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lnck, the tailor
Buy wood from Ncsey,
Ncsry sells the very best wood.
Look ont for Ellis moving wagon.
--latest spring styles at g.. a Luch f..
Ncecy's wood j, chrHpc-i i'm town.
=. T. T.. make, hen, lay Price 20
cents.
New goods Just received at Lack,
the tallor'-
Best cup otcoilcc in the city AT the
DclmOuicu.
George W Mclaughlin sells aud
dcliycrsA big load Of dry stove wood
for $3.50.
"Coldcn's Liquid Beet Tome ts ii
wonderful remedy tor weakness,
fever and loss vi APPETITE
Embroidcric- in matched ,cit, N
All color. M Sanger Bros,
The display OF housr.lurnl-hlnH
goods, aud the low prices at which
tl,y ARE sold, L. attractive ~ llHhrl -.
Read in another column what Il.
Ilnbcr has 10 SAY of low prices llr
is Offering bargains lu H,l depart
mcuts,
Fresh stock Of MoyAn,Guupowdr
Ooloug. Young lIy-on, Japan mud
| Imperial tens Of the very iu' ST
grades. uI G.. &. McCuIlorhs.
Pr. T.. means Premium Poultry
/ Prcscrycr aud Is the most successful
remedy known for a.i diseases Of
fowls. sold by Castle ~ Morrison
Fresh rolled Oats, shredded ohis,
bulk and scli.rAi.iAg OuckWheu, llour
at &. {, McCulIoch'-.
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sI l..a. NrIH Wool Market lui aud
,a. I... Nu,N,i hHnHD uuHAsh,i laigl'1
I..ru. t.H.u
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Mt. IsAU .oID>rIIN.
Good name WIN Hring Wan
Through Every Iiu" -1t"Ur-tN
aud int"gritN are G""d
Qualities

Tue Examiner warmly cougrutu-
hates MIR Guld-tru upon the prompt
Acquttal which followed hi- trul Yes
tcrdHy. The manner BOO which this
was done, aud the remarks of Judge
Hall un the cast, H- well A7 hi. charge
to the jury. directing aDquitHl rvu.
,titutc compliment of nu ordinary
dimensions. We sincerely rejoice
that the son OF our old and lir long
friend, now dead and gone. has thus
emerged ,cuth.cs- from tur fiery
trial No one who has watched
the up-growth of l-auc Guldsiciu
from busy aud honorable huNhoud
10 "a buster and more honorable man
hood, could ever believe oven tor =
moment that "A dishouornb.r net Wa-
within the reach OF possibility with
him.
Isaac Goldstcin has entered upon
sn honorable, useful. and We trust, d
successful career, and will doubtlrs.
reach the goal every honorable mrr
chant sigh. for That hc ma, do 81,
at n carly n day ~ u ybodN doe b.
the prayer OF Im lNANuNtH
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pay Que good family horse. Apply
to G. { McCuIloch
order your chicken feed from
Palmer.
The Hin county deputies viii be-
tried At this term VI the federal Dis
trict court for obstructiug the uitcd
states mail
senator Vest said iu the 1 :. sen
ate st Jacob, oil takes away aI
pain
There came ycrN uear being .c-
rIous difficulty between CONDUCTOR
Buck ey and W. T. Mckinney. one of
the hin county deputies. iu this city
last night According to the best
evidence learned Buckley made AN
assault on Mckinney and a complaint
will be filed against him u the city
court this morning.
Prof. O. Grothc, BrOoklyu Board ui
/ Health, calls Red Star Cough Cure d
great discovery.
There was = delightful musical,
| given last evening at the residence o'
/ Mr.. +. kerkuW on Dultuu street
/ Selections from the best composers
were rendered 10y Mcsdamc- kcrkuw
/ schroeder. Sauucl-, Frldakc. aut
| Mc-srs kcrkow. Glenn. " ,tgntc au,
/ Prot. llss-. The music WAS well exc
cuted ana greatly enjoyed. aud thcoc
casion made quite pleasant 10y th,
efforts OF the host and hostess.
Have been using rungaluc upon d
patient who has been suffering with
neuralgia for fifteen ye,r,. the effect
WAS remarkable. II gave Immediate
relief Il. T. Connally, NJ -, Nuuu.
tain FORK. Ark.
That tract of land four miles south
of Gatcsvillc, known A. the Gcorg,
Armstrong survey, is Tor sale. ltwii
be disposed of at ~ bargain. Addrcs.
We llodgman, Gatcsvillc. IcN.
Mr.. j. j. krait ha- lust opened UP q
new stock ut groceries nest door go
Crippcn's market on South fuh
street, where he will serve thc puhh,
with new goods.
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An Acknowledged rncr,

