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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Gets His Gun O6-Wounding Seri-
ously two Other Kids.

Yesterday at wsrsaw young boy named
Frank Smith, son Of the editor Of the War
ssv Timee. and another young boy named
Otto Schmidt, neither Of them icing aged
above IL years we're both shot and eriously
wounded BY the csrelssnses of another
l2-yesr-old youth, Who vas carrying in his
hand lo.ded double-barreled shos.sun.
The three boys sere walking along the
rosd together, while out huntine, when the
boy Who carried the gun slipped and vss
about to fall, when be threw the gun from
hrs hand.
The hammer Of the gun struck rock
dischs'sing 10th barrels. the contents Of the
sarne 6nd,ns Judgment IN the bodies Of the
other tvo boys, dangerously voundioe
young Smith, and inficrine painful but not
serious wounds on Otto Schmidt. Hopes
srs entertained for the recovery Of Smith,
but be il in very critical condition..
All boys % scoa - they are veaned
should carry rsvolsep and b slloved to
~ fooling around With losded Ore arms
il gives undestskess md Tombstone sellsssa
job.
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HS Left Hla Love.

Not long since . m .iden lady left ihi,
city and jouroeyed 10 St. Louis, where shs
made her home. Though ST. Loui. hs'
myrisds Of fair @aidens, yet an Influx Of
the fair populations is hailed With pride,
for there 10 always room for one more, end
the young men are very Numerous End 81.
crp,ibIe. This little lady, though pa-.ins
fair, was very verssti e, and possessed the
feminine charms that rarely fail 10 enkindl~
the spsrk Of love in any heart that possessed
even . eight modicum Of combus'ibie ma
tsrial.
She became ssle-lsdy IN big glove store
near Fourth street, and vas boarding high
st one Of ihoas fashionable hasheriss,
where bo.rder mu.i eat What is set before
him, without the privileges Of growing,
and CONSIDER il confederation 10 be ALLOW
ed that privilege. At the same house
there boarded . gentleman from Boston
vhue real name Yrs not John Smith, and
who was travelling through this wild wes'-
srn country, buying cattle for . Boston
sl.ughter house. But he IA. q man Of
''culchah," nevertheless.
Al the dining table this man from the
learned town Of Boston sat Just opposite
Mic Sussn. who soon enkindIed the afore-
ss:d spsrk in his deceptive bosom. He
looked upon her, and vas smit,en. She
looked upon HIN. and vas smiiien.
There wss only one way To settle the
matter, and get out of their misery, and
they were made one according to law
This wss during fair week. In I've days
lhes we're to- For on 'hs, day he told
HE fare that he w.s going To Ksn-as City
70 buy Aock OF TeXs, steers she believed
hin.
II i now supposed that the steers ran
'way, and he ran after them, for he hiss
lot yet returned. and no iidines Of the tru
IN; have been received. VERIFY, maiche. |
na,le in Guarding -house-, are Of but iew
lays, and full Of trouble sometime.
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Z! DOra1O Springs are located in ths
north se-iern portion Of Arkansas, Benton
county, on i.,e = ss,ern siope O, tie Ox,r
nn"'inisins, thirty i've mi,e. from Whit.
eight miles fr'm the south line of Missouri
and three Miles from the e.st lin. of ,hs
b-saiiiuI Indian Territory aud in u I.ti;ud~
which climsiic chsr,s place in belt o,
country that hss . most genial climate.
he wonderful curative properties Of the
II Dossd" Mineral SPRING. sere fir-t dis
covered in November, 1879, and since the
hesiih-gisinx powers OF these Waters have
been no'-ed abroad, hundreds have visi,ei
H. re sprinss and found relief from di.e,s~
that had fesisted NIL other kinds of treatment
The sa,ers Of 81 D. do Springs have
sciu.lly cured PERSONS Affected With ,.rslv.
sis, kidney diseases, scrciu:s, rheumatiam.
.cr~ eye, srssfpela-, and % any o: her mall.
d'es have been permanently cradle at~d
from the sys'sm VI heats Of people Who
have vi.ited these sprins., which prove
beyond doubt that they posse.s remark able
healing properties.
here sre i've springs, each having
different medicinal qualities. and have
hen nsmed the II Dorado Sprips.
because they pCsse-s mssy Of the vir-
'ue- attributed to thst f.bI d foun-
tain o; youth which Ponce DrI.eon and
D~Soio searched for in vain. Stages run
oeiseen FL Dur.do Springs and vIniis, con.
neciing al Vini'a With the NJ, K. d r.
raiI..y, the only railway running through
The Beautiful Indian Territory. When the
virtues possessed BY the waters Of FL Dora.
10 Springs bec"me widelv known, and m .,
The springs sre located IN Q b~au,if.I
rouniry OF stTesms and mountains, FL d..
''do Spring. will become the grss,est heal.
!" !: resort Of the Country. To the sffl,c-
e'i, sho contemplate visiting medical
'PrinRs where The waters are abundant and
res, ard 10 the ibvaiids Of the north. Who
si.h Ia avoid d. long cold winters and |
'i'i' whe'e snow snd ice il rarely reen ~ I'd. !
re trip To thea truly wonderful spring.. !,
For statements al perS,ns cured At these |
p''ng., description Of the country sur.
"undinr, cost Of reaching the sprine> and
he beat route, address T. W. .T...sisls.
,-dsl's, Mo-, or J. d. Brown, los North
'ourth street, ST. Louis. Mo.
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The H. K. 4 r., Capital Stock to
bs Increased and the Roed to
Cross the Rio 0rande,

