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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

'ine -nits ~ Rooms for visitors and fami les
at the LAFAyErrx Horst 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

Da HoLpKs informs the citizens Of Humboldt
county tha he has located permanently In
winnemucsa, and that he viii also visit a,ijo n.
ing towns by special request He practt co
Dentistry In all ,ts branches. Office on Main
street, pposite NJ. Holman Cos store. jal6
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

Ihey manage these things differently
IN Texas. This is how a fond couple
came to an und -rstanding, according to
one who prrtends to know. He sits
on one side Of the room 10 a big
white rocking chair; she on the other
side IN little white oak rocking chair.
a long cared deer. hound is by his side,
basket of sewing by hers. Both tie
young people rock necessarily. He
sighs heavily and looks out Of the west
window at a myrtle. tree; she sighs
lightly aad gazvs out Of the east w,n-
dow at a turnip patch. At last he re-
marks:
This is mighty good weather for
cotton picking"
'ris that. the lady responds, il
we had any to pick.
The rocking continues.
What's your dogs name?" asked
she.
"Cooney!" Another sgh-broken
stiffness.
What's ne gooi for:"
"What's he gool for?" says he, all.
strsctedly.
"Your dog. Coonpy."
For ketching 'p''ssums
Silence for hall an hour.
He looks like deer hound"
"Nho:"
''toonry"
''He is, hut he's sort o. bellowsed,
an gettir' oil an slow, an he amt no
count on cold trail"
In the quiet ten "iuntes that ensu. s
she takes two st,tcb-s IN her qpi.t.
gorgeous affair. m .de after the pattern
called Rose of Sharon"
Your ma raising many chickens?h
Forty old"
Then more rocking. and somehow
the big rocking -chsir aDi the little
rorkirg chair are jamm-d side by side,
aud rocking is impossible.
Maxim quilts" he observes.
Yes, she rrp'irs, Frightening np.
for she Is great Oh qnIits I've just
finished go' geous Eagle of Brazil, "A
Sitting sun ami 'N.tmn's Pride
Have you ever saw the yellow Rose OF
the P,anie,'
mo -
More silence. Then he says:
DO sou love cabbsge?"
Il do that
Presently his hand is accidentally
placed on hers, of which she does not
seem to be at all aware. Then he sud.
'irnly says:
Is- great mind TO bite von."
~ hat have you a great mind to bite
me For:"
"ksse you won't have me"
"kase you amt ax-,l me.
''WeiI. now, Ak you
THIN. now. | has you
Co0uey dreams he hears a sound Of
kissing. and next day the young man
goes after marriage license, -[Cham-
bers' Journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

1t the tear OF woman passes away
lightly, so hutters away still more
lightly her smile; aud the latter still
oftener than the former, is only ap.
peaiauce.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
Choice cigars.

Choice, imported Cigars. Of exquisite flavor
can be obtained at the Sidehoaru saloon, next
door to the posloificc jel
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

fresh supply OF tho~ "sub'inae Cigars
just received. tall at the fALACE. and try ont.
mhl1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
TAVTY is THE TINE 4
NO Wv To CURE
SLIN HUMORS. /

IL IS a, this seas n. when the Pores are
cl'ggei and the Blood and Per~prati n are
laden with inpurt es, that saguring Hum RS.
humilia ing ErIptnns, thing orturts. Salt
heun OF Ecz ma, Psoriasis, letter, Rugw ,rnl,
Baby Humois, >crofuiA, Scrofiious sores, Alb.
sc.sses and III charging Wou DIS. n d e, cry
species of Itching. Scaly o d pimpy Di eases OF
the kin and sca p, are most sp eddy and
econom caliy cured by the Gu IcURA REMEDIES.
L. Is FACT.
Hundre g of e'ters in our po sson (copies
OF ' hich NAV be ha by return n aiD are our
au hort or the a"e tion that Skin &c ip,
and b Humnrs, wae,her scr fulo 9, i"lisr-
tied OF contagi us may Now be permanently
= ured bv Cur cURA REsoLvESr. the new II Oh
q nriier, in .rnaily, and CUII URA and Urf
cuRA 20 P, tn greet Skin u es and B auti
hers, exte naiy, no e-half tie time and ex-
pense any other SIN.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY SUNDAYS Ex.
LCEPTED) BY
j. j. HILL Il CO.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
one copy, one year, by mail. ........... 90 co.
One copy, SIX months, by mall. .......... 90
One copy, three months, by mail. .... Q So
Delivered nv Carrier. 2S Cents per week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

TUIS pAprQ may b. '"''sd IN file p. Gso
IHlN [ NJ IN p nws 4 Cps ewsp ~ z
Ad er'isne H'ir a. 90 Sp<'re ST. }, W. ere a !.
verti ing ontra d may be male for 1t IN
NEW YORK.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
GREATEST Ov EARTH.