That the best hot free lunch IN town
10 bs had atthe Cotton Exchange
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mINmD rnou AGAIN
SOM, Nu-DisN Stiti Monkey ~
Nround ms OId iIHuut-

SONNY No-,lrN Wu- convicted in the
district court loo Waco two wears ago,
uuj gwen seven ,rnr- 10 the pcnltru-
tnr, tor stealing cattle sonny mndr
his c.,upr. aud since that time hu,
given the officers of this aud Ndluin-
ing ppuulir. % great deal of trouble.
Every little Whir hc appears IN the
hu-Aurur WuruAud tho ullirrr- make
% u.h iur him. hut .Ibc certain
insect wubN irunn-, We rcnl so
much about when they get tu tho
brush sonny g.. not there. Polls
No-,lr, be- brother tu sonny md
resides about seven nudes cu-t of th,
rtN. Ou Tuesday uigut sonny. lu
company with one Jim Wilson d
man uu better than sonny went tu
rulh- house ami stole BOO, line horse
Deputy sheriff Dan Ford was uull-
fled of this Tact curly yesterday
muraug. aud mounting hi-ryrr-WHil.
.Iup -trcd. bee alone made lur Polk .-
house. but only lp Iuru TINT the pain
named and negro Wnu who Formerly
lived with Polls, hnd llrd the country
what direction they went, mo- ou,
-rcucd to know, mud lDnn returned
homr. NJ hr knew 10 would do u,
good tu follow the trio. sonny rs 0
/ Slick character. bat hr will never RESI-
until one of the NclUuunu county
oficrt- either rnptur,- hlm alive ul
shoots hun down.
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"nntnII ruI roW'I,

Adams tapp O. Iuiu
,u. n. had pt n.l merchants 0ui HNl'rrh
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H. Moblry Is candidate for the office ui
constable. pt'alurt so N'l"nHan comfy
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ToW- EDITOR oi she Examiner
Waco, April2l.
desire to correct through your
valuable journal, "a report that has
been put i'm circulation, that had
gone back upon the platform upon
which was nominated, aud which !
accepted. The principal argument
used l. that did not in my address
~ the council, dwell especially upon
the first part of the platform ana re-
commend to their honorable body
that the offices of mayor ana rccor-
der should hc blended together, rs
hy so doing 10 would give me large
salary. did not believe then, neither
now, that il would have been brc"uu-
ing to me, ~ the chief executive olli-
Ger. To have done 81. In accepting
the nomination, aud even after ] hhd
accepted il, | stated that had grave
doubts ~ to my qualification ih hcl-
ing ~ "a Judge to try the cases That
come up before a recorder court,
giving As my reasons that ]
had never looked into ~ law
book in all of my life. also
told. my honest friend, Judge battle,
that / had darling sick child that
wa. away from home aud could not
neglect her for amy office in the world.
| She /, still away under treatment oi
| "A phy ~lcian, and may receive -hlh-
mons at any moment TO her bedside.
| have never he-Itutrd u moment to
| disclose that | believed the two offices
ought t. be blended together ! can
SEQ no good reason why there 'l"uIu
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And wr are heart and soul with the
slipper season. II does our heart
good to see the way they nrr being
carried out Of our shoe departments
although we make very little money
on them, but we never lose sight of
the mct that two aud two 3, four that
is the secret OF our success.
SAN0tn biu-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-22

