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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
MARSHALL MUSIC.

w. D. Merrill i. quite sick with bill
ou> fever.
-Miny'> hotel rejcices in the possession
oi new sign.
Coles circus ex hibits here next Thurs
day. July 10th.
The democratic convention TO send
delegates 10 the SeiIlia congressional CON
vention meets here Monday.
BY good Judge. it il estimated that
the wheat crop in Saline county will aver
age about thirty bushels 10 the acre. while
some will 90 As high i. forty bushels.
The new cour. house here is being
built. The foundation is laid and the
work Is progressing finely. IL Is TO be
September |. 1883 and Is 10 cost
about nifty thousand dollars.
-Jno. Cosgrove. Jno. b. Clark, jr.. and
W. L. More, rural candidates Tor Congress.
were here this week looking out iur the
main chance The county will probably
go for More, with Cosgrove for second
choice.
A building and loan association was
here Friday night with capi-
al OF S2oo,00o. IL will be found to be
good thing To assist in improving the place,
and Ia help poor people To get homes
;hearly.
Marshall is improving very fast. \
arge number of new buildings are going
N. both business blocks aud dwellings.
This place i, destined To be 4 most excel
ent town for business, ana will eventually
'ecome city 81 immense wealth.
-Nerrell * Robertson have one OF the
lnest livery stables in the west. Ii i
large, rooniv and we'll ventilated build
ng. Ii ha. sixty stalls and can accsmmo-
ate, by crowiing. 900 heal OF horses.
The firm has now ihirtv-tive head in con
tant Use and there il not plug" in the
1T
-Rea X Page are buying wheat in i'm
len>e quantities ami putting il in their
paciou, elevator, which Ina, Il capacity Of
, 1000 bushels. They pay ninety cent,
er bushel for No. |. Thu iirm /, shipping
ghi car loads per iay AMI paws seventeen !
en'> ser hundred for freight To ~. Loui I
distance Oh about 2iD miles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
PILOT GROVE POINTS

j. W. Roe spent Thursday in Boon.
vile
Lots OF candidates in town during the
past week.
Mrs. 7. G.. Walker is visiting Mis-.
Rebecca Mas,ie.
Mrs Puckett returned 10 her home a,
Shelbina Tuesday.
Prof. johnson and :. ". Swearinyen
visited Otterville last week.
Misses Lula, Sallie aui Maggie Harris
! are visiting relatives at Lamar.
M. Rust and Prof ". F. johnson
started for Knobnos;er Saturday evening.
Mis- Lizzie Pendleton Is visiting her
brother, DR.. L. o. Pendlefon. and family,
of Schell City.
Misses Saliie Roe and Jennie Collins
spent last week with Miss Dora Lavne, III
Pleasant Green.
&C. A Houx spent several days visiting
near Boonville, and usual took In the
show at BOonville.
Miss Lula Masters left on the early
morning train "Wednesday for Smithton,
where she will remain several weeks visit
ing friends.
j. W. Roe sold his wheat crop TO II. W.
Harris. at So cents per bushel, which was
the first crop On the market at this place
this season.
E c. Moore, the popular building
contractor. is working q heavy force ON the
college building, and has the contract for
Nat. Il. Harris dwelling. K. &. Moore Is
quite an enterprising man, and always
reads the BAZoo.
Three Young men of our busy little
towns few weeks ago. had been reading the
BAzoo and probably other papers publish
ed for the people now OIL earth. which gave
accounts of cyclones and tornadoes visit
ing different portions of the country and
had gotten very much excited over the
subject, fearing Pilot Grove would soon
meet with the same fate, aud
by the permission OF Mr.. John
Shelly. they would get in his cellar when
ever a storm came up. One night when the
storm was raging, the wind high, they
thought that their time had come and one
of them began 10 petition. and said that he
was poor little harness maker, had
cheated the farmers little, but would de
better in the future; and the other said he
was a painter. would drink little once in
while, but would quit and do better
painting. The other said he was timer
lust from Warrensburg. hadn't been here
long. had tried to do his work we'll while
here, but was soon going back TO Warrens-
burg. Your pencil singer did not hap
pen Ia hear these petitions. but ii was re-
lated to him by another person.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

the tangibility of our existence, will
continue i'm the future as il has i'm the
past to build our temples of worship
and provide spiritual teachers and
leaders i'm abundance to meet the real
requirements of the age.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

