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svOEk,S AUGUST TOURS.
CPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
y FOR STURk'S AUGUST TOURS.

~ FOR SIORhS AJhlSl lcOh''
ONLY s23.75 FOR "A TOUR OF OVER
400 MILES. Richmond TO Washington Phi!a-
deipha, New York. Newport, New Bedford. Nam
tucket, and Martha's Vineyard, the lovely city By
the sea, with itsgrcat Methodist and Baptist CAMP.
MEETINGS and GRAND ILLUMINATION AND
CARNIVAL, the latter one of the most brilliant
spectaces could behold, rva!ling the great etss
OF Vienna and Paris.
THIS TOUR Is RESTFUI. rather than tiresome.
No long, tedious rides by rail- lSf, the rapid ride
BY rail from Baltimore 70 New York ria fast ex-
press trains; I'd, the delightful voyage on Long
Island Sound, OH the palace steamers Providence or
Bristol. with refreshing nights sleep, charmed hy
the sweet melody Of n FULL ORCHESTRA; Sd,
the short rail- ride Of twen!y-six miles from Eau
River 10 New Bedford, by The sea; and lastly. the
OF can sail by steamer or sixtytwo niles 70 Martins
Vineyard and Nantucket. You visit FOUR CELE.
DRAFTED SEASIDE RESORTS. No swarms OF
mosquitoes nor land 6reezcs rs !, other Watering
places.
Leaving Richmond August Attn, 9th, 9th, TN, on
ANY regular train. No excursion or speelai Trains
used. Tickets good for THIRTY DAYS.
Tours TO the White Mountaineering switzerland OF
America: Noun: uesert-the stand u MOUNTAINS,
ut GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
- A. W. CARRIER,
~ 2a-Th,M&Wst SAC Main street.
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Cetewayo knows the moral effect that q
distant body OF troops may exercise In a
baftle. AZ Kamb ula the seeming reserve OF
.Znlu warriors that crowned the heights was
composed oil women, Nike the Scottish re.
serve which at critical stage Of the battle
bf Rannockbi,rn (. bore down on England's
;Fearied war; Y
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Ey ". GodG1n. Auclioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets


GALE AT AUCTION OF THAI anL-
CUABLE. NEVER-FAlLiEG.S r riit + u rt'pS
PoRTAL GE T5IE rTNNHRo 9p tux Totif S,!HEYYA
10 ranncst nj rle owner. shall offer for sale ut
anrlon. at my Office, corner Of Eans and EieyeHlh
streets, on THURSDAY the 3lst OF IVY. ls1 ~; al
10 o,ciock NJ that VALUABLE AND MEYER
EIITJ%G SPRING. located IL, above. II Yields per
lay, at this dry season. about 10000 gallons Of
nnrc wafer suitable for drinking or manufacturing
nnurnosrs Its purity ha, recently been Analysed BY
Protcssor Tayior. As rroof OF Its calicltT: for
many years prior TO the war IL snpptd many o. me
nnnnIe in the lower part Of Richmond Win pure
drinking wafer, as h,h up rs Fifteenth aud Main
streets. ,- - ,u ~
For a hre very sugar refinery. n paprr'niH or
other manufacturing purposes. H. has many advan'
tlres because OF the pnrIty and abund :ncc OF its
Wr. F. C. Peasants, at Thiriv-irst and Clay
strects will show the premises 20 those who may
call on him.
~ 0S ". GODDIN, Auctlonetr.
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VALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE

Y IN CAMPBELL COUSTY.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed by Robert Taylor 70 the uu-
dcrsigned trustees, we shall proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder. on The premises, at IL o'clock on
TRACT OF, LAND belonging TO said Taylor, con-
tanning about 700 ACRES. lying on Falling river AT
It's nSection ih SianHtOn river. aud adjoining the
Red Hill estates of the laie John Henry 1t has good
low-grounds and excellent up-lands, and is very
productive. convenient TO mills. and 10 Staunton
river which IS nayi BILE for steamboats, 10 the fch
mond and Danviii,, railroad. The iauds are in Il
good state Of cultiva ton; and the improvements,
though plain, are subsl initial aud ample.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day OF
SALE
Mr.. Berkeley, who resiic>7 on the place. will take
pleasure in showing the farm TO any one desirlpg 10
see II before the day of sale.
CHARLES n. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN II. NIL. LER,
ty 1919 Trustees.
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10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID from Henry Baugh and wife, recorded In The
Hastings Court clerks office OF The city of Manchos
ter, In Decd Book No. g. page II. will sell al pub
lie auction, The premises. i'll Buffers addiip 10
said city. LOTS Nos. 2G and II. with GOOD
FRAME HOUSE thereon, 1T 6 O'Clock J.. NJ, on
THURSDAY, July 81. 1879. -
Terms: Cash. CHAELES ". TURNER,
IT, Trustee.
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By POND, x,cr & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1900 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
COUNTY, Ar TIE FARM OF DIR. JESSE L..
JOIiNSuN. TEN MILES BELOW TIE CITY.
ON THE MAIN ROAD LEADING FROM RICH
MOND TO CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE
By virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed by jesse l..
johnson and vile to the undersigned aS trustee,
dated June Is. 1878. and duly recorded ~ me
clerks Office OF IIenrico County Court. in ID. IT,
lOl page 1872, default having b. en- made III ne
payment OF two notes secured therein, ANA b. ii%
REQUIRED so to do hv the beneficiary i'll said Cc"d
shalt sell by auction. on The premises. at ~ -; gu
THURSDAY The 18th Of August 70. all Tie Pf.i'-
SOSAL PROPERTY. COB: Ting OF ,>.,rt.,,
HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN fIfAiiCkE'
HORSES. MULES.
COWS. SHEEP. HOGS. &c.
FARMING UTENSILS, SC,
now upon the said farm.
TERMS: Cash AS 10 expenses OF SAFE ann amounts
sufficient to >atl-fy two nnieS-oc Tor s03 ana l!!s
o1hrr for Z al, 3J-wiih int rest from The loth Oi
June. 1878. MlLLlAh ELL ;>oN'
IL - lrNslCc
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
No. Eleventh street, between Main and BANK.

n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FARM OF
. 1 SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO AGRES
IN POWHHTAN- COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES ae
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.-ln execution Oh
decd Of trust from NJ. Il. Porter and wife 70 the SUP
scriber, as trustee dated 23d April 81 u ana auy
Observation-Disclosures thereto requil ed by the crealLor Sc
eured will sell BY agc!9' in front OF IF sngnat
1879 THAT being court.day). at ~ O'Clock d., inc
LAND conveyed In said deed, being The farm known
rs tile "OFFiCE.n formerly owned by DR.. Apner
Crump, now occupied by Mr. l. & Irvine; and p aa
Joining the lands OF William F.. Royal Z. u. FOR
Ter, and others and containing 6s2 acres more Or
less. ,,,-,- ,,,.rrrI>-c
with ten rooms, and all Necessary farm and other
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to exam
inc the property before the day OF sale.
TERMS under The deed, would be sufficient In easn
to defray the expenses of sale and to pay off bond
for $500. with all arrears Of Interest due upon IT,
and The residue upon such terms as the grantor In
said deed may prescribe: but am authorized by me
creditor to state HAT If desired less payment In
cash VIII be required. and reasonable credit given
for the residue OF Tie debt secured. ~
'0' p W. HARDWOOD, Trustee.
""'DD' " iy 22.24,26,2S&td
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:. nsv- svv.YEp. AND FOUND.

cnS REWARD.-Lo-t. Monday night,
81 July 2Sth. ut the Petersburg depot or on
bc way TO a. :. Lees residence, corner Of Leigh
mi Ienth streets. TWO MISREPRESENTATION
LAR BILLS. The finder will receive The above re-
ward, aud no questions asked. II rsturncd to
ALFRED \. LEE,
iy29.3t los Virginia street.
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Richmond 4;
Arrive at Burkcyil!",


