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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
TAX NOTICE.

l ,he unenignsd Tax Collector OF Miller
county Missouri, will meet the Tsx-pAy era
OF said coun,y for the purpose OF c~oiiecins
tAxes for tie year 1850, at the iollo@i.g
times and places. io-Hi;
Rocky Mount, Frahklin township Sovsm-
Der Is, Is and l7th.
MI Pleasant, Saline TIP. November Is ~
20. % and 20.
Bromley, GlsEs TIP. November Is, ~ and
~
Iberia, R,chwoods TIP. E0Yembsr %, ant
30, and Dec. !, 2 and 8.
School Ho4se. Dist. .. TIP. -, range 10,
0.Age TT. Dec. 0, 7, anu Sth.
SC. III zAostb, Jim. Henry TIP. Dec. Q, IL,
and llth.
Tu,oumbi', f quality Tp. Dc. Is. Il. l3.
Q aud II.
p. s. MILLER,
Collector RsV. Miller o., No.
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PLEAsANT MOUNT ITIna.

We hsve be,h h,Sr.i g the Garfield guns
here % and on and they make big noise.
The l~iItersTy sueie'y is progressing
nicely, With q membership VI about thirty.
Last Friday evenings eIorelse was very In
o,esting. iBdtei. We have many who are
in their irtt stage o Literary work bat they
are trying to do something and arc
making progress. In uuure we will be
better able to judge Of their advancement, at
the close Of the regular exercise Mr.. Kennedy,
of S.dalis, made a very pleasant, interesting
aud Instructive talk.
The school AT this place IL progressing as
usual. The report for lhe Lac, month Shove
thst out Of atty eight in attendance the
average was ity ave. There Is no reason
WhI we should not have . booming school
mere beginning with tie new year.
The 81 on license are out here now.
We thar the people for helping to put Ii
down. We will once more hhye tho quiet
little town Of yorc. w.
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ROTICH

THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING
co, LEY STREET. NEW YoRK. will give
-tehdy smpiuN u,ent 90 an Hruve agent IN
avery county. On receipt Of 81 cen = thry
wll send Tor three mouths ! uE FAMILY jour
NAL, Ian Illustrated Literary. are and Fash.
ion p,prr } ur clubs Uf four Tor TIRES months.
Tor 81 90 together with = vaiusbls book Of
information Tor the million, containing msdi-
cal and household r-esip,s, ieEsl advies snd
furmr, ~artIclrs on Etiquette a0d Letter writ
trg, sdvice To merchants cirrks, mechanics,
fsFners, 81 Sc. 20 each subscriber, and
$50 an | usJr,ted Catalogue. c0btsining
erms 10 Agents, p 'slmssters aud NrWsdsSl
era. This rier lie inside In order to introduce
nurnd hliraiiors into very fsmily. Adnies-
FAMILY JOURNAL, l6 DEI STREET, Nav
YoAK.
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Agents Une mployed

or now working, sholll write Us al once.
We have the. fastest settling article 10 ths
Uaited States. Special territory gwen.
Goods can be esrried in pocket, Immense
preats. Those slreRdy ct work nre ooinlns
mnlsy and saw alt beais tho world" Goods
ss Slsple as fio.t. No family could we'll ex-
lot without them. You can work AZ homa
or abroad To intrOd1ca this ya'nAblo inven.
lion We will send six sAMPL 8 upon recetbt
OF thTee-otnt stamp 10 pay pustRks. fol
never bad such an opportunity before, anti
will never hAYe q like one sgain. Address,
cot forgetting the stsmp,
LICK BOX 40, MAhL B0RO, MASS.
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Special Notice. 10 those attic,

ed with sore eyes of ey, ry nature; no matter
how long standing; II one can tell day,ight
from daf kness, dnn't give up as valuabl.
a member as the eve. When you can get cur
ed By coming 10 Pleasant Mount, Miller cOut-
ty, Mo. and hAY0 them cured On the iarstt
terms, abstraction guaranteed 10 every case :,
making application 10 uf; II any one has
friends no matter where they are; write 4"
them and STE what wonders W. are tFectinK
IN every case c lrea'; our mCdicine stands n
higher recommendation than any medicine
tor the ey es in This Stat; VIC are ready ~ a !
times 10 prove clear of humbu2ery, II You
can't come to uR, don't fail 20 write and let
ne know where you are.
DRs. BAHDY s. NASuoosIR,
Pleasant Noun, Mtilet county, Mo.
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Notice.