II ga one Of Col. X s. Stevens pet pro
j-cis TO have one end Of the NJ, K. 4 T. i,
Chicago. and The other in the city Of DID
MEXICO. Ten years ego, while that gentle.
man Gas general manager Of the road pn.h
ing cold iron toward the tropical cline Of
Texas. end lighting dies in the south and
enemies to has enterprise in the north. he
often told the writer what he hoped To &C.
comPlish. provided nothing in,erisrrvd to
prevent.
The history Of his stepping down ard on,
Is known to ell the older citizen. Of Soda
liza. He vss superseded and HE proj-c,
left unfinished.
Letter. and today il seems his scheme i.
to be revived and probably pushed to
successful termination. Below will be
found IN extract from . legal advertise
m%nt published in . recent issue of the Par
son'a Sun:
a epecial meeting OF the stock holders
Of the Missouri, KAn..s h Texas railway
company will re held IT the Office of the
Company in Par-ons, X ,nsss, on Wedne--
Day. the seventh day of November next nj
Twelve o'clock, nom, to act upon proposed
increase IL the capital si"ck 81 the COM
p.ny to the extent Of SIS OOO,O9O in I'd
oltion To ITS prs>r"t capital, for the purpose
d securing .. exte=s,"n Of the company = |
iue 10 The Rio Grande river and ibe.city |
ii Me1ico, and To Fort Smith, Arksnsa.,
md 10 take such further ac,ion a. my be |
iermed de-ir BILE IN rpesrd to the execu-
I"n OF mortgage to cover and retire ex-
sting indebtedness. and to all in securing
he extension above referred 10, and also |
o act upon any other m.tisr which may
e brought before the meeting touching he
'cn-iiiioo and weifsre Of The company"
Tile looks ike busiDe--. Just think Of
t-Sedaiia on the main line OF rosd run.
ing from Chicago. Illinois, To old Mexico,
the latter city full Of history, and when
hrs great iron thoroughfsre extending
issonslly through the counirv. from the
crth~asi 10 the southwest resch~s there,
will then have ent~rpris,ne Yankees to
niuse new life, vigor snd business into i,s
o~ almo.t stagn s,ed blood.
The BAzOo hOp-s for the incesse Of stock I
nd their new road and branches.
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s. R. LIPSIS,
Proprietor.
@ r. IE r.

