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THE ORIENT.
Latest Intelligence from Honckono
and Yokohama.

and Yokohama.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l2.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived last evening, bringing
Hongkong news 10 May 18th and Yoko-
hama advices to May 2Sth. The Shanghai
papers bring details of the outrages on
Church Of England missions in Fukien,
Of which the bare outline was received by
cable. Two ladies had a narrow escape
from death.
Anti-foreign publications are being
scattered in SZechuan, and in one place
European missionaries were driven out,
the roofs being taken off their houses
The local gentry are declared to be behind
this new scheme for driving out foreign
missionaries.
A terrible epidemic. due to lack of rain,
prevails i'll Peking.
In political riot in Japan two men
were killed and two badly wounded. All
the Ministers are guarded for fear of at
tempts on their lives.
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The Silver Question.

VIENNA, June l2.-The Austro-Uunga-
r1an Government proposes to accept the
invitation of the United States to unite
with other Governments in the silver
conference, and will send duly empow-
cred representatives from the Depart
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Professor Rarnham-

CHICAGO, June Fin regard to the
resignation Of Professor Barnham of the
Lick Observatory, reported in San Fran
cisco dispatches tonight, it is learned
here that the position he is to assume is
that OF Clerk OF the Federal Court OF this
circuit. He has, it is stated, held this po-
SitiOn before
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Came Near Being Lynched.

PARIS, June I2.-As President Caruot
was leaving Longchamps to-day between
a double line OF troops, three welI-dressed
men hooted at him. shouting wooden
head" Before they could be arrested the
crowd had nearly lynched them.
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Two Log-Drivers Drowned.

GREAT FALLS (Mont.), June l2.-Con-
tinuous rains for the past three days
caused the Missouri to rise rapidly. Con-
siderable damage is reported above and
below here. Two log g-drivers named Nc
Cabe and Gilbert were drowned in the
Half breed RAPIDS.
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Princeton commencement.

PRINCETON, June L. - Marquand
Chapel was completely filed to-day by
friends of the graduating class and stu
dents of Princeton College to hear the
Baccalaureate sermon, which was
preached by Rev. X. S. Storrs, one Of
Americas greatest pulpit orators.
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No Truth in the Report.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 12.-The reported
sinking or steamer on Lake Mime
tonka and the drowning of a number of
people is not true. The only foundation
Tor such a story was the capsIzing OF o
small boat, no one being drowned.
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Roanoke CoIIewe.

SALEM (Va.), June 12.-At the COM
mencement exercises tomorrow of the
Roanoke College Alumni the address and
oration before the literary society will be
delivered by William }. Bryan of Ne
braSka
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A Cbinaman Nurdered

DUTCH FLAT, June I2.-Fong Shin
Yum, leading Chinaman, was found
dead on a mountalh tran, having been
a Chinaman, is in custody.
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Accidentally killed

VIRGINIA New, June l2.-Fred Scheel
was shot through the stomach and killed
at Silver this afternoon. Hewas hunting
with a friend. He asked his friend to
hand his gun out of the wagon 10 him.
when 1t went off. He lived about an
hour.
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Grand Prix Race.

PARIS, June l2.-The race for the Grand
PriX, Of 10000, added to a sweepstake OF
$500 each of colts and fiIlies foaIed in
1889, distance mile and an eighth, was
run to-day. 1t was won by NJ. Edwin
Blane's chestnut colt Rueil.
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coURs1NG AT OCEAN VIEW.

Very Raw Deal Given to a Sacramento
Dog.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-The cours-
ino at Ocean View was a curious mix
ture of good and bad. The field was
throughout the day in excellent condi-
ton, Just soft enough for the fieet-footed
ANIMALS that pursued the frightened
animals to their death. During the
morning several fine courses rewarded
several hundred visitors. AS the day
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a Noteworthy Production.

The other day James R. Daily brought
to the Folsom Telegraph Office specimen
of oats grown en- his ranch, near that
town, which measured seven feet five
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MANY Persons Ininred.

DUBLIN. June 12.-While William Red
mond and Henry Harrison, members of
Parliament, were addressing Parnell ite
meeting from wagonette at Tralee to-
day crowd of anti-Parnellites attacked
them and tried to disperse the meeting.
A free hight ensued, in which many per-
sons were injured. The arrival of the
police aYerted serious riot
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Sudden Death.

NEVADA (Cal.), June I2.-George G.
Allen, proprietor of the Nevada Laundry
and heavy owner in numerous large
mining properties, died suddenly to-day.
He was a native of Scotland. aged 65
years. He had lived here since 1853.
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Vanderbilt University.

