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Brother Be cher Jub:laut,

New York Cor. Troy Times.
Whatever may be other pe"D'. :
troubles. B.echer NAV now utter the
pesn of triumph The annua! sale Of
pews reached within frih ~ s 20, 600 !.
Their was Horace B. C.afin. wh"
always leads The rest uf the aiiniring
cr'wd. ready 10 bid n premium al:
500. Add this to the rate fixe,. il
the pew. and won have a larger sum
than many rural pastor receives for
his entire salary. B-echer's life has
been marked by strange Conflicts.
Six wears ago he trod the ragged
edge of the scandL Al. aud what he en-
dnred during that winter Of agony
exceeds all estimate or belief. Hav-
ing survived this critical time. he
nov shows greater popularity than
ever aud certainly is full as fresh and
interesting. As bsecher. when speak
ing ut the auction, referred to his
early dave in the Plym"uth church.
l NAV add that I we'll remember him
at that time. but hos different WIS
his manner as well rs his personal
appearance. There vas the small
man. brunette, dark-haired ard ill.,
ten ely earnest. with no attempt a,
hum ". but with a power that ali
What he is now shall
NOT attempt to say. but he has chan
ged, anI while he has ,ined In snm.
lN,inis he has lost in Others. He is
etIil. however. the original Ward
3 .echer. and Plymouth church il
prouder than ever OF its pastor.
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4a il Slandsred.

The Rev. Peer Sears, II one time a col
nred divine. called At the BAz % If e this
morning, 10 foss-,alI and d-sden an, alan
'!erou- reports tn It might be whispered b.
mia enerni's, whom he se>m, IN think are
legion. into the ears Of the BAz,o report
-rs. Peter s,v- that iss, night there wss
sr-a commotion in the hen house of Mr..
Hsde, coior-.i man, Who !. the next door
"eighbor of Pete. !h. chickens yelled ..
IL come "ne were pulling them "a the
rnost. AMI they ccn'irusd in IN excited
-'ste for come time. Nov Peter says ;ha,
his enemies wi-h the public to helisya that
il va hI~ Who w,s Creating the diseurb-
sne- smong the d-nil ma Of the hen house.
Peter s-ys that IN hi. opinion the hen
hon-e w.s inv shed by q number of other
persons. white and black. male and fem .le.
who hsd other objects 10 view tina. the
I.urloiri,g Of chickens. And fnrthsr the
'-pan-nt sri,h, bat &c will m, print it.
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They Were all Inocent.


The late Emperor Nicholas happen
ed one day to be engaged in inspect
ing a State peDiten,iarv In one OF the
prbvicial seats o. government, AMI took
it into hi. head - question some of
the convicts respecting the nature OF
the offences for which they were suf
tering punishment. "What are YOU
here for?' he asked Of one II ana in
nocent, Imperial Msj-sty," replied the
prisoner. falling on his knees; "a
victim Of false witness! A church was
r.bbed-a Deadly Knocked on the
head-the peasants caught hold % me.
aad ] knew noIhing about it," SINH
lar replies ~ers given by other pr;-on-
ers. The Emperor, obvipu>lr bored
bv these Successive rpro,estari0ns of
guiltiessnes.. cast u glance along the
line of prisoners UptiIl his eye fell up
on ragged, wreicbed booking gypsy,
whom he beckoned forward with the
words. ''Oi course YOU, too. are
here ON a sal-e charge ?" Not bit of
II, your Majasty.' replied the T-igan /;
lit i all fair and squar as far isl am
concerned. stole pony from a trades
man." ''S'oleu poney. did you?"
said the Cur, with laugh; and aen.
addressing the governor OF the prison
with well-assum~d s:ernness. "rnrn
that good-for-nothing rascal instantly
out 1T doors. | cannot allow him 10
Iemein minute longer in such honor
allie and virtuous company, lest he
pervert all these good, inuocen.
peoplev
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Terribly Burned.