CUTIcURA RE e. W are t. e greatest NJ sdi
twenty yes srs ID in facs lied from IT, be
/ We Curlc r, woul h We saved ter life Ny
rms, reast and hea were cove ed to three
yea whi n tn ng reliev or cured un Il I
u ed tn Gu 'cuRA X OLIVE inter, ally, aud
Cor cuRA and CUrcURs SuAP. ex erna ly
J " ADAM \, ,Wlrk O.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

Write TO N. LEVY 4 Co. Tor prices of Dain
Wa :ons. buckeye Movers, and Iowa Barb
Wire. ise
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half ha n tee1 tn Il as to the sreS t
curative - .wers he CUrIcuR EaED Es (
have , al hu I'd EDS II d liar, or med ne to
cure ilse 3 IS of the 10 Il an skin, an never
foun a ything set equal the Cur c "a REA-
c ties CH ,S. " I'LL MS,
ProyId -nce, a.. |.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-07-18

Sold by al Druggists. Price: CrTIcURA. roc;
REsoLvsST. 81 90; ,',AP. Is cents Pfe.arcd by
the otter Drug nm . hcssstcsit Co., HOs.
tOn, Mass Semi for
''H0w to sure skin Diseases"
BEAU FY ssi ssi Of r. skim. s%"'s;" G"-
rIcu A Snap
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
For Parts Unknown.

MaryvilIe, Mo-, April 2.-Ii il with sor-
row that MsryyIlle people note that DIR. II.
f. Robinson, of this city, has LETT Tor parts
uukrown. Mr.. Robinson LIFT some three
weeks ago, saying he was going - Iowa on
business. Ii was rumored on The street that
he had l. ii because he wss indicted by the
grand Jury for gambling, and some aid for
keeping a gambling house. Blu, 1t was sool
whispered that there was something more
serious, and to-day it was discovered that
he was short in his insurance accounts. Mr..
Robinson, for the past ten years has been In
| the Ia snrance busin "a. be was at one
time the lesding insurance agent IN theciiy
but through IN ittsntion TO business lost
most of his companies. The sp-cial agents
of the German American aud the Home OF
New York, have been here and found him
short In his accounts. Henry Graves, ms
broth, in-law, and Hon. VI. q. Rosenberry
are sureties. They have paid TO the Ger.
man. American 1881, and think they will
! have TO pay tue Home about Sl5O. Mr..
/ Robinson came to Maryvill IN 1869. HewSs
! dentist, a. a good one. In 1871 he pur-
chased the Rel ublican of Joseph Jrckson
and NJ. q. ROSebtr.y, and kept IL Until
! 1879, when he sold to MeSrs. Damn and
.
read men i'm the country; his library OF
miscellaneous books. said ID be one OF he
! largest IN the United STATES, aud valued a;
several thouS md dollars, has been attached
by his creditors, he having no . her prop.
erty of much v, Tue EXCEPT his hOuse
and lot in this city, which iS now he ng
! fortciOssd under mortgage. lie wes q
sober man, but gambling was his bsne. He
leaves a devoted wife snd three lovely
children. In letter he wrote from New
York city to friend in this city, he says
IL don't know but what | was foolish to
! leave, but / could net face the shame after
so long and respectable career. Perhaps
! was weak in going away, but could not
see aDy better way to do. | shall have my
folks leave Maryville and will break away
from all old associations, which you know
were very strong, and start life anew"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07

