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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26

DIR. A. J. Fuller of Bath accompanies DR..
Garcel0n in his southern tour. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-26
Local ann Giate NeWs.
Saturday, April 20, 1879.

sale of reserved seats for the military
drama, "North and SOUTH TO come off at
Granite Hall, Tuesday evening next, will
commence at the Eastern Express ONCE
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Tickets
have been put at the low price of 30 cents.
The old Unitarian meeting house is to be
sold by public auction, on the premises,
State street, this afternoon, Mt o'clock.
Mr.. Jones is the auctioneer. The purchaser
is expected to remove the building from the
spot at once.
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We have received the May number of the
chiltlren's magazine. "Wide Awake" as
fresh and sparkling as one of these spring
mornings vocal with the songs of blue-brd
and robin. 1t is crowded with beautiful and
useful things for the children. Just buy a
copy at pierce's, and see if this is not so.
Published hv ID. Lnthrop Co., Boston.
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Found Guilty.
Commercial.

York. April %. Geo. Emery was found
guilty of murder in first degree, for killing
his wife, in Jan.
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Strike.
WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGroN, April %. The Senate has
confirmed Edwin W. Koightley OF Mich, Sd
auditor of the treasury.
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No services at the Methodist church to-mor
row, the pastor being absent at Conference.
The Unitarian society have accepted the offer
of the Congregational chapel, and Sunday SER
vices will be held there at the usual hour for
morning worship, until further notice. Mem
bers of the society are requested to bring
with them the 'Hymn and Tune Book"
used by the society.
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If Eben Pillsbury is as unreliable in his
exposition of law as he is in politics and as Il
protessed temperance man, he must be an un-
safe counsellor. The parties who were re-
Gently advised to leave town, and not appear
before the court after they were sum
moned as witnesses, but who we're compelled
to pay fine of $50 each, have the same
Or,iniOn
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Pennington Falls has man who made
himself sick on Fast day by ovor-eating. He
i, probably Fast eater.
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To Let.
ON the East side of the river corner Middle Street
~ and Eastern Avenue house occupied by w. L.
:. WHITMAN, either furnished OF unfurnished.
Stable attached to premises; nice fruit garden.
Inquire of
apl22ttf AMBROSE Ii. ABBOT, Green st.
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superior Court-Judge White house.


FRIDAY, April %.
After spending an hour or two in closing
up the business Of the term, the court all
journed without day. The Judges dec ion
in the SANDER case, Aver against Leonard
was announced, viz. defendant found guilty
damages assessed at one dollar.
Assignm ents for June Term, 1879.
The following cases for the Jury as
numbered on the April Term is assigned for
the first week Of the June Term
rHrnsnlr, Ia, wEnN (June lO.h)
No. "A. Inh. of vassaboro' vs.. Buzzell; Priest, f.
100. Hubbard vs. Chase; p. &P., Bean & h.
lji. Spear V. Douglass & al. Spear :, Ian
l56. Jones vs. Withheld & al. BakerS b.. Heath
1873. Robbie vs.. Kelley al; Bean b., Trafton,
WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
-. Randall vs.. Craig; Bean & b., Gle, +. & I.
lG0. Coifan vs.. Williams; Bean & H., Otis.
" ls5. James VS.. Heath apt. IS. & l.. Tcomb Heath.
" l9s. Packard vs.. Wilcox Carleton, +. & T..
20i. Dana < al vs.. johnson; :. & l.. Ti;comb,
Blake, Bean & b.
" 205. Same vs.. Same; do do
THURSDAY, June i2th
2i3. Rowland W. Atwood; Silphen, Clay.
" ~. Dow ". CASTOR; Benjamin, Perry.
2i2. Hobbs vs.. Hobbs Webb, Hatch.
% 253. Thomas W.: Case; Gic, Bean Is.
262. Shaw Va. Wing; Heath wilson, Otis.
" "6j. Parlin nj. W.. Bradstreet; Heath Wilson,
John Greeley, }. II Greeley.
FRIDAY, June 18Th.
e2l. James vs. Patterson; Harrington, stilphen.
" 223. S~ligmsn IS. Cook; do Bean H.
2I6. Clay W.. Moulton; CLAY. Perry.
" 29s. stration B. al vs. Hoyey al; Baker &
BP.&P
800. Clark W. Linn; do do
SATURDAY, Jun. l4th.
No. 275. Brown al. vs.. Flint tr.; Heath & VIII
son, Lancaster.
e 20 Same vs. Flint do Robinson.
rs. Nat. Bank of Winthrop Readiied W.
Co; Bean 4 B., Heath Il W.
s99. whitney al vs. Hoyey 6 al; Baker & b.,
PIP.
1876. Whitman vs.. Clifford & ais. Carleton +. &r.
81. Woodsum vs. Austin; Il. W. W, Priest.
West Waterville Locals.
The Reform club of this place celebrated
its third anniversary, at Memorial Hail. on
Sunday last. Speeches were made by Hon
Neal Dow, J. X Osgood, Col. Eustis, and
other prominent temperance speakers. The
exercises of the day were as follows; Praise
meeting at Q \. NJ. n temperance sermon bv
Rev. l.. Given at IL. 30: at l.30 y. NJ speeches
were made by members of the different clubs
represented; and at 2.30 Hon. Neal Dow adj
dressed the meeting. and for the space of an
hour he held the undivided attention of the
audience. Mr.. Dow was followed by Messrs
Osgood and Eustis, both of whom proved to
be able temperance workers. The occasion
was one in which all were interested. and
which proved to be success. The enter
tainment given by the Reform club on last
Wednesday evening. was very ccssful
affair, and about $50 were netted.
The schools Of our village will commence
on Monday next
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This month closes the ulster and oyster
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The Standard says of the package of liquor
seized by the police from the wagon of the
Eastern Express Co..
IN. Is. The 'contraband' above men
toned was directed to parties in Cooper's
Mills, and our police had no jurisdiction over
it."
A useless lie. The package was directed
an. d., c. o. d., Augusta, Me-" and "our
police" have still jurisdiction over it. 1t
is in snug quarters at the police station, and
"M. D." hasn't the courage to claim his
property.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
BosToN, April Is.
Boston & Maine Railroad, lIolSif0i
Eastern Railroad, .i-s14f
Portland Saco Portsmouth Railroad, -S96-
Eastern Railroad, (ncw bonds) 3ts, 70-6-
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WAsHINGToS, April -
Senate.

