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HIGHEST LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices of
THE MONEY MARKET


The money market worked easily TO- day money on
call lending easily al 6a7 per cent and closing at
per cent, with the last loan al s. The following
were the rates OF exchange on New York at the un-
dcrmcntioncd Clues to-day :-5avannah, buying y dis
count, selling 4; Cincinnati. moderate demand 1u0
par; Charleston, plentiful, light demand n 5.l6
3l6 par; ST. Louis, par; New Orleans com ercial y.
49, bank u discount Chicago, so discount, and
Milwaukee. par Owing to scarcity OF bills foreign
exchange advanced 10 4 s2H Tor bankers sixty day
sterling bills aud 10 SO for demand, win actual BUSH
ness at ASIA al So ana 4s54 IA s5JS
tn. MARKET
Gold opened at 1851 md closed at 103. all tho sales
OF tho day having been at these hgurea Inc carrying
rates wore 8, 81, and per cent.
BOLD cLEARiNGs THE NATIONAL DANK STATE OF NEW
oa oaances. " 6S5 "a!
currency balances z l6S, Js4
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was another slight decline In government
bonds to-day, but they closed steady at tho following
quotauons:-United States currency SKIES 40; do
SKIES 1881, registered, lo7x 1913 do. do do cou-
pon ll0I nix; do. do, 1865, registered, 103 4
lo31s; do. do, do, coupon, 1861 a 1867 do. DO ).
1857, registered, 106S 1861 do. do. do, coupon
lo9x lo9h; do. do, 1865, registered 1Osk a 100;
do do. do, coupon, ILL., 1l2; do tenortles regis
tered, 1851 iOsh; do. do, coupon, 1857 a l0sk +;
ito. nyes 1881, registered, I07 a 1915; do do, do ,
coupoa, LOT lo7h; do 4ks, 1891, registered los a
1861; 10. DO, do, coupon, los l05h; do tours
1901 registered, 1o3 a lo3S; do do. do, coupon,
lv3A lO3k-
rHE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices reported consos arm at the
opening, but . shade lower NJ the close. United
States bonds we're unchanged. except for new 4xs
which declined y, and later recovered. Erie sold At
~. The preferred was u higher, selling at ~ Ill.,
nos Central fell on per cent, TO Tx. To-day is
ucks, day and tomorrow will be iorinightly settling
day at the stock Exchange. Al PARIS rentes rose to
I07E l5c. The closing prices in London were:-Cou.
kols Tor money. 954 95h consoIs for account. S5x
new ~ per cent bonds, t0Sh avs-twenty bonds OF
1861 1922 l0sh ton-forty bonds. 1854 avss Of
1881, lo7A; Erie common shares M; Ere preferred
shares -; New York Central. 1907; limos Central,
rsh. Bar silver was quoted At SGD por ounce.
STATE
State bends at the Board we're per cent higher Tor
Tennessee SKIES, old, and u lower for LouS,sna SOY.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Dec. IL. 1877.
Spanish gold unchanged Exeh snge on the United
STATES 60 days, COLO, ~ premium; short sight d.
D ~ premium.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

fRovtDkSCk H. H. Dec H. lS17
Printing cloths market active, but prices nonuay
sustained
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FINANCIAL.

/ .---sTJC9s, lie UOMMlssiON Oh Ali. oaDERs
~ j. y. CLINTON Co.
Dealers IN stocks,
10 Broad 1t.
Acrounta xnliciiad-
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A YOUNG LADY. ALONE AND fRIESDLEss,
xAthtown on her own resources wishes to meet with a
pc.Ieman who will assist her NO rilsrs need
address FAITH. Herald Uptown Jnice
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A r THE WALL STREET EXCHANGE. WALL Sr.
Anew York. spectators buy and sell stocks
OF cont orders by mail DC scnt direct
tbs exchange ana executed ~ per INSTRUCTIONS
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CiDONlO LIN I COL >. %
10000 Tenn Us, old. -.
200 DIS nj Col 3-o5s.
200 do. ......
200 CHI. h 4 Q SIS.
1000 do.
100 q Il n W &C q b.
1900 do. -. ......
1910 Long DIX BIDS. SO
100 l. > I'd, aon coup
1000 Mich Cen 7's....
100 do ...........
1000 N y Cen rs. 's7
100 HAr LIST rs, cou.
1000 North $40 ls'.,..
500 Cen PAc x b.....
1906 do. ....s.. be
600 q 4 lst, : j Dr..
10000 Tn Pacific lst...
2UDJ do.
300 I'm Pacific s r..
1000 1T W LIST, 'S5. &c
10000 Mo, n A 4 csf.a
1900 q. X I&P6's, 1917
1000 \ j Con LIST. con
1000 Del i II r bs. III
800 do. 49,.
~ sns Bank 4 Bro A
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FIRST BoARp-ll A. II.

