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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
COL. A. D. JAYNES
Does the MaRniflcebt Thing BY the
Queen City Guards in Present.
iug them Four Nickls Plat
ed Snare Drums,

Col. A. d Ssynes, our mo.t public spir-
tied AID literal cIiis-n, surprised the
Queen City Guards while they we're drilling
~ their sr~ory on last Friday night, IN .
manner which vss highly appreciated By
the gray coated guards.
Col. Jsynes Came walking into the hall
while they we're drilling, followed By .
drum corp, - foliovs M~Asrs. J. T.. Par
mer'ee, Will Mssseriy, 10y and Ell. Bsr.
rett, drummer.. and X. y. RBoll and II.
n. Smith, hiefs. The drum corps played .
tune, the Guards presented arm, when
Col. jayne. said:
Gentlemen Of the Gusrd.. ~ q citizen
sW proud oi the q ,e~n City Guards. You
have perfected an org anIxs,ion, puIch ased
your Own uniform and never asked any Pc
cuniasy s..'.isnce iron anyone. ] cen
readily realize ihst In keepin. up your Or
ssnissiiOn and in I'rrf-cting yourselves IN
drilling, you sre frequently compelled to
leave your business or your families of eve
hinge, while Others les public spirited are
maxim. money in attending to their private
business or emf wing themselves at home
~ilh their famIii~s. In view then Of the
TACT that you contribute 40 much al your
time ~ willingly, without hope of p-cUniary
consi,ier alton, in the iuriher snce vi what !
consider . public spirited org .ni1 ,iion. !
desire TO at'e-i 70 you nv appreciation OF
yOur acts by presenting 10 the Queen City
Guards there four snare drums let this
point the four nickle plated drums, c .rried
BY ,he Jayne. drum coTp-. Of the Prusisn
army pattern, we're handed to the m~mbrrs
oi the Gu.ri-J. He continued, "rh-y are
The very beat drums / Gould buy. ] pre.
.ent them 10 you u,ereiy as q ci;iz IN who
appreciates your efforts IN making the
Queen City Guards . sucre~." (Cheers,
Capt. Fred-ricks, Of the Gu rd.. res
pon,esi in . short, neat snd grateful -p~scb,
when three che~ss 'or C,i. JAYNE. were
PROPOSED aud gwen by the Gu ,r.is, alter
sh,ch the Gusrds tried themselves in
marching tO the music of their rev in-tru-
meni.. They all agree in declaring that
the drums arr just ab"ut the sig aud quail
ity To induce them Ia brace mp anil .ssnme
miii',rv isesring while under drIIi. The
Guards By frequent drilling are rapidly
improving in their appearance. Tn-v will
aI once man the new Instruments, sLd wil,
then he provided wiih n drum eorp- AMI u
6r-t class bras. hand of their Jwn The
Queen City Guard band nov Consists ri
twelve pieces. aud under the prs-en, able
leadership oi Prof. Ferguson. formeriv oil
The knights 81 Py,his- band, of ~. Loui-.
is blowing first-clss- music in good style,
which Lends the BAzoo To remark, Hurrah
for the Qle~n City Guar ard their two
hsnds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
A GRAND PROJECT.
Contemplated by Some OF Seds''a's
Capitalists of Ruilding an
Opera House.

