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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15
WHITE HTAR LINE.

ON THE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST TRI-
WEEKLY PACKET.
LEAVES MONDAYS. WEDN ESDAY5 AND
FRIDAYS Mt 10 n. m.
IT. FOR WELHAM'S PLANTATION.
hssss.sEssisss III Bonnet Carre Church, HahnyIle,
- KennervIe and all Intermediate
plantation lnndIngs-Tho fino sde-Wheel pas
sBngers tsamer
CITY OF AUGUSTA,
j. Il. Brou master. Arthur Il. Freret clerk
will leave IA above. returning town tho const
In daylight TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS. For freight or passage enply on
board or to ID. II. PERRET
No. II Delta street, up stairs.
clerk will be found on tho landing daily
to receive freight. oc22 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15
COFFEE.
SUGAR.

,,d Es9, 1sva. Ezra coraova and Golden n
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VIPER SGD ST.

PEOPLES FAYORITE
REGULAR UPPER COAST bEMT- WEEKLY
PACK EFT
Leaves ovnrY TIL EADAY Mt II u. m md HATUR
DAY ut II n. m.
IT. - FOR PbAQUEMik HE BAYOU H0U-
ARs&Aafkk mi In DonadRonylle. md nll uppor
c0nst landings Tho Ilno fnet pnasou-
gnr steamer
ne swET.
Frank Ouendorfor mastnr +. r. GOODWIN and
+. q. MaaRIoot elarkH
will laava na nhOve. returning down tho eanst
Noudaya mud Thursdnya. For freight or pms
snRn apply on honrd or to
dn7 N. Q. DONOHUE. , TehoupitouIaR at.
WHITE HTAR LINE.
1s7O Fall e. Winter Arrangement 1850
TRI WEEKLY UPPER COhHT PACKET TO
BAYOU HOULA AND BEN TURhAUD.
IT. THE FINE AND FAST PABBEN-
NRsseksasst ii ger steamer
WHISPER,
J. A. Oomatoek muster, Goo. NJ Woods cterk,
Boaves EVERY MONDAY md WEDNESDAY
ut 10 II. m and FRIDAY ut r .. m tor Bayou
doula. returning down tho eonat On alternate
dnYp.
For freight or passage apply on bOarl or TO
4. HENO % Cont street.
A elerk will DO found daily ut tho head Of
Blenvlle street 10 receive freight. Dogs II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

]. II. 1ALJEE EAU III REAUA,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
pol3 % d de- II Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15
FRANK rARG0ufD.

r. i. LsatheIs. master. J. r Muse clerk
connecting ut YIeRsbuts With tho Paris0t Line
Tor Yagoo. Taliahetgnie. and BunGower rivers.
and with Anchor Line for Memphis Cairo md
". Louis. VIII give through bills II lading to
Monroe and MI stations on The Vieksbfrx.
Shreveport and Toms Railroad via Delta, Tsa.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight or pnssaga funly on board. or 10
JOHN JANhIY, te6 Common st
j. II. OARLIN. GO Common q.
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NEW PROCESS FLOUR,

1apsu, English Rreak fast Imperial Gun
Powder and Formosa 00t'nE TEAS. from *
CENTS to 81.
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oyIl shnIlI ol ibo r.,,tsh vi p,len'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

narrnrc optainsd for mechanical 4.
hItVIS vices. medical or Other CON
pounds, ornamsntal oes1ene
trsde mafks and lsbels. Caveats. AssiGnmsutss
intsgfWsuces, Appeals, suits for infrtnfemsnss
and I'll casss ariiins undsr the PATkNT LAWp
promptly attended 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
RElEcTEn ss G =: !. Pat: l..:ns 10. os1s :. - -.
eoted By NJ. 1sins Ckpo
sits the Patent Once, We can meks 49,
pSarchss, and secure Pstsnts more ps1npays
ssd With broader claims. than thoss WHO -
feencts from Warrington.
unucnTnpc send ~ modal o. skstsA
OF your devics we MAZE
examinations YK1l -
Sa..ss io., s1S nc NO 'G 'SHARoi 1siiss Pxf,sF q
sxCuRID. b.
We refer 70 ofnciais in the Pstnt o0es, y
our clients IN ever stats Of the unio1s 80 -
your Senators snd Representative IN CoogyDD.
bpsoisi fsfsesnees given when dssirsd. =.
o, 4. SNOW 3 oos
Opposite Patsut 0fncs. washingtou, D. o.
i.--'.rs rs lltf 30 = lrei.i f,
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A Trick with q Poodle.

