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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned G.
4 G. cf the estate OF F. L. Enos. Minor. will make
final settlement Of his accounts wth SAID estate A.
such 6. C.. at the next term Of the Probate Court
Of Petts county, Missouri, to Be holden at Setlaa
in said county, on the Eth day Of November A.
ID. 1878. A. ENOS,
s-l3-wA Guardian and Crlrntor
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13

The diseases If bahyhori are 30 rapidly
weakening that the quickest means should
be used to check them. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup il the unfailing remedy Tor thess
omplainta. Price, IS cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13

-Improper articles Of food often cause
TIE blood 70 become loaded With fnol
huoon CIesose the blood With Dr.. BulI's
Blood Mixture and be healthy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13
Learn to Save.


| The first thing to be learned by hoy OF
Young man. or any one el.e having the least
ambition To become = useful member of 80
cietv. Is the habit of saving. No matter ii
= b,,y ar girl has wealthy PsrrEts. each
should learn Ia save, IL for no other reason
than that riches are veil kno~n to ''iake 10
themselves wings and ny AWAY" FEES are
40 cell to.do ~ To he secure against pov-
erty aud want. In this country il il noto-
r,onsly true that the children Of the wealthy
classes are often mi-erablv poor; while the
men III large means around u. ~ . ru e.
commenced life SiIhout other advaniag ages
,hsn habits 81 industry coupled with the
disposition Ia save
IL il especially important that the chill
.iren III people in moderate circumstances
and of the poor should learn to take care of
the money they get. A hoy wh. Is earning
fifty cents. seventy I've cents or a dollar q
lag, should manage to save a portion of il,
il possible. II he can lay BY only twenty
i've cents q week, let him save that. II,
doesn't amount To much il u true /; il il om!v
iairteen dollars q year; but il IL worth
saving It is better saved than wasted; je,.
ter saved than fooled away | r tobacco ar
beer, or any other wor.hles. ar useless
article or object. But the beat thing about
it is, that the b,y who saves thirteen dol
Lars year on very mesgre salary Acquires
= habit OF taking care Of his money which
will be Of the utmost value Ia him.
The reason Why working men, NJ q class
DO not get ahead faster are mt more indie
pendent is that they have never learned
to save their earnings. Il does rot matter
. great deal whether man receives dol !
lar day or Eve dollars-;f he gets rid oi it !
all during the week. 50 that there - nctl.- |
ing left Saturday night, he will not get
rich very rapidly. lie will never have
much ahead Blu, the individual Who re-
ceives one dollar per day, and is aoIe To
.ave twenty cents, or the one getting Eve
dollars Who j. careful to lay by dollar, is
laying up something for . rainy day.
Your people who expect to labor With
heir hands f.r what they may have of this
sorld's goods. who have No ambition Or
sish Ia become professional men. Office
aolders or SPECTATORS, should by all means
acquire habits Of economy to save.
% surely - they do this. 80 surely will
hey be able to accumulate, az surely will
hey be in . situation ;o ask mo special
avors. Every mxn wants To learn tn look
'ui for himself and rely upon himself.
Every man needs To feel that he is the peer
{ every other man. and he cannot d0 il il
,e IL pennies. Money is power. aud those
rho have il exert . wider influence than
he de-tiiuie. They are more independent.
Hence. il should he the ambition Of every
Dung man to acquire; and To 10 this he
nuss learn To save. This is the 6rst le~on |
o be learned. and the youth Who cannot |
,sster Il viii never have anything. He Z
I'LL be mental dependent
The diseases If baby hOod are 20 rapidly =
- - a j..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-13

We do not permit the columns of the
BAzoo to be used ~ a medium for the ar.
rangement Of clande~tine meetings or cor
respondence. bat no many coming in At one
time, the rule was suspended for this time
only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10

n = FANCY CARDS Snowflake, Damafk. sc. No
~ alike, with name lOc. Nassau Card Co.,
Nassau, n. Y. aug294w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10
THE
Summer Months.

10 our large cities is the critical period OF infan
ille q. shown by ne bills OF mortality, compared
In Cases oil Cholera Infantum, Dysentery, Chronic
DarrhRt, Cholera,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10
(gticura

The Great Skin Cure IL warranted TO cure Salt
Rheum Sea aid mead, Dandruf pimples and Come
dones Prepared by Wee 8 n Pot err, Boston. soId
everywhere. sent on receipt oil price. Small box
es Soc, large 81. augz94w
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HUNTS REMEDY.
The Great Kidney Medicine.

