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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-01
SCHELL CITY SCANDAL.
John Collier Held in $4,000
Bond to Answer to the
Charge of Big
amy.
SPECIAL to the Bazo , .


SCHELL CITY, March -.
On last Friday City Marshal Miller ar
rested John Collier, of hog nOtoriety at
Clinton, Mo-, on a warrant sworn out be-
fore Justice Herrick, of SchelI CITY, on the
charge of abandonment Having 70 safe
place to keep he was compelled 10 pass
Friday night in the county jail at Nevada,
and was brought back Saturday. He
waived examination and gave bond in The
sum of 81 600 Tor his appearance at Neva-
da on March Goth, for trial.
He Was Te-arrested on Saturday. the
charge this time being adultery, and sgsin
gave bond ia The sun of 81 900 for his APP
pearance al Nevada for trial CD Wednesday,
March 2Sth. The facts in the case are
about as follows:
The family of John Collier consisted of
himself, wife and Sarah Patton. woman
who has lived with them for about four
years past until lstely. Ii now appears
that Collier has been trying 10 make a
mormon of himself by living with two
women at the same time, and in the same
house, and has been doing so for over three
years, keeping his wife from making any
complaint by threats OF shooting her. He
furnished the Patton woman with a reyol.
yer, and told her to kill Mrs. Collier If she
interfered with her in any way
About three months ago il was
discovered that Collier and the Patton
woman were having clsndestine meetings
it the yard back OF the house
They mft once too citen, however. and
were caught by the neighbors, who took
the matter in hand and gave them twelve
hours in which to leave town. They took
advantage of this and went to Clinton. No,
where they have been living ever since.
Mrs. Collier is still in Schell CITY. Che
has the sympathy of the entire comma
nitv.
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A Remarkable Mishap
Special TO the Bazoo.


PARIS, Mo-, March &c.
One of the most singular escapes from
death ever recorded occurred in this vi.
cinity to-day.
This morning Mrs. James, living near
this place, after doing her house work con-
cluded to pay a visit TO a neighbor living
some two miles distant, and for that pur-
pose had large horse belonging 10 her
husband saddled. Mounting the animal,
she took her babe some eighteen me- nths OF
age in her arms, and little daughter some
three years old behind her, and started on
her journey. After going some distance,
the roads being very muddy, the horse be-
came stuck, and laundering. fell upon his
side precipitating the riders to the ground.
In the fall Mrs. James lost hold Of her
child, and leaping to her feet found it had
disappeared. Her screams brought some
neighbors, whose united efforts soon raised
the horse, and beneath where he had lain
was discovered the babe crushed in the
mud, and although some two or three min
utes elapsed before il was rescued from its
terrible immersion, ii was found not 10
have been seriously injured.
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Fly's Cream Balm cured ME of

Ely's Cream Balm cured ME of ca
tarrh of many years standing restored my
sense of smell. For colds in the head il
works like magic.-E. III. Sherwood,
National State bank, Elizabeth, y. J.
Easy TO use. See adv.
For several years / was troubled
with catarrh, have tried many remedies
Ely's Cream Balm has proved the article
desired. believe it is the only cure-L
Il. CobIrn, Hardware Merchant, Tovanda,
Pa. (See adv't.)
had suffered from Catarrh for ten
years the psin would be- SO severe that !
was Obliged 10 send for Il doctor. | bad
entirely lost sense of smell. Ely's Cream
Balm has worked a miracle &C. >. Hal
leyes, Binghampton, y. Y. :
Elys cream balm has cured me OF
Catarrh. Was sfflicIed len years. tried
almost every remedy recommended, none
proved SO effective and thorough.-S. K.
Aiken, wholesaler of SHOES, AS Federal
street. Boston. Mass.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

A young mother, travelling with
her infant child, writes the following
letter to her husband at home: We
are ali doing first rate and enjoying
ourselves very much. We are in fine
health. The boy can crawl about on
all fouls. Hoping that the same be
said OF you, | remain, etc. Fanny.
That lady is handsome, but she
looks as if she had a temper of her
own, remarked enc drummer to an
other on train the other day. You
read character correctly, was the
reply. Why, You sneak as if You
were acquainted with her. Well |
am, slightly. | married her SOME ten
years ago.
4 writer in scientific monthly
asks: What Is meier? In reply a
ocular editor said; An opinion pre-
vailed that a meter is a continuance
that works twenty-seven hours a day,
eight days week the year rOnud,
and when you resolve to economic in
the use of gas, i: throws in a couple
of extra hours daily without charge.
/ declare, it's real mean! exclaimed
Miss Stagestruck, upon taking a
second look at the bouquet which had
just been passed up from the orchestra.
They are artificial The prompter
thought to mollify her by suggesting
that they were quite as natural as her
acting; but judging from the look
she gave him, his attempt was a dis
mai failure.
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A DESPERATE DOWNED
Arrest at Upton Of a Motor.
ious Criminal Wanted for
Several Offenses.
Special 10 the BAzoo.

