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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
COPIAa DEMOCRATIC TICKET


For District Attoruey-9th District
r. n. MILLER, o! Oopiah.
For State Sens'or--29th District.
I. A. DICKSON, of Simpson
For the Legislature;
A, b. GUYNES;
DR.. Z. y. ROWAN;
For Sheriff.
TT. HARGRAVE;
For Chaucery Clerk;
q +. WOLFE;
For Circuit Clerk.
+. W. BROWN;
For Treasurer,
r. w. MlLLSAPS;
For Assessor.
c. d. RHYMES;
For Surveyor.
A F. KlLPATRICK;
For Coroner and Ranger,
ID. WOODS;
Supervisor Beat one,
JOEL LILLY.
Justice of the Peace, Beat 1,
Il. d. LOWE.
For Constable,
S q. KENT;
For Supervisor, Beat Q,
W. f. PRICE.
For Supervisor. beat 5.
J. +. SEXTON.
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Jim Boot, q notorious oolored bur-
qlar and desperad, in Madison conn,
~, has been captured at last He
was run down with dogs BY jesse
Summit colored, who bad TO knock
him down with o club before be
would surrender. Summit gete 500
reward. Now Mississippian,
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Editorial Items.

ssS sS'f 'eN% $3.50
Eeven more days will tell the
tale.
LOIS carry the election by one
thousand.
Bat three is going TO surprise
somebody.
Tne new court house at Magnolia
is nearly completed.
Yellow fever is raging in Mexico,
near the Texas border.
TIE eyes Of the State are upon
you, Copiahans. Do your duty.
A car load of cotton on the V. &
NJ. r, r. was burned at Jackson last
week.
The Meridian Baptists have had a
revival resulting in thirty cOnv;r-
siors.
Tue town Of Hickory, IN Newton
county. has refused license to whis-
Ky sellers.
Col. Ell Richardson ia going to
establish o packet line between Rose
dale aud yicksburg.
The Philadelphia Times thinks
Post Mister General Gresham has
the presidential fever.
The Massachusetts, democrats and
greenbacksrs have fused in support
of Gen. Butler for governor.
Ifyou want to save your county
from bankruptcy, vote for the demo-
cratic nominees for supervisor.
A negro named Pete died a. New
ton Saturday night apparently pois-
.ened with a drink Of whiskey.
Bishops Of the Episcopal Church,
now 10 session in Philadelphia, or
dsined two deaf mutes to the priest
hood.
Owing to tho poor exhibit made
by Mississippi in the Louisville Ex-
position our department there has
been closed.
1t is sstin lted with good stand,
that "a bolls on stalk. an acre OF
laud will produce bale Of cotton
weighing 500 pounds.
The Machine shops Of tho Alabama
Great Southern Railroad, which Me-
ridian hoped to get, have finally
been located at Birmingham. Ala.
The horse johnson, paced mile
in two minutes aud ten seconds in
Chicsgo. This is the fastest pacing
known and faster than any trotting
yet recorded.
Mr.. O. A. Hamilton, OF Wesson,
has accepted the invitation of the
Crystal Springs Democratic Club,
and will address that body on Sat-
urday evening next.
The United States Supreme Court
on Monday rendered its decision GU
the civil rights cases. aud this most
obnoxious measure has now been
removed, the court pronuncing il IN.
constitutional and void.
From all accounts. We are safe in
saying that the Yazoo Valley Road
will be completed to Yazoo City by
the Goth Of November; the Memphis
and New Orleans Road will Be com.
pletsd by the LIST Of December.
II is stated that Senator Eimunds
has announced his intention to re-
sisn the position OF President pro
tenn, as soon as the new senate meets.
Senator Anthony, Of Rhode Island,
will no doubt then be chosen.
The Independents treated Iks
Jones badly-very. When they
concluded to throw him overheard
they should at least have passed a
resolution endorsing himfor helping
TO put the county in debt fourteen
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THE v. AZ. a. AssoCIArIoN.

