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The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
PERSONAL.
HASKELL, X. D. C.

'Fat Jack is going to Colorado
 Ed. Silisbee of Tiptop was in town fast week.
 John R. Dall has returned from a trip north.
 W B. Hellings las returned from San Francisco.
 LID. Copeland arrived from Gil lett yesterday.
 Billy Moore is in from his Bla ok Canyon station.
 T. C. Bray was in town. en route to Prescott, few days since Mr. c. II. Clark, of this place, left for the mountains today.
 Judge Swift, of the Globe, is in at tendance at the District Court.
 Al. Jones, Charley Martin and J. T. Turner are in from McMillen.
 Parson Groves is spending a few days in town, from his eastern field.
 |. $. Deputy Marshals Turner and Loss are III town awaiting the open ing of court.
 Mir. Paul, of Wells, Fargo's ex- press company, has been in town for a day or two.
 4 telegram of the 7th inst, from Judge Potter to Sheriff Thomas, says that he expected 10 leave Yuma for Phoenix yesterday.
 Benj- Belcher, book-keeper of An ders & Rowe, Bradshaw, was in town last week.
 CE. McClintock, business and gen eral manager of THE HERALD, left on this mornings stage for San Fran cisco.
 Wm. Hopkins, book keeper and clerk of the Tiptop mining company, came down with lot of bullion yes terday.
 Superintendent N-ebber, of the Tip top, left on this mornings stage for San Francisco. He will be absent about month
 Gen. Wilcox, Lieut. Haskill and Col. Riddle arrived from Prescott Sunday and left the following morn ing for Camp Mcdowell.
 Julius Bauerlen returned Monday from his claim near the Sacaton, with plenty of rich specimens and smile about four inches long. Must be something in it Julius.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
The 7Yexjcan Exb;b;t;on


 4 circular regarding the Mexican Exhibition has been issued to the State Governors by General Kiva Pal acio, the Minister of Public Works l Tn this document General Riva Pal. acio says that the President hao 3- termined that an International Ex- hibitiOn shall be held next year in this city. He says that the Executive ] expects that the proposed Exhibition will remove false impressions which exist abroad regarding the country, and will tend to open new markets to the products of the farm and fac tory, thereby promoting immigration and the construction of railways. All nations, even those which have not diplomatic relations with the Repub- lie, are to be invited to exhibit their products. Foreign exhibitors, as well as those of the Mexican States will be free to display their goods in build ings or pavilions raised by their re spective nations or governments, as well as in the exhibition itself. Ex- hibits will be admitted free of duty. Foreign Governments will be invited to send commissioners. The port of entry will soon be designated The President has appointed Messrs. Sa- bastian Camacho, Mariana Barcena and Miguel Hidalgo y Teran to be commissioners for the exhibition. In concert with the department of public works, they are to appoint sub-com- mittces, make regulations and take charge of correspondence relating to the exhibitions. In conclusion, Gen eral Riva Palacio says the Govern mcnt has resolved to enter o1 a new industrial policy of activity and pro gress. IL will endeaver by means Of the exhibition to open up new mar kets, to encourage foreign trade and to attract capital from abroad for the development of lhe national resources. l The engineers began preparations for the exhibition building some time since. Itis to opened, January II. 1SSO.-Er
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
EEREEFORTAL ETEHS.

Tiptop, .15; Silver King, S7.1@.
 Tiger assessments are reported de linquent this month.
 Globe is improving. Several new houses are in course of erection.
 The Tiger mine measures 73 feet in width It is nine miles long and ;s the largest mine in the United States.
 J,H. Hisc, of Globe, intends soon to place some valuable mining prop erty in the East for some Of the miners of Globe district
 It is stated that Frazier 6 Chal- mers, of Chicago, are building the Hesing mill and it is now about com pleted, and that it will soon be on it's way to Globe.
 The La Plata mine. in Richmond basin, is looking splendidly The shaft on the main ledge is now down 3 feet, with 315 feet of ore in width, which will average S2O0 per ton. This is on the Mack Morris ledge and has awakened a new interest in Richmond basin.
 Notice has been posted in 1Ic4JiI- len. by order of General Hammond, forbidding the cutting of timber and irewood, or burning charcoal on the San Carlos Indian reservation, or rc- moving the same therefrom.
 The territorial school law requires school trustees to keep schools open for at least three months in the year, whether the money to the credit of the district be sufficient for that time or not If not, school trustees are authorized to levy and collect tax. in the district, sufficient to keep the school open the requisite time.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
llOTTERY Y :! Will be drawn at Prescott, A. T., on Wednes
 day, June 4th, 1879.
Act of the Legislature.

