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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

At Linares. Spain. lately. three
miners were sinking q shaft. and after
charging the bore holes with dynamite,
two climbed to the gallery above,
while the third remained to light the
fuses attached to the charges. Having
done % be signalIed to his comrades,
and was being hoisted up. when, on
nearing the top, he lost his hold. aud
tell . distance of fifty feet to the bot.
tom. where he lay. stunned and dis.
abled. close to the lighted fuses. One
Of his comrades instantly put bis knife
between his teeth, and, descending by
. chain ladder, severed the fuses as
they were about igniting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Jerry Williams, of Louisville,
though . notorious rough. was very
fond of bis young sister. and when be
heard that John Watson had talked
against her. he sought him out with
the intention Of killing him. These
two men stood just outside . saloon.
Jerry reiterating the accusation. and
Watson strenuously den, ing it. when
Charley Williams, . brother of Jerry
and the girl, staged up to them. He
was quite drunk, and, just as he
joined the others. he heard Watson
say. "Who told you I said she
wasn't good girl!" Charley did not
know that bis sister was meant, but
in . recklesly jocose way he cried. Il
said she wasn't and I can prove II"
Then Jerry stabbed his brother to
death.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

EDWARD Simms has arrived in
Washington from Canton. Ohio. and
i ready TO be inaugurated as presi
dent. A compromise bargain Val
made BY Hancock and Garfield. on
the morning of the election day. he
SAYS, by which all the votes Of the
electoral college were to be cas-: fo'
him. He has documents. enormous
in size asd extravaeant in seals.
proving to bis satisfaction the validity
of his claim.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The Second Presbyterian church OF
Chicago has called the Rev. John Mac
Intosh. of Belfast, ireland. at salary
Of $1,000 year. The committee who
chose him think it necessary TO oAe,
the following explanation: 1--WE can.
vassed the country thoroughly to find
IN American born and American-edu'
Gated minister to present n the candi.
date for the pastoral Office of the
church. and on whom the church could
unite. but have not been able to find
tho suitable person for the place
who would or could be moved. Mr..
MacIntosh. whom We recommend to
you. IL q native-born American, of
Scotch parentage and Irish education,
and this means thoroughness Of edu.
cation that qualities him to gil any
pulpit 10 the land"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

There il to he q ballet connected
with the Passion play in New York
bis will silence opposition ou the
part of bald-headsd men and IL Judas
scarlet is brought out upon hicycl.
IL msy he y ssihle To get the bicyc.ers
tn endure the pisc-.-Bos,on Post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Feeble Ladies.

Thoee lanRuid, ,iresome sensstions, eaus-
ing you 10 feel scarcely able to be on youl
feet; that const.nt drain thst 10 taking
from your systsm all it, elasticity: driving
the bloom from your cheeks; tha; con.
iinusl strain upoa your vital forces. ren.
dering You irritable sod fresful, can easily
he removed By the nee Of that mArveiou.
remedy. Hop Bitten. Irregularities end
distractions Of your system are relieved ai
once, while the special cau-e Of periodical
pain is permanently removed. Will you
heed this?-Cincinna.i Saturday Night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Secretary of State McGrsth yester'
dav Issued and forwarded to Robert T.
Van Horn, of the Kansas City Jour
nal. his certificate OF election rs mem
Der Of congress for the Eighth congress
ional district. he having received
1886 votes, being . higher number
than received by any of his opponents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A young thief on being arrested at
Reading. Pa, said he hoped God
would paralyze him if he was not 10
nocent. Within a few days he was
stricken with paralysis. and he is now
6rm in the belief that it was in conse.
ouence of his impious prayer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Sailing down the walk with theRrace
offs fuIl-rigsed yacht in fair. wind,
comes the belle. Exquisite taste in
every part Of her wardrobe. laces and
velvets. plumes and jeselry just the
picture to Look upon. but not to eovet.
1t costs too much to frame it.-New
Haven Register.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
9[2I9il!K!IIIIIlII;

