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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-23

XNERIcAN LINE F0R LivERP0OL
A rhs only s sY. s uPSSs sss
LORD ck kp sri, s4sE Tgb sH oR San %s$RhP
carrying The Belgian and United States nails sailing
. ..i% sas Nss AN
r4isr s n easfsfs sHd p.sss nNS GENERAL
M W"a, *; a. ssSsa nnss YORK
CuSAHD LINE NOTICE.
With Wow 20 diminish the chances Of collision the
steamers OF this line tAko specific course Tor All seasons
Boston s,ossins meridian Of 80 At IS latitude, or
on 'as crossing tho meridian of 80 at
e $sR E: is
low sna for he M and Sss,
'a's' Freight esd sr S khHsSSsns s ssss
sna YSSK as TTs gov STEAMERS
From Sss ssi'1 a$Ss Fix ss;s
Cabin $50 to ST. Excursion tickets ut reduced
NEW S's aos ss' ~ 46sSoS bfshor
cAsTALIA Jan e, "a N. CALIFoRNIA. Feb, / noon
@ j. SH1ssc
NSn SE K eSb L MEX ssHAERs
cT Y OF s.TfIs "ls ap sy
CITY x North sss so
5 sss ssss
Saloon staerooms, smoking aud bath rooms amidshps.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent. 81 and ss Broadway. NY.
Philadelpha office, los South 4th vt.
A Liam LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
Afrom baltimore. Shortest superb
Communications. IT, LEVE, Agent, I'll Broadway.
N Steamship Line, between New York. Southampton and
Company's pier foot of ed st., Hoboken.
WISER . saturday Feb. ODER. Saturday Feb is
Rates Of from New York for Southampton. Lon
First cabin 800 second cabin $50: STORAGE $50 Ro-
turn teksts ut reduced rates Prepaid scerage ccrtd
sTEEHAGE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE
sun " A''i oELEIchs CO., Bowling Green.
Il NEW YORK i Ai fo ShisToI. EAaLASp. DIRECT
oucesSs and ali ports u Bristol cS@nns From piOr il
s6NERsET. FEB. : ARRAaoN. Fob II
passage apply 70 ". D. MORGAN. Agent. 20 south Il.
NUION LINE UNITED STATES NAIL srRANEKS
" tor Qu.enstcwn and Liverpool.
Montana Jan 70 a.S tSA Xso$ina Fob ls. ..spM
Cabin passage $35, SIS and $75 according location.
Smoking, bath rooms and piano ON each sIeainer.
WILLIAMS aUIoN. 20 broadway.
NILSSON LINE or STEAMERS
w for Southampton and Hull,
from Eagle pior, Ho1oken as foiiovs-- -
SORRENTO. Jan. ~ HINDOO Fob. II
Through iading port. on
Of England and Scotland also TO the Baltic aud
SANDERsoN 4 SON. Agents,
100000 80 South William 1T
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BOAIlDEIss WANTED.

I -HJ7 WEST Y1D sf-sUSNY FRONT ROOMS WITH
l.BVar bath aud hro; convenient to Metropolitan
Eieyated harvad @U to ST. Tor twV; ". single roomA
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LEGAL NOTICES.

