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APARAEos
PERFECCIONADOS.

crtorios patentes para casas de concrete particu
lares.-Sres. John Wright Comp. Aparatos econo-
micos para alumbrar ingenios casas particuares.
Lo siguiente es un resdmen parcial de la maqui-
en- los taleres de los sehores abrcantes arrba NOM
brados.
Molinos de todos tamafos para cafa hasta 50 pull
gadas diametro. todas las mejoras para obtener
la mayor rextraceion.-Bombas paara guarapo. hori-
verticales horizontales jas portales de uno. dos
tres cindros. con expansion. condensaeion. sem
no gastan caldera, carbon nj agua.-Taehos al vacio
triple efecto con sus bombas condensadores q
sea el aqua. fachos de vapor al aire lbre.-Evapo-
radora de Wetzel B9ury ..Clarifcadores rec
de Hepworth. Weston. Manlove. Alliot. -Filtros de
precipitation de sacos. carbon animal. Filtros
les. Galloway multitubulares compuestas. -Calen-
tadores purifcadores de aqua para calderas que
bustible, quedando las caderas siempre limpias-
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Colocaclo Oh

I'm j6ven ingles que conoce blen su propio
idioma y algo el espafol, desea una colocacion
% soen pese s eG0lso Eduardo saf sy Gaeaa
he del Sol MIN, 90. Ata 40 iunlo
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PARA La HABANl ' MlTAhZlS.

Saldra de este puerto del II al IL del CO.
rriente ell vapor espafol Buenauenturd, adnni-
tiendo carga fete y pasajeros
Para informes dirigirse sus consignatarios,
VVande Donaingues u Comp.
h f5 r.
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C1HcuH H1Rc~
Caguas, P. R., Mayo de 1879.

Caguas, P. R., Mayo de 1879
Sr.
Muy Sr mio y amigo: Habiendo compra.
do Ia succession de mi hermano D. HI. Mas.
Sc "a. e. p. d., ell establecimiento de merce.
ria que tienen en- esta poblacion, tengo ell
gusto de ponerlo en- su conocimiento, hacien.
dole presente que desde esta fecha girara la
casa bajo mi nombre
BENITO MI. MASSO.
confriendo mi poder mi dependiente Don
Francisco Trilla.
Suplico a V. contint1e dispensando Ia
casa la misma confianza que la anterior
tomando notas de las firmas.
Benito M Mnss6.
Francisco Trilla firmara:
pp. Benito M. Masso, Francisco Ib'illa.
hta. jun.
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Almentadoras aut6matas y de vapor para ealderas.
que ofrecen seguridad completa econoniia- Alars
muy POGO costo, es impossible por descuido quel1at
las calde -Toda clase de pailas yalynlas para
zas para hacendas, almacenes ofcinas pulperias.
Molin S para maiz. fjos portatiles de TO sos e..
Despep; adores de sierra. cindro de cuchi es
peeial algotion-Aparatog para cafe de desRra.
no. y eparar el caracolillo. Maquinas para hacer
ladrios tejas ytubos de barro. MaquiHas de vapor
para al II. zanjear. etc.-Man6metro pir6metros.
bar6meras r-loies. laves. valvnlas toda Chase de
material yefectos de bronco y. hierro para mdQui.
arroz etc. Efectos de teegrafia. tramvfas. ferroca
rifles puentes do hierro Como tambien tod0 nnRte-
trales. u tSa
Para pormenores. precios etc., dirigirSe On Ponoe
& D. Roberto Graham, dnico agente en- esta provins
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DE VENTA.

Una estancia en- la Jurisdiction de Pehuelas
de 700 cuerdas de estension, algunas fincadas
de cafe y platanos, y otras de pastos y montes
virgenes propias para la siembra de aquella
planta Sc vende al contado a plazos como
dos. Para mas informes dirigirse D. Emilio
1bahez que reside en- el indicado pueblo de Pc.
iuelas h. 5 Ag.
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Los sefores que deseen encarg ar maquinaria agrf-
cola industrial para azucar. cafe arroz, maz, al
godon, riegos, maderas y las pequenas Industries,
pueden obtener toda clase de pormenores. precios
condolences de pago, dirigi6ndose en- Ponce Don
Roberto Graham Ingeniero. unco agente esta sla
de los fabricantes aDajo nombrados.
SESoREs
Manlove Aiott Comp. Nottingham Rouen. cuyas
na.-Sres. W. Fl. Bailey Comp. Satord. Accessories
materiales para fabrieas al vapor-Sres. Crossaly
eesitan aqua. caldera nj carbon.-Sres Hayward,
Tyler. Comp. Londres, Moteres caloricos maaui-
Comp. Leeds L6ndres. Aparatos al vapor para cul-
tivar la tierra-Sres J. B. Fleming yCemp Edm-
prenta.-Sres. Ransomes Sims Head Ipswich.
Instrumentos agrfcolas; Molinos para mais etc.
para trabaiar maderas. noyedades en- Quincalleria
etc.-Sres. j. B. Barra Tough, Manchester Apara-
ue Sc utilizan.-Wooton Desk Comp. Glasgow. Es-
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PREOIOS DE ANUNOIOS.

