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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD
FROM CALVERT STATION.

TAKING EFFECT DEGEMEEH "A, 1852
For Washington, n, IN. 3lb aud AA m
daily, except sunday and 42D, 7,B o n ana
and .35 n. M, aud 10 and 7. 10 D. m dniiV '
For Pupe's G. eek Line, 100 a. M. and IN n y
daily except sunday, - "'''
For Annapolis, 7.0Aa. III, daily except SUNDAY
ana 5.Ul y. m, daily. ''
For richmond ana the south at In and \ AZ
a., daily, and 3. Is p. m, daily tXcrni -uiiaSS, a.
Fgr He south Via virginia Midland Railroad n
! ~ ain, daiiyI anu SAB y. Ia, except SUNDAY
1l0p. m, Sunday only
ror White sulphur and q. and o, Il. r.. al An
a, H., daily. 49, ~ Ia"
For Norfolk via Potomac River stesm.rs Mon
aay, Wednesday and Friday 1t ii IS a, r.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 40, $50, 7N5, 745, 9.5O II An
A. n, 2.55, 3. 25, BIO, I'm s.. .O5 D. In III -
lay, A.8o, 80, 1.4o, 80 II. 70 a. u, 5. 10 and
20 p. ' '''' anu
For Va. Midland Road, at4, 20 =. m. daily q os
?, m, except SUNDAY. 7.2O p. NJ, on sunday iVS
ForG. \ o. Road, ANA. ~, daily, assn. M.
except on sunday, - Hi''
FhoM fENNSYLYANtA-AVE STATION
For Warrington, s55, 7lO, $50 e.5aud nRa
si.a sd rs, rs and 10 p. M. On sundnv
a AZ Nm 1.5O Sno ana AS a. m, g. 10 aud l. TX
F9F annapolis, 7.lOa. M, daily except Sunday.
o'l5 ,, m, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
AZ 3 W 5.OO, 8. 30 and 10. 80 a. M, i.SO 42n a.
~, ~ D.. 80 and 10. ~ p. m. ON Sundavs NJ
p, M S'5p a. m. 10 $40, 7.3O, $50 and TO- % ~
GaIp J. X. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt,
AS r. UGF. GenerAl SIAnA9sI.
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THE wELL-REMEMBERED toy-balloon first
of April hoax of the Philadelphia Record
has drifted down into North Carolina, where
local correspondent seized upon it and
dressed it up in an even more thrilling man
ner, in which shape it is being
eagerly copied by many papers. Some jour
mails publish it as grayey as though the affair
actually occurred, but those who read the
original story in the Record will readily per
ceive the hoax. The North Carolina YER
sion is printed elsewhere in to-iay's paper,
under the caption "Up in a Toy Balloon, ~
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

Orr HOME club plays a mighty game in
exhibition contests and its friends will await
with considerable interest the result of its
championship contest with the Pottsville
club, this afternoon
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHING
TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY CoUPLERI
STEEL RA1ISi
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT


TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNY CoUPLERI
STEEL RAILS
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. r. 1882
LEAVE GAMDEN STREET STATION:
A. NJ tChicag,o?, Cincinnati, st. Louis Fast Ex-
Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago.
v" Mib1isISn VIZ soa,h,iy ana way i,h, Stations, VA;
$50 flirott City and way stations.
so Washington and way stations.
7,e tWSsaington Express. -.......
iN1IpN EN-. and stations on MetrOpOli-
$50 tpicdmont strashurg, Winchester, Hag-
erslown, Frederick and way stations via
MAN stem. tUn Sunday 10 klllcott City
800 tTfilsnuRG, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
MASHINnT0N AND COLUMBUS EX.
lltnS,i llhESG dally a9d CliiCAGo daily except
Suahiicul, Sleeping ears Baltimore to Gin
IIlh9all Louisyille and Chicago Junction.
Iarlor cars Chicago junction to ChicAgo
SSarirpimR oars, Grafton to indianapolis
$40 iL,Wds1inE Ton ana way way sta ions. Annapo-
1890 WS,AIssltINGfoN AND LAUREL Ex-
P.M.
,,2d5 Washias,n, Annapolis and way.
-'"' ~ IN SUNDAY only, for Washington and
20 70 w,., wH!ngo't gity and way stations.
nlnnh. 2nantico, except Sunday. Con-
hScl ~ W aslilngton with |. Il y. G. Co., on
mnhuhy, wednesday and Friday, and with
l'nl"ihac Steamboat Go. ON Tuesday Thurs
CAV dnd saturday for Old Point Comfort
400 WASHINGTON EXPRESS, stops nj
Hyatt tsviiie. $50
way. - 'NS~ ~hu
9'm Washington, Annapolis and way.
go itHtlicb and way stations.
NJ Ahi luhhREE and way stations
9'o Ahhington and way stations
~ iiittsO4rg, Cleveland and Detroit FSpress
- ~. iAlace Sleeping Cars to pittsbuTV
o.ia AGO CINCINNATI, ST I0IiiS
AslilNGTON AND CpIUMBiJS EX.
fhFSS. u. .. Palace Sleeping Cars To
,lhclhhalii st. Louis and Chicag1 lynch.
II r. nnrR ana the south, via Va Midiand
" 10 kph sunday only, tur Mt Airy and wav
~ ID M airy Aud way stations.
lt'"u " tahi ilRtun aud way stations
LtaNt Tor Mtttupulltan Brauch z is n m II
ana 2.N 7. M For Rockville, rs. 20 A. m -
an trains stop at Relay except 3. % a. m,
LEAVE WASH >GTON For BALTIMORE.
:, 200 1870 $50, t7.i5, $40, 1900, l0.oo a m
~ ia 2.20 t2b. t3.0O, $50 30 a. 40 +5 a.
l'iiWHh t.~ y. W and H.. y. IN. S'' -
except SUNDAY. Ni a@'1s ually'
iia@@aH" rf,iled fpt alld cnecKed Al hotels ana
,E1Nig"ha ,Gn orders left AT Ticket Ufticrs IL
MraI bAIIl MORE STREET, N. ". Cor CMa1 AZ
iIGt; ,oAMDhN STATION and 81 S0IJTiI
". NJ. CLEMENTS, gK Inpn
""''tr "i transportation. tien, Pass Ven,
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DIR. TERRY LOTI(
-FOR-
Softening and Beautifying the Skin

This preparation has a remarkably healing and sd
effect upon the Skin. Itremoves Pimpes, Bloches E
Red or lnfamed Noses, Freckcs Sunburn, Rough or Y
Lips or Hands, Liver Spots and Dscoloratons D@nd
Itching of the Scalp Thickened or Brittle Nails ETC
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist, Prot
). Gauntt, M. d., Graduate OF the University o! Pemy
1874:
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MISOELLAvEOnS
ON OR BEFORE JULY lOvu

We will have another lot of Mems All-wool ;o1;,
Suits at $500. They making. Hero so ~ OIOe
We manufacture goods especially to sell at los, 'ne PI
mon thing to sacrifice stock on hand but unbeopd II
We do it to keep promise Of giving YOU tbe VI
If accident during the national holiday has imn,r %
robe remember that Oak Hall will supply the ar !o1t
cies in clothing at the very smallest cost. oVN d1
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RAILROAD LIVES
DHILA DELPHIA, VIII fsis l,s5ssE
u MTNt9TNh AND HM ~&4 Nsf~
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