49, < =. ~
4 OKAliO EMAUrf. Observation-Disclosures
llEMMOrr OF las Gil LDKEN. -Fursuant to judgment
Court Of Justice Chanccry Divsion
lvth May 1898 nado Ia The action In Tho NATTER tho
ESTATE OF hOkAIiU EMMurf, dcecascd, "Emmott and
others VS. Low 1878 ~ the following inquiry Was d.
An inquiry tho KIM according TO
the statutes for thc distribution OF lntestate Eys OF
tho testator orato Emmot deceased living at the time
his death, and whether dead, aud
who are tho rsspeetise legal personal
bs next VI kin vi tho said Ioiatio Enilnott, lato
VI ~ Uoro crescent Victoria Park svath Hackney Mid
iicsox, England, living, nt tho time OF his dcath,
,ls s1,h Of tc5ruary 1878 or to DO tho legal per-
sona representatives OF such Ut tho Of kin now
dead BY tbur solicitors before the 18th Fob
rnary ls 10 come Ia and their claims ~ the vha
bors of Vice Chancellor MRiins, No. Stone budings,
Cnanesry lane London in default thereof they VIII 10
pcrenptOy excluded from the benefit of the sad judg
insr ~ LsDAY the 18th March, 1879, ut ~ o'clock ~
at the said Chanbors, appointed tor hearing and
sdjudeating upon The claims. N B.-Ihe above named
christopher Emmot was hafbrother OF she testator
Horatio aud when last heard Of In April, 1867
siding at New lorl aud 10 believed then married
Hc II living he prcdcceased the tcstuor his children
would 10 OF Kin to the testator Horatio Eninot Dated
this a3d day of December, 1sTs. ALFRED KAwLINsON,
Chief Clerk lNGlEDEw, INCE and GkLESlNu. 81
Bonss Chabers Fenchurch It,, London, ~ ~ seis4tosS.
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sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. TUES
DAY TIL URSljAi and SATURDAY, at ~ NJ. connecting
with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST aud
WEST: als with steamers for NEWBERNE aud WASH
INGTON, n. e, steamers for LEWES, Del, and RENO.
BOTH BEACH, and connecting railroads, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, at2P. NJ.
Through passenger tickets and bills of lading to all
points Insurance for Norfolk Ac, ut
per Frewhts received daily pier 81 North River
n L. McCREADY, President
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lJNDEE THE PROVISIONS OF A DEED or TRUST

mortgage, dated December 1877 made to
W United stAtes Corset Company will sell at
public auction ut No. o4l est I'D York city,
the I'd day vi january 1873, ut 10 ocock A NJ AL tho
Machihory, Equpno and otilor Property
psny forth and covered by said trust aec seized
tho Office Of the company. Dated Now
York, Docomber 4, 1sss ny EDw ARD SCliENCk 4 son,
AuesioneeIs. H. H. Ammaown, N W. T. Hatch, Trustees.
The mentioned sale January H. 1877
same houi and place T. II. Anmdovn n. W. 7. Hatch.
Trustcea
The mentioned saio is adjourned TO January "a
lSsv ~ Same hour and place H. Aniiidown. N. W. T.
Hatch, trustees.
NNILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCrIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
w this day, ut o'cioek, NJ the auction ROOMS, t3
Bovcker ST. Gne walnut farior and Chamber SUITS, Blu
large lot of ingram Carpets, Oiicloths. DC, &c
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come from the steam dredger in The
Fall. but that rsoo. -Qas aeosrte9 esd
had 3 steam u aud the wlisiilnl
~ tW near to pf2q of I'll
90 position thu it p6ebe@ fros
I'd bos in r |6ors ~ til
people f.,cked out Of their houses the
excitement spread, sod men began to
attempe TO definitely monte tho sound,
while women clustered together and
HhIp8ed 10 each losAes Ivohrks n
reference To spirits. The policeman
on The heat ,jained the. seanch. and il
Vas determined that the sound Vas in
OF ab4utths bit faetoiy alti NV mill
OF Asendorf & Dreyer, at the corner
Of West Falls avenue and Lombard
street. but the whistle in that estai,.
lishment r,se aboye the roof. and ihe,e
was mo- sign Of steam escaping from
il, such rs would be the case If il were
l,eing used. However. entrance to
the premises WAS gained. and ~ the
explosaiioa party worried sheir Wy 70
the cellar the secret was sslved.
Two cats were having q select circus
Of their own just where the wire
leading e. the valve Of the whistle
hung down. and in their tumblings
they now and then dragged on the
wire. thus opening the : valve and
permitting the escape Of the cnn6ned
air from the pipe and producing the
noise. The cats we're driven out, the
dors we're locked and the whistle "a.
sfterwarl silent until it resumed IT,
normal work On Monday.
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TRISrEE.S SALE