81. Louis, April 2-Invest CATION would
make it app az that Governor Thomas T..
Fletcher is in this city, and proofs are
forthcoming that he his appeared on
Fourth street and Brosdway without any
attempt t. conceal his identity, during the
past week, when h : immediate relatives
wsre iLquiring for him hy telegraph at
different cities. He rather scented to court
notice by accos,ing friends, ard his con-
duct is reported is frank AMI unreserved
ON these occasions. The air OF mystery
thickens, aud as The theories are siftsd
through conjecture is lost In
assigning the central figure q position.
Elsewhere reporters have abandon d
the search after ticking every pre-
caution TO locate the ex-governor. All
such a,temp have been fruItless, and the
ouly fresh incidents that lend interest to
the CT are brought to she surface in ~.
Louis. This is The orig place where men
can be found who ate mos. emphaticaily
that they have recently seen the missi 70
man. and as they can back their assertions
with the testimony of other relisb'e cIti-
zens, il becomes manifest that Ex-Governor
Fletcher may yet be found within com
paraiively short distance OF his home.
So iorcib!y is this view OF the case pre-
sent Il that prominent members of the
Grand Armv OF the Republic propose TO
ring the subject before their respective
posts a, their regular weekly meetings.
These gentlemen will cal for an enlist
IN mt OF the Grand Army in the search, and
then by organized effort procee to ranssck
every srct,On of tbs city in the desire to
disclose sore tangiblv clew. 1t is IN ac-
Cepted fact that Governor Fle cher Lad lit
tle or TO money with him on the day he
LETT f,r Kansas City, S@tgrdty, the 2lst OF
March
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
A Batch of Fresh News.

CLIFTON. Nc, April 2.-lSp'cial The
lightning during the storm las night struck
a rye TIE. near the residence Of Mr.. + w.
SNYDER. The conclusion wss so g eat TN t
a number OF pans of GAS were or0k IN
he windows If hi, house. Some OF the
family re jnsIderablv shaken up by tn =
hook.
Quite 4 thunder storm Prevailed during
the earIv portion OF last night, and ram
fell pretty much ali night, keep'rg it up by
showers through the day to-day. Ih=re |,
altogether too much f;n'ss In the soil
inst now for cumior, or bu iness
IL i, rep Irted t7at track laying was 70
have BEGUN today GA the Gull lire. Tn
yeati er has bee. so bad, however, IN Il
probably the work was not began.
The se,e storm cf lat evening nscessl
,atci the temporary SUSPENSION o bridging
a ii track laying on the X. Z. q :. railway
4 large iorc- OF track and bridge meu
with co9pl=le outfit for boarding
camp to accommodate sixty men we're Il
90 to Lowry this moraing To complete th'
bi idg, and track t. O,ceola.
The protractei meetings at the Flrs
Presbyterian cbusch c.osed las. night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
NEVADA JOTS.

Manager Moore of the opera hOnse
will book no comp ny, nor allow any at
traction at The opera house ihst will
charge more han 30 cents admission at
the or.
Sheriff F nj y, OF Baton county,, was
in tn s city Wedn s1sy utter V. ung M n
named Sulsur. who was held by Sheriff
Hill for the 'heft { a her e. Sulsur Is onl'
9 ventesn years oil and stole tie hnr e,
which is fire one from Mi ford johnson,
who lives at Bar ON. Rearhins Walker
Sulsur made a contract IN The street 10 sell
the horse { $50. He vas r+sted On aus
p ;cion, was lodged 10 Jail and BY Sher II
FIN ev taken back to Il ,rton Tor tcIal.
Ira De Snaz. acolored man, while go
ing ioue from church TUESDAY tve"ing
beesn TO alusr his wife, his bro her-in-law
who wa. walking behind h IN. mt ri q
and was ,l,pp d in the face by Ira This
euraged the bro:her-in-iaw end b fore lrf
knew what he was about he had received
yh " eat ia his b-esst from knife snC
YVES also struck or the face with larg
chuck Of co,l. The ", uHd d msn msn-
| qgei 10 rea, h home, where ne had M
woun Is dressed and 'o-day is be to Re out
although badly us up dsrkry. No sr
rests we're maie
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
History of the Advance.

