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, 1881-10-07

GAIT. JAMES DALroy, Of the tug John
Ingram, who rnn schooner which he
tnd I'll tDw into Adams street bridge few
dnys a9o. WIS fined Stoo, tile highest tlns
provided by tic ordinance, In Justice :su.ll-
sner'iel.l's rourt yesterday morning. Justice
Sum,nlcrtiei,l's course In this lualter will
ineet viii! general approval.
, 1881-10-07

IT Is aga1n stated, a,lti there Is no reason
to doubt It's truth. that President Arthur has
requested l'nstn,usser.t;rnesal .Ja1nes tu re-
tain his ,ISesuIIt I'osltlnn. ani It IL u,,t!er-
stnn.l that Mr.. James will reluuill ut lcast
until tile star-taue cases are tried, when lle
may retire In order II accept II more l.lcra-
Tive place. Should Mr.. James remain
there IL no doubt that FIrst-A ssistant-
post,nastcr-Gencral Tyner will retire, rs
lie ntMi Mr.. james have not beef,
Ab1a tO aEtee very well. It is now
generally believed that ex-senator Conk-
ling will nut be n member Ut President
Artllur's cabinet, though tile Staiwarts sny
that he co,ttt be Il lle wnnId. The 5taEwnrts
say thut he does not wEsl, to e,lbarrass Gen.
Artlur's Administration.
, 1881-10-07

THElr was rathor severe frost through
out Virginia Wednesday night which did
Rrent tlauhnge, especially to tie tpbacco
cro;,. 1t is estimated that fully half Ut thu
standing crop WITS destroyed, a,El in so,nn
counties tho condition WIS even worse. One
farmer In reported to tlave lost o,000 plants,
wiIila the joint loss OF two others Is sixty
bur1lfutlS,
, 1881-10-07

f}eorRo y. baxter: llntlroad Commissioner,
II. S. cunk. tile convention inslorsed Judges
Clark. Dickinson, and Mitchell, the present
lncumbei,ts. for Supreme Court Judges. Ut
course nome ri The nominees for State Ufces
ltnse tho shadow of tt.s ghost OF Il cl,ance to
ip elected.
, 1881-10-07

EnwAHD THOMPSON, son Of tho late Ad-
MURAL Thompson Kicbe Ut the British nayy,
and grandson of tic Admiral who led the
forccs under Nelson ut the battle Of TrafaI-
gar, was tried this week Mt fernando, Miss,
On tho charge Of stealing mule. lie was
acquitted. Thompson 'us been d tramp for
several years. Ills mother Is wealthy, anil
contributed freely for llcr son's defense ut
tito recent trial.
, 1881-10-07

THE Social Science Congress ut Dublin
yesterday discussed the question Of thu set
ticlhent 1T international differences nlld dis
agreements by arbitration at periodical
meetings Of tla representatives of tho vari-
oss States. THO ECONOMIC Section discussed
tne fair-trade question. Nearly all tile
speakers, Including Bonany Price nntl Gold
win Smith, maintained the sountlncss Ut tho
freG-tryllu doctrine,
, 1881-10-07

THERE WIS m AnRES and excittn. scene
III tltc Methodist Conference ut Sycamore
yesterday when the 1.cv. DR.. Thomas, driven
to 1t by persistent persecution, confronted
some of hts prosecutors, md nude clmrgcs
aRalns. o'tr Ut them, the Rev. Dr. rarkhurst.
The friends Ut the Inter gentleman,
tried to prevent DR., Thn.nus fran for
inally presenting the charges, but Usl,-
op Wiley decided, notwithstanding
the technical objections raised, that
Dr.. Thomas could prefer tlIu charges, which
are that Dr. l'arklnrst Iii an Interview with
Chfcago rep0rter made statements ngainst
Dr. Thomas which were witlful!y and
naltctously false. The court before which
tha llcresy cllarges against Dr. Thomas are
being Heard seems to be rather hostile to thu
acc,'sed; Mt least they have 81 fur decided
against him III :s:arly every instance.
, 1881-10-07

