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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
Third Dispatch.
Special Ia the Bazoo.

JEFFERsoN CRY, Sept - Il T..
Grea; bodies mnve SLOWLY ard il was
alter o'clock before the cuI.seniion " s
called 10 order. The noon hour had ben
give~ over {" nourishing the inner man
AMI the bu,i"n-hOie process
j. Milton Turner, the k;nky-headed s,n
of Ham, an aspirart Tor political honor>.
was conspicuous i"r his intrusion inio lie
companionship with Caucasian STAT smrn.
evidently deemiIg his services most valu-
ai,ie 10 the Success al the psrtv. XII. met
with fair share ,i encouragement. AiIer a
rap OF Chairman Warmers gayel, calling
the convention To order, this afternoon,
il was found that the committee on ere
ientials Was hoi RI sdy 10 report, and a re
cess MIS- taken i"r lev minutes.
The following ueGiner> of the stare com
mittee are present Newcunb. of the
First; nimbali, p:oxs for Burton, II the
Sixth; Thomps,p, proxy iDr Lemon. of
the Seventh; X. G. Cr.~ell, of the Eighth;
Miller, of the Ninth; Webb, OF the
Twelfth; Lynn, at large.
The committee Oh credentials reported
that
No CONTEST HAD BEEN MADE
anf The report was adopted.
Enthusiasm reached the summit
when Hon. PAT DYER, chairman of the
committee ON permanent organization and
rules of order. made the report of the COM
mittee, as follows:
For permanent chairman, Hon. Chester
III krum, of st. Louis, with the following
vice presidents: First district J. W. Bald
win; Second, 4. W. Mullens Third. J f.
Lloyd; Fourth, H. Morrow; Fifth. ID. IL.
Porter; Sixth, Thomas Ward; Eighth,
Stephen Reynolds; Ninth, +. Conway
Tenth, A. J Shores; Eleventh, J L. Nal
Ter; Twelfth, w. j Terrell; Thirteenth,
ID A. Harrison; Fourteenth, John Beck !;
permanent secretary, Winfield Miller
The announcement of J adge krum's
name created
He was conducted to The chair by "a com
mittee OF three, consisting of Pat Dser, l..
T. Allen AMI ID. ). Twiichell.
His speech was short and sharp, and
stereotyped only when reference was made
to Boss Filley. This wrought the Il le-
gates 10
A FEVER PITCH.
Before nominations began, The CHAIRMAN
read a patriotic telegram from John w.
Noble, of st. Louis, which created Juror
of excitement.
For supreme judge, David Wagner. Of
st. Louis, was placed in nomination by X.
H. Browne, of Adair county, in short,
neat speech, and seconded BY Geo. Balm.
On motion of Geo. Balm, the nominate n
was made by acclamaIion
For superintendent OF public schools
Harding dominated Prof. q. T.. Hill, of
Holt county The nomination was made
BY reclamation.
Col. X H. Hunt, OF Kansas City, was
nominated by Mayor William Warner for
railroad commissioner The nomination
was made unanimously.
Col. X I. Van Horn WAS elected chair
man of the state executive committee, amid
wild applause. Many delegates are speak
ing warmly in his behalf, among them be-
ing J. Milton Turner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
Died..

