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L Y ANS
AoCE AND LIVER PAD

Is AAi elcs IN rs Protnpt and rsdrs care fsr sysu
species Of LIVER and stomach dIhcaiiss II eontAAns
only harmless vegetable conpouads, and n wore
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the vtais The
Liver and stomach. II removes torradity OF ths
Liver, and arouscs the stomach from its doTrnaat
state arresting fermentation torpor and ain, nv siy
also vilazes the entire syStcm with natures true
tonic. II arrests all deteTlorated and poisonous naIds
in the stomach and tiIs prey ens ter entering ne
SYSTEM by way q cIcnlst,on u sisore. frssn the
ious, malsiiai, medicinal and leave the weare<
perfect health, SAINT by mail free Of oharrc: "a ~
cSiIl OF " AddTsS1 HOLMAN LIVER FAD COA-
PANY, No. as Maiden Lane, p. q, EoN liz. ksw
York - wesi foIrth street. Cincinnati, Ohio. An
live druggists keep thenL
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CASTLE IT. Angelo. sr Wa. ". Story.
HEN LOVERS l,y sue Harry lsertt.
NRirTl'nE CtI Il or VALLEY RrsSr br s.sshos
Of usi-,,s iisbrs
AFIEitiiIJIw, No name series.
TIN FuiNSss Ov BLESSING. by ssrsh y.
TnNNKFt'1 NILSSON by Bret HARE.
DEEllIANES, by author Of One SUMMED.
AniNI,NE, stony ~ n dream NJ usids
Fuii SUMMER AFTERNOONS. ny s.san toc,idgA
HNiJ,iS novel by The Duchc-a
WOMAN Halter ny tb.fle- Itssde.
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A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE CO.'S METAL
MAUGER, New ". myT-Sm
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q EoRUE TRuEsDEIL. Aucticnscr.
" Gni seventh srresf northur

q EoRGE TRuEsDEI. Aucticnscr,
" es seventh sre<t northwest
TRrsrEF- SALE of VALUABLE RIAL -
TATE On PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST.
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREEfS
uAyINt A FRoNr OF SIXTY FEET OK IiIk
kyENIE ANp IMPROVED By A FINE
BY virtue Of a drrd Of trEsf. dated Jssnsry1 tsr1
duly rySuri~d IN L>r III fiso IA q 80 q the
land rrsords Of te District Of Colombia and ri the
Request uf the party ssurei iberrSy. vii seu Al
BAY. June "a Isl. ocsoc n m the ALLOWING d.
stribd rial estate situate m The CITY u wNhintozA
n. a. to Wit Lots a II and l. In Looms sllsiiVssina
Of original lots two. G., thrtS "a four a, ave- al
siS, a. and fe~n, GSl IN SQUARE eiEhi haolrcd and
ssventyfour, 7sl being m all sNiy ft frOat %
width to south sir~ss- Containing 81 luar~ k~t q
ground, le-s t6<rther With the imprON
thereon, consisting Of rne frame dwelling.
Terms of sale rs prrSTIsi by The drsd Of trIs>,i
s c per- s ps s%n ias I to dsy %; :
sale, and ali eSpen~sS OF sale In cC halabcs IN sx.
a. twelve, 1sI and ei<htcrn iisN monihss fr whbch
the notes Of the purchase, heArig iniersi from The
day Of sale, and securrd By desd q trnsi On the
property VIII be taken A ssrTe-as &C tao henirsi
dollars sOI will be required Of the p1rhs~er al ih-
time az sale. and all srs1nx d he exp-e>e u
the purchaser II tsruls OF sale noi corlIsi with
In five days from day q sAl- the traers rsrNe ,hs
right e rel The prorsIiy = The rsk nd cos q ihs
ROREIrT \. WIIls~pN, lrr,s..-.
mys+IhsIa&ds
s-TlIE ARnyE SALE II HEREBY P3sr
and and p ii% ~ hSnEHT \. VILLAS. - -
teis-wFN&as
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LAW BOOKS lust RECEIVER

