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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29
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Ba'tes-,i,-h-Ni. Jones.

C,ke bs-te,- Wis. i.,ufs Sp-ei.
Bn'ses-i,-L--Mi.sJ Jones.
Pickle cs-tnr-Mrs. N. ID. Bill.
silver -. pa. her Mr.. anil Mr. Au-'..
L. >p-.o.
>iyrrr k- h-~I~i iron hs,,is-- ,..,-.t-
sas.. c.." VI. al Mr.. " NJ
Cpirhs,,u
Pair .s-r--Nr I'D Nr- ! \ u..~,,,t
Pc knife ir..,, hs,si-'- .s,,ss~,. k-,l,
1L"m.sn
Fio~-r stand Henrv N-ir. Of ~ Ioui.
Fi-h-kni!.-E sgers "spel'r. 81 ~. Louis,
Silver s,,-e,--.trs. NJ j. McPb-r,Sa.
Breakfast G .s;nr-Ns and Mr.. Il. NJ
Clark.
Pair vs-rs-Nr <nd Mr.. } r H.lell.
Syrup pitcher -Mr. and Mr.. e.. ii.
Allen.
Rerrv b,~l-Mr s"d Mrs. Harvey
Rnnee.
Perfume .skc,-Nr.. John Gihson.
B,,,l- al p-rium e, Howard 4 Smith,
druggists.
Jewel cask-,-Mi-- Ano,- Smith end J.
W. Smith.
Jewel box snd pair br.cke,s-Mssses
RoxisUd Curtis.
4 unique P.rcriain plate-Miunie l.
PeckhSm.
Card basket y 4. Mccoy.
Card seceiscr-Mr. and Mn. George
Sshw.
Psir vases from the ushens
Pair at silver napkin rinSs-Miss Nat
tie Mars.
A beautiful clock-C. p. Brown, and &.
W. Bullen.
Panel pic,u,es-Mn. Peckhan. Of 81.
Louis.
4 beautiful ioile, set-Mi-s Maggie Mel
con.
Pair u elegant oil p.,ntinss-Phil +
Chaple, Of J~fiersoo City.
And many other beautiful and costly
remembrance from friends abroad
THE SUPPER.
After the ceremony and congrsiulstion.
the eues,s we're served vith . supper that
has seldom been surpassed for elegance and
good taste ~ we'll ~ lavish prOsiig slity in
Missouri. Reinbears, the popular BoonvilIs
caterer, had charge and bis table vAs NJ
tistic in its 6~auty. The ssesa Va eXteO
sise and embraced all thu, the cultivated
tas,ss and the f1.iitfui mind III an expert
encrd culinary artist ccu!d devise. and "a
printed on he u'iiul J ~ ansse napkins. Tn,
supper wss too elaborate for pen dsscriP
ton.
A large number Of guests!!werr prs~sn
from abroad. including the following
named ladies and gentlemen from Sedalis
| Mentor Thomson and wife Misses VI !.
mic Brown, Alice and Mary P.rk.r. Mr.
J Gentry. b .llie and Sue Evans, G. w
Builen, Will Ilgenfri;z, Tom Fry mud W
v. Better.
FROM Howard county the BAzoO repre-
sentative noticed Col. X. E.,iii and viii
Wallace Esiili and wiie. DR.. Bonh,m An
many Others.
Gov. Phelps and daughter, Mr.. Mont
cnmery we're expected but owing TO III
sudden iiIne-. Of Mr.. NJ. they did not CON
aud s~nt their r-grets.
4 GONE ON TOUR
Mr.. and Mus. Sp-ed Stephen, secon
panied by Mis- MiItic Stephen, sister q
the groom Lett ior the EASTERN vs,erin
places in,s morning to he ab.ent from lou
to -ix weeks.
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III your BABY IL sick. su6erine and cry.
ing si'h pain Of cutting teeth, sooihs j,
9th nr Baii's B.by Syrup. which does
Mt c"n ain opium or anything injurious.
Price 25 cents . bottle.
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The "Ssn," Columbus, Ohio, says: "A
great and glorious result IL obtained By the
uae of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. n ell cases in which the
tipdeys and liver fail 70 perform the work
allotted 10 them"
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The Narrow Gauge,