Mrssrs. Dennis Il Postal, furniture
dealers, announce to the public TINT
they ARE now ready tor business, aud
at their mammoth store on Austin,
between seventh aud Eighth streets.
may bee seen some of The haud-umc-l
article, of furniture ever brought tu
this market Their stock hu- moi uII
arrived, but il coming hl every lwuu
Give them h cali
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Every salesman and snIr-Iudy luour
house il polite aud attentive to One
and all alike, and will lake ~ much
trouble to show goods whrthr. yuu
buy 10 cents worth, u 800 worth. or
nothing NJ all. We want the public
To a-k Tor thng- and loukHD rhuu,
~ANDIH Bios
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itvsEroot April - Futures closed
.ulrl utl points hsh"r
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1t YOU want the best groceries at
the lowest prices, call and scr u-. ",
sell all kinds ot stock feed. aud make
~ speciality of country produce or.
dcrs Icy telephone.
CuNWus Bros.
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WEuufu his wrut Great nulaiu. r"
ffHurU. .'. Continent 100 Dor. Niut h' lNII'i
states ports this iaY TO- .- This lay lat year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-22

Genllrmru should call nud -rr ON
-clcc, line OF ties from iu cu.h up.
l.ISNINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-22

/ The best Havana filed five cent
IcIgur IN the world, tor sale hy \
/ Herr, sole agent.
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Ponds Extract Large sum, u
money urr spent Boy lhc afflicted Goo
Gud relief trompiIc- The Extract I-
"a certain cure Of bllud or bIroimg
rfIY-
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We arr authorized 600 HHunu uHe cook
~. ~ candidate for sheriff ui NUicuuuu tnuu.
~. subject tu rHctiuu pt Che democrats "
the county
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Angosturh HIitrr- arc eud"rrl hf "l
thr lrHIily lhyrlulHur HH4 chemists INI DO.
tlr..y Hui Whulrs Ifuruc-- t.rHfr 700 t"..l
UffeIu sud 40 your Efp ~ ~ dI .t''l I'' ."'
| genuine article, popar. d t} bi "' "' .''
! cert s sons
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We are uuthurIf.I 200 Announce -um Do
Norwood u- Dc candidate 'Hf ru.. ."Ui.HH Goo ,h,
oGiuc of Assessor ui ~ .louuuu county.
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sgs ouAs.. AprI I.-I uwrs "unc
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We are authorized 40 uuuouuDn Mr. Joe :
Ellison Hs % candidate ,Hr ehvIlN 90 N,lnuuuu
county. 900 tht next election
LNOR ASSESSOR
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We are authorized tDuuuuuugc J. rrm
a- candidate for ta1 assessor OF Ntluuuuu
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Bob. Hil.s ihr "r muI. u'g uiruI lie n
candidate lur AK assessor N.Lruunu counts,
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W.T.. Harris Is AoHuiIlHtr iuf 90. election to
the oncr oi sh,rinoi NrL,uuuu county.
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NJ II muckmoud ls d candidate ior cou,ta'
bile ol the tintJracmct
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
The Sayings and Ooin9s Of the City
Fathers Last Night.