Er1cesssive anxiesy. or prolonged study, Will
IIproduce inhrmity IN the nervous syeteW, N
proportion A. the stronghold that system isex-
pended upon the mind in tronbled thought, 20
are the organs Of digestion, assimilation and nu-
triton, rendered inactive and sluggish 10 p:opor-
portion as the system becomes infirm. Every
individual has some one organ weaker than the
70 st. and this is always the first sufler during
nervous proefratioa; for example. Affecting news
sometimes cause total suspension OF the museu-
iar action OF the heart. when the patient 10 deoili
setsd, Yvoaw-.~G ,uaAos hes.,cssSeGe saA S~esh.
No doubt any longer remains Of the pFHcticability
OF restoring the nervous system, and through the
nerves the muscles ut the impaired Orgsno.
F0lloWs' Compound Syrup Of Hypo-
phOophiteS has been proved TO possess such
power IN numerous instances. IL will impart
strength to overcome trouble and affection. Per.
sons who are accustomed to look upon the dark
side, and who see no pleasure in living. on using
this Syrup soon learn to value and enjoy life, and
those who study deeply during long hours. will
find in the Syrup y promoter Of the power Of
endurance in the brain.
There II no absur,iity in the fat that an impair
ed Nervous ystem causes Consumption, Neural
g,a, Bronchitis. pyspepsia, Asthma; Epsleptic
Fits. Whoopiuc Cough, Heart Disease and . host
OF others then vhy ~ ~ absurd that FOlloVVO'
AypOph0sphitoS. which efSectual1y cures
Nervous Debility, should cure these diseases also.
g Remove the cause and the complaint Wil cease"
o~LOok out for the name and address, ,. Z.
Fellows, So John. ~. B., on the yellow
wrapper in water mark. which is seen BY h0ldin9
the paper before the light.
Price. $50 per Bottle. S;z Jcr $50.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGyTA
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A to Oklahoma.

The g.. LOUIS Chronicle ssys: "Capt.
J. VI. steele, president Of the Oxl.hoiD .
colony, IL IN the c,iy, 1t the Pl.nterrs. and
sill leave for kss IS City this evening.
He will remain there only one day and
tnen 20 TO Chicago. The captain says 81
L"n's has done nothing toward their aid,
excepting the liberal inducements and
der Ut transportation BY Capt. c. w.
Ragers, Of the 81. LOUIS and San Francisco
road. Capt. Steele has been invited To
Chicago, where he thinks some active
work will Be done in the interest Of the
movement. He regrets tina; thia city ha.
not se~n g. 10 .rsi-' the colony, ~ he knew.
thar 80. Lsuia u LIS mics nearer than
Chicago, but the Oklahoma folks musi 20
shere AID Can be had. The liai of emf
granite nov numben nearly 1000, and
they intend to get into the territory. io
fsci they must, before congress meets.
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SENSATION IN SOCIETY.
In Whicn a Cock I'd Rev Diver ID
Al. Impo. tAnf.-One Of Lead.
vlls's Young Men BROUGHT
TO Tine.