On.s an sxpsrt In Paris. apdiuo Il
~ srno..,hif o. convince nsonl. ,ba,
P' 80. "a ~ a.. nrhi;c w,ons
ns ..sas ss,. =. as,",,,;ns 49, ,Sh., 80
.Ausa. poouse 70. ~ .us ~, ws. hoan.
rug S', ... .n,a Ia h,,ns co;n: Tor ala
"a a uea,e, "Vas = s ,.,,Id =. .,.,.a =,
ane'f . ss,se Ss.. V. ~. s ..,i.,s 80 no;sv
onSs' % a,sn,,.h,. Sus M ~. .rns,, wonid ssy
% ..M, nopSl. can tell Won wi,hou, t6.
las, tronbls which coin or coins are
false" The poodle would be introduced.
The money would be placed on the
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NOTICE OF SUITS CoMMENctD.

no THE roLLowIN0.NANED DTFRED.
i ants AMI TO I'll owner Of VI claimants 70
the rel % ale aid improvements thereon. or
improvsntuts VIII u ss,essad s~IAatsly, N the
Town OF cold al ], Storey count,. Nevada,
herslpaftsr dtscrib d. known ana unknt wn !
You are bersby pot.n,d trai suits have been
comusuo<d In the Ju.ticer Court OF Township
No. 3, Storey County, nevada, BY the btsts of
Nevada pla Mid, against ca b OF the dsfsndants
hersiL alter paiIsI, and each tf the foiiov'
ing-ds cribed tracts or parcels OF land Win
the Improvements thereon. and luprovemsnte
when ssparsisly a.ess+d, and III az ners OF %
claimants TO ths tans. known OF uikaos IN, 70
rss.vrr ths TAX and delinquency ,ssessed 70
said defendants sgaip,t said property. ,of ne
nscsl year commencing the Let d.y Of January,
and that Z summons has been duly issued In
each case. And you .rs further nolined thse
unless you appear aud snswer the compliant
nied In said court on or before the 18th day q
August, A. D. 1879. st the hour Of II o'clock
4. y. Of said day. Judgment VIII q atsa
msnts therein described, for the amount of tsx
and delinquency specified and cosis OF suis
NamS. Tar and Dstagvmsy.
D, Heagsrty-Tax and delinquency on
part Of lot No. II. block no. ]. range
D, and improvements. elo W
Gee Lss--Tax and dslinqusucy on q feet
Of lot No. s. block No. .. rsngs Z. and =.
tmprov.nsnis. snis.;;;;.;.:.c;;:',.....;,,:.ss~ ~
tion-Tax and delinquency on loi No.
81. block No. ], range b, and IMPROVE
>. =. xa.m:.f.. and d:iinqr.ssy %
part Of lot a. tlo'ki. raLse =, and =, ..
r. J. ,iii SsT,iian@f.I and i. delinquency 90
snd md ,mpsossa.ls S sna 4; ..o.. )" %
Dennis CAhill-Tax aud delinquency on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

o. the principal sit,ss thTossheet tss unissd
IndisS, The Australian Colonies and Nsw xss.
land, and on Honolulu (HswaiQ.
Nuv YoaE RAxEns-TAs Bank of New Yosk.
N. b. A., Ainsrican Exchange National Bank
Loxpon bAxxns-Nsssfs. smith. psyns =
Smiths; ths Union Bank uf Londoo. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

80. Hampton, v. Z. Pateoa,
u. b. Lyman, z. D. kldndSB,
lntsrsst paid 90 Ordinary and rga Dsposits.
Deposits rscsivsd In sums Of ~ and upward.
Losns made on approved real sstats. bond,
stocks, stc. Socks, currency md stivsg bought
siti z. 0. RLDRrDes, sserst.y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

OK Q homeward bound Charleston car
q Jolly looking Irishman was saluted
with the remark: "Tim. your house
has blown away" Deed. thin, 1t
isn',." he answered. "ior have the kay
In ry pocket"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OWNERS or pees