Upton, Mo-, March 26.-There was
considerable excitement upon our streets
Yesterday over the arrest oil a man named
Anderson. He filled up pretty freely with
bug juice and displayed plenty of money
He was placed in the lock up last night by
Marshal Clark. When the marshal mex,
visited the cooler he found that Anderson
had pulled the door of the calsboose off lis
hinges, and was ready 10 walk out He
offered the marshal 500 To let him go.
Anderson was raised in Cooper county
and has bad record. 1t is believed
by many of our people that
he killed Thomas Cockrell
some years ago in Saline county, as cir
cumstantiaI evidence points directly to
him as the murderer.
A telegram from the marshal of Wyan.
dotte, Kansas, was received this morning
asking our marshal TO hold Anderson un-
til his arrival to- night. Too much credit
cannot be given Marshal Clark for the
manner in which he has handled this
noted desperado.
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PILOT GROVE PILLAGERS.
A Bold Attempt at Burglary
Frustrated by a Brave
Boys Bullet.
Maddox Missile Plays Havoc
With a Burglars Arm and
Leads to a Capture.
Special To the BAZoo.

Special to IN" BAzoo.
PILOT GROVE, March -.
About $50 o'clock this morning All at.
tempt was made by two youthful Iramps 10
burglsrizs the general merchandise store
of j. L. Ellis Il Co, at this place, which
ended in the wounding OF one OF the thieves
and the capture OF both.
At The hour named Ed Maddox. aged il
years, a clerk IN the store, who IN company
with f. H. Harris and Thos. NJ Roberts.
sleeps In the store was awakened ~
NOISE Al THE BACK DOOR
Rousipg his companions, young Maddox
informed them some one was endeayoring
10 break into the ware room. The noise
continuing, Maddox armed himself with a
large navy revolver and slipped noiselessly
into the ware house, his companions being
prepared to render assistance if necessary
A moment later
THE SHARP REPORT OF REVOLVER
rang out in the darkness and smoth-
cred cry of agony followed by
hastily retreating footsteps. was heard
The noise of the report awakened some of
the neighbOrs and in a very few minutes
quite a crowd collected, TO whom the ex-
cited boys, who by this time had come out
of the front door, stated burglars hsd tried
To enter the back door and hoy had shot
AT them. An investigation showed this Ia
be true, as the back door near the lock was
cut with knife. which was found some
four feet from the scene of oueratiuns.
Nothing could he done, however, until
daylight, when further investigation show
eli
A TRAIL Or BLOOD,
leading towards the railroad and i'm the
direction of Pleasant Green. pos p was
hastily summoned, and headed by VI. VI.
Ellis, started I'm pursuit On the WAY the
shoes OF the burglars, which they doubtless
united preparatory TO entering the store.
were found stuck IN the mud and the blood
trsii continued some half mile Satisfied
that they had gone 10 Pleasant Green, Mr.
Ellis boarded the local freight and succeed
ed in oveThauling them at that point,
They were brought back TO Pilot Grove.
where lhey fully confessed To the attempted
burglary. but declined to give
their names and all that could be learned
from them Was that they were tTampS and
had come from ColiinSy lille, III. They
are mere BOYS, being brothers and aged re-
Spectively II ana ~ years. Examination
showed the youngest one to De
SHOT IL THE LEFT ARM,
the ball having entered at the hand. passed
through the flesh to the elbow, and thence
through his coat, lodging in his vest close
10 the heart. Ii was a close call and he
expressed himself as thoroughly cured Of ali
taste ior the lie OF a burglar. Later in the
day the prisoners were taken to Boonville !
and lodged in Jail ON a warrant charging
them with house breaking and attempted |
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AS When she Was Young

II have used Parker's Hair Balsam aud
like 1t better than any similar preparation
know 81, writes Mrs. Ellen Perry. wife
of Rev. i. Perry, of CoIdbro0k Springs,
Mass. My hair was almost entirely gray,
but dollar hottie OF the Balslm has re-
stored the softneeo, Auu the brown color il
had when | was young-not single gray
hair left. Since ! began appIj ling the
Balssm my hair has stopped falling out,
and | find that it is a perfectly harmless
and agreeable dressing"
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Causes Some Alarm, but is
Extinguished Before Much
Damage is Done.
The Election Of Delegates to
the County Republican
Convention
The Governor Refuses to Con
vene the Legislature in
Special Session.
Special 10 the BalOo.
JEFFERSON CRY, March %.