sta tres veces 90 cts, On la misma proportion ca
Fenglon que exeeda de los seis. = Los precios So
an dobles cuando los anuncios hayan de Dubliearse
On caraceres gruesos. en- 1, SO n6meros en- tipos
Como los de estas lineas. -Por messs amos SO ad-
noiten anuncios prec1os oconvenc1onales.
11Los comunicados Sc cobran 8 cts. la Inca i'm
Dresa asi como los del interior deben venir STEM
pre- por cenducto de los Agentes del BoLETlN: No
nj hace solidarla la Reduction del contenido de
Cos que voan laiuz.-6
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Una g,anga.

Por ausentarse su duefio, Sc venden bara.
tos, los buenos y bonitos muebles de Ultima
novedad, de los altos de la casa mum. AZ de
de la calle de la Cruz en- esta Capital. Ia
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SAL DE CURAZAO.

Ell cargamento introducido por gol. esp.
+" Rayo de Curacao, la detajlan los Sres. ST.
card6 y Comp. .-Puerto-R 2l de JUNO de
1879. l-3
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tista De Ia Lotegla De Puerto.Hieo.
NuMEROs. PESOS

pyeaiaoos oydo A. cdbrado de Junode 1879
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

A Case Of Knock Down and At.
tempted Robbory.

Last night - NJ. Albsss Hoaa was pas-
'ng along in the vicinity Of Thisd street
and washinGtoo avenue. he vss knocked
down By thing and IN stsseps At robbery
made. While the fellow vss attempting 70
ca THROUGH Hn PocKEIx
Hoas r:cce~drsl IN getting the sobbes's
finger IN his mouth, end for . time they
hal il rough and Unable. NJ. II. had his
fsce badly scratched in ihs esgsseaes,, bot
he held on to hrs man until cnupie Of
railroad boys came to bic ssaist.nce, vhes
they started down town With their priaoa.
er. They had proceeded bus abort dir
tance when the feiios broke and ran. and
tor the tine being
MAIZE HIs ErAPE.
He then vent 10 the ~, K. 4 r. sand
house, where he msde ted and proceeded
70 hunk fos the night. Later. OlBese Coz
age mssIe i0quiriea Of Ex Poiicemaa
Trauiman ~ Ia whether he he'd aeen say
man answering the description Of the thiei,
and, heinG answered IN The a6ir0asive. the
two proresded 70 The aand house and gath.
cred him in.- They then hsought him to
the cooler. uhese he nov q, and hss biz
lascerzted finger ON exhibition.
Mr.. Hos had about $50 in his pocket
1t the time, and be i 10 b congrs,aisaed
on ercapinG without having to yield up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Endeavoring to Rob Keifer's
Saloon.