The Vegetable & Frait Growers
Association Of Hazlsbur-t will meet
on tho 1st Saturday, 10 November,
8 p. N. sharp; all members who with
to ssud for seeds Of any kind are 70.
qussted to be present With the cash,
Price List and Catalogues win 30
on hand, oil who want seeds and are
not members are invited to be pres
emit and join ms.
RlcH. CoxwrtL. Pess.
FLOYD FoaD, See.
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Quarterly Conference, Brookhavcn Dis.
trict.
Spring Ridge, at Forest Hill. O,i. G.
ana z.
Terry, at M uui Pleasan', Oct. 18th.
and l4th
Cry-ml Spring. Co.,. 90 b. AID 2lst.
S,rep'a, o. %.
Rehnbe,h. OCT. 90.
Haz 'eburSt, 9Th and %.
Fair River, at Pleasant Grove, Oct
81, and Nov. !.
McComb City, Nov. 3, and 4.
Adams ard Boguechilto, at Adams,
Nov. 8; and o.
Summit, Nov. 10, aud IL.
Brookhaven, Nov. 10, and 10.
Providence, Nov. %, and %.
Wesson, at Bsauregsrd, Nov. a..
and %.
Bayon Pierre, ut Pleasant Ridge
Dec. /, and 3.
Scotland. ct Bethel, Dec. 6, and z.
Brandyw,ue. ID g. 3, and9.
ia B. JONES.
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Thomas Gillum was convicted last
week Ia Alfalfa of the murder Of Matt
Suggs and sent to the ponitentiary
for life.
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Hons. r. N. Miller and &. 8.
Dodds will address the people OF
Beauregard on next Saturday week
at 4 q. m, and al Wessop at Z r. IN.
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Mr.. E. A. Ejw ards, on six acres
Of land in Tupelo raised six bales
of cotton weighing 500 pounds each.
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VOTE FOR WOLFE

Go Wesl-hut don't go without o
bottle Of Wilder's Call Tonic-a
guaranteed cure for Chills and Fee
YER.
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A boy in Grenada county killed
four Wild turkeys at one shot last
week.
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VOTE FOR DICKSON
Two Pictures.

DEMOCRACY. RADIcALIsM.
A government Hate.
for and by the Ruin,
people, aud in Misiule,
the interest Of the Corruption,
people. Hon est Profigacy,
men to administer Bankruptcy,
our affairs, and Extravaganza,
white sup c IL a. High Taxes,
cy. Rad icalism
Which will you choose
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Torn TO psices With . Conghf Will
dcn Wild Cherry viii mend. yoa up
as good a. new.
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Near Tupe'o large wild turkey
few against the smoke stack OF
locomotive and W a captured.
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Monday Next, October 29th.

The Executive Committee cordial.
" invite and request every demo-
cratic club in the county to send up
u full delegation. Buckle on your
war whoop aud throw Your rebel
yell over Your shoulder aud come
along. Lst's have grand old dem.
ocratic love feast. Let Tail Holt
muster her valiant sons and show
that rho is alive TO the importance of
the campaign. We are counting on
her, and feel that she is rot going to
dissppoins Us. The speaking will
take place at II o'clock, o. m.
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RATHER TOO IlNG.

After Twenty Years ON the Wrong Vide OF
Life virginian Turns the Tables.
"How long I'D YOU sa!f"
"Tweniy years I said. Up 70 the iimo
Lien,ioned ihad suffered from diseased !iv-
or for twenty years." said Mr.. 3. ]. Han
cock, OF Richmond, Va. half sadly. as II
though thinking Of that dilapidatcd section
of his life. at tinias almost wished II
had pleased Providence 10 omit the liver
from the human anatomy"
'Bsb enouRh--tweuty years OF Tint sort
OF thing. Wha, was the upshot OF IT,
sThe upshot was that some time ago
went down TO Scots drug store in this city
ard bought one Of BENSOS'S CAPSINE
POROUS PLASTERS. applied It and was
relieved In lew hours. and am now IS
sound rs though my liver were made ofIn-
dia rubber"
Benson's-u unlike tho oldfashiored pla'.
tcrs-act promptly. Look isr the word
CAPSINE. which is cut 10 the glars. PRO
CSC. seabury &c johnson, che i'', New
York.
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JESSE r. JONES, N. ..
How to Cure consumption