coSGNEssMAN DAVIS, who will leave
Washington for Chfcago to-day, thinks TINT
President Artlur's Administration will bo II
conservative and gotM one. lie IL atsu OF
opinion that Senator Dasltl Davis will act
will, the Republicans III tlla organization Of
tho Sunate, tllat Scnat0ls-elect Altlrcl, NIL
lor. nnl L1lpham will bo admitted before tho
organization, alld that Republican Senntor
will DO elected President pro tom.
, 1881-10-07

r,rr, -. o,,r,,v ,vo,4t,nr MIR, rn,,, o,u1 e,o.
t,n,,r. .r ,...,,nr t,n,,rr,,,,ro for,i,iS ,.,,,n
tn,in,.
---
1tErurtrs from, M Cnnncctttut tnwns In
whtcll ctrcitons were held Inst Monday,
show that tho Republicans carried Ninety,
tho Democrats ,fty-twn. ami IT. twenty-five
Is Il Isepubticut1 Rutu,
-----
sEcnErA1!y 13tA1Sl: Inns rccclyct, n coin.
humiliation, from o,'r Minister ut Paris oi
tho condition Of tllo FrcncI, crors Alr. Alor-
tot says that tile ytcld will probably rycet,l
tint Of 1S7u. hut will falf s,Drt II last ycur's
YIELD. 1t is rather enriy to estimate, aud the
figures ~, wIljc(, the csttnlatr Is based ure
''' -~-----
GAIT. JAMES DAI.ToS, Of the tug john
Ingram, who ran schooner which he
tlnd I'll tDw into Adams street bridge few
dnys a9o. WIS fined St0o, tile highest tlns
provided by the ortlinnnce, IN Justice S,ssn-
saersicl.l's court yesterday morning. Justice
Sn,linlcrtlehl's course In tllis ltinatcr will
meet viii! general approval.
THE Whttu l1o,,se will mt le IN pnod or,
der until about tile middle Ut winter. Ii !.
understood that tue President vii, con,inuu
ut Srtlusor ,)onrs' residence til tho eutlnr t,,a
called Session. whe,1 II IS probable Ic ,yfIl
take III his residence In tf1e cottugp n,tac],r,t
to the So1,licr3' Ho,nc wicre President Lin.
coll resided during the War,
------
'TnEllE was a ratller severe frost through
out Virginia "Wednesday night. wl,fcI, did
grt'nt tlau,Qge. especially to tie tuhnccn
stantIn9 cron wua DESTROYED. md tn anna
counties tho cunlEtton wns even worse- nno
farmer In reported TO haye lost 70 o.0lD n1auts
wi.iIn tta iotnt loss of two others ia sIxtv
barufulls,
HES' Q. Il. CoMsTocK, OF the Engineer
Corps, who Is NOW ut Detroit III connection
with the Lake Survey Is mentioned us the
probable successor OF the late Mr. Patterson
1t is stated that Gen. Comstocl; POSSESSES in
iii eminent tiegrep tho qualifications neces.
sary tn the proper discharge of tic duties of
tho position.
LIE thermometer Ill the Suburbs OF Wash.
'Hetoh Sestefday morning lnarkcd III de-
slees' anu Ice was FORMED OIL many Pieces OF
"htef' Inc stladetl cEn',ge OF temperature
nus peeE unprecedented even III washing
NATIONAL Capital III soma other city thai
Nasl'li'eton. Even st. Louis might be us
good place Tor 1t.
-
, 1881-10-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Tho Dignif}ed Bearing Of tho
President 1mpressing
Every One.
No Man i'll the National Capital.
Wears a Sadtlcr Face
than lie.
The Democrats Refuse to Believe
TINT They Will Relinuuish
Any Advantage,
Davis Will Not and Could Not
Be Induced to Leave
the Senate.
That Has Been Tried Before, It
Is Alleged, and Failed
Completely.
A Popular Storm Very Likely to
Strike Corl<lli1l, the Public
Prosecutor.
He Is Alleged to Have Battered
Away the Assasin's Auto
biography.
Efforts OF Representative Dayts to Get
Another West Slide Post Oalce
la Chicago.
The Unparalleled Change IN the Weather
Still a Matter Of Astonish-
ment-Notes.
, 1881-10-07