An aot to afd in the construction of Capitol
 Buildings. and for the support of Public
 Schools in the Territory of Arizona Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
 Arizona Territory:
 Section l. It shall be lawful for. and the right power and authority is hereby granted for the period of twenty years. from tho lst day of February 1879 to the Arizona Devel- opmsnt Company-a corporation organized and existing under and oy virtue of the laws of the Territory of Arizona-and its assigns, to give public lotteries at which or by means of which money may be lawfully disposed of by chance, anything in the laws of this Territory 10 the contrary notwithstandirG etc. etc.
 Sec. ? The Governor of the Territory of Arizona, and his successor in office and in the event of the absence. disqualification or death Of the Governor-hs legal substitute is hereby appointed q Commissioner fo superintend the drawing or distribution of prizes in said lotter ies and each of them. and certify 10 the cor rectness thereof. etc. etc.
 Sec. 3 All lotteries drawn under the pro visions of this acs, shall be drawn in some public place to be designated V the Comms- sioner. between the hours Of ten o'clock m. End five o'clock P. m ard in manner to be approved by the Commissioner.
 Sections 1, , and provide for inc collection of ten per cent. from all prizes and the pay ment of the same into She capitol and school funds.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
HOME.

Homes not merely four square walls,
 Though hung with pictures nicely gilded !; Home is where affection calls.
 Filled with shriDes ;te heart hath builded. Home go watch fhe beautiful dove,
 Sailing meath the heavens above us; Home is where there $ one to love.
 Home is where there's enc to love us. Homes not merely roof and room;
 Home needs something 10 erdear il; Home is where the heart can bloom
 When there's some kind heart to cheer it! What is home with none to meei2
 None to welcome. none to greet us Home is sweet, and only sweet,
 Where there's one we love to meet us.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
E&DE.A& NEWS
Latest Information from the
 Seat Of War.

We have been kindly permitted to copy the following dispatch sent last evening to headquarters:
 CAMP MCDOWELL, April g. To Col Nayffn, I. i. C., Prescott:
 The commanding officer at Camp Mcdowell is directed to order Capt. RafIerty, with his company, to a point near old Camp Grant, reporting for instructions to Col. C Compton, who asks for Overton to command Co. X, Indian scouts. The General has au- thorized Compton to order him for temporary duty only. \ dispatch received last night from Col. Comp ton, who had returned to Apache from Mc3Iillenville, where he went 10 meet General Hammond on the 4th, says matters at San Carlos were then not alarming, but reports that it will not do to cease precautionary measures, as the country outside is more excited than the agency, from which the talk eminates. General Hammond has no means of commu- nicating with the Indians except through agency interpreters. Lieut.. Howard is sent to him and others are on the way. He has not yet received orders from Washington 10 disarm the Indians Il looks as if there would be no tronble, provided the Indians are not disturbed
 IT n C
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Proclamation oftme Governor.
TFHRIrOHY OF ARIZONA. ! ENEoLIINE DEI,,r-. EehrIlar- 20. ls-a {

IENRIrONY OF AEIzONA.
 EXECUTIVE DEPT February 20, 1879
 I, John c. Fremont. Governor of the Terri tory of Arizona and cN-olfcio Comlnissionel to superinteni the drawing of lOtreri.s for the support of he public schools etc by virtue of the power and authority vested in mo by law. do hereby designate as the place where the first lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Company. the Thearre in Pres colt, the Capital of said Territory of Arizona and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be The 4th day of June. l-79, between the hours of o o'clOck a. m. and , o'clock ? m
 Witness my hand and the gr eat seai of the Territory of Arizona this 20th day of Febru- arv A. D. 1879.
 IsEALI JOHN C. FREMONT. Governor and ex oaiclo Lottery Commissioner
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

