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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
81 &c z. lsoae IN Nevada.

ProvIi-nce II Journal
Travelling by sisge Coach in Nevada
Is n, quently eniiveued hy inci.lenis
For instance. Fr.id and Moody sat in
the same sea. 1T crowded coach on
the B.die line. osiy surliiy said
that Freid was taking more than Il fair
share of space. and. when FrriJ replied
that he cuulin't move any further,
coollv sho, him. Il never take snv
nonsense he remarked. and Freid
tell dead from the seat. The driver
got down from the box and told the
murderer a. ge, out A defiant refu
sal ard the flourish Of a pistol was the
answer. The driver jumped up on the
wheel. ssiz-d Moody by the collar,
dragged him through a window and
threw him to the ground 81 forcibly
that his arm vas broken. The pass
engers helped to tie him with a rope,
and he WAS slowed away with III.
trunks behind. along With the body Of
Freid. after which the journey was
continued.
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NOT GULLY.
That's What the Jury Said in the
Case Of the State ". n. B.
Harris.

The second iri.i e n. B. Hsrris in ths
criminal Court Of this county. on . charge
at murder in the srcond degree. Wa con.
c u,!ed last night and the Case went To the
j Try, who, this morning. came into cour'
and announced that they had agreed upon
. vsrdic, Of not guilty.
The announcement VAS . surprise 90 not
lev, bu, 10 some Others, aud especially
Hsrri-' attorneys, Me-sss. Bridges and
Lamm, il Vas the only verdict expected.
Harris Was in the court room when the
jny came in, and after he had heard hi
tate. ne shook hand. nth AID thanked hi
attorneys aud seemed a. though . greet
Dad h-d bern lifted from his mind. Sheriff
Murray then hsnded him the kess 10 the
room where his clo,be, were m the il
and he Immediately left the court room.
Me-~rs. Bridges and Lsmm are entitled
70 the greatest cOtnmendAtion for the msn
"er in which they stuck to their cli ut
tLroughoui. lie was without money, bu,
NOT outstanding that, they never de-er,e
him, bu' took even a greater in,ere-t in tie
nnioriun.te mans case. At TIE frst tri~I
they put forth every exeriion in their
power to secure his scqliiial, hut to no
;'urPose, tie reruit being hung jury. The
-rguWent made 10 the Jury yesterday nv
C,w. Bridg-s s.s a strong one, and is sill.
ny ,h"~e who heard il, 10 have b-en one o:
finest sff,ris Of his life Had his chen,
hern worth Thousands of doll .r-, and on hi
aequirtal the Cap ain dependant f"s large
lee, he could not have made y more pow~r-
fui appeal. Mr.. Harris i- 10 be congra,u-
!s'ed that his case wxs placed IN -uch COM
reten, hands, for otherwise there is 10
telling what might have been the result.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
QUEER CUSTOMERS.
Wesl by Travellers Who Appear
at First lass Hotels.

