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w. IT. TAYLOR,
III. X. HARDY
w II tIIRBS

On motion, the report was received an
he licenses granted upon payment OF SloO
!, the Civ, and $500 To The State, and th'
ling 81 the proper bond by each one oi
i'll petitioner.
rhereupon L. Fragiacomo, Geo Lemon
and David E. Addison submitted their
,nndS as dealers il vinous IL Il sEsritupus
fanors, and the same were exam ned ana
pproved by the Board and filed IN tn
nice OF the Oh ncerv Clerk.
tn re being no further bus mess th'
3 BARD adj 'urned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
=. ~ MI ..DD Gitv ElArk
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Trustees ot the several public school
of Br Civ were elected b. the B'ard Cd
Ma,or and Aldermen on Saturday last
S,...ffcial proceedings IN another column
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Administer Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
according TO directions. In the morning is
the the best time to take IT, For sale at
Lemly's druastores.
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THROUGH
Sle perS TO Northwestern Points.

nv and after THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18TH, the
Illinois Central Railroad will run "EkA s
Taroagh Sleeper to Pana. Decatur sssr,
Mendoza Freeport. Dubuque, Na-,hr es,erR
points leaving New Orleans at 6 P n; aa' 81.
Isl p ", every THURSDAY, ara ',eA c-sry Fri
10 "a NJ Jackson, Tenn II 10 a =. AMI will
Az mil further notice. This art,iar, Tour-
sr.atlv accommodate Returning = Tennes-ee Land
lists. and Louisiana, Mississippi " " COLEMAN.
Seekers ASH. 6en1 Pass Agent
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In the death Of Mrs. f A. SHACKLE
FORD. venerable and respected ma mari
Of Jackson hs- passed away: She died OF
Voniay night, st the re~idenc- OF he,
J,nobirr. Mrs. Echol@, and her funeral
took place this morning.
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The Crv-t,l Springs Meteor says ths'
NJ. Mary Wolfe. stately brnnctt
Lsan,y Of Jackson, is visiting relatives ~
the crystal city.
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Mics VI V. Dudley will open The
Ladies' Exchange on Monday next IN tn
buildiug on Capitol -treet, lately "ccupi''
hy Mr. O'Sullivan. We call attention ''
her card in this i-sue.
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The Misses Bailey will give recep-
,iop lhi. evening to Mr.. II. v wall ana
his bride. for which a large number OF
inyita,i ms have been issued. 1t VIII DOUBT
lrs. be an eIeg mt atnlr.
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A slight change in the schedule Of thu
aritL. ~ took effect ou Sunday last.
The p.--euger train now leaves at A. NJ.
ami arrives 40 9 p. NJ.
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-1las-r. I-ydore Sctwar'z and Davie
Cocoon. have formed q partnership an'
.,I ,.rtpu. On, trust and confectionery
I,,.lr..-- next door TO Seuticr's.
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MnRILE AND OHIO r. 3.
r,rcgEz. JAsK.oa coLUx sUs r. +

,.-.,. l.,rrd trains leave Meridian at ;f5 and
3, ana ,.'urI und Trains arrive at 90 a IA
I'd ffs,J %. IA
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The m,rrjsg. of Mr.. II. V Wall, 81
VeriIi.r. aui Mis- Lizzie Pierre, Of tn
r,,y wII ike pine. This ~. ming at cish'
,'alars I'm 81. Andrews Church.
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uauome on the Mexican Gulf