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! cave R!ciIm0n! II. lj,4uA. I'D i.A.
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ArriTe at l""vi'I", ,..rp, " isl,v
si.'.'.:' -. 49,. ''-'
ATTY rn, II +, - ...l.N u.s. NJ,
Arrive at S:tlciH. N.t.i L." !. H.......-.
Arrive III taciIA. y. ru.
Arrive al salisbury.
III ';'',,,I:,,,,,
%.C................. 1897 Nv. $50.
Arrtys at co'" ',,.' ...5:3e NY. ..
Arrive 1t Charleston.
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arrive az Sa.annyh.
Ga,..................,D SEQ e. ". ...
Arrivcat AtlLn,n.';a. +. l!:3" A.>.... -. =
Ar ry 81, +. atoH'."n'f t4ur. M...."
Arrive at siniilr. Nl 4.1j !. = ............'...
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faLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .<siSss1ss
~ COMPANY. -rssfstlsSJ

Til. company Will dspatcn one OF ,hclr sp!endt&
s.ra:,e-c--OLD DDMIEIpS. MnhSOkE. l%AAI
BELL, and IlGHNOSD-c~ery TUESDAY
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY &c nigh water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built
pressiy for III. route.
They hive splendid saloons s'ste-rooEa3, suc bath
ro9r9..
The fare, accommodations, ard attentions are VI
CurtaaSeG.
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. Ships coming south sail from
Pier 40, North river, fool Of Christopher street.
Freight received until L. VI. daliS.
frelgnts for points beyond New York forvarde.
with dispatch, and charge made except ac.u2l ex.
peases incurred.
Cabin fare to New YORK, $l2 Storage, 95 ana
s..
For further Information .pply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. Co, Agents,
mYlo Office Coppany's whsrye5. R0cketts-
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ISAAS LINE S.E,7ro STATES zI:1.s!!
AND ROYAL. NAIL STEAMERS,
NEW YORK 70 QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.
CITY OF BEET.IN. 5.49l tons;
CITY OF RICHMOND. 1907 tons;
CITY Of CHESTER. i $3.50 tons:
CITY OF MONTREAL. 1890 tons;
CITY OF BRUSSELS. 3.77j tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK. $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS are among
the strongest. largest. and fastest OH the Atlantic,
and have every modern improvement. Including
hot and cold wafer and electric bells IN state
rnnns revolving chairs In saloons. bath and suIra
iD.-r Ooins. BARRIERS hop. &c.
For rates of passage and other information lrpiy
to JbiiN g.. DALE.
Agent. g Broadway, New York: az 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO..
4, 1aod1y Richmond.
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By Frank y. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate AuctIoneers,
1lOS Main street.

TRAME STORE AND DWELLING.
L NO. s23 THIRD STREET. BETWEEN ~.
VAL AND BAKER STREETS. OCCUPIED ~
CLAIBORNE RUSSELL, AT AUCTION.-Ne
will sell on THURSDAY, july 81: 1879 on NJ IN"
premiscs. ut O'Clock y. NJ. the I)i 81 ana L'l
ss above described. The sore and iwclIlu" con-
Iains four rooms. aud there i a FRAME HOUSE
in the rear which fronts alley amt rem sell
rutcly The lot fronts 22xl20 feet 10 Il wi@r a't.y
TERMS: One THIRD cash; balance In six anu
twelve months. with interest added and secured "y
-, iced IF 1r,I.f FRANK ID. HILL ( o..
" 10 tucti"ucrrS.
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DEPAx,FUsE DT sTEA ass;s&.

