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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06
Where Does He Live

The friends Of our honored and respected
former citizen. J. p. Dow, are anxious to
know where he lives. He used to live in
Cooper county, LaMine township, but lately
he has been removed BY the government
and placed on Cyprus Island, Missouri
river, where he is now performing the
functions of government officer; he is in
the signal service and lights the lamp on
the head of the Island. His friends end
himself are anxious to know where he lives.
when he has tie right to vote, or to which
Convention he can be sent M delegate.
He is neither in Howard or Cooper county ;
he does not know even il he lives in the
State of Missouri, ss he is in the river and
the Biographies only tell us that the Mis-.
souri, river runs through the State BY thu,
name. The Assessor don't know him. the
tax gatherer don't know what 70 do with
him and he can't End himselt-Boosrl,
Advertiser.
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Off for the Pen

Deputy Sheriff Shy took the morning
train for Jefferson City, with the following
parties for the Penitentiary. who we're con-
victed at the present term Of tn. Criminal
court:
John Jennings. grand larceny, three
years; Martin Leonard, grand larceny, two
years; Frank Simpson, colored, grand lar.
ceny, two years
The boys seem to be IN joyful spirits and
talked rs though their punishmsnt vas de.
served. only Jennings claimed that he
pleaded guilty with the understanding that
be WAS to get two years only. He thinks
that there was = little treachery made use
If in his case. 4 term in the zen may re.
form the men, who are all young yet.
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FROM MOBERLY.
A Cosby Letter from q New Cor
respondent-The Fair-Prof Tice
Political.
Moberly, Mo-, July 9th. 1873.

Moberly, Mo-, July 9th, 1873.
Editor Bazoo:
May come in? Are your portals in
scribed with the mOtiO-"knock and il
shall be opened." II SO, shall proceed
TO unroll my budget of gossip for the de-
location OF the many readers of the BAzco.
The coming fAi' is the one topic among
the Moberlyites. Doubles. it will be a
grand success, as indications point that
way. Among the attractions promised
visitors, l find that Mug" and Gene
Field are booked to put in their individual
appearances. Anticipation is At the high
est notch, and failure on the part Of eth
er Of these celebrities 10 come 10 time, will
he crushing blow TO Moberly's interests
that nothing can avert.
The rain, hexven-sent blessing to tine
parched earth and fading grasses, has
frightened even human faces. Prof. lice
has promised Us pleasant weather during
August. am sorry, for recent develop.
ments have proved his word an equivalent
for the reverse of what he stands good for
There is more wisdom in a sweet, unques-
iioning trust in Divine care than in sense.
less appeals 10 the puny wisdom of men.
have all due respect for science-with
Compile, / know that "it il common sense,
methodised and extended" but until scien-
tiic men make good their promises, it is
better to trust and wait
There is much feeling manifested here in
the result OF the conventions in the seventh
and eighth districts. Franklin was the
favorite Of COR people. and Crittenden may
be equaled but not excelled by his success.
ful opponent.
The Greenbackers Of Randolph county
hold caucus to day and will nominate
county officers, to have in the end their
"trOuble for their palms," for not one csn
be elected. ., the folly Of this movement !!
But protest is equally folly and the better
plan il to let them have their wsy until
their senses return. L.
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Leg Broken.

