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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-14
EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA University,

Nine departments Of study; teIt.books iurnlshed
nj cost; calendar arranged 70 suit teachers; e1-
penses ior one year from 8I75 TO $500; non-see-
tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep
tember Sd, 1879.
EaeFor catalogues and other Information apply
tothe President, ]. Il. Thompson, Morgantowr,
West Va. aui
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BlsHop GrLMouR, Cleveland, Ohio, en-.
dorses st. Jacobs OH as q remedy for
Rheumatism.
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6s w. VAN buren, ST., CmcAeo, Ill,
March Z, 1870,

The CuTicuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
\ Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington ST.,
Boston, and are for sale BY all druggists. Price Of
CpTicuRA, small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, con.
81. kEsoLvENr, 81 per bottle CUTIppAA soar, 81
cents per cake; by mall, 80 cents 8 cakes, 70 cent?.
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WANTED TO BUY-A DWELLING
w House containing 1--WE or ak rooms, on half or
third lot, running clear to alley, on Fourteenth,
Fifteenth or Sixteenth streets. Apply Of once 10
ALEXANDER BONE, lals Market street, Crangle's
Block. fl8
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You can get a good stem-wind Watch for
$3.50 from JACOB W.. GRUBB,
The IeweIer.
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D. Gundling, Esq, has gone East to pur.
chase the spring stock for his firm,
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EoR RENT.

For RENT
A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING No. li
FiIiRenih street; has gaN. and water. contains
dys rooms, and isin good order will DO rented
low 70 q Gool tenant. Possession EiLen April lt.
Real Estate Agents.
A Two STORY FRAME BUILDING, In North
wheeling, for sale or rout. Possession given immedi.
AtJty sleRant tWostory Dwelling House on South
Front EtfSet; bay window, ave rooms, well located.
Possession giTen APrillst v,pp a m
jse-r1hAs 1850 Market ItresL up stair.
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DOR SALE

TOR SALE OR LEAsE-THE GIN
j. CLIMATE Railway Iron Works Company offer
for sale or lease, on favorable terms, their RAIL and
BEAM MILL The property Is In good condition
and well situated for handling everything with the
greatest economy, having n frontage on the Ohio river
Of over 60 feet, and the same on the Little Miami
Railroad. The present owners will takea large inter-
est In n new Organization II desired. Address WAL
TER SMITH, President Is West Fourth ST., Cin-
GInnAti, fel2
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For additional Local Sc Hra Page.
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DOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No. 81
Il Eighteenth street, East Wheeling, containing
store room and eight rooms and good cellar; water and
KaS, A good stand for grocer. Cheap TO 4 good ten
ant. Inquire Of A. n. ADAMS, at Lucas MlHie
Store, ll27 Market street. las
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WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO TAKE
w general State Agencies. Salary and expenses
paid! References required. TRIUMPH MFG CO.,
Ito Monroe street, Chicago. j~al7-TuAs
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For REM.

DOR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
L and DWELLING. No. ll3 Main street, now Oc-
CnpIed by MeSsrS. c. KHus d Bro. Possession given
Anil III, 1850, HENRY K. LIST,
ieG 1901 Main street.
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Che ~gatliasmen


once. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street
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UoR RENr-THE FINE DWELLING,
T. No. Al Fifteenth street, also nice SIX
med house on the Island, and several
all houses In different parts Of the city. AL
III April LIST, 1880. Inquire Of
H. FORBES,
jal9 Custom House.
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DOR RENT

DESIRABLE CHAPLINE STREET
~ RESIDENCE FOR RENTING magnificent
tsS'q n.nT ~ Saappnn nmNItS nov W. V''Gpsva ~ IA ir N
lSt, 1880. This Is considered one Of the most desira.
BILE and convenient residences 10 the city, and VIII DO
let on reasonable terms. Apply to TH0S. OtBRlEN,
IGS0 No. 1911 Market street.
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EoR RENT
Dwelling House No. IS Seventh street, con.
tanning eight rooms. Possession given APRIL
=" J. EBBERT,
iG7 No. 20 Seventh street.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT-THE NEW
~ brick dwelling, No. l26 Fourteenth street, six
rooms, wash room and cellar; also, the fnmedwell-
Ing, seven rooms, No, % South Front Street, Island,
very near Suspension Bridge. Possession April iSt.
DOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
Il move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
LIST Of April next TO the rooms now occupied BY
Vance, Hughes & Co, No. 1871 Main street, We ofer
for rent the rooms We now occupy, No. l2l Main
htrcet. HARPER 4 BRO.
lel8
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
A New Paying Occupation
Ladies and Gentlemen.