TOR NEW YORk.-Thc Old <ES5s,
Z Dominion Steamship Company .psszrSl=Jlssis -
steamship WYANOkE. Captain Couch, will sail
FRIDAY. August lst. at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock L. VI.
Through bills CT lading signed ami goods Tor.
varded with dispatch 10 all lniuts north. EOu.h
east, and west; also. "a foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New York, ST. 'tecraSa. &c aud
SO.
For freight or PASSAGE apply 70
u. -. ALLEN Z TO. Agents.
ty 3O-3t C0!a;unvs Wharf. RuckeLis.
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dor RENT, THAT WELL-LOCh-F a.
T TED STORE AND DWELLING No. 80 Eli
Brook avenue. The dwelling has four rooms. and Is
in good order Rent only : ID per month. Apply TO
JOHN #. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent.
iY24-3t Bank and Eleventh 81 cets.
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Bv Frank -. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana AHcti"Hec!S'
HOS Main street.

vy,pITSTEE.S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE AT THE N9ETl ~ .rI,,C ,T
I.HrthSIv virtue Of a dccl 0f trust fatc'i May
4 and Inly rccorie in The clerks "iicr Of
the richm nd Chanc"ry Court, y. u. lu3 ~ iEiS9
40 ND ~ rho rnIrr~t Of the hcucGsr'rrS secured
Ihore:n | vii prUcecI To sell 1T atci@n w on me
,rv rs lr.rir Is above described on WEDNES-
: DR.. nL' GROUND dcScriiai In said deed rs fol-
owi one fronting on Main sfseI 20 fct and run
Ming back between parallel hhnsG5 feet tupon which
hr. - = BRICK STORE wAaeSTrl!irg :hovcl. The
o:h.r fronting Oh Second ~ ~ 35 feet and running
hark in gn taslcry dirccasn ana between paeallel
lines nj rghi angles with Sonnd street 20 fee; (uron
the same property rcccnty owned by Mrs. Alice
Walsh. This property has always commanded Il fair
rent and from lis location offers good investment
TERMS: Bv consent. will be one third caAh; Tic
balance in six and Twelve months, with per cent.
interest added, secured by trust decd
is 2G JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
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By Frank }. Sampson.
Peal Estate Agent, AuctiOrcer and Notary Public
corner Ninth and Hall streets,
Manchester, Va.
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DOR RENT, BREMO FARM, four G:s
A teen miles below Richmond. on james Eli
river. Toa good tenant the rent wilt be moderate.
w. d. BURFO0T,
~ 0Q-Ofk 8 o nOrih Fitlh street.
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i 4 Krs-rfOE sAf,ES---Futnre Oeys.
DIG AUCTION SALE Or
Is CHILDREN's CARKiAGEEsS1 Err or,ry
THURSDAY MORNING At ~ uoLoSh
PR0xPII.Y .,

jy 3O.2t
TVREAsUREE's SALE.-I shall on Fkl.
L DAY, August 1st. at l2 o'clock, oner LOT SAFE ~
NV ONCE No. Ii Eleventh slrpet,
iuS o'' ONE GOLD WATCH.
to satisfy sundry tax.bills In my hanns t2r s9se-
ton. ,o, -. -, 1'ro,snrer
iy 29-rd hssIslans L-S-9-
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Gutsmasci%.
CONPANY'S
JAmES-RIFER LINE,
Fol.
OLD POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVEb
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE RATITSE,
ycR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, And BOSTON.

EXCLUSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer &" Ariel !! no" ready Tor cnea2e-
mems for DAY. and NOoniight- Excursions Il
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Freight received Jail! for Norioik- portsmouth: :
Sewbtrn Washington. and larhOrO', y. c.. ami al
bindings on Tar river: Wa<hlngt"n. ID. C.. liafGp
TON and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, AT lowest rates.
The steamer kRiEL La, lacly been almost en.
tircIy rebuilt and r.furniSh"i In an elegant ant
costly manner, and is confidently recommended 4.
the FASTEST AID most comfortable Stcer tha,i!a!
run on this route for many years.
l.. Il. TATtM. Superintendent.
100 Main street and Rockets.
II Agent. S'ri,.lk. Z
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CTORE AND DWELLING FOR G.
~ RENT.-Tbe STORE and DWELLING at saaI
present occupied by G. G. Deidrlch as shoe-store
Is Tor rent. Apply at drugstore, SOL Broad street.
Richmond Va ~ 3O-3t
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In addition to the Grcenbrcr stock elsewhere aG-
vertised, we will sell Is above, At 10 O'Clock 1iio
20 head WEST PENNSYLVANIA HORSES and
MARES. , .,,
This is fresh lot 0f superior stock. amogst them
some as fine animals as have hccn offered ms seq
SON. The attention of those wanting, Tor family
use Or the trade, should not overlook this SAFE.
No posrponcuicnt On account OF weather.
f. All T.. Il. COOK, salesman.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR, with g.
Il OTHER ROOMS If desired, on Franklin Ell
street near Fifth. Address "F.," deterioration
No. g. ~ 3O-lw*
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- ICHMOND BAZAAR,
u Nos. l43S AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

