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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15
On Tuesday, the 25th of May,

80
lsS0, the 0llowiag described property Of the
f'uit,d States as designated on map Of Harpers
Ferrv. made in the year 1850 by ). Howell Brown,
Surveyor, % Wit;
LOT ONE, embracing the Water Power entire
90 the Potomac River, the Canal ard lccks, cnc
a, .,r'G fland and bluff bordering on ,hat river.
-yin- between the same and the streets aud lots
as ia,j down ou tie map Aforesaid beginning az
Shenandoah street aud extending % the Western
line OF the aitcd States property. The wall Of
two large bai!iju-s, the john Brown Engine
House and ,he foundations OF several other build
iurs are s,,a3in-, aal large quantities Of dressed
heii-iag, ttgslag aod other stone are upon the
c5ound The Machinery consists OF three iuf-
bae Wheels and four Cast Iron Wheels Of large
Dimensions, With Gearing, F,Gmes' &c.
LOT Two. embracing the Power OF
ff Slera ndoah River as held bv the United
S,,,es. aad ;Ae sitr OF the o.d RIA, Factory with
$40 Gle ep.-- ,enaacss.
lot Four. the perpetual sight to cui and re-
move wood from a tract OF 1885 acres OF Noun
tlju Land i.ing on the S0uth side Of thc Shcran-
dlJh River adjoining tse Ferry tr2ct.
Block F. on Shenandoah, Lot I, with brick
house aad Lot ..
Block 3. @ d" on Shenandoah, Lots ., and o.
lotiu with S;ore Building aud Lots ., g. ., ., {,
Ncr.h of Shenandoah Street
r.t-S III, GA Shenandoah street, Lots ], p
E'ocs Sc J." on Shenandoah Street, Lots l, ., @.
wager s,s acre r,serv'toa, Lot % with Stone
C.ocS ..AA."ou Washington and Potomac
Streets. Lots g. 3, g.
H.ocS 20 b. " On Washington and Ridge Streets,
E.rk &c G +" or E-assias.oeasl Clay Streets,
rlocs Ed D." between Fillmore and Clay SIS.
G.ocs ~EE." between South CaTaad Clay
Hlsss @FF.~ Camp Hin. Lots .. 3.45.6,7
,'ock b. O. G." Camp hin. lots aud g.
.i'1cS " ID DE-" Camp lin, Lots O, Z, 5.
b.acS "J J, Camp hLl, Lots !, ., ., q, O. 5,
Block q. * *" Camp Ujl. Lots I. o. 3. {.
iiocS d" J. d. Camp Hiil, Lots . 3, o, g, Z, $,
40. %, l2
G'5,k ~ a." Camp Hin, Lots o, :, %.
'i,1cE H. Camp llti, Lot5
Block " Do Camp iiiI. lots 8. lj.
C.ocS go Jaioa Square, Lots g, 10, II, =,
Block "I." south sil. Of Ridge Street, lots s
B.ock ~" b.,re,a Ridge ard Putnam S,s,
lots % ADDS
el-S d" q. p" same, Lot9'.
B.ocs "P. same. Lots G.lt.ls.
s.'ck CO., same, Loss 4, ., o, 4, 3, 8. Is,
f's,s - r." North o.; Ridge Street, Lots J. .,
Block {" =. D." same. Lots 2.3,4,5,G.
BiocS T." same, Let q.
Block g. O. ." same. lots = {.
Block y p" between Putnam acd Van Vert
Stt-c.s. Lots I, 3, g, :, 3.
e.ocs Two between Van Vert aal North ella
Streets. Lois a-d b.
--r,f,,r.. on, ..,r,,
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Notice.

DERSoNS who have accounts with Us. large
or small, are earnestly requested 70 come
forward aud settle them sll
BUTLER & AISQUITU.
An,i 20. l5Sc
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Iiouse-Painting. Papering, sc
- = sI:oc Iscpnircl.-

DEBSoNS wishing shoes or Boots repaired
can have such work done d. The undersigned
t-tv per cent. cheaper than can Be Goac else
,.herc b. the couatv. d Shop viii b, until
April IL oa Liberty and Water stscets-and sfter
tiat time ou tbc Cosner oi Congress and Water
streets tc-N y. EATON.
FEB a.rv u, is-o.-ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15
STEAM ENGINES.

