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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY J. A. Smith and posted before
NJ. W Paige Justice OF the Peace of Green Ridge
Township OF Pettis County on the eth day Of De-
cember 1877. one mouse colored mare mule, thir-
teen hands high and two wears old. marks brands
perceivable appraised At fifteen dollars by George
Allen and c. H. Brink duly sworn for that purpose.
this the 18th day OF December 1877. N. W. Paige.
j. r. 12-25w2t~
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Money to Loan.

100000 to loan at 8 per cent, on in
proved productive farming land. Commits
sion unusually Low.
H0uyroN 4 boutwell,
24a&N3m Attorneys at Law. Sedalia.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEI)ALIA
TUESDAY. JANUARY. 8, 1878.
Pendleton is predicted the coming
man in Ohio's Senatorial election.

According to its report the X. e.,
St. Joseph and C. b. railroad trans
ported last year. nearly one million
pounds of circus
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08

A party Of st. Louisans, well.
known in business and official circles.
contemplate establishing a colony on
Tho Wns.n-- n..ss IS Tl--:i.. "a. Ell.
purpose of making money and enjoy.
ing life. Among them are Messrs.
erosion. Holy, MagInnis. King,
Crutsinger and Swan. One Of the
emigrants has been to Florida and Sc
lected tract of 500 acres of landas
a beginning, and if further reports
shall be favorable, the colonists will
take possession Of their new homes
early in the spring. They intend to
plant a large orange orchard the first
thing. believing this to be the most re.
munerative crop, and one that requires
but little labor. They expect to sell
the golden fruit on the tree at half q
cent apiece, and calculate that on ten
acres a net profit Of $50 can be
made. They will also cultivate tobac.
CO, cotton. sugar, rice, corn, wheat,
pineapples, Strawberries, bananas, and
in the course of time will raise coffee
and tea. The subject of establishing
an obligatory has been discussed
among them, and will probably be
tried as an experiment. Alligator
skins are in demand, and it Is esti.
mated that an artificial lake of five
acres in extent will produce an aver.
age of $4,000 alligators year, the
skins of which, dry-salted. will bring
a good price in the st. Louis market.
Oysters will also be cultivated extern
sively. and, as the colonists expect to
build a short line railroad to st. Louis
that market will not be dependent
much longer upon New York and
Baltimore for supply of the luscious
bivalves.
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IMPORTANT LEI TER


MO singls diseaDe hae entnilea more nAssinRoe
IN haGfsned the bESakin9 up Of the eoa1e1suoao
90 CasasTn. The ss1So q SSsn o. 100. of0016,
o. heasing, the human voice. the mind, o. 1850
me poison is distributes Throughout he syses0
aeseks every vita! forec, end bssaks % - -
understood BY moss physielane. impeeeney e1se1le1
~ anaeks aud eha.is.ane. tho saessinS ~
the Es,e si,ns: sas. sss:sns RSSs1sss -, =.
ena trusevofthy. The p! md AltAsfso IneieA
I believe Il likely @ 00cceed When % ~ -
remedies fail, bSeanse g G1ikes q the feN q -
SIessss:S 1905 ne 81 49, 49, Di's ri ~
Ao1a1 paa1Aaes. Its action = bod q certain 11o0
Iulee. end unless the vtal foseee aso TOO 6ar On:
GEO. BEARD, n. y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08

An important report is promised by
the Locust commission. organized by
the 60, eminent to investigate the
habits and character of the gamesOme
grasshopper. and to devise ways and
means for preventing the ravaging
raids this lively insect delights in.
The means at command Of the COM
mission were necessarily limited, and
the work has been correspondingly
curtailed, but it is said that practical
results of great interest to farmers in
the regions visited By the grasshoppers
have nevertheless been reached. The
labors of the commission have dem
onstrated that the locusts in their
migratory habits are like many species
Of birds, their journeys being directed
northward at certain fixed seasons,
and southwark at certain other seasons,
when they return to the regions whence
they came. Their movements can be
foretold with accuracy. and their ar
rival IN any one location can be de-
termined to a day. This being the
case, it becomes comparatively SIM
pie matter to provide means for de-
Tending the cr"ps against their at.
tacks. The commission claims that
the methods suggested by them will
practically protect the farmers and
planters from this pest, and. If expe-
rience sustains their claim, and the
appropriations made by Congress to
support the commission will be fully
justified, and the modest sum asked
for next year will be readily granted.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice il hereby gwen, that the undersigned
guardian and curator of the estate Of Jas E Ailis
son. mnor, will make final settlement of his
counts with said minor a. such guardian and Guar
the term Of the PROBATE court, Of Pettis
county, Missouri to be holden the city of Sc
dalla in said county, on the nth day OF February,
A. 1878. JOHN L. HALL,
l2-lSwit Guardian and Curator.
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UNIVERSAL 0AIISIACIIoN.

