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National Republican., 1883-04-09
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RALTDdoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTAND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST TvIAwAsHINeToN.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILSl

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOV ~, 1889.
leave Washington, rom station corner OF Now
Jersey avenue aud street,
for LOT Ihicago, Cnciunau Louisville, and 81, Ioui!
o9aSShes aud Palace sleeping Cars TO above points.
Mnout ehangei lol5 a. IN, daily TO Chicago except
For Iittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit At I0t5 A. m.
ana $40 m, daily $40 p m, Ia solid train 70 Pitts.
DuIg, with Sleeping Cars attached.
rams for Philadelphia and New York ut $40 a. m.
oai,y except sunday p m. and $40 p. m. daily
wthParlor and Sleeping Cars attached
FOR baltimore on week days, 5, $3.50 $50. 7;l5 &l0
DO ll;3O y.
,.I For 9@atmore PAY on Sundays, $50, a4S a. M, i'sS
4Ss y alO, 645 G40 p. IN,
for Annapolls $50 a. m. 1910 and 4fo; on Sunday.
For way stations between Washington and BAlu.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, Gi0, $40 a. me-
6OD p. m daily, except Sunday, As D. M daily; for
stAunt0n, &iOn m, daily, except Sundayi for Hagers.
Town and Frederick $40 a. M iOi5, as daily cxcept
., Trains arrive from the west daily e9o, 7;s5 a ni
From New York and Philadelphia, aS5 Sis o. m.
daily, s'lO =. m; daily, except Sunday.
From Annapolis, s30a M, ii5o, e37 p. m. Sunday.
lO.i0 y. M, 0;T p
From staunton III D. m. daily, except Sunday,
From Frederick, Hagcrstown, and intermediate
points S25 MI Frederick and way stations, el5 a.
M; &i5 llO y. m. ana 7.o p m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 3, $40,
Mn s0, Gl5, 9, gl0, and 1890 m, l2l5, @5O T. SIS,
and Glo q. M. 1870, 5, 6;25, 5iS0. and 6:l5 p. IN.
Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Pcnnsylvnnia avenue, corner OF Fourte nth street,
whero orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and rec evel ut any point In tho city.
, MN, NM, CLEMENTS, NJ. OFT, Baltimore, and 9. X.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
Tno RoynI nan RIug.,.s

Tonight at Lincoln hall the Royal English
Bell Ringers and Walter Pelham, the famous
English humorist, will commence their en-
gagement of week. There can be found no
more delightful entertainment than those to
be given by these artists, and their houses
will no doubtibe crowded.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
iINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. sourH.
WEST, AND WESI

Schedule in effect December a. 1889.
HlO u n.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest
t Nun luiinan sleeping Cars from Washington
va Danviile 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
ynshsn TeshIs also Washington to New Orleans via
40 p m.-Louisvlle Fast Line. daily. via Char
luuesville, Huntington, aud Lexington to Gin
clnnat, Louisville, and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana Pniilman Sleeping Cars Washington to
Ica5 y. n%soSthern Mail and Express, daily, to ali
points south and Southeast, via Danvilie and
Charlotte. with Pullman sleeping Cars Wash
- inuton to Al gu u, OF.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7;io A. m
train daily. except Sunday. For Warrenton
- take i:l0 a. nj. ana 40 o. m. trains, daily.
For tickets and all information, inquire at Com
panys Ohlce, COL Pennsylvania avenue or at Union
Depot. once, COL Pennsylvania avenue is connecied
with telephone system.
NJ, SLAUGHTER, N, MACDANIEb,
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
The Theatre Comioue.

Joe Dowlings excellent dramatic and spec
ialty company begins an engagement at the
Theatre Comique tonight. Some interesting
novelties are introduced in the olio, and the
border DRAMA NobOdy's Claim" contains
many amusing and thrilling situations There
will be matinees Tuesday, Thursday aud
INrihn,r
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Ladles, AID nIcetlnr.