NASHVILLE, June l2.-The commence
ment exercises of the Vanderbilt Uni
yersity are in progress. Ex-Governor
Proctor Knott Of Kentucky will deliver
the literary address on Tuesday.
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and the removal of the bodies of ami
mails which are purifying is necessary 10
prevent pestiIence. The town is over
run with sight-seers. The ministers of
the various churches preached sermons
on the subject of the great calamity.
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Kiclxed ia Daath.

MARYsvILLE, June 12.-Jasper, a
prominent farmer and politician, was
kicked in the stomach by mule and
killed at o. Brien's sheep ranch, in this
county, last night.
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Expelled From Russia.

BERLIN, June 12.-It is announced here
that PoUlteney Bigelow, the weiI-known
American traveller and writer, has been
expelled from Russia.
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The Argentine,

BUENos AYREs, June I2.-The Electoral
College nominated Senor Saena Pana for
the Presidency and Senor Uriburu for the
Presidency.
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THREE things to remember: Hoods
Sarsaparilla has the most merit, has won
unequaled success, accomplishes the
you?
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a Cabinet Minister Resigns.
MoNTEvIDEo, June l2.-The Minister
of Finance has resigned.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Important Measures to be C0nSid-
cred This Week
AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF THE
SESSION PROBABLE.

Colonel L. L. Polk, President OF the
National Council of Farmers Alli-
ance, Passes Away - Enthusiastic
Meeting OF Wyomin. Citizens to
Take Action Tending to Restore
Order Which Was Disturbed by the
Recent Cattle War.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
Two Men Held Up in a Car Filled
With Passengers.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS III
COIN TAKEN.

Detectives on the Track of the Parties
"A Prominent Farmer of Yuba
County Kicked to Death by Mule
Annual Festival of the Pacific
Division of the Turn Bezirk-Cours-
iEg Match at Ocean View.
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The TitusvilIe Co1on,,,r

TITUsvILLE (Pa.), June 12.-The work
of restoring the city was continued to-
day. The clearing away of the wreckage
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PRINCE kiSnnrck

VIENNA, June 12.-The coming visit of
Prince Bismarck and family to attend
the wedding of Count Herbert Bismarck
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BASEBALL,
Results of Yesterdays and Saturdays
Games.

SAN Francisco, June 12.-The home
team shut cut the Oaklands this after
noon in well-played game by a score of
2 to 0. HolIman's delivery was a mys-
terry to the Colonels, who could not get
more than four safe hits. Sharp fielding
at critical times prevented the OakIands
from scoring. San Francisco-B Base hits.
8; errors, ). Oakiand-Base hits, 4; errors,
3. Batteries, Hoffman and Spies; Horner
and Wilson.
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GUTHRIE EXCITED.
Two White Women Criminally As
saulted by Negro Fiends.
ONE OF THE BRUTES REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED.

The jail Strongly Guarded to Prevent
the Other Being Lynched by Whites
sixteen Business buildings at Rock
port, Missouri, Destroyed by Fire
Heavy Hail-storms in North Dakota
and Nebraska.
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Shattered Blnerocka

Following are the scores made at tha
Spoonbill Club shoot at the Curtis Ranch
yesterday:
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At SAN JOSE.

SAN JOSE, June 12.-San Jose won the
last of the series in a well-pIayed game
by punching their hits in the third in
ming. Los Angeles played mechanically.
without their usual stamina. Newman
hurt his leg in the third inning, Rogers
1akinU his nlace
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NOMINATION OF HARRISON.
Depew Thinks Him a Strong Man
Before the People.
NO DANGER OF POLITICIANS KNIF-
ING HIM At THE POLLS

Blaine Would Have Had the New York
Railroad Magnate's Influence Had
He Not Written the Letter to Clark
son-Jerry Simpson FavorabIy Men
toned as a Dark Horse FOR the
Nomination of Governor of Kansas
by the Farmers Alliance.
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SATURDAYS GAMES.

At the Haight-street grounds Saturday
the san FranciscoS defeated the Oakiands
by score of s to 6.
At San Jose the Los Angeles club won
from the home team by score off, tol.
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speelal 70 the REcoEp-UNIox.

