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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Al B..onviIie. Emil Gross aud Will FL
gar, two welI-knowp, energetic Young men
Of that city, have purchased the news
sgercy Of MIR John P. Meet, and will here
after keep a full stock Of everything usually
found m an establishment of that kind.
Possessed OF every qualification necessary
ior conducting . successful hu-ine--. and
popular wiih Ill, the RAzoo fesis assured
that they will soon build up for Themselves
large and remunersiive patronage. They
keep all the Ix;e-t periodicals, d.iiv pa
per-, ETC. and will sl.o furnish the paper
pnb!ished far the people nov on esrh--,he
SUNDAY MORNING BAzoo-io their CUSTOM
ERA. Civ. the sovs call and encourage
worthy young men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Two red-nosed buns and one other IN
dividuai were before Recorder Fraker
Yesterday. II had been 20 long since HE
honor had held court that he hardly knew
where to commence. and il was after
o'clock before the mill commenced grind
ing.
W. A. Wilson. charged With drunken
neaa. pleaded guilty and Wa fined 3d. He
had not the amount Of money with him
and consequently was locked up.
james Mckinley had also been drunk
To tact, Nc" gets there quite often. He
had been up only few dsys before on the
same change, when he VISA let Of with s.
He again pleaded guilty and vas fined IS,
bot not having the weslth, was cent below
% keep Wilson company.
Geo. Hyde vac up charged with having
6red q pistol within the cooperate limit.
Il asens that some neighbour Of his were
enjoyed In . roo, when dog belonging To
one Of the parties interierred, and Hyde,
e i ALLEGED, shot At the canine. He
pjesded not guilty and his csse was con-
49, until te-oeesev morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
As TO RAILROAD OFFICIALS

Bv the consolidation Of t1e Missouri
Pacific and Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas rail-
vaye, comummated Tuesday last, Mr.. A.
A. Talmage, o. general manager, assnmes
control of nearly two Thousand miles Of
road, . position now occupied by no other
western man, and one which but few other
men could successfully fiji. Mr.. TAU see
IL comparatively young man, but his ex-
perieoce in railroad circles has been such
q to comm and the confidence and sdm;ra-
ton Of railroad msgnstes throughout the
country. and his appointment - one OF the
chiefs Of Jay Could. interests Ia nothing
more than might have heen expected. Tie
cafe 10 aay that the large extensions now in
the course Of construction, and those con-
temristed, will also be placed under his
Immediate supervision, and those who
know him best are aware OF has ability to
look after them in . manner that Insures
able and careful management. The BAZoo
coneratul~tes Mr.. T. on h,s appointment,
and also Mr.. Gould in having secured a.
worthy IN Official.
While speaking nothing but praise !o'
Mr.. TaImsee, the BAZDO viii here sists
that in the retirement of the various head.
Of departments of the late N X. 4 T.
the road losee men Who have ever had il.
interests ct heart and hsve laborea Faith
fully to build up for il . reputation lecont
70 none in the country. Mr.. Mitchell. th'
late general manager, il known Throughout
the United States a m energetic, perrever
ing gentleman, whose experience during |
period of many years fitted him adnira
bly, for the responsible position from winch
be recently retired. II IL sale TO cay ths
no man has more warm friend
In iris vicinity than he, ana
all will join with the BAzoo in wishing hin
we'll wherever his lot may he csst.
What hse been said of NJ. Mitchell ma
tsuthfully be repeated regarding Messra
Robinson, Brown. Lilley and Others. Con
nected With the road for q term OF years
they had become thoroughly identified Wit
iss everv interest. and were ever on tn
alert 70 promote the welfare of one of tn
6naat thoroughfares in the country.
OF ccurne, under the new man sgemen'
il Wa necessary that sweepirg change
should BE- msde, end the result il the.
Rentlemen are none of them retained wit
the exception of Mr.. Brown. n assistsH
passenger agent under Mr. Chandler. A
to his fitness for the poaition, there il bu
one verdict, o. he ranks among the bes
passenger men In the land. Messrs. Robin
ineon and Lilley, equslly as Efficient j
their respective departments, will not hav
any trouble in securing remuneratIve an
responrible positions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
THE POOR
And What il Being Done for Them
by the Sedslla Benevolent
Society.

