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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

-rATE or MISSOURI } In the C,rcui, Court. OF
cation. MAY term ISIS.
The state ii Missouri, Plaintiff Vs. William H. NJ
N.hSn"y.
N"a ~ this day CORES the plaintiff by its a;t,r
leN. AMI h!e~ petition aE'l AFFIDAVIT from, which
APPEARS that the def ns.ant William H. NJ Ma
iot'S - non-rr-i'i"nt 1T this State. Whereof
- m"ti"n 81 p!sin'li.- 10y its attorney 10 il or
'.f.d ~ the . "ra that the defendant WiiIiam H
w. Ntlirn"y b. notified that "a evil action has
"'t ""ua"n'-ed against hun. the object and gen
ri nature of which - To- recover Judgment and
'nf"r'e M t,n ri plaintiff against the real estate
>; >'li defendant for the due tor the wears
81. i>' ami iss5, whirh said real estate n, De.
~crii~'it- f"ilpwS- to-wit: The northeast quarter
y tii" southeast quarter III section nine ts and
no cast ltii ii the southeast quarter Of section
'it"eu tl''. AMI the north.as; a,.arrcr of ths
''rtit't-f V'Etf:.r "f -ectDu two ~ and
80 northwest quarter al section twenty three. (2y,
- Ia f"nn>tIp tpryf,urt ~ range n and unless
J" i'i'.tr ~ the next Nav term Of this court 10
- 's'in ami h. III at S.s,lia within and for Pe.tis
-'untN- "n Tho hT-t Mon'iay IN Nav next and on
II bifr the sixth day thereof. il tho term should
on'intic ~ long, and If then before thu. end Of
-t'ltr viii To- taken against HIM as conf. ssed
IND - l. further ordered that copy hereof
:. i'itii~lled according to law in the
NLthit Eszr" y n"w- Iap~r printed and publishs
u w t"lntN .i P"t'i~, i"r four weeks succSss-
'"'N. Tn last Insertion whereof must he nj least
ur ws".- before the comm, ncen.nt of the ne =,
term ct the Court
true copy. Attest
j. G. WOOD, Clerk
BY J. ". BsRRTr. u. g.
" \ reuibcrton, plaintiffs attorney.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAI.IA
TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1873.
SAN STEFANO.

San Stefano, where the peace nego-
tia,ions between Russia and the Porte
were conducted, is under the shadow
of the old walls which have not been
besieged for four hundred years.
Close bv are the seven towers, within
whose massive keep a Russian ambas'
sador has often been imprisoned, and
the walled up gate through which the
moslems expect that the christians
will re-enter Constantantinorle when
they recapture it. Here, too, accord
ing to a correspondent, is the chapel,
in whose devou,ly wor>hipped well:
live the miraculous fish which jumped
out of the fryingpan on the day 0
the taking of Constantinople, anC
have lived on until now with one sid,
cooked, and the other waiting until
in the fullness of'things, it can in it
turn be submitted to the fire. Durin;
the massacre Of Chic, a number 0
Greek children who had been carrie,
off by the Turks were ransomed an,
afterwards educated by philan
thropic society. One of these bows
who was ransomed and educated b,
Americans, has become a wealth,
householder at San Stefano. 1t wa
under the roof Of this Chiote exile
who had been trained by American
missionaries, that the conquerer o
Turkey. the Grand Dake Nicholas, re
ceivcd shelter while the diplomast
were chattering over the conditions 0
peace.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09
LITTLE nos. To HER SISTERS REsr.

