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NOTES FROM NEIGunoRs.
Paragraphs of Local interest selected
From Our Exchanges.

Salt Lake City was fairly carried away
by MIR. Joseph Cooks lecture, Does
Death End APP His audience was very
large.
\ man confined in the Omahaja jail writes
n long poem for the Herald and this the
way he begins:
ooh Omaha ! MY Omaha!
I've come 10 bid adieu!
so here's my palm me your paw,
For what | say is true
We two must part, perchnnce for aye
ON would we parted yesterday ~
John Beckwith, while hunting horses
on Thursday in Rocky Hollow, about two
and a half miles south of town, killed a
a wild cat. Three dogs accompanied him,
who tackled the beast, but We're whipped
in short order, whereupOn Johnnie hurled
a rock at the animal and succeeded in lay,
ing the eat out lie then tied the animal
to his saddle and brought it to this city.
-Untd Chigfa6L
There has been more trouble during
the past week from high water in this
vicinity than has been experienced since
the spring of 1875. Both of the county
bridges over Willow and Sulphur creeks
were swept away and a wash in the rail
way track of about ninety feet in length
BY about twenty-five feet in depth was
caused. Freight trains ceased running,
and the transfer of the passengers of q
west bound train was made on Sunday.
-UiHtd Chicffdn.
, 1884-05-20

"Please, num-" said Bridget, awe come
to give yez notice" Mrs. Beaconhil: Why,
Bridget, what do you meant Haven't You
more privileges than most domesticsi
Bridget: P'r'aps l have, mum, but liver
since I've been here rve noticed tina all the
magazines 20 into the parlor, an it's not
Until Everybody in the house has rid 'em that
we sees wan of them in the kitchin. All
me fri'nds be tnlkin' of tho Essays, an the
stories, an the papers, an l feels like n fool
not to be able to talk intiligintly wild dc com.
manu-
, 1884-05-20
Practical Charity.

A b. %Farquhnr, the great agricultural i'm.
plement maker, OF York, Pa, thoroughly a
self-mhde man, has made a practice for some
years of financially assisting struggling art.
lists and writer's, to the extent, in respect to
the latter, of guarantying the publication of
their worthy productions when publishers
stood aloof. He has expended in this way
fully SIS 900, and, what ia to the great credit
of tho benefciaries themselves, has never
lost n dollar.
, 1884-05-20
The Democratic Leader.
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1884:

ALL SHE COULD DO.
When lie inst came counting me,
1t was all that 1 could do
To receive him ciyilly
He was old, and homely, too
Old, and bald. and with an air
so p~resumptive, l declare
l abhOrred him through and through
1t was all that l could do
Why, to hear him speak Of love,
1t was all that l could do
Not TO slap him with the glove
That he bent IN homage to
And TO ave him touch his lips
To the crimp!cI RnEer-tips,
Kept me silcnt-though he knew
II wa all that l could do!
When he dared to press my waist.
1t was all that / could do
Thus to find myself embraced
. To restrain a sob or two.
Swoominsly my forehead fell
On the rose In his lapel,
As murmured My! Oomh oh ~
It was all that | could do
james WhftcomJ RHcy in LUc.
, 1884-05-20

A correspondent writes to n paper in Pal
aka, Fla, that alligator steak" in taste
much resembles black bass, is a little drier
and n slight degree stronger, but that II
placed upon the table as fish but few could
detect it
, 1884-05-20

On a vacant lot near Covington, KY, Is
posted this sign: No plane baco-Bol on theas
Primaces"
, 1884-05-20

Little Joker is the best smoking
tobacco.
, 1884-05-20

AND RESTAURANT, New and nice,
Elegant rooms, splendid table, Every thing
Wyoming, opposite f.. L. Warren & Co.
, 1884-05-20

For fancy half hose go to Polack' :.
, 1884-05-20

Successor to DR.. Gray. Offices ov
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy,
the office day or night. United States
hone No. 80.
, 1884-05-20
STEPHEN w. DOWNEY

STEPHEN w. D0MNEY &TGTS9 9Bss7. 6Eies w c @a ss5i' or
Marrens neT block at Cheyenne wyoming, and o. Second street, Laramie City,
Territory carefully, and promptly prosecuted, Special attention given to Mining,
Homestead, Pre-Empton, Desert Land and Timber Culture Claims, and the man
agement of land contests in the local land Offices and before the Interior Department
1t Washington. Locations of choice Mineral. Agricultural and Grazing lands made,
and patents secured cheaply and speedily Incorporation papers of Stock Raising,
matters and the investment o oaphal solicited, "otH'
, 1884-05-20