Coast, Were you won't freeze in winter lher-
mometer rarely below 400. Forty five miles east OF
New Orleans on the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road; four daily trains. Toulnie depot on TINS
Mace Un>urpassed cunning and fishing orange
grow tn equals Florida Oranges grow on TINS coast
took 500 gold 'dal at the World Exposition,
New Orleans last winter. One mile oil Gun 'front.'
steamers passing between New Orleans aud Mobile,
in full view oysters soft-shell crabs and shrimfs
abound in season. Asthma, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles cured by residence on
this coast-breathing the balmy salt sea air SEND
SOS and you will get deed by return man ior
building lot 50x2o0, which will he worth ten times
this amount in less than Eve years
Address LOGAN WALKER, Holly Springs, MISE
take great pleasure in stating that GUY 'iee
adioins the celebrated J. f. ii. Claiborne nlo"~ md
Is decidedly one OF the most de.:saoie on the Gun
cast I saw this having often been on and over
the place. Very respectfully, T. o. WALL,
Commr Img'r and Agriculture state oil MISS
From c. A. Brougher, ExSeeretary OF State-l
take pleasure in stating that in 1869, was SUI
frrin from chronic ehitls. l snec. month on me
Gulf Coast; was thoroughly cured have net mad !
cb;li s;nce c. BRoUGHER,
s>p2. S5-sm. jackson "iss'
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The annu.I meeting of Mississippi
Commentary. No. l, Knights Templar
will he held next Monday nlght' ana
general attendance OF the members /
requested.
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Or confederate t,wn'man, II
surngl,r. ST.. has placed ON our table :
nrn,p wcjg ing 81 lbs, and me"snri n
" inches in circumier,nce. II was grow
in hi- garden il this city. IN shape ~
and flavor we have never seen Its equal
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n TITU DOC ~ I971I
u ...gr.-.l Leaves $atchez daily AZ 300 r. M
- 49,, r.. Iu Ilcgs0n at 500; connects at Har
49,, .1.r Elrk- 5urg aud Memphis.
a.. .,.sr- Leaves jackson daily az 100 a. "a
,,-...s t .atrhez l2'25 a. IN Connects a
rT.-r..fou iur New Orleans
il -re.IN daily, SUNDAY excepted. Leave
tF'Ilt-.u 10 a. ~. arrives from Natchcz 3
e3. fH.
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-F,r.ch & Co. announce splendi.
Iii holiday goods, to which We call al
teuJi9u-
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lD,4L IsD OInEE Norns.
The city Father meet tonight.

D,u't forget the socia5le 10 night al
the Pr,.1 5t,rian Cuurch.
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A Beautiful and Healthy Location,

One hundred and fifty acres open land,
and one of the very best Orchards in tue
State, embracing almost every variety 81
frui. grown in this climate, feachfs. ap-
three varietiesl Japan Persinmons. AM
sbont fifty Pecan trees of the Texas variety.
S.me now bearing ahundantiy. A hne To-
cation for any one desiring to 60 into
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-09

CHEW the celehrsted Arkansas TRAY
ELERn Tobacco. For sale by all wholesale
dealers.
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ILLS lIs 1891 RAILEoAn
schedule taking effect Nov. y, 1851

Schedule taking effect Nov. y, 1885
NORTH BOCNp.
- . Fxpress-arrives > 20 q. m.
~ leaves $40 p. M.
Va 4-Mau-arrives l2sts a N.
W leaves u 80 a m.
SOUTH hound
No l-Express arrives 1858 .. IA
~ leaves 3.12 p m.
~ q-Nfail-arrises Is a M
~ leaves ~ a. IN.
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JACKSON, Miss, December 7, 1885.

-
At A called meeting OF the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen Of the City OF Jack
,on. held Monday, ID, c, mttr Z, 1885,
Present. Hon. John McGiIl, Mayor (;
Aldermen Braun. Gibbs, Hardy, Jones,
ravlor and Watkins.
The minutes of the MEETING of Novem
p,r 9TH. 1885. were read, and His Honor,
he Mavnr, stated to the Board that this
meeting was called TO act upon the petitions
Il [, Fraaiacnmo, Hou ton 81 Co, Georg
Lemon. David K. Addkisson and j. B.
Fuller, for license 10 retail vinous and
.pirituou. liquors.
The CITY Clerk reported that counter
Editions had been file with him on De
cymber ;, 1853. against each one OF Ili'
,hove named petitioners, and SAID countvi
editions were submitted To- the Board.
The Committee on Retail Liquor Peli
ions made the. following report
" .ur Committee To- hon was r, ferTet
| he petitions OF L. Fragi como, H"usto
| 4 Co. Geo l.. mon. David f. Addkis~on
nj ] +. Fuller. To retail viuous and spir
| tons liquors, beg leave to report that The.
! ave carefully examined said petit n
| c,munrei them with he count r-petfio
| Ile in each case struck out the names I"
AID petitions Of those who are not leg
,,ters re-iuing in the city, and after c. rreci
ly counting the names remaing, bEd tina
| ,ch one of said petitions has a r,quI~it
| lumber of signatures OF legal voters; thu
| hos. petition- have been flied one montl
| md published three weeks in the cit
tewsuapers We recommend that license !
.ranied TO the said pet tioner- Tor one yea
mon their ii lug the bond qulred by q
| .f.tute
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-09