AT 1877 West street, New York. is the
Erie ticket Office, presided over by Mr.. C.
v. V. Ward, who thas writes: "Some
months ago had rheumatism in my right
arm, and was unable to raise it. | was
advised by friend to use ST. Jacobs Oil.
did so, and on the second day | felt
greatly relieved. / continued to use, it,
and before the second bottle had been ex-
hausted my arm was perfectly WE'LL"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

W these is house which he helped to
erect in the year 1910 He stated that he
had read considerable OF Sedalia, but was
not prepared to lind so magnificent little
city, and it does no; seem possible that so
much could have been accomplished in the
years he has been absent.
He loves his adopted country, but still
has a warm place in his hear, for old Mis-
souri,. and saws some of the happiest DAYS
of Georgetown. The BAzOo hopes his stay
among us will prove pleasant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

About = o'clock Yesterday morning
Officers Barnett and Never, in making
their rounds, found the door OF fuckers
cigar store and restaurant, on Main street,
open. The proprietor, no.doubt. thought
that his door was properly secured, as the
sey was turned in the lock, bnt the bolt,
however, had caught outside of the striker.
The officers fastened the door and smoked
at Mr. fuckers expense.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

Mr.. +. G.. Delaney, of Norfolk. Va 81,
writes: 1T gives me a great pleasure to
experience once more that glorious good
feeling Of perfect health. was buried in
despair, my back constantly panied me,
and from head to foot felt thoroughly i'll.
could not walk across the yard without
fatigue. Nothing l ate agreed with me-
Doctors could do me no good / tried
Browns Iron Bitters. They have given
ME perfect health and strength"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

ARE YOU MADE miserable ~ indi-
gestion, Cor .,tipation. Dizziur>-. Los OF
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shil"h'> ViIa.izer
is positive cure. Fox sale by a.. druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lob's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and 81. For sale BY
al druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18
Five to Twenty Dollars

Saved by going to S. A. Wright's and get.
ting his prices on ali kinds of sewing ma
chimes. Try it and see for yourself
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-18

Ice cream, orange ice every
day at Sichers'.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15

Water tusrta, Cat Iron aud ivsd soil Pipe,
Hose Ribbt, stop Cooke rla.n Bibht.
silver Plated aud Nickel Basin Cocks and Plugs,
Combination Cocks, for cold and hot water,
Hose Couplings, Tubular shower Meade,
Hath Tubs, Hop and tCppcte,
Cast Iron sinks, Soldering tOpprts
ripc AND Gao Tonge,
GslN. Circulating Boilers, for supplying bath sinh,
Sc with hot water
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
The Germania Market
- audi nov cons,anii, in receipt % the hat 81
BEEr,.AurTON, VEAL AND LAnR,

fosk hausaeca. nooaEar Head chcs,f. 1crmas
Try and lish
Our Meats arc All cut and pat ny In Lastsra slye All
Is SIN RAurr scnRADER. psopsls,sss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-07-15
KNOWLES
SfRln AND VlCUUu PUMPS

THE UNDERsIGNEDH AvEJusT
j rr<sived per Amy Turner, from Boston, ful ~
torns al ~ thsse celebrated Pamps which gnafsn
b. cheaper aud better tbse ns cthef syis of
pemp toftsd We call the aitsntioa Of planter par
tcalAxis 10 the Naeann Pump. which IL lcss eomph
eAisd snd more sersieable thai other gui1R., ~
fie 1m lbu O. bKkWLh a co
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
A Virginia Snake Story.
[Accomao Virginia. |