4 proposition il being seriously enter
tanned, the BAzoo is informed, by J. X.
Stewart, Msjor Beck, Mentor Thompson,
and two or three other men of wealth OF
our citizsns, of buying, ii possible. the
Market House square from the city, with
the idea Of tearing away the city hail and
constructing on liz presen size IN agnih-
cent opera house, tie building to reach the
full! length OF the block from Ossge 10 hey
street. and from Second =, rect southw ard to
the a,lev, so that the structure will cover
jn.t half q block. To he THREE storie-
high. The first floor L. c"riain apart
for the city fire engine al. fire company,
and probably a city prison, besides store
rooms: the second floor to contain a mag
niticeni city council chamber and offices
for the city officials; and above all, TO have
fret. cl .ss opera mouse on the third floor
II would be grand day for Sedalia when
such A step il taken. AZ long ~ the city
hall remains as il Is. surrounded by . Io;
Oh which ieains stand, so long il will pre-
vent the growth oil business hou.es along
Usage aud Second streets at and near their
intersection of each otb-r. Of course IT T.
but o question OF com, ar,tice'y shor
time when the gradual bus re.is,'eSs growth
OF business houses and their demands IN
more room in that part OF the city Will
build up that block aud 60 climbing on
past IL both southwark. and ~e-, " ard unless
We should have a city council unfriendly
to the best business inieresfs of the city.
bu, even IN that case their term al office -
of such short duration that this question
could be made an issue in the election Oi
their succes.ors aud thus the heat business
interests of the city could I've sub-erved.
Still If such plan a. above stated could
be made a success il would ba Q benehi
both to the city and 20 the individual gen
tieman who would see q, to invest their
funds in such al enterprise. Such build-
ing rs il above proposed could not prob
ably he built for less than $4,000. Bn'
then the gentleman going INTO such pro
ject would, beside. providing thenseica
thereby with rermsneut and sutstan
store rooms which would save them REM
and grow in value with IN. growth of the
city, have the proceeds of an opera hons
which is bound 10 become a paving invest,
ment in the city
The city would he greatly benefited by
such a step. because il would thereby nv
provided with better apartments for IT,
FIRE department, police court room, council
room and city Offices. The BAzOo hopes
the above mentioned step j. not a mere
idle street rumor, but j. one which will
assume a tangible firm and become fact
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
The Great Sale.

Captain Kids great short horn sale
takes place at Sicher's Park this
week. The stock is already here. and
on exhibition, aud can he seen at any
time by visiting this great public re-
sort. No admission fee is charged to
the park neither will there he anv
admission charged until after the sale
is completed.
Ladies and gentlemen who are low
ers of iine stock, are cordially invited
TO come without money and without
price. 1t is expected that Sedalia
will be visited BY many strangers
during the week, who will be at
tracted here by this sale. Let them
come; Sedalla bids them welcome,
and Captain Kidd will offer them
some of As fine stock as ever Vas
shown west of the Mississippi.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
Milton Turner Fired.

On Friday welt dressed coiored % sb
entered the ladies' waiting room At ihe
depo, and began smoking cigar. Po.ice
Officer Tom Jefires informed him that NJ
there were some ladies IN the room he
must stop smoking IN there or .eave the
room. The gentlema, Of color ssid he
would still smoke and siay right in tina,
room, whereupon Jeffre-. who don't usually
take much taft from a.,. one whom he con-
-iders An offender. took him by the shoulder
snd put him out Of the room He alter
wards Learned thsi the msn whom he hsd
thus elected from the room was the Hon.
j. Milton Turner, the republican orator
snd politician-but it wss all the same To-
Tom
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
His Children Wanted to See Him

A few evenings since a married lady
of this city becoming tired OF her hus-
band spending his evenings down
town. locked up the house and chill
dren and went il search of him. She
found him with bis stomach rubbing
along against the edge Of bar in a
saloon and his hand firmly gripping
glass of whiskey and steering it toward
his mouth. Quietly marching up to
him she caught him ny the coat collar
and said, "Come on home" Hold
on" he demonstrated. mo. | Won't
hold on" she retoried. and giving him
a good stalwart jerk that spilled all
the liquor from the glass, she remarked.
Come on, now, and GO home with
me, the children want to see you"
He went.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
Ts Correspondents.