Whereas. klrhard p. Shackleobrd, and Eliza
heth u Shas.aIrforA. his Vic, by their deed Of
IT,. ~xseuossi tie 18th DIV Of S~peaenarr ls73,
- duly rsoosted in the ooce Of - vseor,i~r 1T
'onAt>. IN ao9 for tho enaDty - feit's, IN the
500 IT Mi0Duri, - trnae depd and mortgage
rse1Td No. !. on pages rs emf ~. conveyed to
?. hs brsdlset ttn.s~-, ~ foNas ing Aesrr. he'd,
real >ctste, situate the county of Petti>. AMI
stsieot Missouri, to-wt: The east half Of the
ship torty eight yssl. vi range twenty three Ci)
eonfsinin. ~ srrcs more or less. whRh sand
Conveyance made IN trust secure the pay
%sn' on, 81 nes",,ssls pr""'-~"ry "o'e' in said
And. Whereas, ~ the terR,s of sad decd al
trust, 70 ~ further provided, that the event Of
tbs ab-sncr. Death. refusal 70 ast disability in
any ~ise ef me SAIL n. Bradford. ihe then
setting Sheriff at said Pettis county, Missouri,
should on request of the legal holder III said
nois. proceed tn >si said pOrIsrty, much
| thereof Ss may t~ necessary to pay the amount
>IsS'ifeat I'M said note with interest and cost Of
executing this trust.
AMI, wberess, the sa,d y. II. Bradford. refuses
:" art a. trustee n aforesaid, anil said note has
ssSosn~ due. AMI default has been made in the
payment 81 the same. Now, therefore, at the
pursuance Of the terms of sad deed Of trust, the
unsic sgn"d sheriff of said county, will. on
THURSDAY yist, JAY ne JULY, ls.9.
between the hours of9 oclock a. M. and ) o'clock
D. M ut s'sisi day. at the c"urt house door, the
Of Missouri. pr"ce,.i to- sell the above s>srits-s
property u. pu'sl,c venur. To the highest bidder
f,r cash. To- satisfy ~sri nts aud uret interest
AMI the cost of executing thiS trust
L. y MURRAY
7-i-wj sheriff at Pettis County.
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ORDER nE PUBLICATION.

~ tina County Clr-uss Court. September Term.
49,. Ssinu, T. ti,sh,. ns,n li,'ni, w. t;sorg~
X smith, Joh.a I>h fs,,hi fi>h. tr,nriS Fish,
an.i Mary Fish, hrs w.fs, defendant.
Now conll the stctrn- isnt George X. Smith, ant
has have tn answrr t.. plaintiff ~ tition sixty
days after tins term, AMI % Appearing to the
-tIsE,,i"n 81 the e"urt that The defendants John
Fish. David Fish. AMI Frshes> Fish. AMI Mary, bis
life. cannot h. -tifnsos'i..t IVA this action, -
nrcrsd that puLInas he inssie nOtiiyIn. them
that action has been rs'snsi.cnrsst against them
the Circuit Court at Pettis County. in the State
1T Mi->s9ri. the and object of whs.h - to
ipr. cio-e u deed ut trust executed by the sand
siieu.,nts. Issvti Fish, Frasei~ Fl and Mary .h,s
WITT. jo d p Hughes, trustee to secure -
e~rt.,in negotiable. prosnissory note executed Nv
said last named sten infants, to John Fish, dated
March 18th. 1877, payable ten years after date, for
the sum oi 81 ga. and hearing tan per cent.
interest Per anunin from ate. upon the follow ing
described real estate. situated in ssd Petts County
part of u tract at ." acres Oft ot the North
end Of ts.e last hslf, ct the south east quarter
81 section ~. In township ~, aui range -, West
oi p. NJ. ant bring that part Of ss.t 20 acre
tract which lies East of the center 81 the Sestsns
AMI t'ececa ar Ss'ialrs ant Warsaw road; also ~
acres ots Of the North end ut the West hslf 81 the
south west quarter ct j., the aforesaid
tow n-hip. range also a hyc tract heing the
West half South west, South west Of scctioR -.
's,rn2 due and payable annually said deed IT
trust bearing date the said 18th day Of March,
1877. and is,ns reeored IN the Recorders Office
IN the sarl Pe,t,- County. IN Trust DEED kreoIi-
and charming assignee of sad John Eish
foreclosure o: said deed Of trust
Tor tine two year. interest unpaid upon
SAID note amounting 20 two hundred dollars, and
PRAYING for dsrree enforcing SAIL
deed Of trust and foreciosing the equity II
redemption OF the defendants OF and to said
real eststs. msrh thereof should he
necessary to satisfy such Judgment and costs,
and unless they he and appear at the next regular
term Ut this Court to he begun end held al the
city u Sesislia within and for Prttis county. on
6rwt MOrpSinV nj ApOf fsP md nj
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29
An UNFORTUNATE NAN.


