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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-15

0TUATED ON THE CORNER OF FROM.
and streets, Sacramento city, directly op.
noste the steamboat landing and near the railroad
depot. The best location in the city for hotel
.hla terns as to payments, or leased for term Of
Years at low rental. Inquire Of CADwALADER q
PARSONS, No. 81 street, Sacramento; or 8. ?
DEWEY, sos Pine street, Sar Francisco. au22 Spit
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For GENTS SHIRTS, go to Red House.
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PATENT IssuED.-A. G.. Waterhouse and
B. i. Brewer, of this city, were yesterday
granted by the Patent Office authorities le:
tiers patent for new steam and air engine.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BIrrERs cures all
conir lants arising frcm obstructed state OF the
system.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-15

Rysur4Tr TIL. liver with Hammers Cascaia
sagrads Bitters, and health is the result
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TO POLITICAL PARTIES.

THREE PLATFORM, FREE GAS AND FREE
n Music for Political Meetings OF all Parties, at
the Atlantic Gardens. Good order will be preserved.
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BERTAUD's ISFALLIBLE INJECTION. - The famou:
Fiench remedy for gon1rrhea, gleet etc. NJ. s.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
C. 0. ID. u any address
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PAID HIS FIYE-W. b. Cook, who was
day before yesterday sentenced to pay fine
of $780, or to be confined in the County Jail
$50 days. yesterday paid his fine and was re-
leased.
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DRY Goops,n at the Mechanics Store.
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SAILOR Bors' MEErINe.-The Republican
Sailor Boys are to hold a meeting this evening
at Howe's Hall, Masonic building, Sixth
street. Prominent speakers will address the
meeting.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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HAMsER's GLYcERoLE OF TAR. for coughs and
colds contains no opiates astringents. The best
preparation out for children.
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FoH BRooASs, go to Red House.
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For Doors, go to Red House.

For cHIDRrs's SHOES, so to Red House.
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"BoYs' jackets, at the Mechanics Store. .

SEWING SILK" a. the Mechanics Store. :
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For LADIES SHOES, go to Red House. :
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CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND Hammer.
Cascara Sagrada Bitters for dyspepsia
habitual constipation and liver complaint
They have made me well man.
U. DAVIS. All X street. Sacramento.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

The Chicago Times SAYS: Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is highly Endorsed by
Ministers. Physicians Surgeons, by men Of
literary and scholarly distinction, and by in
dividual- in all the walks of life. II. c.
Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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males
WEDDING. Hattie +. Pratt, daugh-
ter of Superintendent r. H. Pratt, was mar
RED at the residence of her parents, on Mon
day, TO Henry w. Pierce, of Ogden, Utah,
Rev. DR.. Chapman, acting rector OF Grace
Church, officiating. The company assembled
was limited strictly to the immediate friends
and relatives of the family. Mr. and Mrs
Pierce went to San Francisco for wedding
trip, and will go thence to Ogden, where they
will reside. MIR. Pierce is Train Dispatcher
of the Central Pacific Railroad for the Salt
Lake division.
REPUBLICAN MEETIyGs.-A list Of ap-
pointments of the Hon. H. I. Page, Hon. G.
n. Fox, General John F. Miller and Senator
Booth, to address Republican meetings
throughout the Second Congressional Dis
triet, is published this morning. They ex-
tend from the 18th instant to the lst of No
vember and County Committees are expected
to make full arrangements for the meetings.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-The Democrats viii
hold a grand ratification meeting at the Club
room Of the Third Ward Hancock and Eng
lish Club, Jacobs Hall, J street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, this evening, com
mencing at O'Clock, to jollify upon the re-
suit of the election in Maine. Thos. j.
Clunie, W. 3. G. Brown and other prominent
| speakers will address the meeting.
TWELVE HUSDBED.-On Third street, be-
tween j and X, at the yard Of P. Caduc, Mr..
Kane has now in charge in large inclosure
well suited for the purpose twelve hundred
pigeons for the Forester Club tournament
shoot next week. Nearly 1000 more pigeons
will be added to the feathered company before
next Wednesday.
THE CAMP MEErISG.-The camp meeting
was well attended yesterday. The devo-
tional exercises were prayer meeting at A.
! II. and preaching at IL A. NJ, 5 P. " and p.
81. The convention business transacted was
Of general character, the details of which
will appear hereafter as conclusions are
reached.
SAILOR BoYs' MEETINe.-The Republican
Sailor Boys are to hold meeting this evening
at Howe's Hall, Masonic building, Sixth
street. Prominent speakers will address the
meeting.
PAID HIS FINE-W. b. Cook, who wa.
day before Yesterday sentenced to nav n FIN,
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"SoARLEr FLANNEL UNDERWEAR" at the
Mechanics Store.
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For CLOTHING, go to Red House.
FoR HATS, so to Red House.
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"CAYToN FLANNEL" at the Mechanics
Store.
"TowEIs, +" "TowELs" at the Mechanics
Store.
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WArEnrRoors, at the Mechanics Store.
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"LAcEs," "LAoEs," at the Mechanics
S,ore
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FoR SAN QUENTIN George Cooper, SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprisonment for
horse-stealinr. from Tehama county. was
yesterday taken through by Sheriff Foster
en- route for San Quentin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

We are authorised to announce Jno.
A. Ley ~ . candidate for the Office of
Probate Judge Of Psetia county, subject Ia
the decision Of the Democratic convention,
We are authorised to announce the
name Of Richard Field N candidate i"s
the Office OF Circuit Judge for the Silih
Judicial Circuit, subject To the decision III
the Democratic convention.
We are authorized tn announce the
name Of Richard Taylor ~ candidate far
the ONCE Of County Assessor ii Psttis
county, subject To the d~cision III the Dsm,-
ocratic convention.
We are authorized tn announce the
name Of j. 4. e.. Brown ~ y candidate for
the Office Of County Collector, subject ."
the decision III the Democratic conn,y con
vention.
We are authorized tn announce the
name OF Smith Hopkins ~ = Candidate Tor
The office Of Collector of P~tis county, sub
ect To the ,,scision oil the N,mocrstic CON
veniion.
We are authorized to announce the
name 81 K. j. Shy ~ = candidate ior
Sheriff 81 Petr;s county, subject to th~ .i--
ci.ion Of the county Democratic nominal
ing convention.
We are authorized to announce f. 4.
Fowler - a candidate for the office ii Cir
cnIt clerk. subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county convention.
We are authorized To announce John
+. Rylsnd n . candidate for Criminal
Judge of the Sixth Judicisl Circuit III
JOhnsOn County, ut the ensuing general
election, subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of NJ. 3. Conner NJ . candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the county Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of X. T. Gentry a. . candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the decision
Of the county Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of w. F. Hansberger o. . candidate
for the Office Of County Assessor Of Petite
county, subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocra,ic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF Franklin Houston "a candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney for Pettis county,
subject to the decision Of the democratic
convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of J. w. Walker ~ candidate for
The Office Of Assessor Of Pettis county, sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic
county convention.
We are requested to announce the name
u Jno. I. Heard, az a candidate for the
State Senate subject tn the sfecisiOn of the
Democratic district nominating convention.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
u Your Hair Falling or Turning
0Poyf

"London Hair Color Restorer," the
most ciesnly end delightful article ever in
troduced to the American people. II 10
totally different iron ell oshem, not sticky
or summy, and free from oil impure mgr
dien's that resder many other prepsssiioos
oboosioos. II thickeos thin HAIR, restores
gray hair. sivea It pew lie, eures dssdruA,
causing the hair to grow where il hes fallen
OF OF become thin, does not coil Or stain
anything. and 10 20 perfectly and eleEsssly
prepared - 70 make il lasting hair drsa-
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Colos
Resiorer 10 sold By al drus9,sss ct - cest
bottle. or six bottles for -. fnncipal
Depot for United Ssases, $40 North Sixth
irees, Philadelphia.
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0toCkholder'0 Meeting.

Notice IL hereby given that meeting Of
the stockholders Of The Sed.lis Ga. Light
Company, Will be held at the ciice Of said
company, At it, gas works in the city OF
Sedalia. on the 18th Of May, 1880. for the
purpose Of voting upon . proposition TO
mortgage the property and franchise Of
said company, in . sum not exceeding
$4,000. L.c. NELSON, President.
Sedalia, March ii, 1850. Sl2-dl:-vlOt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

>erveA .ay. fl,e New York Herald. Psns cor
respondent.
sumo Of tic new lace r,If'> very hi:i
round the throat, and have wire run rouni
The edge TO keep them well up, a SECOND
row o. lace turns over and falls on the dress IA
front The bows and loops reach almost Ca the
waist. These becoming 70 man. faces, il'
require that fi.- iisir ehouid h. worn very high
over the forehead
Albums Tor preserving Specimens O: Ia-s. oi
cars> or monug rau,s. exceedingly rssini. Tia.
fes x - satin. and upon this siseei> of pal-r 90
Isscks of car.i- sPi'-ar 10 tse csr~i-s-iy nnn=.
with monographs on each leaf still more isucii al
those sii'ins upon which lard a. 'i-rIri-'i
-tr-w~si over the paper
The, .sii il charming 81, i- %: siair DIRE az
10 Psr,- when a lad, sPIssr- With her h~ii
psried -,mri, '.b tue forehead. snd carried To-
i.ind The ears and niiow~ ia .iroop rather l"s
Ana roli~-i mt. "a knot q; thu ba.s lsstr.-iis
Mr. and Mr. Hay~. m,i-i nsske = i"uin-t
ar"ini The s"'id next r-sr sn' '~i the l'aiI-
lice ls.iy si'" -.i fiIi- fs>haon ter N--i
insfu:I ifif-s. Summers @su
''n- at the m"-r gr.'~-:,:i sni ",..iu-t,i-ii ..i
Stn-i, i-~',,,l- vail i y-r. I."Isr fii- -.s>s.i.
IL - tl- :. a'si.- xpiin ro''.ii ~;.s'.'-h ia'-
>c.Ti- t., won n ~sr---- gTs-- about ti,..
:..-.a aui -,.nnf.i-r- 4" i,,rtn"B,y. With ria-
-.fy--- '.'..-,ii..i ...i',i- ii.-- and u ss.-@>
-ori.- r- n-~ ,-a--i-. a,ih -.'tin-- anB
.-ig,s> 81 wonderful ir-.,t't- The New -',s oi
.uIti,ig ..-- -t-a'r briliau''. ilisn ever '~i"r-
q" diamonds.
go " iiri. nG-iin dr.-~-.-- tay- appeared thu
-,rsr" - tail dresses Ma Pare a. wuaIii ,.-
mistake however. I" -Hplso-- white muslin
.ir.--- ruIf-i FIiy i.- simple. Fer tn-rsDre
thu: ipai-r5'> ~ rnn-iin "s'T white >iik
-kir. is"ilr. - In kfrg-, 'ifslsd AMI open ia
Gt. iis,.- q heart -s-b gully embroidered
with ~IiN and silver thread the SIid tnsck
oni, II White liz l.r.'-a.i. aith light SILVER
ana NATION SILVER fringe u busch
"f msu,- g, riam-n- upon the ieit shoulder.
A new taildh. r-i.Is-I sir->> lor- The Princes.
y Ictorla. daughter at the luke ann Duchess of
l.cl; which j. iiiieiy &. ~ ~ popnisr a style
- th. J.f>s.N - - f"ii"x- The Go;iu'isfton si
the dress IL dark i,lu-. the Trimming M
Entirely al the Striped silk hanikerchi~i-. which
ihi> hou-. i!r-' applied TO the hood. ~ Jackets.
ff,e -kIiiigi mode IA whirh the isan.ikerchief-
,re drap-d side OF the skirt i- Yer,
stylish. and the same col"rins appears the
nat
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A rR,RrrE To TIRE PRESS CONVENTION.
nv aoaA YGAelg.


Ii, them gather here together these soldiers o,
the l~n-
L., the silver chord which binds them 10 the
holy one OF t"ve.
For the t.rsin and heart gr"~ wesry "f the br-y
d~ets Of men.
And t..s spirits sweet reunion i- a. ha-m"ni-s
Stsove.
The, have wrought noon aud midnight. have
t,,i~d With earnest z~>t,
Aad The worid hs. left is errors their doors.
Aod the sIor. al tie n,"rssus ~mh H.. sunlight
OH "a. taeas,.
Hs- often al the even. '-~u ~ ~s.-- ..n '.r"i-n
And rarely lsn-~ 9" ~"n.i.r, ~ tae Eager on
ward nae,
Hoe snurss al life i. lived upon tho -sI:t~ bread
Hoe mneh OF dr~~ry ~s.,,ng. "f ~"-'- i~-i.airins
How m,~ho t bitter anguish aud Haven care
Al we'll. they know tt,~ r~r"rd. ter they ,r,c. IT
Jag hy rage.
Aad " s-Ams up"n their visions day by DAY,
And sh<y often breathe q -aLi,. II u. lam
THE story .a a -"rrow tia, ina, meter i.a-s
a~sy.
And they I've an mystic realms nui,ke '" other
men.
For they weave the vet Of passion ANA Of ,isr-.
And they grown the cross Of duty mad the -i,,dow.
Of glen,
Or out Of De Profandi. litr the .ou Gods
And thy .moothe With gentle tonche. the peariy |
rohe Of Hope.
Ortssey paint the grand frui,ion Of their dreams.
From the finite To infinite, from, the power 9"
bless blight,
They blend within q crci-t iite'- ni'.rmo~t ex-
Aud their mission is grea, one. The yrande-r ami
the best,
For their words can resci, THE peasant and nh.
king,
They can stamp the souls al with the Rulers
royal crest
And unborn age- a nohier tarfhright bring
Let them gather here together these sold -r. nf
the pen.
Let the siivsr chord which hind. them h. the
holy NJ love,
For the brain and heart ssow weary OF the h,-,
d-s.ds a: men.
And the -pirit's reunion ~ ~ harmon
assOSe. /
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

A Quiet Wedding Party in the
Elite Circle this Morning.

A strictly private. but nevertheless
most delightful wedding was had this
morning at the pleasant residence Of
Mr.. w. +. Leake. Ohio and Seventh
streets, Mt nine O'Clock. The bride
was Miss Emma A. Leake, daughter
Of the host. aud the groom was Mr..
VIM. j. Maltby. a young business
man Of Sedalis. Of whom every one
knows. and whose friends are counted
by the hundreds.
There were present at the house
none but the immediate relatives Of
the bri.ie and groom, the ceremony
being intended to be a strictly private
one. Indeed. there are many friends
If both the contracting parties to
whom this will h- the first intimation
that such IN event was to have taken
place. - carefully was the secret
kept.
At eight o'clock those present sat
down O." i wedding breakfast which
w.as model Of elegant substantially.
An hour was spent in the enjoyments
ot the table, and then the bridal cou-
pie entered the parlor and in the pres
ence Of their friends the nupsial bond
was fastened by the Rev. j. B. Fal-
Ter. pastor Of the FIRST baptist church
Of this city.
There We're no attendants, and none
Of the usual unnecessary accessories of
weddings were deemed necessary to be
observed.
Immediately after the solemnization
Of the rite. the wedding party pro-
ceeded to the Fifth street depot and
there the bride aud groom took the
north bound train over the NJ, K.
X I. for Chicago. Their wedding
journey will include . visit to Chica-
go and attendance at the May festival
in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Malthy is young lady Of en-
inent social qualifications. Cultured.
refined and beautiful, she brings to
her husband all that tends to make q
mans lot enviable.
The groom is q gentleman 80 well
known that his merits 20 without say
ing, ard the BazOO never more heart.
ily extended its congratulations than
j, to-day offers them to Mr.. and Mr''
Maltby.
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SonaiblO Canadian.

VT. Gsdbois. Of Bsockv,lle. Canadiss,
after being cured By the use OF Wssner,s
Sale Pill and Sale Bitter, Of psossr.
ting Dslas,al disssss contracted il Texss,
writes to No: II shall never travel in thu,
climate without your Safe Pill and Sale
Tonic - part Of ny outfit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Jas. Carroll, of Audrain, for Sec
rotary of State.

Jas. Carroll, of Audrain county.
is daily developing more and Retire
strength for the Office Of secretary Of
state. He is a true democrat and in
every way qualified to fiji The office.
Being an Irishman, he will command
the larger part Of that element through
out the state. The man that beats
Jas. Carroll. the wild Irishman If
Audrain. will be the next secretary
of state.
Remove ell cause OF irritsbilitv and dis
comfort from the baby, By u-ing DR.. Bull,
Baby Syrup, the suress, best and henc.
cheapest remedy in the world for the dis
casts Of baby boud. Price 25 cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
The TRIAL Of Horne.

From Mr.. Walker. who came over
from Marshall to-day. the BAzoo
learus that the preliminary examina-
ton of Thomas Horne, who killed
Taylor at Arros Rock Friday night
last. Was ordered TO Marshall for the
18th Of May. under change OF venue.
Additional particulars in regard to
the killing will be found in to-day
supplement.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Wool Wool! Wool,

F.rmen, tesare Of WOOL .peculstors end
street buye--, for they do not pay full value
for WOOL, hut 60 TO the old reliable Seda,ia
Wooden Mills. where you can get the high.
EFT market price. Don't fail to 20 and see
them. 5-lvlt
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
The Wages Of Sin.

About q year ago Miss Maggie
Taught made the acquaintance 81 John
Snyder. Of Hunters Bottom. n.y..
who began love-making. and she. nat
urally 81 an omen and kind disposition.
returned his passion with fervor. She
was a beautiful brunette, perfect in
form and feature. twenty-four years
Of age. they became engaged. and
we're to have been married sOme months
ago.
In March it became apparent that
the trusting girl had sinnsd. At this
stage there appeared in there =
brilliant, fashionable young man cali
ing himself Dr.. j. L. Miller. Of
Louisville, XIV. Shortly after his ar
rival he was introduced BY Snyder to
Miss Taught. and his profession an
nouncsd. Miss Taught visited Mad
ison. md. in company With Snyder
and returned home the following Sat
urtlay, when she complained Of feeling
i'll. Miller made frequent visits after
this. She grew worse. and d.. Ely.
not recognizing Miller in the matter.
did all he could to save her life, but
she died Of the lock.jaw from the ef-
iects of the abortion which, it u al
legged. had been committed q week be-
fore he was called. After her death
her father requested the doctor to say
nothing about the case, as Il would
only bring additional misfortune upon
the family.
Young Snyder is one Of the firm Of
Snyder Bros, whose distillery stands
above Milton. KY. opposite Madison.
and has hitherto borne IN excellent
character. Young Miller u said to
be . son Of DR.. Miller, Of Louisville.
an old and prominent physician there.
Miller left on Friday. and Snyder on
Sunday last. The grand jury Is in
vestigating the case. The verdict Of
the coroner has not vet been made
public.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Wool! Wool! Wool!

Farmer, take your cool 70 he old reli-
able Sedslis wooIea Mill, where you can
e, the highest market psscs in essh. and
don't iorset il. Dos't fail 10 20 and -
them. 5-4WAs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

Three Mel. Killed and One Badly
Injured On the c. 4
A. Road

~p."'tai 't>rst''h ." The Rszoo.
lIn.:ISsvILLLE, Mo. May IL.
At La o'clock this afternooa one
oi the most terribly fatal disasters
which l:,~ occurred ON 4 Missouri rail
read fnr a hing time took place at a
p''nt az Tia. thicagO Il Alton rail-
read ah"at one and halt miles west
II th:~ ri,v
\ w., h'und freight train having
si"ar'l bur men. conductor. engineer.
fireman AMI brakeman. and consisting
oi tweni--ci.ht ears. left the track st
tie p"in, in,iica,ed. ditching the en-.
cine AL twenty ears and instantly
killing the engineer, fireman AMI con.
iuctor The brakeman Is the only
survivor -. the four men who con.
stituied the trains equipment and he
is too terribly wounded to he able to
give anv account, ut present. of the
cause Of the calamity.
II i. supposed that the accident was
the result ~ fast running. a. there
are no evidences Of Instructions upon
the tack. There are no speed in
dicators IN Use upon the Chicago i
Alton rtnd and of course this point
can not BIZ determined.
The scene Of the wreck is strewn
with the debris Of the wrecked cars,
aud the broken condition of the loco
motive indicates the speed at which
the tram was rushing when il left the
track.
NJ further particulars are Obtaina-
ble at present. but l will wire you
whatever information arrives.
From hundreds Of reported cases where
patients have increased in weight from i've
tn fort, l,ound- while nsiny Fellows Com
pound syrup oi Hypophosphites, no doubts
remain al it, powerful action on the Or
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

physicians say il is . PERFECT sUBsTI-
fTUTs for the sulphate 9unine. superior in
tonic properties. and produces n" disAgreeshlc
effect.
Ioes the Same as Sulphafe Quinne Sold
by all Druggists. sent by mail, price l.S per
oz. Billings. ClapP Co., CHEMISTS. Boston
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Grocer paper bags, at ].
West 0oodW;n's.

~ 0Aas vssssr coz ashsO1s ads, q n.r.e csssi,
Uo1AAsa ASdssD SSos Co. Assssfs N.a.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18
Riseicu6i

A bitter hsod to hand fight occurred
between two sraopso on the Missouri Psci6c
track fev rode this side Of Tie train DIS
paicher's Office in East Sedslia, this morn
ing about ten o'clock. Stones were freely
used. and one Of the eombstants received .
blow on the head which laid him out.
His soecs~fui assilsns then dscsmped, on
before IN officer could Be found The hurt
man also took himselfo6.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

-Grocers' paper bags. at J
West 0oodWinis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-18

Genuine Hop Bi.iers are put upinsq
paReled, smber-colored bottles, With white
label on one side printed in black letter.,
and green hop cluster, and on the other side
yellow paper with red letters; revenue
stamp over the cork. This il the only form
in which genuine Hop Bitters are put up,
and the sole right to rake. sell and uae
them il granted to the Hop Bitten Mfg
Co, Of Rochester, n. Y, and Toronto, Ont,
by patents, copyright and trade mark. All
Others put up in any other way or BY any
one else, claiming to he like il or pretend
ing to contain hops, BY Whatever names
they may be called. are bogus AMI nn6s for
use, and only put up to sell and cheat the
people On the credit and popularity Of Hop
Rsaeeps