CONGRESSMAN t}EonaE II. DAVIS has suc-
ceetied III securing MI order from Acting
rostmastor,t'eneral Elmor for MI lnycstlgn.
ton by Specal.AEunt Ssuart Into tho ,lsces-
sEty tor all additional sub-post-otlico In the
Vest Division Ut Chicago somewhere near
tho corner OF Madison street ani Western
avenue. Il sl,ecinl agent In tho free delivery
division nIaalu IN examination In the lll1,tter
so1lu tLmo ago aud rcpurto'a nRatnst tl,e proj.
ect. AIr. l}ayls thinks that Spccinl-Agcut
Stuart's report will be nIore favorable.
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FASHION FLASH ES-

--Sr.S> kces are I'm vogue.
Roman ssshss ere revived
"A sreAi deal Of gray ~ worr.
New hosiery - poika-spo,ted-
Champagne yeilcs - = rev dye.
Trains are Only moderately long.
All the new sonnsts have strtnx>.
--Coiorsi s,rsw sill he rnuch worn.
Mos; t-,nnes. ar " m-t.,.m sizes
All shsd-s o! yellow are sssiIloushl-.
Tho Pre.rh habit Basque T. In fashion,
Black toilets are o. 'sshionshl- ss ever.
-Irup--u-t red - q nes ,has,e OF thr- cni,T.
Both lSr..~ aud small oonnsts wtiI ~ worm.
--Cio,s,ied isvsnier sap~rscdes hsI,esrope.
-Pt:xs give place to n,gs on psra.ol sticks.
-Shirrns rum riot On the new spring dresses.
--Rroc>d@d -,uffs eont'ns~ ." b. us~d for
s~Sets.
--siIve. gray snd rosy iIac srs very .-hioaalie.
--Tun. oil feathers are worn more than ioay
g.lume--
-P,s,d, hid ss,r 20 have q run ~ fashionable
'Avor.
New p~r,.ol, hsve s.ysdere stripes around
them.
-Romsn .~.h riseous ~iII b need ior h.nns'
''girSs. .p..a
spanish lace 10 used IN profusios on evening
ircSsss.
Puff. o. she sop OF III. sleeves are coming IN
vogue.
Spanish isee 70 usAA for trimming soolen
Costumes
-Baysdsrs striped stockings sre IN great favor
again.
-Sun's yeil,us retains IL. popularity IS full
ires. fabric
SIX kniisinx .. N. fancy sork Of the passing
nomsut-
-i'rap.r.. ccpunus 20 10 very elaborate %
Trees .kifty-
-Li,il. bouness entirely covered NTH steel
rad are woSn-
-Tu-eas and EnSiish s,rsv, viIl Be more worn
hsa chip.
-Pu6-d short sleeves srs fashionable again for
evening wear.
The sNs,her hubbard cloak is shorter for
,umsosr WeaS-
white OH - The dre.sy toilet Of festival oc.
PASSIONS IN 1881.
--sasis d Lyoss viii b the popular elk efshs
coming sessop-
-Jspssese sarssns ere 10 the ususl umbrella
md fan dss'Sns.
--bossed aud lowered Swiss muslin dresses v,ll
ss.in Be- worp-
-ep,der. 10 sold and steel appear snecs mil.
soesy 0raaSossss.
-Xnist,ns 10 more kssAissss,s ss ~ Dsosss
Aeo essshSs vSsk-
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County Court.