Some interesting facis are given hy hoie
clerks CONCERNING q ca bOsrder- A Chrn.
.ci. e l"r:er ~..laikiny with oa.- al d..
clerks at the LhsheIi yesterday when IN,
s-"tl~nan asked:
"whH i. the biggest bo,rd bill you sv~I
hpsra oi ?"
Sc" dollars DAY." "a. the .n-wer.
TIE clerk -milrd.
"Ioa dnn't MEN to say that you chary,
al, more 2"
For anne room. We do"
Who pave such bills ~
''Nrn who have got u."ney."
IN ame s"me 81 'h-m."
~ eli C.'ni l.niore q iris n "a. in-,.n-,.'
"tuw Wurh do you aieed him e.. y
ale Usually lakes tao rooms on the pr.
i"' "r, tor which he psy.. w,Ih b,srd,
So i..r d.y."
That includes .x ras?"
mo, SIR"
"D.~- he order any ~
"Y--, xlws,-."
"Wno ~l.r IN ,kes Q custom Of paving
,hsse high rat.s!"
IL could name several. T,ere are Van
.ier' liz and E. X KING, the cattle king al
Texas Both of these pay equally higi.
rait-"
"Why do YOU charge so much FOR There
apartments
'Tney are large. convenient and Gle.
gently furnished"
Doe. this class 81 customers ever CON-
plain at the Txie- ~
Never. How c-n they when thew de-.
msnd the be-t Inst The hotel IF ,ris? In, %
iiev care no'hi e about money. What -
$40. SIS or so dsv TO u ~ IN xho d ..
500 900 or Si.OcO.G00 . year? Let me
-ee," -.id he, examining the b,sDk, .'ih~
i-s; time King vs. here he paid more thar
thai; he staid Two dsya and his bil
amounted Co -S2S5- OF cour.e he hsd
plenty ofextra-. Besides his bar b. wa
included"
"And he had come one With him."
mo sir; he travels alone. lie .re-
nothing for anybody"
"H"w doe~ he behave At the hotel -
ALWAYS Qui-i and retired. tie usn,-
every thing all right, but he seldom CON.
plsins. Of course such men have iitiI-
reason 10 Cad f,uit. Eserybr iy Ir,es q.
Ple-se them. II We or the pr"prie,or- we're
to put on any airs We might expect 10 hear
th-m say. How much q" yon want for your
hotel? In buy il and have il run to nv
sxiisf sctiOn''
'rhe-e men are generals h.rd to get At,
srpn't ihrv?'
yer; King sises early everv morning
and come- down here To the rOIunda. To
zee him y liking NJ AMI do N quietly en-
joying his cigar you woni.i ns'araiiy think
that II would he eli right 10 20 and ste,k
to him Bur If you we're to do 40 he w"uia
hardly notice you. I've s~en him tried
-r s~nds his card up To his roam he tell
the waiter: Il want you In keep iho-~
- reporiers out Of here. I've GOT moth
ing To cay to any Of thern."-St LOUIS
Chronicle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
An Elegant Toi ct Preparation,

An Elegant TOT ct Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative !. found in
London n air Color R~aiorer." Il seldom
fills 10 restore Rr.y or fading hair to IL.
original youthful color and beauty. Fall.
ing hair is checked bv lie nee, and /, pro-
.iucea grosih Of BEAUTIFUL young hair,
-oft, sloa.y end luxurient that surpri.es
every one. rheae properties added to il.
exquisite perfume and purity Of compost
tion, render il il the growing favorite of the
toilet every shere. II certsinly h the
moet clearly end effective heir restorer nov
before the American people.
A. A. Grbson. B.rrytovn, Duichess
county, n. Y. writes: Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son
Philsddphis. Gents. enclose Q po-,olice
order for s.; pleas send ne one dozen
"London Hair Color Rcs,oses." Il has
s.opped ny h.,r from falling, and restored
il to iss natural color. il he's proven saiis,
factory in every respees. The -Loodou
Hair C,loe Rea0ses" esa Be ebsaisea n
all IL Issdiag dsaoisas q Is eseas . bos.
slo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
The Lamonte Celebration.

The republicans IN LxmOnie, to the
number o: four or Eve hundred, jplli6ed
last night over the recent republican vic,o
riea. About twenty gentlemen from this
city vent mp on the 40 train and rem.in-
Cd until the exercises were concluded. re
turning CD the a0:55 train. Speeches we're
made BY A. J. Hail. Milo Blair and C-pl,ae
A. Leach. which we're .tten.ively listened
toa"d loudly sppl.nd-d.
Joe Peltier had ch.ree Of the artillery,
end he informed BAzoo reporter that the
nstisea iook more interest in his DEPART
nent at the celebration than in any other
The torchlight procession was an iniereei.
ing feature, come four hundred men being
in t,ae. A large number Of trsnaparenciee,
many of them having done service in the
republican p.rades in this city. added no,
? little to the Interest of the occasion.
Thi. vaa the closing event of the kind in
Pettis OF adjoining counties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
BEF0RE THE GRAND JURY
An Must Tell What They Know
Abont Election Bets.