At 1880 o'clock last night, at the resi-
dence of David T. Hartshorn, TN Seventh
street, between Usage and Kentucky
streets, Of old age, Mr.. w. G. Turner,
father of Mrs Hartshorn.
The deceased had long resided in Soda
liza. n commanded the respect Of all who
wsr, IGNORED with his acquaintance.
The funeral took place at 2 o'clock this
afternAnn
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
Second Dispatch.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 20-2:30 p. NJ.
Ii was near the hour Of III a. IN before
the congressional district committee COM
pleted its work, and the delegates moved
into the hall OF the house of representa-
tives to begin the work of the state corven-
ton.
The cornet band of this city had been
engaged To enthuse the delegates, but il
proved poor invention, Judging from the
music made. The band proceeded from
the Madison house to the capitol, followed
BY those who propose to quash Mr.. Filiey
and crowd of small boys. A cannon WAS
also brought into Use, and its heavy
tones went reverberating across the
Missouri river and struck the hills on the
opposite shore, booming back AS II To cou-
tinue its patriotic duty of stirring mp the
faithful.
The hall was quickly
TAKEN POSSESSION OF
by the delegates, seated BY districts, but in
numbers far below the democratic conven-
tion. Whole counties were represented by
two and three delegates, thereby cutting
down the numerical strength TO dis.
couraging degree
Without much delay A. Il. Crowell, of
Jackson county, bol,ing member of the
state executive committee, called the con-
vention to order, making few remarks,
felicitatiug the members OH the fact of the
convention, and declaring that the repub-
1ican party
CALLED NO NAN MASTER.
Hesaid that out of ll4counties of the state
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fOand Young woman en- route Tor Kansas
City about TO be confined. She was ia the
chair car. Smith, knowing that was
no place for lady i'm her condition, told
some kind hearted ladies and gentlemen oi
her situation, and they soon raised purse
of motley and secured for her a state room
In sleeping coach.
ARRIVAL IN sEDALIA.
IL was near 3 O'Clock this morning when
the train arrived In Sedaiia bv tire wav of
the Wabash and Moberly A BAzOo repre-
sentative met an amateur doctor from
Clinton, VINO informed him of what was
on the train The reporter lost
no time in hunting up the lady who
was about to- become a mother. He found
her reclining in state room, attended bv
two ladies.
Is this the lady who is sick ~ inquired
the reporter of one of the ladies'.
Yes sir" she replied. "Poor thing; 1
feel sorry tor her."
Where are you from?' inquired the
reporter
She then told him Substantially the fol-
lowing story, which is decidedly iishy:
HER STORY.
NV name is LIZZIE Stevens. NY husband
sbandonei me abont three months ago. and
] don't know whore he is Last Sunday
night, knowing that l was go ng 10 be sick,
went to Cincinnati To &c, in the hospital.
The place was uninviting, and came ON
To- st. Louis, arriving there Tues
day. / stopped at the Everett
house, where have bern getting
worse. Yesterday a bell boy in the house
brought NE ticket to Kansas City and
told me when the train left. | went in the
omnibus to the depot, and here | am. l
have no baggage and no clothing. only
what have On. EXPECT To go in hos
piual AT Kansas City"
is apparently about eighteen years old.
She has dark brown, wavy hair, large, blue,
expressive EYES, fine complexion, WE'LL
formed features, and her general appear
auce had the indication of moderate
means. She is intelligent and seemed fairly
educated
She refused tO give any word or syllable
beyond what was told above to indicate
her identity. The name given is probably
an aliss and the husband business is prob
ably subteriuge to hide her shame.
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.
DR.. Jackson, OF the Pacific hospital, and
DIR. Jones, Of this city, boarded the train
here aud went to Kansas City with the I'M
fortunate girl, and will, while ON the train,
see her properly attended.
Conductor Smith," said passenger,
did everything he could to make his
strange passenger comfortable and LETT
nothing undons, in SD far DIS the dictates
Of humanity wonld call Tor the ministra-
ton Of those things which coming mater
nifty demands and which ne could bestow
under the circumstances.
LATER.
Special Dispatch to the Baz"o.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 2l-3:l5 NJ.
The lady is doing we'll. Passengers con-
trihuted several dollars, and placed her
L.. Il i.,. ~c><( -.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer
is a positive cure For sale bv all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

-"HACKMETACK," . lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
For ale By al druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

-SHILOII'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherea and
Cauker Month For sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. For
sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

| Special Dispatch tO The Bazoo.
KANSAS CRY, Sept. 2l-3:15 p N.
The lady is doing we'll. Passengers con-
trihuted several dollars, and placed her
here in the hospital, to he cared for.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
IN LABOR.
Lizzie Stevens, of Louisville, Ken
lucky, in Bad Shape.