Yesterday MIs. ". z Munger. who re-
-id.-- on WIS, SEQ Old -:r-.', :.it her hone
80 vi-iI = neirhspr {. r lew minutes. She
Jeff her scn, I-rii- Mn'ger, 4 boy twelve
"r thirteen ye.rs Oh, at iome IL charge O;
The house. tn. boy is suIj-c 30 e., sni,
an = numher 81 o,c..i.n-, ha- fall. dow u
~ The s'r"t@ ard nri-a.ea - If De W.
Ted. While M. Mu-.er wa- ikir-
with Ter f,ie. q, Bsr,i- came sag .in.
into the rootn, AID he presented :. terrible
light. O,e eide Of hi- face w.s scorcl,.,i
and huru.d in a ia niul msnner, aud bis
Ell EAR vac 80 bsGiy tu.r.d tina; there Wa
-csrcely anything ief,"f IL.
Ga going Ia the house the L,anner i-
witch hs received his il iari-s was rsve'!
ii. Tor the stove vas covered With -hr.d-
4 .urni q --h md the Rom w.s d i-d ~;t..
ne oGor OF 10. il s~ems that The boy hal
h. en- s,and .ng ne-r The s ove, which hal
! -rge fire ia ia, when ne vss overcome b,
enc of his rIsi.s, and fell forward "a that
'ne eide al his face re-,,d on the tol
Stove. Tie h"ys Suffered terribly. and viii
lie bsdiy di-6-ur-d fer life.
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AN ADVENTUROUS YOUTH.
Joe. PIiking'on, Jr. Stirts out On
Lliile Tour.

Night before Lat. young Jo.. Piisirs.
ton, wh" !. about a vent.sn y -srs old. tui.i
his mother Sni brJ,.,.r. and sisters t,a:
he Wa going 10 go II 81. Louis ilI u
night and accordingly p,ck-d up hi,
c!o'h--. J'e. /. q very t.lks'ive h,v, al
v~.s saving = gret d-,l more than he
mssr-, and W. little stien'i ~ ~Ss ~ i
to his remarks, ~ those who inv h'm
h~st Thought il was only one of liz Wild
saying. The mkt dss Joe. d.d ~.
m IKE his appearance n; The csicc
Of the D,ciors Essn-, where ne wss study
ing medicine. His fieni> began 10 make
inquiries about him and b~cAme soms whst
un~s.y. On inve>,igarion il Was learned
ib.t he was seen at the de?s, in cumr 10y
wi:h = young lady. lie toad vel, knoxn
newspaper msn that he WA going tn ~.
Louis. but the reporter ,iou.ht 4 MAS only
some vi his 'chin music. That lie went j.
certain. There il no P-r,:euivr ress N Why
he should 60 un!sss il il some Wild freak OF
i,is Own, in - arch al fun AMI adv. u:urs 4,
il said that Joe had heard som~ wonderful
storirs rer,n,'y about the ease wi'h which
young MN cen make his xay a. doc.
tor in south America.
A. Joe dill not have over $50 he IL alto
ge,her too sharp boy aud knows too much
about the world to s;1rt ii ON any "wsl!
goose eha-e" like thai, vithou, any more
means of making progress.
IL IL more probable that his heart has
been fl -c:ed.
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Phosph ,rescen: Flowers.

the ph"rphorescent f,S-r-. which
have become such an attractive nov
city If late, and prsniuc-'i in a very
simple manner by tie French manu-
facturers. They are rrud red lumi-
nous bv cnating the petals With
transparent siz.. aud then iu-,inp
them with ph"~phorr-cen sub
stance. such as Canon ns"sphor,us
(sul phiie IF calc;um) ar b .l"gna
ph"-phorous (-n'phii- "f harium) III.
first named being con-i.i,r-i Tie H. 81.
and yielding soft vei"w light. Ac
c ,r'iing I" N. Il cqa-rri. god
quality can b.. mad. b. mixing forty
eight parts "f a 'w-r- of sulphur with
fifiv-three parts of c,!ciuad oyster
SHELF. aud raising them (" temp-r
allure # between SD aud 800 degrees
&. Exposed to sunlight during the
dsy. the flowers become brightly !u-
minoas at night.
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THE WIDOWS BABE.
She Gets Rid Of it and Leaves
Town.
The Doctors Say the Babe Has
African Blocd in It Why was
IT Not Discovered SoonorP
Additional Particulars.