CINfLEXEN.-We have sold eAyyonDt RA0e.
" CAL Gas for nearly one year. and can ~
eanGtdiy that we never cold . slmi.aF prepaSes1oo
thae gave such universal sati>fActton. We have
70 learn the nrse complaint get
We arc not In the habit Of Recommending pes.
ens medicines. bus your preparation met. ~
should be convinced OF M greet merit % thas
enAertn9 will be relieved. We have been In To
drug business for the post twelve yeof9 constantly,
and cold for Cssafrh. but your ieods an
the rese II you zee proper you can Ne sA's issse
Very sruiy ynnrs. 4. d. BALDWIN q CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drug, Books an1
Stationery. W arlington. Ind. Feb. q. lsse
Each package contains Dr.. sanfordt lmpfovel
lnhaling Tube, and full directions for Ne In q
eases. Price, t1O. For sale by Ill Wholesale md
Yctail dYugwsts and d. alers throughout The Cnito
States and Csnadas. WEEKS POTTER. 0eneeol
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SAlfQRpS MAGICAL eu(

NTAY safely claim 70 b ess q the =! Delslal
gentlemen Who. IN private, not ocly ffoely recon,
mend 10 hut is In their families In pFelereneo
20 any Of the preparations usually preeertoso ~
physiciAns.
You are swsre. !. said . distineui.ned city ply:
stefan, that my obligations TO the Mo-. 0ed1eol
society are such that cannot publicly reeoo1sn4
or prescribe the Radical Cure but since fseetveo
% much relief nom the use Of 10 mycen. aner =
Vnfely advised fso use. and presume hovo eens %
your store no lea than one hundred ofDy peoeoo
Tor IT"
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he inspired them with the power Of
passion. He seemed tn have stolen
natures long-hidden secret of attrac-
ton. But his greatest triumph was
to come.
His eyes began to glance at the
assassin. Hopkins. and his lean taper
fingers. assumed the same direction.
He enclosed the wretch within . wall
Of strong evidence and impregnable
argument, cutting oa all hope for
escape. He dug beneath the murder
er's feet bitches Of dilemmas. and held
up the slanderer to the acorn and con.
tempt Of the populace. Having thus
grit him about with a circle Of fire. he
stripped himself to the work Of massa-
ere.
On! then it was q vision both
glorious and dreadful to behold the
orator. His actions. too. became as
impetuous a. the motions Of an oak in
a hurricane. His voice became a
trumpet filed with whirlpools. deafen-
ing the ears with crashes Of power. and
yet intermingled all the while With a
sweet undersone of q sweetest cadence.
His forehead glowed like q heated
furnace. his countenance Was hageard
like that of . maniac, and ever and
anon he flung his long. bony arms on
high, ~ ifgrasping after thunderbolt.
He drew . picture Of murder in ap-
palling colors that in comparison hell
itself might look beautiful; he painted
the slanderer 20 black that the sun
seemed dark at MONDAY when shining
on such . monster. And then. fixing
both portraits on the shrinking Hop
kins, fastened them there forever. The
agitation Of the audience amounted al
most to madness.
All at once the speaker descended
from his lofty height. Hs voice vail
ed out to the murdered dead, and liv-
ing-the beautiful Mary, more beauti-
full every moment - her tears flowed
faster and faster-till men vept and
sobbed like children.
He closed BY . strong exhortatiou
to the jury, and through them to the
bystandsrs. the panel, after they
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
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The New York herald., 1878-11-14
THE BURIAL OF wILKERSON.