Manufactured at Richmond, Va.
These Engines are superior to any heretofore
introduced TO the public, having several ne'c and
impo rfom Improvements. We call especia item
tiou to the arrangement of the Boiler and Super
Heating Dome, bv which large amount of extra
heating surface is acquired which is not utilized
in any other make OF Engine. thus economiziug
largely in FUEL and in TINE in generating
steam. We have y horsepower portable En-
CINE Of this make furnishing power a our Plaster
Mill aud as factions speak louder than words we
will be happy to show lis action and point out its
superior parts Quality IF Naie ioi aud York
mGnsbip. Parties needing power for Wheat
Threshers should call and get our descriptive
catalogue and price list ofportabe Engines. We
can sell them better Engines, and upon more
favorable terms than they can supnly themselves
elsewhere in TIE country. LlPPlIT co.
June -, 1919.
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MORE EcAIN

NJ - - "a - =
\ Good Season 1oI' Corn.
4 Z eurgeutrequestofthe Councilof Charles
y town, have removed my Harness Establish
mcut Tor Beasts, to the LOT Ia the jail, when is
situated icon tie site %. ,he old JAN, in which Mr..
Joha Brown scfyct short time. NJ shop isalso
opposite Mr.. Lriseniincs Hotel Stable, where par
tie, ;urlrcaat breaking Hame-Strirg can have
them repaired. With the consent of the Comniit-
tee grounds, work S. j! 6edespttchel with the
usual prOmptHes
HENRY D. MiDDLEKAUFF,
Lateorthe Market House Lot.
August ., 1877.
Lari.c;h's Fresh aad ..eiiaDlc Garden
seed
WE are now receiving stock Of these
w celebrated Seed. and are prepared to pr
nish all Seed required by those who wish to plant
hot.beds. We lave every thing that may be re-
Quired in the seed line during the coming season.
Jan. 81, 1885, BUTLER AISQUITH.
WE win buy Onion Sets thataro in first class
w condition unless they are small we don't
want them. BUTLER = AIS0UlTH.
Jan. 81, 1850.
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D. Il OODS. pl[>TION

1--WE LEADER OIL SrOVE.-The cheapest
OIL Stove ~ the market-every family should
have unc-lor preserving. for heating sad irons
ior making reA aud Codee ;hsy are Jus: what i
ueeded-stvcs making fire IN the Cook Stove
does uct heat tAc house, Tor sale by
DUKE f. GALLAUER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15

Mechc9d: EO@ Lost, Hon RESTORED!
-, jas. published. rew edition Of Dr.
E5sg Cg,yerwclrs Celebrated Essay on the
- radical care without mejicinel Of Spcr-
ma,orlh0a or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Seminal Losses, Inpoteucy, Mental and Physical
lucapaci,y ,mpeiimcats 10 Marriage, exc. also.
Consumption, Epilepsy aad Eats, Induced BY self
indul.erce or sexual extravagauce &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
c'early demonstrates, from thirty years' sue
ccssful practice that the alarming Consequences
of selfa5usc NAV De radically cared without the
dangerous use Of Internal medicine or The appli-
cation of Toe kaile pointing out mode OF cure
no once simple, certain, and ehectutl, bf Means
90 which every sufferer IA matter what his con-
dition may De-. may cure himself cheaplv, pri-
vatciv and radically.
This lecture should &c in TIE hands OF every
youth and every .cSh IN NE land.
Sent, uader seal. in plain en-eloPe, to any ad-
dress. po,tpoid on receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps Address the Publishers.
THIS CULYERWELL MEDICAL CO..
a Aaa 81, View York; Post O;lice Box, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15