The n.w board OF directors Of the mar.
row ksuse road met ye.'erd.y. The con-
struciion Company turned the road from
Sedslis TO Cole Camp. over to the railway
company.
E. A. Phillips Us elected superintendent
Of the operating department, and will have
change Of al freight aud ticket business.
james n. Doslsnd vss elected audito
and Holland Wheeler. chief engineer.
The road from Cole Camp 70 wanaw
will be pushed On rapidly.
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surcess.
r.mPhIess sat free tn all. Write for them an
ct iult particulars.
Pr'ce. specIsc, 81 On per package. or six psck-
a9ep Tor SS.D Address. all order. to
J. b SIMPSON MEDICINE CO..
Nos. l0e and 10 Main - 4. Buffalo, ~ r.
Sold IN S-dslia oy Cliocni q Co.
S-u-dAvlyr
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u Your Hair Falling or Turning
0rsyf

70 Your Hair Falling or Turning
0rsyf
"London Hsir Color Rstorer," the
most clesnly and delightful article ever in
troducsd to the Anerican people. II b
totally different iron ill othen, not sticky
or gummy. and free from all impure ingr
dienss that render many other preparations
obno1ious. II chickens thin HAIR, r.ssores
gray hair. gives II pew lite. cures d.ndrutl,
causing the hair TO grow where il has fallen
OF or become thin, does not coil or stain
anything. and il % perfectly and elegantly
prepared - to make it . lasting hair drsas.
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Color
Restorer is sold By all drueg,~ts At - cen,s
. bottle. or ak bottles for "a. Principal
Depot for United States, $50 North sixth
treet, Philadelphia.
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21st
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distri6ution Company,
AT sAcArLEy's r.Esrss,
10 the CITY OF Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 50. 1880.
--2.1st::

These drawings, authori.ed by the Legislature.
and sustained by all the courts &c Kentucky, at
cording toa contract made with the owners of the
tr~nktort grant, will occur regularly on the last
day OF every month, Sundays and Fridays ex-
copied, for the period Of i've years. terminating
on June ~. 10S5.
rendered the follow ing decisions:
ist-fhat the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal
2o-Its drawings are not fraudulent.
The management call attention Ia the liberal
scheme Hh,ch has met with snch popular favor
heretofore, and which will again ~ presented
for the
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from S~if- Anus
~ Mental Any
iesy. lsss n
Memory. Pain
IN Rsck or Side.
add diseases
that is-a.l to Con.
sumption. In
sanity and An
Early grave The
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29

These goods q. 6t made BY manufacturers Who have millions Of
compete with them. either prices quality and We Openly Defy
ps give price within $50 article here mentioned
ueatues and disr.,ch. t727d&vlyl T. 9. CROWLEY en-
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TO the Sheep Non Of Pettis.

To the 000op A0u Oh 10ttso'
0rxr1rnEx: Recenily there was call
in the Sedslis papen for meeting Of th.
sheep men of Pettis county, 1t The court
room in 6edalia, to organise . county WOOL
srowerss association. The meeting ~.
largely % attended. four being present.
Nov isn't this nice commentary upon The
enterprise Of the farmers of Pettis. II such
. call had been issued in . ayankee" state
or county. farmers would have rushed to.
gether N rsspoose. Shall it Be said that
Ne are old foGies, dead-beads and asleep "a
our true INTEREST,"? We say no!
All eastern and northern states have state
and county wool groven' associations; and
Missouri hes one. Where and By whom
vas it organisedi In the future capital
and By the sheep men Of the grea, county oil
JPettisf No; it va IN the extreme south
west county Of Vernon. and Pettis ned only
one representative there. We speak this to
our shame. Our state WOOL growers asso.
iatioa meets in 6edalis next April, and n
i desired that every county in the STATE
organise . county association. Shall moi
Pessis organise and Be prepared to enter.
tain the state convention?
There i more money invested in the
sheep industry than in any other three. End
its patrons need al the information they
can net. The best vsv 20 inform oun.elve1
and succeed. il to get acquainted. 70 discus,
TOPICS and 90 operate in every way q
further the WOOL interest.
Then let every sheep man in Petit,
county assemble 1t the court room in seds
liz. on Saturday. July 8, 1t 10 o'clock .. %
to organise . county association.
JoHx NJ. SNRrD.
II. r ScoFI.
n. H. GkNTRY.
2. w. GExrRY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29