O@cen Gossage and Bratten did - nice
o piece Of detective work this morning ~
hes bsen accomplished 10 Sedalis for many
. day, resulting in the arrest Of two young
crscksmen, vho have bren hanging around
Sedalia for the past few dsya
The boys, Who are oaly nineteen yean Of
age, gave their names % Clifford Rogers.
81 Chiogo. and Heary Phillip, Of Aichi-
con. Clifford claims 10 be q printer, while
Phillips has acted ~ chambermxid in q
livery stable For the past fonr days they
have been
HANGING AROUND THE SALOON
. greater portion Of their time, and in THE
manner they attracted the attention Of
Officer Gossage. For the last four nights
they have been sleeping in an old corn
crib north Of the Pacific road. Rogers has
not worked any since his arrival here. but
Philips worked portion of hi. time at
Helm 4 Schrankler's restaurant for bis
board.
Officer Gossage has had them Swallowed,
and yesterday be induced young man Of
this city to make their acquaintance and
zee what their "lsy" vas. A friendship
Was formed between the spotter and thieves
and soon they disclosed their, plans which
we're to rob Kiefer's saloon and Helm 4
|Schrankler's restaurant and then
SKIP THE TOWN.
After obtaining this information, the
young man impaired it to officers Go.saee
and Bratten. and Of course they prepared
to receive them. Yesterday afts moon they
loafed around Keife.'s saloon several hour,
and in the meantime fixed the catch ON one
of the windows so they could raise it froiu
the outside, after which they left and did
not return until after supper. at which Time
they returned and remained in the sxloon
until near midnight, then crossing over to
Hannehand's saloon.
THEIR ACTIONS HAD BEED WATCHED
all the evening by Gossage and Braiten,
and % soon as they crossed the street, the
officers, accompanied BY Frank Gossaee,
4, secreied themselves in the coal shesi TO await
developments. Here they waited until half
past one O'Clock this morning, when they
heard their game coming. Cautiously the
thieves wendell their way through the yard
to the window, and there stopped to whis-
per for a few seconds. They then raised
the window. when the party in concealmeoi
rushed upon them. The window Was
dropped instantly. and
BOTH TOOK TO THEIR HEELS,
but the police pulled out their guns and
commenced firing, Shen Clifford surrep-
dered and was taken in chargs6y Joe Cos
sage. Phillips. however. jumped the fence
and rushed in McGinles's clubhouse, fol-
lowed BY four shots from Bratten's revolver.
Frank Gosssge and Brasten alec skipped
the fence, and after considerable trouble
succeeded in bringing the young man from
his hiding place. They we're then marched
TO the cooler. when thorough search failed
to diecover any valnables Between them
they had thirty cents IN cash.
Evidently they are hard cnstomers, end
great credit ia due Officers Gossage and
Bratten for the manner in which they
handled the Case from beginning to end.
Keller had been notified BY Gosssge that
the raid was to be made, hence let the
thieves have things all their own way.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

4he Han Who Spends Twenty 1--WE
Gents ana Eats Q Dollars
Worth.

AT . certain estias house in Sedalis, At
= certain time In the evening, . certain man
nay 4sasn a . certain seat ut q certain
table. Ths certain man is not . regular
boarder n said certain eating house-that
ID, be dos not partske OF
TAREs SQUARE MEALS A DAY.
On the contrary, the BAzoo il convinced
that said certain man does not psrtake of
sithss bseakfais q dinser. Il nay he that
r. has % appetite for thrs i.eab, but tina,
he u . rsmarkably good feeder At the sup
per hour, can be proven BY boarde., land
lord, cooks and vaiters.
Tie one-mesl.a-day 6end walks in and
squsis his carcass in the first vacant seat
which he thinks belongs to another, and
'shee Commence
RAPrlne-Toa THl.wAI ER,
no matter how many guests are ahead Of
him. First he wants glass Of water. then
glass of milk. sndi little later cup of
soed tea. Boon hi supper ia spread out he.
lose him, when he suddenly discover. that
Ais esssan nos fried Assd cough. his n,e.,
- broiied too much, asd bosh ere sent 10
the kitchen for repairs. In few seconds
they ere resurseS, ssa Old One-meai-a-d.
sails in. With his napkin he wipes his nos<
and Dig out his ears, and between times
Uses HIS FORK FOR A TOorHPscK,
the SANE - piaehfork y ssed for elesnine
out stable. He smacks h,s chops while
eating mill you car hear him 81 over the
supper soen, asd eooa sends hia dishes 10
the kitchen to have them replenished. This
accomplished, be ~tdes in With rsnewed
vigos. and at the end Of forty FIVE, minutes
from the time he commenced eating he an
nounces to the fellow sitting next to him
that he
"FEEIs AS THOUGH HE HAD HAD, HIS
SUPPER"
and winds up With the remark that "the
table isn't ~ good a. it used TO be-" He
then Wallis up 10 de dsSk, pays his bill, ssd,
after pocketing somethine like half box
Of toothpicks, tskes hn departure, In the
crest delight of the other gss.ss. all Of
whom h.ve voted old One-meaI-a day to Be
. more e. asoc;aae for swine than human
beings. 4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Tleysrg vho asass6a h eiarch of the
late 0soesal anishas toesy, which vss
Stolen Thuraday eight, tracked it for sou.f
dieespos in ~ Airsesien Of Flat Crsst,
fvA6 ~ discovered tsas.s Of he shief
hesink tusu6d "a taians IL heck. track,
hst usss unAbls - follew sAe trail. Bill
Jseksas says b i kis epinfos hat The ~
hicas vas taken oat ths BomsilIs road. 1t
hs probably gone to meet Cephas' buck
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21
''Sl1IDE :"
Va the Walking Match 0t 8mith'S
Hall La0e Uteht.