GEO. +. LIGHT
IT Is lust receycd. some novelties in the Paper
IL line also listing Cards. I,GJm
IDEAS AND BEANS grown by I.andre!h d
sons. sold ~ GEO. T. LIGHT.
NUREKA HORSE POwDERS-the best on
Z the markrt-warranted not to iujure Brood
q" II . '1' - a." GEO. 7. LIGHT.
i IL kinds Of Taper and Envelopes sold By
Y Mach 20. lSsO. GEO. 7. LIGHT.
URINE Glover and Timothy Seed for gale at
lowest market prices by
TIVE hes. sapIny c!oSer Seed for sale BY,
HORACE BEALL co.
Complete stock Of Choice Garden and
Y Flower Seeds, Onion Sets, and Seed Pota-
toes Tor sale by HORACE BEALL co.
EuY the Buckeye Wheat and Seed Fan. is
II cheap and does It's work rapidly end well.
HORACE BEALL / co.
Yy,HE Young America Corn Shelter and Sepa-
rator is the mos, popular machine in use, for
sale by HORACE BEALL Gu
U,Rf the Wizard True Chilled Plow. i the
lightest draft plow now Manufactured
Feb IS, 80. HORACE BEALL co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15

lust RECEIVED A fresh lot Of H1miny,
- Beans, aud 8uckw heat Flour. Also for sale
New Crop New Orleans Molasses low
Nov. -, 1879. II. II. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15
THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs

In diseases Of tho
nulmOmary organs
= safe anil reliable
remedy is .inva.-
liable. AEEP's
CHERRY PICTORIAL
is such q remedy.
1T is. y. scientific
combination os the
medicinal princi-
pies and curative
Tiriucs III tielinest
drugs, chemically
united, II such
rower Is 10 insure
she greatest posSi-
Die en- 'iencY, and
ilnifcrniitv- q .I'c-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15
1Iarpcr's Ferry, west Va.

by y.-,ae Of section S7se Revised Statutes,
a,s, OF the Act oi Congress ot June II, ISIS,
ioc undersigned Niu oeer % public auction, oH
tle premises a, ulreer's Ferry, West Virginia,
commencing 40 one o'clock 2. NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15

ISSo the 0lloUiag described property Of the
l-ut,d States as designated on map Of liarper's
E,~ry. made in the year lS69 By ). Howell Brown,
Surveyor, % wit:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-15

LOT TWO. embracin. the Water Power OF
ff Slera ndoah River "a held bv the United
States. aad ;Ae sit, OF tac Old RI, Factory with
81 gle epr --,cuaucss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

100 0SCOYO0I0 A0G80ts
Three victims appeared before his
honor yesterday morDing, and fines
ageregsting Sl4 were assessed and COL
lected.
J. r. Lewis. constable in some lit
tie township not far from Sedalia.
came to the city FRIDAY md after guz
cling something like a key of beer.
found himself. about niue o'clock p. M,
10 . pretty comfortable state Of intox.
ication. He did not forget. however.
that be wac an officer If the law. and
q such be thought he could do pretty
much % he pleased He was stand
ing on the corner of Main and Usage
streets. and while number of people
we're pacing. he jerked out his revol-
yer and commenced q promiscuous FIR
ing. Officer Carnes' attention was at
tracted by the noise, and fastening to
the spot. Lewis Was arrested and yes-
terdsy morning he pleaded guilty to
the charges of drunkenness and dis
charging FIRE srms. and fine of s.
was assessed. which be promptly paid
out Of the s25 he had in his possession
when arrested.
Albert FaIker had also been budg-
ing. He did not deny the charge. and
the customary plain drunk 6ne Of So
was paid.
Richard Bsrnhart vas another vic
tim who Was up on the same charge.
He was fined in . like amount, and
pruduc-d the cash and went on his
way rejoicing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Who Got the Money!

There vss litlle misunderstanding, yee-
terd.y morning, between . couple of pris
oness vho vese up befor. Recorder Frsker
Levis, the constable from the country, who
was arrested for drunkenness and di-charse
ing hia revolver inside the city limits, "a.
sccused of having twenty dollsre belong
ing to Richard Bsrnhsrt, which the latter
claimed 70 hsve placed in has hands for
safe keeping while they we're drinking to
ee4her. This WA denied BY Lewm, he
ci.ioine ih.t B.rnhart did not hsve that
amount Of wealth, and "a B,rnhart's story
could not be corrdtoraied, of Course 10th
ing could be deoe in the premi-es.
A BAzoo reporter talked with one Of the
police in regard to the matter. and he
sseoed To incline 70 the opinion that Levi.
bad gotten away With the money. a al
leged. E.rly in the evening. Bsrnhsri,
Lewis and another man were engaged in con.
veeaasion in the alley in the resr Of the
Pearl salooo. and Barnh.rt Was 90 much
under the influence Of liquor that he wa
arrested and locked mp. At that time L-wie
seoarked 70 the o6 -er that he vas s. ahead
Of Basshart, while the third party said be.
TOO, ~ . vioner By S.
Lewis then Wake of and little later
va arrested and SIS found n bis clothes.
Of eoune it can only be surmised a 10
which told the truth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Sedalia'O Teachers.