dend Today
The sales OF mining shares in New York, officially
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Nl:Ij TO III3 4. ii.
$1,000 6s 81. Co. 1o,S $4,000 500 c. '67. lo94
1000 Co. .......... lloH 500 do........... 100
10000 Us 5-2U,r.' Us, 1864 5000 do ....... 1Og-
1000 do, Bis 1883 800 US SIS 0-4Oc be 1857
$500 5-2oc onbco3 lo6la 10000 ~ 81. 1853
1000 ...... 80, lO6Js
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
La,nonre Items.

H.eSe items are furnished tin. paper Ly
II. Mason. E~l.. who Is the agent mt la
monte for the Daily an.i Weekly EAzo.
lie will p,rive Orders for snh-srip ion AMI
advertising. Ills receipts for money will
le i.onoresl bv this cfiicr.
L,MoNrE, Sept. II, 1877.
We are informed that +. T. Chew has
leased his coal bank Ia Mcssrs. Warren 4
-, ani a company al cooperative
miners have leas d pant Of the We,iiake
mine., and Judge Miichmm j. working his
mines himself. - that We will have plenty
II coal, and let the convic;s enjoy l,eaeeable
work n Mon,serrsi;.
-GnnsideraLle complaint il being made
Of 4 little fly eating off the young via, at, just
o. il appears through the ground aud kill
D. il.
The farmers here are now very busy in
SOWING their fall crop Of wheat, but there
II too much rain.
About twenty wagons OF colored NOV
er- went through here Yesterday, on their
Way TO Kansas, where they expect Ia get
Government land cheap, and home~teads.
II all Of this class would thus emigrale, j,
it would he better for all parties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
an RlrFS SALE rs TRUSTEE.

Whereas, John X. Miller, Matte ~ Fletcher and
Horace b. Fletcher. By their certain deed Of trust,
dated the 18th day Of May, A. u. 1SsA and recori-
ed i'm the Recorders Office Of Pettis county. No..
in trust deed record book n, page 2ss eonvsy
Ell To Richard r. Garrett, ~ trustee all heir night,
title interest and estate, n and to the following
desrribed real estate situated in the county OF
Pettis and State Of Missouri, viz; Lot nurober
three p and lot number seven. :. and the east
half of lot n.iber eight ., a in hOek forty eight
A. ou the south side Of the Pacific niiroad in the
city ~ S,eSslia, which sn.l eOnseyanss vas made
in trust 10 secure the payment Ut seertsn promise
.ory note in said deed described, and whereas
note has long Stree become due and is yet unlNid
and whereas. by the prOvr ions Of said deed of
trust thu undersigned, setting Sheriff o. Rtti.
county. Mo-, MAS srFesRsed smd made the s,cccss,-
or in trust IN .ca~e the SAIL Richard y. Garrett
should refuse 10 act or h Disabled nom actin. by
reason ii his Ab-cnee from the saia cDuNty Of Pet
tia and whereas, the sshi Richard r. Garrett j.
ypeTmsReDtey shssR< FROM said ssnsv - Petsis anu
from the State Of Missouri and is unable tn at a.
trustee herein; now, therefore, az tire request Of
the P9al holder 81 sasl nDee, aud IN Dursuazee If
the terms OF said deed of trust. pnblic notice i,
herphy given tlsae the undersigned will proceed tn
sell the above described real estate ~ the court
house door In the city - SSisa, in the county Of
Peuis. 6asse a Missouri afOresas. 10 tn highest
bidder for cash. at public auction. on Monday. the
Ed day Of October. A. H., 1877, betWeen the hours
Gimme in the forenoon and ve IN The aflsrns II
that day. tn satisfy said note. together with tho
cost and expense Of executing THE tsnss ~
s,. VI Ar. Shirt J, 's!; q Pe''s sss9.ys 1s,
Houston Boutwell,, attorneys.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
AsIb,IA. OF THE SEA.

