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Tbs city tleettons IN Chicago and st. Louis, which
took plaee tbs I'd, resulted Satisfactory. In th9
elty the RepubflMsao M candidates weEe electsl BY
from 600 to II go sote.. while there Ar. ossr-
1ha candidate Of the machine politicians and Know
NothlnRs. Tbs result OF the elections Id the Two
occasion for despa!riny u to tho future ii The
g1eatss American nunicIp*hses, In ea.s ths ssttsE
pssss+&r1 .a !Rsfts,t i, apd how ,ajuzlqaf{ Ysl,
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TERMS.
annual subscription S.. 90
E!nBlc N1MUers ST. .... ...s 1.2b
Vols. l. *. lsw sheep, eaeh......,.,, 600
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10 witness such accidents,
feared be wss dangerously hurt. A
surgeon and several Of his classmates
ran t0 his assistance. but in . few
minutes be recovered his strength to
walk to carriage. in whih he was
driven to the hospital. An hour
afterwarl he was feeling n we'll rs
ever. and this evening he Is about the
post ~ usual. A little earlier liz the
drill three curb straps broke at the
same instant. aud the riders. unable IL
rein in their horses mt the end of the
parade. were horne away al full
speed. disappearing from view he
hind the parapet Of Fort Clinton. In
q moment they emerged ut the lower
end If the plain. and two OF the
cadets hal their horses under control.
The third horse galloped down the
steep hill toward the river. but his
rider guided him ON to the terrace,
and when within n few feet of the
bluff. with admirable skill and c,"lness
spr:,ns from the saddle and brought
the animal to a stand.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10
A Woman's Revenge.

St''s" wv NN>
A case Of cowhiling occurred or
Massachusetts, street yesterday after
noon, which attracted considerable ut
tention. and has been the subject oI
much comment today on our streets.
1t seems that a man by the name Of
l.. q. Busse hal made some remark:
derogatory to the character Of Mrs.
Antonio Fell. which, coming to her
ears. she resented BY administering "a
him sound castigation with a pair oil
cowhides. The man, when first at
tackled, attempted to take the whips
from the hands of Mrs. Fell, but wa.
unable to do SD, whereupon he beat a
:etreat into DR.. kesleI's drug store.
Mrs. Fell followed him, still cOntinu.
ing to lay ON the whip. Some BY.
ISLANDERS undertook to interfere, but
were Informed that anv one who in.
terfered would get some of the same
kind. After flogging B,wse to heI
satisfaction. she desisted. Mrs. Fell
says If he carries the matter into the
Court. she will give him another dose
that the Court may see for itself how
it was done. and save explanation.
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pt I,lIC SALE