The instructions given to the grand
jury BY Judge R.land, to diligently
inquire and true presentment make
regarding ali bets made on the late
election. has created not q little talk
and the grand jury seem to have taken
hold Of the matter with a Vim, a.
though they intended sitting it to the
bottom.
Saturday last a prominent gentle
man Of this city Was befnre that su-
gust h'dy. and was questioned tor all
that was out reg,rding the subject
matter. 1t is understood, however,
that the amount Of information he fur.
nished ~as remarkably light.
This morning a batch Of summonses
were issued, aud several prominent
gentlemen Of the city were required
to appear and testify. Among the
number Sas Adam Fischer. the Secord
street saloon keeper. When inierro-
gated ~ to whether he knew Of aDy
bets having been made on the election.
he declined to answe:, giving as his
reason that he did not want to crimi
nate himself. The foreman Of the
grand jury informed Judge Ryland
that Mr.. Fischer had refused to testi-
fy, and it was ordered tina, Fischer be
brought into the court room. This
was done, but he again refused to
divuIge anything. and Judge Ryland
ordered that he be sent to Jail. there
to remain until be would tell what he
knew. Fischer vas then placed in
Sheriff Murrayis charge, where he now
remains.
1t is said that a large number of
parties yet remsin to be summoned to
give what evidence they possess, and
lively times are anticipated.
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II Grand Jury Worth What q
Cl&tsY

Co<ts?
the grand Jury hs- -, adjourned after
-s--,Dn oi Sven days. There are iw.lvs
grand jnror.; they are each allowed 81 80
pr day AID ive cents mileage for ihe,r
s~rvi;e-. Witnesses are alins,d seventy.
i've cent. Tor each time they appear heior.
the grand Jury aud mi!eag-. Tne sher q -
allowed City CENTS for every witness he
.ubI e,s~- and for every Juror h sammon-
There we're ups ard. Of IO0 witnesses exsm-
ined Iy the recen, grand jury, and many Of
tho-e witnesses we're called several iIme-
before the jirv. There sr- many other ex
pen.e, which in addition To the above viii
aggregate the expense ot the late gr,si
jury at abou, 500, or $50 dsv during
their sitting. Nov VII: did the jI-y d.
- an equivalent f.r this expense? They
found iour ini,c' mrnis.
Oae against Ge.ss- Grs,iv, . negro, for
fraudulent voting, on which, il il generally
b~i;. v-d, there will be m Conviction.
One ~gsi".t J,hn McD.rwo,i for lar
crn,z'ng a dwelling house. to which he
pleaded guilty without = trial.
One against Hiram Moore, Casper shy.
der and John Ryan, three young boy.
charged With pe,i, larceny, for having sto
len. ~ the indicimen, sl!-ges, one pound al
che~-e. one v'ound Of crackers and one boz
of cigsns. Ryan pleaded guilty and w..
sentenced to too years in the p~niieniisry
(,he same sentence that Cokeiy received
Tor murder in the second drgrr~l. The
Others co-accu.~d in the indictment have
not YET bern srr.igned.
One indictment "a found against Smith
Huichison ios o. auit With intent To kill
Trial not yet h.d.
the grand jury gave birth to the four
sbove named indie, u~nis and did Eo,hI, g
more during their late ses~ion- No~, con-
-,dering the great expense of that
tribunal, the little t~ns6t il j. because all
,hu-e cas~s could have bern equally veil
tried b. . petit Jury in the first instance,
il does .eem that IN the ligh, Of the above
aud tor the sddition.l reasons that The pro
c-edings are ~x parie, secret, aud aImort
necessarily unfair To . crsi.in extent, that
he grand ji'y ,ysirm should be wiped oui
lit has ou'lised its day and should be
labelled aud shelved - wemenio Of the
LAST.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
COL. E. G. BOUDINOT
Interviewed % to the Probable Re-
suit OF Psyne's Oklahoma
Boom.