Twas story of the oid-time magic
That wove itself in rhyme
While the suFf MAS making the music
Ard the breakers tsaf the time.
We looked AT the cleaning planets.
And wondered NJ Mars hca nr'"n>;
We sat cn the leach q mornings,
And walked in the af;crn""ii>-
] claspei your slender fingers.
And hreatised in y"nr ffny ear
Son words the .s--ssion called tor.
And you-a-ll you smiled la hear.
And-J won't IN Very certain.
Rnf ! think ynu made reply
That heard a. part af the mnsr-
Think 81 il NOW wIth sigh.
We were both of us very careless.
We Didn't repefnissr the ti.i';
We SAT ell the rusb If ti,e wafer
CaAssu mp 20 orr very side.
had written loving sentence
With ysecs Of broken shell
Ga the sand as lay beside y"n-
You smiled a. you marked II well.
Iwonder whether you're sorry
Iwonder what y9s say
To yourself when yvu remember
The wave that washed II away.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.
A Newly Married Lady Proposes
to Desert Her Husband on .
Railroad Train and Return to
Her People.

On Friday nights passenger train cut of
81. Louis, a section in the sleeper MAS IT,
curic,l BY Mr.. 4. p. kwis ami his wife
They we're rerrntly married. AMI were an
their way from Vi"cennss. Indiana. Ia
sherman, Texas. II was evident ." the
pass myers in the car that there was Ss.n,,'
Disagreement i,ciwecn the couple, aud after
the train had g., un.l~r hea,lway, the lady
refused to permit
THE BED To BE MADE rP,
saying to tie porter that size would call him
when she desired his services. u hus-
band, vho seemed greatly distressed al his
wif-'s singular conduct, was demonstrating
x,th her in an unjcrtone, but ON the CON-
trsry her voice was loud enough To- be
heard distinctly, and she more than once
exclaimed with angry vehemence:
"You have grossly insulled me, and ]
will never forgive you"
The mans reply to this accusation was
lox AMI apologrtic, and whatever he had
said NJ done, it vas apparent that he MAS
prepared Ia do anything now which could
bring about a better state ii feeling; hat
all his overinres were
REJnTED WITH >sOES,
and the lady announced her in'eniion when
the train rached Seslalia to leave il, and
rr,nrn To Sc. Louis. Finally The conversa-
lion ds"iixd, and when I e train reached
the Garrison House. y gentleman wh" had
travelled in the car from ST. Louis. placed
himself near the parties to see how the
quarrel would terminate. lie heard the
lady say:
81. will so with you To Fort S,,oit and
thes- stop IA ~iIh Aunt Susan until can
wife h"uac. ! don'i want any scandal
NY IA. ~ ;Lan y"u H.. but il what su--
pert j. iIns, ! vii not live with you.'
], WAS evident that tie gentleman vas
.nly i,o glad ." acce,ic Io this PROPOSITION
| InJ IL was 80 arranged.
What will In the uIsnot al this little
.inmc-iic roni,nce q il at present imlsssi-
..l- e.. tell, hut gentleman who informed .
representative 81 the Bsz.O III the circum-
tsnce inc!ines To the belief that the lady
has is some way become possessed ii
AurrLE EPISODE
ia her husbands career, which she con-
.trncd into sn ihdirnity which no apollo.
:i,s c.,.li atcne fer. az course the man
-!-ni-d il, AMI mn doubt had plenty of ex.
Uses at land: hut they iailedto carry tina,
value Z" w"ursi.d feelings ~hich Was par.
;icularly d,sirsL!e at this stage of their
icm-siic lie. Perhaps Aunt Su>sn, good
I'D su,.! will Re the
Angel. ~ pis,;rI>E
10 pour oil an the troubled waters, and
bring peace I" their young hearts torn
~iili doubt and dismay. IL Is to lie hoped
al, nj any rate.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
MULE BUYERS LUCK.
He ID Mistaken for Q Horse thief
and Comes Very Near Losing his
Life.

