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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-17
EGR!CELTi RAJ.
The Apiary.
rEsr MorE OF INCREASING SWAEN5

There are many beekeopers who
lisspprove Of any mode of handling
bees that checks or controls their natu.
raj tendencies. Consequently they
favor only natural swarming. Now, |
desire 70 say that unrestricted natural
swarming Is the most Improbable sys'
TEN Of increase that can be practiced.
Tn fact, | know Of no one thing which
is rracticei to any extent that Is 80
thoroughly undesirable and so far be-
hind the times. Even he box bive
and birthstone pit do not prove their
advocates SO unwise as are those who
allow this mode Of swarming. Those
using the box hive might control
swarming to the extent that sufficient
honey would be secured to warrant
The application Of the birthstone
match.
A little over one year ago I sNg9es-
ted this MOTTO" Keep each colony
supplied with u laying queen at all
times" Now, l desire to make a
strong assertion, and | ask beeliecpcrs
to consider it. With knowledge Of
what state, affirm nat if this mot
to were observed, the amount Of hon
ey produced throughout the country
at present would he more than loub,
led from the same number Of stocks.
When two or three swarms are allowed
to issue the old stock is without q lay
ing queen from fifteen to twenty days,
This fact alone makes unrestricted
natural swarmlng entirely undes!ra-
Bile.
Time and space will not allow m"
10 mention the many advantages Of
the practice referred to; but / hope that
my assertions, given as the result OF
thorough investigation and actual
practice, will lead those VII" have not
already done so to investigate the at
vantage 10 be gained by the mote }d
vanced methods of increase. Many
maintain that one swarm sho"It' be
allowed TO issue: and all after sWarms
be prevented. In some localities and
somc seasons this may prove satlsf"c.
tory; bat, all things considered, ! o..
iect to any natural Gwarm;ng. There
are several modes Of fetal increase
which in most seasons will prove rrac-
ticablc; but have found that it is nee
essary to adopt some system thai Wall
suit all seasons, for we cannot deter
mire in advance " hat the season wlIl
he. | shall therefore recommend, az
ahe best mode, that Of forming nuc'ei
and building them up to full stocks,
In this way the queen may be reared
from the best selected stock. Then
one comb of brood may BE taken at a
time from original stocks, antll each
nucleus is built INTO strong swarm
The place of the cards o. brood re-
moved from original stocks should be
supplied with empty comhs, or frames
I.lea with foundations. The practl-
cal benefits to be gained by this meth
Cd could not be enumerated in sin.
gle article They can only be attained
by a thorough study Of the subject
through the various publications in
which practical bee culture is made
plain.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-06-17
Cooking Hints.

Iiss Leslie recommends that loaves
8 oread just baked should oe.wrapped
n clean coarse towels or cloths slight
II danps,E by being &ppinkled with.
: vt ct. Each loaf should thea stand
\ its edge. This is done to prevent
e csast from becoming too hard. An
i uoIorel t9oI taught me to yuo .
ia butter lightly over the top o.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

OF Q Brother ard His Sister in q
House Of Prostitution.

