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'qyE HAD My REVENGE. /"

A Bride Of a Year Supposed 10 Have
Eloped From siIlbord-A Caustio Tsle-
gram.
MILFORD, Oesvber lO.-The wife Of
Frank E. Malesson Is supposed to have
elcped With Larken Hayden. She left home
three weeks ago. osisnsibly to visit friends
IL 1errnnr.. sEa on inf-iry i. was found
tLs, "a. had 60. been 70 the place menlisned
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The Republican FiEzie.
IN. EI,,,,~ ~ N, Rayist,7-

PrEpxoSr, ". Va, October 81 write
10 correct the report of the Intelligence
With reference to the Republican demon.
stration here on Tuesday night The actual
number Of men in line was not above z9a
ifthat while the torches in the procession
were only l72. The crowd at the speaking
numbered. possibly, 600. including march
ing clubs, Democrats women and children
These are the facts. fEarAs'
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A GRAND RECEPTION,

Cincinnati Turns Out I'm Masse to Welcome
Fice-President Hendricks, Senator Bay
ard and Gen. Rosecrans-A Magnificent
1athering-Ten Thousand Threats Cheer.
ing for the Democratic Ticket.
CINCINNATI, October 10. Ex-senator
Hendricks reached here to-day and was
driven to the hotel without any parade or
ceremony. In the afternoon he took q
drive throughthe suburb and received calls,
but made no address. Senator Bayard of
Delaware, Judge Thurman and Gen. Rose
Grams were also in the city to attend the
meeting at night. Senator Bayard visited
the Chamber of Commerce and made a
brief speech to the effect that he had found
in public life great help from the business ed
ucation he received when in youth.
At Night.
At night all these gentlemen were driven
to Music Hall and found it almost impossi-
BILE to enter so great was the throng. AS
ex-Gov. Hendricks made his way through
on the stage and appeared at the speakers
desk the entire mass of people rose to their
feet and cheered asAin and again and
-wsrled- hats and handkerchiefs and
shouted for Cleveland and Hen
dricks. Similar demonstrations Of
less intensity marked the appearance Of
General Rosecrans, Senator Bayad, Judge
Thurman and Senator Pendleton. NJ. E.
Ingalls, president of the Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, St. Louis and Chicago railroad,
called the meeting to order and introduced
Senator Pendleton as chairman. The latter
in very few words introduced Ex-Governor
Hendricks, who, after a repetition OF the
demonstration made when he entered, ad-
dressed the vast crowd. His speech was
that delivered at Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

Tug A,-oRs paid their taxes for the cur
IT,, year in New York on Wednesday, their
contribution 20 the municipal revenue being
$4,000. The GoELET estate paid, in part,
$4,000: JAvgs GoRDoN BENNETT, S29j,-
600 and the New York Central and Hud-
,.s River Railroad Company $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

Ey.,r-, are coming in that West Nir-
,;n;, +, .sin. "soaped from end to end
Nth Radical Doodle. The RAIDS. are des-
rsrs,a and viii resort to all kinds of cor
nD,ion. BE on on YOUR guard Democrats
-i.hi. f-aa Mountain State.
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us oa,.db, the Ipfor.aiios.

NASHVILLE, TExx., October l0s--Joseph
Weber, a solored barber. Vas tohiby doc.
tor on Wednesday, who pumped Rough on
Rats and laudsnum, taken With. suicidai
intent, out Of bis stomach, that had he
taken .ither poison separstely il would have
killed him. lie recovered, bat yssiseday
took another box Of rat poison. and died. rs-
fusinz 10 open his ieeth,to ,dmit Antidotss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

Tn. sMe DvpLEy, who, in connection
with poE,ay, engineered the Republican
corruption tpnd in Indiana, has been sent
into Ohio 20 preyen, election frauds In
This way he BLAINE managers hope to put
q rsprsr on the climax, so to say.
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To NEWS AGENTS

News agents should send in their orders
s.rlv for the extra copies Of the REasTES
next Wednesday and through the week.
We hope to print the way Ohio and West
,.:-,;n;a have voted, on Wednesday morn
-, 5ut Interesting details will be coming
~ all week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

A,.ogava 10 the Agricultural Bureau
reports for OCTOBER, the corn crop in West
Virginia IS placed at -, the lowest State in
The Union. Probably this is due to an
overdose Of politics. By all means take
Wes, Virginia out Of the list Of October
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

II weIl TO know the best remedy for
coughs and colds. soreness OF the throat aud
lungs, consumption and all pulmonary dis.
eases. is DR. Wistar's Rslsam of Wild
Cherry II qrirklr sliarS inflammation A7
checks decay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

.>...o>s :he Democrats tail to carry
oh.or suggests a correspondent, Well,
,,ppo-e they do; it will be enough If they
carry New York and Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11
Logan in a Rage.