A BAZ,o reror;er on yesterday intce AL
investigation into the workings and Ie-uiis
IF the Sedaiia Benevolent society
A. j. we'll known the society was organ
ICED shortly before 1n~n. gir.:g and the
churches and individuals ,I ibi. city Eere
called on 10 contribute i,il. y, >, 'iirg, tue.
and provisions, tn as-:st ~ ia az .'S;"s ths
suffering OF the worthy INDECENT persons OF
the city.
The BAZoo IA rceht i.-res reflected
slightly Ola ib- uiags .;emeni ot the society
because of insi ,Ce- oi suffering which rs
REPORTERS considered we're 50 we'll known IN
the parts OF ID. city IA which thes Occurred
that II seemed ,ise neglect ga ne part oil
the organization to ser HOOK len. Orc
was the case If the lid VINO was frozen 10
death recently m suuth Sedsii,, another
that Of the dea &. chs whose r-ulaiG. as
parents were un.ble, for wat oi
money, 10 have hi ed To the c~netery.
| But the RAZon L. and ALWAYS ha, been a
| friend OF the l,oJi ;.nd would not lay n
brick In the way OF .ny indiv iaual or So
cieiy attempting TO sllevia,e their suffer
ing.
There are, nf course, manv ohs' In
the way OF sscsrtains every case OF suffer
ing among the poor. La many instances
people Conceal their poverty from motives
II pride.
| The method IF Dispensing charity bs The
,boye-named -gcie;. IL - follows: The
cash, fuel and provisions 81 tine orgsnizA
ton are under charge of Col. Il ID. Dean
The clothing aud soue provisions are de-
p,,si;ed with Mrs J. ID. Brigs-, on wes
Main street.
Al! applications FIR assistance must tx
made 10 Nav Evsrs al hi. ofhc-. corner
of Ohio and Msin streets, Who inquire'
INTO the at steni.nt ci the facts OF eac.. cas'
and sends poiiceIntn 10 Investigate "A Il
the truth OF tie ssme. The police iepor
90 the mayor. who. II he believes the sP
plican,s worthy, sires iheni an order
which. on presentation 10 Col. Dean oI
Mrs. Briggs, i. hon.red hy being paid IL
c ssh. clothing. fuel or provisions, accord
ing to what il calls ior.
Already a considerable smoun; OF al
the ahove-ns,p.d sriic ~ haze been d.
,ributed among the poor Of the city IA th'
manner above described.
Lady solicitors a-e AZ work csnvsssi:
the CITY, gathering ia the sbove-namrd ar
ticles and searching for proper Obj =c,s .
assistance.
Ii il the duty If every good ciriz-u 20 "a
est the societ. in al; ways possible, ard
anyone who r. "a. THIS article kn"@s Ut an.
worthy objects of ca .rity ihey -fouid con
municate the ,me To Mayor Exams.
Let everyone assist IN the good wori
and il any arr missed il will NOT Ia iErnng
the neglect Of he society, 'rr iiiryGgh III
pride or in,lif renee of the sufferer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Was IL Him !?