Itching Pile0-Symptoms and Cure
The symptoms arc noisturs, like pers.
plrasion, intense itching, increased By
scratching. very distressing, particularly u
night, - If pin worms were crawling in
end about the rectum; the private parts
are sonetimes affected; If allowed to con.
tinus. very serious results may follow. DR..
Swayos's All-HeslinG Ointment 10 pleas
ant. sure cure. Also for letter. Itch, Salt
R6eum. Scad Head. Erysipelss. Barber's
Itch. Bloschsa. al scaly, Crusty. Cusane-
'ous, Eruptiona. Price 50 cent?, 8 boxes
for $l.26. Sent BY mail to any address on
receipt Of price 10 currency. or three cent
postage stamps. Prepared Soly By Dr..
SvayDe 4 Son, $50 North Sixth stree, Phil.
sdelphia, Pa. Sold BY all prominent drug.
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To NERVOUS srFFERERs-TaE GREAT III.
koPEAN REMEDY-pR- j. T. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE

,s positive cure for sp~rms,orrh.a. sem,na
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PROF UIllMEITE'S. FRENCH I'VE PAD


10. Banrhy and il
For S BY Aug Esnsn. Druggist Cor. Ohio and S0d Ss Sia, No.
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NUrIcE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IN ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE IN ASSIGNMENT.
In the matter Of D. q. WilkersOu, assignee Of
W. r Thomas Co.
All vno0 70 may concern are hereby notified
that the aceounes of n O. Wilkersoa a. assignee
ot W. = Ihomos Z Co., were Aied at the May
TN: - q Ne elseais court Of Petris county.
signed clerk Of hid eosrt, and uUIrss DIRECTION
= nae tnerseo aod pod cause to the contrary
seowa. MY vtll ~ lssed upos, and allowed by
" ~ s.euaseecse - o. eseofe the sxth day
D &C. l. JAc1sou. d. T. s-isw2t
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To the Ladies and Gentlemen
PROF. GUHAMETTE'9
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD!


In all f0ravsl. Diahosos, Dropsy. Briohts
ease OF the Kidneys, lnconsnenc0 and Retention
OF Urine Inflammation ofths Kidnsys, Catarph Of
the Bladder, High Coiorod Urine, Pain In the
Back, Side or Loins, Nervous weakness, and in
ad6ev and CnnaSy OreAns whether
private otherwise. This remedy
with nearly years France
the wonderful curative ecss BY absorption
internal medicines being required We
OF testimonials o this Pcd when all hs
LADIES. suSenns with Female Weakness.
rhsa diseases peculiar males
kidneys, ash your druggist for Prof 0ulnetss French
Kidney Pad. and take other. got IT, send
q Gill receive the Pad by return ma Addre.. a.
Branch FRENCH PAD CO., Toledo. Ohio.
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-Mo,her-. you can relieve your b.by
Of i,s discomfort, without administering
opium. that deadly drug. By using only
DR.. Bulls B.by Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-29

As the brid. aud groom came in they
were preceded by the ushers who took sta.
tions on either eide Of the altar. Speed and
his bride then With measured step, a the
organ, presided over ny Prof Sautrr, peslei
forth wedding msrch. AZ the couple
reached the chsncel the organ lr-sened its
music, when DR.. Curtis read the service
that msde them ''msn aud wife" impree-
sively and beautifully.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
TOUGHER THAN Jonah AND


One pleasant summer afternoon
was standing on the shore of pond
On Long Island, watching tie play IF
the swallows as they skinned Just
over the surface Of the water shortly
before sunset. About hundred yards
ont vas bed of lily pads md, As the
swallows skipped i, occasionally
good ripple could be seen, and some
times a break from the edges indicat
ing a fish there. This fastened nv al
tention to the particular place. had
often seen cats play with swallows,
swooping at them, but the idea Of fish
doing the same was something nsw to
me- Presently | saw clean breach,
and fine large pickereI showed Ills
whole size and got swallow, too. as
he disappeared beneath the water.
This was repeated several times, and
called the attention Of my companion
to the novel sight. While we were
watching we sawtwo large fish break
at the same swallow, the fish coraing
from opposite disrections and each
head on to each. Both missed the
swallow, but, singular to relate, only
one fish was seen to fall into the wa
ter, and neither was seen TO pass the
other. Ny companion and myself
looked with wonder. There was d
commotion in the water, with con-
tlnuous spatting, aud boat being
at hand, we jumped in and rode to The.
spot and picked up the largest pond
pickerel ever saw. When we had
him in the boat the mystery was soIv-
ed; the smaller of the fish had, in his.
eagerness for the swallow jumped
clear down the larger ones throat.
and only the tail, to the extent Of about
Tan inch, showed. The large fish was
comepletcly rent asunder and killed
by the catastrophe. Both weighed
ltwenty-three pounds.
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Fire.