Il Hinton, in West Virgins, Herald
correspondent reports. General Logan cali
"a a man hsr and sPat in his face. That
Sss scarcely an argument The Blaine
F'F'e s'e making very iirty canvass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

NJ BLAINE rises Tyid and shaky every
morning and gulps down a big dose Of
.r;.:pe before breakfast. 1t is believed
he t:, friends hat defeat will kill him.
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Cromated.

SoHERsEP. Pa, October l0.-In fire at
an Early hour this morning. which destroy
ed the residence Of Josiah Kretchnsr, at
New Cenuealle, Kretchner Was creusted
and two other members Of the family bsdly
hrrnn1
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Cred..table,

The Republicans will hold mass meet
ing at Keyser on Saturday the lth inst,
during the day. winding up with torch
light procession the same night
This promises to be very creditsble affair
Superhuman efforts will be made to eclipse
the Democratic demonstration Of last Sstur-
dav, bat in order TO DO this it has been found
very neeessery to invite the cooperation Of
Republican organizations from other towns
Of West Virginia as wen as from Cumber-
land and the Georges Creek coal regions in
Maryland and towns in pennsylvania. 9th
erxise their demonstration would be q COM
narrative failure.
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I, he Democrats fail to carry Ohio, they
,r:r q, least have the consolation OF know
n, fbs, they scared the BLAINE leaders out
a.. o. their boots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-10-11

n. ST. PArL, . Paris physician. has
osered, ths Fresch Academy ,ts sum Of
6, 900 TO found pize bs the d.corssJ OF
a cure br dipAthsr;a He las sgidsatly not
heard Of DIR. Balls CoagA Syrop which hss
cured hundreds Of cases of the s~ful dis
ease
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BEFORE BREAKFAST.

r,,gy Clvvx.AND man should turn out
t,riyht
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gl,.t 4 bsy ssr ! 1rsspaAsisS.

yaspalIA, Ius. October lo.-rAssict
Hill, . farmer living iut nonh ofhsss ~
,erday shot and fatally wounde4 jossph
Don.ldsoo. . bog, fos hnnfing on Es prem.
ises. Hill vss arrested and beo On hona
a sa COO for .,ssuIt With ipteai 70 kill
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a Ca.sre.sle.al CssteeA ~.

CHICAGO, October lo.-h ~ costsa -
TO the regularity Of the RspnbliesA sooiss'
,;oo fos Coape.s in ~ Third niaos ~
t;ct the County Cenusl Couiaittss h: d
sided IN favor Of George X. pavis. ssd d.
,ec,ed tha. his name Be printed spoa shs
tickets.
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IN THE THICK OF THE FIGHT.
Not Much Margin for Either Party
in Ohio.
ESTIMATES ON HAMILTON COUNTY.
Both Parties Claim Gains in the De-
Gliding County Of the Buck
eye State.
SEEN THROUGH BATTLE SMOKE.

l. COLUMBUs, o., October lO.-Unless all
the political signs Of the times are at fault
the glorious Democracy Of Ohio will on
Tuesday next gain victory-a yictory,too
which will carry with it the absolute GER
tainty of the election of q Democratic
President; victory, moreover, which will
be the first step in the destruction Of the
Republican party, which has only existed
in name and for the spois for many years.
find that after all the best place tojudge
of the advantages of battle is to be near
enough TO smell the sulphur. One thus
placed is not distracted By siren songs or
honeyed words. The chances are even to
look upon the swaying lines, and 10 form a
Judgment with more deGberation.
Gratifying,
Since here have talked with politicians
of prominence on both sides. Gov. Hosd-
ly, whom saw this morning, is exuberant-
ly confident of Democratic success. Chair
man Bargar none the less so, but not so
demonstra6ve. The reports all along the
Democratic lines are sanguine and CRAFTY
ing.
Mystery.
On the other hand, the Republicans seem
to be surrounded with some impenetrable
mystery. Governor Boutelle. Of Maine,
who is here, is hopeful, but there is
mingled uneasiness surrounding his boasts.
To add to the Republican scare, the Ohio
State Journal in its issue to day paves the
way to break the force of the anticipated
Republican defeat BY declaring in substance
that If Ohio is lost through Democratic
frauds next Tuesday it will be redeemed in
November. This is whistling with venge-
ance to keep courage up.
On the Run.
The fact is Blaine is on the run. The
campaign has reached that stage wherein
he is forced to write explanatory letters.
When public man is reduced to such an
extremity it is evidence that the people dis
trust him. Fac SMILES Of his draft letters
and kilograms touching his Hooking Valley
interests have been reproduced, and are
now being distributed BY the thousands in
the mining sections.
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KEYSER.

