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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
The One-Legsed Man.

Il never advise q man to leave BID
own town." he said tn the small crowd
surrounding him at the Union Depot
h~so,h-r day. ''but il any Of you are
hound to Change locations. Oregon ID
the country To- " tn. ] am nov on
my way hack there. and there is moth.
ing you can ask about Oregon that
can't tell y"u."
"Ho~is the climate :"
''Sup~rb. lie never too cold or too
hot. Providence watches the weather
out there like q hawk"
LIFTS Of Irjsns? 2
Eyes, but they can't do any damage.
Providence always gives the settlers
ample warning. or else leads the red
men into trap"
Some hard cases out there. aren't
,herei'
"Not very hard. When Q man gets
too bad Providence kills him I'd 3"
"Ho~ did you iose your leg ?" ask.
ed q hack driver ~ the conversation
Jagged.
''r,l tell you about it. I've men.
toned Providence and Oregon ia the
same breath. and l want to prove that
there's . special disPenss.,on out
there. ] Vas going up the Deiros
read /" a grist mill one day last Sep
tember when I found bnr.ounce
bo,tle If chloroform in the road.
About = mile further on met Q grizzly
bear a. large Al steer. ] had Nd wes-
pom. and ] knew that | was boxed up.
To run vas useless and No living man
ever loeksd . grizzly out Of counts-
nance. always try to make the hest
Of every eitua,ion. and When fund
myself cnrnered opened the bottle Of
cf,lnroform and inhaled sulkcient to
make me unconscious. While in this
state the bear made . breakfast Of ny
left leg. and I never felt one sipels
twings of pain"
There wss Q sensation in the crowd
and oil pressed nearer.
"When l came 70 the bear had
disappeared and just at that time the
Red Valley coach drove up. Providen-
italy. two of the passenger had fallen
over precipice. % that there was room
inside. When ws gos to Browne Hill
ne found . surgeon there Who had beea
chased 10 By the Indians that very
morning. and hs 6xsd ne Up in %
hour. ] saw the hand Of Providence
ell through il - plain - ! go that
hotel over there"
ibid Providsnes get that cosk leg
for YOU " inquired . mean man near
the do0s.
''Csrtainly il did. Hay il bed tvo
months. and when I took the stage
for Portland vs came acsoss the body
# . stranger Who bad besn murdssed
By highwaymen. He he'd Q cork leg
end il wss just ny e. This i Tie
identical lex. and let ~ sdd 10 co..
elusion that I hsven't begun 70 give
Providence and Oreeno half their iuss
dues. -Os,svit Fee PeeA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Plot Grove I,ems.

-Ab"rt 5 Deco we're invested in im
Provrms n,s last year.
Ill would h. = matter Of some .atisiac-
ton 10 know WHO the .a,": ;+.
-Serersi Of ,.se i,.ys ~;-e t~ily snow
burnt .irries ia. a., -F'aS a-n'.
Strip ?-.,fis's'n cup, .','~i'ion b.
hint: Il. ca, ,eE al Z IL. IL fs.-'.
"A Cir r. OF: - j. hnii.:i'c r @'''.'nce,
"d vii: saon i,.s-3natc III. Y leg.
Bla, s-n:is.'
FRI. c. ia 1;,r.-,l - h,ve eargh,
the TIT .-i.- from are ,r.'ng r.,a w..om b.
waste his legal lore.
The boarding i.oIaes -re nEerrun with
those 4electsbie = Sc.u.sBs Of hum anl,y
known "a dru0mer-.
-Ch-rlie Clnk is cerisinly enti,Ied tn
come consideration. A q losfer he is en-.
titled to the blue RIBBON.
More than usual interest will be taken
this spring in the appointment, Of ro.'i
supervisors. Men.re demanded OF other
qa.i'fiioans beride tina, Of 'swsE ping lies
with men on the road.
-Jnc. O-borne has opened 6rst-clsss
country -town restaurant under the Old Fell
lows hall. JOHN is heal,h-loving phiI.n
throp;st, and will keep supply Of An
heuser on sanitary princiries.
- An old man, something less than three
score yesrs, who ri ices in the d,gn;6.6
sppeli.,,on OF "Gr.ndp-," recently became
ensmored Of . bewI'chiDg yourg widow
who has resided ia town q year or two.
Business relations throwing him in her
company f., q1eaily. he f-ssied his soul 10
silence, the lads never Dire ming that she
was the Idol OF his heart. A. lss', nc
Iorg r sbie to control the emotions which
10 .de his bo-om hesve like ocean biiioxs.
he veniured to make his I, eIings known,
and was politely told to "pies-e Ill 20
more" I've that haze tears to shed pre-
pare to ahed them now" The meas coon
reached the esrs Of the vile. who is the
we.rer of the trowsers. The old man va
eye one ruck, and after shedding . few
tears. proceeded to z-ther up the
wreck. This done he gathered up his grip
sack and decnmpei. His better half soon
accepting the theory tb-t it wa
al holy, ETC.. and . son ia Lac vas dis
patched 10 brig home the truant hdbby.
He IL nov Al home with Lis family, a VIC
tim Of misplaced hff-c,lon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
30oO Of OoCsoro.