PRESCOTT, April 9.-The editor of the Arizona Sta5, Tucson, was COW hided yesterday.
 The editor of the Miner and one of his devils had "set to" last even ing. Beach came out second best
 William McCurdy shot, and nor tally wounded John Keefe, last Mon day night at Il p M, at Lynx Creek
 Mrs. Thomson died at Fort Whip pie hospital last night.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
Only 12,OOO Tickets Will be Sold. Whole Tickets s5-
 Halves, S,e.5G.
Whole Tickets S5
Halves, S2.5G- .
Quarters, SI.25.

The Bank of Arizona will act as Treasurer, and all moneys received from sales of tickets will be deposited there to await the drawing. Prizes will be paid ten days aftsr the drawing
 4 II orders for tickets must be accOmpa1e by the money, which can be sent in 8nnk Drafts San Francisco, Certificates of De- rosit Postal Money Orders, by Wells, Fargo < Cos. Express
 Address a communications. and make all drafts and money orders payable t9 the order of the Arizona Lottery Copnany. Prescott, X. T.
 Register all letters containing drafts or post al orders. To avoid forgeries, buy no tickets except of regular agents. 6l-1In
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

It is probable that ths law allow ing the army to keep the peace at the polls will be repealed. The Green packers in the House will vote with the Democrats for its repeal
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

Foreign papers say that California wines are increasing in price and quality and that California is destin- ed to become a great winc-producing State.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

The Rinderpest has afflicted Bohe- mia to such an extent that agricul- ture is at & standstill owing to the destruction of draught cattle.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
THE MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION WILL
 RE AS FOLLOWS.


 BE AS FOLLOWS:
 Twelve thousand slips of leather numbered from one to twelve thousand will be publicly deposited ir a large glass wheel which will then be closed and s=aled by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner. Two hundred aud eiEhty-two slips of leather numbered in ac- cordance with the prizes annot need, will be publicly deposited it. a small glass wheel which will also be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 A commit of seven citizens will be se- lected by the ticket holders to examine every stage of the proceedings.
 B f! wheels will then be revolved iR sight of the audience. uIstil their contents are mixed and thoroughly mingled. The seals will then be broken and the wheels opened and TWO CHILDREN UNDE TEN YEARS OF AGE will be placed at each wheel. and a prize and q number drawn at the same time The wheels will then be closed and revolved, and another number and prize drawn. and this process repeated until the 2S2 prizes are all drawn. The holders of tickets bearing cores bonding numbers will be entitled to the prizes drawn.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

The California bound stage was so crowded this morning they were ob- liged Co put three on a seat.
 Several freight trains came in this morning.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
JUNE 4th, 1879,

Or sooner, if all the tickets are sooner disposed of on which occasion there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN DPED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
Certificate ef Territorial Treas uFer.

I, Thomas I. Batler. Treasurer of Arizona Territory. hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed iI ny office is acceptance in writing of the act of which the above is copy. and has alsr filed in my office 8 bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars which bond has been ap proved by the Governor and m Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona Ter ritory conditioned for its faithful performance of the provisions of sad act.
 THOMAS BUTLER.
 Territorial Treasurer. T1-27cc' T. ~-~y 2o;l- lS-a
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Subscribe for TIE HERALD, the most ncwsy paper published in Ari- zOna.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
Arizona | Otterv <! UNDER THE DIRECTION or Governor ]. c. FREMONT, Territorial Commissioner. MICHEL GoLDwArrR. BANK OF ARIZONA,
 President Treasurer.