A lad about ihirtes years Of age. BY the
name OF James r. Hedges, had his leg bro
ken below the knee this morning, in at
tempting Ia jump from the VI. X. 4 T.
train going south, ~ the train vas passing
the Missouri Pacific round house. The
boys father, J. ID. Hedges, vas formerly .
painter in the city, but now lives between
Pleasant Green and Clifton. The hoy vas
taken to the station house and his lex was
set BY DR.. Trader. The sufferer was put
aboard the north bound train ut nine
o'clock and sent home.
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Yesterday afternoon ~ . young gentle
man from woodville vas driving down
Sturgeon avenue in buggy With couple
o, ladies, 6ock Of Irish Mocking birds
ran in front Of the buggy and one was run
over and killed-the owner Of the bird
waited for the Aforesaid young mans re-
turn, when he attempted to stop the buggy
and make him pay for the bird, but the
Woodvilleite couldn't zee Il in that light
and put whip 10 his home driving away
leaving the owner 10 ecrstch for his paw.
Moral-keep your birds in cage and they
voa's be run over in The streets.-No6riy
AHitor. -.a
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from ten to eighteen. They clearly de
onstrased to the Sedalias the necessity of
saving their strength until the last inning.
Sedalia-Smith hit . grounder to Har-
lin and Va thrown out At first Ileenfritz
reached 6rst in safety, took second on
Wild throw By Harlin and went to third
and home on passed ball. Showers re-
tired on strikes, Eorrell 6ev out to Sulli-
van. and thus ended the game. The fol-
lowing 10 the score:
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| McFall, dsy operator ard clerk for the
NJ. X. 4 T. at Boonviile. got uneasy Sstur
day night and when the agent, l.. 3. Stoner
was absent, stole San Francisco ticket and
struck for tall timber. Mr.. Stoner discor.
cred the theft yesterday aud last night iele-
graphed 70 Mr.. Teasdale, assistant general
passenger agent at Sedalia, as follows:
BooNvILLE, July 2S.
T. ". Tsasdale, .SsdaIia:
McFall. nv day operator and clerk, has
stolen ticket No. form S3l first class, TO
San Francisco and run Of Irhink he il
on the Pacific west bound for Kansas City.
have proof that he stole the ticket by
three persons who SAW him.
Will you please make an effort 10 get the
ticket or stop the Use Of II. His intention
IL either 20 Use il or sell the same to a
scalper ut Kansas City.
DESCRIPTION
McFall is about five feet, six or eight
inche. tall, crose-eyed in left eve. hair cut
very short, small black mou-tache. Had
on when he left fall .uit Of cottonade, sort
OF steel mixed striped.
G. h. SrONER.
Mr.. Teasdale telegraphed west last night
to Conductor Hopkins ON No. one, on the
Pacific, and received the following reply:
KANSAS CITY, July 18th. II p. IA.
T. ". Tsasda!e, Seddiia:
Party did not get on NV train with San
Francisco ticket T. ID. HOPKINS.
McF4ll was in Sedalia last night al a
late hour. He went To the telegraph Office
about 2:3o p. IN. yesterday. and said, 'qiood-
bye"," to the boys on the line, and ala"
said, Il am going to Kansas City,"
DOUBLEs BACK.
At $50 last night, in place Of going 10
Kansas City, McFall took passenger train
No. 4 on the NJ. X. 4 T. and went north,
passing Boonville at ll:4O o. M, and this
is the way the agent telegraphs il to-day:
BOONvILLE, July 20.
T. ". Teasbaie, !Sedaiia:
caught the chap on No. 4, last night, |
md got the ticket all torn. He made his !
.scape on freight train during the night. !
q. b. SroNER.
McFail is not a very sharp man neither
: he very dangerous.
His father resides in Quincy. and is said |
o be we'll TODD respectable old gentleman.
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Col. Hunt, Of the Railway Postal Ser
vice. vss in town yesterday making Ar
ransements for additional mail service on
the NJ, K. 4 +. Two more trains will be
used between this city and Parsons. II NAV
take q week or such . matter to get c.n
into shape for the mail agents and for the
present, baggage cars partitioned of. will BE-
used. This Is . needed step towards en-
larsing the mail facilities Of this city. We
cannot expect too much 1t once and must
Be thankful for the little ve get nov and
then.
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HOLDEN.
SEDAL.IA.

WdIteT Inch, umpire.
J.E. McHenry and Robert Evans. scorers
Time Of game, two hOun and forty min
utes.
The members Of the Holdea club were
the guests OF the Sedalia boys while in the
city, and we're we'll pleased with their re-
ception. They left fos their homes ON the
six o'clock trim yesterday evening. The
return will be played at Holden in the
cOurse Of few days, when il ia to BE- hoped
that the tables will be turned, and the Sc
dalians come out ahead
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TOO SOON.
Uncle Remus breaches to Q Con-
vert Who Was in . Hurry to
Take Up Q Collection.