4, Fridays session 20 ,hs conr',
cont, the tcnis 81 tie ,Ili-u.ss road
cssrss~rs wers spyI".ei:
W : i'curr. =. T. White. Lesis Lf~-
~, ". Pee. l. lms oussr, T. =. V-.s..,
" Smith. Jas R.dmnni. J. K Killer
THIS. Ss,,ersh,,r, w e Cheney, Js-.
& lv-r', Dan. d ,n"h~e, d. ". R.svi-. W
~ Rhc,i~s. C.. +. Hughs.. b. q. Ls~-. w
r. Higgins, W II. 3:".. JI,. y. C,nrsr.
J. l. an-, r Kemp. ". l. Enhres. Jo"
) wo-~;.. =. J. Rr-iss. J. J. M-sns W
Br,sn', Herr. J .nc.. VIM. Rs---i.. X n.
II .n-ock, N v. B. Paige. WIN. " .r',n, J.
B vsuiykv, u. n. HAIRS
M,ry Brown v,s declared in.s.e. and
ordered senl {, the state ssv:Sn.
The ioilSsing sss.s.i. w.r. c,ierssi H.
su.d.
To Judges Gi,~ "a. P.f.,rs ard k,ksr.
County A>.-s."s W ,Iksr, C.aa:. SURVEYOR
J.hssoo and Cousiy Clerk F'et., Ar s~r
sices chile sitting a. . cnunty h,issd at
ECU .iiss,:oo, 5! ~Aea. \ &. G'd. ;! 81.
All turned &. NEE M"n.:.y. Msy ~.
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Criminal Court.

Ia the eriminsl sou'', Friday, tie :ol-
lowing business vxs sra.ssel.d:
S,.ts ~. Thos. Gih.Hy, grand larceny
ar,Aixnid ard pl~as y. I guilty.
rae ~. Ire G.sni. 'nnr.!-S !" ;ss .ss
Ont ..sy'~e: ':ef-..'ar' p'-si ..s s'.:i,s
stat W.. John Jahr'nr. s.-sui 9TH In
:sn, To kill; lied b1p'i ,o sp!esr at tex;
terM.
Slste ~. Chss. MiAjle'cn, '~in-iiing
plead rot guilty.
stat. ~. Ch.s. Joker. Yyssi,irs s,olen
soo.!s; p's.d n. guilty.
The szss ~ W. +. Royrs snA ]. y. b..
ker, H.. sein;ne con'rs'y 10 ,hs o.. ias,
-. tr,sa h~io:s . j1sv ard both psr'iss
sourd guilty. A One q: so and --,.,s sese
s.sessei IN ssch csse.
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A BAsoo representative, few dsys seo,
met At the union depot. in this city. r. p.
Williams, esq. Of Fsyeste, No. Mr..
Williams h the secretary of the Missouri
Bsnkere' assocission,
The reporter Intercepted Mr.. Williams
on the future Of the association, and about
the next annual meeting.
The secretary assured the reporter thar
the association vas full OF vitality, end
that ita next annual meeting would be held
about the middle Of Nay. 1881, probably
In St. Louis.
Mr.. Williams ie one Of the live young
bankers Of THE great eommonwsalth. He
has no hopes of the future bat those which
are blended in harmony with the state spd
her people. He expressed the hope 10 the
paper man that there would Be . full at
tendance Of those in the banking bu.ine~
1t the next annual meeting, wien . full
exchange of ideas could be had.
The 8A1o0 commends The Organisation.
and hopss that il nsy meet with that sue.
sess il - rishly dsssrvss.
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She vas looking out of the window
whe3 he entered the yard. and she
.aid to herself that he might ring the
bell until hs Wa tired. for she didn's
want To buy any snap and had nothing
for ,ramps. He rang and rang. and
after the seventh or eight peal che
ven, To the door tn bless him.
This is the greatest piece Of impu.
dence ever sAw. she exclaimed. -
she pulled the d"or open.
He .miIsd. He liiisi bis hat and
smiled again. He had pour clothes
ami q hungry iook. but there Was
s.,msthinx captivating in his smiles.
"Wsli?" she qusried. - she held
the door.
"My errsnd is q very pleasant one.
and vet I Se~l somewhat embarrassed
~ making it known."
IF you have any bills u collect
you must call when my husband 10
il" she observed.
BILLS, oh, M, madame. YOU have
p~rhsys noticed in the papers that .
b ok entitled: Prominent Women Of
Michigan 10 soon to bs Published"
"I-I-y-e-s. think 20.
"Well, il is to b illustrated With
!, craving. u 100 striking faces My
enssruc,ious are not to look for beauty
" much - tor marked expression Ut
deep thought. I vas instructed to
cali here and ssk you If you vould
permit the publishers to publish your
WOod-cut in the forthcoming book ?!
"Who could have sent you?"
II dare not tell. Yours is to b
published on the 6rst page, and only
nine more will b taken from the
CITY,"
"And what's the charged"
Nothing. II you vast the boOk
YOU will have To pay 81; bot you are
not asked to take il. )"
II can't SO Why they should have
selected me-"
beg pardon, ma'sm. but yours %
. very striking face. It portrays IN
expression of strength Ut character ]
never saw squaled. Many ladies
have offered mo Is high % so u put
them 10 the book bot vs cannot 60
outside Of our aelectinhs asoD
II can't give you . decided answer
to-day she ssid. after thinking il
over. perhaps my husband will oh
jecs. You may call again Tomorrow,
aid you will please accept this for
your trouble"
"lIbersli,y - veil ~ strength "f
Character be chuciied. - he picket.
Ell the bill. Very veil; ] will call
ut this hour to-mnsuR
That Was two weeks ago; but
the woman - not expecting him.
she has learned from her husband that
this Is Q c,ld world. and that "Gulli-
ver's travels" will he sent To oil sub
scrihsn for the 'promiusot women
book.
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Touoar AND saooK HANDS.