Kansas City Star.
There was a strange, rowaniic occur
renee Ia house OF al i.me on Monday
tsrt.
% the tay mentioned. . very pretty girl
.ppi,-d 20 Msism Nellie Scott, q; Fourth
aud Hysncvi'e -'fvrt., IOr admiiiance 10
her horse ~ = bcafder. The g,ri i. de
-crib~d by Mad-n scott "a being very
beautiful, sikh pretty N ,nners, etc, max
ng 6eT a.s :e the cot; mon run at wnu.en I'll
i.r kiEd. For so,,,e reason rot - ai.d che
DID noi axe up quarters at the place ul-n-
uoHeC, bui l.s-r on tie same day she es-
tered Madam Cha K'- h"u-e On the ~ 90,
Grand avenu~, between Second sni laird
rtfeei-.
Soon after she w.s insla allied, 70 ing man
called, snd was greatly siaiI;ea with the
q. - boa,ders ch. rms Wni.e they we're
eng sged la conversali ion. one oi the w,n,.,,
uf the hoG-- enter 4 and .a,d -l.e as
greatly .. oRisie.i a; the remark able ~
-~mbl -nce be we-n the new ho@Idrr and
her visitor. The aes bp sr.:c', ~l,us. name
10 not at present knosn, noticed She re-
N -ik and Responded that size mad discover
ed -nmeth,ng familiar ia the visitor voics.
When quite small. she viri hsd lei,
home and o 81 bd; n liant remembrance at
her people, but she hid remembered
through all her y -nd~ring- that her nsoIie!
had his name iaiocef upon Lis arm, s.d
after the sound of Tie fsmi!,,r Voice ard
The discovery Of resemblance in features,
she asked him in anne fear la rrii up his
sleeve. The visitor obeved in surprise ~
the strange request, and the ,s'nO mark
stoosi revealed. " iih = sobbisg crv, the
girl threw herself Bpon the Young mans
neck aud told him ih.t ne ws- her brother.
The man, in turn, ws- s.m.-t Pr,r,6ed With
horror al ire -i'n alton in which he found
himself snd the crime he ". sbou; to Com
nit. and The two spbhea in-ir sorrow oni
up.,n each others bo>om-. 'AiI- well shat
ends welt, ;" aud the brother, ~ho is q mar
RED man aid weil-,o a", iook ni> sister ou'
Of the dsp;.,s 1T her deyr>ds ion Ia I'll .
place in his o~n home. The story is q very
strange ore, but i, can b- verified ny 'i.z
ra women in either Madam Clark. or
Madam SCOTS house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

My Oldest son has just gone on the
stage. but the others will probably
never enter the theatrical profession"
"Unless you care to speak Ut the
pending suit, Mrs. Bouc;cault, / will
not refer to . subject which may Be
painful"
"You are kind. ] do not care to
speak much OF the unfortunate matter.
Mr.. BOucicault has fled IN answer to
my bill tor divorce, and the matter re.
mains IN the hands Ot the court. The
press has been very kind to me. III
though at first some journals seemed
disposed To be very bitter. do not
want to fight my battles in the news
papers. aud il l did. cuuld not ex-
poet To cope wiih Mr.. Boucic~ult, Who
is widely known and u man Of gIea,
influence"
You ~lll remain in American"
Oh. surely. This is my home.
am an American citizen and my chill
dren were all lUrn here"
"'ell ME what you think Of Irving.
the English lrsgedian, Of whom we
near 80 MANY diver-e cpiaions?"
MIR. Irving is a grea, artist. H-
has taken Shakespeare of the pedestal
ard makes him comprehended. He
doesn't act Shakespeare ON s,ills. He
has ignored the old Kemble school
and gives us coIloquial readings OF
the lines Of the master mind. IT,
wing has maDnerisms. but I think him
the greatest Of tragesilans. You are
to have Bernhardt here
''Oh, YES, for several evenings"
do you think she will do we'll
financially ?"
THAT is conundrum; and vet II
would seem So First. there il the
curiosity which every human being
who rexds has to see the great sara;
then. you know, We have many de-
scendxnts Of Ia belle France in De-
troit who still speak the language"
a. h! ] hope che will do we'll for
the sake Of the drama, love my
profession. artistically. aud l love to
see the higher drama succeed"
The call boy summoned "Arrsh" t.
the stage. and Mrs. B"ucicaulr. grace
fully saluting the reporter. ran up thu
stairs to be be discovered, like Niobe,
all tears.
She is an amiable little lady, on
whom the years sit lightly. and de.
serves success. She will produce this
seas'n a play nv DumA6, which is
being localized for her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Two TO Ooe On Hancock

