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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
HOGS
viii Not be Allowed to Run
at Large in this County.
So Said the People ct the Polls on
Tuesday Last

At the elecii.,p un L.. Tuesday . vote
OF the people OF sh.s county wss taken nc
cording to law 20 dc de 20 whether hog
should ne res;r ,iaed from running o, large
Ia this county, and the M ,ri'y al vote.
e--t were IN favor Of such r--,rsint. Ia
order that BAzoo readers may koo~ wLx,
he law 4, ~e give below the mot import
snt points of 'he law hearing on the subject
The fe''-ed s'aine-, vol. 2. page 1852
says:
SEC. .ill. II . msjnri,y If al the
votes ca-t q, such election, whether general
or special, be for r-straiminx ksine from
running At large. the clerk q; the county
court ahsii enter MON the court records the
re-u.; %! said ELECTION and file the pap ~
and r.iurn- Ih~rec. ia hi. office, and sh Ill
immediately give notice of the re-ul; al
-ucn election " publishing tie sam. in u
weekly newsp,pe-. published in the couniy,
If there be on-. and by Causing M ices
thereof fo ne posted up in 1T least three
public places in each township m tine
county where sand vote sas taken aud re.
-n''sa ia favsr oi restraining. swine from
running a, large; and il shall rot he Law.
tai for swine "f any sge or description 10
run a. large Of the p.eu,ises and outside
of the inc'csnre o! he ner n! such - inc,
IN any such county. from ard after .ixiy
DAYS from the day IL such election but IL
= ma jorIiy Of the votes cast It zach cleo.
ton be rgainst restraining swine from, run
ming at large. il shall be lawful for swine
10 run NJ i-rge in such county.
SEC. 74l2. II any swine shall! he suffer.
I'd to run ri, large IN Any county, or in any
township oil any coUnty, CONTRARY To the
provisions at this chapter. aud shall tres.
pass upon the land of any person, the
owner ar per-on hssirg possession Of such
.wine shall be liable for all damages the
owner or occupant Of sDch land nav su.-
lain bv re ason If snrh i.e<pass, and for ,
second ar subsequent act OF 'rtspass by
such swine. .uch owrer shsli he liable io
paw treble the damscfr done by the e.me.
such damages msv be recovered in a civil
seton before ajn-tice If the pea6e OF the
townshi?
SEC. 7il3. Ii any swine shall be found
running ST large, contrary 10 the prov isions
If this chapter, 1t shall be laSfnl fer auv
person 20 refrain the same forth with. and
give the owner, il know, notice IN writing
that he has restrained ..id swine, and the
amount al dam sgrs he clxims in the prem.
mises. and requiring the owner to t-ke
snch swine away and pay ench damages;
abd such owner shxlI pay snch rerson .
rersonable sum far taking up, feeding ind
caring for the same. aud the sc;nsl DAM
aees done bv said swine. II such owner
falls 20 comply with the prov;sion. Of this
aec'ioa within three days after r.c<iv;ng
such notice. or il The owner Of such swine
he unknown, sueh swine shall b. taken and
deemed to he s'rays, aud shall he deal, With
in the came manner. under like proceed
inRs, "a required by Law. With respect 10
taking ~ such property ~ s,rays under
the stray law.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Removal OF the Capi,al.

S-dsli., stand up. Whist did you ssy
your democratic m.j .ri,y was iart Tues.
day? The capital o: the state should BE-
democratic. il wss said Two years ago.
Well, we won't hs.r anything about CAPT.
tai removal mex winter --Jri-s-on City
Tsihnue.
YeA you will !.ess morc ,s,ui The re
movsl Of the capita, from ih,- time q, m
I'll !. IL removed. rsy,ri'--s 81 ,he result Of
local elections 10 ;hi- city. n. only S~-
aalians hut the people OF the stale outside
ri the 100 c,uai,eA Of Cpie end Pet,is, de-
sire its removal and they, together viih
will ssuate the question until il
becomes IN accomplished Tact, and don't
fail to remember IL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
A Gould Move.