my sisfef'll be down ia minute, and says you ne
ARE TO wait. II you please,
And says might stay tiil she came Il Id PROM
Nor speak an You spoke Ia me first. But that's
nonsense. for hos would YOU know
What she told M. TO say III didn't, Don't you
really and truly think sos
And you'd feel strange here alone. And You
wouldn't know just where To sit;
For rhst char isn't .trong On iis legs. and we
We keep &c 10 match with the sofs. But Jack
SAYS II would h.. Ink" You
To fop yourself right down Is aud knock out
the very last screw
..s- pose you try, wont tell. You're afraid to-
~ Won re- afraid they would think 1t MAS
Well. then. there's the aihum-that'. pretty, II
you're sure ycur fingers are clean.
For sister says sometimes ! daub u, hut she
only says that when she's cross.
There's her picture. You know u, It's Ills" her;
but she amt good looking, "feourse!
This is ME- It's the best of EN- all. Now, tell
Tue. you'd never have Thought
That one. I was little ~ that, Its the only
one thar could be bought
For tina, was the message tn pa from the photo
graph man where sat
That he wouldn't PRINT on any more 'iii he nrs'
got his money for that
.swhst, Maybe You're tired of waiting, Why
often she's longer than this.
There's all her hack hair 20 q" M and all heI
front rlrls To frIz-
Bu, it's n ca a. De sitting here talking like grcwr
people. just you and NO.
10 Ven think yoI u he coming here otens oh
do. But don't come like Tom Lee.
..Tom Lee, Her Las; beau. WHY. my goodness
He used To be here day and night.
Till the folks thought he'd h. her husband; and
Jack says thar gave him fright.
You wouldf run away then. AS lac md fer your
not a rich man. they say
Pa says you're poor AS church mouse
Now. are you! And how poor are they.
can't Won glad that you met me, Well: I am
for know nos that your hair isn't red:
But what there is LETT of it's mousy, and no
what that naughty Jack said.
But there, I must 60. Sisters coming. But
wish could waif, just 10 see
IL she ran up to you and kissed you an the "a
that she used to kiss Lee"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, William Cummings By his Ger
tain deed Of trust dated the 18th day Of May
lS'1 and recorded in the .. corier's cfics
Of f-itis county, at deed book III page lS5,
conveyed to Joseph Byrne Trustee all the
right, title, interest and estate, in and T.,
The following des,riied Real estate situated
n the county IL Pc;tis state of Missouri.
siz: The northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section (l4), fourteen. in
in township SO, iorty-s six north range t2D
twen,y-one. Which said conveyance was
n,s!e IN trust 10 secure the payment of n
certain Prommi-sory note in said deed de-
scrIbed, and whereas said note has bee ONE
due and deiaul, ha- been made on the nav.
msn,, and whereas, the said Joseph Byrne.
'rustee, of the county Of Pettis, refuses To
erve. And whereas. by a provision con
aimed in said deed 81 trust IN the absence
" refusal to serve of said trustee. then the
citing sheriff II Peuis county. Missouri, is
authorized a, the request Of the legal holder
1 said note to -el! SAID property OF any part
hereof. And "hersa-. the undersigned in
'"w the ac:i'g >her. Il Of Pe,tis county. Mis-
-'.ur'. And notice L. hereby given that the
undersigned actin. Sheriff os Pettis county
Missouri, at the request Of the legal holder
,: said note will, in pursuance Of the terms
and provisions of said deed Of trust, on
MONDAY TIE l,t DAY OF APRIL 1879
Between the hour. Of ten o'clock in the
! forenoon, Of said day, and four O'Clock in
he afternoon OF said day, proceed to sell
| the property hereinbeiore described At pub-
nc ven'iue to the highest bidder, at the
iron. door OF the cour, house, in the citv OF
|ed"lis. in Pettis county, Missouri. 70.
cash Tor the purposes mentioned in said
Iced Of trust. MTRRAY
Acting sheriff Of Petti- county,, Missouri
3 l2w3t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09
A LADY'S STRANGE PETS.
Two Lions in q House LIVING at
Peace with the Inmates.
From al. Boston H-rsi.r


Most ladies choose a dog, q cat, a
canary. or pony for a pet. set their
lives upan them but rarely does one
hear Of n lady attaching herself,o such
strange pets rs the writer saw at Mrs.
Lincoln's, 81 Howard street. a day or
two ago. Living in the family are q
couple of lions. twenty one months old,
brought up by the hand Of Mrs. Lin
coin. They are African lions, u spe-
cies not easily reared in this country,
but Mrs. Lincoln has succeeded BY
exercising great care. in rearing them
to their present age and size. The
male weighs about two hundred and
fifty pounds. and the female perhaps
fifty pounds less. They have been nj
the house on Howard street since last
September, and until within u month
have had the run Of rhe place.. go
ing about the rooms with considerable
freedom. As Il measure of caution,
the police thought the creatures should
b. restrained. and their quarters arr
now more limited than formerly. nj
though they have safe outdoor run
and a room adjoining the kitchen, will
only strong wire door separating thu
apartments. Mrs. Lincoln Is n fret
with her pets as ladies are with thei1
poodles. She plays with them; feed
them from her hands. and has laugh
them various tricks. They kiss her a
her bidding. jump through a hoop. etc
Before the police restrictions wer'
placed upon them, the animals were
accustomed to walk into the kitchen o
parlor among guests. and go back T.
their quarters without offering harm
to any one. n year ago the liones
used To occupy the same couch Will
the lady at night. but now she ha
grown full large to he taken upon
common beds;ead. The animals mr.
quite curiosity, AMI in their gentle
ness. show plainly how potent is tn
law IL kindness, even with the brut
creation.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