A meeting of the school board was
neld Friday night, when the following
division Of the school district was
made:
The children living north Of Second
street and q line drawn east aud west
from the terminus of the same are as
signed to the Franklin school.
The children living south of Second
street, and line drawn east from the
eastern terminus of the same and east
Of the line of the Sedalia, Warsaw Il
Southern R. r.. are assigned to the
Washington school.
The children living in the balance
Of the district are assigned to Broad
way school.
The teachers were then assigned to
the following positions:
Frxnklin Scbool-Mr. Reynolds,
principal; room No. 1. Miss McClel-
Ian No. 2, Miss Ainsworth; No. 3,
Miss Burdsall.
Lincoln School Mr.. Bowles, prin-
cipsl; room No. l, Mr.. Henley: No.
2, Mr.. Smith; No. 3, Mr.. Simms.
Washington School--Mr Caldwell,
principal; room No. 1. Miss West;
No. 2, Miss Caldwell; No. 3, Miss
Jackeou.
Broadway school-Prof. Culley.
principal; room No. 1, Mrs. Wilcox;
No 2. Miss Sharp; o B. Miss Gent;
M. 4, Miss Owens No. 5, Miss Ken
dell No. 6. Miss Barton; No. Z,
Miss Batterton No. s. Miss Elliott
No. 8. Miss Green No. 10, Mrs.
Meet No. IL, Mr.. Willisms.
All the schools will open on the
18th inst, thus giving the children
ample opportunity to take in the ex-
position.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Military.

The Sedslia ri6es AID Queen Csiy guards.
With . view to practice preparatory 10 the
proper celebration Of the great psssde and
opening Of the exhibitions on Toesdav next,
met Il Woiis's hall o. Friday eveoing lest
and ,udulsed il . bstislioa drill. Both
companies turned out in foil force and die.
played . very credissbls degree Of skill in
manual and moveoenis.
The uniforms Of the Qoeeo City guards
arrived yesiesdsy morning and gave general
satisfaction. They are Of cadet grey pants
and cut-avsy cJats With blsck iscinga, the
hresst Of The cost being oenamenied With
three rows Of gilt buttons. The cap - neat
and tasty. fatigue pattern. with crossed
mosketa and The leeten Q. c. q. 10 front.
The company pat On their new toes lssl
eveoisg and had dress parade. On noa-
day evening both co0panies gill meet
again and hsse bstislioe drill.
The too co0panis vill pseseot pleas-
ing contrast in their uniioFms aud are .
credit to our city. They vill odd osseri
ally 10 the effect Of the great parade. II
vss suggested to . BAsoo sePossss yssser-
day By several Of our psominent 0erchsots
that The citiseoa tender both co0pssies .
dinner ss 6iehss' park % Tuesday,, sed -
il 10 good idea ss sadorse il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
SHE WANTED TO DIE.
A Sedalia Prostitute Who At
tempted Suicide in Kan
sas City.
Her Lovers Went Back on Her.
and OF Ooureo 0ho wansod 30
Shufle Oh.