TIE management of the Missouri Pacific
railroad has been ordered by Jay Gould.
president of the road, to make connections
with the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Of
Junction City, Kansas, and with the Lex
ington & Southern railroad xt Nevada, Mo.
The object of Gould in making such con-
nections IL to avoid the accounting for
much of the southwestern business of the
pool. A great deal of freight bound for
points on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe is landed at present BY all the south
western points at Kansas CITY, which il
one of the pool points. II K.nsas City
could be avoided in delivery of Santa Fe
traffic the revenue earned from it would e.
cape the clutches Of the pool.-K snsse
City Times.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Escape Of Prisoners.

Friday afternoon four prisoners
named Frank Smith, James Melton.
Frank Ball and Jack johnson, con.
fined in the Jefferson City Jail, got
possession of q scantling. and prying
apart the iron bars covering their
cells, got into the hallway. and at 6
O'Clock, when the jailor's son, a small
boy, came in with their supper, they
Knocked him down and escaped. One
of them, Jack johnson, was arrested,
but the others got away, and have not
yet been taken. johnson vas 10 for
adultery, and the other three, who
say they are from St, Louis. are
charged with breaking in a freight
car and stealing a key Of beer Two
other prisoners, MiDehart, the Chicago
under arrest for attempted
rape, and Deery, . United States pris.
oner, serving q term, were in the hall
at the time, but made no attempt to
escape. The other prisoners in the
cells. it appears. knew nothing of the
affair, nor did those who got away at
tempt their release. The jailor was
out Of town, and had left the jail in
charge of his family.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
A Job for the Grand Jury.

Last evening a beauii;u. youDg .ady OF
this city. while passing 4 gen,lem an friend
near the BAzoo Office, ssid TO him in hear
ing of a reporter, "rell that big brother Of
yours to bring around that candy he lost In
the wager / m ade with him on New York.
Garfield carried the state, and wan, nv
confectionery The damssl Is doubtless
not aware that the grand jury is now in
session, under instructions iron the cour.
20 indict al! persons who have been gsmb
ling on the elections.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
G. II / r r.

L>xcesssve an1ieIy, or prolonged study, Will
Eproduce lnfrmty in the nervous system. IN
proportion - the strengthen that system SEX
pended upon the mind in troubled thought, 10
are the organs Of di9eetlon, assImiistloD and nu
triton. rendered inactive and sluggish IN p:opor-
portion ~ the system becomes ipfirM. Every
individual has some one organ weaker than the
st. and this IL always the first ~ suffer during
nervous prostrstioD; for example, affecting news
lar ction Of the heart. when the patient IL deba-
tased, producing sr,d'ten hemorrhsge ana death.
No douht any longer remains of the prxcficAesilty
OF restoring the nersous sy~tel0, and throuEh the
nerves the mosc'es u the impaired orgSna.
FelioWs' Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
has teen proved to poesess such
power IN numerous insiane9r. II will impart
strength 20 0vercon,s, trouble and afletiou. Per.
.ons Who are accustomed to look upon the dark
SIDE and who n" pleasure in iivInR. on using
this syrup soon learn To vaiue and enjoy life, and
ind in the syrup promoter Of the power Of
endurance IN the bsain.
There Is no beurdity In the fhet that an impair.
I'd Nervous System causes Consum pt:ou, Neural
pa, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Asthma: Epsleptie
Fifs, whoopIna Cough, Heart Disease and host
II others then why ~ it absurd that FOllovvo'
Hypophosphit0s which efectually cures
Nervous Debility. should cure these dlseaeea also.
Remove the cause and the complaint will coAoo."
o~Look ont for the name aud address, J. I.
F0lloWo, st John. n. B.. on the yellow
yrappsr 10 water mark. which in seen By ho3AiD9
h paper before the light.
hIes, Sl.50psr Bsat's. Sis ~ $3.50.
SOLD ~ All DRU0aDIA
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
What Are They DoingP