a few DAYS since Mr.. A. S. Barton, Of
Hannibal, came to Setlalia on the look out
for mules. lie r. . veil known and extern
<ive stock dealer, and is at present gather
ing = j,oye of animals for the southern
market. Hearing that Mr.. William
Wright, ~ho lives just over the P-tii'
line, in Benton county, had a lat of fine
mules for sale, he started out 20 sc IL hs
COULD PURCHASE THEN.
1t seems, however, that the night before
Mr.. Wright had span Of fine mules stolen
and Mr.. Barton, encountering the thief on
his way, had purchased them. The thief
had represented that he Was farmer liv-
ing in the neighborhood, and a. he asked a
high price tor tie animals, ard praised
their qualities in the usually exaggerated
fashion Of persons who are negotiating
trade,
THE MILE BUYER
had no suspicion Of dishonesty, SO he pur-
chased them. He hsd proceeded, however,
but short distance on his journey, lead
ing his purchases, when lie was met by Mr..
Wright and party Of his friends in pur-
suit OF the stolen mules. They Of cOunse
halted him and demanded Of him what he
was doing with those mules. lie stated
very bris fly that he had purchased them,
and furthermore that il was none of their
business. This brought on short decisive
conversation, in which the Hannibal man
learned 70 his amaxement that
THE MULES WERE STOLEN,
and he was believed to he the thief. But II
this information was appalling, the an
nouncement that they meant To hang him
then and there was still more so. lie saw
they were in earnest, and afairs began to
look very serious to the Hannibal man. His
explanation vas regarded As entirely too
thin until he told them that he was veil
known tn a respectable farmer living near
By, who would
vOCcH FOR HIS HONESTY,
and that he was precisely what lie repre-
scented himself to be. After some parley
they concluded TO go to the farmers house,
who was an old acquaintance Of Mr.. Bar
ton, a.d who very readily cleared him from
suspicion. The mules were surrendere! to
their proper owner, and Mr.. Barton was
very glad to get off with the loss Of the
two hundred aud fifty dollars which he had
paid for them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
News Items By Telegraph and
OtherWise.

Hand lighting L..f.re Plevna.
---y.rion has ieen visited by the Pn~i-
dent. .-.-a r. E-.
Cincinnati has had a heavy irvelry
robbery.
Russia claims decided victory isiore
Pl-vna.
The Tn,ks M. enciing new rs~lnn,.i-.
AT Pl-,na.
The Americans w"n the first -srrr at
CTe-lm"or.
The Ohio campaign Is developing no
new features.
Illinois ia to he divided into three Fps
copal dioce~es.
-Maybiri IS thc winner Of the Long
Branch stakes.
The 81. Louis Browns have bsrn licked
again IN E'iston.
The Cincinnati Grenhackcrs arr again
on the rampage.
The Presidential party will remain in
Ohio over Sunday.
Pilot won til. race at Milwaukee driv.
irg park, yesterday.
The Presidents interview with Morton
was brief but pleasant
--Gamtetta's sentence will h.. carrie,
into effect Immediately.
The Russians prop'~e Z" carry the
heights of Pievna to-day.
King Alphon.", of Spain, Is to marry
his cousin in January next.
The Engli-!, steamers Avalanche and
Forest have c,llid,d at So.
--Thrr men we're killed hy E.ui air, al
Sinrna:or, Ills, Yesterday.
The Khedive al Egypt vii! ~e,.d AL
sliiional trooIr Ia H.. Sultan
The Mayor al Remington. lows, ha.
bcen discovered Ia rronk, dues.
Thirty eoanIis-S were represented in the
O.,iu working mems convention.
The El.i~."rs, General Convention j,
b, Ice held ia I;.-;ou. mex, month.
-Ex-Presi.I at Grant received the irsc
1cm 81 Tie city Il Glasgow. FRIDAY.
-Wad. ilsmr,on's r-,r,si"o at i:.cl,.
Nbr,!, vas lii,l les ihsn az ovation.
The .ls,-i.. in line hank "i Frame.
amounted last week e. GO. G1 francs.
The Russians have carried O-msr
Pas!,a's strongest ouir"-, lay assault,
Mark I'il'ow. nephew IL the ';.neIa
killed Inns II, at Nashville. ri,iay.
The majrriiy 81 the B,rman lnsurscni.
have submitted Ia Turkish authority.
The Massachusetts, Democrats Lave
nominated William CASTOR for Governor.
The American whaling schooner
Charles Thompson, has yellow fever at sea
Two men were fatally injured by fall.
ing from scsif.li, ia Cincinnati. ye-ier.
day.
-Someho.ly has la, cut the f.,oli-h re.
pert that Crazy Horse meant Ia assault Gen
Crook.
The trisl of William Flowers, for the
murder al br. Armstrong, Is l.r'se~'liny n,
Tcrre IIau,..
TIL. National I:lnker's Association .le
elarei almost unanimously for the remone
tizaiinn of silver.
The basis i~longing io the wrecks,
-traher Forest, have b.rn xssl,s-l :sl.or
M i,e English cost.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
Caution |!