Last night, as Conductor Smith went
through his train on leaving st. Louis, ne
fOand Young woman en- route Tor Kansas
City about TO be confined. She was ia the
chair car. Smith, knowing that was
no place for lady i'm her condition, told
some kind hearted ladies and gentlemen oi
her situation, and they soon raised Il purse
of motley and secured for her state room
In a sleeping coach.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
Geo. HI. johnson.
4 Frederick County Farm
AT ssUEsE.2G SALE!

Xk7 AC6k ALS
all under good cultivation except about Is
ACRES or GOOD WOODLAND.
The farm i. irst-class red land,' with be
tween 80 and 40 acres Of rich bottom land
on Owens Creek, adjoining good flour
ing mill blacksmith shop and convenient
to stores churches and schools. There is
large orchard Of APPLES, pears, peaches
and cherries. The buildings are good
ROUGlI-CAST LOG HOUSE
A Complete Bank Barn, Nearly New
and other outbuidings suitable for such q
farm. Water near the door by two sub.
stantial wells with pumps and water for
the stock at the mill race. Outside fences
all post and rail and all fencing under good
repair. A portion Of the land has been re.
Gently lined and there is lime Kiln at
Logs Station.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
Alew Embellishments
Report Of Sales.
IN the Matter Of the In tn
Sales ofreal cptate CourI

IN the Matter Of the In the Orphans
Sales ofreal cstate Court Of Fredcr
Of ick County. Au-
John 7. Peiiicord, gust Term, 1882
deceased
Ordered by the Orphans Court Of Fred
crck county, MsrylSnd, this Sth day o!
October, 1889, th,v saes Of real estate OF
John r. Peddicord, late Of Frederick coun-
ty, deceased, reported by his Executors
and this day iiled in the Court, be ratified
aud continned, unless cause TO the contra
~ be shown Gil or before the 9Th day OF
November 1882, provided a copy of this
order ne published in some newspaper in
Frederick county for three successive
weeks prior to said 9th dsy Of November,
1889. The Executors report the sales OF
three mountain lots and = house and lot OF
ground containing 10 A 2 X. 80 2. of land
all situated in Frederick county, for the
gross sum Of seventeen hundred and fry
nine dollars and seventy five cents (Sl153.-
75y
John T. Lowe Judges of the
g., Daniel Castle Of Orphans
Augustus w. Nichodemus Court.
True Copy,
James p. Perry, Register of Wills
for Frederick county, Maryland.
Oct. l2,4t.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26

Chestnuls are quoted under live stock
headthis season.
Try it. DR.. Schley's Family Cough Syr.
up; it never fails.
Messrs Croft and Seton received anoth.
cr Car load of stock cattle this week.
Mr. A. F George, the Grecnback NOM
inee for Congress in this district has de-
Clincd the nomination.
PUBLIC SALE. MIR G. J. Sigmund will
sell his fine large farm on Owens Creek on
Monday Nov. 90 1t Is the finest large
farm That has been offered for sale in that
locality for wears.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
nj Az RED.

On October II, 1882, by Elder d. p. Say
Ter, at the home Of the brides mother
near Mcchanicstown, Albert Lantz to
Miss Margaret E Hsrp, both of this
county.
On October 10, 1882, at s o'clock, q. M, at
All Saint p E. Church. in this city, by
Rev. Osborne Ingle, William Bouldin,
Jr, to Battle Maulshy, daughter Of Hon
John Richie, Of this city. No cards.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
A Rare Bargain.