Tn sccordance with an act of the Leeisla.iv ve Assembly of Arizona Territory, and the Proclamation of the Governor
 issued hereunder
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09
EDITORS IN TROUBIE.
Fatal Shooting AfTcay at Lynch
 Greek.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

he first Lottery under the foregoing law will
 be drawn at the Theatre, ln Prescott on
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-09

\ Journal Wash ington special says An important point was brought out in the examination of Duncan $. Wal ker. Secretary ot the Democratic Con- gressional Comittee, ny the Wallace Comittee today. He was forced to admit that during the last campaign the Democratic Committee had used Government envelopes to send out one million printed campaign documents, and that the work necessary to be done to fold these documents and ad- dress them had been performed by employees of the house, who are paid by the government. To save postage, Democratic members frank ed large numbers of these documenta.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03
IHE PICNIC.


General Manager Mitchell gave the n
K. 4 +. employa . picnic yesterday.
Two trains vsee tssdered them Tree oi
change, O. behalf al The management
which left as IN early hous.
First train oonsissed Of eight coaches
pulled By engine No. S-Geo. 6haisr En-
Rinser I'D Sol Morris Coaducsor, left q
about 8 an.
Second section coWsisted cf eight car
pulled By ensiae s7-Geo. Wsdan sngis-
Ger, Andy Brown Conductor. left At nine
O'Clock. Both trains were full. and not
withstandine the inpropitnous weather Of
the morning, about 1000 souls participated
in the festivities Of the da-.
On arriving at the grounds. which h Q
beautiful grove on the south bank OF the
Lamise. Ssinss. dancing platform and
croqust grounds we're iaProvissd By those
who took pleasure in such sports.
The party took six hosts with then
which were launched and made use Of ia
hunting pleasure on tie plaeid waters Of
the Lanine. 6. l. Higleynsn W. oa'
With boat load Of ladies and he'd Tie mis.
fortune to upset, and the whole party, m
GLIDING Sem, were innsrsed.
A swing broke while Charlie Gorden end
Green Smith flight weight were swinging
Nobody hurt.
Dancing VS. in order end We kept ~
constsntly from early In the day until ths
train pulled honevsrd.
One party vs. upset in TIE river Who re
tired 70 IN obscure place, and building 9
Ere, dried their clothes.
Target shooting vas INDUCED in. Mr.. J
C. Barber heating the party while J. n
Shook, Smith, Charlie Gordau
and Capt. L. L. Bridges were not far BE-
hind.
The dinner Vas magni6cent and was ct
under every tree.
The music Vas furnished BY the Sedalla
bran and string bends. and Wa most ex-
cellent
The day was adnirsbly spent Not IN
accident or any trouble Of any kind oc-
curred to mar the happines Of any of those
who participated in the pleasures Of the
day.
There were about one thousand people
out to the picnic.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

tcsss Ass ~, % Az sraAscs.l
"a !e.!o. Snc ts.I N love v,as seehooI
~. - -. ,.I.sc "
But iss the oaly vsy ios Sools 10 learn.
al, ";..L" :;,e n. ..-S... - 80
Yorue Hsas Chr,.,i.s A..oe;s,ioe vSss
shey hsId services 10 shs psisne. saae .
.osd :. The 'ssds's' ed vs'ssd out WIN
Saved By mace. That ~ The vsv he
long hsd souehs.
Observation-Disclosures
,.%, "
~
.Wsddy Thoepaos ]. in town. Wonder
wsddy vses.-Sseenos Cscy 1fsssns.
..-.:": ~. nsve pcsse"es. = ne YOUNG
5,oIo@. ~ ~ " "-
1ea. ana shey ~use b Tes'gnsd-so die.
-, N. ,....h,.
tomato keschSp?
Here! H<ss! We saw q tomato catch
up IL caught up VI b Q fellow end bit
bin square in The ear.
-rh. .;,, ,ho ..... IL. h...a :; IL.
-four Of The family.
You bet. She's sxxxx-Specislly ios
s"'y Os& We snsed Ass every hoor.
Tint n In nav 0omA Cnmno ksAhoe aRana
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