The Senate proceeded to consider the reso-
luton relating to appointments bv the Secre-
tary and Sergeant-at-Arms
Amendments declaring no Union soldier
should be removed except for cause and no
| Confederate soldier take the place of any
| Union soldier, were defeated BY strict party
vote.
| The resolution gives the Secretary and the
Sergeant Arms absolute power over re-
mOyals and appointments in their respective
| departments.
Resolution was then agreed to.
| Mr.. Eaton, chairman of the Committee on
| Foreign Relations, denied the newspaper
statement that his committee investigated the
| amount of public money spent is furtheriug
the voyage of Gen. Grant.
The army bill was taken up.
Mr.. Paddock spoke of the necessity of
adopting his amendment, modifying existing
law so that the army can be used as Il posse
comitatus in new States and Territories, to
protect citizens from outrages.
| Mr.. Harris, from committee on epidemic
diseases, reported bill clothing the National
Board of Health with certain powers and
looking to the national quarantine to prevent
the introduction of contagious diseases.
Mr.. Voorhees, introduced joint resolution
to authorize the purchase of picture of
! Webster and Ashburton, negotiating the trea-
| ty of Washington.
Mr.. Paddock's amendment was rejected by
a party vote.
The sixth section of the bill, prohibiting
troops at the polls, was then read.
Mr.. Edmunds proposed an amendment that
nothing in this section be held to abridge or
effect the power of the President, under Sec
tions j23S and 1893 of the revised statutes
Laid on the table
Mr.. Edmunds moved to insert the words
''Unless such force be necessary to execute
the laws Of the United States. Rejected.
No further amendments were offered to the
9th section.
The two votes last taken were party votes
with the exception of Davis of Ills, who vot-
ed with the democrats.
Mr.. Carpenter moved to strike out the 9Th
section, providing there be no promotions or
appointments in the army, above the rank of
captain, except in the corps OF engineers etc.
Laid on table.
Other amendments were proposed to the
ninth section it being the last section of the
| bill. but all were laid on the table.
The President pro ten, announced the bill
now on its passage as it came from the House
no amendments having been made.
| Mr.. Edmunds made another effort to amend
the 9th section, but the amendment was laid
on the table.
The bill was then passed by strict party
| vote.
Mr.. Davis of W. Va, paired with Window
and Hoar with Mcpherson. Sharon was alb
sent.
| The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and upon re-opcning the doors, adjourn
ed to Monday.
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New Bridge.

PORTSMOUTH, April %. \ company mas
been organized to build IA bridge between FL
lot and Dover, with capital OF SlGO, 900, the
directors having power to increase the same
to 500, 900.
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Fire ut Mechanic Falls.