The Han.i-o,n~ Nickel Plated NV Home Lamp
being introduced to The public this season, l. the
most merItorIou. article ever offered agents
make money with, l. safer, and more convenient
than the STUDENT Lamp, which has heretofore ha
tne equation Of helug th.. safest lamp male. IL
hs- a clamp To- rrrny attach ,, ." the sewing
ordinary lamp being a'cden,s.iy Up>e; or thrown
tom the table, entirely relieved by tins simple
Giant continuance. IL can os adjusted to throw
the hight Iu-t where ~ u wanted To- suit the eyes,
an, csn be converted iato handsome wall lamp.
IL has 'he best arrange nrHer filing indt stor
and convenient match box. and IT. price ~ within
lac reach 81 every one. II has been fully tested
AMI edit. rally endorsed by the Western Christian
ADVOCATE. VA. Christian R..vi.w. Herald and
Prr>hy tery, Jouin,i ami Messenger. and Christian
standard the leading religious papers Of CincIn-
natl. and - endorsed toy the Mayor and Post Ma
to- of CINCINNATI, the agent OF the American En-
press company and Presidents Of Insurance com
pan~>. - being the safest, mos, eonvenlent and
best lamp made.
There are three reasons Why agents should seek
such an article TO canvass foT-hrst for its ab-o-
lut- safety AMI great convenience it Is needed IN
every hen"--scond. its low price makes us sale
Iinmense,-third. u VIII be credit to handle >nch
an art.rle. One ~"ushern agent writes, il sells
i~tor man t,en. Lees portrait Sold right ain. The
war; another writes. u beats the palny DAY eli
the sewing machine, its rapid sale, low pgics. md
liberal term, surprise Obi agents. Address d rme
Lamp Co, Cincinnati, -. Mentioning our j., per
and they will give YOU iull particulars and .N'iu-
siv. territory IL canvas. n. la-l y.;u,"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05

Uncle Jim jumped in the thick Of the
crowd, and by his strength and coun-
sells. contributed to calm the excite
ment. Nothing. however. would
have saved the Philadelphia referee
from at least frightful beating had
he not taken advantage Of the divers
ion of Uncle Jim. and shouted out
that since there vas a disposition on
the part OF some ut the New York
men to be reasonable, he was willing
To declare the fight draw, and all
outside bets off. This decision ended
the riot. but not the DISCUSSION. The
New Workers came away Disguised at
The end OF their days sport.
While the disturbance was going
on around the pit Tricksy died. and
his body was thrown out upon the
grass. Paddy was BADLY hurt, bu; he
he will recover.
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Tho Late Mrs. Ellen n. Miller.

Ellen NJ. wife Of Dr. r. I. Miller, died
a, the family residence on Broadway, IN
this city at 9:45 O'Clock p. m. Friday last
Deceased, whose maiden name vas Ellen
NJ. Hutchins, vac born at Detroit, Mich,
Dec 6 1870. che came 10 Missouri 10 1860,
and vas married ia Nay, 1851. TO Dr. Mil
She had been member OF the El'i.c"-
church from early youth, but after
marriage accompanied her husband to the
worshipping place of his choice. the he
formed church, of which she became de-
vo,sd member She was an active chris
fian lady. and her loss is monrned 10y
large circle OF warm hearted lrienas. She
leaves a family consisting of four daughters
who with the surviving husband, have the
sympathy Of hosts OF friends i" Tins citv, IN
their deep sfiiicrion. The funeral services
will take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from the family residence corner "f b'oad-
wsy and Lsmine streets.
Friends of the family are limited.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Mad BRIDGES.

Jim Bridges, the vile miscreant who
spent a term in the pen for shooting
and woundiug his father-in-law. old
man Meal pin. few years ago, is
again in trouble.
Jim resides on Third street just
west Of Brock Schmidt's gin mill in
the same horse with another family.
The families had some trouble ve>ter-
day morning about sack of -four
which had been stolen. Later in the
day Jim Bridges filled up with poor
bug juice and imagined he Was a
whole militia company, and was called
upon to quell a disturbance while he
was the principal disturber. While
the man Of the house was absent last
evening, Jim commenced shooting on
the premises, frightening the women
ab'l children until they left and came
down town asking the police for pro-
lection.
Officer McNally went to the place
and called for the beligerent BOBBY.
He was IN the second story and came
down stairs with the pistol cooked
He gave up, however, and was lodged
in the coal tar box, where he will stay
without the benefit of church prayers
to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Buncombe Story.