Unbranded News Notes Picked Up
About the City.
, 1884-05-20

And examine the New Home and New Howe
Sewing Machlnes1ust received. VIII be sold for
cash or on monthly payments OF IS per month.
, 1884-05-20

DYERS HUI IL. CT, BROOKS clerk, This establishment rR Rs S@n
thoroughly eftted and is 10Y ready to accommodate its old patrons and the public
generally in frstcaS style All the luxures of the season always IN had Single
meals and board by the day or week at moderate runs The bar is always provided
with the best of liquors and cigars Free bus to and from all rains,
, 1884-05-20

IOC ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
, 1884-05-20

Tenders his professional services to the cit
liens of Cheyenne and vicinity. Office
hone No, 1877,
, 1884-05-20

MI LILY HUUSE street Cheyenne, WYE Reopsnod and remo oPSi
Ben EKDALL- proprietor This old and popular resort having been renodeed and
thoroughly geoned, lam Q prepared to accommodate the public with rooms, day
and regular boarding Best accommodations in the city for the price.
, 1884-05-20
New Advertisements.
RICHMOND
Straight Cut No. l
CIGARETTES.

T~IGARRETTE Smokers who are willing to
May a little more for cigarettes than the price
charged for the ordinary trade cigarettes Will
, 1884-05-20

BANKERS, GREELEY, COLORADO
Transact a legitimate banking business. Bus
on time deposits. Loan investments nego.
, 1884-05-20

G. A. DHEMEC0URzI G SS Land A say,5 %9SI sa3ye Engineer SINNER
etc, made for all engineering work. The surveying and constructing of iuigatng
bitches a specially Drawings of all kinds executed. Room {, Phoenix Block, p
, 1884-05-20
DR..
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


Chronic diseases of men and women success
performed. Piles, Fistula, Yaricocele. aud Her
MIA, cured without knife or caustic. Diseases OF
Eye aud Ear a specially, by one member OF this
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vania, their former home. Thew will Re
absent about six weeks.
Mr.. David Schilb, of Goodies Mill q
life long republican, announces his ipfen-
ton OF voting for Cleveland and Hend1icks
this fall. He can't stand Blaine.
Miss Minnie Russell will give an en-.
tertainment in this city about the tenth CT
fifteenth Of November. She is the cele-
brated elocutionist Of st. Louis.
If you want to see two bows blush. ask
Joe futile and Oscar Mills about the adj
venture they had while out riding in their
railroad velocipede Tuesday night.
-Marrisd, by Squire Samuel Acton.
Mr.. William Freeman and Miss Mary Nc.
Mahan. By Elder D. P. Davis, Mr.. J. P.
Collins and Mrs. Mary McMahap.
Miss Reb-cca Brown, of Jackso. vile.
Ills, who has been visiting in this city, hss
returaei home. Mis- Sallie Adams accom-.
panied her and wi, Be absent several weeks.
r V. r. s. Hunter has returned from
the conference at JEFF ron City. He was
appointed to preach at B. onvile another
year. He is ciever gentleman and
faithful, earn st christian minister,
whom ouf people are glad 70 welcome back
among mem.
Jack Meador, formerly teacher of
tins county, now travelling Tor
an Atchisou, Kansas or cery
house, wss in town this week. He will
re!u-n from his f1rlough next week, ticking
his wife with him and will make his home
i'll Atchison hereafter.
p. J. ToOmey, of Noxon, Albert d
Toomey, was IN town this week. His firm
is doing the painting for our remodeled OF
era house, which viii be finished by the 9th
OF OclOfer, on which night 81 Smith Rus
sell will appear in 'Edsegood Folks"
TOWN TALK.
Col. Vincent Marmaduke was in town
recently.
Quite a nUmb.r Of new houses are be-
ing ct in Boonville at present.
Mrs. Retecca CLARK Did in Turner
towns Lip rece, t'y, aged Fl years.
Thomas II. DeRsskin, Of the Republi-
can, has re urned from his Marshall trip.
MIR. II. a. Tomp kris, recently married
at Warsaw, was f. rm-r resident of Boon
vile.
1t is said that the +. pnblicsns are en-
desvoriug to get up snoIner grand rally in
this c:ry soon.
WISH Mcfarland, of the country
team, csr'i-d of the first prize in the
shooting ma CHI.
There is a democratic meeting to-
night at Jeffcie's school house, about fifteen
miles from Boonv. IL.
Young Layton, OF Kentucky brother
OF our popular d.p,y circuit c'e,k, Dave
Layton, Is in town and " Il probably make
his home in this city.
The Topic appears this We, enlarged
10 nine columns end with big head. We
congratulate our friend, Capt. Sam Raw
enc! or this evidence OF prosperity.
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GALLEY CAB.