6sdalis has bed . asobsf a pedestrian
uaAeAes IL lie past six wsekA bat the one
that took place II Smiths Hall last night
capped ths CLIMAX, cad The BAsoo hopes
pedoesiasiao i basied - dep that it will
nevsr Be resusecsed. The match. ~ an
soosesd By Tie sssssee. Capt. Bridges. was
for IL bsee6t Of Mile Arna,ndo. AT
eight o'elocs, shs tine for business. small
audieoce vss pEssent-hardly one-fourth
he number Of psesious matches.
AFEW LADID
occupied the front ssass, and shortly after
8 O'Clock Capt Bridges announced that the
6rss thing On The programme Vas five
mile eo-ss-you-please match between Lon
Hugbey and "a Rand. The match ~.
voa b Hughey. b heating Rand some
eve laps,in s7A minutes. This vas the most
neritorious thing performed during the
evening. Next cane 6ve-uiIe heeIand-
To- walk bstseea Mile Louise and Mr..
Davsoe, the female winning By . fraction
Of Q second in 81 minutes.
A0RAMD FARCE.
Then came Q 6ve-mile heel.and-toe con.
asA0avses Nfso Casris Voo and Nellie
Metaphysics u The umpire said it vas
70 be bssl-and-aoe. Boeh young women
have resided in Sedslis for some slime, and
ass pretty veil known. Although il Vas to
b . hssl.asd-toe contest, when the word
''Go" ~ given 10th started % dead run,
and kept it up, - far - they were able, "a
the Cd, Ais NcNslty Winning the irs,
psi.e, Q oliver msdal, ard Mis- Vose the
ssoosd, . silver emp. Uodoubtedly this
voths essstsst fascs ever PsrPetrsted up.
O a6sdalis audience.
A sses Of oos nile vss then ran, Ar.
naisdo and Ton Fields being tie contest.
ants.
b soas twenty-five lapa. During the FIRST
part of he prograaoe cone rovdy in the
sa16socs nsds ~ q insulting Language.
which vas heasd b The ladies in the audi
eses, and shey left The hall in . body. lesv.
ing so0sehiag Like half . doseo female
eeo0 il he Assse. Owing 10 ths fact that
~ ladiD had 1T, Asoaisde refused to do
her trapess bl.issA - ~ been promised.
Cspe Bridges thes pssssssed the prizes
IN his usual happy manner, and The au-
disaee dispesssd. al vovieg that the night
Peegra0ns vss farce from beginning to
end.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

-Iopostaot- Do soa - loae 6suGgist
palm Of o. you ny sev, eAsap ssosdy
Tor colds' vAss - isqeiss tos D.. Dsllb
CsssA eyrsh O. yes vtll y dssppeisasi.
Psies, . ees0 bossle. .s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

The Railroad 01om.
Chief Eagisees Polly Nposb the narrow
sspseaet is = tpsine eoadsisa. Abost
% las1rsa - 1fVSes srsSov en-;
.Sss1sa is6Gad Fl O. ssd sssk viii
sooa - conneaced q this side. Campa
ass 70 hsaaA elfsIese The line from the
briA6 . . pei1t 800 <issn,le. fro.
TO-. - ths whole resios6 .l,ve with
aesg ossssd,ass vslkisg1 or en-
pioy0sat v1Sn ltuse so1k i M out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

NV Yoax. Oes. lS.-P1oss-Dull /;
bsZsss fav"e useAa.ea psiees
Whest-Fevesish asa unarsslsd; Na. 3
spsiag ] sASl -; winter 3(S5 loser; Ne.
I white. eash ] 4SGl -.
kye-Quirs.
CSse-Aad.sasely sesive; 606eo3.
Raslsy-fiso.
o.'s-nsl!; .ia-d western. ssa@s73;
Post-ljnll; 10 20.
ReelLFisD. ,fs.-
Lsrd-Rsshes ea,iss; s6}0S %.
whisky-Usehaseed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