The re.de Of the BAz,o are BY thin
time pretty f,wii;sr With the history OF
Mn Miller. the young sidov. vho came
here from Resm,n. Missouri, and Who had
four weeks OIL infant which abe wanted
to haze adopted BY some on. 20 that she
might the more readily get = place To
work, when rsie.ved Of thai encumbrsnce
Assisted N the BAzoo on Mond ~, Mr..
Js-. G.'osirich, who li.es north OF the His-
souri Pici6c railroad took the CHILD. Tie
newspapers of tie cit, and the authorities
did all in thris poser to aid one whom
they br'ieved to be q worthy woman in
distress
Ga the very day, MInisy. tina, Mrs.
Miller left her babe in tire hsnd> Of Mr..
Goo.irich, she took her o;h.r child about
iso yesss ard = h,li oil, and LEI, town.
Odicrr Kelly had, after great sff,rt on
hi- part, secured place Tor Mrs.. Miller to
work, ard she had s2rsei to accept il ~
-oon .. her ini.nt s.s provided fs.
A~eSSSy w.t. " snrtcu extUiuSst t0S
i'ahe closely. aud i, had Certain pecul .ri-
Tia about il which assksEsd
IN h.. n,n.i suspicio.
ihst the child 80 MT of p,cs Caucssi N
breed; in short thst !, hal negro blood in
IL. There w.s . consultation amorg the
mo'h~r-' and = careful ,ook Al the Iit'lr f-I-
io~ md il was "nsniu n-ly voted BY tbi.
holy Of experts that Mr.. Goos!rich'. .u.-
:.icirns we're we'll founded Dr.. E. II.
Evans and d.. John d. T'ai-r we're r.
Qr--,sd % make = CAREFUL ex elimination IL
III child. Tn- two physicians put the in-
i.u,s through cour-- Of sprouts m! they
ton decided that u had negro blool in ITS
y~ir..
During the time ,hst Mrs. Miller vas
confined the city paid her bad and gave
her medical attendance. Ii seems quite
-'r,nxe a as some one who waited upon
The mother ard child during the mother.
sccouchmenl did n,t have their suspicion.
aroased
Tn. bahe Ia. been taken in charge hy
Ada Butler. colored woman, vho lives
"n 81. LHui- .iree'. She v,l! need some
sid in c'rinz for the chill to buy it milk 1
bottles ami clothing. Mr.. Miller ha. come
. very sharp game on this city aud every.
by.iy in il.
She il l,rse, 6ne-looking vomsn, With 1
. good 6xure, black hair, handsome black
ryr-. ro.y eherks, and looks as II enc we're
0: q v.lup'nous and self-in.iieuant ten
p-rsmsn,. Sae looks far more like IN
[,'lian than like Germ,n, end il not over
ssn'y -6se year, old.
The very fact that she left the city 20
'"on sf'er she cot the child of her hands
;is.-. sirenx,h To the su-p'cion- a. to the
:hiln's faiherhool. A woman ~ good
ockins =. sh~ u. ~ho is not troubled much
xiuh con-cie,,ious scruples, couiI fool the
'ery isinsl devil himself.
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An en,erp'i<ing burglar his been
caught in fagrante delicto by the
Warrington police. in E ,gIand. sum
mond in hot haste to arrest tn. offender
bv the alarmed occupants of a pro-
vision shop. The burglar awoke the
sleeping inmates nv the noise with
which he carri-d ON his d-pr-da,ions
en- sshing the glass and Knocking
about the jam p.ts in manner
foreign {" the professional h"n>e-
breaker. The master IF the premises
armed with tine fireir"ns, accompanied
bv his wife. ready {" bid d-fiance
with sweeping brush. stood boldly
determined 70 cut IF all means %:
CSC ,pe. pending the arrival "f tn
police. The surprise Of all present
NAV he imagined when. on a lish'
hing procured. I'll, burglar. in the
shape Of a IN mkev. WAS die .ver-d
giving himself with sweetmea,s AID
cakes amid the ruins If broken glass
and crs ckery.
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sRfall Rannia.n

In the circuis court. ihis afternoon. .
divorce vas granted Henry BIsckve from
F'n"ie A. Blackwell. on the grounds Of
adultery.
The defendant fsi'ed to app.ar. and -
the issiimony v.s conclusive - to her
guilt. Judge S,ro,hes granted the divorce.
Frsil Fsnnie /. nov holding forth 1t
O-veeo. Kss, shere she i esidsnsly car.
ryinG 90 the dsss.ms liking business.
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IL He Married {?