Special to the RECoED-UNIoN.
CHICAGO, June 12.-Chauncey NJ. De-
pew arrived this morning en- route to
New York. In answer to a question by
a reporter Depew said: ''You need an
ticlpate no bitterness on the part of those
VINO voted for other candidates than Har-
rison. Fiatt will not oppose the nomi-
nee. The people never knife ticket
merely for revenge. The opposition TO
Harrison was concentrated on Blaine.
No one believes Blaine desires to re-enter
public life. No doubt Clarkson. Platt
and Quay honestly believed they could
nominate Blaine, but the Minneapolis
convention was run on popular princi-
pies. We never had more able politicians
than those three men, and they are inval-
liable in an after-convention canvass: but
they could not feel the great business in
terests Of the country which favored Har-
rison.
Every one knows my feeling toward
Blaine. Had he not written the letter to
GARRISON he would have had my support.
More than that, II he at an early date an
nounced his candidacy Harrison would
not have been the candidate. That letter
was message from the great leader to
bis followers. The more [ contemplate
the late situation the more am convinced
THAT there was no candidate with half
Harrison's strength before the people.
Take the situation now, and with Cleye-
land as an opposing candidate, Harrison
is possibly stronger than Blaine. He is
certainly stronger with the country than
in the last campaign. Harrison has three
elements OF great strength-he is strong
with the business men, and l believe the
laborlng men favored his denomination;
then, too, he is strong with the old
SoldierS.V
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Pointers on Fenci ~

blooded stock, it 10 important to know
that 1t cannot get out. - every ex-
perienced stock-grower i aware Of the
importance OF protecting herds and
also individusl animals from exposure
within and without to strsys, that the
proper affidavit for registry can BE-
m.de. 30 that it il important to have
. fence that no ono can cut or lay
down and let your stock out: and also
. fence which your stock cannot knock
down or get through. Now the Cen.
tr.l Mo. Hedge Company 10 in the
field with fence that will meet al the
above requirements, . few Of it,
merits which you will find in these
columns. Read carefully.
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One of the most important prob.
lens now before the farmer in every
country ID that of the fence. What
10 the cheapest. most permanent,
durable and ornamental fence to
build, 10 the question for the farmer to
settle. The rail fence 10 out Of the
question. On account Of the scarcity Of
timber and the high price Of lumber.
the board fence is also thing OF the
past. The farmer has tried the barbed
wire fence and finds it to be very dan.
gerous and destructive to stock, much
los and injury occurring every year BY
stock coming in contact with it or
being expcsed to the effects of light
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Never Questioned.

The superior purity, strength and wholesome
ness of Royal Baking Powder is never questioned.
While other baking powder makers are expos
ing the impurities and shortcomings of their own
and many other powders and the official tests by
the Government are revealing the improper in
gradients, the low strength, and lack of keeping
qualities of ordinary brands of baking powder, no
question is raised, no doubt is entertained of the
great qualities, the absolute purity and efficiency
of the Royal Baking Powder. 1t stands alone,
above suspicion
Exhaustive Government tests, the tests by
juries of competitive and industrial exhibitions,
the minute and prejudiced searches by rivals for
something wrong have had but one result to
more fully establish the fact that the Royal Bak-
ing Powder is faultless the greatest in strength,
absolutely pure and wholesome.
Do not permit the grocer or peddler to SUBJ
stitute any other brand in place of the Royal.
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ming. which it conducts very readily,
many having lost enough stock 10
pay for safe and durable fence; and
it i . matter Of fact that every field
on farm should be fenced hog tight,
% that when . field of wheat or corn
has been harvested you can turn your
hogs in to get the waste grain, which
would pay within . few years for the
fence.
When you turn your stock out in
your field where you have wire and
board fence, you do not know when it
may get out and do damage to your
own or your peighbors growing crops;
and not this alone, but when you have
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FARWELL PARTY.

A farewell surprise party Vas given
last Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. ]. W. Murray, previous to
her departure for Denison, Texas,
where she will hereafter reside. A
pleasant feature of the evening wa
the presentation to Mrs. Murray of an
elegant gold ring as . testimonial Of
regard from her friends. Refresh.
ment Of meats, salads, cakes. coffee,
ETC., were served aud the occasion was
q most delightful one. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Mil.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Easley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Heath, Nj. and Mrs.
Woolery and daughter, Misses Carrie
White, Charlie Smith, Mamie Self,
Mesdsmes Ben Myers, Sam Pace, L.
N. Mount, W. NJ. Cameron, A. B.
White, Charles Easley, W. B. Hedges,
L. N. Thompson, james Russell, G.
N. Sanders, Lula Mercer, John Dixon,
George Lionberger, james Cornell,
John Atkinson, Misses Jennie Orri-
son, Grace Ashworth, MesGs. n.
Jackson, Charles Smith.
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AWFUL FATHER.