While J.ferson City hss been holding
meetings and taking steps during last seek
towsrd securing the removal Of the Pacific
shops to that city, what are our c,tisens
AMI ccu,in't,ee- dnins toward rrpse~-niing
Tie interests of Se.i.iis in ,hi. eight Ter the
machine shofr? The people Of this city
are anxious TO have the shops, are willing
TO assist financially or in any other way.
possIble 10 procure the came, and desire the
committees whom they have appointed 70
push things, end 70 keep them posted -
10 their progress in securing the removal Of
the shop. TO this city, the future capital Of
Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Attempted Assassin alton of Presi-
dent Hayes.

1t u said that . man named Freeholter
attempted tn aasassinate President Hayes
II Auscossh, little station on the Union
Pac,6c rosd, while the president WA pass-
ing through there 90 his homeward trip, a
lev days ago. Muscotah 10 in Aichison,
county. Kansas, not far from Atchison
city. Freebooter has been arrested, and is
nov in jsil 1t Atchison. Bat little h.s
been said aboot the matter, and the details
ere unknown. Had the thing happened in
Missouri, the news would have gone abroad
from Dan to Bersheba.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Mr. 1 ~ Trux.i bpsv .di,.,;,.

Mr. J. w. Truxei lie busy adjusting his
lOsses with the insurance Companies. and
will be unable to re- commerce business I'M
al Wednesday, when he will open out and
dispose of the damage goods at Very low
rate-. Parties intending To hnv w'il serve
heir own interests i.y waiting until thai,
time, when they can huy at a great sacr,-
fee. The goods, although externally
damaged, will he found o,herxi-e ser
viceab:e. Next Wednesday the closing sale
will commence
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

So anxious were the greenbackess to de-
feat Col. Philips fos congress, that in Moa-
iieau county. Mr.. Aldridxs, the grsrnback
candidate for the Legislature. ts.de., hi.u
ss'f Cd for JUdse Rec. Col. Paiiip-' op
Pooent. That IL, he cooked and induced
his Own personsl friend vho would have
voted for him but sKsinss Rec and the re-, Of
the ereenbsck ticket. to vote fnr Rice. and
against him. He s.so got bis sreenback
friends TO agree With democrats 10 vote
against him, Aldridee. end for his oppo-
nent on condition that the democrats would
vote for Rice. Aldridxs, Of course, We
detesied-ih.s kind Of busine-s would de.
feat anybody-bui Moni,ean county vent
f"r Rice. Il va little wonder that Gil
Philip VS. defeated when the opposition
'esoried to such blind parts .ni-m - that, in
shi:h the opposition csndid ,tss .unk their
osn interests and chances fnr .uece-. tn de-
fess him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Beecher and Inxersoll. the religioniss and
the in6del, met recently on the political
platform and paid 6.iiering compiimea,s
10 esch other on account Of their political
compiexious. and they might - veil have
extended the compliments 20 - 20 cover
their religions h~:ief-. Il would rvqnirs IN
"lec'ossi commission and returning bosrsi
epmhir"d "a ci,'her out any difference BE-
tween ihu-e ,wo noted tongue-,uisters on
questions Of religion
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Thursday evening Last, At the reRula-
sion hour for 'bails OF the period" the
doors OF Germanis hall vese thrown omen
AMI in . lev Domeass later. csrriseea
6ilrd With young ladies sod eeosIewsu
members Of our local orxsn, . .,jon. The
''GesmAnia Club" began 10 unload their
handsomely ailired humsn freight in front
VI the hall on Main street.
A bAz00 rep)ster hsving ben favored
With q special Invitation. pat in bic sp-
Pearance IN time TO witness the arrival 0f
the party participants, and il 10 needless
10 add that bat little time WA Lost ~ the
eager vorshipers II the shrine OF ,espaichose
TO indulge IN the pEo2rsmme prepared for
the evening. The same consisted princi.
pslIy Of tripping the light fantastic" 10
psstakinG OF suitable and plenty Of dslics-
eies s.d refreshments and Of merry % skins
generally.
Prof Friemel and his excellent band
furnished the music foe the occss,ou, the
came ner,iug With many deserving compli-
nsnts 90 ell sides. Long sf,er the iron
hand Of time had procIsiased the hour Of
midnight did this social gathering continue
and when the wessy dancers finally dis
p~rsed they did il in spirit Of supreme
happiness aud intense aati>fsction.
Among the more prominent Young ladies
and gentlemen preAeot the reporter noticed
the following. many Others being present.
sho-r ssMss tire reparter failed to learn
M'sres Nellie Hamburg. Louisa Bs.j6.b.
Allie P.ewiu, Lime Hu0burg, Ph~ns
v"g'es, Laura Bich.el. Mary Yo.s, Laura
Heller and Mrs. John 1.udemsn. Al~o
Msr-rs. Will n Messesi., R.ch.r
Springer, Ca~. 6.,enther, Chas. Hoberechs,
Hair. Heller, J. Lnd-aan, Will Yoa, Al.
tIe,-ctnsn. of Philadelphia. snd J.
R-if-i-~n.
The Gesmspia club u one Of Hesial,s,s
oldest social oresnis .t,ons, being nov in
The sixth year Of its sxi.,eoee. lie mvm
l'rrshiPi IL composed of the best material Of
our Gsrmsn population, only fev Amer |
'csns heinR affiliated viih il. Its pr~pent
officers sre:
Prssident Chs. YMi.
Vice pres,dert-Chas. Hoberecht.
Srcreisry-Richsrd Spsinee.
Tre,-nser-Chris. Hys.
The BA1SO il under many obligations to |
he Osiicrrs aud members Of the Germans |
or fsvors shown their reporter. Nay their
'ocisi hsPp'ness he ''-veryrsen."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Acted Badly.