About noon yesterday NJ. Isasc Wright
and ~ sssistant vsre taking down . sign
in front Of he Bee Hive Store. when
10 ssd that wss being looked alter BY the
sostast jeli With great force. thecorner Of
ie striking upoo The head Of Min Clara
HsysA . yong i.dy employed IN The BAzoo
composing room. telling her 70 The Sidewalk
aad cssting quito lasss scalp wound.
e. ~ talea % IL roaf ed Of the Bee
Hive, md d. King, Who w. in the vicin-
ity, called. he dssassd ths wound, and
poeoasoed Il not Of daagsross character.
altss vhiah y teok ~ hoaa u his bueRy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

The 6rst Expedition given Al Joplin vss
brought to Close last night. II has been
. grand succes, and the BAzoo conpli.
menis the management on their liberaIily,
and, Of conrse, fat financial termination.
The people Of Joplin are enterprisips
and liberal, and their efforts are always
veil directed. The tosn and the Exposi.
tion are grand succeeees. -s-. n.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

.-Thousands upoa tbousands Of chiIlssa
die annnally Of those Aise.ses incident 70
early, ehildhood, vhegess. If Dr.. Bale
Baby Syrnp vas ssad u tune. THAR lisss
would in oil probability Be savsd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

vissaa. o. IA 1Ssvls saow
ssasn yssa.sdhY sstesd.d tksssgAoas
GalDeeio. Rualia aD2 sthoAAlno ye-
|gioaa Thss0 - ialo sDsW 6 Mar
6e.listl.e . ssasP hgse i ~ derast-
osat q H. Gsoedese g i.w
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

He talked ~ If he had frog in his
throat" but be sas only hoarse . single
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved
the trouble at once. Price Is cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21
Rsiding tho ''Casalss."

Friday night Policeoea 0oasaes and
Bratten received orders to visit lAe different
hoases Of il!-fame in the city, .nd arrest Ill
male visison found shessia. asd With ihaa
purpo.e IN view they called Sossh. TAs
6rst hooar visited vas thst of Mshel Miller,
in Cotions addition. A rep u he Ssss
brought . eososed vooas, who oPsned up
The shop. and The hoys vest sAreseh Tie
ranch. but failed To 6.d any hale pemoa-
only one sick boarder and The colorej 20
man meuliOoed. E1 -t -re
They aext took h Mn. hetIeaaoa's
mansion, al.o in Coetoas sddisios, bat nes
With no better success. and vess shous Civ
ing mp in dsepsis, WHEN hey droppsd ~ q
Nm. Ckeyesas Resss. - fhisd ssseet asd
found on asle lodees-JoSu Pitkis. ol
Knosnoates. Who put up . ioe his appear
anca f.5ss r. -.
At Nm. Hiek9, % Be- Nais sesses, hey
found buainea II ssasdssill. ord sPssrsed
down tovn, saii, eed that 6edajia ~ truly
moral city. .ra..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

~ sse q !'>s2 s;!Il.! I, 49,: -:
and eoek h l6ss1ssi6teS . day.
;'is.1s'sFi;all. -.
aa,s1aeassy - y. 4 hllae1 = Co.
burssd sa61y ~ Dao1se. Leab
-. go. loa1ess -,

1Ae Uev YesH1NDuo 1oneso.
Nsw Yeti, OF lS.-laSAs tghty-
foul.hous pedesesinD DoAeb - Geees
ct seos sle11s Fit,essaA, 4106oi)D:
Col.loe. ,3o13; Cs.Psee. 80 Vet.
9le1; Weessa ~; Dse1.137oea:
6oeooog, ~ --s - :" Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21
1eooy q oUnnGdA

Los6oa. o. ARA pssadb
Ne Pesesd h Nsv Cssi)s yS1sS1hg ~
bshelf a Cosstlsy fie Q - eGcisse
.sy sesll~ b Egla.A 1sy1 : pss.
fssssd t1e tvo h1adssd peanaD ODD
% ses Tyss eos's q shs ssgissisg
OF 20.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Ms1;ss., IA. o. AWs.
Hosssd. R.Ciey 1ssascs. % Ne
shoe = - a1oWs1sA % - 66op-
=. 49, r. e, za<eese1sieis.
81 81 IS 6: e 60: ssssa 80; s:
vs.assssesl; alDA JeAs L 0oFtsiaes.
- s1si1r e - Ane.xhSb iopk-
caoo6 = ~ slhie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