IN tn. Town or GOLD HnL. TAXI
J. &. sosiSs, .Sssa, ,.s y 3 ~ "a sy:.y sss @
ispt 10 The town Of oc)d MILLS due ssd pey.
sSIc. Focurs tsgs inmedistsly from the IN,
dssignsd, - shail prccesd forthwith 70
strictly saioses The said Ordinance; =, .nw
Juss y. isrs. NiisAsi of Cola I'm.
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no PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTe

PAVeWU0 -
aprAINHD FOR MECHANICAL psyIo!
~ medical or other compounds.c co.Iss o.ns ~
dssigus. trade marks and LABEL: -
si} nssss,s r.lstina 10 Patents promptly attsn1.
"a "a Ne msSe prsliminsty s1aminauone -
iu,nish opiniens - . psis.tsSli,My: T. fsss ,ss g
tions IA Psssnts srs invited 70 ssna ,os sS
q our a0uids for oetaininG fss, sen,s,,s soss.
49, uu',uetions how 70 obtain Hnfsofs, snd
DsS ~, vsluspis raitsr: During The Hsst AZ
yyss.s,s for American and forstgn ieyentcss, -
~ sive ssiisfsctofy fefsrsooss IN almost WI
AAd's's' LOUIS BAaeIR I 90,
ss,,s,tees of ysssnts sn4 Attogne5. = law
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0vy1cs AND RESIDENCE OPPOSITE
~ ths Nrvs once. Main strss<, COD HILL
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EmsT-oNH ooMpLHTl yRiorIoN.
aas a{rsss .sotins stssm Eos;ns. Wiin Shais.
borss sad. ieyer,, two hoistina drums for
ronnd rops Wa bozes, sois pIstss ana osunsc.
iins lsysrS:tWo Tubular Bolisrs, smoksstack.
| brreching, Ruafs cookD, feed pumps. BOILER
| nIsts - - m inciuilpe Al the 'briet woxk,
Soundstion bolts ana tim6sn, also two Nsaills
ropes bslopsine 10 hosst. D y Vffa1f =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31

BANKERS AaB BR0KERS.
the NEVADA BANK
OF SAN rsAne,soo.
San Observation-Disclosures
PsiA - oapssai....-..eis,see.e .eee-Qsia
Rsssrvs u. &. BssAs,.... s.see .oso-Ossl
DlRxCT0RSs
LogY HoLAas....'.'.........;;::.s. s.s.!ess.
:" q yoaS olSPW:n v. nIdrii. ]. L 1IocD.
JANHs q. HkIR.
cAshisf.. .......1.W ". G&f
Agent q Virginia. NsvadA zee. .ouo. A. k1a
AGENTS st New Yort....... 70. :. onssfsuos
t61 Wall strss). l6Do. I. b1ANpu
Issues CommsrciAl ana fMvsisss' crsdtts,
available N aAy pArt q - world. nakss
transfers OF monsy b. tslsonapd md cesls. and
draws sxehAnss u customary usanoss, 70
TAis Daak has special Fssssassss ~
ExohAnog

Tais sA.k Aas spselsl Fssslassss -
Dealing In Balllea.
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THE EVENING NEWS

Published every day (sundsys excepted,
ny raE NEWS PUBLlbuINa CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-31
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HrrrRous OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
IN Isfrsction Of Teeth. Aliwork First class
ana Warranted. su
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