From the Atlanta, Ca, Constitution.
"Dey tells me you done jined the
church" said Uncle Remas to Pegeg
Charley, the other day.
"Yes, sir" responded Charley,
gravely, "dat's 50"
Well, I'm mighty glad er dat" re-
marked Uncle Remus with JUNCTION.
''It's bout time dat was spectin' fer
to hear un in de chain gang, an stidder
dat hits de chu'ch. Well, dey amt
no tellin' desc days whar q niggers
gwine to lam"
Eyes" responded Charley. straight
ening himself up and speaking in
a digni6ed tone, ives. I'm fxin' to do
better. I'm preparin' to shake world
illness. I'm done quit so'shatin' wild
dose white town BOYS. Dey've been q
goin' back on me too rapidly here late
~, an now I'm agoin' back on dem.
"Well, if You done had de speunce
on it, I'm mighty glad. Eff you got
'li0un. you better hole on to it 'twell
de las day in de mornin'. Hits mighty
good fer ter kyar roun' wild you in de
day time an in de night time. Hill
pay you mo- den politics, an eff you
stan up like you oughter, hit'll las
lODger'n bOue fellun. But yer wan
ter have one desc yer old-time grips.
an you jes' gotter shut yer eye an
swing on like Mars Ed. Bald'in's bull
tarrier."
"Oh. I'm goin' to stick, Uncle Re
mus. You kin put your money on dat.
Desc town boys can't play no more NV
der games on me. Pm fixed. Can't
you lend ne q dime. Uncle Remus. to
buy me a pie? I'm dat hongry dat my
stomach Is gettin' ready to 90 in
mO'nin'."
Uncle Remus eyed Charley curious
ly moment. while the latter looked
quietly at his timber toe. Finally the
cd man sighed and spoke:
''HOw long is you bin in de chuch,
SOM"
mighty near a week." replied
Charley.
"Well, femme tell you dis. now. 70
you 60 emmy fudder. You 'aint been
in dare long huff ter to 60 roun' takin'
up contributions. Wait ontwell you
git sorter seasoned like, an den I'll
hunt roun' in my cloze an see eff I
can't run out thrip er two fer you.
But don't you levy taxes too early.
Charley laughed and said he would
let the old man off if he would treat to
a watermelon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

A writer in the Havana, ILL.,, Demo-
erat of the 18th, gives the following
"reminiscences, which will awaken in
very many Of our ''gray boards" lex
President Lincoln's old friends and
neighbors) memories Of the long, long
ago. The writer SAYS
"Having been informed that Mr..
Jesse Baker. of Crane Creek, lived
near Old Salem. when our assassinated
President kept store in that ancient
burg, l pilgrimated to Uncle Jesse's
commodiOus residence, some weeks ago.
and found q rich mine Of historical
wealth. After stating my errsnd, the
venerable octogenarian cast his eyes ON
. large portrait of Abraham Lincoln
which decorated the parlor, and pro-
ceeded to relate, among others, the fol-
lowing: When Lincoln first came to
Salem the people didn't like him very
well, for he was a terrible uncouth
youngster, but they got to like him
mighty smart shortly after. He was
the honestest storekeeper they ever had
on the Sangoman. He was . great
fellow to joke. and Was eternally sudy-
ing some book. My father and q
couple of other old settlers made up
some money to buy some law-books for
him. / often bet with young Lincoln
on horse-races and turkey shootings,
but whenever he lost / offered him the
money. but he said: mo. Jesse, you
won the money honestly. and | don't
take it back" Lincoln was q great
friend Of the Rutledge family. He
took great liking to Annie. and she
never kept company With anybody else.
Abe and her were engaged to be mar
ried, but she died, and Lincoln took it
90 much to heart that We thought he
would 20 crazy. He wrote mournsul
verses from Burns poems with chalk
on the fences. and hummed sad songs
for q long while. He finally got mar
ried to Mary Todd, for whose father I
ran . whisky distillery for some time.
Mary Todd was q nice girl. but she
couldn't hold q candle TO Annie Rut-
ledge. I helped Lincoln survey some
land on Culver. That stream used to
| he called Little Mackinawr until
named it Culver because it was go
quivering. While Lincoln surveyed
some government land in Mason coun-
ty, q constable levied upon his compass
and other Instruments for debt, and he
would have sold or taken EN- along il
II hadn't advanced money enough to
kin the debt. Abe paid me back the
money ~ soon as he Sad it. The first
plea that he made was for me. and ii
| was in the Salem store. Some us live.
LIZ fellows had been on spree, when ]
set one fellows new coat on fire. He
had me arrested and tried. but Lincoln
cleared me, and the burnt coat fellow
had to pay the drinks for the crowd.
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Seeing the Eclipse.

4 fellow from Warsaw, not Tbadde IL
came in 10 see the 'clip-e yesterday. aud
heing handed piece Of tin was told Ia
smoke il 80 as TO deaden the light OF the
sun some, rs the eclipse did not look
we'll seen by the naked eye. TIE tin was
smoked. but he compla.,d thM he could -er
nothing. lie then had a hole punched in
the Tin and got forus on the sun, hut he
immediately drop d the tin and held his
eve. Some one suggested that he get n pair
Of leather goggles to protect his eyes. but he
started of handling the English language
IN manner that showed plainly that he
was used to driving oxen and mules.
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-"Lhomme qui rit."-The man Who
laughs is happy man, and no man can Be
happy With his blood loaded With impuh-
ties. The remedy which all can depend
upon for every viii.ted condition Of the
blood Il DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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NcFALL FALLS.