There is no position in this city, of
greater trust and responsibility, all
things considered, than that of city
marshal of Sedalia. The office calls
for and demands a man, not only per
sona'ly honest, but of great executive
and administrative ability as well.
More thln this, the public good re.
quires a man of such an order of NOR.
ais as to place him entirely beyond
the reach of the suspicion of com.
piicity or collision with the vilel
classes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

There is a very fair probability OF
Benjamin /. Butler again being left
out in the cold, for, according to a
Boston correspondent. there is moi
much chance of either Gubernatorial
or Congressional honors being lavi-hed
upon him i'm Massachusetts this year.
The correspondent writes: The re.
salt of the New Hampshire election
has, perhaps, deprived us of the priv
ilege of voting for General Butler as
Governor of Massachusetts, this year.
The Maicotents are very humble and
quiet just now. and will perhaps offer
TO compromise by having Butler put
upon the regular Republican ticket
3r Congress in the Seventh district,
in which case the Democratic candi-
date would pretty certainly be chosen.
But l fancy the Hayes Republicans in
Massachusetts, know better than to
give Butler another chance of that
sort-and this year they have the
game in their own hands so far as the
State election is concerned"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The Louisville Courier-JOurnal talks
right out against the Kentucky Leg
stature as follows:
"All the members of the leg
stature to able to earn q living
at home will probably leave Frank
for, during the next week or ten days.
The bulk ofthem will probably not ad.
iourn for several months. They WILL
never be able again to make as much
money as they are getting as members,
to say nothing of the mileage tit
kif "
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The ST. Louis Journal says that all
predictions as to the relative strength
of the respective candidates for the
senatorial honor will be premature I'M
Ill Col. Joseph X. Hickey returns
from Washington. Col. Hickey is
plaving Hon. Z. III. HardIn's hand.
and il would he unwise to award the
pot to any one till we ascertain
whether the gallant colonel is betting
on full hand Of aces. or six-spoi
high. Therefore, We say unto You,
I and we saw unto all, wait.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

pleasure Of identifying my friends.
Goodman and the soi-disant police
man Of the Third district" rs they
were led from the prisoners box
adorned with iron bracelets, each to
serve Q second term in State-pri>on.
Goodman nodded pa,ronizingly at me.
while his companion looked at me fnll
in the face, smiled very suavely, and
winked.
may aid that the plate AMI jewels.
with most Of the money, were rec"ver-
ed; hut ! have since been verv
particular in always closing the
window shutters and curtains al
night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09
After all the fine talk of our Amer

HIttr Ill TIC HIT tdIh OH "uf -h'
can statesmen, about the blood-thirsty
Spaniards, the proclamation issued to
the Cubans gives us an example which
we should endcavOr to initiate. In
mediateIy after the close of the war,
full and complete pardon is granted ia
all engaged in the revolution. With
Us. the war has been closed for twelve
years but the old spirit Of hate and
prescription is kept up yet. Which
of the two countries is most civil
izads
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09
Joy 70 The Afflicted.