Whereas. on the i.ih ,l,y -! tprl a. T. lS.., liar.
net To.ilr,nter ami J.oi Toihunsr, did Nv their
trust deed 1T that 't,i. sell ami convey ." :" =
Parsons, trustee and has Successors IN trust, the
follow .;sc Described PROPERTY, to-wt: Lot tl.l
twelve amt III thirteen at th>:ah M.N~y :s.iiI-
ton To S.-t'lE,. Me-. they being part If the east
.lf If lot number % 81 the northeast quarter
1T SECTION number q, three in township number
t4D forty five north of range t:ll twenty west
ii the t NTH principal meridian ~ fetiis county.
Mo-. To- secure. the pa III bend Of Sisssj,
AMI line IN years from the date tlsr-" bearing
ten per cent interest per annum, payable semi
annually. manifested by ih.. interest coupons to
SAID bonds attached. for tn: sum Of S.A' each, re-
said bonds hail ." run. And whereas i. pro.
,tled ia s trust deed that in ease 1T d~f,,.lt II.
the PAYMENT Of SAIL bonds or interest cout,un~. ~
the tins. aHi IA The manner specified, the SAID
trustee, or la the event 1t his absene. from thu.
state "f Missouri OF inability to act his SUCCESSOR
trust l.. J.. Hmnes the acting sheriff of Petts
county. Missouri. should upon TIN. Application OF
tn. legal t"ii.r Of >a,l bonds, after having aver>
Used The. same for ~ lays IN public slaper
-,i Peti> county, sell said Premises AMI all right
and equity 1T redemption anil homestead of said
Harriet To,ihunter AMI Jacob Todhunter their heirs
and assigns II 'h.. co,Irt house door IN Pert> COIN.
~. ." the highest bidder for cash, and execute and
deliver tn the purchaser or purchasers. deed or
deeds 1T conveyance in fee To the premises sold.
AMI apply the proceeds thereof ~ IN said trust is
provided ALT IT which will more fully apps,:: nv
reference record of said trust deed in book IL.
page lV1 1T Pctts county records. And wAercas.
default has been m,.. IN the payment of the inter
est coupon ,lGe the Eth day Of April 4. d. 1ss!.
and by reason Of SAID default said tonis have f.-
Gene d,te and payable. And whereas, sand q. 8,
Parsons and L. L. Holmes are absent from ,ha
State Of Missouri. and the legal holder Of SAID h""s
has applied tn the undersigned To sell said py-ul-
i~eS. Now therefore, pebble notice II hereby gwen,
that will. by virtue Of tho power me vested by
said trust deed. sell said premises hereinbe"re de-
>cribed, or 80 mceh thereof may he necessary
q" pay SAID bonds and interest anil the expenses OF
said trust the 18th day of July, 4, d. ls17. ut the
door Of the court house in Pr,;is county, Missouri
he n IN. Tan II that day In
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Trustees SIZE.


Whereas, Martha Bro.k and Robert :. Brock her
husband hv their CERTAIN deed al trust dated the
Iutn tv 1T Mtn-h. I>..aui recorded "a th. E.c"r
.rs ofii., at Pti- COUNTY Mo al Dee. Book ION
Is,...- Sp conveyed ~ the uiist. r~isni trustee,
iii their right. tit-. Interest. ant esttt. IN
anil ia. t.if"wiis described real estate. stu
,i..i the. County 81 Petti~ Stat. ni Missouri,
Tn. southeast quarter 1T the southeast quarter
III SECTION -, thlfty two in township tibt forty
SIN. ai -, twenty three, and the r~t half
i th. northeast quartet AMI the b"fthhf oi the
northeast quarter .f t. south east quarter ii
section tat five, IN township I,) f,riy hye. and
range go tw-nty-,:, thu whole containing
,Ei, AZ hundred and ths.!s-:i-.. AMI ninety
three hui,sir-,lih- arI-S; whh-h ~si CONVEYANCE
mud. IA trust ." S.ruIa the PsyIIisni 81
certain pr"n,,>~"ry note ia -ai.i deed described,
anil hcTetts sand note has t-eam.. dus. and ~
UNPAID. n..w therefore, ia :scnr.sn,a WIN. th..
pr,vi-S "i -si,i deed Of trust and at the re'Iu.t
~. tl. !. raj l.ir oi S.,it n"te, ~,li proceed 10
>eil the ai"ye .-crii--t real - the Court
ii",i~, ,ur ~ ia" cy Of S.tE,lst.In Tia. county
I'll Prtt,s. State aforesaid. ." tE- highest i.isr
f.,r cash. at puiI~ auction. "n
SNTU Hi,NY.rHE FOURTH DAY oF August, Is.7.
between The hours Of n,he o'clock ~ the .ofsIu",.
and hive ori.~,k the afternoon al that ,l;,,
satisfy -,hi n"t.. together Nth tt:e ani
Isrns-~ # executing tins trust
l7-swjal MENTOR THOMSON,
rru-tr..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10
TEMPERANCE REVIVAL.