A man claiming to be Sheriff Shaw, of
johnson county, ws- h,nsing around the
Garrison house pls.iorm this morning ~
l O'Clock. He informed the clerk a, the
house that he was here for the pu-pose o.
removing foar prisoners from S-dsiia'- All
to Warreasburg, where they are To have
their trials this week. II IT was Shaw,a and
he makes hiu,seif as sgreeahls on all oc-
cssions rs he did when RAzoo reporter
-cco-,ed him in quest of inform stio", ne
shoud have been elected TO remain s.,
home by large majority. Po'i;ene-s is
surely not one of that fellow traits.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Where are the Soosp

w. L. Beitlrr, Of the Sc STORE. j. in Q
qusndary. A. IL we'll known, b.. D. a
Young man, and mas never hal the pleasure
of calling any wonar "xi'-" Bat = COZ
pie of days syo h. received an irvoic. Of
good, addressed to Nv. l.. Better Il
Sons" lie knew they we're for him, for
they we're exactly what he had ordered.
but not under she S.m name n addressed.
some Of the hoy. no'iced the marking and
they spread the report that il Vac Bri,ler
& Sons instead rf Better 4 Co. and since
tina. time no, few have b-en 'kiiding''
Mr. until he hiss become thoroughly
di.gu-,ed. He insist. that he il not the
father OF Any socs. or daughters either.
and desires that he he given . rest In the
future,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Feeble Ladies.

Those isnguid, tiresome senss,ions, caus-
ing you to feel scarcely able To be 90 your
feet; that con-t.nt drain that u taking
from your .ys,s m all its elasticity; driving
the bloom from your cheeks; that con-
tinusi strain upon your vital forces. rem
dering you irritable and fre;ful, can easily
be r~mosed by the u-e OF shst marvellous
remedy. Hop Bitiers. Irregularities and
ob,truc,ions of your ..ssem are relieved At
oner, while the special c.u-e Of periodical
pain il permanently removed. Will you
bed shisf-Cincisnasi Saturday Night
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

A special Dispatch from Hannibal to The
Globe Democrat, dated December ID, says
Smith CottreIl. . proninent b printer oil
Sedalis, and member Of the Knights o.
Pyihias and the Ancient Order Of Coited
Work men lodges 1t that pl,ce, died At the
residence of his vifes relatives in mi.
ci.y. ., 4 o'clock thia afternoon, OF Psraly.
sic. He leasee IN estimsb;e wife and two
children 10 mourn his los. He will Be
buried BY the Knights Of Pythias end the
Ancient Orier Of United Workmen LODGE,
At 2 o'cloc. sunday afternooa. he ~ .
general fasoriss here, ssd his death b sai.
v.ssally rsgrssssa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A Rattle for q Rifle.

Last night, at Hugh Brepts cigar
store. on Ohio street. q splendid
Stephens breech-loading rifle was
ratified off. There were fifty chances.
at fifty cents a chance. Walter Lacy
and Cord Hall both turned the dice At
forty-one. They threw off the tie with
the following result: Hall. 81; Lacy.
36, and Lacy accordingly carried home
the frearm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A Dangerous Crossing.

The erect crossings at the intersection
Of Washington Avenue and Thru streets
are in m,-ersble condition aud should b.
repa red These crossings s'e smong these
which fellow il compelled TO psIs over
IN going from the business par, Of the city
20 Mrs. Ssnlord's boarding house, which is
located on the northeast corner Of the
above named street. which. ny the way, is
one Of the best home like boarding house.
In the city. That crossing should be re-
paired aud raised gu, Of the mud. as there
Is an immense amount of travel over il
and it could be made good with but little
trouble ard expense.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Man Never is-But Always to be
Blessed.

Al the time Of reckoning. which crimes "a
all At the approaching cic-e OF the wear,
how m.ny will recall with sorrow and .e.
erst CONS spent in de!u.ive schemes Of
speculation. The natural course of /,
sensible man is TO 700 the tickle goddess
fortunes once sesin, and BY residing the
aivays reliable statements contained in the
advertisements Of the Louisiana State
Lottery Company determine 10 send N. A.
Danphin, No. Sl9 Broadway, New York
city, o. .sme person at New Orleans. La,
ten dollars in time, by T6eA'isy. li,h OF
December. to he invested in the grand ex-
traosdinsry drawing under the per-on.i
c-re and supervision of Generals e. T..
B,.n,cgArb, of La. and Jnhal A. Ewiy,
Of Va. stand a share Of $522. SEQ WIZ
not?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
An Indiana Sportsman's Expert
enCe.