Thursday morning, NJ eleven o'clock,
yonng vomsn named Helen I.eiiz. eighteen
years Of age. attempted to commit suicide
ny taking large do-e Of chlorofo.m and
iaudsnnm ct Bee,e Stevenson. hou-- @!
prostitution 10 X .nsss City. Tn. K.nss.
City papers, in writing it up. say the
victim formerly resided At . ANAL town
along the line Of the Missouri Pacific road.
while correspondent ielegrsptei To the
Globe democrat that she came from
Sedalia.
Yesterday . BAzoo reporter made a
thorough search in endeAvoripg to asc~r-
tain from ZONE oi the rail women III
Sedslis con eihing in regard to the s,rl'-
history, Il was unable to do 80. NJ M one
hers seemed to know her, At least under
the name BY which che vent in Ksn.ss
City. IL is, however, quite probable abe
formerly resided here. and, like hundreds
Of other, had . new nam. ter every town
in which she stopped. She had been in
the city but Two d.y., snd the can-e Of
the RAN act w.s The neglect of her lover,
whom she thought was tying 20 .hake
her. Although she took the drugs st
eleven o'clock, il ws- not until one q clock
in the afternoon that her associates made
the startling discovery OF their ccmpsnion
lying sensrle.s in her room, with the
empty bottles at her bed.ide and the
p.llor Of death -lovlv creeping over her
couusenance. Dr.. Wood was ielephoned
for, bot beine out, the call was ansvered
By Dr.. Campbell. The doctor applied
the stomach pump to his patient, and after
considerable work all the contents of the
unsortunste Womsnis aiomach we're re.
moved. She slowly began In revive the
pulse quickeoed. and breathing became
freer. When she opened her ewes the first
words abe ssia we're To- the doctors assi.isnt,
beIs,ae him, for Gpd's sake, TO give her
more land snum." When che Was rational
enough TO spesk Of the csu.e ii the rash |.
act, all the reason che would give vac that
her ''desr John had not b~en TO zee her |
for several day." che esidrni!y meaning !!
~ ''desr John" her particular friend !
The woman sas doubtless isboring under /
intense rsmor.e II tie slighiing 81 her By I
her "friend," aud which act che gave ss
the ale res-on for her attempt on her !
own life The woman declarr~ her inien- !
ton 10 repeat the act unless her friend"
proves true to Der, and the poor. vsyvsrd, |
spurued piere Of frsiliy msy yet furnish !
sad story 10 he signed by the coroner and !
jury.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

Nym Crinkle says. in the Sum-, .i.le
Press, that the hest acting he evt, saw
Adelaide Nelson do wss between the
acts. He called upon her one II ter.
noon 1.-THE Fifth Avenue hotel and
while there three enormous baskets Of
flowers were sent by the wife Il a
millionaire banker The actress was
to chOOse the one that should be sent
up to her 90 the stage in the evering.
She vas severely critical. turned them
around, and finally. with delightful
disiain thought "that one would TO-"
That night after the second act Of
Romeo and Juliet" she was recalled.
While bowine at the footlights, there
was stir in the aisle. and two ushers
made their way to the orchestra with
the ponderous and beautiful basket Of
flowers. IL never Jaw anything 81
spontaneous, saws the writer, $50 child
ishly natural and Sd unspeak IDLY
charming as was her astonishment at
the gift: She looked ut it with her
handsome eyes filed with surprise.
and then she looked at tine audience
as ii there must be some mistake and
the gift could not be intended tor 81
unworthy an artist q herself The audi
ence encouraged her by applause and
che clasped her hands and peered over
its edge aud trembled q little With the
force Of unexpected honor. Then she
picked it up. and beaming like .
morning star. flowers and actress went
of in one varieeated mass Of lovelines.
/ never saw her do anything whicn
Cor high art compared with that"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
CARD.

To Ill who are suffering from the errors
and indi-cretions of youth, nervous vesk-
-nese, earley decay, lose Of manhood. &C., I
will send q recipe that will cure you. FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send . self addressed envelope to the Rev.
E. Inman. Station d. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
CuttiuG ARRAY.

Friday afternoon, about Z O'Clock, At the
agricultural fair then being held st Stus
Reon, Boone county. Lindell Cruee, . young
man living about ten miles from that place,
got into IN alteration With . rough nam
ed Long. which reauiied in . regular cni
end clash s6rsy. Crn.e was dangerously
-,.bb<d in the left lung, and his recovery
i. d~spsired Of. Long wsA badly cut in the
hir, and il now under arrest. aw.iiing the
result al Cruces Injuries. The csu.e Of the
difficulty could not be lesrned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
In II Possible

Th.t remedy made Of such common, simple
plants - Hop. Bocbu, Mandrake. Dsode-
lion, &C.. make 20 many and such marvel
oua and vooderful cures o. Hop Bitter
do ? Il meet b., Tor when old and young.
rich sad poor. pasior and doctor. lssyer
end editor, all testify to having beea cured
b. then, - must believe and donhs On
looess. ose Other colpms.-Post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07

The democratic county central COM
mittee met yesterday afternoon in the
city hall to make arrangements for
campaign work. A full attendance
was present. and plans agreed on for .
vigorous prosecution of the campaign.
in order that Petsis county may. do
her share next November, toward
showing Gen. Hancock into that chair
in the White House on which the late
lameuted g. Washington, Tommy
Jefferson. ct al. formerly wore out
their pants, wiggling around on.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
sEDALIA DRUMMERS
Form An Association for Nuiusi
Benefit and Pleasure.