1HYSlCiANs cay v is PERFECT sUrSTI
j TUE forthe .u'Pha:e 9uin'n-- srp~rior ~
tone properties, and produces no dissgrreabl.
eject
sO-- IN. same - Suiphate Qrnue sold
~ oil Uru8gstS. or sent hy mail. pTce 81 8, NJ,
- nsllsaGas Clapp 4 Co, CasnisSu, Doosoa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A good many excellent and grace
full actresses come from the ballet.
Csrlotta Leclercq was dauseuse. so
WAS Nine Celeste, % was Polly Mar
shall, 90 Vas Lydia Thompson. 60 was
Mary Cannon. Charlotte Cushman
was originally singer; 90 was Mrs.
Keely, who Fang 10 "Oberon" and
many English operas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

~P*F''Ic HesOthr Is LING Useu Win WOnsfefI0I
success.
Pamphlets sens tree o. MI Write for them an
get null particulars
Price, : .~cIic 81 ~ per pscks2e. or sir park
Ages for &5W Address all orders To-
b. SIMPSON MEDICINE CT,
Nos. lo3 AMI rs6 Nam 1t Buffalo, y. y.
Sold IN S~'ial'a ny 2. Z. SHARK.
5yi-.Ikwiyr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
FEMININE BEaUrIES.

1 ~
'''" ."'' n"i' '"'i WIDOWS
"ase :" p'''''r'' al '''S tendency
'""a'' c''"-e' F''''>"-
''"e az. J. '"e U.s. ~
''"''s '"'' p'fF "'r are ho
-'''''' '''''ss
IA i'"a "inan. ".'''''' IN played
E"ant, put, '"pe around - nrcs
s''i t'".n h''n I" 'cii'i he b", :
f''''e'', e'u'" y 's-a'i'=s- A-r u.
lac Cmn'ess Pi>iow.ki Is at
bilr'''z. ah'i l. di7''"IuI'hin. h'r-'i,
"'ni s.'' VusSir crowd ~ s~..ri".. =
sra" MAJ Win 'iii SID "iiis.i
t"n''.r em''i";'i-Te'i ";''n ~
China -cIurer- are. tn- latest clls>
al y"'iI. "nmrn To; w'i"m one, pi;y
Is 4" IN ''''i',i- ne d'i-i whcA they
'"'i'"n IN" i''''!' = in'"r>ei, irriia.-
in.;' ai'i "Jiri'u' Ia th-if heath.
Mile Marie Fix B.,mc. the
. dsn-i,'cr oi ''Mrnar.," Dlanc. AID tie.
i"rle .' Prince R,la;ii Bunapar,e. is
DESCRIBED is pretty Young lady,
iHieiiic"n;. aud Composer y. excel
len, abiiIieS.
An ii'ia"is girl ~ W wss m.rri.~' ne
other day gave h"s nG>hrbi III I rdG
bridge; Dcii'"arv .ur II ", i,!:rs
present.. lie knew he;tey than H. sc,,-
tribute ~ MS own :u'ure ,li.con.i; u. .
by giving her u >iniiar volume.
Dur,n, ,I,. Duebs.ss nf ;;,.,,.,..,
recent visit rn HE ts.,.,,,. ,,.
Cath. drai the af:ernoau s..x:,e -. Ia,
and she happened then To lie in The
north ,is,. trum u b;,., ,;.;,,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Addison Herzy, q single man. living
At Cleves. Ohio. and employed on the
Whitewater Valley road. was horribly
crushed and mangIed between two car
bumpers TUESDAY,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Anna Dickinson. it is reported. will
realize about $4,000 for the first
6st years playing Of her new drama
IAN American Girl.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

fopuia. ilU,;ra;,t hcoS zoo pages, o..
IAHHCuDi WoMayH ,oD! MAsR!AcE'
!mpetimen,s 70 Marriage; TIE o>r,e nd
CUE. Ser, sera,<.y ss,slea, Dos: pad. tor 5,
een,s. by DR.. {. VIII: TIER, OF 81.
Charles Street.. ST. Louis, 10. Ire errs
.e,sr'af.ss pe-I ~. v~-t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
LIST OF PRIZES.
The Wlllarn Noi.! with nil u. furniture and