The topic of conversation In Franklin
City for the Inst week has been the death
of II dog from a most singular cause.
Edward Ling, of that place, had a valn-
able dog that several weeks ago showed
symptoms of a disease that baflled the
skill Of every one in that vicinity. The
sides Of the dog became distended and
almost us hard rs stone. ihe animal
refused food, the swelling of the sides
increased. and in weeks time he died.
The case created so much interest that
the owner of the dog held post-mortem
examination, at which there was found
in the dogs stomach seven good-sized
snakes, the largest being over two feet
In length. The snakes had been feeding
on the dogs heart, part OF which was
entirely eaten away. The examination
was held In the presence of some gen.
tlemen of franklin City; the story Is
vouched for by them. An old gentle
man from that place informs us that II Is
generally believed in some parts Of the
peninsula that If u dog Is bitten by a
water snake, snakes will breed in the
animal, and that, perhaps, the death OF
the dog at Franklin City was caused by
the bite of II water snake. It such was
the case, what has heretofore been con-
sldered n superstition becomes reality.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
Thoughts by Mr.. Beecher

Mr.. Bcccbcr, lust Monday, IN nnnoun-
cling concert 10 be- given on Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of Miss Emma y.
Howe, who viii close next Sunday her
connection with the choir M leading So
prano, spoke about music IN churches
lie said that music ns the language 0i
emotion truly expressed worshlp. by
the organ aud the choir religious senil-
mcnt was Developed While there was
wIdc tleld Tor music IN opera and ora-
torio, Coz The plain Worship of congre-
CATION muslc must DO Joyful, aud should
be permeaicd with Inspiring religious
emotion. Everything which tended IA
thls was beneficial, and everything
away from u wun harmful. Music with
melody was Indispensable in congregn.
tlonal alnElnr. IN Plymouth Church
the large voluntary choir was the leader
OF tho congregation, and the qunrtctte Of
grained singers led tho choir. Tho three
were ~ one.
IN his sermon Mr.. Dccchcr aald many
sirlkmg things. Among others he sai,l
"Ktckcd ~ lie Il IN his countrymen the
world over you aud I have Q jew for our
Divinity"
'sNhaMa Ia not half ~ wonderful Ia
me ps tie growth Of dandcllon."
zone half of the temptations OF the
devil are temptations Of the belly; the
temptations cauFed by the effect Of ten
or whlskey.'' .|N WIN.
MANY men nre only butterflies. dip.
plug IN flower AFTER flower 20 find plea.
urc ~ them aud smoking honey. Honey
IA good but " n not good To cat nothing
but honey all the timu.r rr..t I 2
MANY women think there n no CIod
higher Than their huabands, and that's b
mighty poor ono. They think their chil-
drcn are the general assembly mud church
OF tho first born. ..al 'fr UF fm
"Mcn cay tho mound-lMldcfe NJ ino,
have dlmppenred. tell you they hay,
/ not. They ARE 10 New York. heapiug
NJ golden dirt each one trying 10 60,
how much higher no cRn get than hil
fdllDve llht foea OF ne beet mad N
New fYufk nfc tnuIf on Wtaitii who hav,
Ought fittlsvllt "a evtty nd,,k and cor
/ per u the stfcet, nnd have MANIPULATED
! 1hn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