Ho@ard PIX, Ei. Gould and Tornado
jim, twao, bs the wsy: compose tn. !nnI-
est Trio ut radicals So line burg, We're sisrd
ing rear The BAZoO orlcs, ye-,e,a., .f,-r-
noon, when a S-B;ieni.n SAID to item:
There's 4 man down at The Garrison
ho,,se ~ho hS- considerable Cash that he
- e. -,ing 10 vet al tine rate # two to onr
m III ,ncssck."
The trio ho~!ed in chorus, "Lets 60 and
zee him and take ihx, hrr.'
They huii led nloa.. by the mos. direct
route, .sch viIg 10 beat the other there.
Psik reached The hotel ir-t and es.eriy in.
quir~d OF n strange, ~here ie that a, who
wanted 10 bet two 10 one on Hsnc.ckg
TIE stranger s.,d.'-l am tie man." Let
M b we that bet" yelled the three. in
chorus. "No," he said, 81 promised IL 10
anoS her geniiem ,n."
THE boys came back mp town, puf6ag
and saving, I'VE thought il vas Too good 10
be true"
To tho e delud d young men the BAzoo
desires say ths; sitter election returns
are all in, there will be weeping. waiting,
pulling OF hair and CRASHING Of ieein
among you, for you will lose the money
YOU have put up ob Gir6eid, for do you
h'yah me, Hancock viii lie elected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Criminal Court.

To morrSv is the first day Of the Novem.
Der term of criminal court for this county.
John E. Ryisnd, Of Lexington, will pre-
side, he having been appointed TO 6ll the
unexpired term of the ofice of the late
Judge HILL Court will convene on Nor
day end adjourn without bearing any cs..s
until Wednesday morning, when both the
grand and petit jurors have been summoned
20 appear. The term docket elbows sixty
Eve csaes set ready for trial. exclusive, Ct
courae, of the many cases that the grand
jury m.y give birth to. Of the docketed
cases there are NO for murder in the second
degree, four for assault With intent to kill,
two for forgery, two for grand larceny,
twenty-six for selling liquor without Ii
ceose, two for keeping g,ming hous ., Eve
for socts0neering without license, two 70.
SEEMING, too for obtaining goods under false
pseteosss. one for Islander, two for assault
With intent 10 r.pe, and few cases OF NJ
interest 70 the public.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

WALNUT CREEK, PErrIs COUNTY, Oct.
%. l680.-EDIT0R BAzoo: ALLOW me
space in your paper for . few remarks
Mr.. EliphIet Durrell gave the young folks
. social party on the evening of Oct. 18th,
10 honor of General Hancock. Al an early
hour the rooms were comfortably filed.
After cone time had elapsed i, social talk.
al sere ieviied'to supper, to which ali did
ample Justice. The supper was an elegant
sepass, showing that the hostess knew that
so0ethiag to eat wss csentia! 10 good
parry.
After supper the evening wss passed in
social games until the ahor. hours of morn
ing was approaching when al went home
Wishing that the hoet and hostess old dsys
would b the hsppiesi days of life. The
following wees some OF the guests your
correspondent noticed: The Misses Hat
tons, Aiae Crawford, Miss Ola Russell, Of
Bates couoty, Mio Jennie Aaxerson, of
HenFv county, Mis Nina Furguson. Miss
LAZY Warren, Mis- Susie Middleton. .nd
the Misses Hubbard. Messrs. J. E. Fer
euson, Wm. Hatton, WIN. McCo,mick,
Jss. Petty. WIN. RUSSELL, Prof L. Roberts,
Sam Middleton, John Warren and Others.
n
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
SARA SAYS
That She Would Like to Come
to Kansas City.
An Actu l Measurement Made of
the Renowned Actress.
liie Kansas CIV Star.