Ii has just developed how the omission
by the city Assessor r his &c K ", dis os
cred in The $4,000 find made by member
OF the Bosrd of Equalization. L, seems
that Alderman Fernald ha- Q house and
lot or a vacant lot ia Wes,enhers's add
iion. The ar xious si.ierm Ala, 10 learn how
much his property Was s>-e-s-d al. com
menced 10 investigate, and II was during
that invesiig alton ne learned ilat the a,iGI-
,ion had been omitted. Hence :he story
OF vigiiant officials looking ou; Tor the in
,eresis of their constituents.
Again, .Nngent's and Perry. additions
were left out OF the city a-sessmeut. How
Wa this? Why WAS not this piece ri Wig
iiance also heralded TO the world,
Ii Is barely possible that The two latter
additions were left TO be discovered" al
soEle future time IN order TO again stir up
The community Oh somebody'- ws,chfu!.
ness.
Ii is great Ia be an alderman, and ex-
plantations are in order.
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Written for the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
A DAY IN OCTOBEB.

Oh nv darling do you know,
Where ! wish this div 10 GO?
Out IN The country over the hills.
Far away 10 the brooks aud rills
Now Tor what would ecu like 20 know?
But my darling NAV go,
Across the purple hills away.
Where msy spend the whole longday?
Thi- il IL, ii YOU would know,
Where the autumn grasses grow,
Tha; rod and bend IN The br-. ze. high.
ln gratitude to the sunny sky.
On what " a.d thanks to know,
That Ne may rsmbl, to- md fro,
Tossxreriene- this sser pleasure.
Lavi.hed up u Va without measure.
Gods glorious country, beautiful. serene,
Where any inert, u NAV iesi herself queen:
Free Q" all "a gather. all the beaut'r. rare,
Flower. Inn-- and grasIs-, ali tu IL He'll
share.
Gage Cry. Ssp:. 1880 l.. \ -.
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ITEMS
For the Ladies to Read.

-rhe s,~h:on 1T -h,rr'ng - increasing IN m
N1r.
-Lo'eiy pointed collars entirely oi TT tr;,i-
hn'>hed with ~ fringe. are shown To wear
with back IN, --e-.
--Spanis. lace III black ami White. wrought with
gold, VII hr used for nrri,n-i.iIhg dresses. bat
snd bonnet>.
Satin rlrr,eIileuX, with ~prnk!ju. -; c"lE 49,
Yer ami ut head- - feature aInnng the nil
hnery material.
Messy ruches OF Feathers .,n.l 81 pt->a,ntu-
'er,". Nl-o very alie feather brrlrT~ 81 his,N
'rlch-ttp~. are Ou the htnd!~"f:e>t ci"ak>.
taE'!cnt - t:- n.s color for w"1len e"~tG,ne~
Sh'rrIcg = the fashionable trimming. for six an.
-a.tlu NANTES.
The ps~>crnenierIr- that have been Dpvue,:
are more gorgeous, ii not mor, elegant, than The.
materials they are Intended to decorate,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Bronchitis, q Premoniter

of consumption. is characterized by
catarrh or inflammation @, the mu-
Gus membrane OF the AIR passages
with cough and expec,oration,
short breath, hOarseness, pains in
the chest. For all bronchial sfiec-
tions, sore throat, aphonis or loss
of voice, coughs, "DR. SwAYNE's
COMFOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, "is a well-knOwn curative.
Price 25 cents, and 81 a bottle. or
six bottles S.. The large size is
the most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila.
delphia. Sold by ali prominent
druggists. An occasional dose of
Sw.yne'- PiIls should be taken
keep the bowels free. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ious complaints.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
important Sale.

We call attention to the breeders great
combination sale of short.horn cattle adj
vertIsed in another par, Of this paper.
Ranchniep, breeders and farmers are
especially interested to attend this ssle, A.
i, comprises q large numb~r Of bulls. ready
ior service, representing fashionable and
.ub-tsctiai I miliea. BE on han.: q, the
Sedalis, No., fair grounds, October 9th,
rain or shine. and secure soms fine animaia.
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Some of the Achievements Of that
Much Abused Article OF
Popular Use.

