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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10
Police Pickups,

VIM. Coe drunk, G. w. Goldsmith and
EnOch Thomas late hours, John Ragan,
Jno. Kelley, Chris Hinson, james Hope,
John Morey, James McCarty, mike Hollis,
Frank Ella, John Guwalsky, FL. Weber,
Chris Ettel, G. w. Fesler, John Jermer
and John Bega, tramps, was the record On
the police slate last night.
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Cheap Rates.

Mr.. G. L. Faulhsber yesterday informed
BAzoo rambler that he was kept very
busy furnishing foreign tickets, the prices
being the very lowest and likely moi to last
long. As a specimen he stated that the
fare from Bremen, in Germany, TO Sedalis,
Missouri, was now only Sl7.I5.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10
Gack1i 81 Geese.

The Jefferson City Tribune sagely ssys:
"The cackling of lot geese once saved
Rome and the same experiment is being
tried to save the state capital" Thst is a
very candid admission, but as Rom an
superstitions are oui of dste it is probsble
the the experiment will prove too antiquat-
e0 10 succeed.
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j. A. Lord, an actor and NJ anager well
known in the west, died at Soccoro, n. NJ,
recently. He appeared in this city some
twelve or more years ago, in company with
his wife Louise, who was the star of the
troupe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10

Fay Templsion appears at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, tomorrow night
Frederick Wsrde was the attraetion at
Springfield. o., last night.
Louise Sylvester, on tomorrow and
Tuesday nights plays at Abilene, Kas.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10

Henry Irving begins a two weeks en-
gagemenl at Philsdelphis to- morrow right.
His season viii close April 4. Il il an.
nounced as his last In America. He will
not play In st. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-10
HAcAN's
Magnolia Balm,

is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and yox can't tell.
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Horeford's Acid Phosphates for
Lemons or Lime Juice,

j, a superior substitute, sad lis use is posl
t;yell bereEc.al 10 Eeallh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
rnRPRKsIpnNr 40 MARRY.
A Rumor that he has Finally Surrendered
Who The Lady IL.

A Rumor that he has Finally Surrendered.
Who The LsJy IL.
WoshinoiOn Lctitr IN The Sm PnaiIcSeo FOh.
"On his recent trip to the woods" slyly
remarked well known New Yorker to-
day, "the President met an acquaintance,
a young widow, whom the gossiPs have
not yet named, but who is undoubtedly
nearer to his heart than any OF tho young
misses who have been mentioned as his
tiancees." The meeting was arranged by
DR.. Ward, who holds himself responsible
for the whole business.
This widow is about so, Is given to en-
bonpoint and will tip the ssGles at about
lC5 pounds. She has no children, and
enjoys comfortable income from snug
little property from her mother. She was
in Washington last May and saw the
President twice without attracting any at
tention. There Is no doubt that the
President and the widow are much in
terested in each other, but the President
Is little shy about telling sister Rose,
don't you See
The widow belongs to an excellent New
York family, but Miss Rose may or may
not approve having the acquaintance con
tinue. The President told On intimate
friend conhlentially the other evening
that he never felt the need OF wife &C
much as since coming to Washington
The President and Miss Rose are totally
unlike in their thoughts aud actions and
the latter is wholly absorbed in her litera'
ry labon.
Tho ladies' OF Washington would rejoice
to see the PRECEDENT welded to a good wife
but perhaps two or three bellies, who have
set their caps for tho President, would be
sorely disappointed,
"What grand wedding We will have
exclaimed one OF the attaches OF the
White House, "it this runor proves true"
The President, by two moves, has be.
come entirely separated from all his old
bachelor companions and has no chance
for the delights OF club life, as in the old
Buffalo days. All his chums of yore are
hundreds Of milesaway, and is it any
wonder that the President keenly rea'
Iizes the utter loneiness OF his life? Since
the 4th OF March the hurly-burly OF off.
cial life has kept his mind fairly occupied
but it is quicter now, and Inconsistencies
can reach even older hearts than the
Presidents.
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RREAKFAsr BUDGET.