MECHANIC FALLS, April %. \ dwelling
owned and occupied by Albert +. lIcrrick Of
Mechanic Falls, was entirely burned at ten
Thursday night; probable origin, defective
fue. Loss, 500: insured. 500.
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Installation in Brunswick.
Fire i'll Newport.

NEWPORT. April -. The house and ell
owned and occupied by b. :. Edgcrly OF
Newport, was burned Friday afternoon at one
o'clock. Loss, about $500; insured for
$1,000. Cause unknown.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14
SHERIEE'S SALE

Bv virtue and authority Of . special exc
cution issued frOm the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Circui, eourt 81 Petite county. Missouri.
end 70 me directed in favor of the State Of
Missouri Ut the relation and to the use Of
Joseph A C. Brown, Collector Of the rev
euue of the Pe,iis county, in the state OF
Missouri. and sesinse John X. Wils0n,
Charles B Glaaacock. Georse @. Vest.
William A. Gains. Pascal q. Stafford,
James p. Leake. Theodore ~. Cnrtis snsl
Lannc~lot A. Hartman, jnslxment Tor back
taxea on the real essate hereinafter de-
scvihed for the wears 1867. 1868, 1852. 1870.
1871, ls.2, 1873, 1874. 1875 xnd 1876. snd
for the enforcement Of the lien Of plaintiff
against said real e~tsie, I have seized and
levied upon all Of the right. title and inter
est Of the said defendants. Of, in aud to the
following described real setate. situ.tsd in
Pet,is county, Missouri. to-w:t: The east
half OF the northeast quarter, snd the
south west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter, 81 section eleven. (lD, OF township
toriy-sesen. a. }. range twenty, t2O). and
the north -vest quarter Of the southeast
quarter ot section eight, (S). township
fossy.iosr, ~, range twenty one, GID.
and ] will on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JAN
UARY, 1879,
between the hours Of nine o'clock .. N.
and Eve o'clock p. %. OF said day, at the
eouvt house door in the city Of Sedslia,
in P<tsia county. Missnusi. and while the
circuit court ri said county il in sesaion,
psll the sAid land at public auction for
eseh. IN the highest bidder, 10 satisfy said
execution ard eosls.o
Z. =. MURRAY,
II l7vtd Sheriff Pestis county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

Gov. Curtin. of Pennsylvania. will
contest the seat Of Seth H. Yocum,
Greenback. Republican, in the Forty
sixth Congress. In bis notice he sets
out ninety-two specifications. That is
pretty good for staid old Pennsy!va-
mia. A great deal of irregularity and
misconduct on the part of election
officers is specified and actual frauds,
Together with Wholesale bribery Of
voters. Gov. Curtin says that if he
believed that bis opponent had re-
ceived . majority OF the legal votes
cast, he would not contest his right to
the seat, even though he knew the
contest could Be made successful BY
resorting to technicalities; but being
we'll assured that he received . large
majority Of all the legal votes cast.
be cannot, in justice to the $4,000
men who supported him. permit them
TO b represented BY man whom they
did not choose. If . very small por.
ton Of Curtin's specifications turn out
to Be we'll founded. be stands . good
chance to obtain Yocums seat.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

A Washington sp cial says that the
Missouri delegation in Congress have
not returned to Washington with much
enthusiasm for Hendersons appoint
ment % minister to Berlin. Letters
and petitions have been forwarded to
the department of State in favor of
the appointment The delegation
have signed the petitions. but they
arc not anxious to make a personal
call on the administration in Hender-
sons behalf; in fact one member says
he signed the petition ~ matter of
form and not with any idea that Hen
derson had any show for the appoint
ment. There are other members in
the delegation. however, who are will
ing to do all in their power to secure
the place for Gen. Henderson, but it
must be said that these members are
DemOcrats.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

Waco. Texas, January 6-Another
horrible hatchery has occurred in this
part Of the country. Some days ago,
- telegraphed At the time. the house
of old man Isaac Molom was robbed
BY masked men of $500. He identi.
6sd two Of the men, and yesterday
Constable Barlow arrested and lodged
them in Jail to await examination.
Last night . mob Of Is armed men
and masked quietly came upon and
overpowersd the guard. One portion
Of the lynehess carried the guards Of
some distance. while the balance 10
msined and shot the prisoners to
death in thsie beds. It Was . horn
be scsns. The doomed robbers beg.
eed for mercy and their screams we're
heard Q great distance. Their brains
were spattsrsd over the blankets and
keea Bowed wocss than at . hog-kill.
u.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE IN PARTITION.

