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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05

New Fringes. black and colOred-
YOUNG l. DYER.
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For sale.

A commodious Brick Dwelling.
vt24dtf ,sas w. A. HENDERSON.
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Millinery Opening.
Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
4th and 9th, az
a. ID. Dunbar's.
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w. w. Woodruff & Go.

Every lady should attend the Mil
linery opening to-day at A. D.
Dunbar's.
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Weather Report.

Maximum Thermometer, ST.; mini
mum, $50; Rainfall, OIL inch.
Indications for Tennessee and Ohio
valley: slight rise in temperature.
northerly winds, shifting to west and
southwest, rising followed by falling
barometer, andl light rains with
partly cloudy weather.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05
MILLINERY OPENING.

Ladies, you are respectfully in
vited to attend our Millinery Opening
Monday and Tuesday, October
18th and 9Th:
sept29dtf Fl. J. OWENS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05

ELASTIC is the best Roof Paint.
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HAVE NOW STOCE
JUST OPENED.

The finest Millinery In the city.
YOUNG GDYER.
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Beauties. and prices. the lowest, at
YOUNG & OVERS.
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CENTRAL COAL CO..
Dealers i'm
COAL CREEK LUMP COAL.

oficeClinch street opposite Custom House.
z. E. MCCRosKEY,
yidtf. General Agent
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Bogus Certificates.

It is no vile drugged stuff, pretend
ing to be made of wonderful foreign
roots, bark, ETC., and pulled up by
long bogus certificates of pretended
miraculous cures, but simple, pure,
effective medicine, made of well
known valuable remedies, that fur
nishes its own certificates by its cures.
We refer to Hop Bitters, The pu.est
and best of medicines. See another
celumR.-RepublieaD.
w. w. Woodruff az 60.
Are Sole Agents for Dupont's Rife
and Blasting Powder, Disston Circular
Mill Saws, Rubber and Leather Belt.
ing, Hay and Cattle Scales, Oliver
Chilled Flows, Halls Fire and Burg
lar Proof Safes. Stock on hand al
factory prices.
w. w. WooDRUFF & Co.
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Pawn Brokers' CIothfng.

Eating Apples at John Hudiburg's
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Called Meeting OF Stockholders
TOTHE STOCKHOLDERS:


EAST Tenn, VIRGINIA Il GEORGIA Il. r. Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. l, 1880.
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II you need Roof Paint, use Eli site
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G.. KOhIhase
Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer.
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BLACK AND COLORED CASH
MFREG.
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STRONG
ELASTIC is the Paint to use.

Sold by Gossett, Ford IL Bro.
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BEAUTIFUL.

soar Tip shoes.
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Marriage Licenses.

sep22 i1taW4w&w4s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
n Entail SAUCE.

\ sroajn. ''J~,ae-~-rl,e str.i-n"r'- X va
sentinel.
The charh = the pew -r.~t plp-r on r=.,tt..-
-,--ut..pyis h.r,i.,.
i grain rsa--t ts--au-. often ''<hr.'l,-
e,tr'-hroNsS t',s~ city
--Thg b-~' .rii. "rnata'u,-t i.,;.ti ula
woman tn .t.-ES-ry saturday
- npV rather proli at me h-f,c~ t.S
ht,'i- go t-r"S'ns. bat lei i,ftr
ws.'ai--t.it'r 9, .,t.i. oh. usnr'i-r how G .t"s.,
mart .-bp~ton Transcript.
-S,Gi" Of o,If @Nchtns~~ ~: continue 4. pas
tie. word Poetry oyer Jr,Ig v"I~,. column. 20
cr'i-t 70 "t liz, r readers know ws,t ,h-.
GIVING acknowledgements Republican,
-Au editor 49, shot IN WISCONSIN, her-,u-- he
,-,ii,.. Sp',-..Ttb-r .'corru.ar l' - s,s.n;y
;.ist -,tiH ,t.-sUt'I',a al priu-t;,r- "a ~
an editorial i'np'.--,hs.jty. M ,ie.pr New
Not every rueutnoer You yi-ii'il rntlie
cucumber rs'hie.-Ro;,v sentinel. -. course :Ji
there ,st. t~"nslly an" 1T IN IN t-s ALL rrtt.
q drng store wealthy ,r,t!ion Ia i-p-nsi.'nt.
"" ;irs ~ptptr shIn ever 'iic,i rt >stli1stn.
80, s't, piece -Brno!l.yu ,sl-. \.a-pt!-r
frequently eat rrus; Wit. t-;st - isrty ':s't the,
,.Jut,t have swallowed tcpGI'e Ui eagles tv
r1i, strauss
--Th-r. - oulya ~ilsh: difference The -p"u,-
vis,eft- 6" rocs~ AMI t:,>orh- water. ih" human
'~3On,,- there's 10 - felton, Hh1 ~ Va"
.'rnct-," and ab>urb- whisky ant wster.--
NorrI>tuan Herald.
Tie ..ro2r,phy class hoy who replied, II
answer ." question. that the chief Projt"t> ~
r-X;s- were -holt-hcrned steers. fresh corp>e>
ant n-srs itIuf,ierer>, wH> not very Tar ON me
thu way, alter aii.-Nod-rn ArS0.
--i'r. Tanner takes great deal OF comfort read
jps the bills Of ttr- of the different hotels H.
cutninru.,sS ~ t.. soup ami reads clear ." the
bottom. aud >ip- Ks his hp-. sud thsn t''se-
drink - water O" wash % 'i"Su-P'-cs - "a
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
GRAINS OF GOLD.