There was sensational wedding j
{ Innver u few days ago, " hich traced L
origin. developed some astonishin
cts Not long ego the father o! = vel
h.'oxn young lady OF this city had caus
i'-r su>pici n OF his daughters action
AID short invesiis alton proved tn,
c'rrectness OF his notion. After LONG
Interview the unhappy parent succeed
Ell in getting from his child's lips full
Confession Of her seduction and the
Lame Ut the father Of her expected off.
spring. The young man was absent
from the city he had gone to Leadville
having Quilted Denver some time be-
fore. ihe parent was very angry as
may be imagined. and on getting the
address Ut the gay seducer be boarded
u Leadville train. found his man and
practically arrested him and brought
him to Denver in deep disgrace.
Extraordinary pains were taken. how
ever. to keep the matter a profound
secret. and the young man was aell
treated, especially in the presence of
other people. who were not allowed to
even suspicion anything In due course
OF time the parent and the youth arriv-
Ell tere and the next step taken was
To secure the marriage. While the
parent was gone the daughter gave
birth to boy. The mother Was still |
confined to her bed when she was told
TO prepare herself for 4 wedding. She !
smiled .grimly at this. not comprehend. |
ing its meaning. aud in the meantime
tee parent Was out making arrange
ment, for the marriage ceremony. So
DESTROYS Of secrecy was he that he
wanted the faces OF the children cover.
Ell while the clergyman was present,
and demanded many other similar
things, which were refused. Finally
the old man WAS convinced that as the
secret was between only very few per-
Suns. il was IN no danger of being d.
vulged, aud then be consented to let
the business 20 on. The young man,
who had been kept . close prisoner
under guard al this time. was. when
the proper time came led into the room
where lay his victim, and there cav
h, dimunitive specimen of humanity
which owed it, existence to him. The
r"rent looked silently. just in the
r ~ stood a clergyman, prepared for
business When the old gentleman
thought be had given the youth time
enough to fully consider the matter, he
topped up. and producing a cooked re-
'olver. which he pointed directly at the
educers head, said in q stern. terrible
'oice. Marry her or die!' The COM
nand had salutAry effect. A few mo-
nents later the bride elect was prop
,ed up 10 her bed. aud the clergy man
ri the nuptisl knot. The groom Is
" city we'll known in Denver, ne is a.
. the bride and while neither have ,
ny fault to find with each other thew J
9th could have wished for circum. :
lances more happy. :.
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Short-Horne Sale.

CsPt Phil. C. Kidd make. Q comh,ns.
ton sale Of short.horn cattle Ct the Sedalis
lair grounds. Oct 9th. which shouId re-
crive the attention of every breedsr, ranch.
man and farmsr throughout this section
oh" IL interested in improving hi. herd.
A large portion Of the animals are bulls,
rrsdy Tor service. and representing the
fashionable and substantial families.
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$500 Additional Reward.

The following sss received st the BA1oo
of6ce yesterday from the sheriff Of Mooi.
iesu county, which svelIs the rewards oov
offered for the srrest Of the negro ecoundreI
Who committed the Outrage On Mn. Byler,
Of C.liforuia, 70 81 AS.
The undersigned sheriff Of Monite.u Co.
No, hereby oHers and guarantee. Q reward
OF Eve hundred dollars for the arress and
delivery to me Of Que Howard Adams. col.
ored, vho committed IN Outrage on the pes-
~" Of white lsdy, near Csliforui., Oct.
the 5ih.
D<~cripsioa-He u . black, heavy ct
negro, brad ahouidesed, foil breasted .brov
rather broad, forehead running bsck, poe
terror head promioen,; rather slim f.ce,
upper iron, tooth decsyed. aboa, S fers Z
inches high, seighs hesss>. lSC add ITO
Id. short thick 0oos;sche. Wore DARK
cost and psnta, black slouch hat; heel Of
left shoe run down, break scsoss the cole
Of right shoe. Has been hsrbosine four
0iles north Of Otsesville, No.
Age, besweeo q and IS yeam.
J0aN D. WoOD. Sheriff
Moni'ssu On, No.
California, No. Oct. 1850.
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Bronchitis, . Premoniter

Oh co0eOOptions u cnafacteriseo ~
catsrrh or Inflammation OF the mo-
Gus membrane Of the ar pssasees
with cough and expectorstioa.
short breath, hoarseoess. pains In
the chest. For ill bronchisl aAec.
tions. sore throat, aphoois or Loo
Of voice. coughs, "DR SWAYNEs
CoNPouHD syrup OF WILD
CHHRRY, Ms . well-knovn curative.
Pnce Is csosa, and q Q bottle. or
six bottles g. The lsrgs sise -
the most economical. Prepared
only By d.. Swsyoe 4 Son, Pills
delphis. Sold b ill Peooiness
druegissa. An ooessioasl doe q
6ssyneS Pills sAo9ld - taken o
ssep The boveb fsea They aso
excslIsas for sespid liver "a III.
lon esoplaisA
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Don't Know Half Their Value.