The board of managers of the Ladies' Aid
to the Garfield Memorial hospital met satur-
day in the parlors Of the Nurses Training
school, The reports of the different commit
tees showed growing interest in this much
needed national work. After giving a vote
of thanks to tho lady correspondents Of Wash.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
Indlnnn Rrpnhllcnn Club.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Indiana Republican club was held at Timms
hall Saturday night. Gen. Dudley having
declined the Office of president, Mr.. w. w.
Curry was elected, as were the following Off
GERS; Vice president, ID. p Holloway; secro-
tary, William II. Mattingly; financial secre-
tary, +. M. Gideon treasurer, j. c. Lott; cor
responding secretary, Benjamin Vale, jr.
After some discussion as to reception to
Gen. Gresham, the new postmaster general
an executive committee, composed of the
president and secretary Of the club, and Gen.
w. w. Dudley, for the purpose of making
necessary arrangements, was appointed Gen.
Dudley was then called for amid great APP
plause, and expressed his thanks for the kind
ness which the committee had shown in the
past and said he wished to be hereafter
counted in the rank and file Of the club.
National Republican., 1883-04-09
CnEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

THE NEW TRUNK LINE
TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON and after SUNDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1852. pas
senger trains OF this route will leave Washington
from B. & Il. station US follows
a'2O r NJ. DAIIY-Louisvllle and Cincinnati spcca
solid train. with Pullman Cars to Lexington, KY,
CINCINNATI, aud Louisville without change, arriving
at Lexington 30 y. M, Cincinnati $50 p. Tn Louis
vile GO y. M connecting closely at these cities
with through fast trains to all points In the West
Southwest. and Northwest
ll;25 a. NJ. For Newport Nows Old Point, and Nor
folk. Arrives at Old Point sos p. M; arrives at
Norfolk $50 y, m.
7;l0 a. M daily, except sunday-ai tor all stations
on e. 20. Ry east OF ClIfton Forge
=, For Rates Tickets to all points West location In
PULLMAN Cars, and Fun Information OF Route and
Sonneeuons apply az Y, a o: Ry o1ce. 5lS Pennsyl-
Vanln avenue, Washington, ID. q
II. w. FULLER, General Passeneer Anont
T. W. SMITH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-04-09

lic of the country the need of such an institu-
ton, the meeting adjourned until the first
Saturday in NAV.
National Republican., 1883-04-09

If you suffer from looseness of the bowels
Angostura Bitters will surely cure you Be
ware of counterfeits, aud ask .your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, prepared by
DR., j. G. b. SiegeTt u Sons,
National Republican., 1883-04-09
Steamboat Zines.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH
Potomac Steamboat company's Popular
STEAMER EXCELSIOR.
Capt. II f. Tul
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

The Elegant Iron Steamer,
LADY OF THE LAKE,
win leave her wharf foot Of Sixth street every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at $50 O'Clock
p. M, touching ut
PINEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, and FORT.
RESS MON
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE NEW
Suhh, BOSTON. AND PROVIDENCE
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ST. CLAIR STRINGS.
OsCEoLA, March %, 1913.

OscEoLA, March %. 1913.
The infant daughter OF W. f. Wynn
coop, died Tuesday.
j. p. Watkins, is in S. Louis, buying
hardware Tor Watkins L Lili.y.
Miss Bunker, of Union, is visiting her
friend, Miss Emma Wooley, in Iowa.
j. X Hamblin, will spend portion OF
this week sightseeing at Jefferson City.
t. Is. Croslhwait, is no longer deputy
sheriff, his official head having been severed
Monday.
&C. b. Rogers, the marble man of Gin
ton. Was in town6n business Monday and
Tue sday.
Jas and J. X. Baldwin, the contractors
and builders, Inform us that work will be
plenty this spring.
Sheriff Jones left Monday for Jefferson
City with Geo Griggs, for seduction, and
Geo. Moody, horse stealing; each two
years.
The Sunday schools under the super
vision Of the teachers. viii give an Easter
exercise 81 the brick church, SUNDAY eve
ming
Jno. X. Mccartney, oi hermitage, passed
through town Tue-day on his return from
Sedalia 4, where he purchased stock oi az
ricnlturai implements.
j. y. Nesbit, state temperance lecturer
for q. T.. l.cturei here Tuesday and
"Wednesday evenings. and will organize
q. I. lodge AT ibis place.
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ENTRAPPED BY A WIDOW.
and What Happened
Thereafter.