The Honorable Board of Mayor and
City Council met in regular session last
night, with the following members pres
ent. Hon. Ed. |. Mastin, Mayor, Alders
men Moore, Stegall, CASTOR, Rodgers,
Jones and Conway. Absent, Mayhem
and Ware
The minutes of the previous meeting
having been read and approved, the re-
port OF the finance committee was re-
ceived and ordered spread upon the min
utes
MORE WAFER
On motion of Conway, seconded by
Moore, that the application of Capt. Mil
ton Humes, for the city to extend the
water mains out to his residence, was re-
ferred to the Water Works committee
The following communication from
the Mayor was read:
Gentlemen Of The Board:
| deem it my duty to report to you
that many complaints are being made by
the citizens Of this city, Of not receiving
water sufficient to satisfy actual necessi-
ties. | am satisfied their complaints
have good foundation; this is due to the
smallness of the mains, and the impossi
bllity OF forcing water enough through
them. Our water consumers have in
creased at least fifty per cent in the last
few years, with no increase in size of the
principal mains Ourmains are entirely
too small, most of them not being over
three inches to meet the water demands
of the city, or to yield the amount of wa
ter necessary to make our steam fire en-
CINE as effective as it should be- | would
be glad if the Board would look carefully
into this question, and take such action
as in the judgement necessary.
ED.I. MAsTIN.
1t was moved by Jones and seconded
by Stegall, that the Mayors communica-
ton be referred to the Water Works
Committee. Carried.
LOCATING A STREET LAMP.
1t was moved by Conway and secon-
ded by Stegall that, the report of the Gas
committee, locating lamp at the divis-
ion fence between the lots of j. We'll and
j. M Hutchens be adopted. Carried.
MINOR AFFAIRS.
On motion, the requst Of Mr.. Webster,
for refunding Sewing Machine license
was referred to the finance committee.
The Market House committee reported
adversely upon changes of Market house
stalls.
On motion of Conway, the Mayor was
instructed to confer with the school COM
mittee, and take such action as they
deem proper in the matter of receiving
and taking care of Greene Academy Ii
brary.
There being 40 further business, the
Board adjourned.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
''s''''h'o1 News. andGes:s:';p

s5, ihaddeus Scott will close his
Sa,.%oo at Danville Tue sday next
ash.o a'.o, with an examination dur
rjt i tns Z, day and an examination at
soa; /, 'u' programme will be varied
Interesting.
SttsIuae eScursion passed down from
!op d~ dOIo to Memphis Saturday. II
poOosaa 81, need the money which you
epeb tS'r mo 10 throw away thus how
sajirmn m?Ie u good will you do by
sqftr;ss.i s IL to the poor shelterless and
dHs ra;1s is Of Charleston. Can Hunts,
1t ''ss ess. hundreds for frivolity and
~scbao5, sn5 Tor humanity!
cAld,ssna b books are needed for the
The On ohnn the excursions is
'''Esaiug. '''s OF summer
out tJl' ts,. seottsboro notes crowded J
asst issus is's "eeF, will appear in in the the
'"'' Jas. Shields is at home
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
l.. Il. A. 5.

TIE regular meeting Tuesday nis
was presided over by Miss Addie F
Pruitt. Miss Lizzie Woodson read y
splendid essay on the Necessity c1
Education. Miss M Z Donegan
read an interesting selection on
Friendship" "Kind Words WAS
the subject of fine paper by Miss
Corne LA Jones. Messrs Hereford
and Martin spoke encouraginsly Of
the work and object of the society.
Regular meeting Tuesday night
next.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
Personal

Mr. John X Lyla WAS up from
rriana "Wednesday.
4 H Lowe E.q., is back from a
trip to Biruiing ham.
Mr. d w Moore is pursuing his
s'uties at Rust.
DR. A S Lakin has returned from
his eastern tour
Mr. Z } Crenshaw has returned to
Washinston
Miss Maria l. Clay viii close Ler
school at G 'ntre Hill Oct. lSt.
Mr Francis Davis made flying
t,ip TO Decatur Wednesday.
Aies,ls Nat FL Banks and Dam
B.nks returned to Decatur this wee k
after prospecting IN Birmingham.
Hon. d. ID. Shelby and capt. Day
havs been aiten,ing Court 1T Bi,m-
inghnm.
Mrs. w. f. Strive and daughters
Misses Mamie ami Rosa, are visit
ing r; ;latives IN Cincinnati.
Rev. Il. 9. Morris OF Helena, Ark,
" IS III the city this week the guest of
Mrs 5 b Garter.
MIR Price Haywood was down from
Fayetteville st Saturday.
Rev II S Williams Pastor of tie
Congregational Church ut Athens
was c.,lie:, TO The CITY Saturday on
professional engagements.
Mr.. Chas. r. Picka and Hon. A. w.
Mccullough, are attending U. S. Court
at Birmingham.
Nr. James L Le stopped over
among relatives and friends several
Gays this week.
Rev j f Humphrey is attending
the OKolona General Assembly in
Mis- issippi
Mr. ID N Bnrwell passed through
the city from Birmingham last wee k
to engage in business III Chatta-
nOoga
II o. o. Benj tmin E:q. writes chat
he has permantly located al Eirm-
iDgham and wIi shortly Iring cut a
new weekly to be called : The Negro
American.
Rev NJ E " oods Of Fayettev lie
after an enjoyable visit among friends
after tie adjournment of the Pres
bytery left Tuesday for home.
Socials tor the benefit of Rev NJ E
Woods were given last week by
Misses Addie E Pruitt, NJ E Don
egan, Madsie Mcdonald and Mary
R,v
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
Association Dots,