1t cannot be denied that the temper
ance movement now going on in this
city is doing vast deal Of good. 1t
is retaining men by dozens to
say hundreds, aud has lifted up in the
community a standard of excellence
and sobriety that cannot tail TO ex-
ercise the most beneficial results. Ii
only one man was turned from habit
ual intemperance, the movement
would he commendable, but when, as
is shown by the large accessions which
are being made every night TO the
ranks of the reformers, hundreds of
people have been induced TO abandon
an evil and vicious habit, the good
work of the evangelists now in our
midst is inestimable. Nor is it any
misapplication of the term to call them
evangelists.. The man who saves a life
from ruin, is in the way of saving a
soul from are death. The lives which
purified from the sin of intemperance,
are accessions to the honor and dignity
of the community. They help TO vital
ize society, and bring new energies and
new hopes to help in its development
and purity.
1t is no exaggeration to say that the
movement in this city has saved many
persons from moral and social depravi-
ty. For there is reason to believe
that the influence it exerts will be
permanent for good. There is no ex-
element about it. The reason and
not the passions Of men are appealed
to. The wretch who reels into the
sunlight of this moral revolution finds
strength to support him in his vows Of
reform. lie exchanges the delirious
excitement of intOxicatiOn for the
calm of manhood and reason. His
better nature is appealed TO. and the
charm of better life is pointed out.
1t is true that the movement has its
opponents-if not open enemies, at
least secret foes. The most dangerous
and insidiOus of these are the men
who treat such reform with con-
temptuous ridicule. They are in no
danger themselves and ridicule the ct:
fort to avert danger from others. Such
men are social parias; the gluttonous
tumors Of society whose lives have
never been whitened by generous
action, and who are incapable Of con-
ceiving a magnanimous thought. Sc
cure in the selfish greed which ever
keeps their eyes open to the main
chance in lite, they look upon the
weaknesses of others as the dirt be
meath their feet. No open foe to tent
perance can he half as dangerous as
.hese men. But in spite Of the oppo-
'ition which they silently exert. the
reform is making headway, and looks
Is If it would grow into a revolution.
he beneficial effects of which will be
Ong remembered i'm Sedalia.
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The "mere mention" column of the
st. Joe Chronicle has degenerated into
pitifal resume of local miscellany,
while the brilliant genius whose intel.
lectual camera 80 lately photographed
for it all the good things of the ex.
changes. has evidently been trans-
fssTed to the editorial page. In the
odsoe Of our frontier contemporary,
TIE scissors are mightier than the pen.
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
GENUINE
"sNll3R ATOR,s
| hRESHlNG MACHINES.
CONSISTING Of

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Two Styles of Mounted Horse
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and improved ''Spur Speed Woodbury.
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and special sizes made for 6, =, 10 or l.
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expressly for steam power, with 3322-inch
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cylin'er and lS.inch separator cleaning
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our ma,chless Steam Thresher En-
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Our vibrator" Separators 'alone
match To any and all other make of En-
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cylinder, and So to Is inches width of sep
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The World Wide Reputation OF
our matches Vibrator" Threshers 70,
rapid threshing, perfect saving. admirable
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in repairs, durability, ease OF management,
and general superiority in various othsr
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orally recognized
The Acknowledged Head and
Front Of Grain Thresher-, and especially
superior il grain be damp or wet, while Tor
Flax, Timothy, and ike Seeds, no otAs,
, maehisss oon tdhfnl7y claim any comparison.
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Ii can hardly he said that this Is the
first time since the war that the Fourth
Of July has been celebrated with equal
enthusiasm in all parts Of the coun-
try. But it is entirely true that il is
the first time1that the South has had
good reason to rejoice in the recurring
anniversary Of the nations independ.
ence. Until within the last few
months the people Of that long abused
section have not been entirely free.
The ascerbities engendered by the
strife Of parties will always pass away,
but real or supposed oppression leaves
a sting which it takes years to cure.
And one section of the country at
least. has felt for many years that it
has been treated with injustice. Now
that this sentiment is passing away or
has been supplanted Ivy that feeling Of
cordial brotherhood which prevails
among the States, the nation can
unite in universal congratulation that
We have 50 happily begun another
century Of national life. To.
day We plant the first mile stone in
the waste Of years which stretches be-
tween the past and the future-the
first land mark in the second century
Of American nationality, and it is
scarcely possible that there is heart
to-day in all the Union but sends up
an earnest prayer that the peace We
have NAV endure forever.
Every country has passed through
trials similar to those from which We
have so recently emerged. Instead Of
being elements of decay they have
been found to be seeds Of strength.
weaving in a closer bond Of union,
hearts that have been tried in frery
ordeals and settling upon firmer foun-
dations the deep based life Of the ma
ton. 1t is hardly possible that We
shall have a different experience.
The generation which isspringing into
manhood knows nothing of the dis
sessions of their fathers-the fatal
curse of slavery has been eliminated
from our institutiOns-and the coun-
try itself freed from the jealousies aud
heart burnings it inspired has Aarted
upon the second epoch in its career
under circumstances which should
make the second century Of our ma
tional life the most glorious in human
annals.
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Some young men delight IN the
odor Of green gras. They viii ding
themselves in = transport Of poetic
ardor upon the vecdant sod and csli
their Mary Ann to witness the rap
ture they feel in lon upas TIE lavs.
But no words can portray their dis
gust when they psroeive, - they
sometimes do, that the family COW
often pastures in The front yard.
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THE JETTIES AND THE FARM.
Frs.