News has reached thi, city of 1as-
tardly outrage that was committed
near Philadelphia, Marion county,
yesterday afternoon. A farmer
named Chatfeld attempted to commit
Q criminal assault on his married
daughter, . lady named Mrs. Powell.
By screaming and fighting she
succeeded in preventing him from &C.
complaining his purpose. He then
made his escape and has not been seen
in that neighborhood since. It 10
said that he was indicted by the grand
jury some eight or ten years ago for
. similar attempt on one Of his other
daughters. When the case came to
trial the daughter testified con-
trary to the evidence she
gave before the grand jury
and he was acquitted. The last csse
has created considerable excitement,
and number Of persons are securing
the country looking for him. II he
Is captured it is feared that he will be
summarily dealt with. His daughter
is said to be . highly respected lady.
but he is man Of doubtful character.
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SEDALIA.

Fence your farm With . living
Fence. The Central Missouri Hedge
Co. is prepared to furnish the farmer,
of Pettis county and Central Missouri
with the best, most durable, and orna.
mental Fence 10 the world.
1t Is Q combined Wire and Hedge
Fence, known rs the " estley Young
Patent. The canes of the Hedge
serve % living posts. and the strands
of wire secured thereto make it IN
impenetrable and imperishable bar
rier against stock of al kinds.
We overcome Ill the objections
to the old Hedge fence; under our
system al side roots and heavy top
are disposed Of, and the hedge ID
dwsrfed, but does not defeat the
life of the canes Of hedge a. the old
way of hacking does, leaving . lot Of
dead canes, which when attacked by
FIRE must result in the complete burn
ing of The fence.
When the Hedge has been proper
~ trained, FLASHED. dwarfsd and
pruned BY our system. it has made
= good protection sgainst ali Intruder
and given universal satisfaction. II
has thoroughly convinced the farming
community that in it We possess the
elements Of . great and valuable i'm.
provement.
All Hedge should be pruned
during the growing season. when the
branches are young and tender.
Under our system of Hedge Fence
dwarfed, the pruning can be done
rapidly and at very small cost. This
company will give It's customers . writ
ten guarantee to prune their fence
at one cent per rod per year for any
number Of years they may wish.
Our fence IL the best in the World
1st. Because it can be made from
cid Hedge that has been considered
worthless and . nuisance for many
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John Jackson. Of Dresden, Mo-, one
Of the substantial farmers Of Petiis cIuoty
shipped . car load of fine stock to EDDY
New Mexico, yesterday.
Or. Trader, 3. H. Evart. Dan Gro~,
yno. RiPPey. Joo. h. Keeoe and Wm.
Campbell have returned from the state g
A. r encampment ct Cbillicothe.
-Chas. Haurchan, from Mu,coEee, l.
T., came in from ST.. Louis this morning
and stayed for . day in Sedalia on his way
home. BE stopped as the City Hotel.
"A. g. Knaus and L. C. Tolsen passed
through Lest evening, en- 'oute 10 Fayette
from Je6erson City, where they have beeO
holding important clerkships during the
extra session.
Col. W. s. Hsdley, the genial iusur.
ancs broker Who he's been in 81 Louis fol-
. week pest returned TO Sedslia last eve.
ming and y enjoying the fellowship Of
home friends assia.
DIR. p. n. Steckmap, Of Brazil, Ind,
arrived in 6edalia last night and 10 stop
ping as the City Hotel. The doctor in
tends to make his home here, and comes
highly recommended.
g. v. Prevest. brigadier general of the
uniform rank, Knights Of Pythias, Of
Kansas City, was in the city Yesterday en-
route to Hoberly, where be will organize .
uniform rank in that city.
R. II. Grasg and wife and little
daughter, Mabel, from Cross Tiobsrs, No.,
came in on the sft<ruoou train from Cali
fornia, Mo-, and viii leave for their home
over the narrow gauge tomorrow. They
are Stopping at the City Hotel.
Frank jackson. who has been holding
Q position with Ayres 4 Parrish, has &C.
cepted portion with hardware firm At
6edalia. Mr.. Jackson is . pleasant gen.
tleman and . good salesmsn. and made
many friends during his stay in Nevada.
-Nevsda Noticer.
j d. Rogers and son, Val, were in Sc.
dalia Tuesday ......... Mis- Flora OBrien Of
Sedalis, was in Lsmoute Tuesday. .... ~.
real estate business in Sedalia. They ex-
April. Record.
Newton r. Robinson, Of Fayette,
breakiasted at Sichcr's yesterday morning,
en- route home iron Carthage. Mr.. Robin
son 10 furniture dealer and updertsker,
owning one of the largest establishment
inoHoWsrd county. Like host Of other
Ai0ourians. Robinson ID one Of the %
called self made men. Starting out in
life without means or .estige, he braved
the tempests of adversiiy that would have
overwhelmed men les strong or determined
and BY industry, bonesty and sn iron will
mastered al opposing obstacles, until TO-
day he 10 known throughout Cestral Mis-.
souri, - . business man of high standing
and rare ability. Mr.. 3 ,binson is the son.
ir-law of Taylor, the Wholesale dealer in
pianos and organs, who while he conducts
business in Huntsville does perhsps %
much in his line - any firm in the state.
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MISSOURI.