The amount OF trash sent To the SUNDAY
MoRSISG BAzoo, in the way # contribu-
,ions Of fall poetry and '-ich," would sur
prise the general reader, and il IL Wa all
To appear in print, the reporters and edi
tors would mske ihs m-eiye- scarce until the
wrath Of an indignant public had b~~n
-omewhsi arpeased. For instance, q young
lady residing at Auliville, forwards =
batch Of poetry, Of which the following il
the frs, s,snza:
are the ciouds are drifting
Over the once Clsre sky
Ronnd me sh<dows .re 'hrestninx
Darkness for Won an
Why il this dark vision
Always mountain high
Brought wIth a paper mission
From yoI 90
While the BAzoo appreciates the comPli-
meni, the writer will please excuse us from
publishing. /. NAV be good ''pr,~ry," but
il il not cf the kind paper published for
people nov on earth desires.
Another ambitions writer, s!so q female.
residing At Syrscn-r, No., sends in several
ver-es. Of which the following 10 sample !:
The ie,ves are turning brown,
An0 n1ttestng Softly DOWN
The Wild a,wers gently wave
Above thy lonely grave.
Where then d,si dre-mie.s sleep
Kn~eiiny slone weep.
While THE production consists OF num-
her Of stan1 ~. the BAzoO does not believe
ihst lie readers care to he inf cited With
any grea, quantity, hence declines to pub
lieh the emain6er.
an. T. r." another correspondent, writes
something like column on . subject that
il not of the lesst interest to the general
public, and asks that the came BE- pub
ii.hed. The BAzoo is Away. glad u have
ite friends furni-h news items. but may a
kind Providence deliver Ia from the poetry
6end or the amateur wbo thinks himself
cspscitated to write on any subject for the
daily press.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
FLEA BITES.
r,Us1 Irr u AL ~Sksrcx.l

There ia in L,udon . dog, boarding
house. where canine p~ts NAV be sebi to be
taken care Of during the absence Of their
osners from town. lady sent her dog io
hoard there while she vac abroad. and ~
attached did he becoin~ To the house and
his fellow bosri-rs that -isce her return
snd his Y~is-sssemes' in his old quarter,
he has called on the other dogs, regularly
every sunday .fiernoon.-Nvw York Sun.
Were The other dogs Of the masculine or
feminine gender
-'Come and .esm M; I needle little
Of your aid" rem ,rksd the piece of cloth
'o the maiden fsir.-Msran:hon lndepen.
dent
Well, did she 6x his needle.
Only three months OF lrsp-y-ar left
Ex
Yes, girls you van, to leap yer chance If
you don, want to get left.
The Atlanta constitution puts these
words in the mouth Ut Alice Osis: Bring
on smother msn."-Bloomin.io Eve.
Well, Of course you wouldn't expect he's
10 ssv, aSe on anotner man.
Another pastor has been sccu.-d ut kis.-
ing the lady members vi ms h.ek.-Ex.
Wouldn't IL BE- . good idea To have
preachers wear mrzxles when Cd duty? ID
would save both their own and the ladies'
regulations
--'Cloihe me in dresu,s" j. the begin
ming OF new porm.-Ex.
Well, that's about all the toilet there il
wrapped around a s,yli-hlv dressed lady
shen dressed for grand ball.
One char ,cteri.tic about the fsir ones
is, they prefer To embrace clean cir i.css.-
Nashville Times.
Go wander yonng man. A m.ustache
.ili tickle a girls fancy eleven times ou, OF
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
THE JAMES BOYS.
The Redoutable Outlaws Pass
Through Kansas City Friday
Night.
Ksnsa. CItx Star. ,s.t. -.