Ine RTeotuuui.
Decentralization
this destroyer OF
the human race,
and Its rapid In
crease, call with
trumpet voice for
the genius ofsomo
ono TO devise
means for the do.
hronement OF Its
power. The cure
has been discov.
cred and 10 saw
Ing Thousands.
Genius has In
vented o detect
or; nature has
furnished tho
remedy. Avail
yourself oft be.
,forc Il 10 too late.
A slight cold, II
neglected, onen
terminates in
oUoIuaf fhla ANN
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

An Indiau ball play will be ono OF
the ATTRACTIONS OF the Meridian fair.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

consumption. To guard against this SURF
cousscns'C Compound Honey Of Tar, =
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r z M EN- 3 Err
The Central Democratic Club
WILL NEE,
On Tomorrow Night, 2sth

Instead OF Saturday night.
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Now for the Landlord.

A. H. Randall is the owner Of the
building occupied by Messrs. London and
White, who kept gambling room. The
law is quite explicit on the punishment Of
any person who permits his buildings to
be used for gambling purposes. The law
in the case reads IS follows:
''sectiHn l'I9 Every person who shall permit any
gaming table, bank device. 10 bye sc. up q
the pIrpose::ci gaming ia any honse, building,
sae6, booih. shei.ef, vt other premises Ia him
belonging, - ~ him occupied, of which he hath,
at the time, the possession control shslt,
v;c,ion be- adjudged gully vi misdemeanoi and
punished by Imprisonment n the countv Jail or
work-house TO nos more than one year nor less
than thirty days, ar by tine exceeding live
hrnd: ei collars leSs Than iiy dollars"
Approved Ma ch -. 1851.
If some person. in the interest OF NOR
ality-perhaps Mr.. q. c. Heard, prose
cutting attorney, will now proceed against
Mr. Randall, case can be made against
him under the section above quoted
Don't stop this prosecution until the man
who owns the building is punished.
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Railroad Eating Houses.

Most travellers think, in going 6wards
Texas by the way of this city, that when
they leave Sedalia they leave behind them
the last good eating house. While the
traveller is going south, after leaving the
Kansas line, he..goes into an almost nnbroken
wilderness of prairie country and for over
two hundred miles-the habitstion of the
red man-,here is little or no civilization
At Savanna and Eufaula in the territory
when trains stop for meals, Mr.. Ed Morris
keeps at each place the eating station.
Passengerswill always find the best that any
market affords on bis table, cooked and
served by skilled hands and in style viii h
wonld make an epicure smile.
When travelling south do not fail to 60
to the table when the bell rings for twenty
minuits lay-by at either OF the above named
places, and the BAZoo will guarantee that
y0n will not regret il.
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FENkY COUNTY.

Clinton is to have another railroad !,
will be the Kansas City & Southern.
A new Baptist church which cost
50 geo, was dedicated in Bethlehem town
ship last Sunday.
j. NJ. Miller, who clerks for Foote
Bros, Clinton, had his collar bone broken
Wednesday by being thrown from horse
Mr.. Weston Renfro. of Leesville,
Henry county, died last Sunday. De-
ceased was an old settler, and an upright
citizen.
-Dobney A. Nance died near Morris,
Henry county, last Saturday. Of corsump-
ton. Deceased was As years old, and a
native of Kenucky.
"A company with Mayor Nash as gen.
eral manager, assisted by Judge Heylemsn,
Of Rich Hill, have already established in
in the northern part of Clinton, levels ana
grades. and made such cuts and fills as is
possible to make in midwipter.
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A New Era.