Mr.. Francis Mcconnell. undertaken, of No. 723
Tenth avenue. who 1t stated in the report Of the
burial Of William wilkcrson, of No. TIA Tenth avenue
had retained the body longer than was necessary in
his possession, and had removed tho remains from
the caskct claims that such report is incorrect He
states that his return home three days before tho
funeral Wkersons relatives called upon him and he
accompanied them TO the Coroner I, secure permit
for the removal Of the remains from the Morguc On
the following day he secured the permit
took tho remains to No. 774 Tenth ave.
nue.. put them ice and securing an order
from the family for the caskct, arranged the funeral
for tho following day at two r. NJ. Owing to the
difficulties experienced by the relatives in getting
grave in their plot In Greenwood opened and their
refusal to pay him his bill, although he learned that
the daughter had bank account. Mr.. Mcconnell says
he refused to surrender the papers and his
bill for the full amount He summoned before
the Clerk of the Board of Coroners, who hearing
his explanations ordered the cousin of deceased and
another undertaken she had called in TO reimburse
him for the services he had rendered. This they de-
Filmed to do He then surrendered the papers the
clerk on promise that they would pay him $1s He
asserts that the casket was not removed from his
office TO the house of the family.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
BEER AND BLOOD.

william Armstrong, whose face hidden by IN
incrustation Of gore. was brought up at Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning. accused. with
Frank williams, athletic young fellow of having
attempted to break up Mr. shamburgers saloon, in
Bleecker street, on the previous night
Dem fellers came into dot saloon said the witness
for the prosecution, Mr.. Abraham Seelig, who in
sisted on his Eastern prerogative of being
sworn with his hat on, "und I vas sit
ting NIT mein freund OUT Of dem
tables. Dem two fellers had two gels
NIT dem und dey shust passing myselef ven say
to mein freund, Il don't tnk maybe dot de poleeces
will ketch Steevarts body pooty quvick. Don't it p
You son am gum. said dot man Omstrong, youm
speaking aboud me. smash you OF dot ear oud
right away. Den Mr.. Shamburger he got madness of
dem fellers und he say, 4 nk dot besser dot you
shentleman. Mr.. seelng. IDIOTS me- Shudge) don't
you don't can sich an awful row in my
life dem loafers mako right away.
Dem want smash eferyting. und call us
bad names und sioux Mr.. Shamburger off de kopf.
und den Mr.. Shamburger he get clup und smash
dot feer NIT der bluid on his face und knock him
right away oud. Den dot audra feer he pick up a
lager pier keg und break dot window oud, und I
whistle for Elm officer und der a hell Of time,
bet you. I'm an old man, und / cant make pooty
good fight, und I'm 'fraid Won dem loafers. Den dot
officer come und rest dem und den glad!'
The prisoners could not deny. that they were the
assailants, and % they were known TO the police
favorably each fined $40. held in $500 bail to
keep the peace or to stand committed one month.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
MONSIEUR AND MADAME PAUL.

''She's splendid woman o splendid woman,
shudge!" said dark-eyed little Frenchman to the
Court, yesterday. 'AIais she trink! oh! she trink
30 mooch! Eef she don't trnk she is saved body and
soull'
'I do not drink to excess. Your Honor" said the
sicky harassed looking little creature who answered
TO the name Of Mrs. Paul. "But my husband here
drives me to desperation by calling terrible
and cursing me into the lowest depths. Then / go
and take glass of beer in spite and misery. I'm not
y drunkard, Judgel"
''oh, oh! said the elderly Gaelic friend OF M Paul.
rolling her gltering black orbs toward the yellow
spot in the court ceiling "Her house will tell. She
ees lost-lost! Mais suppose she shall reform, she
saved Mon Dieu savedl''
do you curse and call your wife Names Mr. Paul2"
said Judge Morgan.
Il do when she drinks beer" replied the husband
"but she's a beast and not fit to be mans wife,"
At this point venerable looking old man. elegantly
dressed with long white beard and har, came upon
the stand and said:-"Judge am this young woman 8
father and fear that they will drive her to despair
and ruin between them IL something is not done TO
prevent it.. This man here is not ft to have wife,
He is malicious little BRUTE and don't want
trust my child to him any longer. I'll take her and
her baby home and keep them as long as live and
with quaver of tenderness in his voice) will not
drive her to drink will curse and abuse her"
''will you 80 home to your father, Mrs. Paul?"
said the Judge.
II will. will, sir" replied the poor little cowed
creature.
'.Then take her with you. SIR" added the Judge
and. with her hand resting conhdingly the arm of
her parent she left the Jefferson Market Police Court
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
REAL ESTATE.