Such OF our Readers Us desire steady em.
ploymeui, or yAirAbls reading matter cheap,
hpuld address THE FRANK LESLIE PUB
LisHING co, 10 Dry STREET, NKw YORK
they will send Thk FAMILY 30 RSAL
ian Illustrated literary aud fAs hion paper tor
three months Tor 80 cent?, or Clubs Of four,
tor three months, tur 81 90 together with 4
vaiuAb,e book containing over loo pages oi
uRriul Information FOR the million. 70 each
subscriber Samples and u rated Catalogue
viii DO sent on receipt vi 6 cents IN stamps.
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Bore peieat Aboard saIL Rlver Steamer

Nov. >, 1851.
Mr.. Eiiior;-ws have heard from the Salt
River Crew and aad out their cendi tion to
DO about rs follows from Glaze. Judge
Thompson 10 we'll, sAys he meyer expected or
wanted the eli q he is solid 90 the lquor
biz. In Glazs and Riehwocds, but in jim
Henry and osAge, hO thinks they should
have licenses. Constable Skasgs will sell
cheaply and leave Tor SJuth OorolinA and
Constable Deputy shd. Got, 10 very very sick
the crew says be has lost 80 %. on the trip
aud has esiled necessarily for coroner B4ndy,
sAys Democrat condidstes 10 Miller county
are OF 'hort days and full Of troubles, snd OIL
The idea OF being defeated by Asa Wright,
how moruniul the spectacle.
Y urs truly,
A MouRSEK WITH NAsAx.
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A Good Wairh For Sc

postage prepaid and registered, to any Att
dress, q iull-siEed handsome and txcells {
watch, . stem winder OF American manure
ture, warranted TO give satisiActiou as TO wesi,
Appearance and time. Seed money in a reg.
lstered letter, or by postal order. Re creme
to the publisher Of this paper. vita whota
We DO business, Write your name and the
name of your Post Udiae plAinlv and address
MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AGENCY,
81 B~roAdssy, NEW loRK.
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Cough Cold On. aor

a Cough Cold on sore
. hrOat rnuuld De- stopped. N glt~,
ircqr,nL,y results IN Al INCURABLE LUNG
DISEASE on CoStUa TON. BROW MS
BRONCHIAL TROChES AKK CERTAIN 7
aIvR REL ~ ~ ASTHMA, BR NCutfIs
cuUdHs, %oArARHH, @ NsUNPrI n AND
tina AT ~DIssAsKs. FoF tnEIy yssrs ihe
iruchss haze been Feeum menued b.
phytician.. ana always give perfect s~AtistHc-
ton. TBey are not hew or u%ntried, but
having been tested by wide and constant use
tor nearly an entiFe generation, they have
attained well merited rank among the few
g,Sple remedies Of the aye. PUBLIC
SPEAKERS and SINGERS use them 70 c, eai
sbu strengthen the VOICE. Sold at twenty
dive cents u box everywhere
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Stray cd or stolen IRON the undersigned on
the night OF the 10Th instant ops dark bro~u
mare about II hands high, 10 yeara old, both
hind feet white, bare oo.ed all round. Al v
Information in regard " said animal will ht
thankfully received by EIIzAB TIT HAYYEr.
OF Saline township, four miles eaSt. OF MOGLt
Pleasant Miller county, Mo.
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Toe late rAins is cooling to the political
pulse.
--CbineeS have a hard tiuo 10 Denver
Les, week number we're killed aid chased
cut Of the city.
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Spring Garden Seminary, KILLER Co., He.

The Annual Sess,Ou OF toe Spring G@rdrn
S hal will IN Oh or nbout Sept. O h,
1850, and confirm no ION mnnthr-For pArticu-
,srS address SUTTON & MoIEs, L,cuLt
NOund, Miller eounIy, NO.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-11
H0tICE

The undersigned wishas 10 employ a
school teacher 10 rrscn Ia Diet. |, I Al, h IL,
Sho ca teach + 'gli.h s.d g 'rman as the
Az dirsets.-W X LUSrOS, Dist. clerk.
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HI. Pleasant Shoe and D OF Hsnding.