Jumbo's heart weighed 1GO pounds.
The astonishing new star in Androneda
grows brighter.
Tennyson has worked The Irish broGue
into anew poem.
Pepper-pod red is the latest fantastic
shade Of that color.
The Rev. Thomas Thomas, Of Fayette-
vile, Ark, is ll4years old.
The city OF Cottage City, Martha's Vine
yard, is laid out like capital U.
The Cars two sons are slight aud gentle
youths, resembling their mother.
In Paris $50 babies are rehearsing for a
chorus in the play Petit Proucet."
Hyoscine is the latest substitute for
opium or Chloral. It is much worse than
either.
In Sejgwick county, Kansas, 1900, 600
bushels Of corn will be harvested this
autumn.
A novelty in silver is the discovery Of
a process Of electro.plating with silver
upon wood.
A 100000 bridge, 5000 feet long, is
being built across uanksbury river, near
New South Wales.
Pompeilon paocr, mottled as il with the
dampness Of eighteen centuries, is the
newest thing in Paris stationery.
Grapes are served on the vines in San
Francisco, the bunchts being tied with
ribbons TO match the tint OF the fruit.
Elijah Pate, though SO years old, caught
aud slew II deer near MonteZuma, Ga
the other day, his only weapon being q
poCket-knife.
During the recent military manUuvrei
in Austria, several bicyclists were employ
ed as orderlits, and they got through theil
work very well indeed.
"The Seven Stars OF the Mysterious Ter
and the Daughters Of the Sepulchre" il
the dazzling title Of an assessment Life in
suraGce association in Texas.
Spanish politics and manners are &C
much in the ascendant in Paris that even
the walters ut the Gales are learning To
speak Spanish; and so with dress.
The good natured DR.. McCosh, whose
gray hairs seem to he brought in sorrow &c
the grave by the Princeton boys has smiled
scores Of times when told that the secret
and sGpulchral midnight passport Of the
students was: Jimmie McCosh, by GoshH
An American mis1lonary in ArmenfS
received q lot Of Moody and Sankey hymn
books through the mails, but the eagle,
eyed inspector Of the Turkish post.otiics
decided that "HOld the Fort" was intend
ed to encourage rebellion, and expurgated
that lyric from every copy.
For thu last ten years, Emanuel Hunt, &
noted fox.hunter, in BIB county, Ga.
has called ths people Of his neighbor'
hood 10 church by blowing his silvery
"titra.lira" on bis bunting bugle. He alst
gives a matin called sunrise, melodiously
stirring the sluggard Of bonnie Bib. =
1t is said that there is now in London 9
woman who earns livelihood by skill
fully filing up wormhoIes in old books
each leaf being separately and patiently
dealt with, the material being chewed OF
"pulped" and pressed into the holes.
The charge is sixponce hole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
Tho Campaign in New York.

And Harper's Weekly too! The lost
sheep are returning to tho fold, though
he would be bold who would give bond
that they will never again jump the fence
A fine portrait OF Davenport, the Repub-
lican nominee for Governor of New York,
takes up the first page, while much less
space on q less conspicuous page is thought
ADEQUATE for Hill, the Democratic hom-
inee.
But this Is not all. The able editor and
the accomplished artist are harmoniousIy
pulling together. The Weekly takes the
position editoriaily that the Republicans
have met the expectation Of the reform
sentiment, nominaLinga reform ticket on
a reform platform and making fine start
on the road TO success. The Democrats,
on the contrary, put aspoilSmanat thehead
az their ticket and in their platform hit
the President blow in the face-nbout
which latter statement there certainly can
be no doubt.
Foresoeing the IoUt Of the DEMOCRATIC
ticket the Weekly says it WILDE a triumph
for the President, in the same sense that
tho election Of the Democratic ticket
would be a rebuke from tho President,
This. 1t will bo observed, is very com
Portable frame OF mind TO be in, for since
the defeat OF the Democratic ticket is by
common consent assured, there will be
saved from the wreck the sweet pleasure
OF writing able articles to show that the
Weekly and tho President are still flying
their kite high in the blue cmpyrean. a
trap set this way catches the game com
ing and going.
Interesting as this feature OF the per
formance is, there is not a CLEAN OF sun
light in Il for the New York Democrats
In the Mugwumps they have not force
on which they can rely, but one which is
lust as likely to turn and rend them.
Whether or not they hold the President
in high regard they will now be forced TO
admit that the Mugwump contingent is
the Presidents personal following, not a
body Of troops to DO set in motion at a
blast Of the Democratic bugle.
II the situation has not mis!ed Demo-
Gratis and Mugwumpse g well % Republic
cans the Democratic ticket in New York
was beaten before 1t IVES put up. There
never has been a campaign in that State
In which either party has gone in with 20
heavy a load TO carry and with defeat 10
certainly ioreshadowed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
THE PERFUMED BALLROOM
rle Atlanta conatLnlt0n, sreatLng Of the MyEtIe

