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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-10-11
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WHEELWRIGHT & BLACKSMITH.
/ respectfully announce to the
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The undersigned would respect
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Town of Abbeville, where he is
prepared to hire horses, car.
riages. hacks etc. and receive the
same at very moderate prices.
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C~nltivAtors, Solid Steel Cultivator
Teeth, and Points, Wrought Iron Stand
ard Cultivssor Teeth and Points, Sayre's
Patent Rorse Roe, Shovel Plows, Shovel
Plow Blades, plain and with Wings, OF
Ill sizes.
WROUGHT IRON BRIDGES.
Arch and Trapezoida' Truss, Cast Steel
Shnyeis. Cast Steel Mes and Garden
Rakes, Plante-s' Handled Hoes, Mowers,
Wheel Horse Rskes, Needle Cotton Gins
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

There are now fifty girls among the
students Of Cornell University, and
thirteen Of them are freedmen.
Michigan University has 134 women
studeots, and ito President says of the
experiment Of educating tho sexes TO-
gsther: "After our nine yean' exper-
iencs in eoeducation, Ne have been %
accustomed 10 see women take up any
kind Of university work, carry it
On succesfally, graduate in good
health, cause no eohaxrassmeut in the
administsatioa Of The institution, and
awaken no especial solicitude in the
minds Of their friends or of their
teachess. that many Of the theoretical
discussions Of co.education, By those
Who have bod no opportunity to exam
Inc it carefully, rod strangely to us
hese o. he ground. L i Z cause of
sincere coagratalatioa that, both in
thie eoun:zy and n Ensops, tie oppor
tunities Soe Wo0oa . obtnin . ex.
tended IN educa&ioa . nea are rap-
idly multiplying"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
sYsv q ~ MI Of LtSs"

- oess Pssvaless md disessssiag thaa
billie0 Disorders. Tie sy0pto0s ase Low
episie, va.t a esefU. rsslsssss. hsad-
sebs, - sspetise. sallov skia, eostissaes'
- oahse ailoseas Which shov he Liver i
i . dissassd sease and sseds regulating,
- ~ Psopss vsy 70 % Il i % Ne "DR
TAI AID PlLIA."
Thsis eGees o - liver asd Hood = voa-
1ssial, Ssooviag Piopss ssd ell ssupsieas.
lsavisg ~ esopssxiea lair asd isssA - IN
ysoeh. Psics 5 esos Q bex q thirty pill,
g fse hexo los $40. Gent y nail o.
sseeips q psies. b D.. Sveyse 1 Sen, so
Nod SID asssI HAila6slPAis. Sold b
IN lno1anR 1FueGisea.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas. -. A. Glasseock and John ~. 6lass-
eoek Id b. sAsir certain Deed Of Trust dsred the
Aday of October. 1873. and recorded in the
Rseosdsr's oaDcs Of Pettis county, il deed hook
"a, page 3el, convey 70 the undsrssGned. ". y.
Evans. - trustee, all their right, utDe, intere-t
and esaaee, in asd 70 the following described real
estate situated in he county Of Pett's. State Of
Missouri. Wis:
IL the toWn Of DSesden. Petfis county, Missouri.
Which sajd eooveyaoce was unode u trust 70 So
cure the payment o. scestsn promissOry note in
aid dsed described, and whereas TIE said note has
become due ADD Is unpaid. Dow thsresore in e.
cortance vith the Provis'ons Of said deed Of
trust, and as The request Of The legal holder Of
said note. ] shall proceed to sell the above
described real estate in the town % DFesdea in
the county OF Pettis and Seats stoFesasd, to the
highest bidRT fos cash, ut public auction. on
"WEDNESDAY, TEE 2esh DAY Of NOVEMBER,
beSseea the hours Of nine in the fOreao0u and
ave il The afternoon Of that day, tn satisfy Sid
note, together vish the cost and expenses
Of executing this trust
Dated THE Ssh day of October, lS79. Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

A young woman Who served out a
sentence In The Maine State Prison
found means Of education, and becom.
ing thoroughly reformed, left the prison
in appearance . lsdy. She was em.
ployed BY . dry goods firm As sales
woman. and gave perfect satisfaction
to her employer, till one d.
wealthy lAdy Of the place entered
the store and recognised her. Calling
tho proprietor aside, she told him that
the girl had been IN the State prison.
He replied that b knew it, bat that
sbe had doe her duty faithfully, and
that they were we'll satis6sd with her.
"Well," nid the lhdy, IF you keep
her in your store ! viii neither trade
with you myself nor suffer any of my
friends to, If 1 can help it." So the
proprietor, rather than lose his Gus
TONER. called in the poor girl and dis
charged her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