10 not new compound; IL h IS been before the
public " years, and urea by all classes. HUNTS
kEnkDY has saved from lingering disease and
oeasn hundreds who nave he. n gwen up by ph,.
stctAns 70 die. HUNTS REMEDY cures all dis.
eaees o. the Kidneys, biadd-r and Urinary or
Qanss Dropsy. H'svsf. Diabetes, luconti euce aud
nese0lion VI Urine. HUNTS REMEDY enc0ur-
AGss scep. creates an appetite, braces up The sys.
Ten, and renewed health 10 the result. BUNi'S
REMEDY cures Pain IN the side, Back or l.. ms
9enerA Debility, Female Diseases, bv,i
ekep Loss Of Appetite BrIght's Disease OF The
1dne9s and all Complaints ., the Urino Geuitai
Organs. HUNTS REMEDY 10 purely vegetable
aLe hAeets = want never before Iuruis he'd - the
pablo. and The utmost reliance may be placed iu
y. AUnJ'S NE nkDY n prepared expressly Tor
me above Dis, ases, aud has never ueu knv va 70
IAN. One trial will conynre the most skept,cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-10

JUDGE DICKERsoy.

Judge Dickerson was born in New
Chester, N. H., in 1918. and graduated at
Wsaerville College In 1886. He had been
declined for the profession of the law, and
Immediately alter his graduation. COM
menced it, study with BENJAMIN Randall.
Of Bath. and completed it with Wyman
B. s. Moor. of Watsrville, He was adj
mitted to the bar in 1889, in Lincoln coun-
~. His first location was ia Searsport.
where he held the office of d. putty coll
lector Of customs. He removed 10 Bel
fast in 1649. hich has ever since been his
home.
Judge Dickerson was. from early asso.
citation and training. a democrat of the
old New Hampshire school, his father hav-
ing been one Of the siraitest political sect,
and staunch friend and follower of Isaac
Hills, when he SO successfully directed
the fortunes Of the party in that State
During oil his mature years, previous to
his appointments to the supreme bench.
he WAS an ardent politician. and keenly
reiished the encounters and varying for
tunes OF party strife. As a consequence
he was frequently candidate for official
stations. and received the compliment OF
many elections. In 1912 he was mem.
Der Of the legislature from Prospect. He
was once appointed County Attorney. and
once elected to the same office In 1858
he was appointed by President Buchanan
collector OF the port OF Belfast, which Of,
fee he held until the accession of Presi-
dent Lincoln in 1861. In addition to 9th
or honors, Judge Dickerson received from
Colby University the degree of Doctor OF
Laws.
II was the connection of Judge DECKER
son with politics which placed him for
some years OF his life in the editorial
chair. In 1858 he purchased an interest
In the Republican Journal, and formed
partnership in its publication with George
b. Moore. This arrangement continued
for three years, Mr.. Dickerson assuming
control OF the politics of the paper, which
he made OF the most vigorous kind. Gov.
Washburn, In 1862, appointed him an As
eociate Justice OF the Supreme Judicial
Court. In 1869. his term having expired
he was re-appointed by Governor Cham
berlain. and in 1876 was appointed TO his
third term by Governor Common. 1t is
worthy OF remark that Judge Dckerson
was Inc only member of the supreme
court who died in Office since Maine be-
came State.
ln the death of Judge Dickerson, our
State. and especially our city, loses an
eminent and valued citizen; one whose
private life was an example of upright
ness and rectitude, and whose official acts
have been such as to make his name re
spected and honored.
Judge Dickerson was three times mar
RED. His first wife was Mrs. Getchtl,
OF Wateryille. sister of Hon. Geo. c.
Getchell. who had one son, the late Lieut..
Dickerson. OF the U. S. Army. His Sec
ond vile was daughter OF the late Capt.
Jeremiah Merrilhew, OF Searsport, by
whom he had two daughters, who survive
him. The third wife was Miss E. A.
Berry, OF Cowlesville. N. Y, who has
three sons.-Belfdst Journal.
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zeqal advertisements.
Nonresident Taxes,