The Atlanta Consultation, spcating OF the Mystic
Owls display, adds:
The pcFiumed ball room was one Of the novel
and graceful features OF this great event As the
guess entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odoTB ~ RON freshly
bI6omi' K bid Of thousand iower. The air was
laden iIh the soft, sweet perfume that seemed 70
he the very breath OF the VVddeHs Of pleasure and
a woUing TO the Raieties Of the occasion. A foun'
tain, neatly placed, was playing all the evening,
the cOlogue which gave iorth this Perfume. and
the pfacticed SCncs Of the lRnics Of oHCe defeated
what Il was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the Two S,omlzers were dispensing to the at
moSphere the odor Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

an article Of Southern manufacture that haA
promptly won its way iuto wide spread popularity.
This Cologne Is OF the finest quality, lasting and
delicious; ans Ru esteemed article on the toilet
table Of all that have used 1t. The quick and del
icate sense Of the mystic Owls" At once discover
cd Ia merits, and they had no happier concelt 70
oPer their guests than thes9 fountain !cts Of de-
liRhtiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 30
grateful reir Sher last evening will please them
selves ard honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the twe!Ve-lnonth by
means Of this delightlul Agent. au26 MWFAW
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less great. She has become conscious Of
her own power, and confident in thesense
that she possesses It. Her policy toward
the outer world has undergone CORE
spending modification, or, more correctly
is in process Of undergoing It. She has put
aside her old discredited tricks, and is ap-
plying herself to meet inielligently the
facts with which she must deal somehow
and to turn 10 her own benefit foreign
intercourse which 1t has ceased to be in
her power TO Rhnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
Wont to Bed with a swarm OF BoOU.

N4aouTl htplOIIcdI'
A man living in Dalton, who has been
under the treatment Of q physician for
rheumatism, short time ago dismissed
his physician and undertook the bee rem.
edy. Divesting himself Of his clothing, be
got into bed aud covered up, and told his
attendant he was ready. A awaEm Of
young bees was then put into the bed
with him and the remedy commenced.
It took four men TO bring him back to the
house and II would have required forty to
have put him in the bed again. He still has
the Iheumatism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
chIpa az Sr.at Power.

China has been recognized as in fact an
Asiatic power Of the first magnitude, and
as factor, therefore, which cannot be left
out OF account by those countries which
have 10 do with Asia and with the East,
On China herself the change hes been no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
Educational,
Mt. de ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA

The thirty. eighth year Of this wellEnoNn ACID
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns,
opens on the Bnt Monday OF September nett and
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Those who cCaIre to place their daughters laIn
Institution GHording exceptional advantages Ia
the way Of healthiul and delightful location, cl'
cellent board, thorough discipline aud instruction
at the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every deA'
ment Of female education, including the mOdta
languages and music, should send for caAlcS's
Of this School. Address
Directress Of the Academy ofthe Visitation
MT. do CHANTAI,
au2SpGw Near Wheeling ". VI
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Solicitors Of Life Insurance.

lIlnffn A few hrst class men who have faith
WkUIElI In themselves 70 act a. District Man
Agen and Special Solicitor for the
Equitable Life Association OF West virginia,
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Business stabilized. References required. Per.
nAnent employment and good pay guaranteed.
EoF further Particular apply at once 10 r. II,
WMEtocK, Manager Aartipi6uEE, West Virginia
SeseHNTAN
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DIED.

GERAGHTY-0n Thursday. October l, 1855 NJ Q
o'clock 4 NJ, IN BenwOod, W. Va, HARRY, son Of
James and Mary AGn ceragaty, Bgrd years aud
months
Funeral to day friday at IL O'Clock N. Friends
Of tho family arc invited.
HRISKEtL-0n Wednesday morning. September
80, 1882 at o'clock, al his residence on ChGEline
street, 0TlO ". HEIsKELL, In the 18th year Of his
age.
Funeral on Friday morning. October ?, at 10
O'Clock. Interim mt private.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
New publications.

"Plumbins and House, Drainage Prob
lens" deals with problems which arise
every day and are not always, or even
generally, intelliyently met Unfortun'
ately those most concerned do not always
know when matter Of unscientiGc drain:
ace or bad workmanship copfronts and
threatens them. The work under review
is a reprint Of practical suggestions, in
greater measure answers TO questions
compiled now in the columns o. 1he SAM,
tdrv Engineer, which stands easily tint in
its tield. There is not a builder, q plumb
er or a householder who cannot find pro
1t in these pages. One hundred and titty'
air illustrations are great helps to the
reader who desires better understanding
OF these problems. The publishers nave
to class Of literature which Is in demand
by thoughtful persons.-The Sanitary En-
gineer, Publisher, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02
MARRIED.