Ninnhero :. c.} Ne~s snd Herald.
As il has been recently said that
the present mayos Of Charleston 10 .
dueiist, the following facts, elected
FROM que acquainted With the detail VI
tie affair referred TO, will show at
what time. aud under what cir.
eumstances, the meeting occurred:
The first battle of Manassas had
been fought ON the 2lss Of July, 1861.
snd the army Of northern Virginia wss
encsmped in that vicinity, waiting
tho happening Of events. In The
November following Capt. George B.
Cuthber,. soidierly Looking man,
over Elk feet In height. IN expert With
the pis,ol. Was captain Of IN infantry
e.mPany in ker.hsw's Second 3. L..
v. Capt. Conr'-nay was spending =
few weeks With Col. C.sh. co~mand-
my the Eighth >. T.. w.. regiment,
being in Buuhsm's South Csrolinu
brigade. Port K,ysl had been los,,
and the broad shadow VI var had
fallen On the sea-coast Of South
Carolina. aud ~ the news reached the
South Carolina soldiers in mud. die
comfort and idleness ii their Virgins
camp. the desire to be ordered fOl
duty u their native state, then
"minously threatened, wss every . here
felt. IL vac the talk in the mess and
at The bivouack 6rs. A letter written
by C.pt. Courtensy to Charleston,
abiding TO this feeling found its way
ia,o the Mercury. and when the
paper reached the camp Of Capt.
Curshb-rss company. it being only
one Of the thirsy-6ve OF forty com.
paDie~ thee in Virginia from South
Csro.inia il wss made the occasion ol
a company meeting. aud resolution,
were passed declaring that mo true
CaroliniAn could have written the
letter." etc. 1t vas sOon rnm0red
that Capt. Coursenay vas the author,
and upon his return to Col. CASH,
headQuarters. alter short absence he
read the article, and At nnce wrote 8
letter to the commanding officer Of
the Company. Cap. Curthhers re
piled, other Letter. followed, aud
demand MAS made hy Capt Courtenay
for satisfaction. and s.cepted. A meet
ing eususd. and . single shot ex'
changed. Capt. Cuthbert's bullet
passed through Capt. Cous,enay'.
clothing just above The hip. crossed
the small vt the back, but not in
ficiing L woand. Capt. Courtney
bullet passed under the instep of Capt.
Cu,hhert's foot. cutting a grove il
the rel clay. Both parties met and
shock hands. snd iinched on oyster,
at a neighboring isrm house. The
place of meeting WIS rear the Levi.
house, on TIE Msuassas battle 6rh
Ii was soldier times then. and lighting
MAS the or,ier Of the day. Both
parties were commissioned officers q:
;he confederate states, were in the
camp Of a great army, and the theirs
Vas No wav to settle such matters bu,
by burning gunTowder. Twenty
years have passed eince. snd it does
uo, follow that what happened then
would happen no~. Capt. Cuthber'
was killed subsequently, in battle
Capt. Courtensv returned home after
the wsr. and has been in sctive buei
ness in Charleston since its close, and
is now mayor and chief peace officer
of thu city.
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ITO cum il up. si1 long yssrs Of bed-'id-
den .ieknes., costing 500 per ys.r, total,
81, Oo-.ll Of THE expe"ss vss stopped by
three bottles Of Hop Bissers. taken By ~
viie. Che hss done her osa hou'sv"sk
for q yess siaes, without the Loo. 81 d'y,
and want sv~r hedy - tnev u fes 'Asis
besG16se0. : 1Aso0s.
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The ss' jo'usi "P,"'o", ~ Pssesivs, 10
ty J. A. Dss,sls. E q. Of Aessn s,odyili
b Oassls, sitorns.., L, Cros-s. VIZ, ssd
appears 10 the Ia Csosss th:osiele /:
Soue;ins sines, vs. attached With psin
10 ssd below one Of ~ knee join;s. 4 ies
spplieA,ions Of 81. JAeobs OIL quoted the
pain sud relieved Inc iEd ~ &,ioa. re-
x-sj il - . vslaabls asdiciss.-E.sin
ili!) Lsigss.
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spelling II gossssors sussssss the
osn'ios u IN item we received sr"o W.
Henry A. KnisA'. fossoas .. Chas.
ws,ers q C,.s governor and valve works
BOSTON, Mas: ! have used st. Jacobs Oh
anory other swpi yes add 6ad that il
sever fs'ls 10 cure. The nee ere de-
Ii. bed .. ,hs vondssir! effects o! the oil,
% il has cured then Of brsisss. tsras, . G
New Ats.ss Ledger StssAsrd.
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ThorouShbreds.