Don't Know Half Their Value.
They cured me Of ague. biliousness and
kidney compliant, a recommended. had
half bottle left which used for ny two
little girl, Who the doctors and neighbors
said could not BE- cured. ] would have los,
both Of them one night il had not given
them Hop Bi,ie,s. Thee did them % much
good continued their u-e until they were
cured. That il Why say you do not know
half the value OF Hop Biiters, ard do not
recommend them high enoush."-B.. Ro-
chester, n. Y. See other coiumn.-Amer-
,cxa Burial Home.
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CARD.

To Ill Who sre suffering from the errors
and indiscreti"ns Of youth, nervous weak
nea-, earlev decay, loss of manhood, &C., I
will send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was die
covered BY a missionary in South A merica.
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev
T. Inmau. Station d. New York City.
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Ell DORADO SPRINGS.

4 Brief History and DESCRIPTION o.
These Valuable Springs, Which
are Daily Becoming More
Celebrated on Account Of
the Wonderful Heal
ing Properties. Of
the Watsro.
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"A new sir,ke-The working classes OF
our community have struck against the
many high-priced cough medicines and
have endured DR.. Buli's Cough Syrup a.
The be-, and cheapest remedy in the world.
Price Is cents a bottle.
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A 0eorgi0 Scene.

Macon Telegraph.
1t was at q barbecue in Jones
county that he first made his appear.
ance, q short. stiff. boshy headed ran.
ger. with a bright eye ard a long
linen coat on. He was a little under
the weather from too much whiskev.
and was spoiIing for fight. Fret he
could whip any man of his size pres
cut. then it was anv man on the
ground. and finally any man in jones
county. Now. there is a peculiarly
sb"ut this particular county. and that
Ia upon land which will not raise a
bushel Of corn to the acre. YOU can
raise . difficulty without the aid of
fertilizers. The stranger had not an.
nounced himself long before he was
approached by Ioo-e jointed individ.
nal. who drawled out
"WaIl. stranger. here's one man
yer can't lick; but yer can try"
The man in the linen cost xas for
sailing in At once. but the croxd car
ried them off to naighb,ring dell ard
formed a ring. They sailed in the
duster Looked like a gown on q clothes
line in a wind storm: hut it was no
60. Down it went. and presently he
exclaimed: "Hold up" When the
man 10 the buster arose. be had the
appearance Of having been dragged
under freight car from Griffin, but
he didn't complaia. While they were
helping him wash off the blood he
Vas scanning his opponent from head
b foot, and muttering:
swell. I wouldn't haven't thought
til wouldn't BY Col"
When they got him straight. he de-
liberately took of his coat and, as he
to sed it On Q bush and Strengthening
up slowly. exclaimed:
'And daLged If l do believe it,"
Seeing these formal preparations
going on. the gentleman from Jones
wa. ready. The bushy headed man
sailed again. HIS efi:.rts we're wide
spread and terrible. He looked like
thrasning machine in commissions. and
lcokecs-on. rs they drew back, thought
he was attacking the sun. moon and |
STATS aud the waters under the earth. !
lis opponent stood out of the way q |
moment. and when the arms and legs |
subsided closed 10 again and downed
him. There were . few Intellectual |
struggles, and then they dragged
them apart again. 1t took about Q
qrarter of an hour this time to stop
h,s nose bleeding. but through it all he
kept 40 eye On his man. Then they
Det him under q tree. braced him IN
with drink. for his pluck Won every
heart, ard drew bic story from him.
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The Chicago Times says: Warner.
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure il highly e.
dosssd b minister, judges, physicisns,
suFssosa b. nss Of literary and scholarly
dissisetios. and b isdiv idusls il ill ths
vslks Of life.
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We have no nervous tonic st once q
rslisbls and cosssaisst - Fsllows' Con.
poosd Syrup Of AypophospAisss, and ve
shesssoss. Rladly seooo0ssd il in he dis.
ss.ss Of such esssss = dspssd Tor health
upoa iavolussssy nusealas acsios.
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Port Jervis, N. Y, Oct. 2l-Michssl
OConnell Of Penssylvsois. . lsbossr ct the
OH Pipe line here, went to bed q The Dsls-
ware house last night and blew oos the "a.
This morning b was found dead.
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Wo0 Where the Gov Ca cher
Struck Rim, - He Lay on the
~, K. q 4. Track Lest
Ev oIuG.