Galley, Mo-, Oct. 11.-ICorres pondence. I
The Central Baptist association, which
bad &c in session several days, closed its
deliberations on last Monday. Quite
number of strangers were here as delegates
and visitors from the other churches.
There was republican meeting at
| Walnut school house nfar here last night.
The principal speech was made by Col.
| Cloud, who spike for an hour ard a-half
on the issue of the day; he was followed by
P. II. Srang ee and Henry Lamm, in short
speeches of half an hours length. All of
the speeches seemed to be we'll received.
There was fair sized audience present, in
Guiding slight sprinkle of ladies'.
MIR. W. E. Middleton and son Sam,
left this week for trip through southern
Kansas. They 60 to look at the country
with view to settling there. We trust
they will not like il better than Missouri,
as they are to good class of citizers to
lose.
Miss Nina Ferguson, Mr.. Jas. Fergu-
son and Mr.. Cherries Crawford were home
from Warrensburg to visit friends and at
tend the association. They returned to
school during the week.
n party VI OuE young meD anu tucH
wives and swesthesris, are preparing TO
cave next week for the Usage Hills on
Eut'ing and hunting expedition.
Mr. Clay Hat,on and Misses Gussie
and Zoe Haiton leave to-'ay for Randolph
county, where they viii remain several
weeks visiting relatives.
Miss Annie Holiday, of Bupceton, is
spending a few days with relatives snd
friends in the neighborhood.
MIR. j. w. knight has commenced
five months term of school at Anderson
school house.
WHAT THE DEACON WOULD LIKE To KNOW;
When Grant will get his five dollars
back?
Which wanted to take Lizzie home the
worst, Jobnie or Grant?
How Nit go: home from the opera,
and what he thought of his permission to
walk out with the "gray"?
III Forrest didn't exhibit considerable
amount of "gsll" when he got into the car
rage with his girl and her parents?
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There are many people in this civ who

There are many people in this city who
st ended Barnum's circus and have ex
pressed the opinion that the circus was iii.
vided after leaving ST.. Louis. To ali thc Sc
the BAzoo says such was moi
the case. The circus was here liz
Its entirely. The routeiof Barnum's circus
is published In all the amusement papers,
and besides, too, how could they explain
the absence of Jumbo, Chang, the giant
Dot, the dwarf, and numerous other feat.
ures?
Frank ChanfraH, the deceased actor
may be called iavOrite of two generation
of theatre goers. He made fame and for.
tune in the portrayal Of essentially Ameri-
can types Of character, was himself Yam
kee to the backbone and was New Yorker
by birth. He first became famous by hi
impersonation of "Mose, a true specimen
OF one of the b'hoys," in IS4S. He
afterwards me- de many other hits, bis most
notable one being Kit, the Arkanssw
Traveller" in which he has starred contin-
uoGs.y for the past thirteen years, it nea--
ly reaching its 4,300th performance. Fer
thirteen consecutive years he OF med the
regular season of the Boston theatre with
Exit" He was to have revived "Mose,"
his first success, at the Third Avenue the
atre, New York, just before his death.
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Cornering the Glass Trade.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE window
glass Manufacturers are considering the
advisiblity of closing a portion of thei-
works as trade is not as satisfactory as il
was two months ago, the building boom
which was expecred is not yet at hand and
the demand is Only fair, prices are still
maintained but manufacturers claim that
there is two much glass being maze for the
yet been taken by the body in regard to
restricting tie out put, but at the next
meeting of the Western Glass association q
proposition will be offered to the effect that
sll factories shall close for limited period.
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WEEKLY BAZ0O.
SEDAlIA NC.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1884.
CITY CHAT.