Although only twenty years OF age, the
youthful millionaire of Denver, Norman
J. Fillmore, has been entrapped into mar
riage with an adventures and professional
blackmaiier, who has been compromised
with for large sum bv his guardian, and
the young IMAM is recuperating in CalifOr-
MIA, after two weeks honeymoon The
woman has history, beginning i'm Wilkes
DEERE, Penn where she WIS known as Cor
baila Sautee He first husband was New
York lawyer named MapIedoran, whom
she subsequently parted from i'm Kansas
CITY, because he drank. A ST. Louis com
mercial man then lavished cash and cares
Sc, upon the woman, who, it is supposed,
spent part Of her grassw idowhsOd in the
Future Great. Finally she starte', west and
the commercial man had her rested I'm
Kansas, aud again in Denver, for alb
straciing 4 diamond ring and other valu-
abies, but at length rejoined her in Beaver
He claimed that she WAS hts cousin. 4
sep3r ,tion occurred soon aft.rward ana she
iecame Mrs Frapk Whitman, of Idaho
Springs. but only for a brief time, as the
man discovered her record ard LETT her
She then went back 10 n ansas Civ in time
10 set her first husband die, ana il was in
the weeds worn for him that she captiyated
Fillmore in Denver hotel. Two small
children and beautiiui and helpless
mother WIS the picture that held the young
man captive. A divorce from her second
husband was soon after granted in For:
Collins without contest, and sIhree DAYS
later Mrs. Whitman and voung Fillmore
were married in Cheyenne.
Fillmore's guardian SUSPECTED something
was wrong and got detectives To hunt up
her record, and il was some time before
young Fillmore could be convinced of her
character. An action for divorce vii
probably be the next thing
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The Major Wouldn't Have It.

Frank James said last night that ne was
now very sorry he had not allowed Major
Edwards, of Sedalia, to deliver him 10
Gov. Crittenden as prisoner, and claim
the reward He SAYS il would have helped
him that mnch, and the Rock Island road
would have had TO put upits share, besides
paying the large lees, M it is now doing
10 attorneys for assisting in the prosecu-
ton. Frank is under The impression that
Shsnkiin. Low, Il McDougai Wallace q
McDougai, of Kansas City, and w. ID.
Hamilton, of Gallstin. are ali after him,
but Prosecutor Hamilton, Of Davies, SAYS
that only Mr.. Wallace and himself are
vet In the case-Tfeutou Republican.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27
BOONVILLE BUZZ.
In Which q Little of EVERYTHING
Transporting in the Old Berg
Dan be Found.
Correspondence of the BAzoo.