Jsm,s j Rcd will hal sole shoes aud
noo,s Tor 90 cents per pair I'LL lst March.
1851.
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MorRRRsI NoTHERsN M0THERsN

Are you disturbed At night ana broken OF
your rest Ov a sick child suffsFipg and CRYING
with the excruciAllng pain Of cuttipgf II so,
% NJ once and get q bodle Of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S 8 OTHING SYRUP. IL
will relieve the pnor llt,le sufferer
neutrality-suspicious. upOn, ~ there 10 no
mistake about Il. There 10 not n mother on
earth who has ever used It, who Will not tell
you Al once thal'it will requisite the bowels
and give fest 20 the mothtr, and relief aud
health TO the child. operating like magic.
II 10 perfectly safe 10 use IT, All Cases, and
PLEASANT TO the tssle, and Is the prescription
Of one OF the Oldest aud hes, female ply sieians
ana nursts 10 The United Slatts. Bold every
where. rs eents a bottle.
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HnTIlE-

The Anchor Mills will grind for custom,
after the first OF November, on "Wednesday
Fhurhday, Friday and 5 ,turdAy.
WA. IL. HAuEN.rsIE s. BRe.
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. bisd his Isss. "Pus yoss isss elosss to-
0sahss. p,eaSL"
~Cessaisly." and that 49, he lest cord
tbss Williso Bsstoa spoke.
INTO IrHnNrrY.
He kisssd he csuciix Faihes Z-.lsod
held oct 70 hio ssd he b,sek cop vss
,hrows over bic head ssd pulled down.
There 80 slis 10 il for the rope To pss
through. and Rice pushed The moose hard
and isss agAias: the doomed mans neck.
With s'o.. hsrd pull. Rusnsi worked
the Trigger. aud the grating sound Of the
rusty iron vss heard ios IN .pprecisbIe
interval Of time before the trap began 10
iseoi h.. B.sion luschsd over 10 the Ieis
aud tried To ssesdy os save hi@sslf. BY
this time be hsd begun to 80. bo.evsr. aud
- the weighted drUp n~w backward, be
dropp.d swiftly 10 the FULL reach Of the
sopr, which bent aud slrsinesi under the
sudden jerk and ui,h = horrible elasticity
pulled him upward n once aImoss . fooi.
He spun around dizaily and vac at Osce
ssised BY the doctors, Who caught his
what To feel his pulse.
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GRAND LARCENY.
10 the Crime for which 0oorRo
WeshIngto0 Hughes 10
WoniOd.

Yesterday morning . man named
George w. Hughes w. arrested bx
Constable Conner and taken before
Justice Weber. upon . charge Of
grand larceny, committed last No.
vemher in Henry county. and Was by
the justice turned over IN Constable
Majors. Of Windsor. Hughes is
charged with stealing four head Of
stock from . cattle raiser named &.
BAKER. who lives in the vicinity Of
Windsor.
The officers have been looking for
Hughes every since the larceny and
It is claimed that his guilt can be
readily proven. Another candidate
tor protracted residence in Jefferson
CITY.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Whercas, on the drss DAY OF SeP6emesr' =. y.
their trust deed Of that date. sell and convey
and warrant 8 Newtcn trustee, eea ms success
sorsin trust. th. io'iow.nS desc ri0ee properly:
quarter, Of seetion fifteen, AMI thirty sores on
ShA east side OF the southeast quarter. OF the
southwest quarter Of section nnsso. township
vsst quarter Of The socth.sse Ho.rter section
ehrty-hve township !ofty -ssx. ~ " IanSs twentv
tvo, vest Of nve =. rsssss Coae.y. Nis ssa:
70 secure the !aymccs on - sOuSsno oo. -
aSa az: 70 1 fys isS sSsrsot bs.p
ina ten per cent. interest pes asoum. payable
coupons 10 said bonds attached, for the sum
Of Sas respectively, PAYABLE every six months
during the time said honda I'D 20 run. And.
eaae Of DEFAULT IN tie payment 81 said bonds or
interest coupons 1t maturity. ths said trustee or
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The HANGING.