The travelling ealesmen of Sedalis met
last night 10 the rooms above Louis
D~u.sch's. for the purpose Of organising On
association of Sedslis drummer.
They effected temporary organic alton by
eIec,ing Dan. B. HurIberi, president, and
S. s. Sherman, secretary.
h. w. Alien rather opposed organisation
saying it will secure Ia neither . rebate on
hotel or railroad rates.
S S Shermsn favored il saying, it will
extend our acquaintance, bind Sedsli.
business men closer together and help the
i,bbIng trade of the city. The very idles
that this city h.s enough travelling men 10
orm such = club will bring prestige to
Sed.lia.
L. A. Ro-s could zee but little benefit in
org aniz .tion.
J. w. Kennedy favored organic alton
saying, II will do us good in many wsys
There are many hotels where re hsve to
-leepon dirty, buggy beds and eat aow belly.
bilious corn bread and drink coffee without
cream. Ii We pass resolutions that We will
not put up with such accommodation,
publish them in the newspspers and send
1ot2eO COVsO W suVOc soUubOSuss tOSy viii
change things. We ought to have . com-
mit,ee on bed buRs, also one to compel ell
landlords in southeast Missouri to have
windows on the south side of their rooms
tor ventilaiing purposes. Let Ia help one
another. W., BY introducing our custom.
ers while here TO other business men, will
help Sedalis.
On motion permanent organs ,tion wa
.fircted. Robt. Wiley wss then unani.
u,ousiy elected permanent chairman
President Wiley on taking the chair
made . short, spicy speech.
H w. Allen was unanimously nOminst.
ed fret vice-preeident For second vice
president Lsmy, Kennedy and Res were
nominated, the ballot ON the same being -
follow: Lxmy .. Kennedy 4, kass s.
Ro~s WA declared elected.
s. S. Sherman Wss unanimously elected
secre,sry, and Dan. B. Hurlbert, treasurer
The following members we're elected ~
executive committee: J. A. Lamy, NJ. J.
Davis and J. w. Kennedy
The name of the association il the
Sedaiia Commercial Traveller Aasocia.
ton. Fifty copies of the constitution. bs-
laws and membership were ordered printed
for the nee of the members.
There were twenty-four charter mem.
ben.
The question a TO whether they should
Join in the expedition poceasion % . body
next Tuesday VA diecueaed, and decided
negatively. tbey deeming il impossible.
Adjourned to meet next Saturday night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
Eureka

Editor Basoo:-I hereby inform you tina,
on Or about the l5inst. shall claim tina,
guard chain, made of sea eerpents' hair,
advertIsrd in your issue of the End, ~ 4
reward for something to suppress the sound
81 brass horns. have ordered . mute
for each instrument, and when We rec<ive
them, will expect you to forward good
large guard chain. or the Bro BAZo0 will
he nightly serensd~d b. twenty Lutte
BAzoO's In the meantime, We will he
guided BY the motto Of the BIZ B. zon,
to-wit
He that bloweth not bis own BAzoo,
The came shall not Be blown.
MUTE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-07
HE HUNG HIUSELF.
A Nontsesrrat Miner Who 0uicidod
Yesterday.

Special Dispatch to the BAzoo.
WARREHsBrRs, Sept l.
Wm. McMsmee, IN Irishman forty year
of age, and unmarries, Who until recently
had been employed in the coal mines Il
Monieserrat, rix miles east Of here, wss
found suspended BY 4 rope iron beam in
The barn of John A. Gailsher, near that
place, this morning.
He had been on . spree for six weeks.
which accounts for bis rash act He made
an attempt several days ago, but waa die
covered end prevented from accomplish
ing the job.