SUPERIOR STOCK AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. 30th instant. ut IL o'clock,
ro tr;I sell ne above the following stock rai;ed III
Grecnbrier county. ". w. sold for no fault, and IS
of superior quality: ,, --.-.
eo1rlie auimal: one pair BAY MARES SIX years
old. we-broke and very stylish: one BAY HORSE,
five wear; olG-flue harness. and sadde-anina' :
ono SORREL HORSE, three ye trs OG-drivcs in
single hrrness: one BAY MARE. seven years DID,
excellent saddle-animal. The above Is OF sncn
uusIIty rs TO demand the attention Of lovers Of good
stock. jy 29I r.. ". Co''N, otlcsIlIalI.
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RICHMOND, FORK HiYEE 49,
IGl! rt&~ &c..

@;CuEDULE OF TRANS.
- TAXING Effr. + Ag..f. T. f..
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NOVEMBER.

The brosn leaves lie . hundred deep,
The bare boughs toss their arms on high
There il cold look 10 the sky.
And fierce winds DER the woodlands swe~p-
1t eyentide the valleys fill
With mist, that does not pass away;
The drixzling rain falls all the day,
And patters the window sill.
dismal dampness hauuts ths morn,
a deWy GOODNESS nils che cen:
The sun behind Q veil IL seen,
And ali the mountains look forOrn.
The trout in sulky waters lie,
The grouse are Wild upon the moor
The beauty Of the ling is DER.
And barren acres meet theeye.
At night the stars look Weirdly bright,
And meteors cross the frosty sky
And vanish, ere the startled eye
Hath time 10 mark their trail Of light.
The dormouse siugs his farewell song
Before he seeks his winter rest;
The slid drOyes come with crimson breast,
And Ger the wheaton stubbaes throng.
The daisy, IN some sheltered place,
Look. up more meekly TO the light:
And all fair Nature shows the blight
November lays upon herf face.
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Itching Yilso- SympeomD end Cure
The sysPtoas are moisture, like pess-
paras,on. intense itching, iscressed BY
scrasehiss. very dissressios, particularly at
night, - il pin vosns we're crawling in
and about Tie reetun The private psrts
are sometimes affected !; II allowed to con-
tisue. very serious results nay follow. DR..
Svayus's All Healing Oissosnt il pleas
ant. sure cure. Also for Tssiss, Itch, Salt
Rieum. Said Head. Esysipslss, BARRIERS
Itch. Blosehss. all eealy, Crusey, Cutane-
ous, Eruptions. Price 50 cents, 3 boxer
Ios $l-36. Sent By nail 10 any sddres on
'seeips Of price 10 currency. Or three cent
postage sismps. Prepared Only By Dr..
Svayne 4 Son, $50 North Sixth ssreet, Phil
sdesphis. Ps. Sold By all prominent drug
Riess.
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The Je6essoo City Eelips % to Be regu-
lar boomer. IL will kesoafter Be conducted
By . ssook company. vith VS.. Pope, n. C.
Esiae. asd C. J. Gundls6aeer, the pssseat
editor and manager, will look after iss
Interests. On the 6sst Of January ,t will
b, enlarged 70 double it, present size, and
liks he BAzoo, will be IN afternoon paper
Eve days in the week, With sSundsy morn
ing edition. The paper has always heen Q
neW.y lietle sheet, end With ID increased
facilities, 10 doubs Il will be al that The
people Of Je6essoa City could desire. euch
eaasspsiss = deserving Of sucossa, and the
BA3oo hopes 70 - libeeal patronage *.
tee6ea Tie BAsoo ssys shake.
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JAY OULD,