BooNvILLE; March 49,
-Emmel Chambers was up from Jeffer
son City yesterday.
E w: McIlhsny, of your city, Sun
dayed in Boonville.
The dry goods stock of the late firm oil
Howard & Allen was sold at auction to-
day.
Miss Mamie Nichtee has charge OF the
St. Bazaar in this city. She is from Se.
dalia.
They do say that Senator James III
Walker, OF Cooper county, wants to be our
next governor.
The city is in a fever to see John Dill
Ion in Estates Attorney" at Tnespian hail
tomorrow night.
Minstrel e. Smith have had their store
renovated and painted, giving il remark
ably neat appearance.
-Boonville's coal developing association
will soon be fact. The right men ma We
hold OF ii and are pushing It.
j. A. Ramsey, of Vermont, This county.
leaves this week for Clarke county. XIV.
where he will make his home i'm the fu-
ture.
Frank L. HasbrOok, than whom a jol-
lier boy never trod The earth, was i'm town
to-day, in the interest OF the 81, Louis pa
per company.
There are about h II a hundred too
many worthless negroes on our streets at
present. and respectable people would like
TO see the public make RAID on them.
Clans Sramajohn. republican, is a
candidate for street commissioner Claus
is q chronic candidate sometimes he is Sc
lected and sometimes he is Tot. but he al
ways wins.
The rock road meeting al the court.
Saturday, showed that Boonviile is really
interested IN this rock road business s
large subscription has been raised. and the
friends OF the enterprise feel very much en-
cOuraged.
David w. Layton asks the suf1rapes
of Boonville's citizens for the Office of
city register at the next April election
Dave ia going to make a strong effort 70
get there and his many friends hope to SEE
him successful
Last week was the first for three
months, that the roads leading into Boon
vile were IN such condition as TO allow
farmers to come 10 town, and the amount
OF trade tina. our merchants had was some
thing enormous.
Sunday was n gidly observed by al the
christians and church goers. The weather
Yesterday was mild and pleasant, though
the proverblal March wind raised consid-
cradle dust As consequence of this
beautiful weather, the ladies turned out to
divine service in full force. Sedaiia ard
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Vest and the Suffrage
New York World.

New York World
When Senator Vest was solicited bv the
suffrage begging women To help their
cause, says Washington letter, lac listen
ed patiently while thew contended in tie
usual style, that the woman Was the equal
o. the man and ought TO hold ofiice-any
Office, senator, governor, postmasies or con-
siable-snything, indeed. Great heavens, "
said Mr. Vest ''do you mean that? Now.
just think of il. Think OF a man going
home and kissing justice of the peace, or
telling friend that ne was in love with a
constable Ii is dreadful"
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kATzENBACHHOF, GERMANY, Aug. 2S.
Hop Bitters Co.
Dear Sirs Il have taken your most
precious essence Hop Bitters and can
already, after so short a time, assure YOU
that feel much better than have felt for
months.
have had, during the course Of four
years, three times an inflammation Of the
kidneys. The last, in January, 1880, was
the wrost: and took a lot of medicine to
cure the same, in consequence OF which my
stomach got terribly weakened. / suffered
from enormous pains, had to bear grea,
iorments wheu taking nourishment, had
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27
A Grand Piece of Engineering.

A Grand Piece of Engineering.
Denver Tribune.
A survey is about being made
through the heaviest portion of tho
Blaci .nyon Of the Gunnison. For
a loi : distance the walls of syenite
rise TO the stupendous height of3, 600
feet. and for l 800 feet the walls of
tn. c.: on are arcbed not many feet
from tie bed of the river. If the sur
vey is successful. and the Denver and
Rio Grande is built through the can
Won, it will undoubtedly be the grand
est piece engineering ON the Ameri-
can continent. The river ia very
swift, and it is proposed to build a
boat Mt the western end and proyis-
sion it for a length of time, allowing
it to float with the stream, but con-
trolled by ropes. If the boat goes
the chances are that the baby ROAD
goes too.
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BITS FROM BATES.
The Bazoo's Rich Hill Cores
pondent Rises to Make a
Series of Remarks.
A Running Commentary on Events
and Happenings in Mis-
souri's Pittsburg
Special Coz respondence of the Bazoo.
RICH HILL. March 81.