n One OF the false prctcnccs Of Bourbon
Ism and Fuldrrlsm Is that they are the
representatives OF the brave Confedci-
atcs who breasted the storm of battle In
behalf OF Virginia IN the war between
the States, and that they have the great
ost care aud sympathy for the gallant
survivors of TINT desperate struggle
Yet they uro bounding IN the meancst
aud iicrccst way the most darlng. skillful
aud successful OF the surviving GenGr-
ais Of that wnr--MAnoNE! IN Norfolk,
The present Mayor, Que &c The most brill
liant heroes OF the late strife, Is vllned
beyond measure, and pursued with all
the rircor possible TO the most malicious
hatred. llt F't Ar#
Since the war these BourbOns have
sent to the Senate WirliRRs and JONI
srON; the Rcadjustep MAHoNEand RIP
pLgBERagR. WITuERs, we believe, got
wounded during the war; hut he per-
formed no service that We over heard Of.
JOHNSTON never went near enough TO
the enemy to get hurt. MAnoNE and
RiDDLfBERGER have q war record that
place their nnmcs high on the roll Of
military ianie.
The Bourbon members of Congress
have been and nre such men ns joins T..
llARnlB, JONI s. BARBOUR, JOnN GooDg,
Jn., j. RANDOLPH TUCKER, GEoRof g..
CApELL, and the likc-mpn who were en-.
ilrcly too dainty 10 20 whore they would
encounter the nasty smell OF gunpow-
dcrl The liendiualcrs have already sent
10 the House Of Representative PAIL
aud Observation-Disclosures heroes Of
the boldcet and stcrncst type, and who
not only fought the enemy with zeal aud
daring, but won the love aud admiration
Of their companions by their amlnblc
qualities,
Aud who during or slucc the war has
been held ~ higher aud dcnrcr csilma-
tlon by the nlcu ~ hia immediate COM
lnand than MAuoNE2 to-day achAr-
ter OF nobility 10 have belonged 10 "Ma.
honc'e Drlgadc, y aud nh Of lia surviving
members 20 regard II and appreciate II.
Nearly every ono Of the leading Rcad.
liieicrs wne a Confederate soldier, In Tho
fields AMI 10 The Rcaduaicr rank and
file crowd The brave men, who, having
done their "leycl best" IN war, nre nov
for pcatc--nfe now for friendship aud
union with those with whom they fought
u out"--Richmoad Wig.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02


We didn't support Hancock IN 1880 as
n measure preliminary 10 supporting Ar
thur III 1882. -Disp0tch.
Cool Lord! Herr that! Why the
Dispatch jouicd With Hon, II. T, DAN
igf. IN 1860, IN congratllMIng GRAM
upon the success Of his policy IN Virgn-
IL! u supported IIl'SNicCTr for Con-
grcss! Il supported GnErLEv for Pres
llcnt! IL nrQulcsccd IN plcdglrg the
Conservative party of Virginia TO The
support OF GRANTS Administration! II
favored the election Of WicKIlAM 10 the
United States Senate! It has been for
nnd against free schools; for and against
free suffrage; for nnd against u protcc-
tive tariff; for aud against REIMBURSEMENT
OF tho State debt; for aud against every
thing IN The heavens above, In the earth
beneath, and IN the waters under the
earth, except-sclU
rr.As furus, We defy the Dispatch 10 show
any inconsistency, or shadow OF turning
In the courue of the WING, or In that Of
IT. editor. We were for the same prln-
clplcs aud measures In 1880 that We are
to-,lay; aud IL We supported HANCOCK
IN 1880 and now support ARTHUR, In both
cascs u II evident that consistency TO
principles mud measures haze ruled us 10
seek help for them where II was most
likely ~ be- found. We are no chnngc-
ling, NJ. Dispatch Richmond Wrg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
April 10Th, 1882.

Two men, the one philosopher
and the other a fool, were in the ser
vice of the same MASTER and both
slept in the same bed. The philoso-
pher lay on the outside. One morn.
ing, having oversight themselves, the
master, coming with whip, logged
the philosopher, who happened to be
the nearest to his entrance into his
room. "rhis | will avoid another
time" said the philosopher to him
self On the next night, therefore, he
changed sides with the fool In the
morning they again transgressed, and
the master came to chastise them, but
rejecting that he had before whipped
the man that was nearest, he thought
it but just that the other other should
feel his displeasure. He went to the
other side of the bed, and the blows
again fell on the philosopher, and
thus confirming the general truth,
"the wisest connot avoid their fate"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
Our New Attorney General.