ThsW WI = Q Teopseaaee Mass Meet.
& e hsle1 eelke 80 sIsrch ,hi.
RA& - - following
Association q opaGslgalfaeal cburches :
~. Rohst Wss espssiaAsslsss Of Ms-
joo; Rss. Z. 3. W~t a Lamar: ].
0asdss HePAna.e, Esq, q =. Losi.,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

oessss. o. lA-Dttg1nbgd Dc.
seesivss % soskss IA u nay Of
:. travels tod b Hey I Co. ths
Bsdgevatse passSsiaA asein9s0sea IN
naey Passisshss. i i sla1e1 that
aoss of Ii ei.s ~ sPssA ! 1sssll.
% sss,ioa hsi.g aaas e LAvss.ee.
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drsakso easuuss i ~ hso1 sigy, and
spest III A6 neeey asd ~ Il oehsss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

4 Saline County Fellows Experi.
ence With Conductor
Norrl6ol6.

Conductor M1.ps6eld has rsilrosded for
a number Of yeam, and during that time has
met men of al glasses. sess and cccupa-
tons but he relates little experience he
had Friday night sith Saline county
hay-ester that got away With bis time.
shortly after the train pulled oui from the
Garriaon House, he comweocesl going
through the coach,
TAKING Up fICKEM,
and had nearly completed his task when
he came 70 great long, Esneiing looking
fellow. Who, on heing asked Tor his ticket.
immediately stuck up the middle finger Of
his right hand, s,nevhat after the faahioo
"f the boys Who stand the barke%per of for
drinks. Jim gszsd on the fellow tor .
minute, with look of holy horror depicted
on hns countenance, and then yelled, in (.
tone OF voice loud enough for every one in
the car to hear, "Ticke,, yonns fellow r
No sooner were the words %, of his month
than up ssai" went the finger. ~ though i,
HAD BEEN TRAINED
tor the coca zion, and the granger gave .
significant wink, ~ much - to aay, oh.
that's all right" By this time Merri6xId
began to show that he didn't propose tax.
ing any finger in his'o. end the young feI-
low seemed 10 sueS a nuch, ..
he Propounded the following question .
lev seconds letter:
"Ain't your name Aerri6eld!"
aye" answered Hurricane.
well. nov, Amt you GIT q brother,
bout twelve or thirteen years old, What
livea in Sedalis?"
mo, nary brother"
"Yer aIn'ty
mo, sir"
"Well, Ill h. id; gues that fellow
swindled me ont Of City cen,s."
At this poirt Of the preceding Merri-
Geld became interested and asked the chan
to explain himself. which he dad, - folIovs !:
Il ~as siiin' in front of the big tavern
down thar II Sedalis. when boy came up
and asked which way I vas eoin,. told
him n Brownsville, when he said. Why.
NY BROTHER Is CoNDUcroR
on that train give me 6ftv cents an III
get you through gave him the money
and he toll me when you come rouod to
put up my finger an il would Be eli right.
- he often dun that way and you paased
'em through"
Jim told Mr.. Granger that he had been
duped and was ont Just City cen,a. The
fare. he sid, Wa ninety cents. and il must
be forshcnmiug immediately, or he vouId
he compelled IN
PUT HIN OFF
at the station they we're juat about 70 stop
At. When be heard the talk about "pot-
ting 3D." Hayseed vent down into HE
clothes and produced the required sun aud
was carried through to Brownsville, when,
no doubt, he made IN air liae for home,
some seven miles from torn.
MerriGeld says there ID no doubt in his
mind but what the fellow did give some
hoy City cents, a he didn't look like he
knew hov to tell lie. The 6ager soo's
carry you through on Merri6elds train,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Frsak K. KirkPssrick, fos The past tvo
yesn and half editor Of the Holden I'D.
punee, has retired from that paper, and il
will hereafter be conducted by Mesan.
Mitiong 4 Cruce. Mr.. Missoeg i IN old.
time printer. and hss seaided IL Johnaoe
county . number of year. where be has
friends without oumher. M. Cruce, Who
will probably conduct the editorial depart
men:. il ore Of the bsss vrisem IN Western
Missouri, and the BAzo0 Prs1ies bright
future for the Advance under he new man
sgeWent.
Mr.. Kiskpstsiek will eseass u The sevs-
paper business assin. but - he = red-hoa
Radical, it il quite probable he vili SEEK .
Geld where The Democrats are not more
then 10000 in TIP majority in The State.
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