u MTE@T0h AND Hs& ~Na' Nsr%
BALTIMoIiE RAILROAD.
JUNE2 1859.
Trains viii eese Wilmington as iollowa ioi
Philadelphta ana fntermedlates stptlOns--d.41,G Gy
10,S0, a. m. 3.SJ, 400, 7.@, 800, H. m
philadelphia teNnreg,alla2.m, 22A s;@l ~ S'l9
sos, 7.A6 y. m.
'l2.3s, 1.s4 ~, 5.l., 6.as, 7.b,p. M.
Baltimore aud intermediate statons-l,0h
a.l7 a. m. 6.oop. N.
baltimore and Bty Line-6,Sp IN.
Baltimore ami NashingtOn-l.i2, i.5l, 500 III
Il. M. LOO, rl.s, $50, b.S7, l.Ol p. m.
baltimore on.y-i.Ja, a. m l2.27 nd 6,0p.m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Casiie-NlN $40 M. Les, 800, 4. 25 y.
Warrington .pd Intermediate ststlons-9.lo a. n.
Los, e.2I pm.
Delmar ami intermediate statisns--9iO a. IN.
Express for Dclmar so pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate stauOns-S. lUS. "A.
l2.0Om. $50. 7.3O, s.ij, p, M.
Phuadelphls aud New York 2,O0, 2.23 n. m. sill,
6.Ss, 7.26 y. m.
Baltimore aud washington--I.42, 4.5i. 500. s.l7,
a. m. ll.Oi p. IN.
Baltimore-l.O5 II. m,
For further Information passengers are
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot.
AS-rrains marked .hus: O. are limited express
upon which extra rare Is charged.
j. Il. WOOD. GeneraI Passenger AKt
CHAs. ", PuGH. tiel,nrsd MANAGER.
baltimore / u PHILADELPHIA K. X.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after JUNE list, 1881 trains will run AS
follows:
Leave Wilmington los, lO.S0, a. IN; 40 D. IN.
Arrive at Lanlcnherg, $50 a. M; 1900 noon,
s. 10 p. m.
suudays, leave Wilmington, 10 30 u. M. and
90 D M.
Arrive at Landrnherr, ll.4O a. IN. 40 y. IN.
Leave l4audeEb berg u. 80 a, M; 1850 y. IN.
Arrive at Wilmington 500 a. m: ?. Is y. m
Sundays, leave Landpnberg, S.OOa m I. III u. IN .
Arrive Wilmington, q. 10 :. NJ. 5.iOp, m
-. CON NELL suprrint'nd ndent.
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ANY OF orR patrons who desire to get re-
lived of their trade dollars can do so by
calling at the business Office OF the GAZETTE
aud settling their accounts, We are taking
them right along, at par.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

THE National Anti.Monopoly Conference
IN Chicago, yesterday, made good stride
into public confidence by adopting by
large majority, committee report omitting
Dennis kearney and another California
blatherskile from the list Of delegates.
Kearney, it is said, viii hold convention
OF his own.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

The FIGHT against the trade dollar was
deadly blow at the working people of the
country, upon whom the loss occasioued by
its forced depreciation would chiefly fall.
These people, in the future, will doubtless
remember those who encouraged the sense
less crusade of the sreculators and those
who stood up for their interests by arrest
ing the panic.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

The GAZETTE is the only paper in the
city that came boldly to the reliet of the
people in the senseless trade dollar furry.
Had the other papers joined in this prompt
protest against the outrageous robbery Of
our working classes, the ridiculous farce
would have been ended ere this However
the GAZETTE started the reaction, and the
end Is near at hand.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

THE HORRIBLE accident at the ship launch
on the Clyde is perfectly iucomprehensible
to our people, WHO have witnessed so many
successful launches in this city. There must
have been something radically wrong in the
construction of the vessel to make it wobble
and sink, like an old tub, as soon as it en-
tered the water
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

THE WISE MERCHANT is he who, adver-
tises in the GAZETTE "trade dollars taken
Eat par"
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

THE STORE KEEPERS who so fuolishly re-
jeeted the trade dollars will be heartily
ashamed of their folly before the week is out
The reaction is rapidly setting in, and the
furry will soon be over.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

