pay, and after
leaving most Of il With different -
ln.ns ii the town are asking work exc
where. . number VI them going To-
Sedalia and Ksnne City.
The calaboose that burned down
last winter il being replaced By . new
uoe. Two rooms. plenty Of aocommo-
dstions. The one that hes been in
use was partly under ground. and psis-
oness were Liable to immsrsioo any
night on account VI frequent shovesa
-Windsos d Co. are running one
onel shaft eost Of thi plsce
The trims ~ the c. 4 A.
uiih coal, and are nov opensag anosher
mine vese Of tovn. shout tvo miles,
loe The saos purposs. Another mine
, being opened near tOws on the rail-
'uad to sspply the demand Of Other !
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

juvenile Ilnan0joring.
Abost . vssk or tes days ego. while il
w. 20 burning hot, . naDbes Of little mr.
ehi.s in the neighbosAood Of Seveath and
Kentucky sesseh coseludsd 70 80 into busi-
ss.. II vas . Joint sock company, tbouGh
not issesporsasd. o. Ct lsooss. Another
got ios. asoehsr got saGas. another Psoesrsd
pitcher and goblets, and ssosher furnished
ths counter Or dry good box. asd otbem
did The heavy standing around, just - u
done In Ill joint sock ooapanisA
Ths lemonade ~ made. and The entire
company Of littls shsven vocifera'ed 70 the
exteat Of thsir Lungs
sHessb your nice lemonade,
Mod In The shsde
AID stirred With spade," etc.
To ~ . coooeecial Phrass. the market
~ dull and inactive. and buyen and sell.
- spart until . esstIenas came along.
asd ios The novelty Of he thing iavestsd .
aieksl. After b he'd eoee shs entire con-
Pany gathssed asousd and gassd It thst
nickel With easspsursd interest, ssd IN .
~ oisuies there W. Q univessal dssire 70
dselsse . dividesd and Close Up besioeas.
Right here The sroubIs besan. The nickel
eoaid nos b divided. and al wasssd il
Esch elaiosd it, md each claim ~ Wig
osoosly ssisssd b . ssasioous opposisioa.
Asvsr snsssd, ssd . criais asoss il this
eooasrcsal enterprise. Finally, . vss lie.
tie Gprl psepsd out vi.ely iron her 500 bon
sss and said, "Lsts PIT Il II shis cigar box,
md pat Dc box sP il, . tsss. I'D 1t IL
nickel grow, and gro~, and grow, until thers
i ose for ill r.
This Suggestion met With hearty acqoi-
ssossea The nickel ~ Pot in The box,
and . boy clinbsd . shsds tree and d.
posted il 10 Tie csoseh Of too liohs- In
about aea aisutes one usehia nsde voyage
a discovery up ths tsss 10 - bow mech
that ssckel he'd grown. Thea asoibss sr-
chin would 20 up aad isssss,gass. I'D 900.
until oos little fellow Gid down iron ~
tsss and brought With hin lie hsastrssdisg
iaaslligesoes
sThs-tha-that nickil b s-s-sll eoosr
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