I
JEFFERSON CITY, March %.
An alarm of fire was sounded at the pen.
itentiary this afternoon at p. m. The
alarm was occasioned by the roof of the
building used as blacksmith shop, catch
ing FIRE from defective fue. The fire was
ex,inguished with few buckets of water.
and the loss is triflipg.
The republicans of Jefferson township
met at the county comTt house IN mass
meeting this evening and selected thirteen
delegates To the county convention. which
meets in this city on the 10Th inst. The
meeting was harmonious, and of the thir-
teen delegates eleven are half-breeds, one
doubtful and one Filleyite
In reply TO letter received
from Mr.. John j. Cockrell, of Warreus-
burg, a son of Senator COckrell
and agent for loan company, In which
Mr.. Cockrell requested the governor TO
convene the general assembly in extra ses
sion, TO legislate on the laws relating to
foreign loan companies doing business in
this state. The governor reviews the de-
cision Of Judge Phillips In the case OF Long
vs.. Long, and also the concurrIng opinions
of other members vi the supreme court
He also reviews the action of the court in
denying a rthesring IN the case and res
SONS shat there is no necessity whatever Tor
an extra session of the legislature, as the
action OF the court does not in any respect
interfere with one dollar of capital legally
invested by foreign loan companies in Mis-
souri. He further says that a great
deal of the clamOr raised is caused for po-
litical purposes, aud there is no necessity
whatever for any alarm regarding either
the stale or her citizens repudialing any
honest debt.
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This is miserable weather, a man
growled leaning against a lamppost.
| think it's beautiful, replied an &C
quaintance. The sun has shOne every
day for a week, and the air is dry and
pleasant. That's all very well, said
the growler, but you know ! am
coal dealer. Why, no longer ago than
couple of months | heard you growl
because it was so cool. Yes, but yoa
know | was In the ice business then.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-01
Died,

At her residence in this city, Monday
night, at $50 o'clock, Mrs. Johannah Cal
lahan, aged 63 years. Mrs. Johannsh Cal
lahan came to this city twenty-three years
ago. She VAS a consistent membersOf the
Catholic church. She leaves four daugh-
tiers to mourn her loss.
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A Fair Offer.

The Voltaic Belt Co, of Marshal, Mich
igan, offer to send DR., Dyes celebrated Vol
taic belt and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days, to men, old and young,
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and many other diseases.
See advertisement in this paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-01
RAILROADS

Railway construction is nearly at a
staudstill In'S3 these were completed
only 660S miles of railroad, against
ii ,55l miles in the previous year.
We note an unusual development of
the railway system in the northern
states between the Hudson and Mis-
sissippi rivers, which might result
eventually, in lower rates of freight on
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II. Fehr

Is manufacturing wagons at Geo. Scheer'
old stand on st. Louis street, and has on
hand several which Mr.. Scheer ironed. Mr..
Fehr has tirst-class repair shop for bug
gies, wagons, &c, and will sell his wagons
At low prices and warrant them as good as
any ever made or sold in the city.
l2-25-y6m
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For seven years Aliens Brain Food
has stood the strongest tests as To its me.-
It's in curing nervousness, nervous debility,
and restoring lost powers to the weakened
generative system, and, in no instance. mas
it ever failed test it. 81; 6 for $5.-At
druggists, or by mail from J. II. Allen,
SIS First Ave New York City.
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DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters

Frazier'S Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, mske the weak strong,
heal the lungs, build up the nerves and
cleanse the blood and system Of every i'm
purity. Sold by K. b. Hostettler. Sl0o.
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High Grade Cattle.

i have one car load of high grade short
horn bulls and heifers, from ten to eighteen
months old, for sale at my Walnut Grove
farm, Moniteau county, Mo.
26w2m* J. A. LANDER.
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Our Taxable Wealth.

Jefferson City Tribune.
Below We give the aggregate of the as
sessment of 1888 for the taxes of 1884. IS
shown by the books of the state board #
equalization. The valuation of the rail-
road, bridge and telegraph properly, to be
assessed in April, is not included
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-01

-Malaris positively cured with Emory's
Standard Crre Pills, never falling rene.
dy purely vegetable, contain 10 quiuine,
sugar coated is ceuts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-01
Field and Garden Seeds.