-lAhtNG hFF n VI lbBhN !. I1h3--
Trains leave Baltimore city lime, as follows,
Mail Train, daily except SUNDAY, for
thr North and Wrst.................... T. ma m
taitago and Limited Express, daily
Nt9l ..., .......,...,....,..lO.4 10. IS "A. m
Lock llaHtn ana Natkihs Express, uZ-
trit sunday Is a. m
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
oHhudA .................... g. ~ IN
Western Express, daily ................ j. a n M
Mail EX press West, II Is NJ ~ M m
Erie lIdi and Buffalo Express, except '''
saturday. Is H. III
fark town Accommodation, 3. - and s. n a. m,
aaily, except sunday, sunday only 9 Yi m
CngktysNlle Accommodation, s. ~ II 10 A. m
~ 80 90, 1900, li.dD p. IN. ON Sundav'
~ d. IN, /. 81 ana 10 p, III, ~
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 80 a, m
For uuberland Valley Railroad 7.30 A. m .
ilagcrstpwn, 10. 40 Il. m. '''
For Green spring Branch, 6.%Oa. M, and $50
T. IA.
Tram arrive from The West, 7.4oa. n., sos and
-. -. III, daily. From Tie Nurth, T. % A. In
ttily, except Monday, s. % ana D. in, rx.
cept sunday, '
For tickets 10 all points East, North ana West
apply III Calvert Station, ri NUrth,1.t c"rnsr,
baltimore and Calvert streets, ana al iJnion
SlatFuH, - '"'''''
Baggage called for ana checkrd nj holpls an,
residences on orders LETT NJ utlcr, northeast NV
Hef Baltimore and Calvert streets ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIOh
FOR NEW NnRE
DAILY. sDaily, except Sunday.


Express on y ork-iays, 3.N5, 3.2O, 3.45, $50, 73
s.2o, SO and II a. m. tl.imitcd Express, 10
and .Oi night On Sundays, S.O5, $40, ~
S.D Il. m, 1, Oimited Express. ). 2O) d. 30, 7.lj
5 ana s.2ep. N, and 1901 night.
For Brooklyn, y. y, AL through trains con-
meet at Jersey city Win boats Of "Brookhn
Annex, - ahurdinE direct transfer to Fulton
street. avoiding double ferriaRe and journey
across New YORK city.
ocean Gg. ~ ASnury fark and Long Branch,
q. ~ anh ( ~ a4h., and 800 y. M, ON week
FROM KENsINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New YORK, 6.55 and $40 a. IN. on
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, Via Camden ana Trenton,
Nm a. ~ an ana f8np ~ =. MI on on week days,
stations, S.2Oa. m, and .. 20 p. IN.
Tuckerton, s. 70 a. m. aud 53j p. m,
BELYlDERE DIVISION.
FROM skoAD STREET STATION.
Daly except Sunday y-ENpress for I.ambertviIle,
Fatston, Delaware Water Gap, scranton, Bing-
htlntuu and oswcgu, 81 a. m, l2U and 100 d.
ia. For scranton and Water Gap only 400
For ambcrtville Sp. M
For Flemingt9n, 7.62 "a. M, u, OI ami 4.OOp. III.
IGns arrNe y dal except sunday From Easton,
AND NORRIS STREETS,
D9iiY except SUNDAY Express r9r LamhertvllIe,
ilslntgn and oswcga 7.i0 "a. M, l2,Ol, $50 D. ~.
tnr scranton ana Matrr Gap only, AS >. IN.
For isambertyiio, ,. 10 y. IN.
For Pennington, ina. NJ; l2.0l amt 3. IS u. IN.
lfaih5 arrive daily except SUNDAY, From
t.istun, 30 and iO.3O A. M, ami Los d. m
Slcriln@-car tickets can be had At Broad aud
Chestnut streets, o3o Chestnut street, ami Broad
SlTrrt station.
lh, Union Transfer Company VIII call for aud
rhtck baggage from hotels and residences, Tiur
cards and nun information can be obtained nj thp
stations anu at the following
No. o3s Chestnut street
| rIrK ~ nEptrEu. >. e. rOr, Broad aud Chestnut
= No. llb Market street,
lNo. lthGllOn ave. Gurntut'n n
CHARLES y. PIGIi, General Manager.
). H. WOOD, LtnCGu Passenger AVvnl
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Datlu gazette
WILMINGTON, THURsDAY,t Jolly o.
Take the Trade DOLLAR.

