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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Otto Power Gets Himself Into the
Cooler.

On Wednesday last there arrived in Se-
dalia . msn who gave has name a. Otto
Power. He had lost three fingers off his
right hand, but otherwise seemed to be Of
sound body and mind. For day or two
be kept his own counsel. and wss treated
like any other stranger who visits Sedalia.
The officers Of the lsw had no suspicion
that ANYTHING Was wrong, until Yesterday
evening, when it reached Officer Wentz!e-
mans ears that Otto Wa going around
with paper begging money Upon tie plea
that he wac unable 10 work. and that
wESTZLEMAN SENT HIN.
Never having seen the msn before. and
having never spo.en 10 hin. except to AL
swer ordinary questions which strangers
PROFOUND 10 the officers every day, Wenizie-
man thought h. 'smelled q mouse" and
proceeded to make an investigation. He
met Quo and at once accused him OF gain
ing things under faise preiences. bat
THIS WAS sToCTLY DENIED.
The officer, however, took him into custody
and locked him up 10 the calaboose, and
proceeded TO make a search among the
psPers found in his pocket. II was not
long before he came TO ~hs, he Was hunt
ing for. being nothing more nor le--
than paper stating that he was disabled
and unable 10 work, aml asking the chsra-
tsbly inclined 10 give small sum to help
him on his road. The paper contained the
signatures OF some Of the hest citizens of
the city. aud the donations amounted to
something
OVER FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
not counting what wss given To him by
those who had not the time or inclination
TO write their names. His mode Of opera
lion was to go the merchants and business
men and say Wen,zieman was friend Of
his and had seat him 10 them, knowing
them to he charitable and big-hearted peo-
pie, and this dodge seldom failed He also
had package which he gave away TO .
prominent citizen, saying he found il on
the street and had no use for il. Upon
opening il the citizen found il to he a
FINE TABLE OH. CLOTH,
which he al once turned over 10 the police
BY way of parenthesi-, the BAzoo will
cay il any one has lost such a clo,;, it can
be had by application to the police. Among
the papers Was found . similar petition, nu-
merousIy signed hy citizens OF Sherman,
Texas, which shows conclnsuvelv that this
is no new dodge OF his. but that he i. u.ed
10 the business
Otto strongly protests his innocence, say
ing he is an honest, industrious man, but
the belief in police circles is that he is
6rst-cia-s
sCALAwAG AND DEAD BEAT
and certainly il looks that way. lie will
spend Tomorrow in the calsboose. and can,
by searching, the scriptures, find cut that
The sway of the irangrrssor is hard"
Officer Wen,z!eman is justly incen-ed at
the scape-goat he has been made of BY this
fellow, and announces his intention to pros
ecute him 10 the fullest extent Of the law,
and certsinly no one can blame him for SO
dong. He does not send around those who
are really in need of charity, much less
able-bodied men who are able 10 make
their way in the world. The rock pile
looms up before Otto and it appears to be
OF large dimensions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
GO SLOW.
Some Of the Lies Put Forth to
Damage Philips.