The Keyser Republican Pow-Wow and
Blowout To-Day.
PIEDMONT, ". Va, October To- Ex-
elusive. 1T is conceded by everybody that
the Democratic demonstration at keyser
last Saturday was an event unparalleled in
the political history of this section. When
it is taken into consideration that three
similar gatherings were being held at and
about the same time in the vicinity Of Key
ser, the success which rewarded the efforts
of the managers Of the mass meeting was
all that could lie desired by the most ardent
Democrat
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Beat. @. ,,.Ia a.sardn.' a~esys.

NASHVILLE, October lo.--AsdsSs Assd-
ers, The crack pigeon shot d Tsassssse.
broke - clay yirsoes oot Of 100. - ths
fair rrossds Sers yesterday. o. isyssds rise.
A strong, chilly northwest Wind prevailed.
his beats Boxafdus record ofSS.
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BETTING ON OHIO.

Republicans Have no Hope of Carrying
Ohio Except by Fraud.
WASHINGTON, D. C., October l0.-Demo-
Gratis in this vicinity have piucked up cour-
age with regard to Ohio during the last few
days, and some money has been bet even on
the result in that State One resident of
Alexandria has made several bets, even
money, that Ohio goes democratic. Several
Washington men haze bet the same way.
This Willingness to taEe money is the result
of late information. One man wrote to
friend, prominent Democrat of Ohio, and
connected with the party management
there, asking him for bed rock facts, say
ing he wanted the information for betting
purposes. The reply assured him that the
State would 90 Democratic and advised
him to venture his money upon It
Senator Sherman's dispatch to friend
and printed in papers here this morning sd-
yising him not to bet on Ohio going RePub-
Gcan. coupled with the formidable move be-
ing made By the Brewers Association
against the candidates for judge of Supreme
Court and Secretary Of State has slightly
ratified the Republicans here to-day, and
many who had made bets on Ohio ard
hedging as fast as possible.
Fraud and Corruption.
The great reliance of the Republicans
and now their cnly hope Of carrying Ohio
next week. is on the free use of money and
colonization Of negroes from Kentucky,
plug-uglies, rowdies and cut-throsts rom
the large cities. and big fraudulent vote.
II they can pile in big vote OF this kind
tbey still hope to win, and not without rea-
SON. In this State of affairs much. If not
everything, depends on the courage energy
and intelligent action Of Mayor Stephens IN
taking the necessary steps to eounteract
these frauds, for it is at Cincinnati where
the Republican managers hope to get Ia
their nefarious work. They have held the
government for twenty-four years, and are
ready for frauds SURPRISING those OF 1916 IN
! order to retain II.
I IL hundreds of instances where Hot
| Springs and other treatment failed to ture
scrofula and syphihtic disorders, the sufferer
/ has sought and found a cure in DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla. Ii
enriches the blood, strengthens the urinary
and digestive organs, and quickly removes
all indications Of i'll health and blood dis
ease, from piuple to running sore from
headache TO rheumatic pain. Its supe-
riority over all other blood purifiers and
strengthening medicines is admitted by sll
! WHO test its curative effect and influence.
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T,s sttept;on of mill workers is called to
.sr;e, of questions put to Pig Iron hELLET
,.l;,b bs has not answered. See second
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Toy,cur the city will shine for CLEyE-
lo.r8 reform with brightness which
r;JI astonish The natives.
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IT is said the Lsngtry garter !. getting
to be fashionable and much worn. how this
may be, we do not know, but We do. know
t; al everybody is using Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup. for catarrhal affections.
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The Third.
HER WASHES.
A Eunaway Girl Who Has n Perpetual
Motion Picnic With Her Mashes.