The true secret of happiness is perfec
health, which enables ihe individual to Ell
JOY life, and attain competency and con
tentment. The martyr to dyspepsia, i'm
continual misery, is without hope i'm the
pursuit of business or pleasure. and rea'-
lies that existence yields o lIy failure. But
a new era has come, and good health is
assured, with positive relief from The ills
of digestion and torpid liver, by the Use of
DIR. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
are very nice, try them. Only % and 80
cents, in handsome boxes. For sale by
Bard & Miller.
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Act of a Somnambullst.

Yesterday morning man walked of OF
Conductor Halls train, few miles north
IF Sedalia, while the train was going at a
high rate of speed. Tho train was stopped
aud the men went back to gather the pas.
seDger up. They found him alive and I'M
hurt. He scolded some, but finally con-
cluded he was mistaken. He said he
thought he was at Sedalia, but concluded
he was asleep. He got OH the train at
Stoutsville and refused to give his name,
rs he did not care to have the world know
of his perilous feat
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SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1883.
BAZOO BUZZ.
s.. G. Needles for sewing machines.
Blank books at McClellan's.

IS. G. Needles for sewing machines.
Blank books at McCiellan's.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT VESTS.
Col. Switzler oi the Columbia States.
man. is to marry a wealthy widow of 81.
Louis.
Charlie McAnianch yesterday bought
twenty-five fat hogs, averaging $50 pounds
They were q very fine lot.
w. r. Crecket of the Nevada Demo
crat. is the handsomeSt man OF the Mis-
souri, press gang excepting Hudson.
Tom Lingle of the Henry County
Democrat, did not go to Jefferson City TO
get an office, and he was not disappointed.
He was a locker on.
The mayor of New York does the
marriage act. that is, ne legal.zes mar
riages. Wonder how our Mayer Messerly
would act at such business?
Bob White of the Mexico Ledger has
sworn off, and the saloons of Mexico have
hung Grape on their door knobs, and the
women who wash his socks have made a
1'corner" on carbelic acid.
We netice some improvement going
on en- the Missouri track in front of the
Garrison house. The work consists in
tearing up the old decsved pIanks that
form a part of the crossing. which will be
supplanted by new material.
Sheriff Conner sold yesterday, in front
Of Germania hall, Us ACRES of the Louis
X. Jenes estate to G J. Jones, for S2,240.
Also forty acres for SOL, TO II. c. Sinnet
The land is situated four miles east of
Henstonia, and was seld under partition
Mr.. John Kaiser received yesterday,
six bouncing Holsters weighing from three
to five pounds each. Some of them were
over foot long, and alive when the re-
porter saw them. They were curioslties
to one not familiar with that species of the
piscatorial tribe.
There has been scrimmage at Osceo-
Ia, Mo. A BAZoo correspondent tells
about ii in long letter. |; seems dep
uIy constable insulted friend in a public
place. where the friend could net resent it,
Later they met when the deputy constable
thought ii best to eldeavor to live to fight
another day. He lives
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RED STORE,
POT OHIO STREET.
ARE THEY DEAD BEATS 4?
The History of an Outfit Which
Fleeced the Good People
of Montrose.