The lee Of doc,oss u IN item thas very
many pessoos ere interested in just ss pre-
cen. We believe the schedule ios visits
10 .. which souId tax . mn coa6osd To
bin bed tof year. sad is oesd Of daily
visit. over 81 coo yess ios medical st,snd-
soes alone An one sinsIs bos,le Of Hop
Bil'ess t.kea in tine would ssvs the 81 coo
aud ell he years sickaess.-Poss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The preliminary exsmInstion Of Adolph
hunman, the young clerk charged With in.
ce"diasis@ 81 Brownsville. sss concluded
lat evening sod he v.s held over for trial
!" the cum Of $4,000. Late Last nigh,
he had been unable to Gil the bond, bot he
- given until 10 o'clock chi. morning o.
do ~. in defsu:s 0f which he will bsssni 10
I'll ~ Aasshsil. Col. Sooddy ~ hi
council.
TIE exanin alton Of bic brother, on the
zane ehssee. sss to take pl.cs imss-
dissely.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
DRESSED IN WHITE.


After IN illness Of pnsumonis OF about
for'y.eight hour.. Capt. J-mss Henry Nc
Clrllsnd E,kin, the proprietor Of the So
line County Democrat, d ed nj his resi-
dence in Mxr.h.li on Monday evening
about seven O'Clock. So sudden US his
death that msny Of his friends did not
know OF hi. illness b~fose the sad tidinss
spre.d that he vas deed. He We born
in Bedford county. Tenn. on the 9th Of
April. 1870. His mother and four bro, hen
-u'vise him. On. Of his broshers, John
E,kin. ]. on the supreme bench Of the
str,e of Arkansas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Don't Pour Alcohol On the Fire
aud don't take anything that has .ic.,hoi L.,
It to help iL6 med kidnrys W.ne.'.
Ssf- Kidney and Liver Cure il surely
vrr~t. bic, and scla directly upon the kid !.
oeys aud liver.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22


SIR:-l hase b~~n u-ine your MEDICINE
f"r over year nov and With the best ei.
iec,s. I have u-rd Il bp,,I.s Of the Hypo-
phnsphite-. and il hoe ms:e nes man CT
me, I have bern aiIine over Elk year. With
. nuu,ber 81 d,-ess-., bot lung difficulty
vas the mos, prominent. have b~en IN
der the care Of a ereA; m,ny DOCTOR, and
have taken quantities OF medicine without
any aPPsrsn 1T b~ne6'. hut appeared TO be
still growing worse and weaker until I &C
c:dsn,ly came acro's one Of your circular.
and Vas constrained to try your medicine,
and I lound its ELECTS sere almost msgicsi
upn me, and | sas a snrprise to mysrl:
.nd friends. hssing g.ined % rapidly in
nt-h. ! rrmsin respectfully,
LAWRENCE poRAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
Died