A .h,p0eni Of ono hundred and 6iiy
blooded yeassiug hulls. Kentucky stock,
paced through the civ yesterday co the
& st, in charge al Geo. and Cna.. e.
lingion. This splendid stock vss shipped
from the vicinity Of Springfield, HE. BY
A. l.. Ha Iiiicr. Who owns large tracts Of
land In that section. Mr.. Ranilion also
owre several large farms in Csss and Bsiss
counties, this state. and these thorough
fred. we're in tr.o-frr 10 HE Mi-s'uri
f.rm.. They will remain there until June
les, When THY will b ANT to tho great
cattle sale n Kansas City which tak~s
place on that da,e.
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Got the 0WoR.

Pasoss. Kss.. April .. -wiliiss A tor,
sssni Of The freeiGes's R.,isf s>soc.alion
in ihis city, Vas robbed tonight tsIsern
The hnuss Of nine and zen S'cloet. He
room Of the southern hotel Vas eaier,d,
and . ea;chei. containing clothing and
quite sum III money 80 taken. The
thisi ,n.de good his s,espe.
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Harold Stevens young man, 10 years of
age, Who lives with his brother, Mr.. z
w. 6tesens. the hone and mule buyer, wss
thrown By mule yesterday afternoon. the
animal aftervards stamping upon him,
breaking HE collar bone. and brui.ing and
lacersting his leg and ankle.
The painful accident occurred on the va
cant lots back Of the Broadway school
building. Rome boys we're playing bali
there. and young Stevens attempted to ride
across their grounds, when they began to
boot 1t him, and several of them threw
their hate at the mnie. The animal be
came frightened aud began 10 rear and
plunge aud kick, and finally threw
his rider with the result abOve stated.
DR.. Trader vas called and dressed the
wounds.
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VIII Twist Brskeo IN Another
World.