EoRsIS-ADAM5 Tn Thursday. October l. 1885,
by Rev. Dr. J. h. smith, At The residence Of the
b ide'G pa ents, No. 9lS Market Affect. JOSElu !.
NORRIS. Of Willow island, ". Va, and MlssNEITiE
L. AnAMA
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G. II. DrrSoN 4 Co., j. Y. Dr1SoS 4 Co.,
Send to JouS C. HAYSEs & Co. Rostnn, (b!unch
house OF o. Dlgon n Col for grand llluSrttsd Cat
AluGue OF all Musical Instruments, ttinES and
TRIMMING Rppg9.TuPAw
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RICHARDSON

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More than bali million pupils have learned
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il published with American, and also with
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the mot correct oil iuStructorS having been very
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Valuable additions have, from time IN time, been
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Confectionery.
1entists.
TRANSFERS. GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS or REVERENCE MARKS.
eDAily. tsundAy excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Timc:
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b., 2. . Q. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at s:tor. n. for woodEasld and
Leave BcIiSire at s:lS 4. II. for summeraeld and
1A 4STiVe a BellAlro 1910 A. u.and 5:Snn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

Good Housekeeping comes filled with
good things for October consumption. Its
bill OF fare offers a toothsome repast.
There are such helpful hints as every
housekeepsr ought to have, and they are
so pleasingly conveyed that the whole
family will find entertainment in them.
It is not surprising that this UNIQUE pub
LEGATION grows in favor.-ChGs. W. Bryan
& Co, Holyoke, Mng1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-02

The Century has made great hit with
It's contributions to the history of the war.
In the October number there is more in
the same vein, some OF the papers being
devoted especially to General Grant, and
one, by General HLrace Porter, to Lincoln
and Grant. The department Of Topics
OF the Time" increases in public favor:
"a Study in Independent journalism,
in which Samuel Bowles and his life'work
are taken as text, does not make the
most Of a good opportunity and is there.
fore disappointing. Mr.. Howells writes
delightfully."- Of Tuscan Cities" and Mr..
Henry James goes on with his "Bos:
tonians." Lieut.. Schwatka gives second
article on "Ths Great River Of AlaskR,"
being an entertaining account OF the ex-
ploration Of the Yakou. 1.-THE Summer
Haunts Of American Artists" is very at.
trsctive article, handsomely embellished
with good pictures. The Bric.a-Brac is
always an entertaining feature.
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The October s.. Nicholas will keep the
young people well supplied with good
reading for month. This time Mr., Pal
mer Cox has his brownies at the district
school, and rare time the cunning little
rascals are having allow Science Won
the Game" will interest young and old
who have liking for base ball. Mr..
TroVbridpe concludes "His Own Fault"
and the only objection to 1t is that 1t Is
NOT longer. The short stories, pictures
and rhymes are up to the 81. Nicholas mark.
There g no better present to young per-
nop than this bright and pure magazine,
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Harper's for October is replete with
good matter Of present interest. Mr.. G.
H. Farman has a second paper on Labrs-
dora we'll written and entertaining pro-
duction. "a Glass Of Beer" Is No. III in
the Great American Industries series. The
beer industry is traced from the hop
vine to the key, and the rest is left 10 the
imagination. Mr.. Lathrop's "a Model
State Capital" Is an artistic vein Of Hart
ford with sketches Of some Of the cele-
brities and their homes. In this a clever
writer has made good use Of rich ma
terials. The illustrated "She Stops to
CONQUER" 80 well begun in the
january number Is continued. MIR.
Abbey gives us spirited pictures which
cannot fail to be enjoyed by lovers Of tine
old comedy. Mr.. HowelRs Indian SUM
mer" moves along pleasantly, growing in
interest. Two unpublished letters OF
Thomas Carlysle, on slayery'in America,
are in the easy chair. The letters were
addressed TO Judge Beverly Tucker, Of
Virginia, the second and most important
in 1850, the year OF the Fugitive Slave
Law. There are good poems, and the
familiar departments are not stinted.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-12-17
REV. W. 0. SHEA.

We are of the opinion that it has been
long time since the North Georgia Confer
ence sent man to Jonesboro who was more
universally popular than Mr.. Shea. As pas
tor of the Methodist church his efforts
have been unremitting to accomplish good
and have proved effectivein the spiritualbuild.
ing up of the church at this place. We don't
think we ever saw man who was more lib
eral in his views and free from predujice
and while we know the people of Jonesboro
are perfectly satisfied to have the good and
noble old man, Mr. Harwell, as their pastor,
at the same time it is with regret that they
see Mr.. Shea take his departure One of
the truest indications of his worth as pas
tor is the power he exercised over the
children of this town; and children are
never deceived as to the nature of people
On last Sabbath morning at Sunday-school
it was an affecting scene when he made his
last talk to the children. to see their fearful
little faces when they realized that they
were about to separate from one of their best
friends.
As to Mrs Shea, she is model lady, both
as to Christian character and social quail
ties, and the people of Marietta are to be
congratulated on having Mr. and Mrs Shea
cast their lots among them. -Jonesboro
Netcs
Rev. Mr. Shea preached his first sermon
at the Methodist Church last Sunday morn
ing He made a favorable impression upon
those present. His sermon sparkled with
gems of thought and sound common sense
remarks. His big heart, full Of love and
sympathy, will win him friends in this com
munity and do good for the Master