In SedaIis. February IA, 1881. her birth
nay. MIR. Lizzie, vile ot Gideon Bssrick,
.gsd g years
The deceased "a. sitter of Mr.. Wm.
rri't The funeral will take place frun
her lac residence, West Filth street, nj 2
o'clock p. a. 10 mcrrow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

In spite Of all the new 3. NEEDLES which
are constantly in'raduc d To the public
Dr.. Bulls Cough syrup si,II takes the lead
for the cure OF co,gh-, colds, etc. Price IS
cent?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
BURNETT'S COCAINE

Kik DaadrSf, Al go hri dfioa esd Promotes
IL. GrOrti of he Hair.
Gersiemen. over Two years have
suffered terribly with "scald he id" in its
worst firm. A few veeks sgo Tried
bottle OF your COCAINE. The 6ret sppli.
e.nor gave me reiiei, ami nov the di.ea.e
is .ffrctusiIy cared. Yours resp 'c,fully,
NC.>rEvESs DEPUTY Sherifi, Otiaw Ill.
BsTn.a's Fsaroring E1tracs pc perfectly pure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

mo ma1m."
Thea / euess I WON'T Fact i, I
Ne little furrisd thst morning. and
! don't think ! got . fair sight of that
fellow. Besides that, ! think the
cloak Ne stolsn the day before ] mis-
ID il By an old woman who was selling
notions. Detroit Free Preae.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

