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(lHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.

Is Acres ard hnc residence near city.
10 Acres house and orchard, 1851.
Is Acres, bottom lAnu, house and Bt1b!e, $500.
" Acres, nicely Improved, with coal property,
S2.10O.
4 twOslory brick dwelling, 0 rooms and wash.
house gu EOh street, lot 2lxl9j, Bnly $1,000.
twO-stOTy htcE, lot SSXI20, s2lUO.
AIWJ-stOiy brick Eelting an IOl, $500.
An elegant large aud capAcl0us brick dwelling To-
caled GU Lhaplinr, 6etw,rn IWeuty.iIrst aud 1Wen-
ty.sccOnd street; tot 4Oxl2O NEST desirable h0nei
will bc sold s2,VU0 below cost.
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Make n HAPPY Home.
presenting your wlIe. daughter, sister,

or friend witha
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
Or Banjo,
From the magnificent stock TO be found
OF Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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II you want to save money call and OK.
anime our stock Of Hats and Caps, before
buying elsewhere. Z. Buchanan & Co.,
1850 Main street.
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Z. BUcKMAN & Co., have all the latest
spring styles Of all grades in Hats and
Caps.
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Opening.

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THERMOMETERS RrcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1879. 1850
7A.x.I9M.SP. A.7P.M. I7A.M. I21.8 p N. JPN
4? 81 80 90 Al 10 81 30
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PIANO MovlSG carefully attended To-,
by careful and experienced hands. Leave
word at Sheib's Music Store, Washington
Hall.
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FINE Steel Engrayings and Fine Frames,
new styles just received by
W. S. HuTcHINs,
1891 Market street.
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RELIoIous.- There will be special Easter
services at Fourth Street ii. Z. Church to-
morrow at 10:S0A N. and Pm. Sermons
on the Resurrection" by Rev. O. P. Mas.
den, the pastor, and extra music by full
chorus choir.
Zane Street Church will be reopened TO-
morrow, alter having been closed three
weeks for repairs. DR.. Pershing, from
Pittsburgh, will be present and otiiciate
during the entire day. Preaching at 1890
M. In the afternoon at three o'clock
there will be q general reunion service,
Tie sacrament oil the Lords Supper will
be administered at this meeting. all are
welcome. At 1880 Pm. preaching. The
church is now as neat and attractive as
any place OF worship in the city. The
members and friends Of the church are
expected at the meeting tonight at 1880.
At the First English Lutheran Church
tomorrow the festival Of Easter will be
appropriately observed. The church has
had impressive services all this week, with
substantial results. The services to.mor-
row will commence at 9:45 A. N. with
general or congregational prayer meeting.
at 1880 o'clock the ordinance OF baptism
and right Of confirmation will be admins
tered, and the Holy Supper celebrated.
The Sunday School will assemble for Eas-
ter services at o'clock. The evening
sermon will be appropriate to the day,
alter which the Lords Supper will be adj
mnistered. All theisinging will be cougre-
gational, led by choir Of children.
Services at the Third Presbyterian
Church morning and evening. Morning
subject: 1.-THE Resurrection" Evening:
"The Ninth Commandment" Sabbath
school at 2 o'clock.
Second Presbyterian @ Misunderstanding
at 10! A. NJ. on 1.-THE Resurrection" and at
7EM. on "Ihe Practical Import OF the
Resurrection"
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and Byron
streets. Thos. F. Clancy, Pastor. Preach
ing at usual hours. Morning subject,
Faith the Medium Of Joy and Peace;"
evening, "An Inspired Remedy for I'm
iruitfulness." Sunday School at ppm.
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PERSONAL MESrIoN.-C. W. Brockunier
is at Boston.
Miss Minnie Black will pass the Easter
holidays at Cresap's Grove.
Friend Cox, OF Cresap's Grove, is in the
Rabbi saenger preached trial sermon
at the Hebrew Synagogue last night.
Joseph Thistle and wife, Of Sistersville,
were in the oity yesterday.
John Bradshaw, NJ. Of R.; Arthur Sin
sci, Assistant NJ. Of r.; and Frank Mantz,
Supervisor of Trains, were in the city yes
terday.
John Greer, Of wash.Jeff. College, is
home for the Easter holidays
Mr., Z. W. Brues, Of Smiths Ferry, n,
Y, is at the New Mcclure.
Rev. E: @: Wilding is visiting in Mason
county VIVA.
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DOR SALE.
EOR SALE