Col e. &. Bou.iino,, of the Nation. nj
rived in the cI'y to-day, and struck he,
line Tor that popular re>or, Of trsvslin
men. Sicher.' hotel. A BAzDD r~posts
called on the famous Colonel ihi. afiernoo
aud after introducing h'm-~If ~ = r~porte,
ssid TO him: "Whai IL the sia,u. Of Payne
O.iahom. bo M" To which he replied:
swell, the b,ow !. j,-, nos hanging o
the r.-uli Of the pros cu,ion Of Payne il
the U $. cour, a,Fort Smith, Ark. for hi
last entry into the territory"
R-where il Payne nov!
B.-Somes where dosn along the line.
R.-where i. the c,mpsny he ha. nov
assembled wilh which to invade the terri
tory!
B-His headquarters are al W,chits
ksn-as. know nothing about the CON.
Ps"y he has gathered together 81 this time
R-who .re P,yn.'s a:iorneys in hi.
prosecution IT Fort Smi'L?
B-Jndge Baker. Of 81. Louis, and my.
.eif.
R.-when viii the case come up!
B.-COurt Is in session, and I am on
nv w.y there noe. presume the cs.e will
come ny n once
r. ha will be the penalty il Payne il
prosecuted To conviction?
B-A fine.
R-Is hr pecnnisriiy Responsible?
B.-No; il viIi IN IKE Ii:ile d.f renee as
to that. The rial question involved will
he whether there is any United S,sie- Lac
shsi prohibits the settlement Of the Indian
Territory ny ~hi,e-. This pro.scurion will
settle that question.
R.-Wh.i do you think xil! br the lie.
ci-i"n OF the cnur!
Bit IL difficult to tell.
Ri Payne is acquitted VIA, will be
the result!
B-The Territory will be rspidiy flied
up with white eei,Iers.
Ri Payne !. convicted and 6ued via,
re-uli Gill follow?
E.-The Territory will be settled BY
shi'e settler. anyhow They m.r no, e, in
Until .pring, bu, neither the L. :. Cur, or
sny other P'wer e'n prevent IN. early sell
Iirn,eni Of the territory by ~hite-. Thsy
,rr hound TO ga in and can: be- kept cut.
The reporter fired several other qrs--
lions AZ the oolpne'. the answer To oil 81
Shicis coSr,ts,rsi.d the above, when IN.
thanking the co!.ne!, Va
mon-eJ.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Got Any Soap ?

Henry Clay Dean sad TO . reporter
while heinx interviewed recently: ''Oar re-
public is slr~,ds dead. Il belongs to-day
to Jay G .uid, Vanderbilt, the National
ba"k-.'h~ N-w York Central, the Penn.yl-
vsniA C~n,r.l. and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. The firm of elections will he
gone through wiih for . little while yet,
.nd then the end" Will some one lend
H e. d. aome .o.p? He wiil feel better
ard Can zee farther into the future, and will
-lesk heller Of our republic after little
soap and water has been spilled to his per.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Almost Young Axalu

NJ mother wxs : III c,ed long time with
neurale,a and dull, heavy inariive condi-
iion Of the whole sy-tem; headache. n~r.
vons Pr"str alton, aud ws almosi helpless.
No physicians or medicine. did her any
good Three months e, she b-gsn to use
Hop Buffers. with such good Effects that
abe seems sud feels young sssin. We
think there il mo- other m-,i,cin~ fii to u.~
IN our f.mi!y.-A lady in Providence r. /.
Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Fine Stock.

Major GENTRY received this moraina .
boil calf seven months old, from jackson.
vile. Iili""i., which he purchs.ed of Potts
h Son, paying them for il $3.50.
This calf il 6ne animal, bred by Potts'
impaired Duke Of Richmond" the 6nesi
short horn IN American soil. NJ i,r Gen
try should he commended for bringing to
Peitss county such fine eiock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
How Happiness is Secured.