Law or EVIDENCE, by Wharton.
Law OF MASTER AND Ht.RyANIS " Wood,
PLEADING, WITH uoas-s ~ \. ~ fpmervy Ii. II
UNITED SrkItS btVts[T, voAun,e7
URATyAN'S HEpDlsrsS volume q.
kt's~SEII. US GRIMES
BI.ht KfORDS tIIeJtr COURT RtrONTA.
volume IA
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FJNRrSTEEs SALE OF A TWO-STORN BRICK
@ S S!RS * II" H aAS'f"' sHhk kEs
EoRrHwEST,
he land Iscoris o. The D!stric, Of cciS%sis and al
public SnctIon in trout OF The prsmsss 10 The highest
bidder, on SATURDAY, June "a Nj, a! O'Clock p.
tained within The following mciss and SondS 70 Mt
snnns ,or ias same on nd as n nn % M, New MsP
corner Of said lot q and running thence nosthcasery
AT right angles with sait avenue and parallel With The
divilon line OF lots ~ ~ OF said subdivision ninety
Win The line Of said alley sixteen tset, and Isnc
east nlnety.two feet 70 the. place Of beginnng.
SnSIs Be- al ss. 1pGG ns e e s sS
With" save" days. Q" WIr frls S Il ls!sIF'
CIIANCERY SALE OLE THREE SMALL FRAME
~ HOUSES ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST
by virtue Of decree q the supreme Of the Distract
fS ON fh y WI. S't Day 40 q June iss
al O'clock p ~ y Cont q 's ssI preI S ss, ST
Giy, which has been sn6d INTO thres lots c.si
a az S sif ss.R p stSsst s ~ ~ ~ '' w.
Terms! one third Of The purchase money In cash
eigSieeu months, with interest secured by the POI
hascrs notes aud reserved lien Deed given and dred
Il lee. s Ssa aT Spon na ~ asie and Mi %
nent Of purchase money, at pnrchhasers option hn,
lncing at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDAI.I. Trustrs.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. Jei5wFM6ds
DF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTIRE
, and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity, DurnhilAs
nd Eyenness Of Points.
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERs
THE SPENCERihN
STEEL PENS,
4sVarietes suited to every style OF writing F.
- by the Trade generally. sample Gard. contNr
4 one each u Inc Fif,cen Numbers by mall, :"
'ript OFFS cents.
IvIsoN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR co,
mys las and iD Grand street, New York
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AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAYS,

A RT sALE-sPBCiALh TTRSTioN Is CALLED
IA 10 the tsNtdent artists sale OF paintings by Du
sss' o Bro.. Al sAleroy,,s; :.tnes Ni.,h AID
snd EVENING, June u, ~ aud -, o'.l,.y. Cats-
|. goes teady, and pictures cxhitJ ivu Tisiy
The lest sale 81 the .ss-on. May Of the pictures
Afo very nus, IsS
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DRoPOsALs FOR FUEL

VDROiNsALS FOR FUEL
OrTIrE oE P,-Blic BpILpISas AND aROrSDs.l
wNsaISSToS, D. C., June 8, 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until Il O'Clock m OF the 2Ith day Of June 1871. for
furnishing this once with the Fuel for the fiscal
year ending June ~. ls7S
For further information apply Al this once.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
kaa Lieutenant Colonel Of EneineersL
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RAILROADS

UNIVERSAL R. r. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all pQlnts bought
exchanged or sold at q reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other ofce OF dspo, In this city.
Tickets good tn used. Baggage chscksd through.
APpiy 10 N. ID. wHITFSlDE,
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EWhH REb AH SR EE5 WRsEN I
TUN RAILROAD
Fur Aie1andrn, al s. BIO, 10. . m. I, l. eo, SAL
For the South via Richmond. is5S a. daily, SO p.
m. daily, except sunday
30, 20, u, a MI, Z, An. B. 9, and p. IN.
On Sunday at $40 and 10 q m, and p m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and pnrlor
iDodaiious be procured At the Offices, northeast
northeast corner OF Sixth street end ave
nue, and at the depot where orders be len FOR tho
residences
FRANK fhoMsSN. DIM s9:i Msnsss qeI apfusfs
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Our ..ers o. Pisir srd Fancy Stationary. Pane, and
srap books Ptcurv dc 70 rtisttlsriy sttracstye
aud viii well repay Que fot luspcCtinE
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RTLLIARDS.