A few persons in the procession of
republicans, who were rejoicing at the
defeat Of democracy, acted shameful
" in front of and while passing Colonel
Philips residence. on Friday night
last. It is very cheap to be a gentle
man, and to the republicans let it be
said. the large majority of those in the
procession acted in becoming man.
ner. and in no wise sympathized or
participated in the low and vulgar
actions and words uttered by a few IL
responsible vagabonds, who always
find their way into that kind of
demonstration. While it is all RICH,
and proper to rejoice, do it in such
way rs to reflect credit upon your or
ganization, in place Of bringing dis
credit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
The Boonviile shooting Scrape.

Lsst Sunday. BAzoo gave sn .cc"an,
It shooting adr.y that occurred in Boon
vile the night previous. in which -ou,e
mis.ia,emen's we're made. The partie.
implicated vas = Demier of The Waidi.i
Guards, named Goodman, aud an outsider
nsmed Gibbons. The former had ben in
;he comPanys .rmosy, c"wr~,ins in the
drill Tor the ps,xr medsi. At the completion
at which he stepPed out on the sidewalk Ia
front 1t the srmory, where he became in
VOWED in . difficulty with Gibbons and
wss sho, BY him in the hip ~ stated. The
report Inst Goodman di-obeysd .orne COM
msnd al hr superior officer anil va CON-
PEELED 10 leave The drill! room vac errone-
Qua. - was a!so the abatement that Gibbons
sss n member Of the Gnsrds. The BAzOo
mskes the correction in jlstic. To Good-
us" and the company 4" which he is u
ner,b@-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

-Th0ussnds hsvs h~en currsl OF dumb
sgue. billions di.osders, jsuodice. dy.pepsis
and all diseases Of the liver, .lood and
e'o@sch, when ell other remedies hsve
failed, By n.ine Pro-. Guilm.,'e'e Freseb
Liver Psd, which ]. qnick and perms-
.ent cure for shc~e dis Mcem. Ask your
druggist Tor the great re@edy. and take M
other. ssd il hs does not keep il send $50
in letter to the French Pad Co., and ~
ceive one By mai: post-paid. For s,le BY
Aug FleischmsoD, druggist, corner Seeood
and Ohio streets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Hon. John B. Clark. sho hss - ably
represented o. 10 Consrsss Tor the pet
eight yean, and who viil coatioue too
yesv longer in the came position, lei,
Toesday for washinssoo City He i 70 b
united 70 marriage On the iO.h inst. %
Nm. Cosoelia J. Well, bs.utifuI aud e.
young widow q thss eisy.-
Howard Coussy Advertise.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
A Break for Liberty.