Some time October, NJ. NJ. Withirby and
]. J. Rice came to Montrose with an outfit
for making views of residences, etc. They
put up at the English house. Withirby s
wife expecting to be confined seen, he look.
ed around for place in private family.
Mrs. Hall widow lady kindly consented
to board them and take care of her during
her confinement.
Soon after they came they commenced
taking orders for enlarged copies of old
pictures OF various kinds and rented room
To work in aud quit viewing and started a
copying house. They sent for Mrs. Davis,
of Jacksonville, to assist Rice with the
copying, and hired w. X. Thurman to
assist Withirby to canvas for work.
In q short time Mrs. Davis husband
came also. He did not seem TO take any
interest in the photo business, but was can
wasting for a book of some kind. About
from her confinement he (Witherby)
bought some furniture from Mr.. Joe Len.
nariz and they went to housekeeping.
Withirby gave cut the impression that he
owned everything and the others were
working for him, either for regular wages
or part of the profits. Things went on thus
until Wednesday or Thursday of last week
when he went out to deliver lot OF finish.
ed work, promising to settle his bills when
he returned, Friday or Saturday.
He came in fter dark Friday. They
moved everything OF value that they could
from their wOrkroOm and Saturday he
tWithirby) took the morning train for Sc
dalia, leaving the others to get away with
things as best they could. After he was
gone Davis and his wife claimed all the
photo instruments, saying that Withirby
only had them rented. Joe Lennartz COB
bled the furniture he had sold them and
Rice turned over the key and what few ar.
ticles they had not been able to move from
the room they worked in.
Mrs. Hall attached two trunks claimed
BY Davis and his wife, for board bill of
$42 and she also recovered a feather bed
which she had sold them but hadn't been
paid for.
Davis offered to pay SIS for his wife's
board provided Mrs. Hall would release
the trunks and other creditors would let
them alone, but failing to get satisfaction
in that way they took the north hound
train Saturday night, leaving the trunks
in the hands Of the constable.
| The heaviest losers are Joe Lenuariz
about $40, Ed Taylor, hire of livery rig, be
don't like to say how much, but il must be
$40 or $40; DR.. Watkins, medical stten-
ton about SO; w. X. Thurman, commits
sion on work brought in, about $50, te-
sides a great many smaller bills, amount
ing altogether to nearly 500.
1t is the opinion of the p ,ple here tha,
the whole outfit of them are sci of thieves
aud dead bea:s who make il a business to
beat everybody t.ey can
J. j. Rice is the fellow w-o Marshal
Shy had in arrest sbout six weeks ago and
he telegrapheu to Wi,hirby for FIVE dollars
to pay his fine.
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Died.

Leo Howard, an ornhan girl raised by
her aunt, Mrs. c. III. Tucker, died at the
residence OF Mr.. e. H. Tucker. on Third
street. just west of Hye 4 Guenther's store,
yesterday morning at ten o'clock. De-
ceased was sick only week with pneumo-
mia, that dreadful disease which so often
insades happy households in mid-winter
She was Is years, 3 mor,hs and a few DAYS
ed, and is said TO ha,e been a bright and
amable gir,. Yesterday morning she
sent for tho. she loscd most to assemble
arc md fer bedside and told them she
would soon die. The funeral of the de-
ceased, who was granddaughter of Judge
Rife. will be preached to-day at IL O'Clock
by Elder Fuller. at the Baptist church.
corner of Fourth and Lamine.
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GAY GAMBOLIER.
Faro Bank Fastened to by the
Officers Last Night.