COLLESDHR BILLIARD TABI.B
BEST In use. Halls. Cob, Cues
and everything appeftaintnG -
T ID d Billiards q lowest prcea. Raw
Ing the largest stoA asd dnssa
Abilities fbf manu- facturine. or
BILLIARD ders can he promptly hned oQo1
ascoOd- hand tables eheARI fh4
|" Billiard Cue tllilsi rNisA
ThBLES Newspaper, sent i've spfita-
tioa. " W. UOLI.kNDkR n
apis.tm broadway, n. n. -.
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--LATEST MISC ELLANEous rrBLIcArToSs
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fNUH INV LAW AND NfscEILsSpUUs CAT
" kip;UE
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At the
HIQHLANDS,

five ini,ss 9om wllArds by The Baltimore and Ohio
karoad and within easy drfvinG distAn len wood
road and Old Toll gate road 10 BladensburE.
Apply nj once 70 -
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

10 iSi2 Columbia Sirect. = Iooms. nodern i'm.
=, a, pt"vrffinrn,,,s %
Cottage 1T MI. Pleasant, tOonlN wafer and gas,
stable AMI curfingr. foif-e so
No. LJ Tenth street, rpouis, modern imps . 70
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1o77 GREAT 1917
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND soUTHwEsr.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MENT
JUNE 10, ISL.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, nom Depot, cor.
nef Of Sixth and streets, ~ follows:
For PittSburg and the West, 1910 q daily. with
Psrior Car TO Pttsburg and Sleeping Cars ffom
PittsbuTg To Cincinnati. st. Louii, and Chicago.
TO ., m daily. with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandayua. Rochester. BufhIo, Niasnrn Falls,
and The North, 7.0 p N. daily, eIospt saturday,
with Palace Cars 10 Watkins For Williamsport,
Lock Haven, Emra, and Watkins. u iGlo = m,
For New York and the East, iois D. N. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express Of Pull
man Parlor Cars, 80 . m daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East iD p. m. daily, except
sunday. with sleeping Cars nom Washington to
Boston
For Phsdeiphia SIS ~. and I:ao N. daily e5cspt
Sunday, and 1D and iGi5p. N. daily. Limited Ex'
press S-D a m. daily. except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore SIS and $50 a. m. and
Cd D. IN. daily, except Sunday.
fof Pope's Greek Line. 80 .. m and cd y. m. daily
except sunday.
Sunday.
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GUNNER READING.

SUMNER READING.
New Lands Within the Arctic tirrie, Paper, enN
Bakers Turkey, q Companlon 10 wAlisre's Rush, ~
lAnp, tourt and Slexe wrkbAm Hoffman, e1.fa
NeConciitAiton,, f seteuce and Religion. wnchen y
SIor ,tudir- and Great ujets third sefiss Frc<sde
y. Treatise m Painting. Leonardo IN yinc1. VI
Table Talk, .Bronson Ailcott, eJn FNr~t Low b
Host. GAL Hamilton. sl.9 Jack, Alphcnse Dsodet.
Ou,ds, eli. hsaon. Mr.. fctrester. ga Hosr~-
k.epng Ia Nirsinia, Tyr~ sL.A How They strtks
author Of Mrs.. teuninyhsn jcurIai, 81 GENTS An u
u~trat-d History Of Arms and Armour. n<mnin,
Juiy and August a ccnt. Croqnrt In great vsscsy
soLoMoNs a CHAPMAN,
myceN oil Pennsylvania ayerse
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PROIsStI,s.
TEs,srKY DEPAEruESr,