Hssoib.i, April "a b..ksoSs an the
Hsns bel 4 g.. Joe sailrosd. on lark tn.
isy. got Into . roo 9Th . bsnesdes end
s.s shot. He IL shoeshs To BE fst.lis
sounded. the bss'eaisr vas arrested asd
sent &c the he Falmsrs isi!.
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Al Deaths Door.

The condition Of Mr.. John Kullmer 70
mains materially unchanged. Perhaps, ii
anything, be zee . tribe betsef-more
spsixhtIy-yesterdsy afternoon, but there
ere no hoppe OF HE Ultimate recovery. He
il quite eyed and somevhai in6rm. He
cannot rally from disease like one younger,
although for one Of his yean be shows .
great deal of vitality. HE trouble il pro.
nounced By physicians to be paralysis OF
the lunRe.
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Change Of Time.


Change Of Time.
The road. ch.ngs time today. The fol-
lowing ere the Squire:
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.
W-sivard through express. .........4aS q. n.
Day express. ..-.....-4:30 p. u.
ARRIVE:
;sstvard through express. 2. n.
day express .........-.-.iOs34 .. n.
LEXINGTON BRANCH.
Westward passenger. ........ %. $50 q. m.
Freight & paseensef. 800 p. -.
ARRIVE:
+ .stvard passenger ......... ......--l0.@O p. u.
Freight d ps~enser-l 0:;D .. N.
KANSAS d TEXAS DIVISION.
9 'ushvard exprsss...................:4So p. y
Paaenees. .. ..
LxAv4:
Northvard, expres... ...... ...-....io:40 O. -
Passenger p. 10
SEDALlA, WARSAW 4 SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
On s~d sitter Feb. 8, 1881, trains will
run - lollovs:
PAaegHoHa AID TnEIGHf.
Leave 6edslis. ...... I:I5 Q. U.
Arrive 1t Wasssv ......... .........-11:!h .. y.
Leave WsnsV secs. &c. ......... l:S0 Q. =
AssiVe % 0saalis, ....... .......... Ill ?. =.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-12
S-i2W3,
TRUSTEES GALE.

Whereas SAMUEL Caspsnser and Mary y. Cas.
penter his rite by their certain trust deed dated
r.h,,arv ist h. is7y and ,rda in the roCorder'o
Office Of Petns county missouri IN trust deed
AND mortgage record No. ~ on page 2ss conveyed
70 the undersigned trussse the following
descrr.~d real estate situate N Pett,e c0onfy
Ard state q Missouri to wn: The west hall %
the southwest 9uartof OF ssa:t,o0 one IN township
f,,r,v four OF range twenty sasd con-
ysyauce was made In trust to secure The pay.
n@n, Of che Indebtedness in said trust DEED
de.crh@d-apd whereas two payments sud
in,sr~ss oil ssid 'deSsednsss. have become due
and detsui, has been made in the paymeus
thereof, Nov therefore, ~ virtue Of the povev
IN ,ne vessed BY and - acoordasee 9th the
the provision Of said trust d~ed upon Fequest Of
the legal holdee Of said Iudobesdneso L. The IN.
ders,xn~d trustee W,li on
FRIDAY TIE lJrH DAY OF MAY lssl
and between the hours Of sssht o'clock IN the
forenoon and I've in O'Clock 10 the aAeruoon Of
ss,d Day. sell the above deserihed real e~taso
% the court house door II sasi o0unsy Of pettis,
n puk,io vendue for cnsh - safety saiA b.
do6sedussa nos due and he oooes 80 0Jpeaso q
this trose-
JANnsC. TnoMfooS. r!eaaee.
=. 9. Olpost Assosoay. $e3Woe