Special Coz respondence of the Bazoo.
RICH HILL, March 81.
Cid and chilly mornings and high
winds since Saturday.
DIR. T. r. Thornton, of Lees Summit,
brother of T. T. Thornton, was in the city
Tuesday in attendance a the wedding of
Mr. Thornton and Miss Harris.
j NJ. Atkeson, of Illinois, cousin to
w. q. AikesOn, is visiting i'm the city, the
guest of w. o. They will probably take q
"Trip to Arkansas in the near future.
An increase in business has necessitat-
ed an extra train on the Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Gulf railroad Large shipments of
in-freighf and an extra demand for coal
being the principle necessity.
There seems to have taken place a
very sudden and mysterious calm in politi-
cal circles as regards the approaching
township and city elections. There has
been but very little surface talk or specula-
ton since the last convt ntion.
Tom Ingles, formerly OF Rich Hill,
but late of Southern Missouri, where he
las been engaged i'm the Iumber business,
returned to the city Tuesday. He has sold
his interest in the firm, and will reside
here for the present.
Mr.. H. T. Thornton and Ms, Jennie
Harris were married al the residence OF The
brides father, W. W. Harris, at 1890 "a. IN .
Tuesday last, by Rv. \. l.. Scarrett, Of
Kansas CITY, The bride and groom lett on
the noon train for Kansas City. They vii!
also visit Chicago and ~. Louis before re
turning.
"A railroad meeting WAS held here yes
terday, most of the officials of the Lexlng-
ton branch of the Pacific being present !;
also J. Gould, Warder Cumming and
others were present. Col. Ell. Brown, of
Rich HILL. president of the Lexington
branch, was present, the meeting being
held in mis- Office
M. L. Stone, j. = Thompson, w. 7.
Smith. WIN. Smith, ". .. Atkeson and Mr..
Kuhn, also seven gentlemen from ihe
mines, representing the ]. o. o F., went TO
Butler last Sunday TO attend the funeral
exercises of Mr.. Bremmerman, member
of the Butler lodge. One hundred and
twenty Odd Fellows were present.
Farmer, Mcirew & Britton, are taking
an inventory of their stock OF general
merchandise, preparatory TO a dissolution
of partnership Mr.. Farmer will remain
At the old stand. retaining the drv goods
and grocery departments, while McGrew
& Britton will occupy quarters one door
west and retain the hardware department.
the firm, before dissolution, will close cut
the stock Of clothing on hands at first
cost
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RICH HILL NOTES.
Items Of Interest Picked Up by the
Bazoo's Correspondent
in that City.
Rich HILL, Mo, Ma

Special Correspondence Ia the BAzoo.
Rich HILL, Mo, March %
About an inch and hall OF snow fell
here Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing.
-Sixty-6ve names have been received "a
the circulating library being established at
F.. &. A. Birds.
-Drs. Gillett aud Higgenbotham at.
/, tended court AT Butler Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
p. T. johnson has sold ont his grocery
store on Sixth street, between Park avenue
and Maple street.
The Cannon Ball restaurant has put
up mt q sign, which gives il the cognomen
OF the Delmonico.
The Tuesday Evening club he'd its
regular meeting Tuesday night, entertain
ing large audience with an interesting
programme.
WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW
-When work will commence on the Rich
Hill wafer works?
When the next wedding will occur,
and who will be the happy pair?
If q certain Lightning jerker will rot
jerk himself into the bonds OF mairimony
soon?
If a certain heightened young blood is
not going duck" hunting rather frequent
ly of late?
If il is not almost a certain fact that
Rirh Hill will secure the ST. Louis 4 En-
p,ria railrosd?
Whether that divorce has been Sc
cured yst or not and if wedding will
lake place a. expected?
How many Young ladies there were
who envied the bride on Tuesday. and
wished IL was them instead?
III a Certain Young attorney is not se.-
ting up rather a serious case of tie
sweets ON the school marin ". tenn,
LIST Or PRESENTS
Received by Mr.. and Mrs. Larris Cain
al their wedding last week
Silver castOr-father and mother of the
bride
Set of silver fruit knives and bridal TO-
guet-MIs. l. A. Jones.
Elegant table dsmask and napkins
Mr. and Mrs. J. ). Weaihens.
Decorated China lea set and perfume
case-Wiliie Greasy.
Set oil silver dinner knives-Mr. and
Mrs. +. f. Kellogg.
Silver butter knife-Poetmas.er Huck-
eby.
Silver mustard spoou-Miss Jesse Huck-
ebv.
Handsome silver sugar spoon-Mrs. l..
HucTby,
Nicely decorated album-Mrs. NJ. G.
Maniey.
Silver napkin riDgs-Miss Efiis Brisgs,
Mt. Sterling Ill.
Cold cream dip with initials; TO l. &
l.. C.-irom 5. Il. J"-Mrs. Size l.. James.
Evansville. Indiana.
Gold lined lser k stand-Mr and
Mrs. ". L. Palmer, Norbourne, No.
Silver and cut gia>s berry bowl-Mrs.
Geo. +. CrnIchl,.y, Norborne, No.
Handsomely embroidered pin-cushion
Mrs. VIM. V. CARPENTER, NUrborne, Mo.
SET silver Irresponsible. aud Mrs. p.
{. Wilson. Csrroliion, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27
An Iron Watch.
=. A. baltimore Continent.