! The Eanging.
Ha.f-past seven came and vent and the
prisoner vas still upon his krees in the
cell. The Sheriff did not ike TO disturb
him, ~ he had put the time forward him
seli to say how long he would live. At
twenty minutes 10 eight Deputy Rice
stepped to the cell door and said: Cen
tlemsm. ! don't want to urge you bns IL
10 nov twenty minutes to eight O'Clock"
I'VE have been ready foH some time"
said Father Zealand. I'VE are awaiting
for you"
The cell Va II once entered, and Bar
ton, Who had been sitting in his shirt
sleeves, began putting on his coat. He
vaanos nervous At all. and probably hsd the
coole-t AID ssead,est pulse in the jill. He
held his arms back for the cords. which
we're promptly fastened, and paid attention
10 the various details or incidents about
him. He kept hisieyes on the cruci6x, which
vss held before him. and his lips vere
continuously moving. A soon - he ~
pinioned he vas led At once to the scslIolH,
posing By the coffin, which vas lying out
side the jill. Not trsnor passed through
hrs body st the sight, and he saluted aev.
eral aequaintsnces in the military COM
pany drawn up in front Of the jill. The
procession vas msde up only Of Capt.
Ruensi, his depuiies. the culpsst. the three
priests and representatives Of The 81 Loais
and 81. Charles pres. Everybody .d-
mired
THE AA6HIYICENT PLUCK.
with which Barton conducted himself. He
vas BY long Odds the coolest man IN The
crowd. He s..ed calmly At The dangling
rope aud 1t The crowd, which Va husLed
TO utter ssilloes - the party speed over,
the platform Of the sihbes and took the,r
Delegated seats. Barton stepped On 81
small boz which had been plsced upoo the
drop, and looked coolly GROUND while The
Sheriff in broken and nervous voice ~
sssdiaG The death varrsst. which rebsssssd
oil the legal proosedinss in The eoodeossd
mans Gaze. Rice, With the rope in his |
hasd, ~ standing Immediately behind |
Barton. and Father Zealand - before |
him. He ehasged hia weight iron one
foos 70 another doriag The reading, aud |
when il vas 6nishsd The rope vss thrown |
loosely about ha neck and be ~ ssted IL
- had anything more 70 sey. "Noshisg,
much. I did il ssd sos I Suffer; hope
yoa will al pardon -. ssd Sosyivs cay
body shst ny have isjsssd ~. Good
bys. al. cd osy 0od Asss ossey - -"
he thss shook h:sds vish ssssyIody %
Ihs gsllovs ssd he dsPatio saos issvarl
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the Rope.


Among the gloomy paraphernalia OF the
hang@as's art, NJ instrument occupies .
greater prominence than The long, IL ndes
cord ., whose end = human being is to dan
i gle like an exsggrssard tsssel. The rope
upon which WIN. Barton Was to expiste
the murder he committed has been lying
for several days under lock and key in the
safe Of Sheriff RneEzi. No one IL allowed
70 see il unless the Sheriff hinsslf be pre-
sent, and when . Roa Di*paseA reporter
ssked to have the instrument exhibited il
w. only after some delay thst Capt. Ruenzi
consented. The rope u eighteen feet long,
twisted Of the finest selected hemp. 1t u
somewhat larger than clothes line. and
hes peculiar Glum look. The end which
w. to IL about BartOa's neck in the morn
ing had bsen soaped add eressed until il
shone and Va slippery to the touch. Ths
rope, remarked Capt. Rusnsi, cost NE sir
DOLLAR bought il from Bob Hu@Phrey,
down q The Four Courts in II. Louis.
Il il strong eoough! asked the rePorssr
looking doubtfully II its slender make.
Saroos enough 1t hes bsen tested up 10
two Thousand pounla much more than
will b brought 70 bear upon il in the exc
cutioo.
How do you make that out!
Well, Barton veighs l65 pounds. sad the
drop il six feet multiply the l65 by. Elk.
and you have go; now add TO THE oss
third Of itself and you have the utmost
possibls strain, 1870 pounds. The rope
will bear that twice over.
IL 10 that
HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS
shat snaps the neck?
Ye; you &c il - applied just at the
weakest point. where . jerk Of 100 po0nds
vould Be su6bcisat to Cause death.
AID the knOs-whss u . hsngnans knot?
dost taov thai can explain il to !
roo. You 80 The end u rove through |
Ihsse turns and the loop made large
,sough to paas over the head; shss il y
lravs iaus and thsss you are. And - be
poke the Sheriff deity nsds Tie knot
shieA would chose The negros life ose 81
lin II Tie uosnise. Tie Aangosss knot
. . very sinPls affair; il = jsst - sasily
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The Belmont.