Vauglin's house and barn, two
miles below the Halfway House, on
the Boise City road, was destroyed
by FIRE last Friday about noon. The
house was occupied by Mr.. Dobson
and wife, and Mrs. Dobson was the
only person there when the fire broke
ont. She was unable to save any
thing except some of their clothing
A small quantity of freight was also
burned. The loss is estimated at
about $4,000. Vaughn, the proprie-
tor of the place, is well known
freighter.
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GONE East.

Mr.. Jonas w. Brown left yesterday
for tour of the East. He will go via.
Chicago TO Layfayette. Jacksonville
and Champaign in Indiana. and Roscoe,
Ohio, and will attend the General Con-
ference Of the M E. Church to be held
in Cincinnati during May. and perhaps
attend the r. w. G. lodge of Good
Templars that meets at New York City
the last Tuesday in May, and also the
National Republican Convention in
Chicago, June 3D. He expects to re-
turn about June 18th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
Washington Mine.

Messrs. Wiley Fox and John Nc
Donough are still at work running a
tunnel to tap their mine, the George
Washington The tunnel is now in
l25 feet, and will reach the ledge
by running twelve or fifteen feet fur
Their, and at a depth of fifty or sixty
feet below the old tunnel. They
have been working in pretty hard
rock for sometime, but digging is now
easy, and they are making good
Roadway. The Washington is an
east extension of the Sub Rosa.
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and briggs mine near the Golden
Chariot, says the Aralauche. "Ihe
last crushing Of rock from this mine
averaged $73 to the ton. Mr.. Crane
and the other parties working it in
tend to have about 80 tons more
crushed shortly. The ledge averages
from eight inches to foot in width
and shows considerable proportion
Of gold. The snow is over twenty
feet deep around the mine, and has
been tunneled through distance Of
100 feet from the outside to the point
where the ledge is being worked"
4 The Good Tenp!ars have author
lied their trustees to put their hall in
proper shape. A new floor is to be
laid in the dancing hall and a side
walk and porch are to be built, as well
as other Improvement. The work
will be taken in hand Immediately by
Messrs. Borland and Munson.- Boise
City Republican
The Idahoan says: "The boys at
Shaw's Mountain will have a soft
thing on liquid nutriment the coming
campaign in Boise county No can
didate of either party would think Of
passing without dropping few gal
Ions of bourb or old rye; while they
will te hit both ways by them dele
gate 'fellers." Correct Jud.
Nh. JAMES MoRIARrY, Of this place
received a letter Sunday night from
Maj. Mcdowell, Superintendent Of the
Elmira Company, operating at Banner
He says he will leave Elmira for this
place sometime ia May, and come viz
Chicago, where he will select pair 0
cork feet for Mr.. Tim Carroll. Mr.
Donald Grant purchased at Chicago
machinery for saw mill, which il
now OH the road to this place.
/ Gov. BRAYMAN, Rev. Joslyn, Judg
Stout and Mr.. S. j. Henderson, mad
most appropriate and timely remark
on different occasions during the week
before the Teachers Institute. Thes
gentlemen have an unfagging interes
in the noble cause of educa,ion.- Ida
hosn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
A Grizzly That Weighed Ton.
Laramie Cor. Chicago Times.

a FEW days ago saw an enormous
grizzly bear, which had been killed
near the SabiIla. by an expert hunter
named Yount. Before he was aware
of it he was close to the bear, who was
lying in a sort Of cave. He had to
fire at him 10 selfdefense, and, as good
luck would have it, shot the bear
through the brain. killing him instant,
ly. 1t took a span Of mules TO draw
the bear out of his den, aud he was
found to weigh over eighteen hundred
pounds | never saw more magnifi-
cent skin than this fellow had, and
Mr.. Yount refused $50 for it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
Political Troubles.

The Republicans of the Territory
are growing among themselves as
well as the Democrats. There is a
good deal of ''ring" talk. and anti
ringers seem to mean boltif one of the
ring is nominated for Congress There
is considerable said about the voice of
the people not being respected, they
not having voice in the election of
delegates from certain counties to the
Territorial Convention. One leading
Republican in the Territorial Convell-
ton calls another influential Republi-
can a traitor to the party. Some are
accused of selling out to Ainslie.
With kelly Democrats "Kelly Re.
publicans," with the anti prefix to each,
"Brayman Republicans" and their OPP
ponents--the "anti-Braymans," "Ring-
ers," "anti-Ringers," 'Mormons.' with
their ants, it's fearful state Of poll
teal affairs The average voter is
bewildered, and we doubt if any poll.
tical leader can make it clear to the
voter which teat he (the politician
really sucks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
Grant Believes in a strong Govern