All kinds OF field and garden seeds, pure
and fresh, at j. w. Kalfus' 304 and 800
West Main street, Sedalia, Mo. 2-5wl2t
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-Emory's Little Cathartie Pills are
sufficiently powerful for the most robust,
Yet the safest for children and weak con-
stitutiODs.-l5 cents.
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Pure White Norway oats for sale at
Norton Il Norton's. 3 25y3t.
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IMPORTED CABBAGE

Imported German cabbages are very
popular In New York this winter.
Tney are superior in size and flavor to
the native cabbages, with heads more
solid also. The foreign cabbages
command double the price Of Ameri-
can specimens.
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agricultural produce bound to the sea-
board,
DAT STRAW FOR HORSES.

DAT STRAW FOR HORSES.
Dat straw is generally preferred tc
any other for feeding horses, though
analysis shows it less nutritive than
wheat. Barley straw is Objectionable
for most kinds of stock, on account OF
its rough boards 1t is probable that
the softer texture of Oat induces ami
mails the more readily to eat it.
A USEFUL yARNIsH.
An excellent varnish for hanging
basket, or for leather work, is made
of half a pound of asphaltum in one
pint of turpentine. Let it stand over
night before using. Card-receivers,
and watch cases can be made of but
ternut shells, and vanished with this
preparation. 1t is Useful also for
cones and acOrns.
NAMING FRUITS.
The names Of fruits should receive
more attention. Endless confusion is
caused by the existence of great num-
bers Of local and trivial names applied.
For instance, one standard, sensible
name should be applied to each va
rlety, and all other names should be
discarded Other things being equal,
the oldest name should stand. We
may hope for much ciearness aud per-
spicuite In nomenclature TO result
from the work of the American Pom
ological society in this direction. The
Michigan Horticultural society, at its
fairs, has had Il competent person
name the fruits exhibited, not in the
interests Of competitors, but for the
purpose of educating people to know
fruits by their correct names.
THE CHEESE INDUSTRY. .
The stock of cheese on hand Jan.
l, 1884, was 146 059 boxes ut New
York, lS4, 800 at all Of her American
and Canadian centres, 1880 at
Liverpool, and 900 boxes at Lon
don. This shows a slight
falling off in the aggregate American
stocks and slight decrease al En-
glish ports.
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Another Interesting Letter
From the Bazoo's Mexico
Correspondent.
The Extensive and Valuable
Iron Productions Of
Durango.
The Great Wealth Which Lies at
Our Door Awaiting Devel-
opment.
Special Correspondence. of the BazOo.

SptCf2I IOrrespOndtnct. OF the bdl0o.
CITY OF DURANGO, March Is.
The opening of the domain of Mexico
by railroads is bringing within her borders
the energetic M chanics and manufacturers
Of the United States.
These men come with
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FOR OUR FARMER FRIENDS.
Coal Oil Barrels For Sorghum.

Coal oil barrels are said to be the
best for sorghum syrup.
Hard or dry earth is the best diSir.
fectant and absorbent.
If it is desired to clean barrels t;r i'm
mediate use, take can of concentrated
I've in six gallons of water, P'ur into
the barrel close the bung. rinse thor
oughly by frequent shakings, allowing
the liquid to remain one day in The
barrel then rinse the barrel thorough
ly with boiling water.
If you have steam engine it can
be cleaned rapidly by boring hole
in the head and admitting steam
through the buDg for half an hour.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. RANDALL PARSONS. 4a8 7TH STREET
II n. over Ballantyne's- Operative and mechanical
Dentistry skillfully performed. administered
moderate fees. Ten years experience Hours from
a. IN to IN.
nR S. l. SCOTT.
~ Would respectfully inform his friends and patrons
that he will resume the practice of his profession on
September LIST at 1907 + street northwest. ty2I
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND E STREETS
LIN. W. Filling speciality. Also the of tooth
ache without extracting. local anasthethc used on
tile gums alleyates pain of extracting. Gas gwen
Charges moderate. n2
nR. T. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, No 43T 7TH
Dstreet three doors from corner t. Dentistry in all
its branches Teeth inserted So per set All work
ranted Janl
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LITTLE MEN.