Ore OF the 6n~st kvnneis IL thu -on, nv,
and the pures, in the west. il owuei bv Mr..
". A. Hoi- bird-Tae Sportsman. Cloth
Ter IL Valparaiso Indian,. He ssy.: I'VE
u-e 81. Jacobs Oil in our family in prefer
ence to all ether linimen,.; I have also
,riesi 10 in my kennel With wonderful re.
suit. Ind Messenger.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
And Still They Come.

During the week just closed Miss
D. E. Thomas has added several in
voices to her already large stock Of
millinery. and she now has - large
and foe an assortment Of all Foods in
her line as can be found at any rival
establishment'in Sedalia. Her prices
are reasonable. aud che invites q share
Of the patronage Of the ladies of Sc
dalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A Youthful FiEauc,er.

Guy Cur.is. joIly faced, black eyed lit
tie fellow, aged -evsn wears, has sold on
the streets Of this CITY .9S fise cent popcorn
ha;Is during the las' six weeks. He oosx-:
his father 10 bus the corn, sni his mother
TO pop il, 40 that be pays nothing oni for
stock, and the entire receipts are clear
profit to him. He takes this method Of sc.
curing holiday money. and this is The kind
of lumber Of which the future cit; ms OF
Sedalia are built.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Perfect SIGHT

Az thousands can testify, there 10 moth
ing 40 much to be desired o. perfect sight.
aud perfect sight can only b obtained By
usiux perfect specsacles. c. g. Taylor our
ovn op'icisn, exercises great skill ssd Pc
thence in Sting thoss needing specsaelss.
vish sass aad eomfoes = Ne ~ssroe. d
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

90 last night an old man who re.
sides on Sixtn street lighted his la1t-
ern and trudged down to the Baptist
church expecting to zee there the pub
lie wedding Of . prominent West
Main street grocer and . society belle
of this city. When the old gentle
man arrived at the church and found
it all dark. he slowly concluded that
the small boy who had told him abont
that wedding was . liar.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
A Broken Leg.

About 3 O'clock last night. as Jack
Thatcher. a thirteen-yeaf old b"y. was
delivering meats ON horseback for
kruse K ca. he rn.ie into an opening
in an unini-hed culver; at the cross
ing # Twelfth and Kentucky streets.
which bad negliseuiiy heen left with
ont q lantern hanging By it a, night
to notify ps-sers-by # the danger.
The horse fell on the by, breaking
his leg, and otherwise iujuring him So
verely. The bays screams s'on At
tracied the attention Of Mr.. K. J.
Nichols, who resides near bv. When
he reached the cuivert le found the
horse lying on the by. With the As
distance of several persons who hur-
ried to the spot, attracted thi,her bv
the boys cries. h. soon ex,ricated him.
The boy was taken home. where his
Injuries were dressed. After the ac-
cident Mayor Evans telephOned the
police requesting them tn have a
lighted lantern hung by the culvert.
which vas done at about 10 o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
LlTTELL'S LIVING AGE.