How Advoe0o Words Blew Aoeooo
the Paih a. True Iowa


"'."o'' A%e'xsa-
a coupe Oh young e,sss nv'sg - .
s"ooss on Neefsee sesees
P'.Seo !. mean 'I'ck ne osnes nl9es
=" .oo:oe. yooog esd cssscuvs
n.,oes :" ~ M lou. !ney ~!
mao scme eaks ana vine eogsehsf, and
quo uos0sPect'ne oees e'ae vss
":!o . .@.n p"E',oe o. aeHuoe,aa'
"uEu, - eveIyooe Hocvs, ssc.'s nke
: soosIo"eI..lco OF o1'oes' eeo eeen
ye. sesenoaes seo : 80 o. eshss
'"' * '"o nI@stoce % 3eeoee.
a., ."' 'n.P'.y,ss 49,: ~ Hoew
'".' sne 1"1.PPy 1esoe Csas'es
nusSs.us e..ec on 3ooesy' ana seey
' S.s" .o ~ to.s .. ~ 'ee eoo:a ses
~ '"e ..'ol oI '"e !@t:os N
~. .ss... .' ns seveI!se - u
ou'u p'Oo.e: ~ nst :'os pig Cee!See
h.. .;. s"' '"P:ss'oe s s': re sec I'd
d. e...ue ocoos y tee Pea:
60 "l. Pses' S n.'. e1 oososPeetoe eh'1Sl
,S ".Lu - ~ -: s.. ~ s1e
sc".y .o." :, 'Ss 3: 81 os - oesFss
a"ec''o"F' "1 - oSo "0s o0esve' 81
the. they .er. locked IN . elo's ealsses.
S i:.s =" ~ - - elSw'e9 e|
' ,S ~ '"s - ~ ~ -; seAs
'Ds =. "o; uoosss.sose eos!oe
~ .u "'e' ." """so~ oy|
M.,,.j
-. ..s ~. GU . s"y s -: . ICY. "a W
"e"' .oo s0oH :os.. P's0ss % the
ccsy zee! !e'e,e ZEE 10 ., inc corner Ihee
~. . a1''s1u Ina: 'ne:e W. rCa.
',:so;eo Ion. 20 ~ 81. esd ~
sn'I.so .oou' one:aIy, - y veeoeiy
. '.,' 'omstc'ne ~ Ne 1estss.
o1' 'nA' S Se eouIs 'e,. s4.csty .ees
: ~. - ooe soc"9 ~ : oesses see ocoe'
snso @o:eo o.y os'oIc yssses
' :.y ;..eJ S. oo'Sc.. .no wa,ea We
''ogenog oEeemny sEo0oo % NJ con,
". ..H .'r:
:. ~ .. ., $50 w. 'oy'J' "hss
y ' ..T.s: :'s'' ,
-. !: s.:esse sosn'ee
-" a 'osu::k, -: Z. m
s. .s .s" "''5 "oo 0"s ec9''' 70
'" ..ns. 49,,
,.u' .SsIo ~ no soe.
e." .oI' 4o3 sFe nos
5 's: 'o-n'e:t rS: as.e 80
'"'"s oo y:o' m'"o. leu @s, cssneG
" ~; .u =. 'i 1 - ~ '.so on 70.
| "Io nG 4ooseu nes WIZ 'co3 ~
on eyes nAe 'oss OF . hensso "''d
'e.Ss IL
Wy Iove; you s,s BOZ .s!i' ma
'1s. .c'aoosly. y enc 1oond .ef o..
TAU. .S o's SecH .ea CIV ne $50
. .WS u1 %. :"e ~ 'so-. ns.n soeeeec.
"n-o:' !, the mats:f! sno sos
soa1s'y s'enec per eoe. mo seen =.
IN: gre! OooIleyI - s'eaSed.
y . .Se 's:s' ',%ooe 'sloeE s'n. zoo
s".' " -" "o' 'se"oe vsfy
e. ID ,
oo'. oes"' !ou ''e@so eA nees
""e" you came 10, soe Pessassco,
ov'ne'!. and 'nen eoe s,eeeo seals:
.:I os Jo@Ped ..e eSeosc nue. ana |
,Sseu c,eI . "'''e '.oee. Know II
,"' sa'd me- neTsoosiy pses'n8 oPI
ne poker ana aost1actsdly putting Il
!, !: n's c"1.''"I Sse:' 1no. Iii
no. 1'1, out ! % a.'al oad oow' II si'c'd |
y nave 70 g., % s"1tiooeo, = enc |
e:oso over 'cwa!u MN oee'o. ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The Way Che Idsos,Asa Hin.
A lev days ego . mn called q ,
house on Fort se.sss sase and aGked
for . bite 70 ct. He w. refused. and
shortly after b lsff Q cloak W. Mn
ing from the halltsse. The police vesl
notified. and Tie otAse day vhss they
arrested . man o. ssspieios. they ssei
for the woman 70 cone dswa . III
city hall and Identity hin. VIE
che Ne asked II she ~ eeetain that
che could identity Tie ~. Vie had
called. che indignantly replied /: ''Jdso
tify him Why, I could pick hin eut
from amosg Ten thouAa1d I"
She w. then cooffeoted Nth ~
Prisoosr. She gave hin Q god jook.
ing over and called out:
"Oh. you ceat 1pel - yosvs Aad
your hair dyed rcd 6oes yoa, asked
for cold pancakes. but I'd kneV ~
If I sav you in Tsxsslr
The captain here observed ut -
never heard of black hair beise dyed
red. and after . brisf szaoina1ioo b
asserted that Tie psisoosG6 hais had
not heen dyed at 81.
"Wsll. I nay b poaaihly oiptGkss
about bic hair, nid ths woman, ''but
III swear 70 that ovsrooal Itook q
good look atit - - went a IL sesps
and I know itS The coat and the Nh.
I particularly noticed that thelhird bat-
ton from the top vss nining."
Ihs captain quietly iniosasd hsr
that Il W. "a overcast - had borrow.
cd within the boar asd astsd ~ psiD.
oosr to clip il o.. Ths veoaa
wouldn't Givs il ioe sooe tine, bot
6nallv said /:
well. I might have bsso niseaksa
bot ! looked square into BIZ eyss. asd
I know this - tho ooo.s
"what color did yea ~ hi go
we're r
"Blss. cir. light blus.'
"But THE nans eyss sre blaek-
eosl blsek r.
So they wsss. The vo0aa W.
dumb With aseooishosat IL Q tine,
but finally rallied ard sai1
'.Didet this man wear Q dSueh III
Whes srrsseod p
mo. naan /; b vese . eapt"
"Aad dsst yea think - = ~
man
II doa't know ssythisg ahsst Il.
q never ~ hin unil a hoal
ago.
lie it positively ssesnasy ut l
Identity lin . ~ 0aar
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Tho live people Of Missouri ass IN 70.
sos ot she ~ mos.i Of the ss.ie e.pissl TO
H-ds'is Il - ,spousd-.sd vs b l,eve il
tn - iSus = thss s6s esovt-sies are Guild Ioe
Js4sssso Gty.-4assas CRY Tiaa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