have their land accurately measured and
to report it together with the expense and
yield.
Mrs Catharine Yonson and family, for
mcrly of near Graccham have removed to
Wayneshoro, Pa Her two ms, George
and Steiner are employed in Frck's ina
chine shops, in II clerical capacity.
Read the Private Sale advertisement OF
the valuable dwelling, store room and farm
in GrhceAan,, rs it appears in another
column. This is one Of the most desirable
in tina, town and the most de-
sirablc for sale anywhere in this locality.
Our AGAIN Mr.. John lIalnan, the
Young man who fell into the tuh o! boiling
water at the cauncry was ont on til" street
on Monday last. II" is still very wcak
and looks badly, although he is rapidly
recovering flesh and strength. He says
his suTcrngs were terrible at times.
For Rent.
A Store with Dwelling aud Lot situated
a short distance from Mcchanicstown a
good place for n shoemaker as there 81
none in the ncghborhood, Apply tc
b. Collihowcr
GraCrham,
Oct. % ., Frederick Co., Nd.
A SEVERE lNJURy.--On Monday even
inc last, Mr. James Crccgcr of this place
was accidcntly thrown from a wagon a
the depot aud in the fall fractured ril
and otherwise suffered severely from tn,
shock of the fall The accident WAS occa
stoned bv the looSening of one side of thu
spread which ran the wagon suddenly IN
to ditch
-; Nothing so simple anil perfect io
coloring as the Diamond Dyes. For car
net rags, better and cheaper than any 9th
cr dye slutfs.
Luscious GRAPES We were the rcclp
lent Yesterday OF large haskc, of the fin
est Grapes that we have seen anywhere
r,o .o ro,o,hos o,1 rro,
in dense clusters, the flavor fine and n
,.,c.ct w. return thank, to the donor
Mr.. Mclancthon lIauver.
HANDSOME globe The school com
,.;.s,,,ors of thc county have nresen,ed I,
,.>... .,,.,,..,;e,o,, o,aro,,,
our "h""'S "''' " III" '''''''"' 'ii
to illustrate Tie arionsaS.roho'hicA! point
embodied in the revolution of our ear, h OF
lie ,xi. ;,s revolu,;op around the sun an,
,.,, :, a,,
" 'he '''"'n a'"4'' '''' ~ w. ''''
piece OF workmanship and Is as "eE al
ornament as il is an excellent spparatu
for scientific demonstration
bean, Of comfort has been found in
the use Of DR., SchIc,'s Family Cough Syr
.n
.;,, ,hooon,;or . ,,oo, ,cve
an. ,o,,.r
.,,. ;,a,,, ,,,, Min.
=. :, 49,, ,a,, ,,or :, .,o,bo
=. ,.,;.a. ,,,,,., c,i,,,,o :, 40 ,,0,
,u',ara ,no,, a,d &C co,rse anl
,,an ,.,or cato, ,,.,, il
MoxTnLy arc offered unusually liberal pre-
NUNS ioF me coming Nr"'' i"'.c -
los NV "; Tn'p'' ", Mo.ru,v nnn
wear for fifty cents, aud III the list of 81
l..t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
his FINCC II AuMITlUiy SHIteN FOT J
DAIRY FA RNE

being within ~ hours run of Baltimore
The society of the peighborhood is good
and the locality healthy. The purchaser
can also buy the farm stock aud growing
crops and have possession April LIST, 1888
TERMS. One half to be paid April LIST
1888, the remainder may remain in the
property or be paid on said date, at tho
option Of the purchaser
G.. J. SIGMUND
oct 26ts r. l.. Nail, Auct
Frederick Times Please copy and send
Wcs,r .4imrate { hills 70 this office.
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CORNER OF THE SQUARE

of the town and is within five or ak hun
dred Yards of the Depot on. the Western
Md. railroad which makes it n good
LOCATION FOR BUSINESS.
Any person desiring any information and
desiring to purchase will please call upon
either of the Undersigned
TRIMS OF SALE AS PRESCRIBED By THE
COURT: -One third cash on the day Of
sale, or on the ratification of the same by
the Orphans Court the balance in two
equal annual payments, bearing interest
from div Of sale, with security to ne ap-
proved by the Executors; ar all cash at the
option of the purchaser. When the whole
amount of the purchase money is paid, the
undersigncdwill execute good and sufli
cient deed; the purchaser to be at all ev-
pcnse for convcyancing. Possession given
on the first dav of April, 1889,
Eliza Grouse ExecutriE
James VI. Cronsc / c,s,,,.
J. \. Oelnaul '-A''"'"-~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
2E 6'K E&

of land, divided into FIVE fields or lots, al!
lying on the Public Road leading from
Graceham to CreegorStown, adjoining tho
4 rat named Mace all being well fenced and
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
Valuable Real Property At
PRIVATE SALE!