pRoPosALs FOR THE srPPLY or COAL AND
WOOD AND It'E AND FOR THE FUR.
CHASE OF WASTE PAPER
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r isT OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE At
- SHIii.INGTONS aOOkSTOhE
The scfip'ure Ciu. 81 Valley Rest. ny tie asih~rs
"W~ien's Rrbfs-
A Wosian Hsser. ny Chss Re.de
Jan, OF the wtndtnill Stofy u the ftsinA
Me July and August uniffm with "n,ien's Rshsra-
Vile IN Name Uaiy. "thinnes Corr-r hervcs-
Auadbe. the story ofa Dteani- By "Ouid.-"
A tsmiiy Frud. BY the snthor Of THE sccced wa
aud "Old Nam seiles Secret
Iuer."
Mignen. nv MIS- rcrre-ser
Cheap Sunmes Reading The Irsupe Nevsis-
co,nprsnsg Charming fello~, Two iIilc-, Bisck
Spirits and White, Oood Luck, Olympia. tsrth as1
Iadts. I-sir Of Hue Kyes ard otnetz
Tie seaside IibrnIy price . 9rnts. cos.alnl.s
Hstrt. Oth~rs in preparation by the bod authorA
The lakesid. LihfHry-a REPOSITORY OF the bod
literature OF tile dny,
For y1~sp ssmnier Resdinr New Bccss ard every
sItiITiNGTONS Bookytorv
Cor. -Four .Nnds-hHii arert ard rennsyissnA ssesee
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

Washington hai teoone 80 large mat ptatd'd, are 81
no os1d ard >rs u only ,Ddv 10 J,ii hyU,s
Q,setfp rd % good tenant; That by irsertu,y
~vhs-we'1 m THE RErU BLigAN. An ad,<, f,se".sui
prpe,y eondsssed bs got fhts four fes ,s,,rh ,s
eoSJostS nsnis for ths E1s aud such asbs,spsn
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nF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTpRE
~ and Justly celebrated FOR Elasticity, DurnhiiAs
nd Eyenness Of Points
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERs
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MATS.
@ T u Aw II At s..
y ..r
NEW STOCK.
NEW STYLES
DUNLAP cos
NEW YORK STYLES STRAW HATS
NOW READY.
wILLETT a nropv,
ell No s,s pennsyivauia Nvruae
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ROOMS FOR REyT.

An adrerfiscpor, inserted IN ns department "a NE
NsTssv Preventing Hs dsiaeiao ~ vo,ss Nous ,cts
p'dodid ny pr1pr condemnation pour ddrerfiseme,h
du y got INTO fro Inns. costing tcnty certIr each
tnselfiOn.
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RENTED At A n
CHAIuIE

CoILEtTIoNs CAREFULLY MADE; STATE
MENTs REN pEitED MONTHLY WHEN DE
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| " "a a q a. MORRISON.
| Law Bookseller and siaiionera
/ JefsW No "a Nnusrivana avrrst,e
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MOUNT vERYoN-ToMB OF WASHINGTON
Tho steamer ARROW, Captain FRANK HOI-
IlNQSuEAD, leaves the Seventh street wharf
about 4 D. III.
Ronnd ,iip q. Including admission to Mansion and
GIcunda ocl5-lf
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- ~ -s-=I--l-zI-1z
REAL EsrATn
nULLFrP
ov
JOHN SHERMAN
- l
D..tF 80. ..
w. CiOub BuIJpNs.
No i3sI Maryland zveuue west .... ..... 90 "
No ms Seventeenth NJ, rooms mod ltnps ~ ~
Corner GIecn aud bridge streets. Oeorg siavn.
IuDm brick ... n 90
No ItLs Seventh street nofthw est stoie ... a. %
No LIT Scrond street northeast hnme, rooms. ~ %
No tso fourteenth street northwest, 10 rooms,
- mudPfn improvenient%..- 20 On
modern lnproS ements co %
.,ra improvements. - . Is 90
No. 81 N street northwest, u rooms modern
improysnlenis .. 70 90
No. I'll Tenth street northwest, rooms, modern
unpfOyefne
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GQ1 D STREET N0RTHwEsT.-RO0N AND
OO1 BOARDe and y ger week. according 10 To-
accommodated. mhl0H
ana PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR
Il " sixth street Depot irst-class board, with
room, from " to 90 per week; transient, ti:5o PER
day, -. feI<if
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L eSSE Y II "a LIE RE Iss Il

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL FART
/ or THE CITY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-17