Everything new in silverware at An
dersons. S-ZZd@"t
Officer Tom Prentice captured two
tcamI in East Sedalia yesterday evening
who were recently given q stay Of execu-
7ion 10 leave the city. They will get q
chance 70 stsy behind tie bars this time.
Butler, Blaine ard Cleveland badges
at Anderscn's. S-2Zd&Wu
George Childs says passenger from
the east Friday night Informed him thst
while IT Upton he was robbed o! his
watch and Si3 In hard earned cash.
Large stock and small prices at T. B.
An erson's. SZ%d@Wn
"A vote was token on the train from
the east yesterday which resulted as fol-
lows: Cleveland, Sc; Blaine, q; st. John,
2: Ben Butler, 8; Belvs Lockwood, none.
The most beautiful clocks ever brought
10 tie city at Anoerson's, Ohio street, two
doors from Second 922d&wtf
"A new sidewalk was being laid on Esst
Thru street yesterday.
Anderson, the jeweler, 205 Ohio street.
Miss Josie Wright has resumed her
class in painting and will receive scholars
st her studio on Ohio street
Elegant line OF bracelets at Arderson's.
The Auditor registered yesterday
100000 Of Pettis county court house
bonds TIE bonds are for twenty years,
and bear interest at the rate Of per cent,
per annun.-Jeferson City Tribune.
-lA3dersou's number is two doors from
secona, OF Ohio street. 9-z2d&wtf
-Diory sius of Syracuse Condemned
Pythias 70 death. Damon pledged his life
that the condemned mar, II allowed to
sgisit his family, would return at the hour
appointed for the execution. 1t is beau.
tiful story of friendship, and Frederick
Warde ipterprets il with mastery abili y.
AT Woods opera house tomorrow night.
-La5iee, don't fail to see Auderson's
necklaces. 9-22d&wtf
We learn that the Central Business
,c1l,ese is sltGost full, having now on roll
ninety-6ye g udents since the first OF Sep.
tember. The growth of this institution
has beer wonderful We were astonishei
lso see two yeang ladies Thursday night
come in from Silver City. New Mexico, 10
attend this institution. It's reputation is
MT corfined 10 Sedalia or Missouri, but ex-
tends all over the western states and tel.i-
tories. Those who desire a thoroughly
practical education can 60 to no better
place than Central Business college 10 at
tain 1t
"A recent performance Of Eph White,
of Sn,. iisu.. entities him to the champion
ship as bareback mule rider. For par
ticulars, ask Eph.
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Canada.
4 DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

Quebec, Oct. 11-About l o'clock this
afternoon an explosion occurred at the new
parliameut building, destroying a copsid-
cradle portioa of the masonry and the
windows of the new building which was
inst being rooted in. The explosion was al
srst supposed to have been the boiler OF
the engine used for hosting material, but
this proved not to be the case reither can
1t be attributed to gas. The general i'm
preston appears TO be that the explosion
was caused by dynamite, but as none OF
this Ingredient is used on the works the
mystery is how ii came there. Investiga.
ficn is now being had. The workmen all
being away at dinner nobody but one man
was injured and he escaped with slight
cut from piece Of stone. The shock was
very severe all over the city, the windows
of houses in the vicinity OF the explosion
being badly shattered.
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and one of them hsrded him the charm
beautifully mounted il gold, with Only the
part OF tne ior;nise shell showing where
IN" tooth III Jks OF the dead baby had
been made, and on the back, in the pure
gold, was engraved the word, DAZZLING"
The bays wan'ed To show that they appre-
ciated the conductors feelings How often
a careless remark, in joke, will bring out
story Of heariac5e that makes tears flow
from eyes uuaccustomel TO weeping
Peck's Sun.
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A General Row Likely.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE Herman agency
reports Wall street gossips as ssying that
the withdrawal of the Baltimore and Ohio
company from the pool. which takes effect
the 18th inst, will doubtless bring about
an Immediate aggressive policy in which all
the lines will participate. 1t is understood
IL special meeting hes been csl'e. to
consider the situation. An effort will be
made TO bring about settlement of ex-
istiug compilations.
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Non Suitad.

Oswego, Oct. lin the supreme court
In the case of Pardee against the New York
Central Sleeping Car company FIR loss of
money all gel to have occurred i'm one of
their cars, Judge Vaun non suited the
plan TIL on the ground that it was not
shown that the company had been guilty
OF any negligence, and that they were no.
a common carrier, but merely furnished
conveniencies for sleeping. the railroad
company being the carriers.
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Wade for President.

Boston, Oct. 11.-At a meeting OF the
board Of directors of the Mexican Central
railroad company to-day, Isaac Burr re-
signed as president, and Levi c. Wade,
first vice-prls;dent, was unanimously chosen
as his successor.
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Married.