~ so"i s"r,' ,"r /, .sti one = worth rnurh-
susi costs little.
Mel ar. lls. money ~ must take THEM ter
their value. whatever may ~ ihc c'tss
Every man has three characters , thar which
N. exhibits. that Nnrh hr ha>, sn.f thtt VII "a ne
thinks he hs-.
Ne. y the bead ant h.,rt ;ul q. sos~i ia :ts,
t!sst tsvi ons- may net In.i rom 10 enter.
--H.-,i merit II ,ny knEi ,.tansi .ou-s -. con
'',-s-i ~ vii b.. 4 covered. ynf uptn'u,, d.
.,r.cE,t. ~. btt u ultH rNuihit.ua q himself.
--N,nkiui irs- b.rn learning trr IN th"it-an'i
wears, ant ,st h's I.s n,ys i,,ru'i 'hst lti'.ir
i-iI"v sa-t1.- ar, - s,o'ts~ th-n~"iv--.
-tisppn-~- - not tlr,n,ty hU' .pr,iIiy. h
eio-- not iri,ni uptn Jmtn'~ -'jgc,'iu uIs~ ="
In'..h 70 does upon nI- -ptrit, te'ni.'r, and
,pilisy 20 make thu b.-t 1T everything.
--I.sre t>upth.n- si,,ca contributes ,u"ce 70
the sweetness Of life thtu friendship, t'.tr'. =
nothing Sha,iI Contributes more. then friend. u
49, hty- net t'ie di~c-rpin.n' Z" rh1u-. them
we'll.
-t.t-ure = tu~ :or doin- -1tnethius useful
this leisure the iiiis~nt man WI obtain, bt,t
tho E,Ly mtu never. -"jiU PJIr R-tt:i >tV-:
y life ., 'alin~-- and !-i~'' sre t""thtas-
-vou r,n ram ths. eve &. al th- or,sj,t
PLACES ~ your HE. anet -tp ever 'te h,fi
oue~ with surprising s.~... You can also tram
'h.. eve To rest on the .inp-Try -y"t-. IA utter
r.ttIuine~- %. all that - bright :It beautiful.
FIN. f",tner - she better education.
Tine most precious thiuy- th~ ste oi
IN. crave eur reputtti1n aui oar lite. bui
70 - to- lie. ttri-ut-,l thu che most roHtr,upthr
. whI-peT nay deprive IL oi the one. an.
the weakest weapon -: the other. \
Nt<s man. therefore. Will ~ more anXiUn~ 10
deserve lair name than &" possess ~, anal THIS
Will teach him 10 - live a. no, tot ,ir',d u
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DRESDEN ITEMS.

VIM. Lsng,lon 10 buying and
shipping wheat. He reports the prices
good.
Miss Jennie Spurgeon. ct HYu>-
tonia. is the guest Of Mrs. DIR. Brown.
She is quite beautiful and accom-
plished young lady.
The Christian denomination are
making preparations To build them
church. They commenced hauling
rock tor the foundation this week, AMI
have over $500 subscribed.
Miss lila McCune is visiting
friends in Calhoun. She Wa accom-
panied as far rs Ssialia Ivy Misses Car
RE Courtney and Lizzie Dobins. We
wish the young la'iies Il pleasant visit.
The funeral of VIM. Il. Mitchum
took place from the Baptist church
to-day. Services were held by the
Rev. Duncan, Of Scdaiis. The tuner
al WAS largely attended. IA the H..
ceased hail MANY friends here aud
elsewhere.
Mrs. Rahlmann. Master Louie
and Miss Anna Bahimann. Of War
ren>burg, were the guests os Mrs. NJ.
III. Morrison. this week. Prof BAIL
man Is visiting IN Virginia. H. ex-
poets 10 return the lst III September,
when he will resume his duties again
at the normal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
LAMONTE ITEMS.