The Undersigned Executors Of the Last
Will and Testament OF Michael Grouse (de
ceased) and by virtue of an order OF the.
Orphans Court offer the late residence Of
the deceased, now in the occupancy Of
Eliza Grouse situated in the village of
Graceham, Frederick County, Md. The
above urOpCrtY con tains
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
HIGHLY IMPROVED.
The improvements consist OF
LARGE BRICK HOUSE,

with Brick Back Building and suhstanti-
ally built with store house attached with
a large dry cellar under thewhole building, ,
well OF excellent water near the kitchen
door. a large stable hog pen and other out
buildings, fruit Of different kinds consist
ing OF apples, pears, peaches and grapes.
Thia property is conveniently located on
~
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-10-26
FOrSaletO Close Out.

500 Concord Grape Vines, . years old;
5000 Shalpless Strawberry Plants ready TO
set out.
will sell the above goods low
Write for prices
They t,tn be sent by mail.
$. WEANT,
York Road,
Oct. SO Az Carroll Co. Md.
Richland beacon., 1882-09-02
Destructive Floods.

A SAN Autonia, Texas, dispatch Il Aug
gust 3Oih says: A private letter confirms the
reports Of flood on Concho aver. six inches
Of rain fell all over No.,hwe,; Texas. 1t is
estimated tina, $4,000 sheep, besides cattle,
horse. aud mules, and 80 ~ - persons were
swept away. Abou; 80 houses were washed
away in Laredo, and the track Of the Mexican
National Railroad was badly damaged on
Sunday. Further destruction IS feared when
the waters of the ConcEo reaches the Flo
Grande A, Abiiinc several sheep men lost
all Of their hocks and are almost ruined
Richland beacon., 1882-09-02
No Cure for Consumption.

There is no cure for consumption, whether
of the lungs, bowels Of kidneys; yet the pa
'icni may be spared 10 long years of lie, aui
the IA al termination kept from approaching,
# Brown. lron DiIters are used. This m2d>
lcIne strengthens the weakened parts, restores
TO healthy action the impaired functions, and
stops all decay and wasting>away of the orr
gans affected. Ii IS the best lilc>civing mcdi-
cine ever invented, and thousands of living wit
nesscs stand ready TO Affirm the truth OF this
assertion. A ina bottle will convince you
Of its merit.
Richland beacon., 1882-09-02
(ilcaniE,gs Of state Scw3.

IL; Vienna >.ntn"l has jus; "n'e,el uron
,hc I4.h year of - existence. /; hts s'way>
r,nkeI among the bcs, coun;Iy papers Of he
,,,r. notwithstanding !. has often changed
editors.
Mrs Matte Tookc Of D.cnv.'ie par.sn, co.r'
ui,,eI sa;ci!e, about two wees since by :at;.
n- ,trychn.nc.
Vidslia IS to have fire company soon.
The work Of Construction is Progressing
satisfactorily on the Na;chez, Red River and
Texas Railway.
4 eooi pat % IKE business portion o.
Farmervils was harmed las; Saturday night
James Cullen sho, ami dangerously won" /,
ci a woman in New Ofcans l,s, Friday be
cause he was refused admission to : house
Of which she was an Inmate.
The boiler OF the American Rirc Mills. IN
New Or!elrs exploded, resulting IN damage
TO the amoun, Of 5000, bat fortunately no one
was seriously injured.
Mr Henry Wilson, ii Ooachi;a parish, was
sho, aud seriously wounded las; Sunday ty
Andrew Parker, coorcl, who made good hIs
escape.
Mrs. Jane 81. CAR Hughes, tie !a>; u; the
pioneers of the OuacAra Valley and the las:
o. her name died at her residence on the Is
llnd, Ouachita parish Aug 9Th. aye! ~ years.
Tobias Purcci!, Il nave o! Ireland, bT a
residen, Of Monroe. for 10 years, died last
Saturday night
Mr. Chas Nuckolls, OF Mindcn and doing
duty as guard Of convicts, let his gun fall and
wounded himself seriously losing TWO :irscEs
on each land ond receiving two balls in his
side.
a good deal Of sickness, IS reported in mos;
Of the parishes.
The worms are playing havoc with the
cotton on he EmbTy Il Plchor plantation in
East Carroll parish.
The Clarion reported the worms eating
cotton voracousiy in Gum Swamp last week
bu, did 10, think much damage would result
therefrom, because the cotton was too far ad
! yanced You are mistaken there, ne;glbor.
Two negro women, Susanna and Bell Per-
kin,, mother and daughter, in jealous rage
cut and fatally wounded another woman, IN
Franklin parish las, week with razor.
The Donaldsonville Chief report. the rice
crop OF its parish seriously injured by the
| continued rains.
A colored man was sho, and fatally wound
ed by o co,o-ed woman in Ascension parish
a few days since. Both said 1t was an acci'
dent. Anoher fatal result of careless hand
ling OF pistol.
The Coliax Chronicle Of Aug. Goth appear
ed in dmrnutive bic. Reason-Editor SIGN
with fever.
Miss Matte Dozicr, Of Union parish, wa:
drowned in the Ouach,a river, a, Cuba, Qua
chita parish, las, week.
The Gazette is certain that the fire al Farm
eryille was the work of inCendiaries; that th'
plot to burn was deep laid one, and tina
the names of the guilty parnes have not beer
mentioned upon the streets.
Richland beacon., 1882-09-02
Fifth District Court.