II has been known for some time past,
by the authorities, that a gambling house
was being run in the binding owned by
A. Fl. Randall, over the Senate saloon, On
Ohio street. The parties who kept the
place were Free London and Charles
White.
Last night the following inform att ,p
was sworn out:
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF PErTIs,
Before me J. L. Haistead. justice oil
the peace for Seialia township, in said
county. came VIM Z. Moore, who being
duly sworn, Cd his oath saws that on the
Sd dav of January, 1883 at said county.
Free London an Chas. White unlaw.ully
and feIoniously set up and keep certain
gambling device, commonly called faro
bank, adapted. devised and designed 70
the purpose of playing a game of chance
for money and property, and induced, en-
ticed and permitted divers persons to bet
and play at and upon divers games PLAYED.
and by means OF such gambling device,
and on the side or against the keeper thereof,
against the peace and dignity OF the peace
W &. MOORE
Subscribed and sworn To before me the
9th dav OF January, 1885.
JOHN A. HALsTEAD.
Constable Mont Carnes. Deputy Sheriffs
H. Z. Finch and Al. Conner proceeded with
the proper authority 10 the place where
Moore, the prosecuting witness designated
AS the gambling room
An entrance was effected. and the parties.
Messrs. Free LCnnou and Charles White,
ar ,esied, also a negro porter, named Jake
Turner.
The officers found three other persons
spectaiors--in the room but refused to
give their names 10 the reporters, " no were
allowed to 60. the officers took possession
OF the checks splits ",:ealing box" lease
keeper" layout" etc, all the paraprha-
MALTA belonging thereto.
The following is the section OF the re-
vised statutes on which they are arrested
better known as the Charlie johnson
gan bling law:
Section l5i7. Every person who shall 60; up OF
keep table gambling. device COMMONLY ca,le
A. d. G., faro bsnS. 4 o., fDule Ie. eIIsiity keno,
OF any lird al nbling table or gambling device,
adapted. devised ard Designed ior the purpose OF
pla, ing any game of chance Tor m'neN p0perty,
and snail :nducr, cntIoe PERMIT any persoH 10
bet or play a, ur upon any game plived, by
means 81 such liable .linbli a.: rNise, the
side against the keeper thereof. Snal conyic.
iicn be adi1cg'd guilty 81 4 loDy, ana shall he
punished Icy imprisonment ia the pen''eE'iary fer
a term not less than two mere than II years.
ar bv Imprisonment IN the couUiy jail fOr 4 term
not leSs than SIX nor more ihaa twelve months
Approved March g. 1881.
The parties were arraignea before Judge
Haistead at 10 O'Clock last night, and
gave bond for their appearance tomorrow
at 10 o'clock q. IN.
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WHAT
The PAPER Published for the PeO-
pie Now on Earth Would
Like to Know.

If our Country cousin" was in
town Christmas week ?
If JAKE Shobe really went TO Omaha
in place of Kansas City?
If sweet William" the Kentucky
thorouehbr,d d, isn't sick OF Sedalia girls?
Who was the young man that got
mashed on Eunice Goodrich in BoOnville?
How Prof. Werden happened to come
near missing the train last Friday night
Why the yong lad ydid not look across
the street when the young man cleared his
;hroat?
How Policeman Jones felt when he
walked up Friday morning and found his
hands and feet sealed together in the yard.
masters Office?
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Killed ON the Rail.

On Thursday night Samuel Wheeler,
who res 'd'd at Higbee, in drunken con-
dition. DO right round trip ticse. for Ev-
arsville and toarded -th bound train.
He disc lbarked at Evansville Friday
morning. TIE Cannon ball coming south
ran over d killed III eele- who had
seated himself on the track, p obably too
much Intoxicated To know what danger he
was in or what killed him. This is a pc
tition TO the legislature for prohibition
Wheeler's body was brought to Hig6ee.
yesterday, where he leaves family.
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AT the funeral of woman the other
day in st. Johns N. B., the pallbearers
were six women wearing black dresses and
white wells and gloves. They carried the
coffin from the house to the hearse, into
and out of the church and lowered it int
the grave.
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GENTLENEN-Your Hop Bitters have
b. IN of great value to me. [ Was laid mp
with typhoid fever for over two months
and could get no relief until tried your
Hop Bitters. To those suffering with de-
bility or any one in feeble health. cor
daily recommend them.
&c. SToETzEL, 3S3 Fulton street, Chicago
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Cardinal Points to Remember

Thai Acklcr's Blood Elixir is a specific
remedy for neuralgia. rheumatism, n atari.
Gus and other fevers, scrofulous ters epcies
and all forms of blood poisoning 1t posi-
6es the system, rOuses and develops the
nervous emf rgies, enricbes the blood, pro-
mos appetite, disPels languor, aud re-
stores the body to robust health. Sold by
Bard d Miller
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-09

The Howe scales have all the latest
improvements 1t is true economy to buy
the best. Borden, Selleck Il Co., agents, St
Louis, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-09
Thick Heads.

Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions.
wells May Apple Pills" anti bilious,
cathartic. 10 and 25c.