-S-isha na- pl-n,y ii vino .-Jvfier-"n
City Jcurnni.
Grant %. u ind al ihe present stage cf
the World .i,uInst :.Lzz'ISs - desis able
c.,nluio,iiiv >u,~r, n. ,i-d towns, iossi-h
individuals WHOSE itvr- ate l.."lv.' :-,t re-
rond the giu.- ,ilvit-.i .b-m nv i,i, ~
ur AM al the tTaii-iasing poser at B''' hsv.
lug .-ssotign -aergs q" k.A tie r'.s.L-, .s's;
divers alleged na'D,n .-,":- "SsT :.'- IA
teller al " iio-e brsiL> the AZ: q, i''--iii-m
ha, taken ,hr second gr"wth. ali frequently
and pe,-ry-ring.y remark of C3icSgo: oh :.
IL 4. buiit, a. ru-I,,->- Conducted, AMI si-
reputation safeguarding on Wind Bat when
tine old 80 ,niIiy clothed intelligence - lime
twists his wheel .sound Ia the ten years
point a. which che c.n-a,r taker comes out
nud "a Ak . uaask ON the slate, and Chica-
go sits down on aud covers -. L"uis, iir
wn,iI !.- rivai IN population and cuisines :.
ewes, n. Judge David Davis would by sitting
,i,sn on baked ePpie, spread II ou; into the
-,m.iiIudr of a bo"k ilArK, all ut thee
United States ";.rn their respective eyes
and -ay, wind win-'
Win.i h ~ gotten Itself into bad .~ior IN
| ia. pas, "u account ol having been ar sus-
! ,,-eI-d OF hsyin. been in bal company.
Bat Oh src"unt Of having gotten ia part
lat rship with the enterprise of the nine
teenth centu y, it IL beginning nos 10 re-
cover the reputation 1; formerly enjoyed ia
tie DAYS of Alan aud the weeks Inlmedi-
aieiy succeeding him. when books and
papers we're undresmed Of and when tradi-
tion WIS the historian.
| Mind Is br acing up.
! Wind L. the oil with which truth y
CREASED - a. io 90 down easy
| Wind /. truth aduiIerAied.
There are @'eoPie who not only will mol
one uf The ingredients.
Soa- nien di-believe a-soci ated pres di-
patches a. Ia political m alters bscau-e ihey
are controlled by republicans.
Olhrrs don't believe newspaper local
such men are unreasoD able freaks of nH
tufc, built without a pattern. without toru'
All void, aud mere ~fisies al the Useless
others don't hrli-ve ';eorge Washingto,
ever lived.
! There are people in tie deserted vilias.
10 Sleepy iloliow," sixty miles east OF Sc
d.lla on the Missouri river, VINO don't he
iieve Christ is dead vet VINO bajieve thu
he had a fair Trial BY his le.rs with beneii
oi counsel and was acquitted. that he sue.
he prosecutors for malicious. prosecution
an'i false imprisonment and recovered SO.
9ON q ,m ,ges, IN cash
Some men never will b-i,eve anythin.
un,li thr"i,gh the ''mniPo;snt Power a
wind the truth j. forced into their t"rPis
hr'i.-.
Win; l. the right bower oi success ia TIA
ia eiceE.h ccniars.
IL made the centennial = s'Icres-.
IL has built railroads. ei. ed presidents
built and iensni.d pulpiis, Aid mSde news
, papers s,iid 49, that executions could ID
collected ,fi Of them.
Wind mixed with truth and the inierss!
, Of the e,p!- will blow The capital Of Me
souri, from deserted jefferson Cay 10 lh
thrifty city OF Seixiis.
Let no man de-pise wind.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
0ausry Gods.

OF all the gois that mythology or other
agencies have given birth to, the oruri~-i
are the broad -mou,hed, strong -!ung-i code
oil the gallery. Let one 81 ihose h.cdiums
60 Ia a pubic hall during a theatrical en-
tertainmen, and he is sure 10 howl and
whistle 40 thsi he is a nuisance to cultured
people Who spare their time and money TO
hear the actors on che si.ge. 4 good ensr-
getic police officer fastened to their coat
collars occasionally would have . whole
some effect on the gang.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05

-Caicsgo is u perfect pen.!emonium snd
her citizens have gone stark mad st the dis
cosery OF a visiting Knight Tempisr. Who
escaped from the late Triennisi Conclav.
with part OF hi. Uniform aud seventy cents.
Two Chicago landlords suichisd hecau-e a
poor devil Of = knight from Parsons "a
espei with both oi his su-pen.iers. They
Ct, the buttons ard pants and the balance
OF the apparel. Chicago never does any
thing BY halves IL she can help it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
The NJ, K. and II. Extension.