Jefferson City Journal Of yesterday.
He vas . section hand-hsd been en-
ployed on the work train, - he asid. Sun
day night found him in the city and il The
custody OF Marshal Johe foe drunkennen.
Two nights and day in the cooler sobersd
him, but did not sul6ciensly enrich him To
pay that little bill Of S 6as and eosss The
Recorder footed mp assinss hin. He w.
accordingly liberated Tuesday morning.
He gave his name - Pat Morton. The next
seen Of hi~ he made application as the Do.
pot for q par To Franklin. Shortly after
his head WA seen sticking out Of water
tub o" the Sesislis vater.srAin. Presensly
he emerged from the tub and took seat on
the end Of one Of the platform cars. In this
position he vas observed By brake0an Cha
dell. The cars we're being switched hack
wards and forwards. and Ch.dsll told him il
he did not sit bsek he woald Ges jerked Of
and hurt. He vss sitting directly over the
trucks. Chadell had scarcely given the
warning when . sudden lusch Of The tram
threw him from his sesi. He fell squaraly
scro~ the track and the trucks passsd d.
rectly over his middle. crushing hin in
twain. In twenty minutes be Va dead.
The coroner was summoned, IN inquest held
end verdict In accordance with thess facts.
The accident happened sbOut O'Clock.
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had always been true to her. She at
once renounced her husband, and
soon opportunity offered and she pro-
cured . divorce, and was united 10 her
6rst and only love. The husband and
wife settled down in this city, and
here he enjoyed . long and successful
career. and when he died, full OF years
and honors. he was surrounded By his
wife AMI family. The false friend who,
by his wicked Vaccinations, had
wrough, 90 much sorrow. removed to
Lansingburg. where he became q
physician Of note. He Afterwards
remarked. and his posterity to-day
occupy hoDored positions in the State.
In two family Bibles in this city the
marriages are recorded among the
family archives.
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Another Horrible r. r. Accident.

From NJ. E. J. Psyas, vho returned
froa Haaaihal this ooesiag, ~ leasa lhl
| particular Of asosbee horrible railsoad
sccideet that took plsce il thss city shout
: O'Clock Let evening.
A. The evening train of Tie Haanibsl 4
s. Joe ~ sPpsoachia& he city. he en-
giases soeicsd . snail child % ~ track,
only . isw yards in front Of hin. He
whisaled down hseaks aod gave Tie sagasl
Of distrsaa. but The trsis could sos Be
seopped until the locooSsise had struck
the child aud completely taken d iis head.
The Psrseaa lived oely . Gsv yard fron
Tie tssck, and shile ne mother ~ ssseed.
ing 70 her hoa.shoid duties. donbsles The
ltsIe 90, which ~ osly ffssss or eigh.
teen noslhs Old wandered away With The
result shows seated.
The remains we're taken hooe, and the
mother vent into spasoa This should be
. ed waning 70 ooshsn 70 keep their
ehildrea 1t hooe, bat Il v,ll not Of course
b needed.
The engineer vas srressed, bot - Il
M Q shses sccident-oas that could
sos b avoided--hs ~ doubsleo dis.
charged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

~ FRANK J. orTARsoN.

Flowers are the years fair almanac
They mark the months and seasons well
While yet the SHOWS Of Winter stay
Persistentiy i'm wood and dell
hefore We hear the robins note
Before the bluebird sweils his throat,
The fair Arbutns opes its eyes
And smiles upon the softening skies.
A. Il q sac the fAr-oN Spring.
Aud fastened to her welcoming.
The Snowdrop lifts its spniiess crown
Above the snow that gives u MAINE
Aud where the sn0w hooks warmly down
The fansy lights It's purple flame.
Tisen April sh0wers wake all the flowers,
And barren fields are Eden bowers;
And Nav comes IN the FLORAL Queen,
And all the world IL living grs--n:
Aud trees in bloom and birds "a tune
Expe~tanf wait 10 welcome Jnue.
Io, Sumnser-Eervid Summer-glow>,
And on her banner proudly hears
Her emblem IN the peerless Rose.
The grandest flower that Flors wears,
They CLEAN and glow in park and 'yr,
A they would set the earth ahre;
The very sunlight they ilinme,
The air 10 faint-wIth their perfume;
Scarlet and crimson, yellow, white,
A b0undiess garden Of delight.
The Roses pass gray Autumn comes
With golden fruit and silver gram
The partridge in his covert drums,
And frequent falls the harvest rain,
Then Aster starr and Golden rod
Spring uptO deck the shay~n sod;
And Everlasting, that no change
Will show IN all the seasons range,
denotes the closing Ofthe year,
And tells us Of December near.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

An ill-natured, excitable msn, in q
western town. did not like it because
the Methodists proposed to erect .
church on . lot adjoining his. He
talked freely what he would do to
annoy the worshipeFs. especially ct
their evening meetings. Speaking Of
the matter in the presence of q
Quaker. he = reported to have ssid
he would build O harm on hi0 lot a.
near the church ~ pOssible, and put
q jackass into il every evening that
the Methodisis, had . meeting. In
his slow, pleasant speech. the Quaker
replied: 81 advise thee to spend thy
evenings in thy house, not in thy
barn"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

How two Medical Students 0trove
for and Won the Hand Of the
Same Lady.