In the town of Mt. Vernon in the County Of
kennebec. for the year 1917. The following
list taxes real estate OF nonresident owners
in the to n OF Mt Vernon for the wear 1871, In
bills committed 10 Loren +. Dolloh, Collector
OF said town, on the 9Th day of August, l'17, has
been returned to me. remaining unpaid
the 24th day OF June, 1873. 10y hts certificate OF
that date, aud now rem lin unpaid, and notice Is
hereby given III It II the sal taxes AID fnterest,
and ch rges are not paid lot, the treasury of the
said tow W hin eighteen months from the late
of the commitment o. the aid bills, so Tuen of the
real estate faxed, as will he slficieat to pay the
amount re therefor incl ding interest and char.
ges, will without ,rther notice, be soil at public
auction, at the rreasurer's Office in said town, on
saturday the 18th day of February, .lsis, at
o clock, p. NJ:
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District Court of the United States,
District OF Maine.
In the matter of
Francis Low. Jr- In Ba
Bankrupt.

rVNUtS ia to give notice that a Petition has been
L prtsenfe to the court, this nineteenth q ~ of
August ISIS. by Francis Low, Jr. ol Clinton in
said i'ittrcf a pankrup', pray Ing tina h may be
decreed have fun di-charg' ir all his de''ts,
prnya hle under the Bankrupt Act, AID upou read
ing said Petition:
IRIS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upnn the same, on the first Monday Of November,
a D. ISIS before he Court IN Portland. in said
District, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice
thereof be published IN the Kei neher Jour
nal and the Somerset Reporter, newspapers
printed in said District once week for thrs - uc-
Ger siye weeks, the last publication TO be thirty
dsvs AT Last be fore the day OF heating and that
ali creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons In interest NAV appear at said time
and % ace ard show use. If any they have, why
The ,rayei OF said petition should not he granted.
VIM. r. PRERIE,
Clerk ofDistrict Court, for said District.
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U. 8. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, August % 1878.
nISTRICT OF MAINE, sS.-This is to give no.
A. -. 1878, a warrant 10 Bankruptcy was issued
against the Joint and several estates of Foster
Brown and AloDzo n. Goodwin, co-partne rs under
The name and style OF Brown Goodwin, of Wat
ervilIe, in the County of kennebec, and State of
Maine who have been adjudged Bankrupts on
their own petition 6led In the ID stict Court. for
said District, August 23d A. ID 1915; that the paw
ment OF any dents, and delivery OF any properly
belonging TO such Bankrupts 10 them or for their
use and the transfer OF any property by them are
ierbddeE by law; that me ting OF he Creditors
of said Bhnkrupiss TO prove their debts, and TO
choose one or more Assignees OF their Estates. will
be held ut Court of BankruI tcy TO be holden at
the Court House, in Augusta, in SAID County, be-
lore Joho W. May, Register. on the nneteenIh
day OF September, A. ID. 1875 at 10 O'Clock A: NJ.
Is. b. MURRAY,
U. s. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
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WESTERLY, h. l., Dec. q $50
WM- Il. CLARKE, ksq': Dear cir take pleasure
u sss ing 70 GU that can ch.eifuIb recommend
medicine that ever used IN my Or. ctice Tor Drop
sicai g mplnints, Can safely say il has almost
raised the dead. l.. A. PALMER. NJ ID.
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u. S. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, August 81, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S..
,INH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE; That the thr-
i tieth day of August, A. ID. ISIS. Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issue against the estate of
Joseph l.. True of Benton, in the County of
kennebec, and STATE OF Maine, who has been al.
judsed Bankrupt on his own petition. fled in
the District Court for said District, August Goth,
A. d. 1875; that he payment of any debts, and de.
livery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt,
erty by him forbidden by law: that meeting
of the Creditors OF said Bankrupt, TO prove their
Debts, and To choose one or more Assignces of his
Estate will be held ut Court OF Bankruptcy to
lie h, lden al the Court House in Augusta, In said
county, before John W. May, Register, the
nineteenth day of September, A. d. 1875 at 10
O'Clock A. II.
B. B. MURRAY,
U. 8. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
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ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING INA BAD
State of the Blood,
Oriaccompanied by
DEBILITY
A Low State Of the System.
From Rev. John Gregory,

From Rev. john Gregory,
Pastor Of the Wesleyan, Mefhodist Church at Pitts
ton lauren County Pa.
MY Dear Sir-Havinx at various times, person.
ally and ia my own and o her families, tested the
gre t value ofthe edicine calico feruv an Syr p.
or Pro ected solution oil Proto xide oflro 4, most
cheerfully recommend 1t especially " those who
are suffering from dyspeptc ard nervous disor.
ders. As areliable and powerful Alternative 1t Is
think unsurp issed ;and as tonic free from all the
Objectionable features Of alcoholic remedies II s
q most .iicient Hillary to the te perance cause.
One vi the greatest hIndrances to the temperance
reform ~ present is, rs think, the medical use Of
alcoholic stimulents. Whatever may Ut argued as
10 their necessity in certain cases, We have in the
Peruvian Syrup, safe and efficient substitute for
those dangerous remedies. This testimony Is CIV
en- unsolicited with the hope that home who are
not yet acquainted with the valuable properties OF
the medicine may be induced to give 1t q trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY.
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u. 8. Marshal's Office.