Mrs. Garrett, of BoonviIl-, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. &. Wood. near ihi.
place.
Orr beer saloon does a thriving h,isi-
ue.s. ~ il shows on the streets very nearly
every day.
Mise Haidee Paiti-on. of S-dsiia. paid
a visi, Ia friends here. and then attended a
picnic al P.mberton's Grow.
-Gor,,on H.rdey. Of Knobn"ster, WIS
in town yesterday on business connected
with his store in this place.
Mrs. c. b. LittlefeIa. Of Kn"bno-ier,
and Miss Lulie Reese, of Georgeiown. were
visiting friends here yesterday.
Mr. Reaser, our new grain dealer,
will soon have his elevator and scales
ready, and then enter the market for hu-i-
nes,. We wish him saccess.
Mr.. !nman and O.car Babi.it. Of Indi-
ana, vent to X snsss City, 40 IA to ace GEAR
through the state. They were we'll pleased
with the looks of things AS they passed
along.
-Threshing fax and wheat ia still the
business If acme of the farmers here. Dur
ing the drv weather some are blowing for
whest. The ground IL drv but not hard.
The corn crop IL materially shortened by
tie drought, especially the late planting.
Water il getting ecaroe and some are COM
that their wells are low.
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HUGS" M0NUMENr.
A Worthy Tribute to the
Brightest Newspaper Nan
Sedalia Ever Knew.
A Committee Select the Style OF
Monument and Award the
Contract to 81. 81. Dix.

The death of William II. Muxford, on
the i;h day Of February, 1850. vas fol-
lowed. lev days later. by the circuINiion
Of \ subscription paper for the purpose ~
s-curing the means ior the erection of .
monumeui that might mark the last rest-
ing place 81 cn. Of the most brilliant new.-
paper men the state ever kew. His
friends, who we're legion, responded nobiy,
and during the next few weeks -ou,s ixO
hundred dollars were sufs-crihri, although
there Wa n considerable portion III il that
ws- NOT paid liz. Not only did iho-e vho
had known and lowell him in S-,i.Iis come
:urs.,i md d"n.r- literally, hu, friends
irom .hro.d desired Ia -ho~ their regard
for the departed, AM gave handsomely To-
~ ard the worthy object
A les isy- since thnse who had sub
-crii'-i were called upon for their dons-
iion-, aud IL ~ss a-certsins,i tina: the sy
gresaie amount raised would be in the
reightsprhooi of Si65. Tine gentlemen
who had inausnr.,-i the pr. j-r, then sp-
pointed Me-srs. Judge Shirk, X 4. Blair
and y. IL. SAngrre Committee io s~i~ci
and make a contract for a suitable monu-
u-nr, and they clJ-ed their labors Fridsy
afternoon. sw T,iinx the Contract q, II. II.
Dix, Of this city, the xinnun: to be paid
b~ipg $50
IL - to iss al American marble, and will
he eight feet ten inches in height. com
composed of fiye diff Ten, pieces. The
botiDm bsse will M ixo i--t eigh, inch~.
-gu sr~. while the s-cond base will tr iwI
fe~t square. Th- die will IN iwo ie~t ri,
inches in height. and one iuoi six inche,
in diameter. The cars will M too feet
square, and the urn will be TEN inches il
length and nne loot eight incl,e. in diane
ter. On the die xiIl b~ the following in
l .crI,,,,an:
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ITS A DAISY.
The Advertising Car for p. r. Bar.
NUNS Circus, Winch Cost
Over $40, 900