Tie Indian Creek Baptist Associ-
alton was in session at the Meridian
vile church S Saturday. Sept, Is 10
and 90
Introductory sermon was preached
by ELL VIM. H. CASTOR from Goth
Psalm LIST V .-"Lord, Thou hast been
our dwelling place ia all genera
tions."
The almonitions Of Ed Byrd Chap
man against bartering or trading
within the neighoorhood Of the
church-or Of uuse emily behavior was
we'll headed and the order waa COM
mendable throughout the session.
The Association organized by cleo
ting ED B .rtley Harris, Moderator
L l. Laws, Clerk, Ell w H CASTOR,
Assistant Clerk.
Rev A J Ford, Of llaysville was
present a. delegate ftom Running
Water Association. Also Ell lers II.
Swiney, S BRIDGEPORT, of Elkton
reun. Rev H William; R.v Jerry
Smith, Of Birmingham
The routine business Of thA associ :
alton wrs taken up and dispatched.
Eli Eli Patton, Of Triana, y, Ma
lone of Bell Mina, and 4 J Ford, Of
Maysville conducted the services
Sunday, the congregation being esti-
mated to number from 5000 to 600.
people.
The citizens Of Merid;anville and
vi, iui'y Ger ainly deserve great cred
it and praise for the hospitable and
liberal treatment accorded to the
multitudes.
There was plenty TO eat and every
body invited and made Welcome.
Never before say eye witnesses dill
the good people white and colored
contribute more hberallv and heartily
towards welcoming and caring for
such multitude Of people. Elder
Byrd Chapman pastor of the Merid-
ianville Church certainly has cause
to be proud Of his congregation,
Mondays religious services wert
conducted by Revs Solsberry Ander
son. OF Belle Nina, fl laughing
house, cf Gurleys, III Williams. of
Chattanooga, and FL Fl Sweeney, OF
Elkton.
The next Association Was appoint
ed to convene at Elizabeth church,
at Elkton, Tenn. the Saturday before
the 2rd Sunday in September 1887
The Introductory Sermon to b
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
PAINFUL ACCIDENT,

Yesterday morning colored man
named Alex Taliaferro, employed on the
construction train of the NJ. & G. r. II.
and who resides at Limrock, had the
misfortune to get his hand badly mashed
while coupling cars at the depot.
Dir. S. II. Lowry was telephoned for
and he promptly put in an appearance
and dressed the wound which he pro-
nounces very painful one.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
pl cached by Ed Byrd Chapman.

pl cached by Ed Byrd Chapman.
Ed Bats was seat as RspreseL
tative Of the Indian Greek Associa
ton which convenes near Cor;nth
Miss Sept 25.
This was the sixteenth annual
meeting of the Iadian Greek Associ
alton. 1t comprises nineteen church
Is With total memhe ship exceeding
1000.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
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In Jail For Perjury.

Deputy Sheriff Fulgham, brought Fan
ME Houston from Cluttsville, yesterday
and lodged her in the jail here to await
the action Of the ground jury on a charge
of perjury
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
LOST.

A little boy aged or eight, whose
name our cores pondent failed 10
learn was Tossed in the mammoth
mammoth crowd Monday evening
and at this writing has not been
found
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
Price of cotton s! cents.