Cap, E.J. MeGarr, Of Greenville, ha'
l.en iu tine city Tor several days on lega
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Read Seuuer'- Christmas greeting a"'
then visit his splendid store on the c"rn''
opposite he Capitol. We have never ste'
~ extensive and So elegant display "
md. in his house; ard I've expects 10 re
Ih.,, all for he has marked prices down t.
tb- y,ry lowest margin OF profit.
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Omcial Bonds.

L.prEs coLLARs--We hare received Ereat
Quantity and nicely selected, from the ehrapes. up
an A@Af- xAAkAN =
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Honor Roll Jackson Collegiate
Academy.

Ont OF one hundred md sixteen pupils
~ attendance at the Jackson Collegiate
academy, during the past month, the fol-
lowing named pupil having an average
srafe IN scholarship Of ninay and perfect in
department. are entitled TO he distinction
III being on the HoxoR Roll:
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Joe Sale.

ERsEY BULL "a
/ Grade jersey Buil Calves
Grade Holstein Bull Calves.
Augora tioafs.
p...on. Wishing to purchase win please 49,
me At Terry, Mis- w. d. BiRpsoNo
iuly1, ,35-1y.
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Stedman 81 Go.

| have inst received and offer at a very
law price so bbis choice Ben Davis apples.
These apples are pc. iecily sound and are
in extra large barrels. A. NIRDES,
D, Jackson.
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-rlE CITY OF JACKSON.

letter ss h T by " 9 %
Perkins:
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FOR SALE

COMPLETE SET OF MIssls sIl md s' d'ssrsss
a ineIadins Freeman III in exssilsat eondissn
ana -''1'e Cha Matches. Ma
nov1s, $3.50.
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New SHADES on spring rollers complete
from 75c up. EYR.cH q Co.
RI
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The Y. o. Plcaynne oi thV +'H 2"
nouuc.s The death. on the day previous, -
Hor .ce T.. Philips. Chief f ginesr "' ln'
SIKH Distric, Fire Department. ana pN
handsome srihute TO hi- worth ~ a c'''A:'
Of Neu Orleans MIR. Phillips was porn :.
ack-an. De. mber IA, AZ, and re'h'.sss
10 New Orleans in 1865. In 1879 ~ repr.
sen,ed the Thirteenth AMI Four'eenls'
Wards ii the legislature; He had maas
the mater of exlingni-hmg nfes -, -
uncpa,in, study, aud The eiheisncS - ~ ~.
Jew Orleans :, stem il largely due y D. ~
exertions. The deceased, ~ay- me
vnne. was man OF energy ana ae'is'' !.
# ch,r,crsr. rhsse qpaliiie-, Je'ne'' .
his hone sly and natural ability Won a
him th,. success in lie when ne aen'.sss.
and viii can-e his memory y Ds cne''s''S'
with hanur.n
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Two-story Frame Residence.