We hereby give notice that Chas r. Hol.
brook il no longer authorised 10 solici, any
business for ths paper. Having wholly
violated his contract with %, and in every
way abused our confidence, his connection
with our business is severed from this date.
.--a OLSEY 4 PsyroS,
Publishers Silver World.
LAKE CRY, COL, September 8, 1877.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
A Singular Arrest.

Yesterday mover camped near the
corniiald Of Mr.. w. A. Coleman, went
into the field AMI took about a half
dozen ears. This SO incensed Mr..
Caleman that he had him arrested Oh
a charge Of larceny. 1t WAS. I'D
doubt, very provoking. but the &c:
did NOT justify such extreme measures
In the first place, the otiense is tres
pass, not larceny, and Mr.. Coleman in
procuring his arrest and imprisonment
ON such charge, lays himself liable to
a more serious complaint-that Of
false imprisonment. The warrant was
issued by Justice Clark and was serv-
ed by Constable Allen Connners.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
CAUGHT IN A TRAP.
A Result Which Was Not Counted
On.

4 gentleman living not far from Broad
way, in this city, has been greatly troubled
Of late by the loss Of chickens from his
coop. After a careful investigation he
thought he saw how the thing was done.
The door Of the iennery was regularly
locked every night, and in the morning it
would be found in the same condition. bat
the chickens gone. In feeling Of the slats
of the coop, the gentleman discovered that
one Of
THE BOARDS WAS IOOsE.
and that it conid be moved 20 one side.
This, then, was the solution Of the mystery.
The thief could move away the loose board,
reach in and gather the chickens, and hav-
ing replaced the plank, go on his wav.
There was large steel trap in the house.,
and the gentleman concluded he would set
it for the poultry shark. lie did 50. Bat
az several nights passed away ard no
chickens were put in the coop. he iorgot all
about it. and in passing around the hen
house Friday night, stepped into the trap.
There was
AQrIcK SNAP,
and loud cry OF agony. lie jerkeil,
ripped and swoie. He's church member,
but he did swear, and then called loudly
for heln. lie was hesrd in the house. End
assistance som reached him. The result Of
his experience Is an exceedingly sore shin.
lie says the next time he prepares a recep-
ton for robbers, he will keep better men,
orv or avoid the ,ise of steel traps.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18

NOrR.--Dr. Connaughton. who de-
votes his entire attention to diseases Of
the Throat. Lungs. Heart and chrouic
diseases peculiar TO men AMI women.
can be Consulted personally oI by let
ter. daily, at his medical parler at the
ngen House. Hours, 8 10 6. Sun
says, I to 2.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
THE STAGE.
At Home and Abroad