THERE ARE NO BOYS NOw-A-DAYSn IS AN
EXPRESSION FREQUENTLY HEARD IT MAY
BE DUE TO THEIR BENG AHEAD IN BRIGHT
NESS OF THE BOYS OF THE GOOD old TINES
THAT sONG-WRITERs LOVE TO DWELL UPON
WE THINK 1T IN CHEAT MEASURE DUE TO
THEIR ADVANCED TASTES IN DRESS. THE BOY
OF TEN WILL NO LONGER ALLOW HIS BROTH
Frs CLOTHES TO BE CUT DOWN FOR HIM. HE
WANTS HIS CLOTHES TO FIT HIM, AND THERE
Is WHERE WE AGREE WITH HIM. WHEN SUIT
CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE MODERATE FIGURES
WE HAVE PLACED On THEM. THERE IS NO Ne
CEssITT OF CAUSING BOYS TO LOOK DEFoRsI-
ED. THERE NEVER WAS TINE WHEN WEHAD
SO COMPLETE A STOCK AS WE HAVE AT PRES
ENL THERE NAY BIZ As LARGE A STOCK ELSE
WHERE. IF THERE Is WE ARE Mt AWARE OF
SHOWN By ANY OTHEE HOUSE We KNOW THE
GOODS AND GET No VALUE OUf OF THE GOODS
ThEMSLLyEs OUR GARMENTS ARE MADE
MAI AND STYLISH, OUR AIM BEING TO PRO-
DJ IL GOOD WEAKING SFILIS GARMENT AT
MoDkkAlE Cost; THAT We SUCCEED CAN BE
CHIIDREN'S DEPABTA ENT VIZ ARE AMPLY
fkEPAhkD FOR ALL THAT MAY CALL AND
SHOULD BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
hAIRA kSEt PANTS IN LARGE RANGE OF
PRICES AND COLuRS.
sAKS & CO..
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS,
oc3 SIC and ais SEVENTH STREET
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SPECIALTIES,

nR. ROBERTSON, THE WELL KNOWN BAITI.
~ more Specialist, with 20 years. experience in
treating all diseases Of Organs and Nervous System
Saturday from TO 9p: m. at 456 street northwest
nea1 ~ street success in every with
rooms for ladies. oca Am
ITO THOSE WITH PILEs-DR. MUHLEMAN. NO.
l. 123 9Th street northwest. cures piles by direct
treatment without the knife. causttc or iiesture
Cure guaranteed I use Prof. Brinkerhofrs Painless
treatment Ihis recent discovery is the only plan
now known for curing piles without the knife or fga
tnre; L. almost painless. safe sure and permanent
charges moderate Hours. to o D. m seq -2,nsO
GHEDD'S TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS
- Improved new swimming pool LARGE we'll lighted
and ventilated hot rooms expert shsmpooer In stfend
ance 9O3 st. nw Open Sunday from to D M oS- i'm
Mnk ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND ASTROIO3rSr
Fee, 81, ~ "a"
Residence. 1910 18th street northwest Rour. from
q. m to p IN. and from & to .. m aeia
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WOOD AND COAL.

HAVING OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
No. lO2D 14TH STREET NohTHwEsr,
would pleased 10 receive orders for Cal Wood ana
kindng Wood Having uneycel d facilities for hand
ling Coal am prepared 20 sell low any hrm in the
2.24o pounds.
Ki;dling and Stove Wood at bottom prices
Orders promptly delivered.
JOHN MILLER
Main Office. Railroad Yard Depot and Kindling Wood
. MIl-4& Street and Virginia venue southwest
Branch lards-No. lU2o kth street northwest and No
143 street southeast
Nharf-Eoot OF 9th street southwest. ees- 3m
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Tanmany having put its city ticket In the field
is now turning its attention TO the Congressional
delegation Under the new district appOrtion-
ment by the legislature. New York city gets an
extra representative, making eight In all Tam
many proposes TO name the whole list, though 1t
will endorse 'ciyil service reform" by renominat-
ing the present seven representatives. and adding
new name for the vacancy. Under this scheme
the democratic candidates from New York would
be Muller, Cox, Dorsheimer, Adams, Hardy, Hewitt,
Potter and Gen Viele. or j. a. Cantor as the new
man It Is said, however that there is some doubt
or Muller and Do-sheimer running
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CoAL AND Woop
We have Just received q large lot OF Bakers' PINE
WOOD Also. fresh mined COAL Of superior quality
for domestic all which offer at lowest market
rates
The attention of is respectfully invited
al INSPECTION VI stock
STEPHENSON & BRO,
mic 7thst wharf and 18th It, and Pa ava
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IMPORTANT To Tax PAYrns.

Having perfected arrangements for the purchase OF
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES" receivable in paw.
Hent OF SPECIAL TAXES and GENERAL TAXES
due previous t. lso2 all PARTIES interested in the settle
nenI " Taxes can SAVE A DISCOUNT by calling upon
WILLIAM DICKSON.
22I ~ Street Northwest,
se3O1m Above Columbia Building