Joe Brown iives not far from
Sedalia. Joe is q married man and
keeps house. He has a wife and
three children. There is also dog
and cat, and, We suppose, plenty OF
rats: Joe is very piQus. and last
Tuesday morning, as usual. Joe called
the family to prayers.
But they didn't have prayers Tues
day morning. No indeed! Joe can't
pray worth a cent now. After sum.
moning the family around him aud
looking at the clock that was ticking 81
Justify on the mantle. Joe found out
that he must push things that morn
ing, for Time won't even wait on
religion.
After getting the family seated
around him Joe gave out the hymn.
After this he read two verses of the
gospel according to st. John
Joe's oldes. hoy, during the mean
time had concluded to have q little
fun. The dog wanted a drink, and
he gave him scalding water.
Just as Joe was in the midst of N
fervent prayer the dog set up howl.
His wife kicked at the brute and over.
turned the pan of water. Joe had
his boots Of. and when the water
came in contact with his feet he
yelled out:
Code nifty! OLord :" lie gave
a jump and landed square on the
cats back. This slightly increased
the music, and not b-ing used 10
serving as a pack mule. pussy took
exception to the liberty, and b.
using her teeth and claws s"on mad"
her presence felt. As the needle ike
fangs came in contact with bis
scalled foot .Joe yelled:
"Gosh ! Somebody take 'em Oh.
quick! !"
The old lady rushed to the rescue
OF Joe. but the water had became
slippery. and m her haste she fell II
on the foo, and hit J"e square ON thu
ankles, which sent him Ia grass and
his head came in contact with the bel
post while his feet knocked two teeth
down the old ladyis thrust.
The old lady didn't know hut that
Joe had struck her n purpose, so she
just got up, and after getting the teeth
out of her mouth started to her
fathers.
Joe got up too, and after giving
one unearthly yell started after her.
Ia the haste he made, and blinded hv
blood he stumbled over a chair and
landed fat on top Of the dog and
knocked one If the boys down.
Hearing the racket the neighbnrs
rushed i'm. Joe was taken to the
police court. but after hearing all the
facts in the case. his Honor concluded
that Joe wasn't drunk aud had him
conveyed home on a stretcher.
A BAZOo man went out to view tie
damage. Joe was lying in bed await
ing repairs his wife is at her fathers !;
one Of the boys was in bed with a
very sore body the dog has gone on
q tramp and the cat has changed her
boarding house. Things were lying
scattered around everywhere.
The BAZOO man saw the mischief
maker outside the door and went t.
interview him. The only thing he
had to say was:
IL swar! who'd a thunk such a
email amount of water would have
caused such q row ?"
He will start for Leadville before
Joe gets q chance to be around.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29
"A GOOD PLAN