whs r-as. NJ the - p'smh"r term. 1>sN. OF IN"
Circuit corrt Of P-tti~ county MlsAouri, Judgment
of u. rtition rendered. IN a certain csu-e pond
,ng IN sari court t~tweeu Kate Lynch aud Mary
Lynch, plaintiffs. AMI Navy f. Ir~hinan ami
ELIAS IN -hnsn. her husband. and Maggie Lynrh
sna Pstrick A. Lyn.h. defendants. amt the under
signed wa~ appointed special commissioner ~
sald court To- max" sale of the premises h"reib
Described orsie red IN sari Judgment To lie divided
amt pariit 'onsd. Nov, tho relore. on
MONDAY. THE GIN DAY OF JANUARY. ls'9.
will, NJ the court house door IN the County 81
Pst,is sforssaii. While the sad Circuit Court OF
Ps,fis county - IN session during the January
term thereof IS'9. seli the property described
IN said Judgment a. follows: Lots nine
and ten in block nnmier three IN the
C1tv Of Ssdala. in Pct-is county. Missouri. ut pub
he Auction tn the highest bidder. The terms Of
said sale are ss follows: One half cash IN hand
and the remainder Twelve mouths time from
the dnse at sale with ten per cent interest P~r an
mum from date ~ sale, the purchaser To execute
h,s note secured by deed of trust the premises
cold to secure deferred instalirn~nt.
MENTOR THOMSON,
i2.l:Wls special COMMISSIONER.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

his writing much better With his own
hand. Months passed on. Stewart
becoming all the time, more and more
q favorite in his new home aud with
the Governors wife and cons. and
daughters, none Of whom knew that
they were entertaining. unawares. .
nephew and c.,nsin. for Airs. Stew
art had never told her son that she
was the sister to the wife Of one who
had once been the Chief Magistrate
of the fine old commonwealth al Ken.
tuckv. At college Ste~art progressed
wonderfully. and finally the students
became anxious 10 know who this
brilliant stranger WAS. Ah"ut SIX
months after he had mairiculated, .
plot Was carried out. which Was re
marLablv eff;ctual in sscertxining the
social status If Freshman Stewart. A
knot of students. one day. heean in
the presence Of Stewart. I" tell Of their
an,eceden,s. One sIDke Of his fathers
sugar plantation at Bayon La Fonrche.
another told Of the number of bales OF
cotton which were grown on his home
place in Southern Georgia. another
was anxious about his fathers re.
election to the United States Senate
from Tennessee. and when the evil
dence was all in. it seemed that young
Stewart was in quite a heightened
crowd. He saw that his turn had
come to be assessed in the scale Of
social rank. S. pushing up his sleeves
and exposing a broad white forearm.
that appeared t. he eminently capable
Of telling u bufial" bull. he squared
himself in an inviting sort Of way and
said:
NV father. Enos Stewart. has .
little farm down ON the Kentucky
river. where he works hard to support
his family, aud he's about the poorest
man in this State. But can whip
anv man in this party that don't like
it,"
Thew all seemed to like it. fowever,
for no objection was raised and the
whole story soon became noised abroad
and Stewart became the toast. Event.
ual!y the Governors family and
Young Stewart learned Of the kinshir
existing between them. Stewart
graduated with high honors in due
course of time, and having exhibited
sparkling Wit. and brilliant order
OF native eloquence and talent. was
educated ut Trsnsylvania in the Law,
and is today an ornament OF the
Bench: just Judge and a good man.
Well provided with worldly goods. he
eased his fathers declining years. etil
loves. protects and nourishes his good
old mother, he;ped his brothere and
sisters along in the world. and is q
proverb Of gratitude. honor. dignity
and true manhood.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

The BAzoo EXTRA this morning
contains Governor Phelps mes
saee IN full. It Is . lengthy docu-
meut, but . very important and inter
estiae one. It Is = plain concise Pre-
sentiment Of The Affairs Of the
State. and replete with valuable sug'
restions for the correction of existing
abuses and recommendations tor new
laws to provide for issues and emer-
Rencies made apparent since the last
General Assembly.
The Governor carefully reviews our
Treasury Affairs and the action Of Mr..
Gates. Speaking Of the indictment
Of the latter. he says:
II the Treasurer il guilty as charged.
or has violated any other Law, let him
b punished. The Executive will
screen no one from punishment. The
laws of the State shall be enforced
against al alike. whether in public OF
in private life. But, as an act OF jus.
tice to the Treasurer, it is proper that
/ should state the Treasurer demanded
as,eedy trial.
He recommends IN increase Of rev
snue. the taxing of loans, and dwell'
at length upon the enormous expense
entailed BY the prosecution and main
tenanes of our criminals. The mes.
saxe, in its entirety, is one of the
most sensible and practical that has
emanated from q Missouri governor,
and ne commend It to the close atten
ton Of our readers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