"a the Missouri Pacific -iie-trwk, east
"f the q ,rriSoa house, yesterday, stood the
gorg.,u. .iver,i,iug car at T.. /. u srnum'.
greatest Sh1s IN -srlh" IL arrived FRI
d,y night from the Se.r, and a, all the
points ,ipn. the RAD where stops were
ia ,d.. crox.. 81 ainirins -I-c'sior-
w.s in a;,eai iIr-.
This car il certainly a Palsc. hpt.i on
wheels. and hal IL remained here q iew
day-. x.IIii have done more Ia advertise
tie merits of Brnum's great SHOW than all
,h- gorge ,n- p,sI.r- that ai,rn th. bill
o,ri- "i the riiy. rhe car "a a perfect
ie Iuiy, having been onil; two wears since,
expressly ior Mr.. R,rnum. by Me-.r-. Esr-
n-y Il Smith, oi Dayton, OiiO, and cos;
s2D!OJ Il l. 63 lee, long, ha- SIX wheel
I,ucs-, and ID provided with Miller plat
forms and Westinghouse sir br sks-. o.
the right SIDE of the front end - \ long
folding table, the spec b-ncA,h the same
bcins fitted mp wiih drawers for litho-
graphs, s:9i- tor Newspapers, No, an'i cio-ets
ior paste can-, bru>hs-. starch, snd other
srtiri.s. Ga the Opposite side IL sorl al
inck-r. Wherein - kept ladders and long
brushes. The Center PDriion ~ the car -
Site; up in handsome IN sinner, and j.
us.d ~ private Office and sleeping apart
meni The rear end or s.ioon u u>ei a.
a sleeping apartment for the men, and has
accomnioi ,t,ons tor a force Of eighteen
I.rr-"n-. Underneath the i-rihs are closets
sufficiently large TO carry five tons Of bills
AMI ;,p-irrs. There i. slso . wash room
a .l,s a.. II oil.
car.
A. the car IL lighted entirely from the
toy. the sides afford ample space pictures
and other decorations. All the drawers.
closets and panels are al hsri wood in
cplors and highly polished. The bed
clothes, blankets. etc, are al the heat
qn.li,v, and everything in and about the
ear il kept IN the most perfect or'ier. The
outside Of the car, however, mn.i be .eeW
Ia h- property appreciated. E'ch side
contains n Likeness of the ''gr-ai-si -how
msn on EARTH" "a we'll ss the mat
eizi,orsie pictures ri the celebrated trained
hor-es aud other animals, one side being
devoted entirely Ia an Immense Picinre 81
u group of Wild beats. The psin,er "f
these adlsirsble pictures was Mr.. james
Wsiker, artist, veil kaown "a the artis:
that produced the celebrated painting. Of
the battles of G-ity-bare. L,okou, noun
tain aud Chspnl,epec. all OF which 'orn
the capital nj Washington. For his work
alone on the car he received the 1es I
little rum 81 50 0D.
In addition to carrying nj; enumerated
aioce. "a company at twenty men and
bovs NAV he included, who made their
he a.2ouarters st the Garrison house. Yes
,~r.lav they billed the town thoroughly,
and also the fences If the county Tor .
r.diu. Of several miles, in consequence Of
which the email! boys are happy snd will
have fesai,ng for their imaginaiions
several days.
One Of the finest features of this show
j. the fact that ell the men connected
with IL are een;eei, polite and accommo-
dating. Moberly IL the next stoPPing
place after Sedalia.
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Sedalia Female Seminary.

The following complain ntarv notice re-
gsrding a ye,tIsman who has east his for.
tunes vith the future capital for all time
to come, il clipped from the BoonvilIe
.idyctissr of the 9Th:
I've are sorTy to note the intended re.
movsl Of Prof. Anthony Haynes, p.inci-
pal snd o.ner Of the CoOpcr institute OF
this place, to Sedaiis, where better and
more favorable Inducements have been
held o"t than his judgment can forssee ~
awaiting him here. Bo"nvilie, in losing
Nr. HAYNES, loses = citizen that she will
miss very sadly, and . teacher and edn-
Gator whose piece u vill be n great diff
Gully To ill. Mr.. Haynes started here sew
erxl years ago uni~r very bright prospects.
snd did remarkably veil financially, but
on account ri the strineency Of the money
world, his schooi for the past twO years
has not bern sufficiently large to varrzn,
him in attempting third year to keep up
- large and expensive female seminary
- l,~ hal built up here BY bis indomitable
zeal and energy. IA an educator, Sedslis
knass Mr.. Haynes ability and experience
~ veil rs HoonvilIe, and no doubt reslis.s
the prize -he has Won for those having
young ladies To be educated. Mr.. Haynes,
in the years he has been here, has educated
many young ladies of this place, - we'll ~
those iron, other and larger cities, Who, M
doubt, Join the Advertiser IN its hearty good
wishes Tor his .uccess sni future prosperity
in his new home and Geld nf labor"
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Perfect SIGHT.