The Je6erson City Journal is Just now
engaged in sgitsting anew the Capital re-
moval scheme, and 6ings in the face of
Col. Philips that he is in favor Of the
meaeure. Ii then proceeds TO ask the De-
mocracy Of Cole county whether they are
serfs, that Sedalia man can command them
to do n he plesaes.
The organ Of McClurg had best 20 SOW.
The BAzoo has no desire to make the agi-
tation of the Capital removal plank in
any political platform. 1t is Measure Tor
Democrat, and sll other parties to favor
or oppose, each member according to the
dictates of his own conscience. 1t 10 En-
tirely 4 mstter Of preferrnce-of taste, and
should not under any circumstances be en-
grated into political movement.
Then the JoSnsos IL treading on danger
ous ground. The PEOPLE Of Pet,is, Benton,
Lafayette and johnson are solid in favor
Of the removal, and, except Cole. the
measure would csrry al other counties ia
the district BY . round majority. The ag-
itation Of this question during mere
Congressional canvass will do no good,
but only largely increase the majority
against Mr.. McClurg.
Our esteemed contemporary says Philips
IL Sedalia man and in favor of the re-
movsI Of the Capital. True. Col. Philips
is one Of Sedaiix's stauDcheet friends, an
enterrrising citizens, q whole-sculed, genial,
clever and generous gentleman, and il
would be strange Indeed if he, as citizen
Of Sedalia. did not favor any and every
movement looking to its growth and pros
Pc ity; and the .Ics,nai may understand
once for all. thst for every Democrat in
Je6enon City sho votes for McClure,
Sedalis will poll ten Republican votes for
Hon. John F. Phillip. on that platform.
For the people Of J.feran City. Sedalia
has the kindext feelings. Had M. BeIch
been nominated by the Democracv, no one
would have thrown their hat higher and
uIUsS tuou We lhe XAINnt
Democracy OF Petiis would have rallied to
his support, and knowing him to be m
honest, honorable and upright man, would
not have paused in their work long enough
to have inquired what county he ~. from
or what particular section Of the State he
might happen to call "home."
The people of Sedalia recogniz. their
right as free citizens 10 want snd sgitate
the removal Of the Capital here. II ~ their
God-given right a. free men TO work for the
success, prosperity and glory Of their city.
They have attempted TO take no unfair
means Of the people Of the State, or of
Jefferson City, hut have ever been ready to
have the subject properly discussed and 10
allow the people, unin6uenced BY any per.
sonal gain, TO vote their exact sentiments
On this subject, and are ready 10 abide BY
heir oecieion.
Somebody please whisper to Mr. Burch
hat he IL making IN aes Of himself.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
THf. CLOSING YEAR.



Tie niduight's holy hour.-ant si!~r..e now
il aro.I'iin. like gentle spirit o.I
The -',ii aud pnI~els.S World Hsrk on 'he
ainis
The b.!l's deep tone. sr. s~s lhn.-'iI. the
knei,
of tho departed year. No funersI tram
IL sweeping trs~t: Vet. on the stream aud sood.
With melancholy light. the moon .heam- rest
Like n pale ~potless shroud ih.. air is stIri~d
A. by n,ourD~rs Sigh and cn y"n cloud
That floats stilI aud plariily through heay.
Young Spring. bright summer. aptun,ns solemn
form.
And wiuts. with his aged iocks.-apd breathe
In n,oufuful caden.es that come abroed
I.is~ the far wnd-hsrp's wit and touching Wsi
\ melancholy atrc., DER the dead wear,
',on~ from the Earth forever.
-Tisa time
For memory and for tears. With, tho deep.
silil chambers Of the heart. spectre dim.
Whose tones are like the wizard voice OF time
Heard from the tomb of ages. points it, cold
And solemn finger to the beautiful
And holy visions that have passed away.
And lett u" >hadow of their iovsline.s
I'm the dead wsste ct lite. The spectre life
The cotfln-lid Of hope. and joy. and love.
And. bending mournfuily shove the pale.
sweet forms thar siunsber there. scatsers dead
flowers
Ver What has passed 10 noth,ngn.ss.
The year
Has gone. and. with il, maay glorlous thronx
M happy dreams. It, mark is each brow.
Its shadows in esch heart. In i:~ aft course.
IL waved its sc~ptre DER the beautiful
And they are not. II !ai0 ITS pad hand
Upon the strong man. snd the naughty form
il fallen, and the flashing eye dim
!, trode the hall OF revslry. where thronsed
The bright and Joyous.-snd the fearful wall
of stricken ones - heard " herr erst the souR
And rsrkless shout resound~d-
u passed DER
The battle p'sin. where sword. and spear. and
Flashing IN the light Of midday. = and 'As
Green from the soil Of carnage, waves above
The crushed and m0ldsrns skeleton. II came,
And faded like wreath Of mist at eve;
Vet. ere u melted iu the v,ewless air,
il heraled its millions to tho ir home
In the dim land of dreams.
Rcsnorseless time.
Fisme .p'r,t Of the sIss- and ,cyth~ - ~ha
Can stay HIM in his I'll. pte course. or mott
HIS iron heart ." pity On. -tiii ON
He presses, and forever. The proud bird.
The condor Of the Andes. that can roar
Throug. heavens understandable depths, or brave
The fury ut the northern hurricane.
Asd cathe his piumage IN the thnntlers home.
FuTts h's broad wings ~ nghtssll, and SINKS
down
To rest upon his mountain crsg--h,t time
Knows not the weight oi sleep or wcsrin~ss.
AMI knights deep darkness has no rhsin tn bind
III. rushing Pin,"ns-
Revolutions sweep
Der earth. Tx" troubled visions Ger the breast
~ dreaming sorroW-cstes Use and sink,
Lie bubbles on the wa,er-dery Isles
Spring blazing from the ocean. and 20 back
10 their my sterous eavern--m"uoia,ns rear
To heaven their Raid and oiSckened eiM~. and
hos
Their tall heads to the plain-new empires rice
Gathering the strength Of hoary centuries.
And rush down like the Alpine avaisRche,
Startling The nations-snd the very stars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06