On the Exchange yesterday Comptroller Kelly Of
ered for sale the old police station houses in Frank
lin and Leonard streets, the former at upset price
of $500 and the latter at $l3500 For the Franklin
street property only $500 was bid and it with
drawn The Leonard street piece went for $13.500
The details of yesterdays sales are as follows:-
H.. v. HARNETr
Foreclosure sale-Joseph p. Faon, referee-of the
Tour story brick building with lot lssx42.9 .9xlSx
4S3, No Marion ST., w. s., n OF Broome ST., to
r.
Foreclosure saeJ. G. Sinclair referee-of the three
story brick dwelling, with lot l7x1OO5, No. 3O4
East 43d st., 81 IT, O. Of I'd av to plaintiff 500
LOUIS
Foreclosure sale-S. H. Olin, referce-of plot Of
New and 18th avs, to plaintiff 10000
by II. W.
Foreclosure sae-rJames X. Steers, referee-of four
lots; each 25xl022, s. of East 10th ST., 100 IT,
Also similar sale-Richard NJ. Henry, referee-of
the two four story brick dwellings, with lots, each
20x100.1, Nos 2l2 and 214 East l17th st., q. T.,
lao IT, O. OF I'D av, to plaintiff ............... hO0o
ny WILLIAM KESNELLY
George L. ingraham, referee-Partition sale Of the
house with lot 25 1Ox116, No 236 West 11th ST.,
S. $50 II. O. of West 4th st., to e. A. Day. $500
Also Corporation sale OF tho old police station No.
40 Leonard st., four story high, with lot 25xl00,
to Richard +. Messiter. $500
4
John W. Bennett, referec--Forecosnre sale Of
+. about two and Onehaf OF land road
leading from Kingsbridge, Fort Washington
Point and l55th ST., to plaintiff 2oOO
Total $50 700
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
CHARLES Il. JOHNSON.

The authorities Of the Kings County District Attor-
neys office denied. yesterday. that they had any
knowledge of the reported discharge Of Charles f.
Johnson from the Bloomngdale Insane Asylum
Johnson is the young man who, in December last.
shot and wounded his wife, Florence, at her fathers
residence, on Monroe place, Brooklyn. He was sub-
scquently declared insane and sent TO the mad
house The attracted considerable attention AZ
the time owing to the social standing of the partes
The relatives Of the lady decline to speak on the
subject.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
Ass1oNMENrs FILED YESTERDAY.

The assignments Of Davis Marks and Hyman Levy
to Philip Bergamer were filed in the County Clerks
Office yesterday.
Schedules and assignments in the following
were filed in the Common Pleas Court t:-Henry "
Rothschild and Henry Frankcl, comprising the firm
of Rothschid Frankel, to Samuel B. Hamburger;
liabilities $62 AGA co. nominal assets, $37 sos 49, real
assets $22513 4S. Joseph H. Collins and Richard M.
to Frederick W. Redmann; Liabilities, $2OS2S 76;
nominal assets $3,013 95 and real assets. $4,000.
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
A VERY DIFFERENT FIRM.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS, 1878.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue Of this morning you report the failure
Of J. Macarthur Co.. No. 1876 Fulton street. This
incorrect We presume the failure referred to is that
Of Arm Of the name in another part of the city.
J. MACARTHUR N co
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers ofice Novem-