AZ thousands can testify, there is moth.
ing 40 much to be desired a. perfect sight,
and perfect sight can only be obtained BY
using perfect spectacles. C. q. Taylor. our
home optician, exercises great skill and
atience in fitting those needing spectators,
with ease and comfort 10 the wearer. II
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

WIN. E,ote, manager OF Hsverlys
United VI ,st",on mIn-srrls, writes to the
Clipper from l. .n,ion, E ,sIani, July p.
ann 'uneins their safe. .rr,vaI, Published in
or past i--ne. lie ssyS that no on. Of the
troupe suffered from ses-sicknes-. AMI thi
the sea Was Az smooth that the voyage
seemed like y trip to Coney Islan.il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Never Before Found.

The Democrat. Binghamton, n. ", a.
aerts that no certain remedy had ever been
found for Bright's Disease. until the intro
duction of Warner Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. and ~ veil a. il a cure cure for all
diseases Of the kidney and liver.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

To day 8. W. Maddox viii run an ex-
cur.ion train over the 3 w. 4 \. h. T.,
from Sedali. to Lincoln sod return. .
distance Of about sixty miles, the fare fos
the round trip being only City cenis. The
train will leave the Broadway croa.i"G 1t
9 .. m., returning Al 6 p. m Thoss desiring
d.y 81 recreation in the country should
avail themselves ri this opportunity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

-Mrs Zelda Seguin, in whose behalf it
vas few. weeks ago denied that she in
tesded 10 marry the Indianapolis rail-
roader-Dsvid Wallace-actuallv became
hi. bride. Ia St. Luhe's church, Baltimore,
on July 81. The groom is son Of Ex-
CIV. Wallace. He IL the younger Of the
too. he being . while abe Is sc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

To lock Upon bright, beautiful Baby
and remember that the only medicine it
ever takes IL DIR. Bulls Baby syrup. GER
tainly converts another family to- the use
III the repletv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
A TOUGH CUSTOMER.
Arrest of q Boy for Horse Stealing
and Burglary at Lees
Summit.

Mr.. Joseph Freeman. residing nesr Lees
Jackson county. ~as in the city
Yesterday, and from him . BAzOO reporter
learned th- particulars Of tie arrest OF .
ninete.n-y..r-o'd boy named Jesse Sharpe.
Friday, for horse ste s!ing and burglary, At
thai plscr.
IL .eem- that Shapes parents reside in
i;-.,nr, C,Ss county. We!n--day night
.J.-,-. laid hands "n n vsla able amin al be-
iotyin. 60 u gentleman residing At HeIto0
ani iuiueiIsi.i- "a s,!e his way {" Ire .
Suanit. lie arrived there Thnr-.iss, and
tnai night the hardware store of 4 man
NAMED Frouitit ~a- bargiarizrd. cutlery
r~solv-T- sni plated ~aT- 4" the vAin- at
Sluo b-in: rsried III. An enlraEc'. Wa
.fi--ltd ny breaking pate al sis-- ii"In
the i6"nt .i.'o,, then slipping the hand 0"
and ,Ini ,-i-niHg the boit-.
FRIDAY afternoon parties arrived in Lee :
Summit irvul beiton 10 search vi the stolen
nur-e add tibet, they having been ra-~'i
10 lnat point fne city marshal a. l:'.lion
ran across Shsr,~ and ima,-ii sicily took
him, hut he neither denied ar affirmed the
theft, there -e~ms Ia he M dDnM eui
what he - the guIiiy party. Alter the ar
rel .n the .bnv- charge, : LImt~r al
Ih,ng- Developed, pointing. To- Sh.iI- -
ai-o tine party 18Th" burgiaris Il the Ia ard
are store. aud IL be c,nno, t~ held un TIE
charge "f hofse stealing, he will i'e arrested
on the latter tie il Represented a. a tonga
customer, anil has only been Released iron
tb. X .nsss Ci'y w"rs-h"u-e n -hort lime
WL,n Mr.. Freeman ief', the young mar
Vs. la the cu.t"iy of the officer, aud a. VA
he intention 10 remove him IL Reii"n.
LATER.
| Mr.. john II rriti, "f the Ee:ton Ma ro'
arrived la the ci;y l.-i night, sud iron
him a BAZoo reporter ;esrnrsi that sharp
vas taken hefor- squire Parrish yss'erds'
| -;iernouil, for a preliminary .xrTina'i""
~hrn h- wa- discharged, exin. Z" a ht'
in the sffliivi'.
/ The n,an who owned the hors- ~
named bew-es-, a.d ne resided ia E'i;"t'
Sharpe, afi-: riding the morse ~ lar n
i..,'- snramii. turned ibr snimsi is"~.
and j, wss -nhAI'i-E'is RECOVERED AID ."
tuu,Fd To it's OWNER.
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The only pad guaranteed 10 cure dia.
betes, gravel. dropsy. Bright, disease. ner-
sors debility, and all diseases OF the kid
neys and bladder, is Prof. Gui!mette's
French Kidney fad. For aale BY Aug.
FIe,-chm.n, druggist, corIer Second and
Ohio streets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
sxnaifnx A.paetor.