Happiness il the sb-ence OF pain OF sn-
noysncr. and ~herever there il pain thers
j. disease. A psin in the lower portion oil
the hodv indicsies disorder vi -one kind
n there il sns oder or color OF deposit in
the urine il meats disease s".i r.qnires At
ten'ion 81 onee. We have heard r,sny al
our fr,rnls spssk Hs tie rem ri able powe.
~. W rr,I'- : lie N,..sv sI.i Liver Cur,
and are s'.,virccd these j. n,.islry ~ c,r
tain s-i va;usb.. Ter ~ Gi-,.s,.~r- 81 the
urinary -,>'.u'. roth lai- an: !rEi V.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

The belief among republicans is that
President-elsc ct Garfield will call the
house in extra session on the 5th Of
March next for reorganization. aud the
senate. ss - always the custom. to con-
6rm HE cabinet ana such other nomi-
nations % be may have to make.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

SWdyne'e Oin'ment ana Pills"
THE aKEATEsr REMEDIES THE WORLD Has
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the most insetera;e Gaze of skin
disenres. snch as letter, salt rheuD, scal,:
mead, bsrber's itch, sores, all crusty, AGA,
-kin eruptions, and that distressing com.
plant, itching piles. As blood purifier
and regulator, Swayn-'- Tar and Sarsspar-
lila Pills are excellent Cure sick and
nervous headache, dyspepsia, indigestion,
s.rd of malsrial fesers, cleansing the sy--
ten md bo~eIs of all imnuri,ies, restoring
to healthy activity every "rr"r of the body.
Price 25 cents box, five b.y~- 81. Oint
meni 80 CENTS, three box-- 81 .25 On be
cent BY mail % any address on receipt OF
price. Address letters. DR. Swsyne 4 Son,
40 North sixth street, Philadeiphia. Sold
ny all leading iruggi.is
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Married.

Last night. At the residence Of the bride.
father, thr-r mi'es north of 6edsi,a, hy Rev
Allen J. Van w gner, Mr.. Ed. E McCiel.
Ian and Ma Sxilie Castle.
The wedding was . rem srkably quie'
me, only the immediate relatives Of ihs
contr.c ing parties being present, and oo
doubt il Vac . surprise 10 the msnv friend,
1t the young couple. The BAzOo extend.
,is he.rtiest con .ra-ul-siona.
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CARD.

To I'll who are suff-ring from the error
and indi-cr~,ion- Of youth, D~rvou. weak.
n~s., ~nriey decay. lo~a of manhood. &r.,
sill s-nd = r~cipe that will cnre you. FREt
oF CHARGE. This great remedy Va die
ovsred bv q missionary in Sonih Au~rira
Send self addressed envelope "a the Rev
9. Inman. Sta ion ID Nsv York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

The following are among the proceedings
to-day.
Larry Cation, selling liquor without .
license, 6nei $780,
Tho@ss Finity, same.
r. end NJ. Sullivan, came offense. fined
$40 eseh % Eve cases.
Six cases sgsinst r. and NJ Sullivan, for
the came offence. boiie prosaed.
Deoni, Golden, same offence, jury sill
o0t.
Pat Maloney, ssme, 6oed $40.
JAs- wh,riinx and 3. II. O6ut, auction.
eerins Without license, we're sseh 6oed
SO.
Tboa. Pace. charged With assault With
intent to rsps. nolle proceed.
Geo. Cid. sssault With intent 10 kill.
pleaded eail,y end 90 Seed 500
We. Moor, saos O0sass, epsiisued %.
u oe4s Tern u eeass.
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Bronchitis, q Prem0niter

oroncult1es fremontt0r
of consumption. Is char scterized BY
ca,errb or inf alton OF the mu-
chs membrane Of the AIR p-ssages
with cough and expectoration.
short breath, hoarsene-s, pains in
the chest. For all bronchial sfiec-
tion-, sOre throat, aphonis or lo-s
Of voice, coughs, "DK. SwAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, "is a weiI-known curative.
Pnce % cen,s, and 81 a bottle, or
ak bottles SIS. The large rize ia
the most economical. Prepared
only By DR.. Swavne 4 Son, Phils-
delphia. Sold BY all prominent
druggists. An occasional do-e of
Swsvne's Pii's should he taken O
Keep the bowels free. They are
excellent for torpid liver and bill
ious complaints.
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i've got il at ias ra'd the person
Who hsd be~n coughing fpr m.,nihs anil
VIM found the cough ani,dued bv hot |.
OF Dr.. BulI'- Cpush Syrup. Price Is
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