Who'll. t~k~t-.3 -. Halves. -. Quarters. g..
The hotel ~ now open and will ~ run by the
undersigned until Il - r~t.y Ia he transferred to
tD~ lucky ~mn-r.
R--ponsIt,l. agents wanted at AL important
pants. For circulars ylyins inii isior natlou
ant for Tickets, sdirs~~ e. d. WHIP.
Willard Hotel, LOUIS, hl.. Ky,
Or ". S'oi. Gore, book seller. los Fourth ST.,
Louisville, Nv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07


The maple l. ou. of the hest shade
trees f'r ciiv growth /, i. not att ct,,i
a PARTICLE lbs the rXtr, ms 10 heat and
c"ld. " forms u brdu;ifil head. witt.
clean. glossy iuliag-. smo"ih bark. i.
free fr'm all I,s.ci>. and has n f,pi,.
growth. IT, FIVE year. IN a g.o.. sell. i,
makes a ti,c. -vmm.tr.c,i ara,i. with
gracefully sweeping branches, snd af.
t"r,;> a dense -i,atie The American.
tu'ip-'ree Is ais, very choice. Us great
esrgsrc'- ri hs1''. and striking h. ant,
NJ leaf and b,.>-om. recommend IL ~
any one " IN has ~, eve 20 fue proper
tinrs. IL rrg'ii'es . iern all. win
plenty Of rnom osxn,.h freely or !.
sides IL Wi! uIs h-ar r,rnuyiuc
~hc' lar-e h,,l -'l ~ 'r-es c.,.v rtp:.i.
~ when tIan-! l!u;-,i ilio a deep soil.
Frf ilHrs !. tie q.':t-r . tire Viz
LIMA Enterprise. ~ora jh;u, fanpe,,-
Ct: Ia his family rccsu-iy. aud liz j.
IN. way :i,e Csr-.In N.reai 9, f..s .. II:
The sn;eEpr'S-. 'rr ~Ir,.. da,s PIT
has c,n,rI is,l N ANNOUNCE leu, r.u'cf
~ Giri wsE'.d." and Yesterday Fe.
H'ri's wife pr, elteG G;,n vr'h : hry
This shows now uu~h i"fr,-c, -
Enterprise has - ! iar,ilr r,,y,,.g,e-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice i ha"ehy siv.p, that is't.rs.of Admin
istration o3 the estate 81 B.gby ( or, PsrIu.r
ship, gr,nt, 81 g., IA. u.l.r-i.ne or the y.rl
dav 81 N"Veus--T. i--''. by the p'ohs,- Court -
P"t't~ Cnl"iy. Missouri All persons h.,iug ciaiu
agsin-t -'Ii estate ar.. required 'o sxblhrt then
Tor aicwarce 10 the A'fnirI-t;strator wuhin on.
YEAR t'tfr ia. "a.e Ot-aid tiers th NAV 4.
". einsifd IN any iI.fit 90 such. state and ,
-'r p rtn- h.- not Nhrh,t.d within two y. ar~ fron
go d." q - rr's .aton They -hsii 10. forever
barred. This 18th day of Noven,.~ \, lsss
W. } BAs,By
Administrator era surviving psrtn.r.
If-1nvit
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

from S..if-Niu
~ Mental Ann
i.'y .s,-- %
Memory. P,'n
IN issC.k or Si,ie
aud Disease
tha, ,.a.ito Con
sumption. In.
ssu',y and an
eariy GRAVE The
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
STRAY NOTICE

Taken urtyZ .. L. nl.r. and posted before J.
y. Howe. justee of the pssce within and for
Washington township. in P~rtis county, No.. on
the 18th q y OF November. 1850. one three YEAR
odd steer, black md white spotted. marked with
unai"r half crop left AMI rsnisd on LETT hip
With tho letter 49, Appraised NJ s.. hy e. H. Yer
T. n. C','t,''sy ant >iiv-nn- - fn-r. mo we're, ~
mo, first duly sworn TO yi.w And spprsise san.
steer
VIZ. J.F HOWE Up
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Congressman E. W. Farr died at
Littleton, N. H.. Tuesday of pneu-
mouia. aged fortv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