DEAR SIR: I have not written you be-
fore for the reason that l had nothing to
write about that would interest you. l
have been unwell for three weeks, not able
to do anything. but feel better this monl-
ing. My boys are both we'll. Steve
Romans is with IA. We are in cabin
with J. X. Crump, who formerly resided in
Sedalia, and has brother there now.
Times are very dull here, owing to the
late snow storms. Work has not COM
menced here yet. The season is at leas,
two months later than usual. All the old
mountain men say this is the latest and
worst season they have ever seen in the
country. We were eight days getting
from Del Norte to this place, and had the
hardest trip ever had in the mountains.
think it will take me all summer 70 get
over il.
There are some Of the largest strikes
being made here that has ever been made
in any country yet. All the mines that
were worked during the winter are showing
up finer and more ore than any Of the
most sanguine expected, and ~ soon a. the
mills start times will get better, and there
will be work for all in abundance.
Capt. Paff is at Ouray. Col. Hickox Is
at San Miguel. have not seen either of
them. Ed Jackson is at work in the Miner
printing Office. Walter and Steve are
guarding the Jail at s. per night. We are
living very economically On mutton, bread
and coffee. Once in awhile We get potatoes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS - SOMETHING,
About THE Books, AUTHORS AND
RONANcEs ~ THE Day.

"CamP, Court and Siege" A Narrative Of.
Personal Adventure and Observation during
Two Wars. BY Wickham Hoffman, United
States Volunteers and Secretary Of Lega-
ton at Paris. Harper AMI Brothers, New
York.
Mr.. Hoffman records his experiences
during the war Of rebellion Of the Franco
German war which ended in the siege of
Paris.
His "reminiscences are we'll related, though
without those reiinements oi style only
possible To the practical author. They
have their value also in q historical sense
The experience Of Mr. Hoffman during our
own civil contest was varied, and his testi-
mony On some moo,ed points will be found
of interest. lie was with Butler at Fort
ress Monroe and ut New Orleans. lie de-
clares that the occupation Of the Last was
urged by ten. Butler upon President
Lincoln. who finally yiel.led to his advice
He does not sympathize with tina: officer,
but credits him with having originated the
expedition and carried it through under
unexpected difficulties, and having gov
erned the city under peculisr circumstan.
ees most admirably. Entertaining stories
are told OF life in New Orleans, the Red
River expedition, and handsome personal
tribute is paid To General Candy, who after
wards commanded the district. The life
Of the writer during the siege Of Paris il
unPleassntly told. On the whole, the vol
unle Is most agreeable one
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-17

The tent at the courthouse square vas
crowded to Overlooking last night, by =
large and enthusiastic gathering Of the
citizens Of Sedalia, who assembled Ia
hear the Mr.. w. Y. Pemberton deliver IN
address on the temperance question, and
also. to take an active part in 4 movement
which is accomplishing 10 great success in
this community. Owing to the lateness Of
the hour in gathering. the meeting was
continued longer than usual. it being near.
" eleven o'clock before il closed.
The meeting was opened with singing BY
the choir. and Was followed with prayer by
Mr.. Dunlap. After prayer, Mr.. Page arose,
and after speaking = few minutes, intro
duced Mr.. W. Y. Pemberton.'
Mr.. Pemberton made IN eloquent address,
which occupied more than an hours time 10
deliver. lie related several amusing incl
dents, and closed with an eloquent appeal to
tho citizens Of Sedalia, to take hold of this
enterprise m body, and drive the demon,
drunk, which is causing SO much misery
and suffering in this community. out Of the
country, and stop the liquor traffic alto
gether, and he urged that by - doing. the
people Of the United States would enjoy a
more genuine Of peace and prosperity
than has ever bcen before known in the his
tory of the American nation.
Mr.. Page followed with . few remarks
on the object and benefits Of the temperance
movement; and called on Col. A. ID. Jaynes
to address the assembly; but Mr.. Jay"es
not being present, Of counse did not respond.
Mr.. Page also stated that already 1000
persons had signed during their thee weeks
Of labor in the city.
The number Of people who signed the
pledge last night was. perhaps, about one
hundred, many prominent gentlemen heinC
among the number.
There will be meeting at the tent to
morrow night, and as it promises to h. one
Of more than ordinary interest, il would Ia
we'll for everybody who possibly can. to at
tend.
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Accident.