A rather Sensational suit will be tried
before one Of the justices one day next
week. Owing to . promiae given the of
GERS that no names would be used until the
parties we're arrested snd the matter brought
TO trial, the BAzoo will content itself this
morning by giving IN outline Of the fscts.
Mr.. Suith-ihat name will do for the
preaent-hss not been married long. Hin
wife il yoong and inexperienced iu the
ways Of ~ World. Smith has . dear friend
nsasd Jos0-another 6c4icioua name
who often visits hls 1ooicile, and Who
va looked upon BY Smith ~ being .
osst exemplary Young man. Thurs-
day night Jooes called on Smith
and the two took walk into the
town. They parted At Bob Morro~s
Senate" and Smith vent on to the poat.
Office. Jones. however, returned 10 the
domocile of Smith. But let us draw the
curtain. Smith became tired of loaiing
and returned home fully IN hour before be
was expected. and 10 be catered the front
rosa be heard the footsiepe Of 4 hastily re.
tressiag person Who vent ont IL hack way.
Mn. Smiths hair - disAeveled and her
dre~ rsep,ed. her saist bniioas looee. and.
fs fact, abe ~ il anything but . condition
to receive company. Smith wse mad. He
aeessed his VIII & ia16slisy. bot this she
ssossly 6eaied. eaiah, hesevsrsssp,cioned
jose. and ysstesdsy vss preparing TO
sveas ont Q warrant fvr his arrest for seduc.
ton. - yell - one against bis vile for
aduitsey. The e.ae i cecidedly % inter-
ssesag ooe, and whse e cooes 70 trial rich
develop0ssts may b looked for.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
Matrimonial.

Col Clay KISg, Of johnson county.
Was married lat week 10 Mis- Ella Barn.
hart, beautiful yopng lady Of Henry
county. The BAzoo extends its bert wishes
10 the couple. and bopes for them many
vean Of unalloyed bliss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Kidney and urinary trouble il nniver.
eel and the only safe aud cure cure !. Hop
Bisisrs-reply On it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
STRAY NOTICE.

Taksn up - Wallace Rru>e, living il
township Pest,s County. Missouri. on the ist
day al Nevamhsr, a. ID. 49, ., one red mu!y COW,
hsek. straight crop Oh right ear one year!ins
black heller. fork N right ear. white spot in fore.
head and belly white, and white spot on right
hind leg cns two year-oia red hsifsr. with long
horns. one horn drooPing. white IN forehead ana
On belly Appraised q. muly cos OlS. year
hnG heier - and tvo-year-old ~ By Robert
Druse ". y. Terrell aud Vim. n Nicholas.
q true espy from ny stary bsek.
j. 4 WEBER,
1-SWSs Jusoeo oi the Psoeo for eosAaiio To Vnehip
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
JESSE JAMES.
Another Report That He is Ac.u-
ally Dead.