The vids spsead fame al Dr.. Buil'.
C"ss' Syrup i jsa,ly 20" By i,s osa oes.
It.. a"d the rsPusssioe Is h.s ssissd hss
bssa ssesssd b 10 ssivaDal ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
THE WRONG MAN.
A Little Episode Of . Peculiarly
Sensational Character.

The residents Of q certain portion of Ess
Sedalia are con .iderably sc;t.iei over I
little episode Of q peculiarly sess 'tiona
character that occurred in one of the ..-i
iencss Of that usn aliv quiet locality. S,tur
day night, the particular. IT which ar. ~
toliox.: Tn. hou.. alluded to is occupied
bv a c,,zn Who hold. a p'sit on on th'
Missouri Poetic railroad, and il also !
prominent mrinbar of the c. urch going cir
&c. If the CITY. Hi- "ran" on the ~ d IRE
quer:,iy keeps him out late of niehis, and
IA. often been the custom Of hi' fsithiu
spou.e on tllr-e nights 10 have ;h3 ''hired
girl" a sprightiy les set him out lnncii,
which he Won seemingly relish gre,'i,
| tsrfore retiring A fex weeks -gp his wife
| who i. a goo; sad ,rue wom an, bec .me po-
-e.--d of the idea ihN her husband tarri-d
longer over his lunches than WAS necessary
and,
THE GREENFIELD MONSTER,
jealousy, taking p ,----s,cn OF her, she be
Game convinced IN her own mi ID tina, h.
wss carving on a q rtslio1 with her COM
" serv ,n;-girl, and SHE determined
woman like, 20 catch hiE in his p-'6dy
With this at ct in view, she stood out s'ai-
he room en- d-st billie se.sr~l nights, bu
So. IN sh.e to learn anything that woui.;
corfirm her fears or di-p-l her doab,-,
though ahe "nlmo-t caught her detth OF
cold" A, last her suspense b C ane I'M
brsrabie, ard she determined To resort to
strategy 10 entrap her husband. Her plan
was to discharge her servant CIR! while her
husband was away on the road, set his
lunch herself and
OCCUPY THE GIRLS BED
and avail. the result. she conf led her
plan TO neighbar, who urged her 10 try
1t, and Tuesday night she lid 40. An hour
,.r - before the time of her husbands ar
rival. sitter seeing this, his lunch WAS dr'y
placed on the dining room table. she hie,i
herself to the servants room, dis:obed snd
Ttttteo WIN oSpti9ik he"t Eis
awaited velopmen's. Oa, the anguish OF
that honr! "Would he atop TO psr;ake cf
the WANTS sbe had prepared ?" We're hr'
su p;cion. unf,unti-d. md wss her hn-h.nd
innocent As she lag in The dark, de-
batting these q,estions, the door OF the de-
partner, op-s-d, md the 6.ure Of m,n
in his stocking feet sppe .r-d. With ut
spesking a word he undre-s.d and g,t into
bed. In few moments, Convinced beyond
a doubt Of
HER HUSBANDS ISFIDfLIrY,
the lady -r-,bg sr;,m The t-ef and In lamp,
intending ;n co:founi her hn-h-id with
her pressncp Instead of her tu-b ,na,
hosevsr, the Eight disclosed the fact ,hst
h-r Gem ,anOn WA no .tser taen the Hi
bernian Wa had been Writing the servant
girl for quite g whilr. The poor womsn,
alme-i crrzei It :be discovery. gave ven
to her feelings in lrnr, ioui ani piercing
-cresH. San'ching up his boots, and noi
stopping to ff-r m p logy or explanation,
the young M ~. q Il the room sna q. sds hi
Exit from the premises over H.. back :enc-
The cries # the lady brought several
ni.bi,ors ia her ss-i-i,"cs, TO whom she
told the pi.iiui tale, and thai is how ~
tn b.. If
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