Anybody learn to make money npsdy
operating IN Stocks. by the 'Two Cnerring Rules
for SUcess." in Messrs. Law renee q C.'s new
circular. The combination method, which this
nrm has made 40 successful, enables people With
large or small means tn reap all the benefits OF
largest capital and hest skill Thousands at
orsisrs, IN VARIOUS sums, are pooled into vast
amount and co-operatei q mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the advantages
OF the largest operator. Immense profits are
divided monthly. Any amount, from q To s. .,eso.
or more, can ne used successfully. n. Y. Baptist
Weekly, September 10Th, ISIS. says. by the
combination system So wouli make ST.,
per cent $a' pays $50. or per cent. STU"
makes S1nW. or 10 per cent on the stork. during
the month. xsvOri,ns tn the market" Frank
Lesle's IIlust rsts'i Newspaper. june 18th ..The
combustion system is founded upon cOrrcst
business principles, and no person need he with
ont i,cosne while u ~ kept working by Mcssrs.
Lawrence Co. Brooklya Journal, April lsth
'Our editor made net profit al S1o1..5 from
So in of Mes>rs. Lsw renee 4 Co. = combine
| tons" New circular tms,lssi free) explains
everything. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Lawre DO. Bankers,
| 81 Exchange Place. y. y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

An engagement took place between
. hand of Indians, . portion of Sit
ting Bulls warriors, and . detachment
of Gen. Miles troops, at Beaver
Greek, d. T., in which the Indians
were driven back to their camp. The
troops lost four Indian scouts killed and
two soldiers wounded. The loss of the
Indians b not stated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The quarantine laws Of the State ol
Texas are little too severe. 1t will
have had efjec: on the State. as il
~ll tend 10 stop immigration. Immi.
grants must keep out until the wealth
er gets cold enough to freeze them ia
death.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

Iu the strike Of the railroad men
in East St. Louis the companies have
begun to compromise, and the proba-
bilities are that the men will gain their
point. The pay Of the laborers
only amounted to a dollar . day. or
ten cents per hour and the strike was
for IN increase to . dollar and . quar-.
ter . day. This is certainly little
enough. ~ q man cannot possibly sup
port family on q dollar Q day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The work of Engineer Eads on the
jetties has been pronounced highly
satisfactory, and IN order has been
made for the payment of his demands.
But still the Wachusett can't get "a
St. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

Boom follows boom, but the Hon.
William Almon Wheeler Is all uDcon.
scious of the cares of life. Sill he
fishes on. It may not be uninterest.
ting to some. and . matter of news to
Others, to know that the gentleman
spoken Of draws his pay Is Vice Pres.
ident of the United States.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The Denison papers are kicking up
. row with the authorities because q
hog pen is allowed to remain in the
city. Here 10 Sedalia they don't use
pens. When q fellows hogs gets hun.
cry and be Is too stingy to buy them
something to eat. he just turns them
out to prey on his neighbors' vegeta-
bic gardens.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The St. Louis Times advertises that
Q lost girl has l,een found. We know
plenty Of young men hereabouts that
lost their young girls and would be
willing TO pay a liberal reward for
their recovery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

Mrs. Van Colt thinks saving souls
doesn't keep body and soul together
worth q cent. and has struck for high
er wages. Troops should be forward.
ed to suppress the embryo riot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The .Hysterious shrieks Of the
Whistle Of Q Baltimore 0aW.lli
From the RAit,mese American.
On Sunday afternoon. while Ill wa
peace and quiet in the neighborhood
Of Falls avenue. Lombard street and
Concord street. tho few residents
thereabouts who were DsA doing the
hours away were surprised to hear Q
noise like that Of steam whistle
close ut hand. Again and again il
wac repeated. so@etioes IL short,
sharp screeches /; again in . lsng
blast, and then shortly - II che
valve were but half open. The
matter vas decidedly mysterious.
There are plenty Of Whistles u the
vicinity in various factories, bot
those establishmeuts were oil clDed
up for the day. Tho 6res were ont
in their furnaces, their boilers we're
cold, and their doom were closely
fastened. The noiss might have
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