1 LAST evening II s,QS ~ the north hount
I.aaaeners train on the H.. h. 4 T.. COO
ductor Fuller, came laundering slvn5
about . mile south Of Sci.ell City, IL th-s
being dark, the engineer VA ss,onished 81
seeing the headlight reveal q man lyins
on the track, midway between The rails
With his head toward the approaching train
his arms crossed in iron, of him, his chm
resting on HE arms, and his head thsosn
back - # looking At the train. The ergi.
oeer attempted TO stop the train bu. w.s
unsuccessful. The point Of the engine, or
- non-rriIroaden call il, the ~-caicher
strCck the man sQusre on the center Of the
forehead, throwing him Of the track aud
doWn an embank0ent.
The train VA stopied - soon q possible
and Conductor Fuller took him into Schell
City srd provided medical attendance for
him. The injured man Wa unknown BY
the people in Scbell City, bat vas believed
to be . section hand, Who vss labosing On
the Mull,gaD grade. . heavy grade seven
miles south Of that place, Who had come
to Schell City yesterday. rec-ived hi.
months wages, got drunk and overcome
By bulge and sesriness, lay down on the
track 10 rest. Sill he may have been .
man ~ho Lost al his money On the Indian.
election, or domestic troubles may be the
iron hand that led him 10 attempt To 6,e
out his soul from his body By suicide. He
sas apparently 20 year Of sge; had pint
bQ.tIe partially filled with whisky in his
pants pocket Al the time he wss sirnck by |
the train. The bottle v.s u.-hed aud /
pieces Of glass driven into hi. thigh 1t the /
time Of his injary.
LArER.-A special to the BAz,o this
afternoon states that the man died st 8 ..
ID. to-day from his iujurie-. His name
sss John Buckley. lie vss .
r-.'i~nt Of SS,eil City. Vas unmarried.
sesd IS years and BY occupslio"
vas a section hand. He did not speak
'fter he VS. injured, and hence il will
,ever Be knosn whether death was Caused
y suicide, or whether It vas merely an
Incident Of uhi.key drinking.
The early bird cxiche. the worm, end
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Blown by Basoois Own Blower

Look out for .oos.
-Bs-nnm. day on the l,h Of Nuvemb.s
VIII BoonviIle get the machine shops
New building. are going nr in ell par,
Of tosr.
Misc Laura Sped y visiting in 81
Louis since Monday.
-Boonville had two rice rains ,bi. vsel
! which -eltied the dust.
wedding seem to be all the rage herr
1t present. Hcarcsly day poses but that
we hear Of one or too.
-Rumor has il that Ne will soon have
. veal and instrumental concert. given By
come of our home talent.
The patent inside" sree"bsck paper,
the Boonville news. il printed one page n
time on q st. LOUIS .bber.
-Chas. Weyrich 10 building IN exten.
awe brick addition to his 6ower-pot manu-
factory on Sixth street.
A pleasant hop occurred At the real
dence Of Andy Gsn,ner. on South Sixth
street, Wednesday evening last.
The nev N. E. church has been CON-
pIesed and gotten in readiness for the dedi-
cation, which took place yesterday.
Why don't some Of our military CON-
panies give . hop! Boys, isn's il about
time We we're having Something Of the kind !
viii Mitilebsch, Who went to s Loui.
recently With . view Of opening . bu.ires-
for him-elf. returned on Wednesday morn.
ing laet.
John e. Walker and bride arrived 10
Boonviile on Friday evening" train. They
are qnartered At the City Hotel, and wiIl
make the wine Clad" their future home.
An extra coach WA attached 10 the |
regular morning train on the branch road
Wednesday morning. the 18th int, to Ac-
those Who attended the wedding |
# Miss Ewing and Jno. X. Walker. Al J-f.
erson City.
Down in the Coat mines, underneath
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