The sedalia corEespoodess Of ths
Mosiroas Adsssnls ssyE Ths Good TsoPaass
Of this disarics vill hold . coaveatioa in
this city, eooaeaeisg % Friday. June 8.
in Which vs bope 70 - every lodge in IL
district fully repssseated. We slso invite
Good Tenpian from al quarter to sssssd
aad here avail ourselves Of lie opportunity
of sayiag. thas ill ssesasaFy sr.ssGsossas
vill b nsds Ioe The seoestsinnsas of dsle.
estes and visison. Cone aloag oes asd
all; ve promise yea 10 old fashiossd
druaksa joli6easisa - promise yea
neither shsopsigns o. bourbes, bot .
eosdia vslcoas and The bsss ies vaass ~
Murphy beoshsn can aeord.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03
FASHIONS OF THE SEASON.

Among the many dainty costumes 0peoe0 e
| ,u.oec,ion. dur;ns m. ve.k =. uot;c.,, v,,,
S""s"' 'n' "'~"y "<"'""' ~"sseu M u8eTe>
Svisses asd mulls. as such reasonahae 6gnrs
| thas one 70 longer need feel tia, such costume
NJ. - 49, :. nom"
a stylish mull. made sish skirt, over.asist -
l..as-sishs basqes. "a. sr~...A 9th ps..s;ss. .
The material. EDGED With 'ses' and h;'sA.ses.s
ssessa ~ oaaes OF eosored os3nnose. - oss'eas'
veod tnss. With Just . spaskl,nS u pals red
Tn. band vaspus 90 above the p's.sed sos..,
seas edged the over-skire. and formed eeoa1
'ah'isr through The eessrs. Tie hssqos -
vish The over-skirs.
Another pretty style ~. made With . tabsis,
fsoss q 'asectiag md pas. and edgsd vial
vas msde With . plaseroo ftoot, asd sssooa ~
moee stylish nosed.
S0ll a.sshsr vas t.iomsd With satises q tn
%.. :ns -a.ss 10: 10. ioSs ::. e'' Of '"fh %
An sseeAae psiDresse dress. simulntins =
basque. vse msds Of baack. vslves-ssnpsd
sisSossis and nsausSSIiy- sssped trsSS; ~ -
the ssdes sdysd With . dsep she'll sSiin9ine q
psari-vh silk. hlisag oses pasaSed 0ooaeo
o. The sss.sdiss. M tae,ssf hoas vss .
pleased. aad over thsss . psseeia0 o. bsesos. 4
vest Of psaEi-whise siik vas inssrssi With lovely
sAeet.
.,ss ~ ~ .s =: ~. ::.. :
style % soms d eur lsdy ;ssdess vHo sss .ussSis
e; e d.s.ds .h.s he sy:n.ss s.ss.s ,aall :. =.
lt VIII b something hat eoa b utilised Sor
parties in your con circle ~ saeiSo sea0o0.
nlack ed white. OF I'll hlaek. o. eo0hi.sa
sressiy 70 vcSus "a sss.sss g & ~ sS.sSS.
heaek, j. sons form. b he ehossa Avosiss Ior
The isAioeahss svseiag cssssas. eslsss 6sis9
Of hase, - regards color, ffo0 corner ssooocs,
Noe that iaAiso havo dkseardod trains Tor H.
strses, the erpas qusgSy u, With those Who sSO
TO-: s:ss'''d With ''"' ''''''' b" % s''''' 'A'
paslor. aad naay laiios 81 tEas tney msss
mako H. oas costume. sspeeially Z a IN, d
~ ssass- rs skirS 10 10 Ssssl vsisise 80
trm1sd and eaishsd vith tall pasaiss hsek. We
insssod q upos To hipa Ths train Z ses.sS.
All e;.S:d rssS:s t:Hs s.ais. a.. Ssss:y. Z g
::s :;': d., !: 49, 9 - ~. s. 49, -
80 49, q: sr;s sos:e:. I'D e
The Willing costume ssaaslbsgsd into % slssnae
A. elbow sleeves arc % uueh vosu uov. q
happy, medium for seostume a this kind vcald
b halfway oPtveen vnst and elbow and vhsa
.oss ios dypss. . Close 9ai1lla6 a. vhiSs hsoSoo
ses would sive drs.sy 20 :syli.A cs!tet
'ame % cor lsdy !e:sss. vhs have 1ads sa'.es.
v s::s Pc -: :s, -. s g s:S%s
,o~sumes sos The ssasea, ard viil rsediiy assist
hem vssh sdvtes - 70 ths suieshss aa>fsial.
Iessing Up.
A brood. opeo ccrsaaes. md ehemisetses q
Ihteo leee ~ e0beoiassy. ass an ~ No..
hsoisssas asd ssssses are .e1s e sin gssa-
lilos e u Peevaihog 0nl 10 IL dTUoo.
lsssa IeDslas de:e aah.ie. 1esf yeas. hess
.Sss ~ S y toss' 80 Sy sSsx,se '%.s;s:S
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03
pollco CouFt.