| NEW IURK Oc,. 20. 1880
, lett ksnses Cts on Mandy. 40 later
vnx So beIuil I.:I iur you - 80. a. - ; b.
/ ..a;: .-u. =. \, ~, 40 .riiv.;! ] lea: .c.i
.h>t she a.. ,o INV. st Pier Ns. ~ or the
.ias.iyre ou Wedn :iav. .nd l h,s,-ne,i
do~n 40 h. pier 80 await her arrival.
.ai on the pier ior ,Shi!e watching the
chip, g., up and ..o.a the river I,rIs HIe,i
with love, hope, codfi-h and inub~r, until
;onr o'clock =. u. when 'h- imes iga- hoS-
I IN si.nt and came gliding up ,ir r.v.r. AZ
soon -. she ~ m sae fast 10 The deck
cIimned ,oosrd sni
PRESENTED NY C,kp.
80 yes.' I'D Sarah. "! have ss.ri %!
+. In. ES-ni.g star frequently. sri IA very
glad Ia make y"uT acquaintance. Viii
Won step down into the cabin and iaks
sou.ihing?"
Il xa- delighted at Iti- Emma ABBOTT
/ like mark al confederation ais. de- cen.i'n.
I :ato the beautifully f"ini.hei cabin vs.
reg he'd xi,n -ume ria Is,jia0ire"
Alter short but p.-a--nI conversation
-.id. - lie, haze been especially in
-'ruciri Ia extract c-Ttsin I.ioini -,ion
RON won. j no;'~ you ~,i. not c ,n-iier
me rude ar U,.r- than Eecsss ,riiy in!.u. i.ni.
Oh, ~4nG 80 SIX, all yen let r.e
NraSI:RF Yor' ~
"fc.h,i,ss,snf' said the CHARMING but di:-
ph ..aoU- S.Is.
Il I,,os q t,pe line and me ,-uI,d iir-,
hes wair', wiIicn w-- Fur inches in circun-
.er-nr-. Tier bust ni.s~ur-n-n, va. two
'ne.,.~ HoIs. AIT: her shoulder the me.
Her arIB- e-sussd "e srr: nae-haIf
fnez~Isei---w-il. ~ - of no c n-,aasnre
She w.s vs'y thin. 80 Thin iH j.,t in,t ]
missed her several times wien sine tuTn-d
her side 10 me. Sine Il :h,s ~ lofty nine
pounds"
Wnsn Ii.s Beruhsnit got ready 10 GO
..hu.e -he told me 'oc.ll ri the WINDSOR in
the evening. l called &c the appointed
time ard she conv-i-vd very inir!ii.enliy
upon knn--s Civ.
Ca. Won see san Francisco from Kan.
sas Ci'y ~ required Mi-s E-'nLsrdt.
.oB, Yr-." REPLIED,
IN sns,s City ard San +, -ncisco are cnly
seps, aIri hy an imaginary line. ID, Won
think g; coming cut our cav soon ~
I" .-i'. I don't know. I have SO manv
engagements ahead that can't ieil, bu,
did SAINT to drink YOUR K.~ wafer aud se~
Eugene Field. What kind OF looking
msn il h-?'
"A ia',e portly msH." I replied, "vi'h !
large diving bs.ri and whi-kers AMI
mild. brown eye
''Oh, wi~a that he would write some. /.
thing about me. You know like the Alb !
bot sfush. think that vas so nice. How ]
many photographs
DOES HE DEN ,ND?-
Nine"
And how msny kissesy'
"None. He's married"
Scope d. Jcsoo," ssid Ssiiie, "I'll have TO
take . tumble f mon ana ~
l told her thought SD, and she changed
the subject aud wanted 10 know all shout
Morris stevens and all the boys.
i gave her whole BUCKET full Of in
formation on the subject and finally made
her promi.e To come 10 ksnsxs City before
he returned TO Europe. She told me TO
'end the Evening Star 90 her address, No.
80 Bou.ev srd Hou--msG. The d, sms here
will run little slow until after election,
when the dramatic season ~ill open bril-
|isniiy with Bernhard. ss Adrienne La
,ouvre. CoNANT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Assaulted ana Battered.