The Denison division OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road i,as been built rs
far as GreenviIie, Texas, a di-tanc. from
Denison of tiity-two miles. The road IS in
frst-cla-s running order, and trains NOW
run regularly a. far rs tir.enviIie. This
opens up rich and fcriII. country, and
gives Connection with that portion that ali.
prove valuable tn the Missouri, Ksusa- and
Texas road. The people oil that section
will bc greatly benefited, for he new roaG
of course will give them direct rail,o.d
connection with all points north and south.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Itching Prizes

i.one OF the uosl annos ing diseases
in the world, and yes al can find
sure relief ~ the use Of DIX.
SwAYNE's OISrNENr. l, has been
tested IN thonsands Of instances and
invariably make. . sure cure.
The symptoms ere moisture like
perspirstion, intense itching, in
creased BY scratching, very di--
,re-.ing. particularly at night, a.
IL pin worms we're crawling in and
about the rec,nm; the private Psrts
are sometimes effected. Procure
this ointment. Resder, il you are
suffering from thi. distressing com
pl.ioi, letter. itch, scs'd head, ring
worm, BARRIERS itch, any :russy.
.cAly stin erup,ions, use DR..
Svayne's Ointment AMI be cured.
sold BY eli prominent druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Got q Corner on Virtue

San Francisco, AT leas, a port OF j., i-
having a vir,uou- fl over n nude painting
which il in the art exhibit at the Mechan.
ic's fair. The teAchers Of the Oakland
-chool-, who were TO visit The galleries with
their pupi!s, requested that the work be
yelled during their passage. A so,e vas
taken among the visitors on SATURDAY
afternoon ~ Ia whether the painting should
he removed or not resulted against the idea
of removal
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
His Diet Forty Years After Mar
riage.

At one of our hotels las. night there was
registered new married couple from Ne
brasks. OF Course the bridal chambers
was placed at their disposal, DC, and when
they entered the dining room arm in arm
for the purpose of slowing away a stated
amount Of eatahles, the regular boarders
took in the sight without extra charge.
Alter they were seated at the table polite
waiter came around to take their orders
The groom wanted tea and toast--the bride
said she would have toast and tea. The
next order was from q drcver from Texas:
he very empbaticsily exclaimed Give me
meat, BY Cd, and plenty Of II. l have
been married forty year,, and the old
woman says tea and toast Is played out"
His order was filled, and the new married
couple nibblesi their toast aud drank their
tea, and were happy TO all appearances
ksnsss City Express.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05

The grasshoppers recently ate half an
acre Of tobacco for a msR dawn soulh, and
when the owner went up to 'ou'l al it. they
sat on the fence and -quir,ed tobacco juice
at him.-BloomIngton Eye.
Not only that, but they followed him all
around the farm begging him for chew Of
fne cut, and when ne reached in hrs poCk.
ct MALT day afterwards to get . gnaw Of
the weed, he ran his hand against a dozen
bald headed and too'hless old grs-shopper-
which had obeekiiy craw.ed in there and
were quietly bnt diligently cumming away
at the edge of the tobacco
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Bogus Certificates.

II is no vile dfugged stuff, pretending To
he made of wonderful foreign roots. bark,
&C, and pulled up by long, bogus certif
Gates of pretended miraculous cure, bat a
simple, pure, effective medicine, made of
we'll known valuable remedies, that fur
nish its own certificates by It's cures We
refer to Hop BitIers. the purest and beat OF
medicines. See another column epub
lican
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
The Late John Proutsm8n.

John Prpuisman, sgei Is, died a; 80
Yesterday morning al the residence Of Ma
ior Niles Deceased WAS formerly stewart
At :ne Willard hotel aud had AL extensive
acquaintance in the city. The funeral ser
vices will take place Al ) O'Clock this alter
noon from the residence OF Major Miles,
corner of Second ami NJ sssachuseits streets,
Rev. A. J. VanWaener officiating. All
the friends Of deceased a.. 1 ian.i'v are cor
=, aliv ,crifaI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
Hello, Oh You Old Craw- Fish.

Chicago. Oct. "A San Francisco sl~c-
iai says ihs, an in,erview with = Bulletin
reporter, Senstor Jones mphatica'ly denied
having lett the republican party or written
a letter 10 that effect. He will support
Garfield, and holds tina, republican success
in the coming election IL Of greater import
anc~ that At any time since the war.
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