Henry johnson ~ busy. At lsss'
thsts what be told the recorder. Not hsy.
ing tiDe. be said, to catch de train, b
jumped On while It M IN motion. His
homer thought that story rather thin, and
told Johnson hia candid opipios ~as that
be w. trying to steal ride, which, being
contrary 70 The statutes, b felt called UPON
to asss she citys damages q one dollar,
and would Mr., Johnsus please earich the
treasury 10 that amount?
sJsmo Shaw, ssasd up. Hsse last night
one Of my u1aiGAt sovsss caught you J..
ing 'ss beasly seaAs Of intoxicss;o.. What
do yos sey q hiatt"
He ~ - md vas only lyiag down in
order = g rsst
81! thunder /! Lying dovs! the
desce" yelled Biz hosoe. "Why. man
alive! Yoa vsse 10 aoss lying down
than I an end - to the ssory Of being
sick, ii dost pan ost aay more in this
court Of juatics. Nst much! But" pick.
ing up Tie isdictoesk "you are charged
not only With being drunk but with a
improper exposure q ycsr pesson. This
will not b tolseaAsd. I can overlook
email a6ain, but When it comes % sucA
nsWende, feel called upon 10 - rsibes
sesoa. Hogvill had The sssassssr tvo
DOH. &. hsng drslk ard sAns dollars
for expodAG soer PsuDa, toOsther With
our coses, and II 20 ever ceme into this
cosEt sgA ment pa IL psaisssGiary."
Aa1 = hsssesit Assn. a ~ afsusss |
lar - Asard ssllogsikag: sAsd
BescAsr ssys lie world i getting Better |
every day. 5Whst iooh thse oortals b. -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

1nttes for ths Susday Morning 0Asoo.
LINES WRl rTEH on 1AGe8MTING sOME OF
NJ FRIGND0 "NO0EGAY."
Accept. respected friends these Aov'rs.
tribute to thy worth and name;
Their brightness. ID Thy sad.isned house.
Nay set thy elouded souls adame.
could feel thoa'lt prize these now'rs
And kindly turn thy thoughts to me.
How full VI Joy will b the hours
pasa in sorrow, far from thee.
And whom their branty ias,ed is
Their leaves and petals wisherei are
think Of me - one whose 'phiz''
ue'sr wore . look Of dark despair.
HAsas L. FLEnsSo.
Jefferson City, MAY =, -.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

Or q IL hssassosA dwelling besss
o. Bsesdvsy ies .ls ct basgsia. Apply
70 Ma Talhott e Ass oillissey aeahliaA-
Dsae q OAio sesoeG o-1d6V10
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

From parties On board the train JESTER.
day mora,nG. - learn that The rain Of
Thundsy night extended east - fer -
hannibal and vess over Kansas. II seems
% have heeo pretty seaesal throughout
Missouri, Kaasas and Texas. Fas0ess sss
highly slased. and onee more put on s0il-
ing counienancs and insist On shakieg
hands With every one they meet.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-06-03

"A grsat many ssnsdio ass advatSssd
To bring thsn bsSose ths public. Who D.
eido whether he ratic3s = geed a I'D.
The esed sspefaiioa With d. BallS
BABY eynp s.joys = > ssa,aiag gsarsssss
Of il oesih. Ptice 8 cent.