J. f..'s.s t..tn -lstl- fgssis.,t I.-tt 90 d. f..
Ns.'sy- s'' -, P.J-t1tN Remedy fpr ~.
t' t.~s'a 49, s'st s-tt~a u.fu> tas l"s.r part
- NJ t'~sy--tpr turps' i!st.is,fc--..
rn"~-irzzian--. t't~,.t. Neisrg. Hnt III ,st .,il-
its~ Of ia. h'iu.sS-. AVER amt urinary ,r..tu-
F"r -cu..,te Diseases. Northiy Nsp~frt,,-
'i"n-, sti iurtus !r, grtps.v. "a ha- no equal 70
r'->t'''.. The or-,t- Tire, make th. tl,ri. ANT
h'u-s the Ss~t BIO sd Purifier. ~ - IA. only
- az r.nsdt that ii-t.hi'> trs $50. FSF
Diabetes. ne Warner, safe Diabetes
Cure.
f"r ale by druggists ,nd Ill Dealers nj s. %
p.r ho't.e. Lsra.-t b.stIs ~ tho market Try %
II. II wARNER a CO.
ks--L.-r.r s. v
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

30; Cash Pn1r- and I.ils Property.

LOO; Sa~h Pnxr- and I,;ls Property.
Prizes amounting To $3.50 $50
THIS drawing viii take place ". Louisville. Ky :,
i~c"m'~r 3 NJ, lsso. unsi.r authority Of n spsrial
sct OF the k-ntu-Sy legislature, aud wili b. I'M.
der The absolute g, ntroi " the olow NJ iSinter.
"-f~t commissioners ,rp nnt.t by tn. at
Hon Robert Mallory. is'. VI. e.. l. ". Flvurnov,
OF Louisville Hoi ~ y Whi,sksr Of Cow
inyto"; Henry Gay. r.. late prosecuting at
tornev OF the Lou'-vi,l. cfy c"uri. aud u. A.
Winston. III tho law hrui ~ n }. Csl.lweii / Win.
sfoa, q; Louisville.
LIST OE PRIZES.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
To NERVOUS SCFFERERS-THE GREAT EU
ROPEAN REMEDY-DR. J. y. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE

II - positive cure tor Sp.. RIM, torriea. Seminal
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
during which viii take place the
18Th GRAND MCN rHLY
Extraordinary Semi anaaalD'aViIg

At New Orleans. iu@sdssy Dee - 80.
trler tho y, r~,'''',l supervision ami nr,ut..m-.nt
~ Gen. u. r B -AUR GAS-;. of LOUIS
Vlr.GruIA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07


The Lloyds. for instance" suggest.
ed Mr.. Haven with a roguish sn,le.
Carries cheeks flushed.
"Yes, the Lloyfs. You both have
the same salary. and only look at the
difference 10 their way of living"
Lloyd can't support the style he
does out of his salary he must have
money from some other source. Per.
baps his father helps him"
mo, he does not Jane says he has
not given him q penny"
Then he must run in debt. and
which | won't d., except for the neces-
saries of life"
Il don't think he does that either,
[ was ont with Jane. shopping. and
che paid for everything in ready
money. She gets three dresses to nv
one. / should really think. Albert,
tina: you should take pride in having
your wife better dressed"
You dress az well as / do. Carrie"
lyon ought to dress better your
elf. IF Won did but know how
ashamed feel to see you in company
With other gentlemen not bit better
81 than you.
"Ashamed?" repeated Mr.. Haven |
n tone IF wounded feeling. !
"Not OF you. Of course. Albert
nut of your coat, it is 50 old fashion.
d. ard is getting rusty" I
II am sorry to cause ynu 50 much
notification. nv dear. and am obliged
o confess that there il too much
ruth in your criticism. But it is a
TO be able to reflect thar
he coat is my own. and not the tail
re. which: is more than some of the
can say to whom you al.
ude." 4,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07