The following is statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers Office Novem
ber 49,
10th st. s. g., 275 II. W. of 9th nv, 75x1Oo; Richard
NJ Harrison and others executors Smith Ely, 80
i4oh i. 8, aissi "a av l6ss7S AnnL 20"
l4oth 1884 IT. ". Of Sd av, less75; same
H. Parker to Edward g. sheehy and others .... 4,l5o
others jacob 80. ;'a". S i47so
sssSs; % f. and "is is's 81 ss
f. q osss RsDss s'ss Ssss
SSH n 1sn's g. a744 oa Of sih av 7ixss Isaac
sarrSm sdrne. to nsoy of bsaos st. Died
rich 9. bcpner and wife to whemine l. L. ~.
chryse st. e. S. 755 Il $ Of Brocms ST. a5xioo;I
,t and 1a wife to to sgaa r. a Klein S Il Nom
J G. Sinclair Gsferss, Greenwich Insurance
,soth ST. n S. ai5 IT. W Of 4ti av, isaxsai;
lsosh st. 'as $, asss IT. 4ti av ssxeo;
lsoth st., n S. a5as IT, w. Of 4ih av, issxsaii
lsoth s st.. !. sa' s a7is IT, W. Of 4ti av, issxaai
w Wsn II Wi. T. sad e VIZ IL ss rssssss fss.SssEa ii
lit1 st. n s. 4s IL w. Of av H. is6xioo same
John L. vandervoort and wife to William IL Willis,
liti s. s., i4s tt x
srs sss ss h.sss.s Fl bs Ysass;
oscr S'a st. Mo a5 IL part o John Hunter viii.
Denham st. s. sd ward John Sheridan -,
Marion St no s.; j. F. Faon ireieroej to jacob
Barrow st., n q corner Of bedford ST., a5xioo; i.
,Brandhorst and others TO j r Asmnssen 1000
'S%e T. e. ReIners par. op aopne = Nom
same property al part OF ii. i. W. Depner
LIST ay n W sorner of Goth ST., IS 5xoo; John Glass
18th ST. 81 as f. e. Of Madison av isaxIo22
j. Koch Gefcree) to j. We'll and others 1900
more treferec) Thomas stillman. Nom.
Division e., n. Q. corner Of Essex st., 2sxl27e; A. -
Erbc creferce to Lcvana ". Cox. x........... 1880
Jacob st. no 12,, ,Journeymen's Morocco Manufac-
rsSns 80 E$%na %sm sfndf5s s rus.s D
Henry Hoffman, 1900
corner Of Barrow and Bedford SITS; years.; 5000
Beck jacob to j. Hoehser and another, of sth 90
De Forest Kate t. and husband to f. X schcrmcr:
Nc son n ssS 5 sn nG'ns, yenrs xe Ae Of 4ah
Fsnas Ellen s1 ia sossr and snSas.
Hasbroaek. Mary +, % Francis r. Rives, V.
Ms ss ssss and fns s Ss's 70
oilIs st'1 Emily nj e. Ss',s oills..r and sso.h:;
Same same IN H. . Of oh av, sss asss IT. Of il
Scott jane to 81, Lutcs Hospital n $ Of 18th St.
sfseSy Ea%srs S'sss and ssScsss TO W H. Parker 49,
soess Of II I'm .he Ssss Of o e % nnna 70 tho
tees Of the prosbytcry Of New York n. o. lsoh - -
veicr. ~ GIisaSessa Il and another executors. xc
sn a A. of is,h ~ n oo
and another executore, &c), s. s. OF lO4th st., ". -
q 0'A as ASSIGNMENT OF xoHraAcss
Sexton Johannah and another executors, &c) to 90
WEBSTER Mary l. G.. to John Il Dinkei ........ $500
The New York herald., 1878-11-14
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

EAANOF OAN ES, OhoANos SSCs
L allowed q. r BENJAMIN, 4ai sti sv, between s4th
and 35th sts.
CTEcK PIANos-A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THESE
sTEcK' Piano Rooms, ii East i4th st.
sEFSRD Ssno. oESas @ s $50 .ss s s .s.s sS Asa sJs
used Instruments TO let; monthly payments
m
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANos-BARGAINs FOR
Manufacturer 5 Union square, 4th ay, l4th st.
MoNr.LY II s MILL s. RENT q by NEW ,oRGAN
OK MONTHLY WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL ROSE
owod ppps pisfos s r wsysrss ss s B,o,av.
G105 SEVERAL FIRST CLASS "a OCTAVE
CABLES, 1o7 West 2sd St
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
nag sailing m 5s ans o
oH1a Rn s's TRs sS FSTs"ssF FSs II
carrying the Belgian and United States nails sailing sem
sss ssr d
WRahf
n 81 Sss New & Yf
New 55aR as STATHs sa
pEyosIA Pig Ss'1 ES41SFSs?s Si; fsx qs'
Cabin, $50 to $50 Excursion tickets reduced rates
SEw Sf'S@S YSsk es'T rs s'9 Ios6oS s'6s5Ss sEcr III
From pier 46 North River, foot OF Charles St
ALSATIA.. Nov. 90 p. NJ. VICTORIA. Nov "a, SAM.
Cabin, $5 and S5 Excursion tickets reduced rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green
EEAwrnS NAW oSHrASy
Companys pier new ~" North River foot Of Morton st.
FRANCE Trndelle. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 80 r. NJ.
LABRADoR, sanglier Wednesday, Nov, 27, N.
sST LAURENT, Lachesnea Wednesday, Dec 4, $50 +. N.
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HavreFrst cabin, $loo second cabin, $685. third cabin,
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