eight rooms, with all other nee
essarv out-buiIdiugs, and all in compief.
repair having been thoroughly reuova,ed
and PAINTED within the pat year Inc
hest Stable and Barn combined IN the
county. together with all other plantation
buildings. tenant houses, etc seven g"ou
C,st.rns and a fine Pond that affords an
abundance of ock water. Fences, ana
indeed everything on the place, in excel
lent condition.
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On MONDAY last the propert' known
a4 Sizsf- Corner. nov occupied "N
Goldman q Co., was sold under me nam
m,r aud brought the handsIne Suhl ="
two Thousand dollars, an indication IN
propert, in South Jackson has not lost -
much in value a. some people believe IL.
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For Sale.

rrNT FOB THE OWNER .- With he : town l,s.l.
4 q es .sie aa 81 Which %
csnfsiniDg about - ;Ssn on fhe Ist OF January,
cleared sss 81 .s;e address me Al Raymeno
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cerile Sueent, Mary Sproies,
turie Nusent, Eta Mite ell
HaBeta Bustanante Lizzie shiugieur
Annab lie Power Thomas Lee
mIn1 Tower, William Bardett,
4 Tie P'rter, Robert Cassidy,
susie rte, George Hebron,
i~nuie Lemly, Jae Lee
iazz'e Lemon, Prank feathers,
srssinoud PERKINS, William Ierger,
annie Hemingway George Kausler,
leslie Lemly. Al erf kirkland
Nary Ode cal. Praudon THOMPSON
ddria Lowry, James Andrews
ilti-y Chalmers Clai4atrn IS hiring
da Yerger, Felix whiting
Annie Shingleur, Thomas Mitchell,
otfie tTacu, Fred Wolfe
settle Frazier, Freeman Brongher.
tdfy Nt.eltO = I'd HratTo>s
.ouise II g ningway, Alnnzo Tapev,
damie breen, h"mas Taylor,
.4ucy Andrews J mes lemon
Ella k"bdebush, John Fulgham
faunle Van Hook Claude Hines,
iar' oidw2y, Couprsy Nugent,
Ada oaundrTsi Homer Tayi Tor,
tdFne Subway, George Power.
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4rasry JAcxErs At Lac KAHS's
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the
DAI CE SALOON.
FOR SALE!

upHE FINE HILL PLANTATION ON
which | reside. One-half mile from
Yazoo City, containing about six hundred
acres, ON which is very hne
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We regret to record the death Of Nj
Jahn Z. Harri-, ut Bolton, ON 4th INST
Hi. disease was typhoid fever H.. wa
young Gentleman 81 decided promI.e, an
universally respected. was broth
of ten. j l.. Harris, Of this city. In
remains were taken to Morton for inter
mont
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Mis- Mamie p. Rice, Of Jack'o'
arrived 10 Kalug Fork las Tuesday an
viii make 1t h,r future home. Roli'n'
Fork Pilot We learn hat Miss Mann
will I've employed in the Rolling Fork post
ofic.. and We know that that capac't
size will render faithful aud eihcie'
service.
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Mr.. and Mrs. McCerran havs both re
turned o. Columbus. We understand 70
side We earnestly trust that TINS ne"
may be irue, for they have already form,
a large circle OF friends here who VIII u
glad 10 welcome their rrturn.-C"i"nlo'
D-p1tch Mr. nj Mrs. McJerran speh
some time in our city last summer anu
at { ,lu,nhns. found many fri nds,
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J. BRAUN, City clerk, pro ten
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A Jackson-raised boy, J. f. Evans
better known as L Idle Evans "a spn OF oui
esteemed ex-townsman, ii. Evans
has risen to fame and possibly fortune u
CINCINNATI, by the invention oil the Evan
Anti-Fricsion Roller Skate" lew night
since he was the r, recipient oil nam
testimonial, at the Princess oNaain-
Academy. in the shape OF an elrgan, sol.
bulge y,Iaed at $l75.,'o. The Times
Stsr d.v,,,,.s half a column To the occ ision
iurtul in, an excellent portrait OF our younl
friend And we nnIic.., also, that ON IN
9av pr4vi,ns the Evans SIX tie Canpan,
received orders for SO pairs OF SIX s'e
from Chicago AMI Miiwankee. Mr. Evan
wa. b,rn in Jackson in 1856. His frisn"
herrahonts will rejoice in the good ier,n :.
that inns rewards his industry and ski
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27