PLY recovered from her recent illness,
stopied in front of them.
Miss Thnrnton :" she .aid in tones
Ut iGcredu!oas amsz .ment.
Then she waited fr an explanation
Of the scene. Receiving m.n.. she
turned silently away. in evident dis
pleasure.
Cecil drew herself away from Ar
Mold Winions side.
"You sail nolhing?' she half as
serted. half questioned. "Why uid
You not speak,"
There was nothing to say" he re-
piled struggling his shoulders.
"No.hing to say!' she repeated
Gould you not have told her what /
Was tn y0u?"
"And what il that ?" he said.
"You ask mel" she answered.
''What have your words. your kisses
meant. Did you not love me. Did
you not mean me to be your wife! p
Il loved you-yes: but really I
have not given ccnsiderati n to the
question Of mairimony. d. not he
foolish. Cecil. I am ready to do any
ming in reason. nv dear. tn atone f,r
my trouble you may get into on my
I
"Hush!" she cried. stamping her
not uinn the deck. her eyes q ,shiny
o his face. '-Dm't make me de.pise
'ou more! Dm't insult me further
" a single word! An hour sgo I
oved you. Think Of u! An hour
60 I would have lived forever m the
arrow limits Of thi- ship. ai,ne with
~. and considered myself blessed
mong women. Now ] wonder If the
hole world i side saosgn to held -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Model Business Buggy. without top. .
With top. 80.
Corning Buggy. Leather Tor......
Ere">.-r si,ic bar. Leather Top .......
Upp-niieiner. jump seat Carriage ....
b,nci,ampi"n Platform Wagon.
Tennessee Farm Wagon. 3-inch Thim
- - 4"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24
Kerry Cattle.

The following description of Kerry cattle
may be of interest to our readers from the
fact the our esteemed fellow citizen, Hon
Henry d. Farnandis, procured and has on
his farm, near Bel Air, some fine specimens
of the same stock:
These Kerry cattle belong to the "curved
or middle horn" race, and are considered as
the sole representatives of the ancient breeds
of Irish cattle The true Kerry is described
as "a light, neat active animal with fine and
rather long limbs, narrow rump, fine, small
head, lively, projecting eye, full of fire and
animation, with n fine cooked horn, tipped
with black, and in color either black or red"
never roam. "s~Jh' . .iat'l't
There are several crosses or sub-varieties
of the breed. One, and the most prominent,
in known as the Dexter" which "has a
round, plump body square behind legs short
and thick, and the hoofs inclined to turn in !;
the head is heavy and wanting i'm the fineness
and life which the head OF the true Kerry pos
sesscs; and the horns of the dexter" are in
cincd to be long and straight" 1t must not be
supposed, however, that the"Dexter" is to be
considered spurious Kerry, although not
an original Kerry, which is the meaning We
wish to convey by the term true Kerry"
The Kerry cow is handsome, small in point
of size, very docile great pet when kept by
the owners of suburban villas, bears confine-
mcnt well, is very easily kept, and an excel
lent mixer when well cared for, in proper
ton to the amount of food consumed, fattens
easily, and the beef is fine and well favored.
Just now more careful attention is being paid
to the breeding ofkcrries than heretofore, and
his "poor mans cow" is attracting merited
attention.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24

GRO A WEEK. $l2 day at home easily made
d q Costly outfit free. Address TRUE Co.
Augusta, Maine. novelty
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24
A STATElMFl-NT
RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS
FOR HARTFORD COUNTY,
For the Year Ending June 30, 1880.


Published By Order of the County Comnaassion-
ers Of sail County, In Pursuance of Section
7 0of article % Of tile Code Of the Public Gen.
erat Laaos, aoltich qrooides that
1.-THE County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspa-
pers published in their respective counties if
there he two, q DETAILED. MINUTE and
ACCURATE STATEMENT of the expenses
of their said counties, specifying therein each
particular item OF expense, and for what and
to whom paid, and shall also deliver to the
Sheriff of their respective counties as many
copies of such Statement rs there are Elec-
ton Districts of said county, at least ten days
before each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six Gays after the receipt of such
copies set up one of them at the place of
holding elections in each District"
assessed Dalae Of Property in Tue SeoerM
Districts and County TdG on same at
81 cents in 800
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24

Cost Of the High House Rodd.
9 Robert p. Mitchell, examner$2 90
3 Geo. w. Michael, examiner. 3 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24
Aliscella
More Wife than Country.