A Runaway Girl Who Has n Perpetual
Motion Picnic With Her Mashss.
SYRACUSE October l0.-Miss Harris, a
friend Of Jennie Sherman, the young girl
who eloped from here with q young printer
ne med Ferguson, and who were followed TO
New York by the girls father, has surren-
de- ed letter which she received from Jen-
ME. Who is in New YofE.-When Miss
Harris heard that Jennie father had en-
ployed detectives TO watch the New York
Posiofice, in the hope Of catching his
ds sughrer, she telegrsphed to Jennie sdvis-
inc her no, TO go after her letters The let
ter which Miss Harris surrendered reads as
follows:
The Letter.
Have no; had very pleasant time here
| Of late. am not stopping AT the house oil
Mrs Shannon now. could not stay there
| st al, it was 50 dirty. stayed there from
Saturday until Tuesday and could not stay
there any longer did not have any words
| With her at all went q way Tuesday
| morning. | made mash and he Was 8
stunner. He was yooBg fellow travelling
! for his bealih, which was very poor. The
next day went 70 Central Park and fel-
! low was riding in one Of thsse nice rigs
you know, one Of these high toned rigs
with niger" behind. He asked me il |
wanted to ride and told him that ] did
So be stopped and went riding in the Park.
1t vas lovely. wish you we're here. 1t ia
lonely without yOu.
/ read il in the World about nv going
away from home If / had the papes
would send il to you. This afternoon am
gong for work II can get any here. Il ID
quite hard. Write me all the neVs from
home and how nv folks take it. / have no
money to send you; all have Is a few
cents. II costs ike fury TO i've in Ses
York. lam in q hurry now flnd cannot
write more at present am going to the
Star Theatre; they want some girls there Al
present. can't write any more noy a
all. Give my love to all ny friends
Yours In trouble, - JEysIE-
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Nay : it that the Republican managers
,.r. failed to bring their Fusion candidate
Y, NAVEL, to town
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Tpy red FIRE and hurrah campaign will
.,l with tonight. Then the wire pulling
u;v begin in earnest.
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The Last Rally.

The Democrats will turn out on Saturday
afternoon at two oclook.to hear speeches By
Hon. 7. G. Weeks Of The Labor Bureau OF
Mary land, and Hon. Alfred Caldwell, the
Democratic candidate for Attorney General.
Our local orators have been engaged for two
weeks in discussing political Issues through
out the county, and report the people srous-
ed with q prospect for On increased Demo.
cratic majority in Brooke county.
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WEllSBURG.
slim Attendance ai q Republican Meet
ing-The Last Rally.

slim Attendance ai Republican Meet
ing-The Last Rally.
WrlTsHrRG October To- Exclusive, =
The court house contained an audience OF
about two hundred, including ladies, chill.
dren and Democrats, last night, TO liston 70
discussion Of the political issues from .
Republican standpoint, by Col Dunbar, Of
Steubenville The Colonel delivered char.
acteristic speech, in which he passed the
political parties in review, discussed tho
tariff and monetary question, and concluded
with an appeal to vote against the Solid
South" The torchlight proeessioa proceed.
ing the speaking numbered about one hum
dred. The procession stopped at Mr. Fred-
ericks where the club Was presented With .
fine flag and beautiful silk banner. by tho
ladies of the town,
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SUCH A BAD BOY.
Only Thirty Years Old, He Leaves Wife
and Two Babies-His Third Victim

Only Thirty Years Old, He Leaves IA Wife
and Two Babies-His Third Victim
CoLUMhUS, GA, October l0.-Quite a
sensation has been created on Rose Hill, a
pretty suburb of the city, by the elopement
Of Henry Crawford, a street car conductor,
and Miss Lizzie Vert, young girl en-
plcyed in the store OF Mr. G. Batastini.
Crawford is scarcely more than thirty
years of age, yet Miss Vert is his third vic
tim. His first wife lives just across the
river in Alabama, and is the mother of four
ofhis children. His second wife resides in
this CITY, and has two children She is not
so much to be .pitied as the first, as we are
told that she lived with Crawford while
knowing that he was the lawful husband Of
another woman.
The Third.
Miss Vert had all these facts before her
and yet she willingly left home and friends
with this man for the purpose of forming
an unlawful alliance with him. She was an
orphan and had been given home and
been cared for by Mr.. Batastini, who vas
greatly shocked at her ingrstitude. Craw
ford is about FIVE feet ten inches high
square built, weighs about one hundred and
sixty pounds and has dark complexion.
He is not at all prepoSsessing in appear
arce and his strange power over the female
sex is inexplicable. 1t is thought that the
couple have gone to Texas.
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THE ETERNAL SWING.
Blaine Leaves Columbus and Sweeps
Through the Scioto Valley.