In lSS i8s l. y Aee e,te rpOn j = hlrtv.
e,-h. h ye.r. adm, ed'y r-.,Jaiied and coot nu-
ous'y success - ,u.ias ne ye. il viii .Jrais.
| 20 IT'S .eadSr> the DroGuc ;ons o ne EsOs. emf
nent authors Above re. ant naDv OF le-S !:
by he less ,nS foreign nOve'is,s, and an amount
Una inooeked by any other Pc. ;ndicaj
| in the WORT. % the mos vsinsbse literary and
scisD,: 6c matter o. he day. from he pens Of the
foremost e>say,ss. scieS.is =, oie-, disco sefeis
| add s,.itors. .cpTsse ming eve"v depc, ,ment Of
kHcs edg~ anu , og ess.
Tsx Liv We Ass is . weekly ms anne giving
more than
Tx.ee and a Qua. len Thousand
double column Or avo pages o. resang ma: ter
yesr'v. ia presents .nsn ne 0Sive fol hl- coll
side ing - great amour. OF mx ~, - 'ie>a-
| moss. owi12 TO, = weekly ,.sJe. end - hs - lie
f'c o y com ,'st-pes-; Snn.~d ~ no q ,ei pU =
lica. ion, - hes, ESSAYS sv.ew>,c i,cisms. sies.
s.e,ehe- %; avel he. <-ovsy.Poe T,~c'e0,Ific,
30: nh e-!. h,s'or eel sad poll NJ ih:o:m' oa.
from ;ne en- ire bouy O. 'orei N lserodie:i hte'A-
'u.e.
!. 10 here Iore invs roa IL % every Anne. ira1
reS"e - the op'v "a -,:c.ory ire>i 30. con.
nice cO,bpiis.toa "a Indispensable currene
h.slst' e-,ndispe"~s3ie because ., enoraces the
prodpc '0os OF ne
4Ables: Lit;ns Wrl..a
in Eo o.h~- o.m can so mrch ,'.ororch,v
Gooa --ad'"2 be soi 10 50 D. tie .BOJev: I'D 40
q, her form 80 IarcI us rrc 90 IA e'er-
IL 1nlel. be Sot n SO sTs space. "-Ph'aVes-
pba Times.
"rh~ - - 90 q be- ,ubIcs .o~ Ike il. lsis
knowp IA reed by all wao de- re 'o Eeep ABREAST
Win tDs c.''.svSted IpS., o. he En- IT, t-s Deak-
in; world -E,,.~copa X. :s or. Ph,,.S'ei 'o,a.
-It - p.odpc~> 80 uily ne e p'rest s',hcseS
rom .Je foreign m::a' zee. tJss ElO axes
., toe> eel the Nee. 90 aBy,hi,2 else - tao
way OF fore'3a pc 'o6'cai lie a.uie. Inc Ad-
vaLce, Chicago
=. O. .rccre u s-u-s aod ample sncce =: de- u
give MI tia. he - v ape>s o hysJg wr' . ,.ur-
n'sb 10 per'occ2t 't~.a Il = on scierre- story
bio Apply. ii iiosop ", zoe y, .eeso2y. .ol'tcs.
AID c.. .c.-,S. apd o eds. 20 th,s he frl' compile
meat Of ne 3es. hat there IN hc.ioO.'-rhe
In er,or, Cdcs:o.
'G h- o~st o all ut the n,ice OF one."-
New Yo a ipjeDen6en,.
'sTeems wifa ne choicest texture Sf the day.
New 70 4 =, .bule.
81, -. bv Ell os,i-. the best ec'ee.Ic pa ,shed."
Southern Councilman.
'.tt lss,ies ne read 80. at tr,0"1 e. Ren~e. con-
s,devipg tae .,uspt'.y and qprl,,y Of ne read,ox
iurrisues to keep pace W. ne hest ,ho' ia ajo
iitera woTx o. our i'me.' Gin :sia1 U0ioos
New Yo-k.
'.Onr raiaot set; eye"y,h.S.. No man vii no
bebi- nj the y ersiue- o. he. ,.ss u6o eaus -
T. v 80 Aes"-Zon's HefaI bo-'p1.
We know OF no iay~>jmeO. o. eiSAt dofars, N
the worL, Of L:.ra,ure. thas w.h yield cErai re-
turo. "-Th. Pr--;,y .eriar. Phi aeip':s.
1lt ,a@ uo r vi. New York Eve"s"Z Post.
Publ she'd weekly a. SSa yea. 4 re OF posioae.
To Subscr' bers for the year 1851,
refi .,,g Ian. Isl The oumets OF ISSO, g.
sued y..rr the receipt "a sheer subscrip'ops, VIII
he ssut .ra,--
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Yesterday, Doc Morrow h,a paid to
him hy stake holder q bet OF sS5 sice
tina, New York and OHIO combined would
give larger msj,r,iy for Garfield than
Missouri would for Hancock. He barelv
won it, however, the msjnrity in the $50
frs, shove named states being but iwc
hundred greater for Garfield than Mis-
scu-I's M isriiv for Hancock
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Club Hriees fm the Bel Home end Forei9s
IiIryUfWre