All Missouri. ani. IN iaci. the whole
country. Is interested IN whsiever c'ncrrns
this famous "n'l,w, AMI tine Eszoo hs-
tried to keep sbr-s-, ii all tie n-w- from
Short Creek, xher- the killing u r-:.,ri-d
TO hsve taken place. The people have
generally settled dawn Z" tire b-l;ei that
JESSE Is NOT DEAD,
and wii! b. heard irom again ut some
future time in - desperate afrsy or a dsr-
Ing train or bank robbery. The latest adj
vice. irvm Sbcr Creek. however, sem To
pa, new fsc~ on the affair, aud indicates
that jesse is r-sliy dead sni buried.
The rp"It is that the physician who at
tended Jesse James ha. testified tina, he
i-susi death certificate ior the
BODY ~ JESSE JAMES
and ihst j, has i--n delivered tn hi. irisn.,..
The report ia borne out by several facts
which have come To- light recently. "ne III
which is statement by Clay county nj
fetal tina: the body Of the famous outlaw j.
At present resting quietly under the turf
near kearuey, and that sroof ii the fact
would be produced before the end ri IN.
week. Another f-c' is the presence oi
Jesaes wife at Mr.. Samuel. hcn-e for the
pact week, which in the estimation Of ,hn-..
we'll acquainted with ier il suflici.n, prooi
that her husband is dead. While the
former IL mere statement, although by .
high official, tire latter IL an assured fact
asd -
An IMPORTANT ITEM
in determining the fate Of the n.ied rubber.
The Clay coaniy officer hes ssid p,-i,iv-ly
that he will prove the truth Of HE state
meut, AMI the public will await wirh inter
esI what is to be h"p-i sill ne the denone-
ment Of the affair. Mr.. Samuel. vss in
Kansas City yesterday, bu, s- usual, refused
to say anything.
All sorts OF rumOrs we're current on the
streets yesterday evening. among them one
lhst detectives had proceeded to the house
Of Mn. Ssmuel'.. and. finding where the
body vas buried.
HAD RI DUG Up
10 ascertain for . certainty whether 1t vas
The famons outlaw, but thee sumors could
not Be traced to any reliable source. Il IL.
After oil, doubtful vheaiher there il any |
ruth in any Of the rumor.. although .uc!, !
% more tha an likely the caae.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
ONE BADCHII.D LExs.


The marriage ceremony, performed By
F~,her Blum over Mr.. F. w. Eagles and
Misc Carrie E Niger, last evening, ss the
Catholic Church, vas pronounced By ,hoae
who we're prerent, exceedingly impressive
The bride ssd groom, in co@pasy With the
sroOmeuen Who esme down from Monssns
10 witness the occasion, started On the nine
o'clOct train lest night Tor the homo Of tn
groom Q, Hsisus.- Sherman Chronicle. IA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The BAzoo regrets that ,ts Boonville
correspondent failed to eend in . report Of
the leap year party which took place there
Friday night, bat from Other sources The
reporter learns thst il va . most enioya-
bic e6sir. The ladies sent TO the gentle
men . note reading something like this:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
Windsor Sensation.

Rolled down the Windsor sensatiou
amounts TO simply this: One H. W.
Means was to have married q beautiful
yonng lady OF that city. The bride Vas
there. the guests we're Pre-eni. and the min
isses ready TO TIE The s;lken cord. bu, the
groom vas non ex. Instead of going to the
bridal altar b forged couple Of nolea and
''lit OUT for parts unknown. He va in
Sedalis last Wednesday night and bic
brother stopped al The Willard lsss evening.
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The Missouri Pacific, last Friday even
ing, came stesming into the depot blind
folded With no headlight burning. 1t was
% much - the police and citizens could do
to ave the lives of those Who congregated
81 the depot. Fortunately, no one vas hurt,
but certainly il il not the fault Of the en-
gineer that such i the case. The night
vas dark. and heavy fog had settled over
the land. The bell wss ringing, true, but
70 were the bells Of the half dozen other
locomotises that were moving over the
tracks. The BA7oo don't know what the
eneioeer's naoe IL, but If such thing is
repeated shall hunt it up end promptly
lay The matter before thoss vbo manage
al headquarsen. Had an accident hap
pened. both the engineer and fireman could.
and doubtless would, have been sent to the
penitentiary for their criminal negligence.
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and Of consse every note was promptly &C.
cupied. Evidently the swine Clad" girls
propose to get married this year, AID their
Sedalia cousins couldn't do better than fol-
low auit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
A Heavy Failure.