Messn. Renisch & Marvin, Who are we'll
known in Sedalis, are keeping the above
named hotel at Parsons. The boys are
keeping the boes house, and the favorable
reports which 70 over the country from the
mouths of their guests about how we'll they
are treated and how sumptuously they fare
at their hands, is sufficient guarantee.
Go ard zee the Belmont.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

The very bsss route 70 Chicago asd all
points Meth AID Ease thsssof = via The
Chicago and Alton rosd. Pullman PAlscs
Sleeping C.n. osasi6cess Palace Drawing
Can. sapesb day coseh0 md thsoagh
trains without chsags iron g. Louis 70
Chicago. Trains Of he Missouri Psci6c
railrosd connect il tie g. Louis Unioa
Depot With trains a ths Chicago sad Altoa
rsilroad. Ak he iiekes agsas il the
Unios Depot u 6sdalis for tickets vie The
Chicago aud Alsoa railroad. which vill
always - ebsaisabIs q losese earssss
ateo. 2-lOdd
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup is purely
vegetable compound, innocent in nature
and wonderful in effect. For children il IL
Invaluable. curing Group. wbooping cough,
etc., in few houn. Price, 25 cents a bot
tie. For sale BY al druggists.
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Barton's Confession,

OoISOo y SOoI0OOIOu.
To the Editor Of the Post patch.
1 wi'h TO make the following statement,
With the full knowledge that have no
possible hope OF escape from death. nv
name Is William Barton. and I wa sixteen
years Of age On the 18th Of lsss June.
Vas born in 1863, 1t C.rinth. Miss. I
came to 81. LOUIS in 1868. where my moth.
sr died. came to 81. Charlie. county on
Saturday, February 4. 1879. After spend
ing the night in ST. Charles, I went down
the read and stayed all Monday night Of
Horace Goodin's house. Mex; day / Oh
tanned work AZ Mr.. S,onebrskera. lwas
we'll pleased With my work and my en-
ployef, and everything suited me exactly
until this Clatierbnck came to vort there.
He disliked me from the start. He tried
in every way to show ihat he disliked me,
and that he wanted to run me away from
Mr.. Stonebrakes,. He said that he hated
negroes in general and me in particular.
He used TO order me sroaod and .'boas" me
every chance he could find. I often told
him be should not ruH over ma because
was negro and he white man. We IL
ways kept on flushing in this way, although
% never came to blows. On the might of
Friday, the day before the murder, Chatter
h"ek and sat down to play . game OF
cards for P,ir of gloves. The g,me Wa
oil slesix-. The game ran On until he wsr
az aod vac Eve. Then be turned up
ii.usood for trump. bat seeing il vxs .
diamond. he changed the trump to clubs
I looked in my hand. and seeing had the
king end other diamonds, accused him Of
cheating. aud refused TO play snv more.
We p~rted in anger end went to bell Mex,
morning - vas putting On my shoes be
hind the stove. he ordered me out, and
threaaensd to kick me IL did not move.
I told him could kick ~ hard and as
often - he could. rsvkon-d At break
fact he poured some COTE. 10 . dirty
cup ard told me to drink il. After break
fssa, John Collins told me to say some
wood. A Was sts1tinx To do IN, latter.
b"ck told me to empty the slop bucket.
told HIM ! had to ssv wood. He asked
IL ! vss going 20 60 wh.i he told me, and
VIXEN / answered NO, be grabbed up ,hs
carving knife aud dared ne to .ay . word
walked out Of the kitchen, into my sleep
ing room, got the gun snd v-st around t.
the corner Of the house. C!a,terbuck was
sweeping the porch. shot him, bat did
no, zee him fall. After ! got to Galway
county did not try to sscape any more.
] Vas 30 sorry and vearisd that wished
to Be arrested almost. ! an ready to die
] always believed in religion. hut never
lived up to il when / was free. I Va
horn . Baptist, but die IN the holy Ro-
man Catholic Church. forgive everybody
end ] hops every body will forgive me.
w. BARTON.
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You are rish. Billy. there l. no hops"
sid shsna. vho hogan 70 feel IN his
p"ess'' for paper. I got . telegram
IRON the Gosernor ooly little while ego,
s'S'"x there vss no hope, that he would
sot in'ssSs Your fs,hes. hes been
Working hard for you. bot has given il
up. ne told ne to tell you that he
couldn't stand il to come and bid you good
bye.
] am almost glad he di.la't cowe.
Yes: aud promised to give him your
eody - noon tomorrow. and be will bury
you across the river with the children.
II almost seemed N though With the
words "yoor body" the full appreciation
OF bis situation had just da~ned upon the
boy.
MY body p sid he, and his hand.
sripped the iron gralinge Of the cell door
until the dark blood showed under the
nails. Ny body!-Of eour-e, though. !
a~ not thinking Of my body, bat Of vhI,
l will be when have no body. Tell my
father ] am sia. that he did not come,
and when l am dead do with me N you
like. ] would like to b. buried over scro..
the river. Here he fell into q train Of
musing over chat vas apparently a new
thought, bot the reporter at los, broke in
upon his musiogs.
Do you think you will sleep to-nigh,
BillyT
Yes. cir. Alter . while when get
through praying / will go to sle~p.,'
Would you not like to make full state
~ent Of your crime to the Post Dispoieh ?
IL will 10 printed jus, ~ you say il; you
can depend On that, and then the follow
ing statement Vas made out With Dany
alterations and changes 10 the process,
read over to him carefully and signed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