From the Denver News.
1t used to be said in the early times
in Denver when the free and easy
life of pioneer days was thought q
necessity, that ladies sometimes
masqueraded in male attire especially
at night-just to see what it was that
detained their husbands do3n town
60 late. One in particular had a very
attractive-husband, and woman like.
she was very fond of him. 1t seemed
to her so precious q possession should
be guarded zealously, and she did her
best to keep him in view. But his
incomings and ouigoings were fire..
quent. Like the Irishman's fee, he
was anywhere but the place at which
he was expected to be found. Never
thelees she buckled bravely down
to her mission. and few were his
escapades that failed to come under
her personal observation. One nigh.
she traced him to q dance hall, and
just as he was leading one of the reign
ing bellies of the place to form a set in
q cotillion, a handsome dressed boy
interposed between them.
Il beg your pardon sir, but l have
q weakness for this girl myself" re-
marked the youth. land with your
leave Ill have dance with her,"
Before the astonished gentleman
could gather his senses about him the
youth and girl were whirling away in
the mszes Of the dance. 1t was the
look and tone of the intruder which
had dumiounded him. He had seen
that face somewhere, and that voice
was as familiar to him as spring
viOlets.
''He looks tn be every inch hoy.
and vet I'll swear its a woman" he
muttered doubtfully.
In a few moments the dance was
over and the hoy came close to him.
"Aren't You tired ?" he inquired.
"Well. yes" replied the citizen, ga
little! ]" .gf-
Nv ell. let's 60 home." suggested
the youth.
"Go-home!" interposed the citi-
.ens in tones long drawn out, while q
faint linking of the youths identity
began TO dawn upon him. Then he
stopped and peered wistfully into
the face wreathed in smiles.
"Will you 60 homer" the boy
again inquired.
1t vas hardly necessary tn have
made the inquiry. II Vas evident the
citizen had began 70 comprehend the
situation. But heaved . sigh rs he
replied cordially:
Il think / will"
It was his lest night out. The
places which knew him once, knew
him no more. Pleasure taken under
ssch espionage had ceased to he pleas
ing. The gentleman now is one Of
the nillars of sociefv. 7-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The new daily Greenback paper
that was to have been started in Soda.
liz is not O. vet visible even with a
large telescope. Perhaps Brother
Leach will he able to tell us something
about It.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

It is said that Grant is travelling in
the United States man-ofwar Rich.
moud, escorted BY another American
gun boat. Yet We believe America is,
or Was, . Republic, and her citizens
heretofore have been compelled to pay
their own way. Things have certain;
y greatly changed in the past few
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

Buford has been sentenced TO the
penitentiary for life. 1t is hardly prooa
bic, in view of past cases, that Buford
will remain in the pen over year Of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The St. Louis police are still hunt
ing for Sanders, the murderer of Off
Ger Printz. A Sedalia policeman
would have had Sanders 10 limbo long
since.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

Gen. William f. Barry Was buried
from Fort AsHesry last Tuesday,
Gen. w. T. Sherman and some of
staff being present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

According to the Millesits tho world
will be destroyed during the present
month. If any one gets scared it is
not TOO late BOW TO begin to pray. i
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

We have iastore the largest sock in the
city, aad Vill aell at prices - lov - III
lovss. Leave order~at NcClell.n Bee.
5-lldtf. KELLY & SuAYYeR.
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STRAY NsYT1cE.

Taken up hy Charles ". Ik-Iiassu. Twins. in Ia
monte f"~ n>h,p. P-ssIs county. Missouri. the
18th dsv III May, a. d. iSs,. and P">sss h~fore j.
W. baldwin, o,,e hay 10 ~ hands high, about
ten years old, q scar under the right eys. No
Psrc. v. Isns aud SssInuri Gregory this is,b day
9IWay, is.Y.
\ true copy from my stray Book.
s-Swlts J. W. BALDWIN.
Justice oi the l~ase tor Lamoute TIP.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29

The Ohio 4 Mississippi railroad has
been taken out Of the hands OF Re
ceiver King and transferred to the
company. u.s. .ft4.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-29
STRAY NtyTICE.

Taken M Wy g. T. frsn~i- AMI posted bcsorc j.
y. Howe, q justice ot the Isare M Washington
township of P-ttis county. n the al day of May,
Is.1. yuv mSr~. ~srn~ hurry roan. with white
stripe tho izs~ has ol.t SHOES in fv,sut ~
hsn'is high: - eight years "lI anti MARKS
81 ,<ssle and lsaru~s~. Aplrssest at 81 ny j. v.
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