London, April "A di pa eh from
Sir General Graasm. dared q o'clock
this event g, gives the following history of
the DAYS advance. We advanced at q.
M. with the entire force III square lorna
ton, the cavalry scoutiug. We ,ached
the zersbs at 10 oc'ock. There
We reconuo:te,ed from balloon; tie enc
NV we're reported visible 10 small
numbers. The weather was iai.ly cool;
only few men fell out of ranks for water.
We continued the advance in tn" after
noon until O'Clock, the no N .d infantry
and the Bengal cavalry scouting AT
O'Clock we occupied Tres mp hill, eastward
Of Tamai. The enemy appear 10 have re-
tired but no precautions against sn attack
will be reslecte l."@
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
On Sound Footing.

London, April 2.-Russis is taking
active steps to place her navy on better
war footing. In addition to five heavy
ironclads, the seven hali-plated cruisers
and five torpedo rams recently mentioned
by TIE Vossiche Zeitung as being built for
the Black and Baltic seas, number OF
cruisers and torpedo rams are ing fitted
out AT Nicolseff, the station of the Rus
sian admiral and aeet at confluence Of
the Ingul and the bay. The cruisers are
from 5000 to 5000 tons burden, and will
each be armed with from 10 TO IA canuons,
about half of which will be large calibre..
The vessels are expected to attain speed
of at least sixteen knots. The torpedo.
rams are OF about 5000 tons burden, esti-
mated to go at fifteen knots, and will be
srmed, in addition to two torpedo appsra-
tus, with six nine-inch and four smaller
guns. The Emir OF Bokhara has agreed TO
allow the passage of Russian troops and
supplies through his territory in the event
of war with England.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
Ordered Into Service.

London, Aprii 9Th steamer America
of the National lEe has been ordered by
the government IL be got INTO readiness
for naval srsport service AT sea within
fortnight. The America is 10 be armed
with ten guns. The All 'ntic Steamship
company, ii is reported, are considering
the question of tn. advis; b;lity of raising
passenger fares AMI freight rates. If the
contemplated advance be decided upon the
reason given will be the d pl ton of the
Atlantic fleets by the British demand for
tranSDOriS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
ANALYziNG SAKING POWDER

"RoYAL." THE ONLY ABSOLUTELY PURE
BAKING POWDER MADE.-ACrIoN CF THE
NEW YORK STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Under the direction Of the St,le Board
of Health, eilhIy-iour different 'lnds a.
baking pow dsrS, embracing all the brands
that could be found Tor sale IN the sta'e,
were submitted 10 examination and snsly-
sis by Prof e. F. Chandler. q member OF
the Sta,e Board, and President at the New
York City Board of Health, sisted oy
Prof. Edwsri q. Love, the veil known late
United States Government chem 81.
The official report shows that larg'
number of the powders examined SeIe
| found TO cOntain ain N or lime many OF
them TO such an eXtent as 10 rendrr them
seriously objectionable Tor use IN The prep
arstiou Of human food.
Alum was fcuud in twen,y-nine samples
| This drug is employed in hiking powders
TO chespen their st. The presAuce q
lime is attributed to the impure cream o
tar.ar OF commerce u-ed IN their manutlc
ture. such cream Of tartar wSs also anal
wed and found TO contain lime aud Othel
! IMPURITIES in some samples To the ex'en
of % per cent of their entire wright.
All the hiking powders of the marke'
with the single exception oi Royal IN
including the alum and phOspi ate pow
ders, which were long since discarded a
unsafe or iueffi cient by prudent housekeep
ers) are made from the impure cream o
ter ar of commerce, aud cons, queutly con
tain lime 10 a corresponding extent
The only baking powder ye' found b
chemical analysis 10 be entirely ire iron
lime and absolutely pure Is the Royal.
This perfect purity results iron the ex
elusive use Of cream OF tartar speclaii
refined aud prepared Dy patent processes o
the y. Y Tartar Co., which totally remov
tartrate Of lime and other impurities. In
cost OF this chemically pure cream OF tai
tar is much greater than any other, and o
account of this greater cost Is used 10 u
baking powder but the Royal"
Prof Love, who made the auNlvsis o
baking powders for the New York Stat
b ard of Health, as we'll SIS for the GeS
ernment, says of the purity and whole
someone's of "Rnyal:"
81 have tested a package OF Royal BsS
ing Powder which purchased In the ope
!, market, and find it composed OF pure an
wholesome ingredients. 1t is cream
tartar Pc Sder of high degree OF merl
and does not con tain either alum or pho
pilates or any injurious substances.
E. G. LOVE, Phi. d."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
MeaQre Reports.