One ii oar most eIiInent American
chemists has discovered a process where by
he obtains, in Prlatable form, all the
active medicinal properties Of the East
India Chin, hons bark, without disturbing
the irri,ant and inert mstter. liz this
preparation the ak aloi,s are in their nativ,
combinations. and the same proportions 81
the ingredient. are maintained az exist in
the celebrated bark from the Neilsherry
hills. This preparation is called Clifford
Febriinge, and Is fa-t taking the place oil
Quinine and the 80 called ague cures, etc.
in the market.
J. L. RnH,EisoN, P.cp'r.
For sale hy all druggists. ~. Loni>.
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There is nothing mysterious abou
the Eurydice calamity. Numerous
disasters of the same kind have &C
CURED in the English channel. Tn,
vessel was returning from a foreign
station. Those On board were anxiou:
To reach home as soon rs possible
They hal been three weeks on tn.
voyage from Burmuda. At last The
southern coast Of their native land
was in sight. About five o'clock on
the evening Of the day which
proved so fatal to them, they ex
pected. as one of the two survivor.
said, to be at anchor at Spithead, the
voyage ended, and experiencing the
first joyous emotions Of seeing their
native land. The weather was fine
naturally all sail was. set to increase
the speed of the vessel. People out
enjoying the pleasant weather little
afternoon, at Ventnor, stopped to AL
mire the magnificent sight Of one of
England's wooden walls under full
sail. Suddenly, in all this pride and
display at reaching home, a squall
sweeps down swiftly and furiously.
sleet and snow gill the air, and when
the first break in in the blast occurred.
the vessel was gone. and the hundreds
of human hearts which beat but a
moment ago with all the pleasures of
hope, were stilled in death. So. too,
has many a merchantmen that had in
safety voyaged through many a sea
been swallowed up in the English
channel. If there was recklessness
on the part of those commanding the
Eurydice, it has been dearly paid for.
None of the officers survive. Two
only, seaman and boy, now live of
all on board the ill-fated vessel.
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The Board of Health and the Board

lie D1aru OF f1eaItn and The DOlrG
of Ei"n,t;nn ~ TalAla, Ohio. arc
quarre!ing over the question of closing
the schools for season. The Board
Of Health claims that the school
buildings are too close and productive
of ill health, and lis the cause Of
the spread of diptheria among chill
dren. The Board of Education
insists that the children should be
educated if it caused the death of
them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Some Chicago mans wife-name
not given-is in Cleveland hiding
from her husband. She writes that
she has nothing against him, but she
wants to see if he can find her, and she
alleges that she is having bushels OF
fun. The Chicago man is just rakine
Cleveland over to discover the lady,
but so far has been unsuccessful.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The telephone possesses the powerful
virtue of preserving the voice OF a
mans first wife; he can bottle it ur
and keep it for years. There are such
things as second marriages, and what
awkward revelations the we'll preserv.
ed voice might make.
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AND STILL ANOTHER.
The Valley Gem This Time.

Rev. J. y. Pierce, Yesterday purchased
one of the beautiful Valley Gem ri nos,
from Msssrs C"clrane II Truxrl. lie did
this after thoroughly examining other
styles and makes. and gave the preference
to this excellent piano. Dent fail to see i.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

1t Is now pretty well settled tina,
there will be no further legislation OF
the currency question during the pres
ent session of Congress. Business
men may adjust their afairs accord
,nxl,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Let every honest citizen look to it.
that the di>reputabIe loafer, the cor.
rupt miscreant of low breeding. low
instincts and demonstrated rascaiity.
is defeated at the polls tomorrow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The story ofthe Chicago Times man i,
we'll up in the newest fashion. Lie
advises US in a late number tina,
'pocket-books will be worn shorter
this season."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Popular illustrated book (c6o pases) On
MANHOOD! WoYASHooD. MARRIAGE!
1mpediments to Marriage; tie Cause and
cure. Sent seca'eir S.okJ, pos, paid, for 50
cents. by DR.. L. WHrTTIER, 6I7 St.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, NO., the great
specialist. Read his work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Great Britain has discovered that
our cigars in their way as good as our
beef and oyssers, and has begun 10 i'm
port them on an immense scale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

"A word to the wise. II you ar,
troubled With . cough or cold. procure q
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup ct osce
IT. ne may save you from severe sickness
Your Druggist keeps il. Price Is cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Charley Ross father was not sue.
cessful as lecturer in Boston. There
was soothing new in what he said, his
delivery was bad, and he did not draw
much money.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

A farmer in Michigan recently sold
one walnut tree for sS76. 1t was of
the curly variety.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The dollar of the daddies has been
counterfei;ed. 1t isa little off col
or. but in other respects looks pretty
we'll
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

The Pieayuae of New Orleans. fears
the European nations are disposed to
elbow Greece.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-04-09