Tie playgo~rs 81 Ssdalia have had the
rare pleasure al witnessing two fine per
io,mances BY the blanche IeBar troupe,
The last week, nj Smiths Hall. Although
the engagement was brief, il afforded an
excellent opportunity Of judging al the
superior mer of the performers. The in
i,iai play, "The Great Strike" or A. IL vas
formerly called, "The Long Strike" intro
tro.luccL Miss hel.ar in the role 81 Jcas
Is"r.yi, in which character she had previ-
o,,>ly achieved quite reputation. Ii em-
braces two distinct AMI entirely opposite
pecnliari,ics, the quietly practical anil the
intensely passionate anL exei'aile. IL is
wlia; artists call
GROWING CHARACTER,
md requires Ia L. worked UP. This Miss
ihel;,r .l,ss admirably. There are no
sudden transitions abrupt and inartis-
tic ebnlliiions of passion. The ebsrsc,er
grows under the influence IL her genirs, ~
the malel dos in the han,!s III the sculp-
,or--each outline i carefully formed, anil
the embosiissl character shows careful and
painstaking grace. IL would he m exss-
seraiion to call Miss Dels.r great actress.
She Is not that. Perhaps she never will he.
i;ut what perhaps is better in her line 81
dramatic culture, she has tact an'i taste Ia
= degree which amounts -
r~ITivE GENIUS.
Her Jane LsaIoyd may therefore he
called q finished piece Of acting -iini.hed,
in the sense that il vas rot exaggerated,
ami constructed upon CAREFUL adherence
to the nni,ies o! the piece. and With its
details care 'ully observed. The company
il an excellent one, and >ecured through
out their engagement marked demonstra-
,ions Of approval. Miss Matthias and Mr..
Radcliffe were particularly excellent. and
secured
A FI.ATrEHING RECOGNITION
from the audience. We are particular in
mentioning these two artists because they
are deserving Of . more particular notice
than the limits of this article will allow
being given. A the troupe, however. re-
turn here during Fair week. an oPportuni-
~ will he extended for more particular
and elaborate notice.
IL 10 matter Of generalization that Mis-
DeBar will pay Sedalia . longer visit next
time, and there are verv few Of our play
goen but what will look forward To il with
pleasure.
'.E MISCELLANEOUS xOrES
Miss Mary Andersoa will open her sea-
son With MscauIey Ut Robinson's opera
mouse, Cincinnati, September 10, (Nonday.)
She plays in M,eaLieys the,tre, Louis
willie, commencing September L.. Pilts-
hugh, October /. w.inui street Theatre,
Philadelphia, October 8. Rston theatre,
October IL. She has added Talioard's
play o: "Ion" To her wpersoire, and ex.
poets 10 make Il . feature Of her seas
engagements. e. ''-'. f-.
Alex. Wur.ter will open his German
theatrical season AZ the Olympic, 81. Louis,
on Sunday. September ID. There are sew.
eral new people in the cumpany. Among
them IL DOMAIN, leading msn-Mi~ Marie
Wolf remains ~ leading lady. The ies
lures Of the company will play in 81. L"uis
and at wunter's theatre in Chicago, alter.
mating every lev weeks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
DR.. Sonnaughton.

This gentleman. although having
been but short time in this city, has
already obtained a large practice,
which is daily increasing. All who
are afflicted with diseases of the eve,
ear and throat should loee no time in
securing his distinguished services. as
his stay in Sedalia is limited to Oct.
9Th. DR.. Connaughton established
the famous Eye and Ear Institute in
New Orleans, which bears his name,
and whose reputation IS world wide.
Already large number Of our citi-
xens have received great benefit from
his treatment. and many from all
parts of the State aud adjoining States
are daily coming on to consult him.
Having devoted his whole life to the
spec;altie<: he treats. and having en-
joyed every facility that science and
art could produce, he thoroughly un-
derstands what he practices and p,ac-
tees what he understands. Again we
advise all our readers who are unfor-
tunately afflicted with any of the dis.
eases which DR.. Connaughton 50 sue
cessfulIy cures, to consult him at once.
He can be found at his oifice, in the
parior Of the Ngia House, during his
STAY in Sedalia. ~ i- -
DR.. Connaughton has thousands Of
Testimonials from the most respectable
nepaons in the limited States. and vhat
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18

All persons having bills against Dr..
Conna1ghton will in the future.
present them every day at 2 p. m,
they will receive checks on First Ma
tional Bank of Sedalia. Tho Doctor
eanont spase t:me from his immense
prsseics -; - Attending 10 tlje. small
d66nib Of business ssatlesS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18

In Philsdelphia, the Baby" Combination
opened at the Walnut on Monday evening
Last. ami Robert McW.ale at the Arch.
~ the former, Tony PASTOR will appear to-
morrow evening, and gill be followed BY
John Mccullough on the 10Th. At the
latter, Mis- May Howard will open to NOR
row evening 10 "IIearts."