Ny farm-S4 Gcres-on Wheeling Creek, two miles
from Flu Grove. Three houses, three stables Ino
bafjs, lcG-house, tool house, carriRye-h0use. Inc
furnished house. with garden aud stable, for rent 10
'nN'HSSt u ''''D' W. Il. WOODWARD,
iyQ9 I1GiSelle Works.
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/ FOR SALE OR LEASE,

DUBLIC SALE OF THE "FAlR
GROUNDS" VN WHEELING ISLAND.
In pGsuauee Of a restitution adopted by the stock
holders OF the 'Surh Vast Virginia AgTleuitural So
Ciely," ut meeting held Al thur Office IN the city
Of Wheeling, on tue 9th day oil March, 1850 the un-
LetIIgned COMMITTEE viii, on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'm, 1880,
a, the trout door Of Ohio county Court House, ro-
menong At 10 o'clock A. M proceed TO sell II public
Auc Ion 10 the highest best bidder tue real tste
owned BY tho North West Yirlnia Agricultural So
Ctiy, StuAts on Wheeling lGland, and known aG the
EAR Grounds" sdd property consists Of about IS
aetrsol choice land suAblc Tor building lot, and Is
fully dOsetbel Ia the iOlOWing deed, 10 which IeeF.
cnru Is had, via A deed made BY Z. L. Brown aud
Others 10 said North WeAt Virginia Agricultural So
clcty, dated November u.s. 1867 aud recorded In Book
No. o. pages 4Sl- IN the records Of deeds for Ohio
county, West Virginia, aud 10 Adccd made by Joseph
KlrgOiGueT and wills to aid North WeutYlRInIA Agfi-
cultural Society, dated February a. 1871 and record.
eli in Deed Hook No. IS, page 60 iOhIo County Re
eordEl
hand and tho residue on credit Of Q. H. Is and "a
mouths, with interest for which payments the pur-
cha,cF IL 10 give his notes satisfactorily secured
Tho titie also retained until the purchase money Il
iA'' rA'N' MICHAEL REILLY.
g. ] BOYD Committee
EARL W. O9LEBAftJ
GEO, A, WICHHAM, AHcti iHeer. mFs
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THE DEPUTIES STORIES.

Martin Maloney, sworn-was a deputy
for year and three days under Sweeney,
Never was instructed by Sweeney in any
way to not modest certain saloon keepers,
he was always sober and attended 10 his
business. Sweeney has slept all night on
a settee many q night. Have seen Swee.
ney at two or three O'Clock in the morning
patroling the streets.
To Mr.. Hubbard: am the same gentle.
man who sat here the first night OF these
proceedings.
Chas. Asmus, recalled for deiense-Am
deputy for Major Sweeney. Have had
constant intercourse with him in my
official capacity. His ability TO attend TO
business has been very good. Was under
Porter Smith five months. Sweeney has
trotted me around town late at night when
/ was very tired. Sweeney never in.
struCted me to allow certain saloon keep.
ers immunity.
John WHITE called: Am q Sweeney
deputy. See him frequently during the
day and night. His business ability ia
good. Never told me not 70 arrest certain
saloon keepers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
"Fev Of the Ills of Life''