A Dishonest Railroad Clerk Steals
Q San Francisco Ticket at Boon
ville-He Spends Sunday in Seds-
lia-Is Caught and the Ticket Be
covered.
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-Kiodness Il nothing stronger. should
induce anyone to use Dr.. Bull's Baby Syrup
for the relief Of the disease. Of Babyhood.
Price 3 cents.
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Improper articles Of food often cause
the blood to become loaded With foul
humors. Cleanse the blood with DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture and be healthy.
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sleep - absolutely necessary for health
and soahiag 20 e1eesoslly robs one Of sleep
- does crying baby. Uss d.. Bull's
Baby Syrup 70 eaas il pain and The baby
will be quiet and allow Ill to sleep veil.
Price, 3 cents Q bottle.
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The diseases o: babyhood are 81 rapidly
weakening that the quicke-, means should
be used to check them. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the unfaiiing remedy for these
complaints. Price. p cents.
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Advertising Necessary to Success
in Business.

Merchants are continually complaining Of
dull times the real trouble is, that they
don't advertise what they have. and the peo-
pie consequently don't know what they have
to sell. You occasionally hear msn say
his land was advertised and sold without
his kno~ing 1t. the question is, does he sub
scribe for his county paper? 500 per year
subscription money may save you q good
deal, or a few dollars in advertising may
bring you in ten fold. All Of the success
full business men of the world were great be-
Levers in advertising their wares, and let
ting people know what they had an how
little money it took to buy them. The most
successful men of our town to-day are those
that advertise most freely. Advertising is
the KEY to success in the commercial world,
and the most successful commercial men o.
the world. and those that are held up rs
models found it out in time to make their
fortunes.-Boonrils Adrertiser.
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Like beautiful jewels in krasen settings
are handsome features upon face marred
BY signs of blood poisoning. The great
purifier of the blood is DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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John Ross, Who lives ct No. ei6 Cedar
street and worked for ROvell 4 Chesnan' ;.
advertising aGencv, No. 3l2 CLsslsat street
sas arrested. yesterday. on charge ii as.
sauit and battery, preferred BY his son
Willie. little boy about nine years Of age
IL seems that the father il in the habit oil
shipping his boy with . big yellow strap,
and While he wss engaged in The voFk YES
ierdsy, he MAS surprised BY officer Nc.
Csrthy. The father shot out the back
door rs the officSr entered the front door,
but Was Afterwards arrested on the warrant
sworn out by the child. The boy had blis-
tiers all over his arms and back aud hollis
under both ewes sd over his nose. The
blisiers we're made BY his father, he said,
but the boil. jus, came themselves.
His whipping yesterday MAS received be-
cause he did no, hurry home fast enough
with = pitcher OF beer. which his father
had sent him si:er. His father said he
was gone hall an hour. Nobody lived in
the house except the two. His mother
lived with ,hsn - long ~ she could, bat
finally left and is working in milliners
shop on Market. between Eighth and
Ninth streets. The boy presented sorry
looking sight at the Four Courts yesterday
afternoon. but his answers To the questions
put to him showed that he Was ~ bright
rs . dollar.
A Bad Citizen.
James OBrien was his name and he
claimed to be . resident of Brownsville
Texas. He appeared Al the Garrison
House last night and asked ior something
Ia eat, as ne had no money. Messrs Brown
& Pratt, the generous proprietors. allowed
him tn 60 into the dining room. and he
punished terrible big sup
per. 4 common person would have con-
'ldered The supper royal banquet. Alter
;orsins himself, he proceeded To empty
zone concentrated corn juice into his diges-
i've apparatus and returned to "his hotel''
he Garrison, where he b-gsn to entertain
he crowd by his noisy, profane jsbber. He |
Vas politely requested BY the proprietors !
o cease his noise and 60 away, but he pre- !
erred to stay around hopin. that some one
sould insult him, 20 that he could whip
When the Mo. Pacific train
anne in he boarded il tn see what he could |
ee. Complaint was made and officer !
Nen;zieman "coppered" him and landed
lin in the cstacon,b-. Then His soul !
'roke fourth in all its eloquence. Henry
lay or Dan. Webster would have been
hundcrs,ruck tn have heard such thoughts !
ouched in such beautifully constructed
entences. issuing from behind the CRATES I
lie pleaded his own Case before
he world, in his own mind,
nd Le was especially bitter towards the
layor OF the city and the Governor If the
tate and all the foreign elements, and gave
lie imaginary audience To distinctly under
land that a. soon a. he was liberated he
'ould whip everybody in the State, one at
time, and he would be severe ON the Gov.
snor and the Mayor. The man gave evi-
ence of education and had good command
{ language. This morning, upon being ar
aligned bei.re the Recorder, he tiled to
eg OIL, aud promised to leave the city in
ali an hour ii released, lie was fined and
ent back To the tomb.
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The Game Between the Sedalia and
Holden Ciubs. Yesteroay-The
Sedaliss Beaten by Q Score Of
Is to o.
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49, AS1A8@e
The colored baPtisss had little performs
ance at their church. last night, that was
not strictly according to the programme a.
Land out Tor that evening. A brother, whom
we shall call Sam johnson. did something
that did not exactly sUit q sister, whom Ne
shall naue Jane Lewis. vheseupon hssaid
Jane mounted the said San, and made
thing exceedingly lively for the time
being. The leader Of The dock came down
and took hand In the melee. THING
looked rather ridiculous TOR gospel meet.
ing. bat there il 10 accounting for circum-
stances. They probably would have been
hard ., il nov IL . good brother had not
struck that good old tune to divert their At.
tension: -...
Die hard trials. great tsib'lssion Lor
Hard trialA sin's Rvias work no no..
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A Dead Corpus.