In his speech, recently delivered be
fore the Changers Of Pettis comfy
the Grand Master Of the Order called
particular attention to the fact tina,
many of the anneyances and difficult
ties incident TO farming in the West
grew out of the fact that the heavy
rail tariffs on freight, consumed the
profits Of production, and congrat
ulated his audience upon the prospect
of a water route to the sea for the
grain destined for foreign markets.
Since that speech was made, CRAFTY.
idg assurances have reached us from
the South that the Jetties have proved
a complete success, Two years ago
the South Pass upon which Capt.
Eads has been making his splendid
work of riparian dentistry, was a
shallow bayou almost given up to the
alligator and the fisherman into its
sluggish current no vessel would dare
to venture. Now it is a channel
through which passes the largest ships,
and upon its tawny bosom floats
the commerce of half the continent.
In commenting upon this successful
enterprise, in which none take a deep
er interest than the farmers of Pettis
county, the New Orleans Picayu"e, of
the 29th ult.. has this to say:
The depth of the channel in South
Pass demonstrates the correctness of
Capt. Eads' theory, and the skill and
science with which it has been applied.
1t might have been expected that, as
the channel and the softer deposit was
removed, the stiff clay bottom would
offer greater resistance to the action
of the current and that the securing
process would be slower and more
gradual. But the results which have
been already accomplished have SO es-
tablished the success of the enterprise
that it can no longer be classed among
experiments. There will possibly be
occasional shiftings and changes in the
depth and course of the channel while
the water is at work securing the bot
tom and carrying the sediment out to
the sea. THIS sediment had been &C
cumulating for centuries. But three
months ago it was estimated that four
million cubic yards of mud had al
ready been taken up out of the chan
mel and carried out to the sea by the
current since Capt. Eads confined the
river within the jetty walls.
What has been done at the bar and
at the head of the passes is a guaran-
tee Of what the Je:ty Company ex-
pect to do.
With the completion Of this great
work, the farmers Of TIE West will
have before them a prospect which |
years of incessant strife against mo-
nopolists was unable TO secure. They
will have highway to the ocean sup
piled by Providence, cheaper and safer |
han any contrived by man. The
great river Of the world becomes an |
auxiliary, and fights their battles for
Them.
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The beautiful lawn grasses are a
delightful adjunct to secentary court
ing, but young ladies will see to it
that blonde suitors with white pants
are provided with chairs.
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The municipal water works com.
mittee have a great deal Of trouble.
There is always something wrong
about its management. 1t is barely
possible that if We didn't have any
committee at all things would move
more smoothly.
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There is no denying the fact that
the American flag is a stupendous EN-.
blem Of nationality; but for all that.
it has failed 10 impress the Mexican
Greaser with the idea that a Texan
has any right to his cattle.
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Dr.. Walker thinks that politics is
degenerating. 1t used to develop
strange bedfellows. But sixty years
experience has failed to develop enc
for her. Thus are our ideal legends
pierced BY the Ithurial spear of truth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