The following is from the State
Tribune. Shall this man be debarred
frum participating in the caucus!
Amongst the callers at the Tribune
o6ce yesterday Was Democratic
Representative. who had been elected
- IN Independent. On being asked
il be proposed to 60 into the Demo
cratic caucus and act ~ heretofore
with the Democratic party. he replied:
Certainly. I only SOlted . ring. not
the Democratic party"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

At last the supreme court Of The
United States has passed upon the
question Of the power Of Congress to
prohibit polygamy in the territories.
fully affirming the authority in that
respect. This 10 the most decisive
blow yet struck at the Mormon church.
The question that now presents itself
to Congress. 10 simply this: Will it
permit that evil to exist"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14
The Price Of Corn.


Buriinstou HAwksy-.
"NO." the honest farmer remarked,
in tones Of the deepest detection. 1.-THE
hie crops don't do US . hit Of good.
What's the use? Corn only 80 cents.
Everybody and everyday dead Get
srin The farmer. Only 80 cents for
corn. Why. hy gum. it wont pay our
taxes, let clone buv our clothes. 1t
wont buy us enough salt to put US up
barrel Of pork. Corn only 30 cents
By jocks. it's q cold-blooded swindle
On the farmer. that's what it is. II
amt worth raisin corn for such price
~ that. its . mean. low robbery. I"
Within the next ten DAYS that man
had sold 80 much more Of his corn
than he had intended that he found
that he had to buy corn to feed
through the winter with. The price
nearly knocked him down. "What J"
he yelled. 80 cents fnr corn! Land
alive-3O cents! What are you
given us! Why. l don't want TO buy
your farm, j only want to buy some
corn! Why, believe there's nobody
left in this world but set . graspin'
blood-suckin' old misers. Why. you
don't want to be able to buv a national
bank with one crop Of corn! Thirty
cents for corn! Well. iii let nv
carriage hor-es run on corn stalks all
winter bef"re Ill pay any such IN un-
heard Of. outrageous price FIR cnrn ~
that. WHY. the country is flooded
with corn and 30 cents . bushel u .
blamed robbery. an ] don't see how
any man. lookin' at the crop we've
had. can have the face to ask such
price"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14

A GOOD PLAN.

Arvtoiy can learn 70 make money rapidly
operating IN Stocks. by the Two Cn~rrng Rules
for Success" IN Ms~~r-. Lawrence Cos n"s
circular. The combination method. which this
firm hs. made ~Iere>>fl. euahe- p cI~ with
lary.. or small means To- reap all the dement's Of
largest ~arl;sl and hest skill fh"u>anis 80 or
dor III vsrIou- -Dn-. ar.. rc"!e'i into one v.-t
amour; and operated - mighty whole. t'"-
securing to each Shareholder I'll the advantages ~
IN. i.ry--' OPERATOR. inrpcns~ pr'rts are .iivti'
.d monthly. any amount from - To S'sV. or
more Gun 10 used successfully. y. p'I-t
WsrkIy ~pt~inh.-r srh. ISIS. -ays. by ia" COM
h4nsrion system SI5 w.,uI MAKE So. "r l'-r
cent; e." yay- $50, or seven per cent. III"
uiak-- sl"a or !" r.r r-nt. "n rho stock. during
th. month. according 10 the market. Frank
Lsshs's Illustrated Newspaper. Jrn'' 9Th: The
combustion method ct "r"r"tn2 stock ~ the
most -ur,e>>iGl ever adopted. New N"rk lnds-
t.nd..ns Sep, tsth. ''1h. combination ~ st~,n -
founded upon corrs,-t tu>iu~-- p-incipls> and p'
person need 10 without INCOME while u - k@p'
working bv Ees-rs. Lawrence & Go. Bro"kiHn
journal, April !s'th: "cur editor ma'se net
profit 81 slot 2, from So, IN ono of Ms.srs- Law
renee a Cos rornhinatinn-.' New circular tmaiied
ire~) explains everything. st"cks AMI h"nfs
wanted Government bonds supplied Lawrence
4 Co.. Bankers. 81 Exchange Place y. Y. III .hwsf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-14
FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER.

il thoroughly ver.ed p bic bnsiness. guar
sntees ell HE vosk - 6.rt class in every
particular. He he hsd yesrs Of ezpsri.
saes II Tie employ Of The lsseess piano and
srsaa fsesesies in the country. Ordess
leis With Cnchssas 4 Tru1el. o. sent
through she possO@es to box Ga Sedalis.
Ne, win resolve psesps ssssasies. d4vly