Rev. Eeavis IL an expounder OF the word
Of God. Who resides in the vicinity of La
monte, Ii the BAzoO mistakes not, the
gentleman il Baptist If not that, .
Campbeliite. A few dave since, Mr.
Reavis WA called upon by party who
represented himself as engaged in intro
Aaeine a new Jack ecrew throughout the
country. lie was very anxious to have
Mr.. H. accept the sgency for the sale Of
the same in his vicinity, and after much
persuasion, the seemingly plausible propo
si,ion on the part Of the stranger was ac-
cepted by the reverend gentleman
After making verbal contract, Mr..
Reavis was induced 10 sign what he
thought was a receipt for the goods, but
what in reality proved to he blank note.
The amount vac $l25. The stranger then
took h,s departure, and q little later
another stranger appeared at Mr.. Rssvi-'
and presented note against him for Sl25.
claiming thst he hsd purchased il from
The man to whom Mr. r. supposed he was
merely giving rec -ipt. The preacher saw
al once that he hsd been swindled, hut
rather than make disturbance, he paid
the amount in full. The country ia full!
Of such shsrpers, and people Cannot ne too
careful how they sign blank papers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

-"Y"nr Rt6i.~" will .lw,yl hc good IL
vou give them Dr. Bulls Eiby Syrup while
te-,hiny. Ia l. . reliable and SURF remedy
and s.s-s only - crni-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
From McAl!Ister Springs.

c.rr,-> ;-,li,i.ire SUNDAY Morning kaz.s".
McALLi-rER SPRINGS. August 4.
Notwithstanding the Coo! weather the
pas, week, MeAlii-;er Springs has been
lively snd there have been many addition
nj camuers added Ia the nnmi,-r AlI-sdy
here, sni improvements are steadily go-
ing "n. The pool l. now res.y i"r iho-e
who refer im iu a bath la q tab. aud
the grove is filed with aboni twenty tents,
mot q: the,r being from Sedalia. 4 plat
f.rm has i.ern erected fur dancers a.d \
90 Il band has been procured. There ws-
a lively dance on Thursday night. and IL
aas we'll I.airunix Il Seiaiis Young ladies',
a,ii -..,n- not ~ young, got warmed up Ia
ia. n.u-ic, aud wen, ia Light, hut came om.
hervy with JewdE"is rolling down their
faces.
The GraEayiex houar ]. a. been taxed Ia
IL. utm,-: Ia aec ,u.Hl IL ate those who wish
ior a u Iarc meal. bat II u Pronounced
satisfactory by ii,o-e who haze attended II
since ID has been Opened.
IL exported ,v h- unusually lively
here this saek, ~ there will 10 dancing
aud ;,icnic- all the week.
Those who have iren Ia the f,m"u-
Eureks SPRING pronounce the McAiii
far superior Ia ili-m ~ Ia medicinal nroi'-
critics. aud certainly TAO comparison "a {"
locality and h-su'y al SCENERY. rhs~r arr
surely destined Ia I've the most popular, 10
,imr. oi any ~ the United States.
Ny brother Travelled through Monros
com.,i.. Ohio. last fall, .nd f"uEd snrne a
oar friend. usin: and recommending tn
{ Hamburg Dr"p- very highly They said
+ ,ha, they wnnid rather ~ with"u; brrss
than IL ,Inbnrs Drops. Wep'"cure5 some
s anil ia. remedy proved a. recomnsn lei
q. r. D.EHL. M,ui-town, ~.