Friday evening, about dark, ~ Mr..
Nike Murphy wss -,sndinx in front 81 HE
bo.riiI , h"use, in Ess, se,ialia, thee
b,a set Who board At SuilivaS'- bo sro ing
.onse, I The namcs Of whom are all
unkBo~. except one whose name is HoH
man, Cine walt ing along near him and
began kicking some Tin pans and buckets
waich at IN iront Of Tin shop near b..
and wee used NJ a sign for thst busi-
re>-. .lnrpby said Ia them, "D,n'l ruin
hist poor man's iInwsreg' when they ran
Al MIN, knocked him down. aid i.sat him
no, numerically. He Wa ~ that tine
'unscqu sinied with any Of them, and no
cause can be assigned for their brutal
treatment except bad whi-ky. Wsrranis
hsve been sworn out for their arrest, but a.
vet none OF them have been taken into Gus
iody.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Killed by0 Train.

Thur.day morning, freight train going
east from Upton, found nearihat city the
remains of . man who had been run over
aud killed By some train during the night.
His hesd, right arm and lex vere terribly
crushed. The r~mains. On being taken to
Mons,esu station, vere recognized a. tho.s
Of German vito hsd psssrd through the
citation the evening before on foot, and hsd
stated in conversation With some at the CIT.
iz.ns ihst he wss . 0uaic teacher, and
h.d lost his mind. From letters fouad on
his perpon he i supposed TO hsss beea one
Henry Meyers. vhn. 9th brother. hsd
been rssiding near Kseaaa City. Whether
the killing - accidental q Suicidal, y
not knovn.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
In q DESTITUTE Condi-ion.

4 sidow w"msn prDb,hiy forty yssrs o
sse. named Mrs. k.rk~,i:hi, accom-; 'snies
by her three children. i've .iiis and . hoy
va. in the city yesterday and in almost .
destitute condition. She came IRON near
Versailles, where her brSband recently
died, and was erdcavoring TO get 10 Long
wood, where she expected TO secure . sit.
us,ion 9th Milton joplin, who resides
near there. a. housekeeier. She had With
her lev articles Of wearing apparel, and
tne sun Of 8 in money, aud this consii-
,uted her worldly all. Some gentlemen .,
the Garrison, alter having heard her s'or,,
started . subscription, and qui'e . nest liz
lie sum vss raised for the vomsn's benefit.
The proprietor of the hotel kindly cared
for her and her children Tor dinner and in
the afternoon she vas cent to her destinss
ton near Louevood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

What do seating spplrs" eat, and how
do they do il Boston Herald.
Well. Judging from the kind Of pains
they p.ad Ice in the mschs Of email boys,
ws think hey have essen couple Of mules
and \ halt Dr. Zen w,ld cats.
Comets are wearing ~ long trans this
season n. n-usi-K-ntucky State Journal
Do they make - much baslle ~ usual
Thought at . church fair: Fain,
pocket bcok never captured fair lady
Ioakers StsierDan.
And i, couldn't hold her il j, did capture
her.
A b~sxsr act mp business the other dsv
with u email -ign reading. ''H~lp WAIVED
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
He'll 6nd pretty much the entire popula-
,ivn Of the world his competitor, and a
yrea, many of them doing large business,
though they didn't shove out their sign a.
consPicuously o. he did.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

Rev. Mr.. Hollswsy, the pastor of the NJ
E. Church South, was uoexpectly visited al
HE home By his congregation 10 body, on
Last Thursdsy night, and provided BY
them with . complete supply of -four
meats, fruit, vegetables and other things in
the line Of est.bles, that would tend 10
make the heart of the pastor leap for Joy.
Shakespeare says, "The congregal thu,
psys ito minister promptly and leeds him
veil, the same she'll Be proepered."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Run Them In.