The Sheygya Arabs have been led
in the Eoudan by a Joan or Boadicea,
a daughter of Mahmud, one of the
Nahmudi's leaders who was killed in
the last battle with the Madir's troops.
This has always been a Soudanese
popularity. At the time of the first
conquest of the Soudan by the
Egyptians under Ishmail Pasha in
1929, the Sheygya Arabs were alss
led by a woman, or, at all events, a
virgin was put forth as the ostensible
leader. M. Washington tells us in
his journal of . visit to some parts
Of Ethiopia" that to the present day
the signal for attack among the
sheygyas is given by virgin, richly
dressed and seated on a dromedary,
and who is held sacIed even BY the
enemy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FLOUR-Easier nominal. =
WHEAT -luet but towards the close became
weak and excited, prices falling se from highest
point of the day and closing at l1sc below Jester.
day We akaess at the close ascribed TO excitement
In 10, don, and more or less weakness at London
exchanges; January, 791s@s0Ac, closing nc 7s1Sc;
February, 7gsk@S0Ac, closing at 7ssse; March,
SOISaSiLc, closing at s11sc; May. S5s<@S6He,
closing at s5S4e; No. spring, 799Soz, closing at
79a79G; No. 8 zoe; No. red, SIG; No. 8, a.
SCoRN-Quiet during most o. the session but
more actively toward the close market milling IN
sympathy With wheat, closed at H92se, below yes
terday; cash, 37s4@3sc; January and February,
s7szGSssSe closing at 375<c; March, 37N@SS1<e,
closing al s7s4@s71sc; May, 4ik94ls4e, closing at
OATS-Firm, weakened towards the close and
closed at A@ re below yesterday; cash, 2s9ZSHs;
February 2SAzszc;closing az 2S9zS1sc; March, 80
o2Sssc closing al 2s1sc; May, S11s@si'<e, clos
RYEEfirmer at ssc.
BARLEY--Nominal at 65@66c
FLAXSEED-Firm 81 471a9$l As.
PORK-Fair demand, opened q shade hgner, re.
coded 10@f2zc, closing steady; cash, si2 OoAlz I0
February, Sl2 o5@$12 Is; closing at $l2 0o@
IL orc: March, 81 159s12 Is, closing as 81 IS
el2 liz; May, sls s71sesi2 5214, closing at sls ~
LARD|Firm, fair demand at 21z9sc; higher,
February, S. soef6 IS. closing at IS So@SS SO;
March, se s71<6se IS, closing at S. s71s9$s -;
Nav "a o69s7 is1z. closing al 81 0o9N "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hrrner; shoulders, ~ -
asa so: short ribs, 81 l00s6 2S clear, 70 60
WHisRY-Market steady u 81 Is.
EGGSINarket steady NJ 2s71e.
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1t is Simply astonishing TO what an
extent drinking has reached among
fashionable people and those claiming
to mingle in the highest circles. Lit
is said that at a recent party in st.
Louis, given by wealthy man who
was too religious to permit dancing,
over one half of the guests we're alb
soluteiy drunk. Certainly, if this be
true, there is good field for the
members of the WI c. L. .U., to
work in, and perhaps it would be 6
good move to institute a vigorous
campaign among the rich and fash
ionable instead of the humber classes
of consumers alone. 1t is too otter
the case in this unregenerate world
that sin 10 high places, is permitted
to 90 without comment, or if touches
upon it is In such a tender name
that the pressure is not felt. Minis
tiers as well as others follow out thi
policy, and in many instances the ricl
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
HowConkling Got His Sheer.