Panama, vi Galveston, April Par
ticuars of the ha'tle at Colon and the
burning Of that city IS still meagrely re-
port d. An attack up1n the rebel chief
Preston Nv the c lumbisn troops, led by
Co ouel I'lloa. Che Preston forces were
utterly r,ut d at er severe engagement.
As soon as Preston bee ,Die convinced that
it would be impO> sib;e for him to main
lin his position he set fire to the city in
vsri us places end then made his escape.
Only a lew of his followers succeeded in
getuug swav with him. O1ly three houses
were lelt standing. Much distress prevails
among people wh) have been rendered
homeless. Everything is quiet at Panama.
No serious appr heusion of an attack from
the insurgents is felt. Communication
with Colon remains open.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
WARRENSBURG.
Democratic City Convention
Adjourns Till Monday.
The Republicans Will Hold
Convention Tonight.
A Lively Time is Expected at
Both.

Warner sburg. Mo, April Il Special: j
The dem ocr4Iic city convention TO nomI-
pate csndidae. for mayor aud marshal
met at the cou t house this evening and
without TAXI ac!io- adjourned IN ii Mon
dav night.
Tie republican city cOav ention Is cal ed
for -mOTrvw night. Al pres ,nt there 5
On one candidate, II. +. Clark, present
.ncumNeut, for city mayor. For CT y mar
snsl there are no less than Lalt dozen
candid It's and at this he Ut 1t is imp SSH
! BILE 20 II which If them Is in the re ID.
/ The Irish eleme is repre,, ntsd by TWO
m N, John Cah,il, always republican
and Dan Cl ford. formery a
| femocrat. Mr. John Opp seems
/ To I. pres ut the German e'emeDI, which 1,
very : rung her.. Beth the ETY. wards are
republicans rv IN II m ] rifles and w'Il
doubtless serd Z. public 'ns to the ard 81
aldermen. |, /, binted around tpwn to-
np.t tnat G. y. Ricbarrs viii be sprung
ON the cInveatiou tomorrow d g1t IN OF
: .,usi ion 10 Clark, ard lively war Is l' OF
I ID for IN that event Richards has hereto
/ fore refused To alloS his name TO b. used
I in, % Il " grant d a quasi coesent and {
/ my he ominsted. 1h re Is strong ell
m4nI in The pa ~ against Clark on accoun
( OF his pOsiIi n Ou the temp rance qGes ION
I L. is prt b bile, should Clark receive the re
Iubl'ctn nominal on, the democrats VII
n Iun a III ;aInst him. FOR SchoJ
c1u,m SSioner tue :re only TWO candl
da'es-B ,hlmsnn, preset incumbent, ant
Motive, both DENT Gratis, with chances II
favor OF tue former.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
ROCHESTER SCORCHED.
An Andrew County Town Wis
tied by Fire
To the Extent Of Several
Thousand Dollars.
Claimed to be the Work of an
Incendiary.

ST. Joseph, No, April lisp 'cial j
Rochester, Andrew unity, suffered terri
bic loss by fire DDS morning. The blaz2
originated in the dry goods house OF J. M.
Burton, and the large tsO-story frame
building was soon consumed. The flames
communicated to the drug house of M. u.
Rudy and the saloon of S. G. Caldwell
both of which were burned 10 the
ground. The Odd Fellows hall
and BarKer's boot and snoe store were
also ignited ard burned, after which
a large frame structure owned by Blaint
& Brown and saloon by F. NJ. Kennedy,
suffered a similar fate. II e FIRE wss un
6oubtedly the work OF an incendiary.
The following are the
LOSSES AND INSURANCE:
]. NJ. Barton, stock, g 600; insurance for
s. 400.
J. q. Barton, building q 400; insurance
$500.
Mrs. Shsnks, building, $500; 10 in
surance.
S. c. Caldwell, stock, 500; - insurance.
Odd Fellows hall and furniture, $1,000;
insurance 81 600
Masons furniture liz tue same building,
$500; insurance $3.50.
Lawrence Batter, building and stock,
81, $50; no insurance.
r. n. Kennedy, building, $1,000; no in
surance.
BlouUt & Brown, building, $1,000; par
TALLY insured.
n G. Ruby, dry goods, $500; insurance
$1,000.
The fire caused great excitement, but
there is no clue TO the incendisry.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
THE SEDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY APRIL z. 1855.
CARTHAGE DISTRICT.