Danbury Ne,cs: There is a man
in Virginia who is 10S years old. He
remembers John &. Fremont"
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STRAY NOTICE

Taken up by the subscriber. enc iron gray
'hars, 1--WE years OLD slim built about fifteen
nan'is high. with right hind foot sore Appraised
- thIr'' five dollars. by ". +. Boyer, L. L.
Murray ami Henry Boyer.
g. 4. wARDAN, j. p.
J. K. BARRETT.
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SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

A6pctio,s 81 TIN I've, Tar. Throat. Lungs and
0ronchial Tubes Which ~ many c,ses accompany
d severe case Of siarfh. III. iadAmed and dis
eaeed condition OF the mucous membrane 10 the
cause OF all these troubles. and until the system
hes been brought pr periy rno The Influence OF
the RADlCA CT l:E. perfect freedom from them
cannot be reasonably expected.
IL IL bus three years s:are SANTOED'S EADt.
CAL CURE was placed bsfcrv the public. hu. In
that short time ~ has fun. It's from Maine to
California. and - everywhere acknowledge oy
druggists and phi to be The most eucceasful
preparation for the thorough treatment OF Caterr4
ever compounded. The Tact Will be deemed OF
more Importance When IL Is coupled With the seaee.
mere that within i've years ever 80 dinerene
RENE dies for atArrh have been placed on SALE and
to-day. With one or two exceptions. ths II nance
cannot be recalled by the beet Informed dYugGtoe.
Advertising may succeed In forcing . few saleo,
but, unless the remedy poss' - uHdoubtef opectne
medical properties. 10 IL absolutely certain % Ioil
into merited ocscar.ty.
Each package 81 SASFOED's RADICAL CrRK
contains DIR. Ssafo:a's luprov Il lnhaling Tube.
With full directions for rs IN al cases Price
ol Sold by all wholesale and retail. druggists ead
dealers throughout vi. ;ni's: S'1tr< and Canadas
WEEKS . POTTER I;"psTal Agents and Whole
nala DRUGGISTS. Boston. MSS
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice Is hereby given, to ali creditors and
others Interested in the Estate Of Julia A. G.
TRAITOR OF said Estate. intend to make q final
settlement thereof, at the next term Of the Probate
Court 81 the County Of Pettis, to be held ct the
Court house m SAID county. ON the first Monday
Of May, 1873. Thomas j. Mason, administrator
Of julia A. q. Creel, deceased.
March 30th, 1873.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned,
Executor II the estate Of J. r. Tobias deceased
vii 'fate final settlement of his accounts with
-aid Estate as such executor at the next term Of
the Probate Court OF Pettls County, Missouri, to
b. held AZ Seeal,a; in said County, the:l3 day
If Nav. a. II. ie.S.
4-2-wit CHAS G. TAYLOR
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broken chair, an overturned table, /:
shattered Bohemian-glass toilet set
these alone testified to the struggl,
that had taken place.
In as few words rs possible ] ex
planned the case.
1.-THE thief has escaped. and til.
policeman is after him." I concluded =
Hadn't you better jim in the pursuit
Mt once?"
1--WE will first lock round little,
said one Of the officers. coolly.
The search revealed some bureau
drawers pried Omen, and several jewel
cases and two wa.ch-stands lying
emptied of their contents. Down
stairs the plate had vanished from the
dining room closets. aud the doors oil
my wr;sing-desk stood open, revealing
the secret money-drawer minus the
roll Of hank notes which I had an
hour before placed there with care.
Chow Oh earth could this have been
DONE" l exclaimed in l,ewilderment-
The secretary was locked when We
went up stairs after the burglar. He
coull not have had time to do this
work after his escape. and with Perrin
in pursuit and Goodman At the foot o!
the stairs"
IL rather think sir. that your disi.,.
terested friends. Perrin and Goodman,
know more about this matter than
you d." remarked a policeman. grim
ly, IN 60 and look 'em up now. and
no doubt they will be promoted for
this nights work-to State-pr,son."
Slowly the light began to dawn up
on nv daze,. and bewildere.l mind. l
looked around. l saw q grin border.
ing on the faces Of all present, and
heard . murmur, in which I could
only the most appalling
mouosyllable-"Sold !"
One month thereafter I had the