All local freight and accoumodaiion
'rsins stop at Jefferson City. and The peo-
pie Of that burg" had no doubt but what
Gould's special would. Al the hour Of
soos the depot end platform we're crowded
With the representative men Of the town,
vho had climbed down from. The hills to
Psy their respects to the great capitalist.
The engine whissled, and al vas excite
oent. II came numbering up the track as
. twenty i've mile An hour rate Of speed
bat Stacked up not in the least, and pulled
through the town without even . much -
allowing the passengess to cast . glimpse 1t
he iev houses On the hill-iops.
A gesilemsn in Sedalia to-day, Who vs.
psesrnt on the occasion, says il ~ tesri-
be 70 hear the blasPhsmy indulgsdb By
The Capital fellows. The next tine Mr. |
Gould posses through Jeaersos City no |
money viii b expendsd IN getting up . re-
eeptioa for him. Tis ssd. and Sedalia ex-
nd sympashy.
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Coughs, Cold, Asshos and other pul.
moaary affections should Be looked
10 and promptly treated IN time,
md thus al serious results may be avoided,
md Tor this purpose Ne know Of NJ better
Remedy than ~DA 6wAYNE's CoAF0UED
EYnUP o. WILD CKERRY." The frst doe
Givss relief, and il i sure 10 cure tie worst
CID or Cough in 4 very short time. Try
. 3 cent bottle and Be convisced, aed you
will thss avoid Dpesors bill, end most
likely sssieus spell Of sickness. Prses 8
ceab asd $l00 pr bottle. or six bodies
Skoo. The Large sise i the most ecouom.
isal Psspased oely By d.. svsyne 4 Son,
- Nessh Sixth street., Philadelphia. Sold
by I'D Psoaiseot dEuegista.
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A young oas sagaesd il bssiseo hsss
has svsethsals vho rssids With he TAM
ily q - esgisess in Eass 6edslia. A isv
siehS discs - visited his darling and ~
naiaed until oas O'Clock il IL nosnise.
Not wishing 10 dnsasb IL sluohsn Of he
housshold b gong oct lie fross way, b
ki.sd hs ~babg" asd bsds hss lassvsll st
IL kischss doos, asd Started ont tAroagA
shs bsek yard, intending 70 jasp he isses
and vssd hi way hooa.
AZ this ssags IL ~ eans lie hsad Of tn
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

He Went Through Their Town NJ
the Rate q fWenty.Avs
0ilOO On Hour.

The psople Of Sleepy Hollos learned By
The q. Louis and ssdalia pspsss that Jay
Gould eosseopl.'ed trip over he Nj
souri, Pacific, and Of courre voald have TO
paas through their town. Bot that b
would stop they had not The leass doubs.
Accordingly. when il vs. announced that
Nr. g. and party left g. Loun 1t 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, great psspass.iom were
nads 81 What i nov The Capital Of the
great Ssaas Of Missouri TO recsivs hin.
A Coo.issse On Rsespsioa w. sppoisssd,
and soon he town ~ flooded With email
3odgess bearing the following:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-02

From parties residing in East Ssdalia .
BAzoo reporter learns that John O'Keele's
saloon, just east Of where The old Uaioo d.
pot STOOD. w. in foil blast yesterday, With
the froas dsor open and The psopsiesor Sit
ting On The porch in his shirt slesvss.
Druokes men vere plentiful, and one oss,
while seaegssing around Tie Nissoari Pa
ci6c yard, came near being run over.
This nstssr should receive lie atssntios
Of the authorities. People visiting The
cemetery are compelled 70 pen this plscs.
and It i not pleasant to bear The profsoisy
and vulgar talk Of lot Of half-dsuakss
Iosiera II OKeefe still pes.isss in keeping
biz doegery open on the Sabbath. be should
be made 70 pay Tie consequences. Will the
authoritis sct in this matter!