There is clsrs of ''clever" yOung ue''
in this city who make business OF pick OK
up drunken fa,msrs, and, alter insrsiI.,ing
themselves in their confidence. robbing
then of all their money. These young
men are all known 10 the police.
The mode these young men pursue u,
irst TO fall in with u green rural anil sel
him iuIi at his own expense. They oHer
10 play him some kind Of = robbers game.
II he won't do THE. thev silently zeal his
money and skip out. Many green persons
ste lhns robbed here every month. They
m Ike no complaint 10 the auihor,ii~s, IN
rDc I Instance. and the public never hear
of the occurrences. Every once in q
~!li.. thc-e -'.akir>" c,me out in . new
suit, and il il apparent 10 those who knos
;h-t shey have made haul. The officers
should de something to extermina,e these
ioaEng pe-ir.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

A few days since Rev. H. X. Miller, of
the n. E. Church, wss not little surprised
ct being called from his bed at the un-ea-
souable hour Of .. m. by a young couple
iron the country, Who we're DESTROYS of
having him tie for them the matrimonial
knot then and there.
The reverend gentleman, not caring to
perform 20 solemn task on such short mo-
tice. refused 20 TO do, and the young couple
were compelled to take their departure
without having had pronounced the words
which wouId have made them man and
wife.
But they were not discouraged. They
believed % the old saying, IF at first you
doe't succsed, try, try again." and in con-
sequence . couple Of days later again APP
pearcd sud confronted Rev. NJ. with the
seine request After questioning them
closely, sad ascertaining that there vas no
reason Why they should not travel down
lifs's pathway together, he consented to
perform the ceremony. and they we're unit
ed. let us hope, for all time 10 come.
People Who desire 10 marry will find
Rev. Miller only too glad to accommodate
shse. but they will please call At some
oah6r hour than 3 Q. 10.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Through Q Bridge.

city from the south, last evening, . BAzOo
reporter learned that freight train on tine
Houston & TEXAS Central railroad went
through . bridge on that road, near Nc
Kinney, forty miles south Of Denison. late
Friday afternoon. The informant slated
that he did not know the cause of the
structure giving way. but it vas probably
because the bridge vas in the same coDdI-
tion - the road bed-horribly bad.
No one was hurt-at least it was 40 re-
ported-and beyond . few hours' delay and
the transfer of passenger. there was no
trouble.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Brocing Up.

TIE friends Of 3 certain young msn in
an Ohio street dry goods rtore are glad to
zee that he ~ braciug up aud becoming =
ladies' man. There is hope for him yet. n
lsst week he made his fret call On young
lady. He ie very likely yoons one, and
wi! in time be one Of our greatest be.ux.
Give him rocm-with . young lady and
only one chair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

-Uncle Samuel Hail says that ST.
Jacobs OIL has iimbered up his limbs and
he is nov ready for that foot race on the
Fourth. We are resny, too, Uncle. You
did the fair thing when you notified us in
advance that you had used St. jacobs Oil.
We can prepare aecordinsly.-Js ekson
(Ainn.) Republic.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

There 10 . gentleman in this city Who
owns fosiy-four acres Of land six miles
fsum Sed ..is-ssxes paid 10 date and .
good title gusran,eed-veli worth 1900
cash, bot in real estate valuation, worth
$500. He propo-es 10 sell il to any gen
,Ien.n Tor $500. payable wen Hammock
csssies Nev osk. os for 81 90 when Gar.
Geld carries New Yosk. Call ss the BAsoo
..Gsos for particulars Pot up or shut up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

A rampant radical. who seemed not to
know the value of money, made himself
conspicuous at the G Arrison house yester-
day afternoon. Immediately after the arri
val Of the st. Lonis train. BY pacing up and
down the platform and Offering to bet 500
that Moses would beat Hopkins. He had
the money in his fist, and a. he waived il
aloft be yelled, "money talks, and don'i
you forget it," At the time the reporter
left the man had not been accommodated,
although there we're several gentleman pre-
s-ot Who offered 70 put up $50 against the
500. Somebody IL going to be sadly ief,
when the votes are counted Tuesday night,
and the BAzoo iDclines to the opinion tn At
il won't Be the democratic side of the
houoe
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02
Doe Not Count.

There was considerable bad whisky
drank By buns on the streets last
night and . half dozen fights indulg.
ed in. bat - the boys are only re.
hearing for exhibition on election
day, no arrests we're made and hence
the above budge-drinking and fist
propelling does not count.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-02

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in the world, snd yet all can End
sure relief BY the use Of On.
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