Itwas the oldest correspondent on
Newspaper row who was talking. The
subject was Conkling Said he:
"Roscoe Conkling was once one of the
pleasantest and most sociable fellows
In congress. He was a great friend
of the newspaper correspondents. and
night after night he used to drop into
our Offices and gossip and chat and
tel stories. Many good piece OF
news we used to get from him. and in
those days we all liked to say a good
thing for him. He was better-look-
ing man in those days, and he had
lines in his countenance which have
since disappeared. He looked like a
man that lived free from care and who
loved his fellow men. There was no
habitual sheer upon his face, and he
did rot look upon the world and us as
his enemies. I remember when his
face began to change. It was at the
time of the confirmation of the treaty
of Washington. Ramsdell and Young
were imprisoned tor refusing 10 tel
where they got certain information in
regard TO it, and Conkling incurred
the enmity of the press by denouncinl
them, and by telling a lie in oper
senate when the senators and CORES
pondents knew that it was a lie. U
course we defended ourselves, ant
Immediately the country rang Will
Conkling's falsity and he was de
nounced as bodily as Keifer, during
the last congress. This treatmen
turned the milk of human kindness Il
Roscoe's soul to gall. He at ono
assumed the domineering air ne ha
since retained, and the sneer wit
which he tried to show his indifference
ate day by day into bis handsome fac
until it became a part of Its feature!
The face is an index of the soul. !
changes with the changes of t-e sou
and ConkIing's countenance is the n
suit of the workings of this great Ia
3 of nature. Washington Cor. Clev'
! land Leader.
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Senator Kost's remarkable pr

Senator Kost's remarkable propo-
. as submitted in the shape of a
bill for legislation, contains some most
astonishing reading, and seems to
have been resurrected from the an
sient archives of the dark ages. The
people should read it, and read it
carefully and understand for them
selves how much philanthropy has
done for the nation, and how little
even a senator's ideas comprehend the
era Of aIreform, which all justice loving
people are anxiously hoping for. The
bill makes the following provisions
That when a man or woman or child
is convicted of misdemeanor and sen.
fenced to imprisonment in county
Jail, or if committed for inability to pay
a fine, such person shall during the
term of such sentence be subject Of
barter, the same as any other criminal
that the county court may in its dis
erection order the sheriff to sell to the
highest and best bidder the time o.
the prisoner providing the price offer
ed be as much or more than th'
board and lodging of the prisone
would cost the county; that whel
the amount so bid has been paid tn
sheriff shall transfer the prisoner t.
the purchaser, who shall have tn
right to control and exact a REASONABLE
amount Of labor from his temporar,
slave during the term of sentence. l
the prisoner refuses to labor as hi
master may require, or if ne escape
and returns to the county within fiv
years, he shall be sent to Jail and KEEP
On bread and water for the unexpil
ed term of his sentence. Finally al
money coming from these sales shal
be placed to the credit of the schoc
fund.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27
WEEKLY BAZOO.
L EDAlIA MO,
TUESDAY. JANUARY q. 1885.

Gen. Mcclellan being named az a
possible head for the navy depart
ment, provokes the comment that the
general would probably be highly
successful in the task of keeping the
navy out of danger.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-01-27

FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Narket lower, slow except Tor Nay
which II fairly active; No. red, cash;
safe, January; s7540S81Se, February; ss7z@Se1te,
March: 94@Si1ze, Nay, closing at lowest prizes:
CORN-Mxrket traction lower inactive at sSA0
ss1znssszc, Nay, closing at inside prices.
OxTsIScarce, higher; sl9S21Sc, bid, cash; Se1ze,
January; s2A0S2zsc. n.y..
RYE-Market higher at 63kc, bid.
BARLEY-Aarkes quiet st 65915c.
LEAD-Market dull at g 45D43 30.
BUTTER-Msrket steady; dairy, 1929; cream.
cry, 2SO3lc.
EGGSEMarket higher ut 2lc.
FLAxSEED-Markes higher at 81 AZ.
HAY-Market stronger; prairie tl0 oo03lI o.
timothy, sl2 000416 90.
BRAN-Market lower Sc at mill.
CORNMEAL-Msrket 6rn at 81 2o032 Is.
WRISKY-Markst steady ct u II.
PROVISIoNs-Firm but slew, small job trade
st prsYixisn quotations.