.. =,
IA washington Iounty writer IN the
Marion Herald pays the following lust
asnd h,oJoo 40. Cu
"''u '''''''oo'''o 'iipu'e " Ap Ven 4
Frank 5. Blair, for his recent lucid,
eyba,s,;,e ,rd ,l,,e oro,,,s,. !, "a
"e''"e' III '"0
case made up by the Va. Funders,
THROUGH Col VIM G Rovoll q, oyer.
=, = ;.
throw the recent settlement OF the
Public debt, by the Readiusters.
NJ ~,
AsiiiNGroN COUNTY,
April 10th, 1881.
Ihavc read with pleasure and profit
the able and lucid brief aud argument of
Attorney General Blair before The Court
of Appeals of Virginia, IN the case of
.antoni We Grecnhow, Treasurer, &c.
Tint hia reAsonjngs and enunuiatious
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

EvEN,r ant sgoMMENl.


II Ia aaid the y, 4. W, R.R. ca. expect
10 deliver I'azeutil 60. Cnnl next Fall IN
Petersburg aud Norfolk nj 81 per Ton and
stlil cheaper iu l,ynciiimtg. Are our y.
q. frirn.la going to allow these people to
get the first cheap coal 10 the trout from
The trans-Cllnci country. "
Hon. j. r.. Wiiirn. delegate from
Tazcwrll, Inn accepted n Drp,ny-Mar-
~hnlhhlp from Marrhall Watts with
" HON he rrenily lcil far ilarrIs"nbhrg.
The coming B-e-lilvr Il Is said will he
OU top ihe Chlckcn-,pup, md ~ arrang-
al that Wien Ihs fowls ~ ~ and leave
the rooat. they hy grayiIation close aud
open the hiyca. ..\sihr Mathvlcpradatcs
nj the sainc hour the fowls roost, tie hen
Cit NJ the hrw hive must be easily seen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
MAD RIVER, IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
THE Atlantic

M Co TRAVELLER.
Why dost thou wildly rush and roar,
81 Mad River, o Mad RiverP
wilt thou not pause and cease tn pour
Thy hurrying headlong waters Ger
= This rocky shelf forever?
What secret trouble stirs thy breastG
Why all this fret and furry;
Dost thou not know that what is best
/, In this too restless world Is rest
From over-wOrk and worry?
ar THE RIVER.
What wouldst thou in these mountains
seek,
0-stranger from the cityP
Is It perhaps some foolish freak
or thine, to put the words I speak
Into plaintive ditty?
j. TRAVELLER. ~
Yes; | would learn of thee thy song,
With all Its flowing numbers,
And IN q voice as fresh and strong
AS thine is, sing it all day long
And hear 1t In my slumbers.
THE RIVER.
A brO0klet nameless and unknown
Was ut first, resembling
a little child, that all alone r..r
Comes venturing down the stairs o
stone, .
lrresoute and trembling.
Later, by hayward fancies led
For the wide world l painted;
Out of the forest dark and dread
Across the open fields fed,
Like one pursued and haunted.
tossed my arms, sang aloud,
My voice exultant blending
With thunder from the passing cloud,
The wind, the forest bent and bowed,
The rush OF rain descending.
| heard the distant ocean call,
Imploring and entreating; ...
Drawn onward. DER this rocky wall
plunged, and the loud waterfall
Made answer to the greeting.
Aud now, beset with many ills,
A toisomc life follow;
Compelled TO carry from the hills
These logs to the impatient mills
Below there IN the hollow. rs
Yet something ever cheers and charms
The rudencss Of my lab0rs;
Daily water with these arms
The cattle of n hundred farms,
And have the birds for neigllbors.
Men call me Mad, aud well they may,
When, full of rage and trouble,
burst my banks of sand and clay
And sweep their wooden bridge away,
Like wlthcred reeds or stubblc,
Now go and write thy little rhyme,
As Of thine own creating,
Thou seest the day is past lis prime;
can no longer waste my time;
The mills are tired of waiting. .a.
--Hcnry IIGdSrOth Lonafeliow-HiS
last POEM. .leEI U.Fl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
Arrested on the Charge of Bri-
M Nv berry. ah#