AS Jeanie Deans once /: said in her
memorable address to the Queen; ut Is
not what we haye done for ourselves,
but what we have done for others that
we think on most pleasantly" Realize
this pure pleasure by recommending
Whites Cream Vermifuge, the best
worm medicine ever prepared. 1t means
Death to worms, health to children
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
Local Railroad Schedule.

Passenger Trnin, No, l, arrive at
huntsville going West) Mt 2 230p. m
Leaves at z 80 9
Passenger Tain, No. L. ar
'ives (soing East) at 5 55 a. m
Leaves at 5 60
Passenger Train, No g. nr-
rVPs going West) at 1912 D. m
Leaves going West at 1910
E@fnger Train No. 4. ar
"s going East at 53Op. m
LelTs :. g 5as :.
ponot put OF until Tomorrow that
saM AMEN M should be done to-day. Espe
"iy In matters pertaining
y y nea IN procrastination is dangerous
your children show symptoms of
nuluS, nd them of these intolerable
p'IN 'DG oy using Whites Cream Vermifuge
r5i iG hGIe im the happy effect. The worms
~a.I ~ iIlloW and your child experience a
T}ovoy relief. Your verdict will be
"r'e y no other remedy like this.
l'1leS and Childrens Cloaks $500.
uoVu ,, quality button Kid Gloves SOC
N'SSes and children's custom made
aoesI.OO
~ r'H uhlaundred Shirts 4Oc.
,usIed ,r Dress Goods SC per yd.
. ," wool coat'back Jerseys 90 G.
regular made Hose l5c.
Hots ,nI Sioek Sii, OF Clothing, Cloaks, Shoes,
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
DIE

HARAwAY-At his residence in this
city Sunday, Sept 70, 1886. Of con-
sumption Mr.. Chas. Haraway.
STEELE-In this city Thursday
Sept %. 1886, of dropsy, Mrs -
Steele, wife of Mr.. jim Steele.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP

In mansions, in wretched tenement
0uses, in frontier shanties, in the mines
Rhear commendatory words of Tab
ds Buckeye Pile Ointment because it
sanever failing remedy for piles. You
lave no one to blame but yourself if af
hcted with piles, you sit sighing in the
chimney corner when d bottle Of Tab
lgs Buckeye Pile Ointment would give
Il
Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-25
To lse Married.

John Smith to Mary Nance.
Mack Lightfoot to Julia Winter
Lawrence O'Rielly says that woman
is good deal like an ACCORDION. You
can draw her out all right, he says, but
the music begins when you try to shut
her up. We wouldn't say such thing
as thatfor the world.-Mercury
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-01-12
A Blizzard Blaze.

Last night about 8 o'clock, persons
passing James E. McCormick's gro
Gerry store, on Second street, near
Usage, noticed a vapory looking
smoke issuing from the lower part of
the building apparently, but owing TO
the fast falling temperature it was
concluded that it was nothing but a
vapOr from the cellar and no attention
was paid to it. About 1880, how
ever, bright blaze and dense vol
ume of smoke in the upper story
caused an alarm to be sounded at the
engine house. The boys were prompt
ly on hand and rushed out into the
bitter cold with their usual alacrity
and were soon hard at work upon the
conAagration. which proved to be
among the bales of stock belonging to
the Mitchell Mattress factory situated
over McCormick's store. At the time
terrible gale was blowing from the
northwest and it was greatly feared
that the flames would burst forth from
the building, in which case the destruc.
ton of the entire block and loss of
at least q million dollars was deemed
inevitable, but thanks to the heroic
efforts of the fire department, the FIRE
was kept under control and extin-
guished without loss except to the
stock in the building where it origin
ated, and some slight damage to the
structure itself. The upper and
lower stories were both soon flooded
with water and the last spark extin-
guished, Notwithstanding the difficult
ty of reaching the flames which were
situated near the center of large
number of bales of hair moss and
shavings. 1t was impossible to obtain
any adequate idea of the damage or
insurance last night, over half the
former being the result of water, but
the loss is roughly placed at between
Sc, 900 and $4,000.