From the Troy Press. May p
The following very romantic story
IS but the substance Of what happened
in our own city many years ago. The
characters that appear - principals
have passed away, bat their descen.
dants yet live among " and occupy
honorable positions in society. Two
young men. who had passed through
college and graduated with honors,
were studying medicine. They we're
fast friends and vere almost INSOFAR.
able. They entered society together,
and were yell received in the best
housea They were together one
evening At q reception in one Of the
wealthieet mansions Of the city, when
. new star appeared in the person Of .
niece Of the hostess Who had come
from Massachusetts,. She Was hand.
some. and reports agree in saying that
she was - good as she Vas pretty.
Both Of the medical students we're
smitten. ard for the first time in their
lives . feeling Of arrangement came
between them. The natures Of the
two young men were essentially diff
ferent. One vas frank and open n
the day, while the other was tacituru
and reserved. Both paid court to
the lady. but she soon manifested =
choice for the more frank character,
and they became engaged. The de-
feated suitor seemed to bear his dis
appointment res,gnedly. In time the
lady went home, and the successful
sutton went abroad to complete his
studies. Whib absent. letters we're
received BY the girl coocering her
lover which created the feeling that
be Was false to her, and 6nally one
came in his own handwriting. bidding
her farewell. and stating thst be va
to Be married to lady Of rank. This
proved almost . death.blov To the
girl. but she soon rallied and sought
in every way to conceal the traces Of
grief. The defeated sutton Was II
hand again pso6ered his homage, and
finally. in . Ct Of pique. she married
him. Had Oh. been The finale Of the
story there would b no romance. /,
was not long after The wedding beSors
the lover returned. He could not b
made 70 believe that the ono be loved
was false BY nature. He reasoned
that there vas . cause for her change,
and, like . sensible man, be CON
menced the task Of unrsyel,ne TN
mystery. After much trouble hs
obtained IN interview With the Win
in The absence Of her hushasd, and q
IN answer 10 hi UpbsaidinGs 81
handed him hi letter q rs.uuc;ation
She vas happier than shs had ben d
many day. vhsa shs learned that u,
letter was . forgery, and that the love,
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All Gone.

ne 0au oee0 I'd the etl1tOrloI convention
and Wa on his way home. We first saw
him clutch franticaliy at the bulletin bosrd
in front Of the office, failing tn grab which
he hit the lamp post With q dull lhud. We
hastrned to assist hun on his feet, but were
rudely rebuilesl With -
Cant sfelles take sheat shout somebody
waniin' Z knock 'im down.
We assured him We only wanted to see il
the pet was damaged in the least SD Is to
have il repaired.
This rather Paci6ed him and he came up
into the Office. A lady pasins down after
wards informed Us that he took both sides
Of the steps At the same time, aud uo1ld
often pause and take seat - il in coutem-
Plstion.
A he came in We kindly stepped forward
70 tender him chair. He sat down 80 hard
the chair broke and he vent on the floor.
He wasn't angry-of coune not he just
looked ss ~ in solemn sort Of way and
said:
"Did I hart you anyr'
We assured him u didn't.
swell" said he, next time yon want to
break chair Be more careful"
BY the aid al too of the boys he Wa si
last safely seated. R.llying himself once
more he asked:
"lsh you III editor -
We acknowledged the aft impeachment.
II run the Bangtovn B.Se. Great pa
per the Bage got more'n ihrre hundred
'scrilens. Ben vansin' 10 she BANJO Big
lniin long time. Got any news?"
No; items were ~ scarce ~ hens teeth.
Reporters had pumped the city dry without
even uoearthing single particle Of nevs,
and one or Two had taken the train for Other
points in order that the Sunday BAzoo
might he veil ladened.
"Shsts me ssctIy. Ben all over town
huniin' up iiema. Amt noee here. Go,
any shsloon. in yer hcryy"
Plenty Of them.
Ever get drunk %
No; we never drink anything hut water
and seldom much Of that.
"Shais me zacsly!' Never drunk in I,fe.
Never drink any washer tall. Snakes
head shvim."
On course We felt sorry Tor him.
"Letsh 60 out and you Get 'em up"
We didn't have the money; be.iles ve
never drink whisky.
Our visitor gave rs . long look. We
stood his stsss without 6inching.
"Hov old 'sh you"
Twenty-Five and little over.
"Aodsh never got drunk p
We were never drunk.
"Young man, yoush not Big Iniin. Ben
Twin here all thi tune and never sosdrunk
Cob! Bssht twenty-five years yer slifs
gone. Pity you"
And then be got up and started dovu
stains. He made mistake - TO where th<
saep began and landed il . heap On Ii,
paveoeat. He glanced hack and said:
"Scurus fellow can't come down sthsin
sithout the durn thiaes falling down viii
him. B'lieve I'll leave Sedalis 90 neg
train"
We waved him . farewell, and the lss
sees Of he editor b - slowly vssdisl
his way 10 The Unioa depot
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10