"A prudent man IL like pin, his head
pseven'e him from going too far. To pre-.
vent cough from gniug too far We should
say: Use DR.. BuIis Cough Syrup.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

Doo't Take Any 0hanoeo q Lie
sbss wssass's Ssls XiAssy cod L,sss
Cure vili sssslsss cd tssP ~ hsslshy
as I'll 1oa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22

-U'ually such things - ere sdssrt;sed
po'sess no value. Bot vho would ssy shs,
Dr.. Ba:l's Cough Syrup po~e~es no merit
Il l. the sisod.rd remedy Of our sse. Price
Is cenls bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-22
]. M. OFFIElD.
10. 10 NAH D3DKB5.
. EDAL1A, MO.

eA8121 pam HANACBA eurse pam ID Ma
. - uee eahesnohy - toeesIally ~ -
in0eeotly 1oeeyoyo VOh)1D 81 removes - ..
0sO1ioo VhieA e6uooO lhoU.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16
Lightning V. Editors.

Through the kindness of DR..
Morgan Adams we learn from a
private letter hat on the 9TH inst.
the residence Of Capt. b. +. Jones,
editor Of the Winona Advance,
was struck and considerably dam
aged by lightning, while all the
members of the family and some
visitors were in the house. One
young lady visitor who was sitting
before the fire was knocked down.
but not hurt another had her face
burned black, but was not other
wise injured. The lightning pass
ed through the fire-board twice
and split open the clock. II was a
narrow and wonderful escape from
death for all in that house, and we
congratulate our friend, Captain
Jones, on his good fortune in being
spared. lie is the second one OF
our State contemporaries whose
house has been struck by lightning
this year-the other being Mr..
Campbell, of the Vicksburg Com
mercial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16
PERSONAL

Ii0ft If wftelh .llsfas
Hf il# #4fiH #Hfet Hf.Ga a#gs
n hw imf ii bHtHHt
Allss NsIie Ryan h.a
hemtllH aha II aisylhV Fl mss
tm with MIS- lpalaa. aH saaf
# of igahsmah tif Thnmas
Eeaaedy
w ftos II TayiH. represent.
inH mossfa johnston A Vance If
Memphis, Was h l6wa thls eeet.
WIN 4 beHudhd line N Samples n
spfluR goods
Rev ] y Cameron and Iady
vent over to Osfofd last Tussdav.
ne occasion being w learn. 4
convention Of The Women Mia.
siohaty Society Mrs Cameron
Is President Of Che branch society
here, and was elected to represent
II IN the convention.
we arc glad 70 learn that thc
SICK Of our town (of whom there
have been scyerab are improving
Lula Hlann Is up, and her
cousin Is also convalcscing. Mrs.
Moore, we learn, is also improy.
iiig' We have had very unfavorable
weather for health, but wo hope
spring has opened in earnest now
md all will get well and bloom
with the flowers.
Miss Ella Gunter has received
md accepted an invitation to de-
liver the address TO the Alumni of
he Memphis Conference Female
institute, Jackson, Tenn. at the
commencement in Jane next, and
Emma Gunter has received ,
accepted an invitation to de- ,
lvcr the address to the graduating ,
lass of the Huntsville Female ,
1ollege at the commencement in !,
day. We r proud to see Sar- !
is and Mississippi talent recog- !
lied abroad.
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The WorShsm neuse.