FRIDAY afternoon, in The criminal court.
Judge Ryisnd sentenced J.s Morrison To
term OF t~o years in the peniientisry for
horse stealing. After the words h.d beep
pronounced. deputy Sheriff Sprecher start
ed siih the prisoner for the jill. but 1t
point 5-twe-n the court house and IL the
prisoner attempted to make his escape by
starting TO run. Dan vas not csugh, usp-
ping. though. He pulled his revolver and
calling on the prisoner to h.l', soon bad
him agsin in charge, and . lev minutes
later he was lodged s,feIy behind the bars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

docs your mother know you're out, "
ssid boy 10 his brother Who did not 20 to
school because be had caught bad cold |;
"Yes, ehe doee," was the snewer, "for DR..
Boll's Cough syrup hes knocked nv cold
into cooked bat" He bought . 25 cent
hoatle
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Fixing the Returns.

Lest night, At the court house, County
Clssk Field. with Weber and Fisher, JUS
tiess Of the peace, esnvassed the election
sssurss Of The county, that lie, examined
she eaumsratioos of the totals, corrected
0istakes, etc. The returns are nov in The
eoDdition known - 'tol6cial" and ready for
failure gamblers 10 base their bets on.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Fellow HypopAospaitss osks - Old
psssoe look yssp yoooRss. THIS Vitssss
10 tsue." Would I eould noe Wildly
n.ks IL ksoss ios ID ossy ssoo. Lsae
nay 10 invsesoss live 10 - ~ happy
truiss Of iss invsosioo.
ALEXANDRA CtA1x1, D. D., AnhGss, Nc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

T06 O68 IA 4 O& WI. Z nxAx6o
The announcement that Col. Phil
ips was defeated for congress 10 tbi:
district struck this community like 8
clap of thunder at noonday with q
clear sky.
II Was unexpected.
The reasons for his defeat are nu.
merous and palpably plat, now after
defeat Is upon Us.
A private soldier can see q mistake
made 10 . battle after the engage.
ment is past. which the general in
command could not zee before the fight
commenced.
The local fights in the various
counties of this district contributed
largely to Philips defeat. In Pettis
county, the collectorship fight lost
Philips votes. In the endeavors Of
some to beat Smith Hopkins they as
sisted to defeat Philips. This is not
pleasant to contemplate but neverthe-
less it is true.
In Moniteau county. in order to
heat . greenbacker for the legislature.
Philips was shamefully traded until
he barely carried the county. when he
should have had at least three hun.
dred majority.
In lafayette county tine democratic
vote was about three hundred short.
The stay-at-hones were numerous.
They thought that because Lafayette
county was 90 very democratic, the
whole world was the same way.
Again, the increased vote 10 many
counties of this district assisted ma
terially to defeat Philips, because the
increase is republican. Especially
will this prove true in johnson and
Pettis counties.
But be is defeated.
Sedalia, Pettis county and the sew.
enth district has lost a true friend.
He was an able champion. He knew
what was right, and possessed the
courage TO do it. He possesses all the
necessary talent to make himself felt
ut Washington for the benefit of his
constituents, and at all times was he
on the alert for the good of those
whom he represented.
Sedslia has met with loss.
The BAzoo trusts that Judge Rice,
who Is an honest man. will make a
good congressman and be a warm
friend of Sedalia and her material in.
terests.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
APRoPos OF BxRNaARpr.