Blaine Leaves Columbus and sweeps
Through the Scioto Valley.
CIRCLEvILLE, o., October TO- - The
Blaine party left Columbus this morning at
ten o'clock. A delegation Of gentlemen
rom Illinois accompanied the party. A
crowd Of FIVE hundred people cheered as the
train left the Columbus depot. The first
stop was made at Circleville Mr.. Blaine
was driven to the Court House, where he
spoke briefly to five thousand people. Mr..
blaine said the eyes of every State in the
cuion were on Ohio to-day; that the action
of Ohio on Tuesday next was awaited with
great sohcitude by the whole country. He
said the vote would be taken as an index to
the vote in November Speaking of the
tariff question he stated that the action Of
the tariff this year would probably decide
the fate Of the protection tariff for the next
century. Judge Tenny and Governor Eos
ter also spoke. A crowd Of small boys fol
lowed Mr. Blsines carriage and eheered
Justify for Cleveland The train lef Cir
cleville At ll:lj l. II.
ChilIieokhs.
CHr,IICoTHE, October l0.-Baine's re-
ception here was elaborate and artistic. He
made the usual speech. EVERYTHING con-
sidered, the greeting to Blaine here wsS the
fines, he has vet received.
Portsmouth.
PORTsMO-TH. October l0.-FulIy 10000
people greeted Blaine at this point. Blaine
spoke on the tsTiS issue.
Ironton.
IRoxToS. October Isl was after dark
when Mr.. Bhiue's train reached this city.
There was large torch light procession,
afier which Mr.. Blaine spoke. He was
greatly pleased with his reception hesa.
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his Death Besesss bfsA
PosrLAsn OnE, Oeteher le-Ths IN
preston grows that sIosg. Tie se.y sf
potpied Oresoa e.dst st Annapolis. I's
his Iie through bssing. stroas
nsnh,v of Lisutensst Gchvsiks. the er-
nior,r of Yakou river. Als,ka and ys 2
prieb.. he.lfky yoush .b.n be lefi POs'iss1.
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Chillieokhe.
BLAINE ~ INDIANA.


He VIII Visit Indiana the Last OF Oe-
t0ber.
ISplASAPoLs, lSB., October l0.-Blaine
will first appear in Indiana at
South Bend, where he leaves that
place via. Efkhart. Goshen, Egonier,
kendaIlville and Auburn TO Fl. Wayne,
reaching the htter place st 2;3o P. m. He
leaves Fl Wayne at $40 g. N. the 2lst,
via Huntington, Wabash, Peru. Kokomo,
Upton, Noblesville to indianapolis arnV'
ing here st 2:30 p. N.
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Republicans being the more likely to reach
that figure, and thus carry the State by
slender majority.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-02-29
Charlton Divide.

Weather various, as indicated
by mud one day and roughly frozen
roads the next.
"A jolly sleigh load of young
people had bad luck in their endeav-
ors to reach an appointment for sing
ing. They started under the most
favorable auspices, but on their jour
ney ran pell-mell upon large stump,
and smashed their sleigh into smitha-
reens. Two of the gallant young
gentlemen shortly after the accident
were seen cropping their way in the
dark on the hunt of wagon. No
lives lost or bones broken.
Our young friends Kimbell Ad-
ans and Walter Douglass were out
of luck in hauling tobacco to Hunts
vile for A. C. Coleman. One broke
his wagon on the trip going over, the
other broke his returning. They
borrowed a wagon near Clifton,
loaded one of the broken down wag-
ons on it, while they loaded the
other on the cars and shipped it to
Salisbury.
Henry Kelso, a reputable citi-
zen of Charlton county for years,
having sold his farm three miles
north of Keytesville, has moved to
Macon county, where he bought a
11O-acre farm for 81, 800. We are
sorry to lose him, but cheerfully
commend him to the good people of
Macon as a man of worth and sterl-
ing integrity.
Mrs. Wilkes, who bought Mr..
Kelso's farm. has moved to it.
RAMBLER.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-02-29
Bynumyile Breyities.

Weather exceedingly various.
We want no more weather prog
nostieations for some weeks.
The mist has been very thick
and bad for the past two weeks.
There is some sickness, gener-
orally the result of colds.
The exodus from this commu-
nifty during the past few months
threatens to depopulate it. Yet we
are holding our own in every way.
-Malcus Seroggins is the happy
father of a girl baby, which weighs
101 pounds.
-Atwell Dunlavy is also very
proud, and its boy, and weighs IL
ponnds.
Frank Gstterman, who sold out
and went south, has returned here.
While Johnnie Bee offers his
sympathy and censure to me, think
he had better look at his own
mistakes. And further, please don't
be so free to associate my name with
those of Iserfield and Sug Macoy.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Callison, OF
Camden, H., are now visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Yocum, the parent:
of Mrs. Callison, in this viciuity.