PORTLAND, August 80, 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.
THIS Is TO GIVE NO rICE That on the twenty.
i eighth day of August. A. ID 1873, Warrant
IN Bau- rnptcy was issued against the Estate of
Willard e. Watson of Fayette IN the County OF Ken
nebec, and State of Maine, who has been afjndged
Bankrupt on his own Petition, hled in the District
CourC for said District. August 18th, A. D., lsls;
of any property belonging TO such Bankrupt,
TO him, or for his use and the transfer of any
prop. rty by him are forbidden by law; that
a meeting OF the creditors of the said Bankrupt TO
prove their debts and TO choose one or more AS.
sigu-es of his Estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy TO ne holden at the Court House in
Augusta, in said County, before John w. May,
Register. on the ninele, nth day of september,
A. ID. 1878, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
b. B. MURRAY,
U. S. Marshal, as Mes senger, for said District.
h NJ
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Nem app,ttts,m.nts.

MA n n e Retail price sIooc only es75. Psrlor
HI0WUN Organs. price ESQ only e85. Paper
Ifree. DANIEL \. BEATTY Wa hington,
n j, aug294w
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mas zee" ,und partcu arly beneficial, as attrsted
by ma y q Altering testimonials received during
Tue last IL years from welt Known physicians OF
every school and also from Direcuors of PpbIic
Institutions of the United states
Adults tunerins from dyspepsia, Prostitution of
me Sys'em, and General Debility, will also ind
the
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DIAM Beautiful Concert Grand Pr lDeAu
CIQMp amos price $1,000 only ti2o: tyn y aM
e255. Elegant UpI light Pianos, price $500 only
sl55 New style Upright Pianos ei'z.3o. Organs
t3o. Organs IL stops $,l.5O. Church organs 10
stops price $3.50 only eil5. Elegant $3l5 Mirror
Toy organs, only elOo. Bayers come and see me
al home If AN not rs represented, X *. lare paid
both ways and Piano or organ given Tree. Large
Hist Newspaper with much information bout cost
OF Pianos and organs sent free. Please address
DANIEL II. BEATTY, Washington N. }.
iuly30-AW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
ASSAULTED BY A TRAMP.

most unprovoked assault took place yesterday
afternoon Third avenue, near Twenty sixth street,
An in.looking tramp was travelling the thorou ghiare
and behind him followed a number OF men who
hoaped insults upon him. He eyed them with a
sulicn and revongeful look until across q
large brick Stooping down he picked II up suddenly
and turning around hurled II at the person
nearest to him. struck william Z. Earle,
OF No. 126 East Sixteenth street, on the
back OF tho head telling him TO tue sidewalk
whore no received severe cuts upon the tacc. Earle
had inn occnt pssscrDy, aud had know Ledge
OF the previous occurrence. An cutlery was raised
and the tramp was brought TO tho Fifticth street
There he gave his name as Charias Dorsey, an
artificial flower maker thirty-hve years OF age OF No
1876 second John Willard OF No $40 Fast Nino-
tconth streot, who saw the brutal act, was the
piaiuant Mr.. Earle was brought TO the court In a
carriage His head and lace were very badly cut and
blood steamed over mis- nne clothes. He could
scarcely walk, and physician attended him In
aud went away wish him. tho assault was made In
broad daylight and Ia busy street. Dorsey WAS
committed IN default oil 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
CRUELTY BEATEN.