The actual returns of the present
years crops in The South, - FAR q
known, are interesting. The cotton
yield i larger BY half . million bales
than ever before in the days of slavery.
The tobacco crop = greater BY twelve
million pounds than last year, and the
production of sugar exceeds by two
hundred thousand hogsheads that of
1873.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

The Memphis Appeal nys that for
ty-four and four-tenths per cent. Of the
white people Who took the yellow fever
during The late epidemic died; Of the
black psopls sixtesn and six-tenths
per cant. died. There were altogether
1857 cases Of yellow fever and 4S7
deaths, q total death percentage Of
th,rtv-oue and Gx-tenths.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Mr.. James r. Randall, the author
of The Southern var song, my Mary
land. i e2srk Of tie Senate Invest.
sasine Committee nov in New Or
leans; the steooerapber Of the Com
mittee, the 1Emes Of that city adds. is
Mr.. Small, of the Atlanta Constitution,
tho writer of the ''Oid 81" papers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

A Bshop Of the socalIed '1nde-
pendent Catholic Church." was in
stalled ct New York on Sunday eve
ming. . week ago. After the oere-
mony the new prelate delivered 40 i'd
dres, setting forth that the church of
Rome i . frasd, . sham and . means
of wriagins money from the poor. If
this Independsnt Catholic Church
doesn't 70 for Ill the money in sight
il = IN anomaly.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Hoeatio Seymour. Who % spoken Of
% kvosahly - The probable nominee
of the Dsmeesatie party for TIE Pre-
desey, = seventy ysan Of ags. but in
perfect health, and his mind . aid to
be - clear - It ~ thirty years ago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
ADNINlsrRArRIX NOTICE

Notice v heg0hy sivea, that letters Of Admin
sserAiion on the estate Of E T. ShOeklett, Do
ceased. vese gsaoeed n the undersigned. 90 the
sseh day u October. 1873, b. The Probate Court
AZ Pesiis County. Missouri. All persons having
claims seaiaes aasd sseass are iequsrsd 70
exhihik them fSs allowance to The Administrative
within one year sltef the date 81 said letters,
they nay b prseiuded fFom any bsneot a such
sstste and e sch claims Be not exhibited
within TOO years from The date Of this pubsica-
Of October. 1879.
LOUISA J. SaOCKErT.
n16vls Admiaislnarix.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
TRl-STEE,S SALE

Whereas. John Y. CArp~uter, and Mary u. Car.
p~nt~r, by their certain deed 81 trust dated the
18th day Of Ierennt~r. 1s7l, and recorded in the
Recorder OfBre Of Pitts county, nj deed book
9, page So. conveyed tn the undersigned trustee,
ali their right, title, interest snd estate, in and
to the following descrihed real estate situated IN
ise county NJ Prttis, State Of Missouri, viz: Lot
10 Que, in block lsl two, in Rtter's Addition TO
the city nj Seslis, Pettis county, Missouri, ScOrt
log to the rreOrird plot thereof, which said con-
veyancs vas made in trust To- secure the payment
II one certain promiss-Ory note in ssid deed de-
rrihed; and vheseas. the >sld note has become
doe and is u hid, nos therefore, IN accordance
With the provisions Ot saId deed Of trust, and nj
the request OF the legal holder 81 sati note.
shall proceed to ssll the above Described real
e>tate at court house, in the city Of Sexis in the
county Of Pettis, State aforesaid, to the Highest
bsdieT Tor cash. nj public auction. on
TUESDAY, the 2sth DAY of OCTOBER, 1877.
lesweeu the hours ot nine in the forenoon and Eve
in the afternoon Of that day. to satisfy said note.
together with the cost and expense Of executing
this trust.
r. H. SANS;REE Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Two men recently started from
Minneapolis, Minnesota, on tho came
train, carrying conflicting deeds to .
piece Of land in Sioux Falls, and each
resolved 10 gst bic document 6rst. As
they approached The city one of them
climbed upon the engine, slipped the
coupling, LEFT the train to take care
Of itself; and rushed on, securing Q
record Of his title half IN hour before
hin rival, who had waited for another
locomotive.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Nsslee 10 hsreby Gvss, thst ths uadeYsianed
adEmiaSsesasos q The eseas0 q Macy D. Holman
dsesased, viii mako Anal seetlemeut Of h,s g.
eooDss Uieh sai1 ooeate a. osrh administya1o1 q
shs Dsxt term a Tie Prohsse Court Of Heetis,
eoasey. Aisoeos,. 10 b hold . q The eisy q
esAnlA, 10 nd County, On the 10sA dny d
JOHN q. AADLkA
S-SOV<l A6msnsserntoH.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