Fo: some days past Ci'h. JacksS has
been missed from his de>k IN the circuit
court rocm. His friends have brc9ma un
easy 1t bis prolonged ah-ence a, ,;,e state
cspit,l, aud tie now limited an, n those Who
should know tina, he ma taken unto hin.
-elf Jsd-nson City girl f1r q bride. 1,
80. the BAzoo csn but CTR hIn, warnest
IL no.. ie should ,sw.p.
Der n q, ;h r. il ''"n. .esnt chsir" in the
court rnam which Geek Ingram wcald no
doubt like To- s.e Slid.
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Russian Barbariem.
London Telegraph.

London TeiegrAph.
Our Russian contemporary, the Gn
Los. gives conspicuous publicity to a
terrible story Of pries,ly and peasant
barbarity. reaching tina, Journal from
U>chi,za, in the government OF Po-
dolia. SoMe short iimo sgo three
horses were stolen from the popo oi u
village in the Cschiz district. Sus
pecting two OF his pari-b"ners OF be
ing concerned in the theft. he resolved
to extor, from them nv force confess
ion of their crimi0alitv, and to that
end invited them to his house. as well
"a several Of the most bis",ed and
un scrupulous moujiks b-ionying to his
congregation. These he made halt
drunk vito raki. and then sent them
on u administer torture 10 the untor
tuna,e men who had fallen under his
suspicion. After having crushed
their n"ses fat to their faces. broken
their fingers j.int by lint, cut If
their ears. aud .Orn out their boards
BY handtuls, the beso,ted instruments
Of priestly cruelty scared their VIC
Tins faces with red-hst irons until
th-ir agony becoming inio'erai'Ie, they
admitted a cuIpabiiiiy which they
have since strenuouslv denied to the
Offices Of the law. Tnese abomnibie
proceedings having come to the kn"wI-
edge of tire state authorities at U.chit-
a. the pops aud his brutal accom-
plices have been arrested aud throw.
into prison, where they are now
a wai,ing their trial. the annals of
the Holy inqui-i,i"n Contain 10 more
narrative than iha, to whicr
the G,lae calls the attention of lis
readers in terms Of unq ialified indig
nation.
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Kaiser Nick.

Nick Hser;e, Of L-xi 'g'on. .. anon to be
come q citizen al Ssi.lis. On Mondav he
gill take charge of the old vile hall on the
southeast corner of.Nsin and O.age .treers.
Mr.. II erie is one Of the bet knosn men
!" ihi. section Of the country. He write.
beautiful .i~rmsn POETRY, il . man Of GU.
ture a"d e!nc.'ion, 6ne singer AID e-,m-
!~~er. look. like m oil high Gern..n baron
and !. = msn calculated to sin large cir.
e'e OF frirnds and gosi patronage ia. Ssda.
la.
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DID Any Get AWsy.

Tore VS. no need oi = 81 on Carts stree,
near FDur;e-n'h. rhe -mii-- 81 NJ = NJ
Mo:r,-"n, 40 bril-, ~ .-a,O:n. asa: efi al.
ssnr, Ii:ur.:n ,i-s; al; TIA 4 part at iown
'rsss all ,.wiuy Ia the fac: that the good
~. r. er Il c,rrI-s-iv left the z ,i-- oi
Heaven ai,r, -nd iwo brigh, an 81 h"S.
--c-ned s,.a came down We ,-,d. m rnins
- sle-- the h"n.-h"id of M AID Mr..
Morrison. - Denver Nv, Jan 18Th.
The fr:eni- at this end o; the line seni
the u.ual con.r ,,uisiioaa. Tne BAzoo
when invited, will -u,g.-t name. far rh-
kid, bui in the m .an'ieie CIR -nisn sentry
G. IN wo sder =. the. e d,ys Of prosre>, and
Improvement.
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BUaNErT'S co cOAINE.

Tie Bet Hsir Dressing IL the World.
LURNErT'S COCAINE xIls,s iriix-
'i".. removes all tendency To d,ndruf. IA.
vistr lies tie action Of the csp.l erie. in
The highest degree. aid has r-rr~d de-
-ervei reputation far promo ing the 9 omti
aad p7ese ring The be-uy # The hunaa air.
Ladies dressing their hair eis borx,eiy for
The evening will inI th.t il imports q
healthy n2tu'a' glass I" the hair and will
cana j. {, ,etuia is shape for hou,..
RURNErris FLAv.El.G Extracts are
n-rd md endorsed ~ the hts, ho,eIs, con
fsc'oneis and grocers throughput the
They Ar. Perfectly pure.
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FEMALE COyFIDEN CE GAME.