We don't see the name Of Miss
Eugenia Field in the list of fortunate
young ladies who secured a husband
in the Kansas City Times matrimo-
NAL lottery.
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Robert Dale Owen died poor and il
debt; but that's not strange. Nearly
everybody is owen nowadays and il
would have been singular if after Lav.
ing been owen all his life, he was moi
owen in death.
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Salt Pond has sea serpent-it was
discovered especially for the Sweet
Springs. A watering place without
a sea serpent would be very small
affair.
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In a recent trip from Washington
to New York Gail Hamilton succeeded
in demonstrating that an old maid
is q big q man as a Senator when she
has his railroad pass. That's Blaine.
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Cold as charity! Oh. gentle blue
eyed Goddess, drop.your mantle over
Sedalia and stretch your finger along
these blistering streets!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

Miss Eugenia Field rallies to the
defence Of Prof. Greenwood under the
impression that he's 4 carpet bagger.
What will she say when she learns
that he's q Democrat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

It's lucky to kill cats. That is a
. mans lucky if he kills themes
pecially those that caterwaul ON the
back fence all night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

1t is now asserted Is . positive fact
that Mr.. Hayes can blush. The cir
cumstances under which he obtained
the Presidency had led to . different
conclusion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

The personals of the st. Louis
Times paragraph column are not all
ENTHUSIASTICALLY they are very
impertinent.
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Mr.. Beecher says that 'ssome Chris
,ians have vague IDEAS" The white
souled Elizabeth had something %
that sort.
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Accidents at the West Point Cavalry
Drill.

Drill.
From the New York Tribune.
WEST POINT, June 1.-THE Board
Of Visitors have practically completed
it, labors, has surrendered itself TO
private hospitality, and, in company
with the Academic Board. lunched st
ex-Secretary Fish's tbs afternoon. In
view of this invitation the cavalry
drill Was held this morning on the
plain by Capt. Beaumont. This, the
most exciting Of al the drills. Was
even more dashing than usual this
morning. After the exhibition Of
tactics. The squadron swept in line
across the plain at The utmost speed Of
the hosses. the cadets cutting night
and left, above and below, With their
Abers, at imaginary enemies. in tAa
midst Of the charge the ndel Of Cadet
Hoppin Of this 6tate-a superb rider
turned, and be W. h1rlsd With
great violence 10 the gsosnd. aid fsr
. moment by perfectly nosioaleo, hi
spine vas injured. The exciteosat
was intense, and even The o6eess, o.
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Packard's mission North has not
been definitely ascertained. but dis
gusted with the administration. he IA
supposed to have gone to the land Of
Blaine to look after the Maine chance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

The Buffalo postmaster has patented
a machine to cancel stamps. Mr..
Parker's young men can sell them
without a machine.
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Tramps in this part Of the country
refuse to tackle wheat field for less
than three dollars q day.
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That Sweet girl in Chicago has filed
her half million dollar pension bond !;
and there were lots of men to Ada.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

Gen. Howard telegraphs Il am on
the trail of Joseph" Very soon Jo'
seph will send thrilling over his grape
vine line the announcement "I carry
the scalp of Howard"
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Some one has said that q Judge
should he a man Of marble. In these
parts We prefer one of Wood.
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The Ohio Democrats will be found
next fall Ewing to the line, let the
Radical chips fall where they will.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

The administration sits upon the
average Republican conscience like a
green apple pie on a dyspeptic's stom-
ach.
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If those Iowa Republicans keep on
fooling around the administration
some postmaster in that State will get
set down on.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

There's no restraint upon juvenile
patriotism in Sedalia. The boys can
snap their crackers to their hearts
content,
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The unhappiness of the man who is
unable to 60 on an excursion is only
equalled by the unhappiness of the
man who went.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-10

Currant bushes are currently re
ported to be Guarantees in some parts
of this county.
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Nearly all the postmasters cordial!
approve the Presidents policy.