I.Pos.< s~ed of1sx l.. VI >e Acs and one or other
of oar yivscioos American mon hlIes. subecf..
her will fnd himself IN command ~ the Weoio
s,tlsrion~-PhS. Even'g Bnet'o
: H.. s., Tss LIVING Ass and any one 81 the
Arn.rcsn - montbi,ss (or 0srpers Weekly or
Reg, r, will b. cent for year. pos, paid; or, for
Mo. N. Journal, or L.ppirco;i's n,ODtb,v.
a,,:.s. LrrrLELA CO., Boston.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
Bumofed Sale.

There MAS a rumOr current on the
streets lsst night to the effect that Sid
new Dillon, the New York capitalist
and railroadist, had purchased the
Missouri Pacific road from Jay Gould.
A. il yell known, q mortgage Of $780,
zoo, OOO, Was given BY Gould to Dill
Lon 10 the above named road within the
lsst week. As 10 The truth Of the
above rumor. the BAzoo knows moth.
ing definite.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

Popular Illustrated book (zoo pases) o.
manhood! WoMANH"oD! MARRiAGEi
lmpediments to Marriage; tie cause aid
cure. Sent seex,e:y seaitd. postpaid. for 50
cents. BY DR. L. WHITTIER, 6I7 8.
Charles Street. s.. Louis, Mo-, he 0sA
Doe,alnss. Rcd bic Wosk
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07
FOOTL10HT FLASHES.