are more prevalent and distressing iEsn
bilious disorders. The symptom. are los
spirits, want Of energy. re-,lesne-a. head.
ache, no appetite. sailow skin, co-tiveness
and other ailments which show the liver i.
in Diseased stale and nerds REQUESTING,
and the proper ssv to do IL j. to u.e "DR
SwAYNEs TAR AND SARsAPARiLLa PrlIs.r
Their fleet on the liver and blood !. Won.
derfu', removing rimI.les and all eruption
lesving the complexion fair and fresh q in
yosih. Pnice 35 cent Q hog of thirty pi,ls.
or 6se boxes for $l0O. Sent By mail On
recsipt of price. BY Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son, $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold BY
Ill leading druggists.
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hurt Col. Jsynes, - the sequel has
shown. After the "supplemeD,' Vas
circulated and thoroughly read By the
delegates of the convention, Col. A.
ID. Jaynes was elected to the Chicago
convention.
Will Leach aud Halves make the
mos. of this and smoke it in their
pipes?
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Circassian story Of Q Kiss.


A man was walking along one road,
and q woman along another. The
roads finally united into one, and
reaching the point of junction at the
ssme time, they walked on together
The man was carrying . large iron
kettle on his back in one hand he
held the legs of a live chicken in
the other, . cane; and be was lead
ing a goat. They neared a dark ravine.
Said the woman: Il am afraid to go
through that ravine with you; it is
a lonely place. and you might ever
power me and kiss me by force" Said
the man; "How can possibly over
power you and kiss you BY force. when
[ have this great iron kettle on nv
back, q cane in one hand. q live
chicken in the other, and am leading
this goat. | might as we'll he tied
hand and foot" YES" replied the
woman, But if you should stick
your cane in the ground and tie your
goat to it. and turn the kittle bot.
tom-slde up and put the chicken un-
der it. then you might wickedly kiss
me 10 spite of my resistance" "Suc-
cess to thy ingenuity. o woman 7" said
the rejoicing man to himself. IL
should never have though of this or
similar expedient." And when they
came to the ravine. he stuck his cane
into the ground and tied the goat to
it. gave The chicken to the woman,
saving: Hold it while cut come
grass for the goat; and then-so
runs the leeend-lowering the kettle
from his shoulders. he put the fowl
under it and ~ickedly kissed the
woman. as she was afraid be would.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
THE TIMES SUPPLEMENT.

Political quarrels do not. as a
general thing, attract or deserve much
attention at the hands of a public
journal and the BAzoo does not in
tend at this time to give much at
tention to quarrel which has emans.
ted in malice and jealousy.
History tells US that Perry Halves
was for eight years an eye sore to all
decent people. in the Sedalia post.
Office. At the end of that time he
was an applicant for the third time
and the friends who hitherto had
backed him withdrew their support
and Of course he did not get the office.
This made the people Of Sedalia
hsppy.
c. A. Leach is the editor of the
Sedalia Times. paper that is dead
and should be buried to keep it from
sinking. This man Leach was also
an applicant for the Sedalia postofice.
He was and is unfit for the place. He
was sat down on by the authorities at
Washington. all of which made the
patrons of the Sedalia postoffice su-
Premely happy.
Cephas is . willing tool in the hands
Of Halves, and of course the NANCY
dog uses bis tool.
Yesterday. when the city was full
of strangers. Leach issues a handful.
heading it Sedalia Times Supplement.
In that supplement it charges tina,
Col. Jsynes, of this city. one of our
most public spirited and liberal citi-
zens. has been guilty of acts for per-
sonal segrspdizement that If there
were any truth in them might posi-
bly, be dangerous weapons. As it is,
they are absolutely false, and hurt no
one but the persons who put them
before the public.
At home the people know all the
parties to this supplement" and we'll
they know that they have no fore.
with Sedalians-hence the attack was
made at a time when the attention Of
strangers would be called to il, q, d
when no opportunity could be mad TO
refute them and nave the refutai:on
reach the same parties.
This hurts Sedalia. the pride of al
her good people. and it hurts the pr.
ties who instigated it. 1t does not
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State Of Missouri. Psstis county. Circuit court.
in vacation. MasehO >, 1850. Thomas B.
Pemberton ". The unknown hers Of Fayette
Winston and the unknown heirs Of James
Winston.
Nov. NJ thus day comes the plan:,f BY his at
torney and dlesa petition frOU which it appears
that the names Of the defendants are unknown to
plaintin Whereof, on motion Of piantin By bis
attorney il is ordered BY the clerk that the de-
PENDANTS, the unknown heirs OF Fayette Winston
and the unknown heirs Of James winston be
notified that . civil a-tion has been commenced
asainst them. the object and general nature Of
which - to obtain decree for the specific per
torrance offs contract in said petition mentioned.
and also to diveet the fitle frem and out Of said
defendants and vest the same in plaintiff Of in
and TO the following dis ribed real estate wit
The east half ofthe southeast quarter Of section
thirty in township forty-si1 Of range twenty
three, and the northwest fourth Of the northwest
fourth section second township forty i've range
tweuty three, end unless they appear nj the neat
May term Of this court TO BE- begun and held at
Sedslis within and for Pitts county,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY NEXT,
and or before the sixth day thereof, ant
answer the plaintiffs Petition. the same will be
taken against them rs confessed. And IL is
further orIer~d that a copy hereof De published
according 10 lsw, IN the S-dalis Weekly Bazoo .
newspaper printed aud published IN the county
Of P~tsis.
A true c"py-Attest:
b II. INGRAM Clerk
BY CLrFoRp L. JACKSON DC
II. C. Sinnet. Plaintiffs Attorney. y9wat
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. FiaviusJ }. Mcclure. J. B. Mcclure and
James N. Boyle, By their certain Deed Of trust
dated the 18th day Of June, 1879. and recorded
IN the recorders once OF Pettis county, in deed
bsok u. page lee. conveyed to the undersigned,
Jas C. Th0mpS all their right. title. interest and
estate. in and to the following described real
estate situated in the county Of Pettis, state Of
Missouri, viz: Lot two. block fourteen, toWn Of
Houstouin, which said Conveyance Woo made ia
trust to secure the payment Of one certain
promissory note IN saSd deed described and
whereas, said note having become due and un-
paid nov, therefore, in accordaueo With the
provision Of said deed Of trust. and ct the
request OF the legal holder Of said note, I shall
proceed to sell the shove described real estate
1t the court houss door. in the city q Sedalia,
in the county Of Pettis. state Azores to the
hiRhest bidder for cash. at public an on
MONDAY. TIE 2ud DAY OF NAY 1850,
between the hours Of n,ne IN the forenoon and
I've in the afternoon Of that day, to satisfy said
tote, together With the cost and expense Of
,xeeuting this trust.
JAS c. THOMPSON.
4-l3dlt vtd Trustee.
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From Q Relative Of VIM Prescott,
the Historian.
CLEvELAxp.O, Jan. II. 1880

H. n. Warner 4 Cal eLsil not cease
to recommend y"ur Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure TO the patronage Of all my friends,
wLo are sffiicisd ss ws-, siih the, terri
bic and dangerous disease. Brighiis disease
Of the Kidneys. II cured me completely.
With great respsct. thy friend,
Jas. 8. Prescott.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
TIE coNvENTIoN's WORK.