]. K. Lubbock, presiding elder.
Avills-N. III. Buck.
Car. hsge-O. NJ. Stewart
Carterville and Webb City-M. b
Wood.
Cassyil'e-T. III. Knesse.
Dsdeville-I. Entwisle.
Galena-To be supplied.
Golden City,. J. Martin.
Gresn6eld-To be supplied.
Jasper and Mt. Moriah-T. Durham.
Joplin w. Buck.
Lanar-A. III. HeiDlein.
Msrionville-J. Miller.
Mounds-C. + Evans.
Mt. V.rnou-H. H. Ashbaugh.
Neosho-To be supplied.
Oronogo-To be supplied.
Pierce City,. \. Moore.
Sarcoxie-J. NJ. DARBY.
Seneca-To be supplied.
Sheldou-To be supplied.
South Carthsge circuit-To be supplied.
Stockton-To be supplied.
RoLLA DlsTRIcr-COLoRED.
Il. III. Smith, presiding elder.
CaI;fornIa-.Tm. Whesl-r.
Clinton and Cslhouu-S. l.. Evans
EeSoio-E. Anthony
Pennington and Fredericktown-J. w.
PAYNE.
Jr,pton and Potosi.-A. Abanaths.
L4baron aud Msrshfi Id r. rcshy.
Osceola and Stockton-(Supplyl Eli Bly,.
Rolls and ST. James-Richard Ia n.
Sedalia r. Law'on.
Smi,h'oi, Pilot Grove and Beaman
Cbapel-( supply VIM. Dives.
Springfield i. w. Hill.
Springfield Circuit Mar Reed.
81. Louis, Elliott Aveuue-Supplied BY
j. w. Hughes.
Bsden and Lowell WIN. Campbell.
Bridgeton and Rock Springs-H. Meal
lister.
Wesley Chspel-F. III. Small,
LEXINGTON DISTRICT --CoLoRED.
w. n. II. Brown presiding elder.
Arrow Rock-PaIrick AIkison.
Brownsyille-C. NJ. KeeIOn.
Bnller and Harrisonvilie-J. w. Brown
Carthage and Joplin-A. Ramsay.
Dresden aud Lamonte II Supplied) Thos
Dixon,
Georgetown and Nj. Zion-A Smith.
Greenfield and Nj. NernOn-A. Coleman
Higginsville and 0des al. Baker
Holden and Cenireyiew- supply b. 7
FOLEY.
Kansas City,. w. Jackson.
lexington. w. Somers.
Msrshsll-J. ID. Evans.
o Marsh Ill cireuit-Reuben Smith.
NeCsha aud NeRionia-Tbos. Williams
Slater aud Gilman Supply III. Irwin
Salt Pond and Malta Bend-B. Steele.
Warrensburs and Observation-Disclosures
pher Lays.
Waverly-Wm. McCutchen.
Wellington-Dennis Peylon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
A Good Chance for a Mill.

| will sell the grist mill at L,bette CITY
ksps IS, a; bargain. if sold on, or bef)ie
Nav lst. 1885.
Frame buildins, 5 stories, 25x35, engine
room, lSx40, nearly two acres OF ground
II feet of side track, l2x24, "Sinker &
Davis" engine. Two corn burrs and shelter
running every day. Wheat machinery in
the mill not set up, | will either sell to a
good Miller, one bali or all of this property
rs do not understand the business myself
Will sell to responsible party on time.
This is a rare chance to the right man.
| ID. HIGHIaYMAN.
Box LIS, Chetopa, Kan. 3-l7w4t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-04-07
The Old Grandmother,

When called to the bedside OF the little one
suffering with that night 6end to children
and horror TO parents, GROUP, the old
grandmother use to send for MULLEN and
make a tea and at once relieve it-made
into tea now and combined with sweet
gum it presents in TayloI's Cherokee Rem
edy of Sweet Gum and Mullen, pleasant
and effective cure for Group, WhOoping
Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by
all druggists at 25c and Sl.0O bottle.