''Crme in the house :" his n Their yel'ei.
Bn; The dschIn = vi IN ts-d;
Then The dane IN wrath the clothes line
seiz d.
And went for thst y"uih With sresd.
She switched tie ho. by bis lasto IA ear,
She iarrups'i im ke I'm;
Whsck ~hscS. tel the rope upon hi.
tack,
AM thus she Toped him in.
--isl=c y. Ticks.
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FATHER AND SON.
A Scene That wss Different From
the Msjor:ty Of Night Scenes
IN the Bowery.

''Come p,p,; know where We are
This - the B'~ery, snd Csr nj street is only
a iI'lie say up. Come en-"
The ~ aker was . boy, sbcut yesrs
old. lie wss neatly aud warmly dressed.
! and ss prri'iiy spoken ~ any Of the chill
d'en th,t Pl,y ia R.sesvoir sQusre on =
-umm-r afternoon. His h.nd "a. cl asp. d
'n .he biz, b-xrim.d palm Of . msn in
'ae dre.- OF - hArd-sork,ng mechsnic
The man Was 90 drunk that he nearly
went upon ~, f,urs. AID when he iu.ched
from ooe side To sno'her he j-rked III. lit
tie ieiios from his feet. 1. vxs $50
oc''--k on Sunday morning.
'Yes, Iii shoS yer pspa where To %.
Come righ, along with me-"
The .econd sp~sker Vss Q young man
With bro 81 shoulders, ard wearing clothes
that ~~se fash'onsbie year before. lie
spike in \ c"sx'nx VOICE. and caught the
mars nd while he Wa spesking, and
tried 20 hustle the msn and boy along froE,
The cors's Il Division street towards the
New Bowery. The little frilov protested
that he wanted to gp up the Bpwery %
C.nal -tr~ef. Tie cIssyed his father. h.nd
wi,h both his o~n and iurgrd manfuil, in
the direction he wanted to 60. sayi6g:
Cine an, papa; this is the way"
"Whs' are ye Coin'?"
The ihi d = esker growled that question
tn the young man with brosd shoulders.
lie Wa . rtou, bow legged person, drr-.ed
II cosI-~ clnshes, and he eyed the young
mn suspici"usiy from under the brim Ut
. rlouch-d hst The Young msn dropped
the drunken mans hand and hurried aw.y.
The little boy wss not alarmed 1t the
ovsf;urss at the man who hsd gone, nor
did he shos sny sign of gratitude to the
MN sho had in'~sier+d he was intent
only on getting his father home. Thev
started up tie B,we'y. the father sisegvr-
Ing trc~ one eide Of the walk 10 the other,
md the little fello. cIirsing to his hand !
-nd encouraging him With: Come on,
psp>; know the way"
While Cruising the B0wery NJ Canal !
ai'~~l the m.n fell, and IL seem-d in the |
tn ,ho-e short distance behind |
re though he must have f,lIsn IN the child /
Thev lay together in the .srpe, for mo-
m. n, hat when policeman arrived the |
lille fellow wss up snj tnyging 1t HE /
fathers h,nd.
81: tina, yer pop. sonny :" The policeman i
asked
"Yes, sir; he's nv f,'her."
"wh.se do yoa lise?'
81" Mott s'r-e,-cnly too blocks over.
Come On. p'p.; no the vsy."
The dsunxea m.n had got To his sees and 1
The little fellow led him sW.y toward
home.
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A Strange Story Given for Wha: il
l. Worth