ksn>a- City Star. oct. -
jesse aud Frank James, the noted on,
Laws, we're at the Coiou depo, last night.
They came in on the Hannibal and 81
Joseph train. Jesse came direct from B.,.-
ton, and va met ~ ksxrney By Frank Who
boarded the train and they Come into the
city together. They we're met at the aepo,
BY . relative, and after . short conference
took the ten O'Clock train, on the X snsz-
Pacific rosd, for Denver.
JEssE JAMES
had through tickle, from Boston to Dem
yer. Frank came up from sherman, Texas.
nearly six weeks ago, and for the last eve
weeks has been in Clay county.
Jesse has ben in Bos,oN tor the past
eight month";, under the iressme.,t Of one
Of the most celebrated surgeons m thai
city. lie We vsrv badly wounded ct the
Short CIeeS shooting ~h.ir. He Was shot
Ia the right leg iIss below the groin, shai-
,ering his leg ~ badly thst for . long time
IL wss Thought that he would not survive.
His wound wss fret attended by = Country
doctor. who a, .ie bungling job out Of il :,
and Imperiled the life 81 the patient A.
soob ~ J--se eonid hs moved with any de-
gre Of comfort
he WENT To BOSTON
TO have hi. woand property attended to
Alter long aud tedx,ous course he has 70
for recovered ~ To b. able to use the
wounded limb almost good a. ever.
Jss~~'s vifr il in Texas end has bsen there
ever since Jesse vent To Baton.
THE BH0rBERs
were, Of cour.e. thoroughly disguised and
their most intimate scqusinisnc~s would
have tailed to recognize them. They are
bound Tor the ve~t ON o mission OF great
importance to Themselves. Only two per-
.ous, LAZY and gentlsn.an. both relatives
ii the boys, knew Of their arrival here,
two parties having
NET THEM ny AGREEMENT.
jesse IL in good health. ard will. IN al
probabilities, Be heard from seain before
m.nv weeks shall roll around. Both the
boys were veil supplied With money.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
Republicans Last Night.

night at the csnrt house, the court Room
being flied by auditors. Mr.. Henry LINN
addressed the club in 4 siAlwsr speech Of
the most pronounced type. He talked for
sbont ,wo hour, dealing on, denurciaiion
To the Democracy. local, slate and national
which was greeted by hearty and frequent
applause.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
The Waiter Tanker.

A boarder at q certain hashery in
this city says he is now about being
delivered of q patent that will revolu-
tionize the movements of slow walters
at boarding houses. 1t consists of a
email windlass on which is coiled a
strong rope with q hook fastened to
the end Of it. The windlass is fastened
securely BY the table at which the
boarder Is about 10 throw in the frugal
repast. A good solid iron ring is fast,
ened to the seat of the pants of the
waiter. The boarder gives the waiter
his order for the meal. fastens the
hook attached to the end of the rope
into this ring that bangles from his
pants and unwinds the windlass. Al
ter the waiter has been gone twenty
Eve or thirty minutes. the boarder
turns the crank on the windlass and
winds him up to him. The waiter is
dragged in and the boarder says:
"What detains you 80 long,"
"Well, sab, de boy hab jist gone to
dig de taters sab. ard We hab sent a
hoy out wid q shotgun to gil, some
ham, and auodder boy wild some fish.
in' wurrums and hook to look arter
come fish. Iii hab 20 order ready
for you 10 minute. sab y
Then the boarder can unwind him,
send him to the kitchen and wind him
back and interview him at will.
It IL bound to be q grand invention,
and thousands of hsngry, hurrying
boarden Will buy one apiece as soon
as the inventor IL safely delivered of
the invention.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
sEDALIA DEuOCRATs
Have Q Grand Rally ct the Court
House Friday Might.