New York Star.
Certain parties residing IN this city
have received private telegsans iron
Paris conveying the istelkgsecs thas
Miss Sickles. tie only child OF Gen.
Daniel E. Sickles, hts United States
Minister to Spain, be- eloped With
IN Englishman named McCsrthy. he
pair having Aed to London. Min
Sickles Is about twentyix yeass q
age and . highly soco@pln6sd. II
appears that her acquaintases With
Mccarthy bad it, origin several
months ago, while she ~ living b
Paris with her step-mother and two
step-sisteB, and that Tie AMIR culoi-
mated when Gen. Sickles arrived IN
tho Preach capital . short tine go
for the purpose Of bringing Ais family
hooe to New Yoek. Nearby =
said to have Q vile now Living, and
his social connections are very Aincy,
On tn. .se.p.de becoming k.eva.
after the 6rst shock Of surpf;ss. Gen.
Sickles Immediately formed . rssolu-
ton to pursue The pair. He let Tor
London, but On reaching that city Ill
trace Of the fagitivss ~ lost. S.
curing the services Of dstse6vss. he
father succeeded in disoovseing den,
and swore out . complaint and bed
them arrested. A. mi ut b sxpectsd.
the affair has created quite . ss1satios
in American circ3es, both b RAsi
and 1t the Eeglih capitol. vbsss the
lady was veil known IN secisty. Tbe
family has resided in Par1 foe soos
time pest, and they hsd iptsodsd ~
turning to ths city o. To arrival Of
The General L.
Mis- SickleS' hayward cboios yin
arouse unusual interest," aod comment
on acoount Of hef htAegS eAeeksgs6.
romantic and sooeWhat esratic easssr.
Born in 1872. b stsdied q ~
University a New Yosk, ~ q.
mitted 70 tie baR In 1874. narEisd,
and Tie heroine q IL Pssssnt saaqeds
Was horn 10 BIZ 6nt via He
plunged actively into Peblie lie. md
soon caue 10 b recognised - 90 Of
the ablest politicians and taceiefans Of
the country. Pro0pt, oosnesose
aud full Of expedisatl y delayed
% ability 70 carry ont psc5eeb hr -
youd tie grasp II Dose osa a BID
years. In lSl7 be ~ mt 70 IL
State Assembly b. . Dsoecsstic CO.,
stitseocy, and u 1855 ~ sppoistsd
Corporat,on Attorney IN New Yolk
City. In Tie sane ysar, sooa sller
Fercs took BIZ ssat - President
Buchansu ~ ssat - Amssieas Mn
isesr 70 ths Cont q g. Jano.
whittier 6icklee aeeoopanied hin -!
q Legstioe, cd tbsrs
esAhl16ed socia1 eooDegejooo aD6
& isodship which Dov yssdse- oose|
hitter ~ seandaloas a6VoneWo q 81
ehil1.
Geeesal 0SkIss yonaiso1 > Ghsoo1
With DocAnnen unm ~ lhssir rooafn
ID 10 ADsfisa, and thsa baona work
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
While riding In Union county, Ore.

While riding in Union county, Ore
goo, recently E. A. McAllister, a
herdman. came upon . wildcat. Un.
slinging biz lhso. be caught the beast
fairly around the neck. Instead of
pulling baok, however, the wildcat
made for home and r,der With power
full leaps. McAllister fed for his life.
with bin end Of the rope tied to the
pommd Of his saddle. He ran at
breaknsck spsed for . mile, and then,
looking back. aw that the animal was
dragging dead behind.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Not,se il hereby given, that the unsiers,gn~d,
j. 4. Barrett, Of the estate AZ q. 9. Barrett, de-
ceased, will make final settlement Ot his ~.
counts with said estate ssSch administrator ut
the next term Of the Probate Court Of Pess>
County, Missouri. to b. holden Sednlia, No., N
said County, On The lOsh day vi Noveober. A. d.
1879 J. H. Harrett.
lO-l>-v&t AG1aninistT NtOr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

Milwaukee dispatches estimate the
defalcation Of Bose, the book-keeper
of the Wiscoosin Fire and Marine In.
saranos Conpa,ys Bank, At froa one
hundred tho0sasd 10 . quarter Of mil
lion dollars. The remarkable state
ment y made In the telegrams that
tho defaloation dates back for ten
yearA during I'll Of which time the mis-.
appropriation Of The hanks funds went
on undetected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

A new ply has besn introduced 10
New York in which tbere = one colo
mel. two captains and four lisutenants.
The only high private in the play 10
IL fsllev vhs sslls sP he curtain.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

~. 49, or: :s ssss &c $3.50
1Apsdne.es 10 nani.ee; IL sasss ~
&c: s:.:. i !, 3d. DIG ~ x8 ss:s5s q re
CA.s:s Sn:se = Lsa. NJ, - ~
oDoeia6se Read his vosk.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02
NOrnE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT.