Grant Believes in a Strong Govern
ment
New York Sun.
Grant expresses his regret that he
had not known years ago what he
knows now. He processes to have
learned great deal during his jour
ney among the Kingdoms of the Old
World.
What has he learned?
He has learned that great deal eff
government is better for the people
than little.
What is the proof of this?
He says it requires great deal of
government to enable the people of the
Old World to extract bare subsis-
tence from the soil
II this is so, then without a great
deal of government they could not
subsist.
In other words, according to his
doctrine the prosperity Of people is
proporti, nate to the amount of gov
eminent they have. Believing this. If
he is patriot he must desire strong
government for the people Of his own
country.
And yet in the face of this explicit
avowal, persons may be found so in
credulous as TO doubt whether lie
wants to be King!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-04-13
Northern Nevada Railway.
Tuscarora Times Review.

Colonel Lyman Bridges arrived in
town yesterday afternoon from the
north. He. with party. is making o
preliminary survey of the most FEAST
BILE route for the proposed Northern
Nevada Railway from Battle Noun
tain to some point in Idaho. He in-
forms us that about 40 miles of the
line will be built shortly, though no
route has as yet been determined up
on. Col. Bridges leaves here this
morning for the railroad.
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sHAw,s MouxTAIN NEWS.
OcEoI.A, April 10, 1880.

OcEoLA, April 10, 1880.
Ed. WoRLp:-I saw by yonr paper
this week that no one is giving Jon the
items from this place, 50 convert my
self into correspondent and send
you the latest news.
The Rising Sun mine is not doing
much at present. Men are still at
work driving the lower tunnel ahead.
Have not found the ledge yet, but ex-
|pect to cut it at any time.
The Paymasteris going ahead about
as usual. Good ore is being taken
from the upper tunnel. Expect to
strike the ledge in the lower tunnel in
a week or two.
Mr.. Plowman is starting work on
his mill. Its construction in charge
of Mr.. Stuck, gentleman and me-
chanic who understands his business.
/ think Mr.. Plowman has done well in
| securing his services.
The citizens of this place, Oceola,
held meeting ON the 9th inst. to see
what to do about the plot of the town,
so a committee of five was appointed
to arrange its affairs. The committee
and meeting adopted the plot as it is,
so the town has been surveyed and its
name is Oceola. Sunday is the day
appointed for distributing the lots
| Ten or twelve men are at work on the
road, Strengthening it through tie
1street.
| Dave Brown and Joe Abrams are
trimming some of the Bull WhackeI
rock through the Rising San arastra.
i Mr.. Hoskins is starting placer
mine on More creek.
i Mr.. Hunter has started to put uE
his boarding house 1t will be thirty
three by ninety feet. When it i.
finished there VIII be chancs for thu
Il boys to get square meal when the,
go by the town of Oceola.
Mr.. Clawson is keeping his road il
) good condition. If any one wants t.
; learn how to keep road in frst-clas,
order, let them look at his aud tax,
Items.
We had a serenading party here tn,
other night at Mr.. aud Mrs. Hunters
The music was furnished by MessrS
, Rawles, Goodiife and Dillinger. Ha,
, a fine time and plenty of good music
After the cake, wine and cigars wer
3 passed around, all went home wit
: many good wishes to Mr.. and Mrs
f Hunter.
u Snow is going off very fast. A few
II more days of this kind of weathe
aud it will all be gone. Then W
will have prospect and 60
RouGHING IT.
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Arrivals at the Luna House.

John Collins, Chas. A. Foster, ]. V. r..
Witt and al. Johnston, Boise City: NJ. f,
Waldron and G. C. Havird, Ceateryille; i,
l. q. Smith, Boise Road; NJ Fox, Wash,
ington Mine; Tkos. Graney, Sub Rosa
Matt Calvin, Henry Greek; Joe Traverse,
Pine Creek; Francis CoulSon and O. Ian
dreth. Bear Run; Jas. Price, Julian Hill,
Geo Bennett, John Frank, VIM Barker,
and E Slime, City, Robt. Boyd, Summit
Flat.
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knli-at'eekly agorld.
tuesday. APRIL IS. 1880.
Postomce Hours.

ng week DAYS, until further notice,
gtofflce will be kept open from seven
until nine p. III.
lays from half-past twelve to one,
|m four until six r. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
Money Order office will not be
at all on Sundays; and no Money
Business will be transacted on Sat
after four o'clock p. M.
y s. g. Sissy,
City, Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.