No remedy for kidney disease here
'ofore di-coresed can Be held IN comp.r
ison with Warner. Safe kidney and Liver
Cure. A. Harvey, d. D., Washington,
DC.
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-Au~I'ion Va-r-.-1v resoiu' ion
pss-~d b. our -s:-!.:ur-. all god en- = n
ere r.q.-ar': Z" n-- ID. Bur- Cough
syrup ami G-cn;B IN -nd sane a. :'I~ ,-upl-'-
remedy for coughs, eoii.. ..c. Pfier "a
rrnis.
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itching Plies

isone Of the most annoy lag diseases
in the world. md yet sll can find
cure relief ~ the use Of Dr..
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. II h.s heen
tested IN ihOusands Of inst nces and
invariably makes . sure cure.
The symptoms are moisture like
preparation. intense itching, in
creased by scratching, very die
tressing, particularly At night, %
II pin Worms were crawling in and
about the rectum the private parts
are sowetim~s effected. Procure
THE ointment. Reader, If yoc are
suffering from thir dis' resting com.
pl.i"t, letter. itch. acsld head, ring
worm, BARRIERS itch, any :rus,y.
scAiy skin erup,ione. NE Dr..
Swsyme's Ointment AMI be cured.
told BY al prominent drusgists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

A great deal Of the false hair that j.
now impaired is not human, much Of il
being YAK" hair. taken from Chinese
cows and other animals.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

The Detroit Free Presa 6eOd has been
punning on DR.. BnlIs Cough syrup. We
will b~t . new hat 'hst ih,s is only graft
tude. for all thinking men know its merits.
Exchange.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

For Impaired diees'ion, end, in fact
Tor debility, from anv csuse. I know al
nosh'nR squsl TO Fellow Hypophosphit@s
Ia direct eject in strengthening the
pervoaa syste@ renders i, suitable for the
-, iorisv Of diaeseea.
wA. HowE, N. d Pit,s6eld. Ne.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

All accounts agree that Blaine will
be left out in the cold, 50 far as influ-
eoce goes with the next administra-
ton.
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There Is >ueh a scarcity Of water
around Springfield, ILL.,. that the chi
cago& Alton railroad is hauling water
from SIngamou River to its stations.
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-'eass your coughing and enjoy re-.
freahing slumber, which Dr.. Rule COUGH
syrup will insure you. BY prumptly stop
ping the cough. Price 3 cents.
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Put EN- AWay.

Nov q, ls.t the 6.hI Is ended,
Let the land with peace be blesi:
L., tran-p.T,nc.ss be RENTED.
Give III. bands needed ret.
Th-y have bat their little day;
A. Your uaiior,ns worth saving.
Then l,, them be picked away.
r.; the drums where none will take EN-
I Hide the torch behind he door;
) e that none va hrd aud break Gun
rr0t EN- on, in 81
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

Too murder e.s~~ have b~~a Gi.pos-d Of
in the criminal e"ust this week. and il DO b
io.,ances the defendants can congratulate
themselves upon the verdict rendered BY
'he res.ect've jarie'. The 6rst w.s the
Hsrr's case, wherein the defendant was
acquitted, and the second Peter Cokrly, in
sh"se csse the jury brought IN verdict
about 9 o'clock last night. sentencing him
to TOO years in the penitenlissy.
Judge Ryiaod hsd rstised for the night,
but upon being informed that the j1rv had
agreed, he sisit~d the court ro0m and re-
cris~d their verdict.
C'kely wss nat little surprised ~ the
rr-ui', - he had frequently expressed HIM
self - expecting not les shso ten years.
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Lost or Strayod.

Asout three months ago. from the rpei
deuce Of John Evan, on Os.ee s,re~,. g
by mare fosrteen hands high, vh:,.
left hind foot. b. returning, . lioeral n
Wssd vili b paid.
le~ls0sf JouH Evan
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

Nineteen old men If Mitchell, Indi.
ana. wh" voted for j ,ck-on for presi.
dent. voted on the 81 inst. 10 q BODY.
for Hancock.
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Col. John F. Philips seems to Be the
only beA,en c0ngrersman io AssAouri vho
REV fore hasd that b - goss up.-
Aeheeiy Hsadiight
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