Commencing May o5ih the N. X. 4 T..
train leaving the Garrison Houss, Ssdalia.
at $40 p. N. will connect at Hasnibal With
fast exPse~ over the q. B. g. Q. r. r. reseh-
ing Chicago at $50 p. m. next dsy. Sleep
Nc car on ihis train from Sedalia 70 Han
nibsl and Quincy. Chair Car Free
from Quincy to Chicago.
Morning train East will leave Sedalia ct
SIS .. N. connecting Ut Hannibal With
through sleeping cars over q. b 4 q. RI
To Chicago. and With through sleeping cam
over the srea, Wabash R'y to Toledo.
Morning train from the West, over the
Missouri Psci6c k'y connects With N. K.
4 7. train leaving Sedalis 1t SIS . 10.
daily.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
JAum II. SHIELDS.

As will be seen By Telegram iron Ottun
~, Iowa, General Jsm0 n. Shieldb die
At that place 1t 1880 last night. The IN
nouncement Of his death vail carry gsie
into many households. more especially Il
those Who knew him veil, or Who served
~ith him and followed him in any Of biz
numerous engageme0s.
General Shields served With distinctioa
IN three wan, and represented three Ssaiea
in the Senate Of the United States.
Although he gave The golden yeass Of hia
life 70 the service of his country. lie died
in comparative poverty.
He Vas shot entirely through the body
BY grape -shot in the Mexican var, and
il ia quite probable that shot proved his
death in the end.
No eulogy that se eosA psonouses
would do Justice to the old hero. statesman,
soldier and citizen, and ~ leave . sssioa
to weep that one Of their benefscton-ooe
OF their clear.hesded coaselon-has p sssed
from earth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

The number Of annsgeied Con
munisls vbo chin 10 have he LsRioa
OF Honos reseossd to then b futy.1vs
and ixty-six othsss elaia ~ ni3ian.y
medal. il = not % 0uoh r. the n
Of rsd Iih6oa - los u psnaioa
attached % il WIN i i eivea d
men that Tie deeoeo1ioo = deSired
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
Rewarded.

Steel K Price the manufacturers Of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powdes. are rewarded
by their reputation Of manufacturing good
articles. IL il q shameful coniession to
make that many people ere willing to nee
sdulterated articles because Of q small re-
ductiOa in price.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

-EvssytAiaG Conductive 10 he better con.
ditioa q IL baey = sure 70 aitrscs aiten.
tisa ssd hssee Il Il thst D.. Bulla Baby
eysuP = bseeoiag none ssa more appseci.
| aaed, = Il VooAeeiol iaAueacs In sahduisa
~ diDasa 81 babyhood become recognized
Prize s ce0h.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10
For Sale.

One Of the hsndsomess dwelling houses
on Broadway for sale OF . bargain. Apply
to Mn. Talbot, at her millinery easablish-
ment on Ohio street. 6.ld&v2ms
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

-Ahss,sssiy fsss i'sa osspAis sad
cdr AaaOsssas aossas d. 11llb Behy
eyssp = salasd asH highly - . ssasly
81 ~ disssaao q bakgAseA Ptics esly
$ ean0 aboetla.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

If you cannot take the baby To The
country. ne d.. Bull's Baby Syrup ios The
asual disosdem 81 early childhood. Ptice
3 ceIls bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-10

1T IL not perfectly convenient 10 con-
suit your physician for every headache or
attack Of indigestion. which may trouble
you, bat il IL hnsh safe and convenient To
use Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills which
promptly relieve the discomfort Of these ct.
t.cks.