DTNE Up fINAL SETTLEMENT
All creditors aud others interested IN the
estate Of W. ~. p. Shy. deceased. notified
hat the sslminisis 1T raid estate
intends TO make hna! >ettrn. Mt NJ said estate
At the n~xt term of tine Probate Court of Pestis
county, tn nv holden at Sesi,,lA, in said county,
IN thu second Monday OF f~huary. iss", IL
beng the 9th day ut fes,,ary, lsss,
VIM H. HIGGINS.
Administrator OF said Estate.
H. C. Sunet Attorney. ll-1S-W>t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

We goods the United ssat rspst
Fscsors With Million Of dollars capital Of e
u line.
All the styles and latest patents procure The White and
finish order prices beyond the competition Of small csa An vok
thoroughly warranted All inspection
good 81 men competent to judge and willing ahds their decision
All repairing done the seyls cheap psoapNy
l7Nd&wlyE1
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

what can jump seventy-fve foot
straight up-ah, and twice that distances
down-ah, provided biz legs will take
him that far-ah, all a7gvine into the
ark-ah. And the heavens of the
windows was opened-ah. and The
floods Of the great deep kivered the
waterfall. and there va Shem, and
there was Ham, and there was
Japheth-ah, all a-gwine in the ark
al"
Just at this point be stopped speak.
ing . few moments. wiped his fore
head, turned back his vristbands,
han his fingers through his hair. spit
and rubbed bis boot in it, drank Q
little water, commenced % . lower
key, and proceeded - follows:
"But time would fail me, my
bretheren-ah, to describe ell the
that went into the ark-ah.
Your patience and my strength would
give out before I got half thro1gh-ah.
We talk, my bretberen. about Tie
faith of Abraham and the patienos Of
Job-ah but it strikes mo they didn't
20 much ahead OF old Noer-eh. Il
tuck . right smart chance Of both 70
gether up al that gopber-wood and
pitch and other truck for to build
that craft-ah. lam . sort ofcarpeotsr
myself and have some idea Of tho
iobah. But 10 hammer, and NV,
and maui. and split away On that ose
thing. . hundred and twenty yeais Oh.
m lookin' for his pay u another
world-ah-I tell ye, my bcethereo, if
lie Lord had asot Job ct that, its
nv opinion he would q tuck his vi1sis
advice inside Of City yeanAh. Be-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

MISS SIcKLBS' ILoPBlGDuT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

corriente, y Ia disposition del Superior
Gobierno de esta provincial de 19 de Sc.
tiembre de 1861 imponiendo la multa
de 25 pesos, segun marca la circular de
IA 10 agosto de 1857, q los que capri
chosamente rechazasen las monedas que
a1n conserven ell todo 6 parte del busto
9 signo con que siempre SO han distin-
guido.
Segun ell estado que publica la admi-
nistracion central de Rsntas, desde 1.
de julio de 1873 q fnes de febrero de
1879 ha recaudado ell fesoro: Por con-
tribuciones $431 ,402'45-Aduanas mi
lion 649,OO3 80 -Rentas estancadas 145
mil 293'49- -Bienesdel Estado Ia, 730'37-
Ingresos eventuales 81, ,0l4'23. Total
2.321 1896 -Diferencia de mas con
respecto 4 igual periodic de 1877 q 78
1854, 1862.
Durante- al mes de diciembre 1ltimo
han circulado en- eorreos Sc, ,533 cartas
particulares que han producido $6 mil
466'47, y 1902 pliegos oiciales. Va
lor en sellos inutilizados $35696.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12

L5ndres, febrero 29.-Las uoticiae dc
Espana hacen YER que ha sido desas
troso on extreme el temporal.
Veinte y tres marineros procedentes
del Ferrol, que SO dirigian a sus pue.
bios para asistir & las festas de Carna-
val, SO ahogaron, habiendo zozobrado,
durante una turbonada, el bote que los
conducla.
En- Madrid ha caido el jueves alguna
nieve y en- las provincias varias Was
ferreas estan enteramente interrumpi-
das por la mucha que cayo en- estos
dias.
El London News publica un despa-
cho de Madrid en- que SO dice que ell
general Martinez Campos aboga por
las reformas arancelarias, & fin de desa-
rrollar 81 tr4fico entire Cuba los Esta.
dos-Unidos; y tambien por que se SUI
priman los derechos sobre ell az1car y
agrega ell despacho: en- case de que 81
Consejo apruebe el sabado estas refor-
mas, as1 como la pol1tica general de
aquel iefe en- Cuba, regresara probable
mente & la Habana.
Otras noticias parecen ;ndicar que
permanecera en- Espaia.
Una avalanche cerca de Marburgo,
Austria, ha causado la muerte de 81
personas.