\ -Di N,ur~Ss - singing in Berlin.
; Clara Norris d~tesf> diamonds.
/ -S"theFp i~a ';tl- be't,.r in h-aith.
: -ol,v- Logan again eoJn, to lecture
! -Eaf.,lo ELL PLAYED "a Lynn. Mass. :, Dee. 4th.
! -Tir- dates viii -ooa b., a; tue head Of another
company.
/! Anne irNicy IN Miss" played a, Ere, Pa.
it~t night.
I -Bo~ton ha- PAID $4,000 in advance 10 see
Rrrri,Sr,tt.
-Cnrlo,'e Thompson il due q; Harrisburg,
/ Pa. Die. eth
IN" -'I.iepe Opera company sarg 1t Barring
t"d Vt. iEr.,i.
--sr.l5,ksr's M -s,,c Consolidation Thursday
nis!It, u. rms+'r stii.
The pew violet curtains 1T the I.yceum
/ Theatre. London. cost SjoVo.
| Sold, -.gatn ma i.ipin-st The Abbot, Opera
ComPtny after " osottsc,ed Illness.
-Ja>ePh Jefferson. oss'ns tso weeks engage
mra. ~ thcas'. IT,. to-snorrow night.
l -Eixu Booth hs@ been made an honora '
m-m'~r If Tive ''arr'ek club n London.
W Nee EsnSin - expected tss.x from Eng
/ land ~ TIE ""ur~- % ~" or three weeks
! Barlow. Wilson. Primrose & West, nnin.treis
performed aiurias ~. past week at st. Louis.
I -w!h-itni s,.s ;.v.k to Germany net year To
orstnike IN Orchestra for his future concerts Ia
America
/ Milton N..'i-- cio--ti q remarkably successful
! tw"we"k- ru .sgstn~ut .: Ss.n Francisco. CAL.
( i,>t nIsh;.
7 --B,r,!cy Csmeb-'r~ is,e.t success. 'Ma.-
rin"ny. -s;,:s! to b.. .I's OH failure Of peril
B Painse,i rp
: a M ,ltpn"t.t ." A...isssi- N-il-", is shorty
} to b. es"c'"'s N Er"pp,ou c"nete.y IL wui cost
shout $500.
/ -,.-o n. Aiun-, tre clown ~i.i, Tony Depier'.
COMPANY, - - BROTHER OF "P.:o,' tl- clown with
Coe'- cucu-.
-'rae t;ol.ens PLAYED IN t;,'nsviile, Teas, last
wee'., closing s-t nigh. is,.,- aaiiences greeted
b them rsgl'iy
b --v,g.,- VI ,ch-u Mayed las. week IN New
. fcrh city. she - stiii a. greata fAvorite she
ss- years ago.
The Fails. Friend combination begins an en-
s'.e'n"nt at III. oymps, thess"r, 81. Louis, to-
sI1 nI-a,.
-Iirqry is..rrh wrotes ,o-n ~ yc,rs AZ, on
titie,i ~ .rr.'i oi sue' read ,.ie s..ne IN New
y "a Tire o;sri' evening.
b -t,pck snti RiaI-.ieti's company, supporting
''svrv wrthe- ~ mp end Tpck, di>hssDds d at
E - P'r's, sa,i.. a.; Bilnt.
. --ts-rra,rtt ~,y, IN y TELEGRAM 70 Figaro that
Nv N",i: sEt"Ese- rT.. ve,y Drig,t,aad that no
lh.ettp- g.r- To To- seen IN house.
/ -MuiG.An. or .,n.ieompsny have hecn play
| ING - fwo NIGHTS IN Ronn.'' q, the Grand Opera
house. - Lou,s. auring the oast week,
Henry z. Aba-y has wisely decided not 70
| pro,i..,. The ..P,--,sn Play" TIE ps~.s and pub
! ~ were almost unanimously opposed to its p.o-
ductIon.
cooper & Jack>on's circus closed the season
.. IA-its,. La. Tecrntiv ant tin, stock. ETC., Was
shipped 20 81. Louis and put into winter quarters
last week
/ The ..Strategists." Of which combination
Chas. Ro:ers sn.; Matte Vck~rs are the leading
m"mh~r-. we're At ''ranG Rapids, sich., Dee.
3r,i AMI 4,h.
NJ Mst ian Mor1aro.. he aces Who sas
a"csd-nt,Iiy shot at tae Theat.e Comidue. 81.
Louis, tn sc weeks az. has eati.e civ recovered
rom her inl'ifies.
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Special Bargain.

4 fine {. q. Manor ro-e~ocd pisro,
only II. Use . few months, in stiendid order
for Sl75. .pot ca-h. st Csnover BrOe.'
Mammoth Music siore, 207 Ohio stfeei.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

The rev. from the seat IL var u con
stantly contradictory. M, no' go from d..
Bull. Cough Syrup; every report CONCERN
ing il proves Il "a b- the best Cough syrup
known Oniy % cents bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

M. B. Curtis, weIl-known to Sedalis
the sire -eoera, il TO 60 ''s'srrirg" soon. He
will open At B~son. Msss.. Dc. Is. under
his brother Franks man.eement. The
play is "SsmT, Of Poseo." NJ. Carts
asss the part Of Jew dsunaee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-07

JameS W. Cole.
In the selection o: Mr.. Gentry ter q
seconi term, the people Of Pe,,i- county
have displayed remarkably good judgment.
He hs. made, without doubt, one Of the
bes: officials the county hss ever had, sud
those who know him hest are satisfied that
ME second term will de duplicate of hi-
frat. The g~n,Iemea who appear above o.
sure,ies ara among ,hs best in this sectinn
Of the .ta,e, and that Of it-elf IL a cuff
c;ent guarantee IL the fitness Of MIR
Gentry for his responsible position.