October 9th at the residence of the brides
parents near Green Ridge, Miss Hannah
Weller, daughter of William Weller, anu
Frank Ray burn, all of Green Ridge. The
bride received large number of very
beautiful presents from her circle of adj
miring friends. May Joy and prosperity
attend them.
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Grand Stock Sale.

! will sell at public sale, at my residence,
2Ol5, Grand avenue, near the Sedslia Uni
versity, on Saturday, October Is, 1884
about twenty head of horses and mules and
about sixteen head of yearling mules also
cattle, hogs and farm implements. Terms
made known on day of sale. s& wilt.
JOHN VIM. WALKER.
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Notice TO Contractors.

1t is ordered by the county court to build
two small bridges in township AZ. range
%; said bridges will be let on the 3rd day
of November, to the lowest and best bid
der, but the court reserves the right to re-
iect any and ell bids. For specifications
see county bridge commissioner.
1910 dSw ]. JOHNSON.
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-R1iv :, forks and spoons at Anderson's.
Indications.

Washington, D. C., Oct. H.-Misscuri
valley, generally fair weather; southwest 10
northwest winds; lover temperature in
northern PORTIONS; stationary temperature
in southern portions higher barometer.
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Italy.
CHOLERA INCREASING.

Rome, Oct. 11-Reports of cholera iu
Italy for the past twenty-four hours gives
a total of 252 fresh cases and III deaths
saainst 121 cases and seventy deaths the
preceding twenty-four hours.
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CHOLERA AT NAPLES.

Naples, Oct. 11.-There have been 100
fresh cases of cholera and forty-two deaths
reported in this city during the past TWEEN
ty-four hours.
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THE CYCLONE.

Rome, Oct. 11.-To-days advices from
Catsris show the recent cyclone was far
more destructive than at first announced.
The entire cou.try about Caianis is devas-
tstc5. vineyards and olive gardens have
vanished. Fully three thousand dwellings
are destroyed.
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Anderson beats all competitors in
watches snd jewelry. 9-22d&wf
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If Ohio goes democratic / will sell Blaine
charms fer Is cents, worth now. 35 cents.
If it goes republican Cleveland charms will
be sold for Is ceBts. L. B. ANDERSON,
l0-Il-tt Jeweler, 205 Ohio street.
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Everything new in silverware at An
,3erson;s 9-22d&wtf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-11-13
WASHINGTON Letter.

(FRoM OUR REGULAR CoRREsPoNDENT)
Nov. 10, 1884.
The new House will be composed Of
IS? democrats and l42 republicans, a
gain to the republicans Of "a members.
1t is generally remarked that the lead
ers in this present Congress are mostly
reelected. Carlisle, Morrison, Randall,
Cox, Springer, Townshend, Belmont,
Reed and Daigley of Maine, Phelps,
Bingham, Curtin, Bayne, Hiscock, and
many other experienced men will be
present in the next succeeding session.
The policy Of the freo-traders will like
ly be modified and it is very doubtful
whether Carlisle will be speaker anoth.
err term. 1t is more than probable that
Randall will regain the Supremacy
Among the more noticeable persons de-
feated at this election who are now rep
resentatiycs, ARE Easton, of Conn, Horn,
Of Mich, Cannon of ILL.,, Rosecrans,
Hurd, Kellogg, and those two great
"tail twisters" Of the British lion, , Rob
inson and Finerty.
One feature Of the late election
which will receive comment. is the uni
versatility Of betting, In England the
great derby race gives all classes an
opportunity to risk little money, once
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-11-13
Faxes in Maryland.

All the counties of Maryland have
made returns to the State Tax Commits
sioners at Annapolis Of the county tax
rate for 1884. The tax rate of Carroll
county, as in 1888, is the lowest, though
it increased 1 cent on the 500 this year
Baltimore county is the next lowest,
the present rate being GO cents. Com
pared 1888 the counties which increas-
ed the tax rate for 1884 are: AlleganV.
Caroline, Carroll, Cecil, Charles,
Frederick, Garrett, Kent, Queen
Anne's, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico
The decreased tax rates are in Anne
Arundel, Calvert, Hartford, Howard
st. Mary's Worcester. The rate re-
mains the same in Baltimore county,
in Dorchester, Montgomery, Prince and
Georges and Washington counties In
Baltimore city the municipal tax is
81 so, an increase of 10 cents over 1888.
The rate Of the county levy for 1884 in
tie several counties on each 500 is as
follows: