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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

A GOOD work Horse for sale by
IA SAMBORN & WALL.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

IFSTRAY.-Camc into my enclosure In the
IL town of Lincoln, on the 25th of Oct, four
calves, three of which are nearly all rod and
the other red and white. The owner Is re-
| quested to prove property, pay charges ana
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

COME AT LAST.-Fred Fowler has re-
~ turned, and will be found at Shaubut's old
stand in Block II, with any quantity OF Apples
| undersold.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

YNIIE "Mammoth Boot" Ia what you should
i find when looking for Boots, shoes or
Rubben, The junior member Of the firm has
returned from Boston with well selected
stock. Close buyers will find it to their inter.
| est to got prices OF Us before purchasing.
| e.. ii. AUSTIN q SON.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

HEALTHY BREAD.-Every one wants to
H understand that Jones & Shaubut uses
Patent flour In making all their Broad, Cakes
and Pies Fresh Rye, Graham, Boston Brown
and Vienna bread baked every morning AZ
JONES & SHAUBUTS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

IYNAYLOR has sold several gold watches In
l. the past few days, and ono especially to
MIR. Judson, II was the handsomest gold watch
we ever saw. The new, Louis 18th, case 10
size, Elgin movement. cow
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

~ II. AUSTIN & SON are Agents for the
W "Protection Congress- desirable gents
shoe FOR winter wear.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-11-04

A PPLES APPLES I! ! Pierce & Paddock
N arc now receiving choice lot of Mtchi-
gan apples, which will be sold ut bottom prices.
Call and examine, ut +. j. Picrce's old stand.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

hearts shine uInn the surface. 5:rt
such charity is shown that Rome u.-,r
the earth - brighter All II :..i hu
maniiv MAS true ~ tn brhh-r and
si.t-rh"H'l. w!,o.-. lives are given i.l
the amusement and iI-irur Inn a.
others. Their. wnu!i .,- TAR l-ss II tiia
an.i suffering IN the w"rI.. II j. u
ch-ri'y that lass D. y"n.i even The "a.
-cen-s ut tie Little church AROUND
the c-rn-r."
"rhankS, thank" murmure,i The
irjrr.'i m,n; hu, tel va. the w"r-, !,
IA br''s-a IT,. i. all that arp-,r,
ser''u.. ANSWERS 4 :ray-h-ad-,! NAH
strange Pry>ici,n who mad b-r:,
summoned; 'l."u.h Cannot acc,un,
fT the marks upon your side. my
man"
'.Pr.b, b!v I've mr., him--lf when he
stopped tn. runaway hnr-e>.' wa, ,u.-
ge-i-.i, and IN. .ray i"ld.
''uum2h! Very dangerous 'busi.
ness -n-x, ID f.'Insr,ly; MT one ia
ten thousand w"uii have escaped
alive! replied the phv-ici,u viii,
pressed liIs AMI Il ,.hing eyes "W-ii.
all that can b. don. nu,. j. Ia 90, hin,
home. Then will make more min
ute examination"
N-ry { pdvrly WIS The n"i,l..-h.art-
~ fellow taken io MS humble nh ~.
The scene. when he Was i,ri upm ;L,-
b.-,i. side bv side with hi- sick WITT
md Children. csu--d everyone 1" over
h,w Nth tear.
"rom. dear T"m." said j INV. -
well AS she c,u!ti tor her Ii,i,ui ...h
hiny. ''what viii hec',,ne ~ u--"f ih.
children: We viii siarve aad die IT,
.-Ih-rr"
'NM white We have hand. T-r'ie
his associates. every heart ,.,,i..:.-.i aud
very arm berve,i tn tine utu..>I L.
ward relief.
They ali I""k-.' sr.n,ni anxiru-ly
Tor the physician. b.; a- Ms n.t T.,
- seen. and their gfumi,ling b-c.m,
i"ni aud deep.
Il ran bar ANYTHING" Sai.I Tim.
'hu, FIR v"u. jenny. and the CHI.
lrcn. aud he entirely br,k- h.wa.
"Ani | c,u.d curse the Il c'nr f.,
IN u"f--;iag WRETCH" blur'-.i on; or,.
II the m'~t Irs>.ionaie. Bu IL l.
ever thus. We give "ur iive~ ir-rl.
t" pleas. the public. aud when AN,
Thin. happens they care nhhi"g ior
rs
Tom grnaned heavily. The sound
aw.kc hts lirrl- .irl. She raised rp l..
hd. ciHrEe.i !,rr rinv !,,u,i, aB.. >',..ui-
o ii. III 'ru- ci.ii'.i-i, rl.-. aud Wonder
'M,mma =. lnir! see! see! an .n-
GEL"
All eyes wer. turned IN the .i;rcc-
tim pointed. and in The ...arwav s;,s.i
= I-nu,iiu! w",na". ieanipg upon ,h,
arm 1T Oh. phv>ir'an.
w.. an angel Lai cumc 'o iiiem
Tim Ort"n hat ri>s-,i hi- lii- ia say.
that nne daughter If DIR Armiia.,
lrd his grandchildren. ard The n,er,->;
chance hal gwen them the k1"si,I.,
WI" il Was.
Bn; necer was an equestrian feat
better reward. j AMI L,-v.r u n,nr.
sru-! apu.ar',l ul.r earth
ven n,nn The. ,i.y ~her. ak. upa,
lie hilltop and valley. i, proclaimed:
Peace upon earth and good will :,
.E.n."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
IN nav $50 iur the week w., ~,

to pay $3.50 ior the week. When she
Cattle q" the hut,l she rang l..e bell
au,!. when Il b.y ci.Ie, s.ti: BRING
me the heal C-'.k and hakrr." E.rry
thing Mas Speciality pf.pir,d f.r hes.
o.'. .;ay she sat tor VIZ. e. l-,nl,i
ani wani,i The h-a,. rn !, ,ir-c..ars. 4
cia-r t,rr. W.. li-,i- rn, mucj.
-ait ~ her sup. W.. c,,il.;i.'t >urt
her iu olive eli. I hr,r.lt h-r some
"ne ,.,y h-l had hy.-l y.tr,.n III ,..r
the Use 4 Cana l. .ui-,- k.l:.-c. /
=" explained: G.r-,er,o..s rr., ,:,,.-ri:
] 'h"u.ht she w",i! iIivea Il -.
stamped h.-r .r'i ani SAIL {: "iIdri,i
-raif; III "uly !r tl,s. Aaeficlu,'
tn. nrx' i.y ut d,;n.r ."'d h.r she
r-niui',l W. st tti,-ri:.e NI-sr.
She smil.d .rHri,u-iv AMI gave M. q
pas &" tn ol'era. Cnr,-tine Ni.--":
wss very IrirI,c;i''r u"n.iu ~, Il ard
To please. She preferred ik, at
i-iicilr u-s.s All univ ,!rn,k I'll IL.
a'ely - iish, u;n,s. | aai.,,i c,l htr
IT The : uih-rn.
Pauline Lucci yI- NE. " ~ ~.
hut de: u I r.!r "D >;,''. ike tie uih
Els | nave seen i..r i. IL l,r r,r.u
at the S,.arh.rn with >,r,r G. ri5,u
ia'iy iri'n'ls - +, j. city. .s'inc hr..w,
bread a;''! ,tu- "a ''i .'ri S,"g E,in
oln". Nov ih-rs- l. C;ariI',a ~ :.
DON'T b live that >t'Ty ui her .. -:
'irs"k "a; L-avc;I sfrii l 49, -
found her m.i.r,ra ,a'ey 49,
l,n,ksr Mmr. Ai'Iai st.ors ., -.
'h 'u' e,iihg than sry "f '',m =.
IL n-v.I .,>> iiln iva ,.cu.- al t.i,..;.r.
r'id ~'i'' 'i.iS ~ 4 r!- mi wv :f..t..:..
,i'g the .Dr,; 80 iuT-r L",f. Fan.
Ab'It', i'.Ie,l ST. l., Er1u "
! sn"S her ~. :. aisJ,- 20. tu.,
Business she isG- '..s -t,.,-. t., .-,t ~
= tr'- iu'.>' r.-l:-fis .irtir r...a ,
yer -,S Lib rat: ~. ~:
thrv 81! I'LL ~ ..Ii - IL. dos ;is.
Nai'ci> ii!- wu'.l.I IL. h,ri.y ol.
knew nr::,i,tz .',"ut m,i,. -in-rr-
i"y 81, IN ;h-- ,,irips rootn hav.
heart that they are. - great d-al %.
,r'Ub;.. and -..m. "f ,.e,n ~; viii,
their knives. L,u.s P,-,Ds-
patch
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

The betting men of California are
puzzled and excited. An enormous
amount of money was risked on the
result of the presidential election in
that state. Il is said that over 800
600 Of stakes was placed on deposit in
the Bank of California. The p ints
on which the wagers were made was
whether Garfield or Hancock would
carry the state. Now. all the demo-
cratic electors except one were elected.
the exception being Judge Terry.
whose name was extensively scratched
because he had long ago killed Brod-
erick. Consequently. Garfield got
one vote in the California electoral
college. and the rest were cast for
Hancock. The question is whether
Hancock has carried the state in the
sense meant BY the terms of the bet-
ting. Several lawsuits have been he
gun. and probably the bets will all be
declared Of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
Feeble Ladies.

Thcse isnsuid, iire.ome asnssiions. caus.
ing Won to feel sc.rceiy all. so he IN YOUR
feet; that Consistent drain that is taking
from ynnr .ysis N all it. elasticity; driving
the bloom from your cheek.; thst con.
tinn.l strain upo, your vital forces. rsn.
derIng you irritable end fret:ui, can easily
he removed by the use of ihst mArveiou.
remedy. Hop Bitter. Irregularities snd
oh truc,ions Of your eysiem are relieved q,
once, while the spe:ial c.u-e Of periodical
pain il permanently removed. Will you
heed this ?-Cincinnsti Saturday Night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
THEATRICAL PEOPLE.
A Few Points n Regard TO: be
Hotel Lives OF Ac O. and
Actresses.

l remnm!,er iIacket,-sFaIsi.,f,
ilack-ii, | mean. lie waS "a i-rriI.I
eater, and ihr-.hi ri j I" driukin.
quart 1T cla' 4 :. 'd Il pi"t nr tw" -.
champagne AT u single meal. Th.r
there Was Charles + Birra~. the MAI
who invented The Black C"x." IL,
WAS very mean man To- servants. In,
we won't talk ab,u him now becaus
he ]. dead.
At Memphi. saw F.rre-, for IL.
first time. H. va. accompanied b,
Mis- Lily and Phiiad+li.hia butcher
! who MIS- y'snl friends -. bis. He WI.
very rourh in his M ,nn-r AMI r"r KIM
IN his servants. Lil~T.!? Well. no
very. Eat? Mon>;r,us. Thst r.
MUD. me of Lester Wa.lach. /,
ynu put anything in th. pap,.r j.,s, 81,
that Lester Waiiack WIS u I~ri, c.
,t'.mtn. H.. MAS easily pleased
aud he always let II waiter feel "a.
though he was q man. There j.
B ,ucicsult. lie treats u waiter Tx.
u slave aud is rs hard To please as u
woman.
L,wrence Barrett il very disagree
able aud treats servants ba,ilv, hut ]
think ynu hal b-i,-r saw I"'..in.
sh'ut him, Er he nigh, c"me her.
this season. There was Charlotte
eastman. t"O. She drank g.oi
de,i at wine. Nine. Jananscb. L VII.
inclined Ia treat s.rvrnis ri.bt. hui
her little husband. Pilot. went oni a.,
mis- way tn W mean. Dill you .v.r
know what M insignificant numb-r al
Iiril- m-n ih. 50 great .c'rsssrs aud
singers have fur husbands? You hsv.
~" idea al how much trouble these
shawl carving husbands are. ! n,.-,
MT Erset Mrs. ID =. B,wers., god
honest bn-in-ss woman. pune nal anil
Temperate habits. Tier tas'es ar.
rrailv slnme>;ic. She c,mps tea ho-
'-l ard in an hnur hrr ro,m hnks ~
thnu.h she hsi live ! in il for wear.
Mrs Paddock or Maggie Mitchell, is an
even tem,~r,-i. clever little WON VA
She c.r,s very little tor ex,r, lin.
eating and takes her meals in the
dining roon.
The lamented Ns;l<on was great to
the help. and treated us lihers'Iv. +
waited on her the last time she VII.
here, and when she was ra.lv 10 O.,
away she sent CIR me aud tipped mo
S25. In the morning she AZ ten anil
,osst nutt,in, else. H-r best neil
was dinner. at 3p. M. when she drank |
n g'sd deal nf ciarei and e,ampayn.
Al midnight she always took a ligh,
supper. She Was very ford Of beet
ten, anil generally tmk a c,url. q
cupiuls hetore going tn he'd. Yes. re
p,rt /. true. she dill drink n g,'o ! deal !
# ~ine. Abput the lrin,lv idnn't
know. Ms. N-ilspn drank more |
ii re than M'slj--ka. Did I say anv l
thing about Lvd;s Thompson! NJ.
We'll, let ne say tina, she wss one Of
The wi>+st women ] ever came Acr"-s.
Sie knew h"w Ia live well. M. she
vac Tot mn imm~ler.'e dTinker. She
never f"rgot Tie waiter. p rhsp.
rnu would like tn hear ab,ut some ~
he prim, dumas. Tnry ar. the he.,
ivers thai c"m- tn hotels. They s--m
y mike fine dishes 4 study. They
ire cautions and exsc'ing. aud every
hing must ne specially prepared tr
hem They pay enough E." il. though.
The time 0ssssse was here .Ls had
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
A Lightning Calculator.

A Galveston darkey has returned
from business trip to the interior Of
the State very much Disguised.
Didn't you receive any offers Ia
pick cation ?" asked a friend. .'Yes,
sich as dey vas. A man offered M
one-thirh oh de amount I picked. and
when I lacked at de field I saw fur
myself dat when it MAS picked il
wouldn't mount to one third. so /
left fur home" "You vas in luck dat
h. diiu't fool yer" "You bet I was.
Sandy. Nv refn,etic was all da,
sailed me. / tell yer all, send yer
children TO school"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Officers Printz. White, Cummings
and Walsh. of st. Louis. have been
murdered while on duty within the
last few years. Sanders killed Printz
and escaped. The murderer of Walsh
will probably never be discovered. A
policeman in St. Louis takes his life
in his hand when be dons his regula-
ticn uniform.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Nr'cs - h"'sty -IV.u. tiat l.tt. ST t.l,s il
'-'rt't"u - Tho 90 tt'-by * ,pt. i'tr'n.r
~hir. wst" great u o.. th,. sui.r-ir.t: ~ th :, p
''tv "t NrtU,t'r. - Nv IT,. rrp.~tt.. Count o..
F'tt- ''ut y ~-s.tjsL ~ ;s'~,H~ hlvtU.r eii.f
asttr-t - "~Is''. aF.- lfsst o., sNhiGI th.t.
Ter ~ 80 'u'' O." - l.!,r, aThiu y
80 tit'F 'h.. 'Ht. ~ -aI'i = ti.T-. III ~ .
~ ~ttt''d - apv 81 -. -sct, t.,fe and "
~rrt CLAIMS s Zee. ,lriHt. With two year. from
'f'- ;',r e. - PM ':,t thy -s,i. i,.-s
barrel. itai~ - h,t,y NJ \"t.nsi -. iSs''
" B,s,EY
t:rrri>t:;,:Cr aua Surviving psrtn,r
n scy3t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Mrs. Long. of Baltim ,re. was. until
lately, . retiring. sedate woman. the
widow Of wealthy merchant, aud de-
voted wholly to domestic affairs. Now
she il preaching on the street corners
. religion which she Gays she has been
commissioned BY God to make known
to the world. Though insane on that
subject she is rational in other re-.
epects.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Josie" Mansfield, who achieved No.
toriety az being "the woman in the
case" when Jim" Fisk. Jay GouId's
old partner, was killed by Stokes,
came to the surface in New York the
other day long enough to be a witness
In a divorce case.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

San Francisco is an Eidorado for
pretended noblemen. The lat to 60
through the usual process Of social
FOSTERING, borrowing and running
away, was an Italian who called him.
self Count Laccana.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

The Williams college graduates in
northern Ohio have formed an Alumni
association. Graduates had dwelt in
northern Ohio many years. tat they
forgot about forming an association
until the election of Garfield reminded
them that they had a mission to fulfil.
They are now Overlooking with zeal
for Alma Mater. aud they have in.
vited Garfield TO dine with them and
sneak to them next January.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
Hancock AID Garfield seem to h