% Friday eight the Hancock club met
at The court house in regular meeting. Mr..
Frank Houston, PRECEDENT, called the meet.
ing to order, end introduced Hun. Samuel
Owene, VI Moniteau county, Who proceeded
10 address the club. The court room vss
crowded, and the gentleman held the au-
d,ence interested Tor about too hours.
Among other things, he urged on votes the
importance Of the present campaign, and
ssih: "rha, the democratic party favored
aud the republican party opposed f:ee,iom
Of speech, Of the pre>e end civil and reli.
siou. liberty. That the republican party
had oullived its ueefuluess, and III Il nos .
single leading republican Who hal voted
ior Lincoln, was republican to-day; that
Grants administration had heen e,'rrspt
one that Garfield, With ell his Credit Mo-
heller and De Golyer pavement record was
q fair representative oil his party that the
democratic erenbackers were being led to
the slaughter by the noae, BY the rePubli-
cans. 10 further republican es,ds: that In
regard to the fight nov heins made on Col.
Pbilip-, on account Of his relation With
certain lands in Sedslia that the very Judge
Who had decided Col. Philips cause. just
~as his opponent, Judge Rice; that the
very men who nov asked the democratic
greebSckers for their votes were the men
Who. fifteen years ago, wished 20 dis:ran-
chiee them aud 6nally tbst tae democracy
should support the entire ticket. from Han
cock down TO constable.
The gentleman vas frequently greeted bv
loud and prolonged applause during the
delivery of his address.
Judge J. B. CAN'T, Of Clinton, Who va
loudly called for, laid. THAT he would
pledge Henry county to give an increased
nsjority for Hancock; that many demo-
crats in Henry county were sorry that they
we're no longer in the old seventh disiric,
40 thst they could help TO give Col. Philip.
An increased majority that il the democ.
rscv in Peitis needed fev votes on the -
IL November, Henry county would be wil
ling TO follow the programme cf the rePubli-
cans in Indiana, snd import enough td
: carry tine district.
The genilemsn's remark. y IRE loudly ap.
plauded, aud Dr. W. r. King called out.
shn urged on Ill To do their duty n tho
polls and vote the eirsight democratic
ticket.
After the meeting adjourned, . busine-
meeting OF the club was held, At which the
following committees we're appointed ioI
the grand torchlIght procession Ole held
on Monday night, Nov. lst.
Committee ON Traneparencies-Me.sr-
X. J. Egglerton, &. L. Jackson and Wm.
Qdxrles and Geo. Turner.
Chief Marsh .ls-J. K Yeater and Smith
Hopkins.
COMMITTEES on Torches, Flag and Pro
gramme-Messrs. Emwet Philips, Free
Coroser. l.. A. HoyIe, J. Bloch-r, X. NJ
Fraker. Major Miles and Martin O'Reiily.
Alter which the club adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
Don't Know Half Their Value.

DOH NNoW daIt THeir Vd1U0.
"They cured me Of 'g"s, biiiou'ne.s and
kidney complaint, O. recommended. / had
half bottle left which used for my two
little girls. Who the doctors and neighbors
said could not be- cured. ! could have Lost
both Of them one night if i had not given
them Hoy Bitters. They did them 40 much
good continued their use until they were
cured. Tina, is why say you DO not know
half the value OF Hop Bitters, and do not
recommend them high enough" Ro-
chester, n. Y. See other coiumn.-Amer-
icsn Burial Home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Wednesday = reporter Of the IAzoO was
meandering sest On Filth street, when his
innocent R~x, fell upon the human form
divine. o. much in the primitive stste a.
ws~ Eve in her most leisure moments. The
statue wss 81 the hen perua-ion, and ap-
pe.red no more ab.shed than brass monkey
she 10 to all appearances very refined lady,
and il che cares for her repnt~tior, should
under SIMILAR circumstances, heed the mild
pull down the blind" OF get
uodes her new tangled belt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
They Wanted to See Him.

Yesterday morning the DeMocrn!
stated that Mr.. NJ. NJ. Farley, Of Rurhviiie.
Ind, had just arrived in the city direct
from Indiana; that he had told some START
ing stories Of republican frauds pe'p~rra.
ted in that state, aud that he us still
wanting to bet that Iodisns would 20 for
Hancock in November, aud a Ia Made
Hampton, the paper further slated ",hsi
he Was in the empioye Of F. w. Devine.
the hardware man, st No. 2l7 Ohio street.
rhere he conld be found" Al about 10
o'clock yesterday morning a BAzoO rr-
porter Wa informed BY a prominent het-
ting republican of this city that he had
just been in to zee the gentleman just from
indiana Who wanted u bet - above stated,
and that he found three radicals there
ahesd Of him, one lawyer, one merchant
and saloon keeper, sitiiog on the counter
ali patiently waiting for their turn TO bel
with him, that 1t that time the gsntlemsn
was not in, and thar there had been tssnty
five radic.Is around hunting for him to
take mp his offered bets, On Hoo-ierdom,
ali Of which demonstrates that when the
ballot boxes ere emptied and the chip
counted In November some of our rsdi-
Gals will te busted IN business on account
II the large amounts Of money they have
h,een putting Up 90 the loosing "hoss."
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Are you low spirited, dovn-in-ihe-
mouth, and week in the b,ck, Does walk
ing lifting or standing csn-e pain in the
small of the back? II so you have kid.
ney di.esse. and Prof. Guilm-ttes French
Kidney Pad is the only remedy which will
cure you rapidly and permanently, Ind
uiihou, filing your stomach si,h nsus-
eating medicine. For ss!e by Aug. F.eisch.
mann. druggist, corner SECOND aud Ohio
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26
After Many Days.