Last evening about $40, just before train
No. on the NJ. X. T., arrived, pony en-
CINE left the Fifth street depot and went
toward the old Union depot, to take the
side track, Which branches of near the
freight depot. Just before reaching the
switch little girl Sgd about twelve years
named Clara Hosmer, came up to the side
Of the track in front of the engine, which
was not going to exceed six miles an hour,
and just ~ the front of the locomotive was
nearly opposite the girl. she made an effort
to cross the track, and did cross, but the
foot board. which projects little on either
side, struck her, badly bruising her back
but fortunately broke no bones. She was
taken to the residence Of her mother, on the
corner Of Main and Massachusetts, streets,
and her injuries attended to BY Ds. Evans
and Trader.
The engineer Of the pony says that he
had no idea that the girl vas intending 70
cross in front Of the locomotive. and conse-
quently, does not consider himself in the
least to blame.
The girl is badly bruised. but will proba.
bly, survive her injuries.
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Rlchardson's ThieyinR.

On the night Of Aug. l, 1876, the house
of E. C. Bouldin. near Georgetown, wa
burglarized, and . quantity of jewelry
belonging to the Misses Bouldin and Hop.
kins, stolen. Also, on the same night, Ellis
Smith had . valise stolen from his wagon
which contained . quantity Of clothing and
two gold shirt studs. Yesterday Misu
Bouldin idenHi6ed IN amethyst ring, that
Wa stolen At the time of the burglary and
found, the other day, in the po.senion Of
Richardson; also, Mis B. identified .
breastpin - belonging to Miss Hopkina,
who Vas, II that time, . guest at Mr.. Boul-
dins.
Ellis Smith has found in the lot Of
stolen goods recovered, his shirt studs, and
thinks Richardson Il the man Who stole biz
valise.
A gold pen nd some other tripkess ore
awaiting Identification.
Richardson i . cusa, asd undoubtedly
the sneak thief Who has beea doi.e al TIE
mischief IN this vicinity tor some tine
past.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-17

True friendship is very rare in this busy world.
and when found il is 10 he priced pearl Of
Of great price. One may have many acquant-
ances. with whom they dash the foam Cd the cup
Of life. but few friends who stand by them as they
drink the dreGs Of bitterness.
true friend is one in whom We may coniide our
troubles. certain of receiving sympathy in return
and We all know how it lightens ones heart 70
con6de in another. But what shall We say Of the
one who under the gui.e Of friendship entwines
himself or herseH around our hearts, swearing
eternal fidelity as though they worshipped the
ground We walked on, and then after possessing
themselves Of our secret Thoughts, tum on ms
and sung like viper by betnying our Confidence
and making jest Of our private Affairs, Surely
there is no punishment too severe for such
people. and unfortunately there are many Of
them. After piucking and wearing the aower Of
frenAahip for brief period, they cast il aside and
trampaeit under foot, Of too little consequence
to be noticed, never heeding the ofttimes broken
heart Of their victim. s.Bahi that il only one
more Who was not wise enough TO resist my
wiles,r they lsughingiy say. not adding that it
WAS through taelr love and tenderest feelings
sast thev we're won.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-17

Yesterday evening 4 couple Of cattle
men arrived in the city on the NJ, n. & T..
railroad from the South With eight car
loads Of cattle, bound for st. Louis. During
the transfer Of the cars from the NJ, X. 4
7. 10 the Pacific road, the men became
sepa, aied and one Of them disappeared.
and has not been seen since. The last
seen Of him he wss walking along By the
side Of train Of freight cam. His part
ner not finding him when the Pacikc train
was ready to start. left his cattle in change
Of . gentleman Who VS. on the train, and
stopped over in Sedalia Lass night to look
him up. He searched all over East s.
daIi., but could End nothing Of
him. II va supposed that he vas run
over BY the cara, butts thorough search
failed 70 reveal any thing that would prove
such q theory to be correct The search w.
continued. this morning, With ustiriss
energy, bat no trace Of the niaisg naa
ha beea discovered - YET. The probe.
bilities are that in the coafusioa Incident 70
transferring the stock, be took The vyoee
train, thinking that BE ~ On The sUad 70
~ Louis, and no doubt, will turn up ell
right.