At a recent fair held in Worcester
shire, Messrs. CrOwther Brothers &
Co. exhibited a watch, in perfect rum
ming order, constructed wholly Of iron.
The object Of this curiosity was to i'll
ustrate the malleability of iron and its
consequent adaptation to wide varie-
ty of novel uses, especially as an ad-
vantageous substitute for glass in .
number. Of domestic articles. Such
articles when made of thin iron plate
possess the two desirable properties
of strength and ligbtness. while els-
gance of form is far more easily at-
tanned. Such articles may be easily
electro-plated with silver. gold, mic
kel, platinum. or adorned with all the
beauty of the enameler's art.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-27
mot GUILTY
The People Of Osceola Indignant
Over the AcQuittal OF Dave
Freeman for Attempted
Rape
Special Correspondence 10 the BAzoo.

Special Correspondence 10 the BAzoo
OscEoI.A, March L..
The case of David Freeman, colored, Wa.
called in our circuit court last Thursday
afternoon. charged with attempting rape
upon Young woman named Emma Raw
on the Sd of October, 1852, on the Roscoe
road, about one mile from town. The trial
lasted until late nour Friday night. The
prosecution witness identified the prisoner
aud others testified TO his being in tina,
vicinity. The defense set up sn alibi, but
In that did not succeed in proving his
whereabouts. The Jury was composed
mostly of young or middle aged men, and
after being ont one hour returned into court
with verdict of not guilty. The citizens
are greatly excited this Saturday morn
ing, and thrests are made against the negro
but We anticipate no real trouble
A young man named Marshal Ridge,
was arrested tere by Deputy Sh-riff Nor
gan, Wednesday, on warrant from Bates
county, charging him with burglary com
mitted eight wears ago. He was arrested
at the time, but gave bond and skipped,
and has been at large ever since. His COM
panion was sent the penitentisry and has
served his time.
L. A. Mentzer is making arrangements
to build two story business brick block
on the corner of Second and Chestnut
streets.
DIR. Mcneil has sold his residence on
Main street, to T. ID. Hancock The doctor
will leave for Kansas the first of April
DIR. W. f Bell occupies the rooms OPP
pOsite the bank lately vacated by Mrs
Stewards millinery store.
The fishing season has arrived. and We
have delicacy upon the market
Circuit court adjourned Saturday
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Too Much Thrift.
Texas Siftings.

liz behooyes editors to read their proc
carefully before their papers 60 TO press.
Col. Bill Short, of the Crosby County
Clarion and Farmers Vindicator, is a
fugitive among the chapparal and prickly
pears of Crosby, all because, In referring
editoriaIly to patron, he saws in his pa
per, that the patron is ''thieving Us usual. !"
He wrote, thriving as usual According
To the latest advices the indignant patron,
assisted by his numerous relatives, h ad Bill
corralled i'm a thicket.
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE

LONDON, Enc. April g. 1882. !
| find Hop Buffers a most wonderful
medical combination, heallhful, blood
purifying and Strengthening. / can from
medical knowledge, highly recomme nd
them as valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTHARD. Supt.
LONDON, ENG, Feb. l, 1882.
Gentlemen For years have been a
sufferer from kidney complaint, and from
using your Hop Bit.ers am entirely cured,
and can Recommend them to- all suii ring
from such disease. WILLIAM HARRIS