years; and 10 durable and handeome.
End. The roots are prevented from
spreading. BY which means ground
can be cultivated and grain grown q
close - to . plank fence. and thereby
utilizing al. the ground. instead Of Il
J being shaded and sspped-as would
be the case with old hedge.
81, It can Be kept thin without
losing strength and can be made any
height desired.
4th. It il close at tue bottom. pre-.
venting the smallest Of animals and
chickens from passing through.
9Th. It il cheaper than any other
practical fence now in use.
9Th, It i everlasting and does not
have to b replaced every few years.
Farmers anticipating the erection
Of new fence, or the repairs of old
Hedge Fence, are requested to con-
suit the Central Missouri Hedge Com.
pany or their agents. before deciding
on the quality Of the fence he should
build; and the officers OF the company
or their agents will take pleasure in
explaining to them the advantage Of
the Wesley Young Patent
We now have about Fifteen miles
under contract for sprinP setting and
treating, about three miles having
been completed i ready for the most
rigid inspection.
Any one desiring new fence set or
old hedge treated should call and see
or address the Central Missouri Hedge
Company. Office, Room No. n,
Dempsey Building.
N. B. For information concern
ing the validity and correctness ofthe
statements Of this Company in regard
to this fence please cali on any or al
of the following committee:
OPINION OF THE colnnTTRE.
At the solicitations of Mr.. 81. j.
Kromke, agent and Mr.. Reed n.
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Duvall, general manager Of the
Missouri Hedge company, Of 81.
Louis. No., We have visited Hender.
son, Kentucky, and inspected To
combination hedge and wire fence -
grown and constructed BY them. We
found the fence perfectly stock proof
-one that viii NOT only turn horses
and mules and cattle. but hogs -
we'll. Il 10 only Is inches in width at
the base and 10 inches ct the top.
Being dWarfed the roots do not speout
or spread. Of this fact We fully at
is6ed ourselves BY digging close b.
hind the plants and fnding nothing
but the tap roots, consequently yon
can cultivate - Close to It - though
it wss Constructed Of plank. The
labor Of pruning this improved
dvsrf hedge i but . tri1e - COM
pared to that Of the old-style hedge.
One man alone being enabled to
prune ct least Q mile Per day.
Besides being beautiful and orna>en-
tai, W believe this hedge to b very
enduring. one that viii last for ess-
eraiions with no outlay for repairs.
jas. p. Dsvsos, &. Louis |
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice d hereby given that the
County Board of Equalization will be
in sesulon in the county clerks Office
on April 5tb, 9Th and 7th next, to
equalize the valuation and assessments
Of all real and personal property in
Pettis county, for the taxes Of 1892.
All parties having complaints to
make, or desiring any changes in valu.
alton or description Of their respective
properties, win please take notice.
THoe. F. MrTCHuM,
County Clerk.
March 81, 1892. Sun&w.td
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MISSOURI MELANak.

-Four counteRieiters were csptur
cd in Vernon county.
-Columbia had another fro last
week. Loe, $2S. 900.
Judge Richard K. Field Of Lex
ington, i . candidate for election.
-Jethro Martin the Martinsburx
paric;de has been captured in Indian
apoli. -
The average farmer i now sx-
claiming: "Thank Heaven, they've
adjourned I"
AT Bellville, Q suburb Of g.
Louis, two prominent young men are
charged with burglary.
The democrats st Mazshall and
Mexico expect to win every office In
their municipal elections.
-Mra Kats Ells Ped. wife Of The
Sweet Spsings editor i making sue
cenfal tour Of The stale giving elocu.
tionary satsrtainmenta
AT Tie intr-collegiats oratosioal
contest hsld in st. Louis, tbs 6tate
University and Drury college repeat
cd their victories Of hst yen.