There Was some excitement in the city
last night over q rumor that a man had
been found near Muddy creek, hearing evil
dences OF having been murdered A boy or
boys had made the discovery and brought
the news. There vas work for the Coroner,
the sheriff and the reporters. The matter
vas kept sort of srcre, until nm inquest
could he arranged and the CORPSE
brought to the city. The BAzoo COM
missioner was made acquainted with
the fact of the discovery. bat IA So
mary stories were sAost ~ Ia the location
Of the corpse he concluded to wait until il
coald he got into one place Chasing .
corpse around Is IS bad n hunting bounty
jumper during the late "war Of the con-
quest"
The BAz 70 commissioner noticed the hur.
rying tn and fro of parties interested, the
prancipg horses and the rolling III the tally
no" coaches. He stood by with rs much
unconccrn ~ when he saw the man once
upon time. reach -lyly behind him, while
the storekeeper's attention wss other
wise engaged. and run his hand into
the usual tobacco bucket, and then
a. slyly pull it out, dripping With
molaSses. The hour being sbout sup
per time, the B. c. following an instinct
vent around to Willsrd's and awaited de-
velopment.. Enough people had gone to
see the corpse. to smother it, and sime
could be made BY disposing of supper
while chance WAS open. The spot de-
scribed BY the the boys was found and 20
Was dead hog Eear the soap factory. The
corpse hunters were talking politics and
farming prospects very loud vhe,. they
returned to the city. A person Who brings
a report Of dead body found, should here
sitter be required to bring piece Of the ear
or something else With him. The BAzoO
commissioner will 60 ten miles to zee q
dead person. and will attend all Coron< n
inquests, hut Ay blown soap grease around q
soap foundry "don't 60"
The beauty Of the ladies OF Baltimore
has become the standard Of comparison The
world over. They maintain that peculiar
clearness and richness of complexion By
u -
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Holden-Ths Holden boys vent TO work
in the last inning TO show the Sedslias
what they could d.. They scored eight
runs N this insine. assistsd considerably
BY the umpire. Ssllivan seosed two runs
ard j. johnson, Price, Miller, STROBE and
Jordan one each, Increasing their score
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

The beauty Of the ladies OF Baltimore
has become the standard Of comparison the
world over. They maintain that peculiar
elearness and richness Of complexion BY
the occasional use las rquiredJ Of DR..
Bull's Blood Mixture.
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Criminal Court.

The court met this morning At .
quarter to ten, and proceeded to empannel
the petit jury o Try cases.
The following is the list Of petit jurrors
Douglas Lane, John Marshal,
Russell Jennings. Dennis Curran,
A. G. Prmberton, Scoit Murphy,
Robert defender, Richard Taylor,
Lafayette Dri-kill, John Kellermnn,
James Kemp, Richard Ritter.
Frank Adams, Pat Harmed,
j. r. Boyles, w. 5. Allen,
Lev Thomas, VIM. Hogan.
J. J. Walkup, Thomas A. Fowler,
q. w. Alcorn, Benton k--ce,
%. r. Hatton, J. L. Yanies.