The Missouri republican convention
Of 1850 has met and passed away;
the delegates have come and gone. 1t
is DOW pertinent to inquire into the
results of its existence to ask what
II h.s done. The answer is apparent
to every man who can think aud see.
Ii has done the work which
might have been expected Of a,
we'll constructed machine under the
guidance of q skilled operator. 1t
was nothing more; it had in itself no
self moving power, but when its ma
nipulator applied bis hand TO the
proper lever it obeyed with all the
blind impassiveness Of wood and iron.
II is true that here and there compo-
nent parts were found which seemed
too i'll made to smoothly run in cum
pauy with the others; but the appli-
cation of a little oil where it Was most
needed, aud the wrenching away en-
tirely Of those portions which would
not weld to the unctuOus influence,
readily enabled the political miller to
grind out the grist which be desired.
BEFORE the convention ever met, Its
action could have been predicted as
certainly as if the seer were gifted
with the knowledge of futurity. That
the Grant men would be in majority !;
that the Blaine partisAns would en-
deavor to secure their rightful repre-
sentation; that they would &c crushed
by the weight Of numbers, and that
the convention would instruct its dele
gates for General Grant, were as well
known a week ago as they are to-day,
when thousand newspapers have
spread before millions Of readers the
result of the convention.
But the Blaine men cannot com
plain. They were served with the same
sauce which Was poured out by them
for the Grant delegates to the TOpeks
convention and they could have ex
expected no better fare than they
themselves offered.
For them We have no sympathy. Il
is only in the name of fairness thai
We would call attention, revertini
back again to the Topeka convention
to the manner in which which thes'
bodies are now bound over and givel
into the possession Of the stronges
hand, as evidenced by the last tw'
republican conventions. The wIshe
of any section of country whose dele
gates unhappiIy chance upon tn
minority side of the poll, are a
roughly ridden down ard as exult
antly stamped out az if their author
had no rights which majority va
bound to respect. 1t is a change o
honored otservances which has beer
of late thrust upon the country, am
which has a tendency TO work man!
obvious evils.
II is a necessity of our form Of gov
eminent that in a final resort to tn
ballot the expressed voice of the ma
jority should rule; but the application
of this law to the selection Of dele
gates to nominating convention is I
measure whose wisdom may be sue
cessfully assailed and which would b
defended only by the most pronounce'
Of partisans.
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THR PUBLIC WILL TAKE NO.
T1CR

lst. That the Post Master General has RE-
SCINDED his order sSsinst the delivery Of mails
to this company.
End That this il the only lottery company
which hss ever been Declared legal by Q United
States court.
ard. That United States Circuit Court Judge
Brown has declared Its drawings not fraud
Ilent.
eth. That registered letters wil heneeiorfh b
delivered and postal orders paid 80 formerly.
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Time ia money, but health IL happi-
nesa. If you have . bad Cold or Cough.
uae Dr.. Bu'l's Cough Syrup. II will cure
you. Pace Is cents.
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Naughty Nelson.

Columbus. Ohio. Dsmoc-st.
Last week Adelaide Nelson plsyed
Juliet in Deacon Richard Smiths city.
Sunday night she took her passage on
the steamer Bostona. Captain Bryon.
for the White Sulphur Springs. She
was accompanied by a maid and her
leading man. Mr. Compton. Compton
was very attentive to Miss Nelson.
and the love passages that passed
between the two as they promenaded
the hurricane deck excited universal
Comment. After supper the pair dis
appeared. and were not again seen
until the boat reached Ripley. aud
complaint was then made to the cap
tain that Romeo and Juliet were
together i'm the latter's state-room
Thereupon the captain. accompanied
by his chief clerk and burlv mate.
started On a tour Of investigation
Repeated knocking 7on the door of
Miss Ne;lson's state-room caused il tn
open. and the scene that was disclosed
drew from the indignant cap'sin the
query. "What are you doing here!
''Rehearsing our parts" blushinglv
rejoined Juliet. 81 want nothing Of
this kind on nv boat. thundeted the
captain. I'VE were doing nothing
wrong" pleaded Adelaide. ut don't
make any difference; ] want it stop
ped. or l will run my boat ashore and
put you both off," Compton promised
to GO to his state-room, and there the
matter ended.
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3IZUU v.,a-Ial report. free. Like pro6t.
Se-kiy on stock options ofSlo to go. Address r.
fo'tef Wright Co.. Bankers, % Wall sersss, n. y
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Keep the kidneys healthy and unob-
struc,ed with Hop Bi,ters ard You need not
fear sickness.