TIE Boston Herald prints the foiilowine
strange s'oro from n cprresI ond+ni At d.
ver. n. II and il IL given for whs, il j.
worth. The writer vou,i es lor its Truth.
!nlnea-:
Ten -esrs sgo last month two Persons
were united 10 u ,rrisge ny |. Ca, gresa-
uanal clergy N N at this -isie. The c~r~-
mony Wa i~r;0'gef IN = email town not
no any mile. from t.i- cay. They lived to-
g-ther A. husband and sIfe fT m.,- ,anr
ni"e y~srs. having r.-idej In -~ve,ai differ
ent places, q pari Of the time in ,hi- 4 l,c-
A ieS months sgo the wife petit .n.,i fo,
divorce On the sroGn ih.' her ku-b ~,
50. . woman. o. ex -mi-:a,i-n il Va,
found to he ~ che had sad She
dressed in female ~pp.rrI when -he 6--i
became nj qu united ~ih her. but told he,
-he vac n u.n. Ii wss ,rov.d th.t I'll.
wss the divorced uif. # . merchant Of
New York, AID had one child.
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NOTES FROM KoNFRcsE.

NoNrRnsE. Jan. Is, 1881.
EDITOR BAzoo: As .ee no ness from
our village in your p,p-r. ard think yoa
are worthy IL come items, I ~ili write this
time. ia this age Of activity and push.
the editor. great perp'exisy ia 70 Cad room
in each nam.er for everything tins; should
GO in. The farmer wants {, knDs a'"ut
the he.i breed Of stock, ana .bou; WAIST
crop. are likely - ply The best for ihi,
next summer work an! business men ere
grs.piny for information w.iica vii mostly
Interest them.
-C,.n i. selling for IS CEN. pc, tusaeI.
shuck or no shuck.
-ihe ihermc meter YES down 10 twelve
below zero 'hi- IN ,rning Of the cid
e., nights this winter.
The peach b1i-. 40 far. nave m: teen
aff-ct-s! by the severe cold. aad there will
probably be very heavy crop next s1m-
me..
'-Cmle are b-ing sh'pp"d firm here
Pric. "a 90 PER hundred rounds for good
shipping steers. Hogs this week have
come up 'oSi p per cwt.
Tie BAzoO man h 80 rer, ,in!v not bsen
here lately -oiici,ing ord 'rs FIR printing
or .ub-crip.i,n, ard think . trip of ,h:.
kird here woIl certainly %: Linn, a, a,
,tre-ent ss h ave no printing ii e hr.e.
A greet m,nv h .ss are diving here
some of them with ci,,.ler ed ,i,a.- h-v
in, hog. an hand are irving 4" dispose Il
them. Marty .-v-n'y 6s- car. hav- been
shipper from this zee within one seek.
OR village wa. iEnp-psirg at this
ial! "a, i. Co a w-sti,-r. S-v-rsi iipe rel
ienc-., oa- new cIu.ch, sOsoe ~ic.e- AMI
ever al -.a ,.ie- n,l,ii,nss :: ,ye bs-n r. c..
81. a,d IL any OF "nr ci'z-a. are z as {. 1
bald Oh, n iiis yin r. Il rv--.
Sol. Kahn shipped t~" cars of cattle ;
: ,nias, c.,rsisa-i 10 J ckm,n, Hickman /
4 c., ofxS-. l. ,a,.. Is, 4. time 30 SUSTAIN .
q io-- Vita o;..-rs, "~.rg 20 the fa.iI.r. q: !
the above firm. 4 81 Oo ci,. ok "a Ill be-
n - received. TIE sr,.,,ini 81 his lis. vail /
De bri~e. 81 200 and $.,oco.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-25
"Rat BIZ Davis.

Tie following j. from the J f-rson City
Tribunes "Ma,i-,n H,u-- Caners:
Hon. Sam. psri-, Of Saline, sometimes
called Rat" D.vi- for iun nv hi intimate
friends, va worr'ei ahout Hugh Br ,dy Of
'ering bill ;orp--lI he lac giving bou,.
~ FIR rat -call'-. Mr.. Davis coult imagine
-" other r-.-"" f.r the att mpted ouir ,ee
on tne part al Mr.. .raiv lh n that he
wsn'~d the d,-iingnish-d name OF "R ~
Hradr app' ed In hin. Ia the orin;. OF
Nr. Davis IL ~.- brrsch of filth aud =
'"si dI-ns.r- "f the Feelings Of a former
hr"'her legislator for Mr hrads 10 snatch
= Orr fr"m HIM la such a M inner. ANY
nsn who votes Tor the rer~.l Of tire ra,
'as "ns' i've prep .red TO defend his vote f"r
II time t. cnm-