Hancock AID Garfield seem to have
run nearly neck and neck on the fdPu.
lar vote. while each was more than
500, OO0 short of having q clear ma
jority over all. The latest estimate ~
the Chicago Times gives Hancock a
plurality of 6.5l3. while the Tribune,
of the same city. gives the plurality 10
Garfield BY $500. A. all the returns
are not yet in. OF course there is con-
siderable guess work in the above.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

The late engineer of the Austrian
arms factory has invented repeating
rifle of novel construction, and the
German infantry rifles will be con.
verted on this model. 1t greatly in
creases the firing capacity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

The editor Of the London Times
paid 81, 900 for the privilege of pub.
fishing selected chapters from Lord
Beacons6eld's new romance, ''Endy.
mion." now being published in the
Giobe Democrat as a continued story.
q few DAYS before the work appeared.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

When Mrs. Pearson undertook to
cut her throat at Springfield, Mass. a
few days ago, her little boy caught her
hand. and bit it until she dropped the
weapon. But the lads interference
did not finally save her. for she sub
sequently hanged herself.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Brooklyn's Baptist preacher-pcliti-
clan. the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith. a con-
gresham elect, is proposing to secure
in advance some Of the fruits of his
success BY basing lecture on his ex
experience in the canvass. Most men
who had thus made their calling and
election sure would be content with
their prospective honors and emolu.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

las. c Gp ~ " T.. ~ =, va! posted t-.fore T.
o.. ~ % t-tas pt t'i.. 49,. w,IfIn ari ion
N'-''srets'i, r,'. N y. 80 Pet = r..,iffV NJ. co..
t'is ,.iA y 80 Nutstn'-r - . .,.,n thr,.. N.--
''.'t ~t''r. . ''-N f''' vti'r spotted. sd .ft
80 belt r'''P o. IN r.ty 49, irf.i "a i.-.t i..
u'h f.' tor -. Npi'rJi -.,i So D. ~
l. ~ f'rttty ant -lrN-ir',~ IN >. , =. r.. =,
ti'. iif- 'iuls -wIrt ami .ppr.II>,- -,tt
~te.y
w.. } r HOWE JP.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

A ragged old tramp was arrested at
Buffalo, N. Y. recently. When taken
to the police station. and subjected to
the customary search, he resisted furi-
onsly. His reason was apparent when
So. 242 in bonds and money was found
sewed up in his clothes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Stanley Huntley. a wayward news
paper man we'll known in the west, Is
now suspected Of being the forger of
the Morey letter, and has suddenly
resigned bis position on the Brooklyn
Eagle and left for parts unknown.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

Hot weather produces inaction of the
liver. Inac,ion Of the liver csu.ea de.
es.ed kidney, and di-eaaed kidoevs under.
mine the life quicker than consumption.
Al ihe.e trnSbies can BE avoided ~ u.ing
Warner's 8 ie Kidoey snd Liver Cure, the
pursst sad bet ssosdy ever diseevessd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

In less than three mouths Mr.. X.
B. Hayes will return to Fremont, o
to look after the sheep which his uncle
left him. He goes back a richer
man than when he went to Washing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
SEDAL1A, Mo-,

Ex-Gov. Silas Woodson, Of St.
Joe. is announced by his friends as a
candidate for United States senator to
succeed Senator Ccckrell.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
GIssH:s,s.iiil,is,Is

tltt -islsN~ -sv . - - ,.tRFf.,~T ssh
! u q I'll iils' -lip.,--- siEu ~. -tl- rs"r %
rn". 80 .-Ts-, s,tfi i,r.. it!--- ar ,l,-.t...,,r.
Nest
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> sN In 'f~t- -s1t ~ tttef.. 'r-s. n.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