The Hon. Fifth Distric, CoM: convened in
Rayvile last Monday morning, Hon. X. w.
Richardson, Judge, F. G. Hudson, District Al
torney J. Newt Pitts, Clerk, and Lem Scott,
Sheriff, with their usual quota Of deputies.
After organization Of the grand jury two par.
ties came forward with plea of guilty Of cars
rying concealed weapons and were fined $40
90 and costs.
The folio wing is the lis, Of the grand jury
f. n. Williams, foreman David Powe, L. F.
Robbins, Wyatt Moore, Virgil Myers, Alfred
l.. Rundell, J. b. Hardy, Il. H. Swaggart,
Scott Wilson, James N. Thames, w. b. Hixon,
Blair Brown, :.John Draper, James McCown,
Floyd White AMI Jas. i. Favours.
The civil docket was taken up aud issue
joined IN the case Of John Jenkins VS. J. G..
Stansel and when the tram arrived on
Tuesday evening, court was perhaps half
through with it. His Houor adjourned cour,
aud wen, to Monroe to attend the 9Th Congress
sonal District Convention, returning on Thurs
udy ne JehklnS VS.. Oldnsel case
is still before the court at this writing 1t is
4 very important case, involving the title to 4
considerable amout of property.
The members of the bar we have noticed
IN attendance this week, besides our local
members, were H. g. Cobb, ". Y. Potts,
Robt. Richardson, T. o. Benton, c. J. Boa,ner
and W. W. Farmer Of Monroe; Fl. p. Wells
and ]. w. Willis of Delhi, W. Roberts of
Floyd, and gentleman whose name we
have no, learned from Livings,on,Ala.
Men can pain, Christ bearing the cross to
Calvary bu, not Chris, bearing the SINS OF
many. We may describe tho nails Piercing
the sacred flesh, but who can describe eier-
nal justice piercing both flesh and spirit
We may describe the soldiers spear, but not
the arrow Of the Almighty the cup of vinegar
which he but tasted, but no, the cup Of wrath
which he drank of the Jews GU, 10 the low
est d'egs the derision Of the Jews, bat 10,
the deserilon Of the Almighty; forsakins hi'
Son, tina, he might never forsake us who wer,
las enemies.-NaelauriA
Richland beacon., 1882-09-02

Womans primitive beauty and visor which
have been lost, can be restored and retained
by the action of certain constitutional agents.
These agents necessarily regulate, build up,
fnrufy and antagonize all existing female IT.
regularities and excesses or distractions
which produce i'll health The remedy mus;
unload the locked up secretions, add iron TO
the blood, strength to the system and vitality
to the nerves. Such remedy is found in the
use of English Female Bitters, a grea, til
uinph in the cure Of sickly females.