RICHMOND. Va, April 25.--A war
rant was issued Yesterday upon nh
affidavit Of $. Brown Allen, auditor Of
public accounts, for the arrest Of e.. II.
Kendall, manager Of Kcndall's Bank
Note Company. of New York, on the
charge of Offering the auditor bride to
influence lle vote, MS u member of the
board Of sinking fund commissioners, IN
favor of the Kendall company for print
ing bonds, etc. TO be Issued under the
Riddlebcrger funding bill. The contract
was given TO the Kendall company on the
10th inst, Allen voting against II, aud
tic mIiier was then brought before The
Legislature which Adjourned without
mkipg any action. Mr.. Kendall will
appcur before the Police Court to-day.
IN injunction has been obtained, but
not recorded, by Attorney General Blair
restraining the board of finance COM
mission,rs from executing the contract
with the Kendall company on the
grounds OF tho unlawful solicitation of
Allen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

|I"
The mig Four have been photo.
grapl,cd by Davies, Of the lac Gallery,
IN group picture, aud already the de-
mnnd u ~ great FOR tho pictures OF this
now rnownod quartcitc that u h DIM
cult IL supply II. As We owe those gem
tlcmcu paurh, their portraits should grace
the wAlls " every Consefvatlse dwell
log IN the state. --Sidtc. "a
Where did YOU setthatword icon.
scratiye" iroml Have you gone
back on Democracy Aud arc you
going 10 take down all those portraits
NJ Jno. Daniel to make room for
those NJ The Rig 4p
Again How does Il happen tina,
IN lhe sane issue of the .SArfs, you bid
,his Big tgoOdlhys until YOU need
them againe Suppose You mean 10
ttcp those photographs TO remember
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

uniform kindness you have extended to
me. Death only can oblitcrate my
gratitude. Four times you have elected
mo to the responsible position Of Com
monwealh's Attorney. and during all
those years, you have been TO me ever
kind aud considerable. TO the members
of the Bar, tender the slncerest graft
tude for the uniform Kindness and cour-
tcsy extended me in my official capacity;
to the memories and associations of the
past twelve years. will ever cling--as
the hoppiest days of my life. Again,
fellow citizens of Tazewcll, friends
trusted and true, / thank you for the
many favors you have bestowed upon
me. In the fulluess of MY heart, aln
led to eXclim MS one of old: Where
thou gocst will 90, aud thy people
shall be my people,"
Your obedlcnt servant.
H. l.I...H j. q. WATTS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

The Editor Of the Dispatch aud the
Washington Correspondent Of that
paper, open up from opposite ends OF
a one hundred and seysn,y.hvc mile
wire. TO the effect. that Mr.. !. c.
Fowler is to be the Administration
Candidate for Congress in Mr.. Full.
kerson's District. II this furnishes
amusement to Messrs. Drinsard and
Gilman, |, may perhaps be cruel TO
interfere with IL hut we belong 70
the Cherry tree line Of boys and
"can't,ell aiic." We have not been
selected for any such contest tall -
The ReadjuStcrs Of the Ninth District
viii he allowed to say who shall be
dominated for Congress, and we do
beg the DiYafeh to let them have the
usual fair chance. Every effort Of che
DipaffA 10 get the old 9th Dlg.4-ed
with discussions will probably faih-
The Ninth viii elect an Admlnistra-
ton Rcadjus,er, and don't you forget
H. 49, e..f 81 s.sa r' ~.