Some three years ago Capt. Pratt, Of tie
Garrison house. VS. unfortunate enough io
lose valuable diamond ring, and although
every search vas made for il, il could not
be found, snd va supposed to hsse been
irretrievsb;y lost. Some four days ago a
Young man employed II the Garrison
house found the diamond in the stable, but
A. il had become detached from It's setting,
he thought il Of no value and placed il ia
his pocket, never giving IL second
thought. Yesterday he exhibited his find
30 Mr. Pratt. and that gentleman vas a
little surprised II seeing BILE long missing
jewel. As il vas gilt il wa highly VAL
ued BY Mr.. Prau, and he vas in an nn.
usually bsppy frame of mind Yesterday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-26

Mr.. Chas. Gaylor. advertising
agent for Bsrnum, passed through
the city bound for Boonville last even.
ing. A BAzoo reporter had q short
chat with the gentleman. In reply to
inquiries, he said in regard to Barnum's
trip in Texas: ut has paid we'll he
has made neat sum of money out Of
the Texas trip"
Rid BArnum cue the Texas
Central road for failure to get his
show to the town Of Calvert on time
G-No. That rumor was started
by the Dallas Herald, which is . Bit
ter enemy OF that road. 1t is untrue.
Rid the road fail to get the
show there 90 time, and il 90, Why!
G-Yes. Because they run all
their trains from ten to fourteen hours
behind time. Grass grows between
the rails. At places there are breaks
in the rails of six inches in width across
which trains have to jump.
R-Barnum wants to be sent to the
senate from Connecticut. Can he get
there?
G-Yes. if they want q BUTTON he
can make it.
R-Were you not the author Of
"Fritz," the play that made Joe En-
met famous?
G-Yes.
R-Tell me about Fritz:
G-Well, in 1869, l found Joe En-
met beating . snare drum and paint.
ing scenes 10 . low dive in Bowery,
N. Y. / took him out. saw he had
talent; l wrote "Fritz :" We opened at
Buffalo, be drew we'll; l travelled
With him all over the states for two
years be drank 80 terribly and dis
gusted 20 many audiences that l left
him. Why, right here at st. Louis,
he got drunk the night be sas to ap-
pear and disappointed the people.
The next day he went with me to bis
mothers grave. near that city. and
kneeIing on the grave. he solemuly
promised mo never to drink again.
That night be wae drunken than lord.
He never will reform, and besides he
will not live two years longer
unless he changes bis course. | tell
you. yc1ng man, Joe Emmett came
from . low dive, and he'll wind Up
and die 10 some Low dive; you mark
nv words.
R-Are you going east now!
G-Yes. my engagement will be
out with Barnum in . month. ] then
20 to New York and vail put . Eve
lct play that I am nov writing On the
boards at Wallaekis theatre in that
:ity,
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What the Baxoo Wonld Like Il
See.
"A free count and an election.

"A free count and an election.
Charley Parker wear plug hat.
ALI of the Chronic" bummers in town
exiled.
The day "~ben this cruel ipOiilicsi)
war 10 over"
The police keep better order among
the gallery ''rats."
"A sidewalk built on the east side OF
Ohio street, near the corner Of Ohio and
Second streets.
"A linen dueter with a gust Of Boston
Gilt-edged baked fruit In it, following in
the peighborhood of On earthquake.