ANS~ = IN SPhs W SuC AtVy
says: Sarah Bernhardt will appear II
Booths Theater, bu, Jenny Lind made
her Ge6H At Castle Garden. This sounds
more strange than even the locality OF
the Irving Hotel. Castle Garden is
now . reception place f,r emigrsnts !;
bat in that day i; wss u popular resor,
for amusemsnts. B.rnum could find
no other building to accommodate the
excited audience. indeed, had
there not been q Castle Garden, his
success would have been very imper-
feet. At that time the site Of Booths
Thesier was but cheap suburb. and
the idea Of erecting . spacious play
house here would have appeared ab-
surd. New York. however, has sioce
then Increased three-quarters Of . mil
lion in population aud the world has
moved up town. Barnumis ,nanipu-
latiou of the Jenny Lind concerts Was
- skillful that an unparalleled fxrore
occurred. The receipts the first night
we're 81, 900. oil Of which vac devoted
to charity. The public vas thus led to
view Jenny Lind q an angel of mercy
and attendance at her concerts became
q deed Of pious bens6cence. The sales
we're ut auction. and the 6rst ticket
Vas run up To 1914 by Geoin. the fash
ionshle halter, VINO found it Q capital
advertisement.
Jenny Lind's popularity never aba
ted. The gross receipts Of ninety.
three concerts. given in the leasiing
cities Of the Union. were three quarters
Of . million and Bsrnums share Was
not less than 100000. The famous
vocalist, however, became dissatisfied
with her manager AMI severed her en-
paying large Sum for this
privilege. She gave q number Of con-
certs under other management. but it
Vas found that Barnum's skill was in
to first-class euccess. The
career Of Jenny Lind in this country
terminated in her marriage with Otto
Guldsmidt, . young pianist who &C. |
her during her tour. On |
their return she retired from the stage |
md is now living in England. On the |
sixth Of October she entered her six.
.ieth year. Alas how time Aies, and |
instead Of the charming and youthful
Jenny Lind there is nov . thoughtful
mother. It need hardly be added that
'er private character Was never sullied
ven by . whisper. and in this point
THAT . contrast between Jenny Lind
md Sarah Beruhsrdt A very inter-
sting feature in this affair Is the tact
bat Barnum's success wss in part due
o the kindness Of . clerical acquaiot-
nee. Having formed the Contract
nth Jenny Lind through IN agent. il
'as necessary Tor Barnum to deposit
: security for its Performance . large
un (ssid to be SAC. 00O) 10 the hands
. . Wall street banker. To accom-
lish this Bsrnum gathered oil bio
vailable means aud tried to 1aise Q
nan. but when be mentioned the Oh
ct he vas met by 81 incredulous
mile. Brokers would not advance
'vney 1t the risk Of such Q specula- 4
90. BArnum then. made sdditiooal j
essonal e6tDrts, and at last reached IN !
mount within IS. 900 Of the required /
Here be was stuck and the ,
,se seemed hopeless. when he happen. {
] to meet Rev. Abel G. Thompson,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
Boston Police DQemoranda.

Geo. E. Sasosy. E q, A~,. police clerk,
refers to a case Of sxon'z'ns scis,ic su6er.
ing oft'equen. occurrence. and which vss
cured by St. jacobs OIL in lee. than half 40
hour. Weekly Globe, Boston.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09

Some of the younger of the young
men Of this citv hsve organized a club
called the "Kids' Amateur Social Dancing
club" which will give several d.ncing
parties during the winter.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-09
The Big Three.

The "bie three" are Will Bean, Jim
Thomas aud Newt. Sprecher. Last night
IN elegant wax floral wreath, neatly framed
and covered BY glass. Vas rsffied Of at
0ecks saioon. There were forty chances
st City cents q chance. The big three went
down and took few chances. Jim Thomas
manipulated the dice box. Will Bean
counted and Newt. Sprecher lifted the box.
II u unnecessary to add that they took
the wreath. Thirty-nin was the highest
number thrown. A large crowd w-s pres
ent and jolly time enjoyed. The big
three will hang the wreath beside the STEEL
engravings and elegant chromos in their
Psrlors in the third door of the Wood
block.