The firm Of Todd 4 Tinsley the great
cattle buyers Of Howard county, and who
are we'll known to the people Of Petite.
vent into bankruptcy at BoonvilIe last
Thursday. by making m assignment. The
liabilities Of the 6ro ere . little over
sec. 900; assesls not known, but believed 10
b. sufficient to save creditors from any loas.
Il 10 uadentood that compromiss will be
effected. This 10 one OF the hssviest fail
ures that ever took place in Cooper county
and hss caused quite senastion in 6"sn-
c,sl circles.
Mr.. Tinsiey SAYS that he he's not bee" for
six months menber of the firm that he
has already p.'d . large proportion Of the
liabilities Of The former eo-partnersbip and
hes asaumed share Of the debts remaining
unpaid which he proposes to paw in fnll on
maturity Of the paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
Change Of Firm.

On the first instant, Mr.. E. L. PhiPPa,
the popular grocery0an on the corner oil
Ohio and Fourth streets, admitted a.
partner into the establishment. Mr.. f. 4.
Whitney, Who for five years past has been
Q clerk In the house.
Mr.. Whitney - young gentleman we'll
known and esteemed By everybody in Sc
dalia. By his uniform courtesy, gentle
manly and pleasing ways, he has won his
way Up. step BY step. until he now has an
interest in one Of the best paying business
in the city.
The BA1oo congrstulates the young man
on his success. and believes the house will
now Be stronger than ever. Mr.. Whitney
Rreeis al the old customers. and new ones
too, just the same ~ ever. and doesn't seem
At all proud over hm good success and
fortune.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The BAzoo has already contained the
particulars of the killing OF the lss, victim
by Chubb Moore, "n~ oi the mo~t desperate
bali breeds that inhsbir the Iat,sn Terri
tory. and il has Il peculiar satisfaction this
morning in !aving h~ior~ IL. readers the
particulars al the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
LEAP YEAR, 1880.
Bo0HvILLE, 1880.

Compliments Of Mis to Mr..
- and respectfully requests the
pleasure Of his company II the Leap
Yesr Party this evening".
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County Politics.

We arc led to believe, from trust
worthy information received, that in
cvcryiscction OF tho, county the Demo
cratic cunv'.ss isprogressing: favorably
and satisfactorily. While we hhyee al,
unusually large number of candidates,
and whilo personal politics forthe time
being seem to oycrshadow' the party,
wc>have no fears that tho interests of
the phrty arc being neglected. Nor is
there the least doubt in our minds that
Individual preferences and aspirations
wilhnotu1timately be buried under a
common purpose and determination to
porpctuatc tho reign Of good gover;.-
mcnt in bot, couaty, and State. An
active personal canvass necessarily
produces considerable unrest, and 4,n-
Fortunately. Frequently ca,lscs teiAer-
enccsnnd chickering's. Time, the great
physician, heals all these, and covers
with oblivion all scars and wounds,
whether inflicted in war or in politics.
Those OF our fellOw-citizcns who arc
offering themselves for the various
county offices to be filled at the next
general cice'iorrnuet not forget their
party orr their McighborsS- and, they
must further 'bcarin mind the fact that
their first duty, politically speaking,
is 10 their country. We arc free to
say that we have no apprehension of
any trouble whatever within the party
Ines, or that anything will occur to
disturb the hnrmony.of our organiza-
ton. That there will be spirited
contest over some Of tho offices is very
evident, bGtthis nccdnot in the least
1H'lIlu'1 usainsU stru> ppvsu1 yaat.,,r VI
good feeling throughout tho pRrty
ranks, and the leaders Of the peeplo
must sec to it that all selfish. cpnsidura-
tions be subordinatcd to the interests
Of the party and 10 tho welfare of tho
people at large.
The Fairfield Democracy, wo arc
gratiiiol to say, have been held I'D to
other counties rs Il model organiza-
ton, always prepared to meet tho enc
my We'betidre They will so continue
if they remain true to themselves. Let
then the lines DO closed up; Let pru-
ttcncc, moderation and tirmness be our
watch-words; let all laggartls and
croakcrs remainin'thc rear; and final
~, whom the voice OF the people has
becnhtara through the primary cleo
tlons, lot there be no insubordination,
but prompt and''aa cheerful :aequics-
ccnso in the duly expressed wishes of
the majority. There will be disap+
pointmcnts, and many ofthcm bittcron
the part Of the defeated candidates and
their friends, but these are" to- be OK:
roctcd in every department Of life, cs-
pccially in politics. Amidst all these
lct"ns remember that party is higher
than tho individual, and that the lofti-
est patriohsm:*is that which is purely
and absolutely unsc,fsf,..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-26