N,tlo brown-eyed air, about six years old, sat on
the reportsrs table In front Of the JUDGES bench
the romos Police Court yesterday afternoon with her
left arm done up with spiintg and baudages and neld
in sling. Her was Mary Harrigan. grocer
had found her In the morning stng on the curbstono
at the corner OF Oliver and Water streets, crying BY
her side was pitcher OF liquor which sho could not
hit, an her arm waA broken. officer Conley, OF tho
Fourth precinct, was passing, ana his attention was
called TO the child. He took the little one up IN
his arms, and after giving her bountiful breakfast In
ancshboring Restaurant. took her 10 tho ChamDers
Street Hospital Here u was found that the chiln's
arm was badly fractured near the shoulder. Ofhcer
Conicy had previously asked the child what was The
matter and she replied that she afraid to go back
10 her house. There was woman there. she said,
who mad beaten her with stick because she refused
TO go Ter pitcher VI brandy. Her face bore a red
mark, while her arm had been broken by ono Of the
blows. While the bones Of her wore
beng set the officer back to No.
259 Water street, where tho girl SAID she
nved, and arrested Mary Mahon,
the woman who had cnargs oil her As the chiid's
evidence was not sufficient to convict the woman OF
the charge OF assault, one Of neglect was brought
against her by Ulcer Chardi OF the society Tor th
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children. Judge kilprcth
held the woman In default OF $500 bail and the child
taken care OF by the society. She will DO
S. Mary's Hospital Tor nursing aud treatment ~
tho trial. after which she Will DO prov ldsd with homo
by Tue society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
MARRIED IN COURT.

A FAITHLEss YOUNG BUTcHfR HELD IN AZ
MEMS BONDS DY JUDGE BixBY.
George heeht vas yesterday arraigned tho Fifty
seventh Street Court the charge OF removing .
quantity OF goods from No. 423 First avenue belong
Ing TO Marcus Gracmcr. Ia court tho prisoner ex-
hibted mortgage on tho goods IRON third party.
who had sold them 10 Graemsr, aud was at once DIS
charged. He about 10 leave the court whom he
was confronted by young lady, whose appearance
quite disconnected him.
The girl was Mary Doueherty eighteen years OF age,
oil No. 400 East Seventy street. and her complaint
was one OF seduction under promise OF marriage.
Hecht had made her acquaintance at the store
Fourth avenue. Ho Was twenty roo and worry nice
ipg and his ways were pleasant aud bis address
engaging that she learned TO like him. Ho p4eiessod
love aud sho believed him.
HIGHT BEARS MOLLY.
Hccht said he MAS cognercd anu gracefully sur rem
dored He poured his protsstations into her Wiling
car and her counsel stood up addressing
Court said she wished 70 withdraw tho charge
hccht was ready TO marry her. els that soT qusricd
Judge BixDy, looking through hts glasses At tho
young man. "All right" was the answer Thou In
open court they we're joined IN marriage The certin.
cato was mado out and tho couple lsis tho court. Ho
drew from his pocket his paper OF tobacco and with
nir OF 'ft IL better thus than what u might have
been" put large piece Of tie weed In HIS mouth.
put her arm conndinsly in Hechts and. with a "This
way, George" led nm away IRON tho scene The
bridegroom wished TO DO married In the ohuroh, 10
they probably went thero aftcrward Tho little bride
received many Judge Bixby dess not
often marry couples, but this weddtug seemed 10
meet with his approval as no twircd tho string OF
his glasses around his finger anu watched the newly
mado man and vile leave The room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-03
CRICKET.

Tho Australian cricEsters are not professionally but
strictly eleven aud this TACT they parsicu
larly desire 10 be understood. Three are bankers
clerks, In the civil service and one (Mr Muir.
dock) 10 q lawyer @. Banncrmsn 10 o composiior.
and although no has boon remunerated for his ser.
vices he is not strictly PROFESSIONAL never having
Allied professional engagement
AS the time Tor their annual tour In New York
draws slight sketch oil tho players may prove
TO DO Of interest Q. Zimmerman ranks at his native
home as especially nne bat, but no has not OBJ
tanned many runs In England was expected,
whilo Garrett A. Zimmerman and Gregory have IN
creased their average Gregory Is noe patsman and
q good long neld; can also bowl, thereby making .
good "aIi round" player. while g. Bannerman - rec
sgnized as the best bstsman la New south Wales.
Koran looked upon as the champion OF Victoria.
Blackham Is nrst class wicket Keeper. Allan Is limo
bowler lett handed, good pace ana very straight Dut
poor bat Boyle Is spod right handed medium
pace bowler, ana frequently MAKES Moderate score
quickly. Bailey, tue only member OF tho team from
Tasmania, ts a capital bat and lair fass bowler.
sponortn IL = very nigh, last bowler giving great
many "dodging" slow oneA He very tall standing