J. u.,.s tr,tr 20 ~,i.i... tt,,...-,. i..,t o.. go.
Nat.r- ''rt - 70 POSITIVE FS..rne.,iy tor 81.
H. '~'t~r- me- -sti~ u.r- 90 t,I.- tower t-i.f
~ ih- l'''--t'r I"tpr o.. p 70. t,cu.~ tom
tr'--lhTNr..s t,ItS-t. Nlarr. 80 40 ,t,if az
- st ili'' kliu"N~, L. s,.. ,'rp-r, t,f..,r-
'"r enst.. Dt--s4-vs. rpnthly Men i,a .
.~. 'sifd 'f'.r'r 80 Ss.r,V. 10 Ls- ttiai lf
. s'"f'~ ~" otstr~ t!.'f m .I<e tn hlt..si. ai.
'i't'' fh' y - 80 81 Purifier. u = the oti'
: ~ r''p.'ty hat B-,..i,t'- ~ a-. tof
ti''~''e-. IT, Warner, safe Dis.t5S t..s
-u-e.
E'f -s'r iv trg s'-'- sri al :, a!sr. ~ g Q
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
DtCEIEEn EE.sEI.NG.

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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

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% - with top.... 80.
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tennessee Farm Wagon, 3-inch ThimI
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

ssw pair. %! fiery h'rses runnin.
xvsv. with a sl-i III an.l a woman and
iw" children thought If nv JENNY
and children, aud had To stop 70 saw.
them
lie told his story very bri. q !. anil
mo'l-s,Iy while getting ready. anil
ANN Was d,.hing down the arena
up,n a spirited steed. ''cl a. ing tn.
wml I with wondrous h"rs- lnanship -
The audience applsn.lei tn the
echo. aud. carried away bv the excite.
ment. he rashIy det. rmin-d to ex-
ecuie his m"st ,Isring acis, forgetting
that the horse he ride had no, lie ~
trained tn them-was young and Wild
The result was som plainlv appsr.
ent. Though some were accomplished
in safety. vet. when he attempted
Ieaping over a hammer. the futteIiny
frightened the hor.e. he b,lted sud-
denly. and Tom Or'"n was hurled
heavily To the grourd
lie enl-avore,l tn rise and made
ligh. ut pain. but a strange sickness
came over him, the light 6ickered and
grew dim. he & ,sPe'l fnr sir. and knew
nothing more until somewhat revived
in the dressing room. he heard tamil.
lar VOICES
%, Gdi what viii b,c,m. IF
Jenny and the ba5ie~!" he gssp-d
fain,Iv. Il am done FIR, and
and =" his tears and cob, c!,nke.l
him.
do mt fear for them. Tnm." said
= d. Zen hearty v"ices. and A. many
vrssped his hand ~ Guild Obtain
hold. 1--WE will see that YOU are taken
care of."
Many sen.eles.lv and careles.lv con-
denim the ring and the stage. but in
the Law Of want and suGesing their
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-27
REAL ESTATE rRAxsFEHs.

The following are the transfers for
the present month, 10 date:
Casper Roger 10 Geo. r. Lemky, war
ranty deed. consideration, 500. Lot
No. / in block go. city Of Cheyenne.
Geo. B. Simpson and n. r. Barnard
TO John J. Underwood and Thos.
Haynes. Quit claim deed; considera-
ton $500. Several lots located in the
city Of Cheyenne. 4tAsAW
Geo. y. Lemky 70 Louisa Z. Roger.
Warranty deed, consideration 500.
Lot No. I In block 900.
Louisa Z. Roger and husband 70
Joseph Larose- Warranty deed, con-
alteration $500. Lot No. 1, In block
200, city Of Cheyenne.
+. w. Schwartz to Robt. Seaman.
Quit claim deed, consideration s., 900.
An undivided one-twelfth interest In
several mining claims situate In the
Rawhide mining district.
+. W. SCHWARTZ 10 Miss Levina Nc
Henry. Quit claim deed, consideration
$1,000. An undivided one-sixth inter-
est In several mining claims situate In
the Rawhide mining district.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-27
nIIErAR9 -nArrka..

By direction OF the secretary Of war.
Second Lieut. Guy Howard. Twelfth
infantry, Is assigned 10 duty At the Ar
tiIlery school, Monroe. Virginia. and
viii report in person accordingly, to
the commanding officer OF the school
Second Lieut. g. A Cherry, Fifth
cavalry. Il relieved FROM duty n .
member Of the board ofofhesrs appoint
ed to meet at the Washington arsenal.
District Of Columbia, and Second
Lieut. r. Z. Hobbs. second ~srfinsryyis
detailed In his stead.