If all our merchants viii follow the ex-
ample Of those who have advertised their
intention of taking the trade dollar at par in
exchange for goods, the furry will end at
once, and the iniquitous speculation in the
coin that has been going on for the past
week brought to sudden end. Even If the
banks decline to receive trade dollars on de-
posit, their acceptance by the stores will
keep them in such active and general cir
culatioH that business men will not suffer
any inconvenience thereby.
The people themselves may materially
hasten this arrangement by resolutely re-
fusing to patronize the store-keepers who
foolishly set their faces against trade dollars,
and tuying only from those who
take them at par. This course will soon
bring the stubborn dealars to their senses,
and dissipate the last shadow OF opposition
that has already been maintained too long.
Trade dollars are ever 80 much better than
no trade, and departing customers will soon
bring merchant to a realization OF the fact
that it is perfect folly to refuse coin that
is possessed Of more intrinsic value than the
"dolar of our daddies," which moves
around with perfect freedom by virtue of
being the accepted 'coin OF the realm"
Congress will doubtless take hold
of the trade dollar question next
winter, and arrange for re
tirement of the troublesome coins
at the mints Meanwhile, the people should
firmly resist all attempts to make them
the subject of dishonest speculation, and
keep them floating at par until they are re-
deemed in the proper manner. They can dc
it if they will only put up with little in
convenience for a few days.
CHIEF HAWKINS attempts TO excuse his
incivility to the newspaper reporters upon
the plea that they want to peer into his pri
vate business. This is the most arrant non
sense. The reporters or the public have
not the slightest interest in Chief Hawkins
private business, and he is welcome to keep
it to himself forever. 1t is his public affairs
that they look into, and their exposure OF
his numerous shortcomings is what makes
him SO mad, and SO toolishly vindictive to
wards the representatives of the press.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

IHE TRADE DOLLAR is going to hold its
own until it is dccenty retired "and don't
& forget it."
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

1HE DAYS Of the watermelon and peach
are drawing near.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05

Wells "Kougn ou Coru-.''
Ask for Wells "R1ugh on Colus.' 10
cep,s. Quick, complete, permanent cUic.
Corns, warts, huuions.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05
Flies and Bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice,
g3phers' chlpmunks, cleared out by
"ROugh on Rats" l5 cents.
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PATENTS ANDERSON = su,Tu

IA / EN- rs ANDERSON " SMITH,
-, Solicitor of U S. and Foreign
talTnlS, No. 200 seventh street, cor. O. n,,,, -"
nondcnra da1,nj saljaie ,ljGg Wa hmgton y. g. CTR =
Zee charged unless patent is allowed. Rrier.n no 40
~. Mia 1"hlsoh ca Rankcrs aud PnstmasirT
~ fmrSsnl'E'olA =. g Pamphlet of lnstructions
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ANALYTICAL IABRATuIY, No. 2gln MAsTEEsTE1
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February n SA

= u
"a,
Having carefully Es
of
mild enOln
~
Omgha
tica an
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HONEST JUDGE HOLMAN.

H6-Diamoud Dyes are 80 perfect mud 50 he
OIr,II tIat II Is Ptrd>ur. - .-,.- .-e---s
good for dark or light colors. 10 cents
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NEw ADrEETIsEMExrs.

| A Nh CLAIMS A SPECIALITY
n 1,A1N WAltRANTS, ADDITInN4,
~ lirHhESI EAD 1EkflFiCATES and ali kif'is
VI 70 4 NJ NJ SCRlI bought and sold. Large SID :
:, ~ ~ OF hny II SO, write to A. A. THOMi q
N'l"rhrN -at-La~, NaslrnVlnn, ID q. @'' =
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JOHN WANAMAKER
JOHN WANAMAKER,

htstnlL Thirteenth andMarket streets
ana city square, Philadelphia,
The daily gazette., 1883-07-05
Thar Huspana q, Nine

10 three times the man he was artUrp lac h-
gan using HWe,is' Health Remover. 81
Druggists
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T,gu,r ,pvtrEu. >. Il, cor Broad and Chrytnut
- 'NA No. ll6 Market street,
No. lthellOn ave. Grrnaut'n "a.
CHARLES u. I'IIGH General Mn,,,pr
s. Il. WOOD, Gtncnd Passenger agent,
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
-rAKINa EFrhcT oornntn l Issl

u0UBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERN, MAG NIFlCENT
EQUIPMENT NOKnHERN CENTRAL IA q.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13
wARRENSBURG WIND.
What q Bazoo Reporter Caught IN
In the Quarry City Yester-
day Evening.