O9O acres Of land up in Potter county
and the transportation thither OF Il
company Of emigrants> from Norway.
B,lthis magnificent, project wentall
wrong, and In tho, course Of O., colpla
OF years hss rponeyw9s gone and his
c,o.ohy,,had pretty much gone too. So.
neg nc gave @ up being 9 viking and took.
stood true to him; and he soon tlddled
togethor another fortune. 1t is plcas-
ant to know thatthis last fortune, ad-
ucd to from time to time by "larcwell
toufs3 here and IN Europe, has lasted
TO the end. ASA violiuist lie was er-.
ratio, q law unto himself; but his cr-
rGrs were those ofgenius and Ms law
always confined him within the region,
OF sweet sounds.
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rn~Sy,y,, >, - --.------------.
Cos' CSDh UAHS ron CANDIDATES..

.Mcssr$. 'EHit0ys: AS tho time has
arrived when the citizens Of Fairfield
county should be considering who are
the proper persons 20 represent them
iii tho next Legislature, will You ploase
;nIow us small space in,youscolumns
to plonoun@ the following intcrrogh-
t'ons to'o"r candidates for Legislative
honors: /. How do you stand in ref
crchcc to tho Constitutional Amend
ments to be voted on at The next gen
cral election? 2. What position do
YOU occupy in reference to tho Lien
IAN! by answering tho above inter-
rogatories you will obligc
MANY YOTERs
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7IlE DESfuCasA41c ricxEr.

7'IIE. DEJfUCassIYfC TiCxET.
40
.Fs r President.
WINFIELD SCoTT" HANCOCK.
For vioe-Presideut.
WILLIAM, II. ENGL1sr.
For Governor.
JOHNSON HAGOoD!.
For Ltcutonant-G nt-Governor.,.
j. ID. KENNEDY!.
For Cnmrtrollor-G General.
~ G. Corr.
For Secretary of State.
II. NJ. SINS.
For Attorney Generel.
LEROY L. YOUMANs:.
For Superintendent Of Education.
HCGu s. THOMPSON.
For AdJntant hnd Inspcctor-General.'.
AKriIuK NJ. -MANIGAULT.
For state treasurer.
JO1lH' PLYER~ RIGIM HDs;yN.
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MANY VOTERs.
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TIE y BihtH I'ORS' 1FEETINfy.

The Committee ofArangements hav-
ing reported that they have tailod TO get.
contributions tow the barbecue Intend
ca 10 30 given onthe Nth.day Of. Alt
gust, instant, at The Reunion ofthc
County Survivors Association of Fair
1leId county, mono Of tho townships
having responded. to tho call except
township No. la,. ttiorc fore IT. is held
advisable, and do hereby give notice,
that tho barbecue rs feature of tho
occasion will be omittod, and thht THO
address to bo delivered on that occa-
sion Will be delivered IN The Court
jiol'sc at II O'Clock. There Will bc an
election of officers for Tie Association
Tor tho ensuing year.
JNo. B. DAVIS,