This reliable old hosiery, or
Adams and Main streets, in Mem.
phis, is increasing in popularity
under the careful and skilltul man
agement Of that well-known and
popular landlord, Mr.. David Hast
ings, assisted by his always-pleas-
ant and accommodating clerks,
Messrs. Dickinson and Creight.
The table is always loaded with
the best things to be had in the
market, and they are served in
elegant style, while the rooms are
neat and comfortable, and every
attention is paid to guests.
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Frntis.

We hear deplorable accounts Of
the fruit prospects from every di.
rection. The loss and destruction
of this crop will fall heavily upon
every section of the country, for,
the fruits Of spring and summer
are the greatest Injuries We enjoy.
We would be glad to know how it
is with every orchard in this coun-
ty, though VIC confess, .;nce the
orange crop of Florida is ascer-
tanned TO have been almost totally
destroyed, we have very little
hopes of fruit here. One gentle
man in Memphis teld Us a few
days ago, that he thought he would
have peaches and apricots, but
there have been several heavy
lrosts since he told us, and we
doubt if he is as hopeful now.
How is it reader. with your fruit
trees? Let us know.
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q T8eaiag Atasaa -iaH.
wIhds l4tm f t alaH aaa mi.
fHth ~ ilffh HHiH nd &c. eslH.
AZ Hah ee tiled. .tf.Haa haA
haii4taftefiB direction ahd HfA.
lhH Hie plantation ~ ~ Lauder.
lalet leeeled esefY building 81 Az
place, tllied alfea persons aad
4 auHdrd etfiefs, and amoHa iIis
latter we're ~ ard tfh Lander.
aale wla vt latest attmhis were
fot expected 70 live. beyond ~.
laudefdale W. have M account,
Though ne have hesfd that several
fosldenis q the neighivfbood we're
missing and nothing had been
heatd ifom them up to Thursday
The date " our latest attenuation
mere was quite d wind and thun-
der storm IN Safdia the same even.
ing and night bot we have hcard
q no serious damage either here
OF IN the vicinity.
LATER Mi Riley s stcam.pin
was struck and completely torn up.
ana a wagon. team and driver
blown several feet the blacksmith
shop on this place was blown half
q mile and landed in a pond on
Mr. Cores place; Frank How
ara $ house was carried fifty yards,
Dul none OF The family hurt Leban
Kobertson's house was torn down.
but nobody injured Jim Hunters
was struck, Eliza Evans
and two children, who have
not since spoken, stunned: Dan
Gloyer's house was blown to
pieces, himself and wife badly
hurt and one child killed Mrs.
iumphreys's house was swept
away and two persons wounded
slightly; Bob LocklAnd's house
Vas blown down on himself and
children. but they were unhurt
IN Hank Dana's place all the
buildings were blown down and
Ms sister seriously wounded the
torres of Johnston & Co. and Lau- {
lerdale were totally wrecked and t
he goods scattered for miles; Ben {
larwells house was blown down |
nd he was killed, but his family '
scaped uninjured Mr.. Glenn's c
uggy was blown two miles and I
in a tree. The track of the +
yclone was 100 yards wide. s
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10 All Farmers.

The Agricultural editor tres.
passes upon this department OF
the STAR to make a request OF
every farmer in the county. He
wants Information every week,
and from every portion of the
county, about the state of the farm
ing operations that are going on.
How TAR they have progressed,
what is being done and what has
been done. What acreage of cot
ton and corn are planted in COM
parison with last year. What sort
OF stands have been obtained. and
the general condition of everything
on the farm, including hogs, cattle,
horses and mules. These things
will be interesting, not only in the
county, but abroad as well, 1t is
not necessary to write more than a
card will contain Though we
shall be glad to get l~etters), nor is
necessary to write for publica-
ton Though we shall be glad ofthis
what we ask is information
on which we can give, every week,
the condition and prospect Of ag-
ficultural matters all over the coun-
y. Farmers help us and you help
each other.