The Standard office moved Yesterday.
-Sbryock Bros, news dealers, will here
alter handle the BAzoO.
Ali Burnett's Tea Party is billed here
10 play in Empire hail ON the l4lh inst.
j. III. Christopher, the dry goods king
Of Warrensburg, left Tor New York last
night, Tor his spring stock.
John N. Gaty is forty eight years old
and sells more real estate than all the bal
ance of the agents i'm Central Missouri.
Bob Dalton, OF the Ea,is, still smiles
on his friends, and the old established
house gathers them in" as IL always did.
-Chas. Hoffman and w. Mason, Sc
dalia grocery merchants, We're in town last
night, looking after supplies for the retail
trade nj Sedalia.
-. Cockrell, the well-knowu attorney
has, for some time past, been missing arti
eies oil clothing from his residence, and his
cOlored servants have also been missing
things. Mr.. T.. finally settled i'm his mind
that co! red boy, about 10 wears old. was
the thief, but lie hid ND evidence 10 sub
stantiate his belief. Last nigh, he corner
ed the youthful coon and told him of his
belief. Of course The boy sioutly denied
the sccusatIon, but aitsrcon>;derable per-
suasion he admitted his gnii, and pro-
ducrd some oil the articles He was allowed
To- depart without arrest. with the Iniuuc-
ton To- steal no NOR.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13

noise and, without waking anybody or
ma ing any fuss, quietly investigated.
What .he saw induced her to procure q
single barreiled pistol, which she carefully
discharged, retiring To- reload. The rob-
b rs h-d before she could treat thrm with
another shot, but red stream oil libe-al
dimensions testified to the accuracy of her
aim. Such a woman must be handy to
have around a house. Your RADIX is dis
qualified from competition for the prize.
Blower Levy is i'm trouble again. Min
nie Conway, whom he married some years
ago, has returned t. III stage, To the sur
prise Of everybody. The reason is now
apparent IL seems Levy had an Indiana
divorce from his LONDON vile, but COLI
tinued In support her, and then tried 10 get
a valid divorce after his second marriage
Minnie claims that both she and Levy were
deceiv, d nv ex-Judge Ditreuhoefer, prom
inent politici,u and Levy's counsel, about
this Indiana divorce, and there's onsider-
able Of rumpus.
new stock exchange is TO be formed
As the old one Is now chiefly doing busl
- ON the jackkniie SWAPPING basis. il Is
difficult To see how il will work. Lambs
are scarce nova days.
\ ferocious anti tobacco justice has de-
clared war on the great cigarette interest
by promu:gat ny bis intention 10 double
the penalties OF all Juvenile culp ri's ar
rest. a f,r other ofienses, found guilty Of
smoking these cylindrical combinations OF
paper and shredded weed. He 81, - he oes
il i'm the interest of public, physical and
mental health. RADIX.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13
,ut enlightening us on the evil efitcts Of
drinking beer.

drinking beer.
The Young democrats are in the field
in The present city canvass George w.
Acton. rising young lawyer. asks Ia he
made ely attorney, while Harry Wilson
is on the track for marshal, ami I'd. Short
wants lie office of city assessor
THE wca' her is clear and beautiful to-
dav. DuIr roaus are fast dsyIng up AMI
there are more farmers in town than for
munrli>. Business is. ems quehtiy, very
brisk
beverly Bunce, onr new county clerk
has moved To tom and rented the house
OF JOS. Rosenbaum. on the corner of Nor
gan and Sixth str cis.
COLLECTOR elect j. ID. Harse will take
possession ~ his office next Monday. Hi
brother, L. T. Harke, will be his deputy
C. T. Broxn. one If the daisy drum
me 5, talked iatiy To Eo"nville merchants
Saturday.
Miss Florence Lee il at Pleasant
Green. visiting the family of Mr.. A. "A.
Walker.
BoDnville needs hoard Of trade
badly Some of her leading citizens are
talking the matter up.
Mrs. DIR. Martin, of Russellville. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Short, of this
place.
John FRAY, If Lamina township. was
conspicuous AT the rink last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Lola Nelson is on visit t. a
sick sister, Mrs. DIR. Harrison, at Arrow
Rock