Ask any good doctor if Hop Bitten are
not the best family medicine on earth. See
notice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-30

They Hold Their City Convention
and Nominate Candidates
for April 9th.

A meeting Of the delegates to the
GIeenback City Convention was held
10 the Council Chamber last night
Isaac Wright WAS elected chairman
and H. N. Smith chosen secretary.
The roll Of delegates Was called and
resulted in the finding of several alb
sentees.
A motion was carried that the dele
gates for the respective wards vote
for their absentees by proxy.
A motion that . committee com.
posed Of one member from each
ward, be appointed ~ q committee
on order of business. Carried.
The following committee was then
selected. LIST ward. e. c. Abbott !;
End ward, Geo. Colburn Sd ward, G..
w. Snow; 18th ward. s. A. Warden.
The committee reported that the
first business in order would be the
confirmation Of the list of delegates
read.
A motion to that effect was carried.
As next in order the committee re-
ported the nominations in tho order
named. of Recorder. Collector. Treas.
ury, Assessor, Marshal. Attorney.
Mayor and Chairman Of City Com
mittee.
Report adopted. A motion was
carried that where moro than one
nomination vas made that vote be by
ballot and that q majority elect.
FOR RECORDER.
II. n. Smith was placed in nomina.
ton and declared the nominee BY &C.
clamation.
FOR COLLECTOR.
Z. w. Turnham IVES placed in
nomination and declared the nominee
by reclamation.
FOR TREASURED
o. A. Crsndall was placed in NOM
ination. He declined, but was never
theless declared the nominee by &C.
clamation.
FOR ASSESSOR.
o. j. Farley, Charles Stoneman.
Pat OConner, H. N. Knapp
and e. c. Abbot, were placed in NOM
nation. Mesers. Farley, OConnor.
Stonestreet and Knapp. the latter by
proxy. withdrew. Mr.. Abbot,s NOM
ination was made unanimous.
FOR MARSHAL,
Z. H. McKittrick and l. d. Wright
were nominated.
The vote Was a. follows:
McKittrick ........ ..l6
W rlght........- "...................
AOtdI-. .......................... 20
Mr.. McKittricks nomination was
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