The other night, soon after ward meeting
had opened, one of the electors present began
edging for the door as if he meant to leave
the place, He was soon stopped by friend
who said:
Don't leave us now, want You to hear
what that speaker is saying, Hear that
He says we must triumph or the country is
doomed"
eyes, know, but I've got to edge along
toward home," was the reply
"Home great heaven, how can you talk
of going home until he has finished that
speech! There he goes again! He as ks if
you want to see growing grass in the streets
of our cities-our fertile farms returned to
widerness-our families crowding the poor
house until there is no longer room to receive
another"
mo, don't know as would, but guess
I'll sort o work my way out"
"Wait fifteen minutes--ten-tive--w
until he finishes. There it is again He asks
whether you are a freeman or slave. He
wants to know if you have forgotten the
patriotic principles defended by the blood
Of your grandsires-ify you have forgotten the
sound of liberty bell2" III
81 don't know as have, but | must GO
really must"
"Hear that--hear that He says your
country will bless you"
81 can't say as to that" replied the man as
he crowded along, but Pm dead. sure that the
old woman will if l don't get home in time
to put this Goldfish to soak for breakfast"
"Great guns but do you prefer Goldfish to
liberty?" exclaimed the other.
81 don't know as | do, but get more of
it,"
"And you wish TO see this country ruined
see her go to destruction"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-24
-@<o<b--
A War Story.

During the war General McLaws, now
Postmaster at Savannah, was riding down
his picket line and encountered son of the
Old Pine Tree State on duty who had taken
his gun apart with the intention of giving it
a thorough cleaning. The General halted in
front of him.
"Look here, my man, are you not sen.
tinel on duty? ?"
"Well, vas, a bit of a one"
Don't you know it is wrong to take your
gun apart while on duty?"
"Well now, who are you"
The General saw his chance, and with a
sly twinkle of the eye replied, PPM bit of a
general"
"Well Gineral, youmust excuse me. You
see thar is SO many fools ridin round here
fellow can't tell who's gineral and who amt.
If you will jist wait till get Betsy Jane
fixed, will give you bit ola s'lute."
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VOL. XXIV----NO. 80.
2netiral.
FO1 he AgiS d. 4
HANCOCK.


MIR. EDITOR: | have read in The 1EgiS notice
If Il speech delivered by Hon. Henry W. Archer
u the Court House, Bel Air, ON the 9th instant
Mr.. Archer is one of our public men whose Opin-
ons are worth considering, and should have
weight and INFLUENCE, because they have tina
best of all foundations good sense and honesty
respectfully inscribe la him the following lines
n which have attempted to cmbody his estimate
If the character of Gen Hancock
Our flag floats from the hickory tree
And ON II Hancocks name we see
The soldier and the statasnHul hoo, BE0lt
The honest man, and Ihtriot trnet Htti
Twas he who when the war was done,
Discaning bayOnet, sword and gun,
Declared that law should have its sway.
. For he himself would law obey .I#I
And held the Constitution forth, a.
The rule for South aswel rs North.
Ills this that raises HancOek's name H., D..
Far higher on the roll of fame, al.. ..t.
Than would the greatest deeds conceived,
And on tho battlefield achieved
And gives Columbia new son .s ..f|a
TO place beside her Washington.
Thus great in war and great in peace,
Our trust in him will still increase!
And rallyng round the hickory tree,
Though ever mindful we will be
Of him, the hero and the cage, u...
Now resting at the Hermitage,
We feel that in our Hancock, we O..
Have one as true and brave as he Pa. ..
WON.
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Road Notice.

FINHIRTY DAYS after the first publication of
l. this notice, application will be made to the
County Commissioners to open Public Road, be-
Office and running thence through the lands of
Miss Mary Bull or VIM. Hawkins d. A. Slade or
Janney and b. ID. Spaudng, to intersect the road
leading from the Trap Church to McCann's Cor
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Cost of the GerDiy Road, I'd District.

Cost efAte cltange in the Glen0iNe Road.
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