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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-09

Clfford's Febrifuge. In the cure of Fever
and Ague displays extraordinary powers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-09
THE MARKETS.

"TuE medicine that has cured me,
Is the famous HUNTS REM-E-DEE."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-09
CUIDEF0 SUCCESS
p0 DIN 1us.iSSSEss
IUllMO SOCIETY

Hand Book ever published Much The latest tells both
sexes completely HOW TO DO EVERYTHING
in the best way How TO be Your Own Lawyer. How 20
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mine Of varied Information indispensable 20 all clasqg
for constant reference. AGENTS WANTED for al
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-09-09
rns.IIt,,s Giant" cAthartts.

ahout Stomach, Rush Or Blesd
Sold ny druggists. VORIvS
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

ether je.elry. leaving ooIv s>coupIe Of
sioGs snd . par II esr.drUps. Left With.
tut dollar o. friend. che vss e"0ple,sly
prostrs'esi. aud until Wedaerdsy lssa she
~ cya6Ded Q" her bed To the lsndlsiy
she related her Whole st0sy, and vish Q
Truly christian spir,'. everything pn.sible
- done. When able tO again Be Up. she
left her remaining jesslsy and . trunk
With the landlord. Who kindly
ADVANCED HER NOSKY ENOCGH
10 purchase . ticket and Psy her opposes
hoWs, With The mnds r-ianding that il 80
10 Be refunded She refused To allow any
one 10 inform her father of the sisusi,oa 10
shsch che had brra placed, prrfesring tha,
be should hear il fr,as her ovn iip~.
This, Srssies. - the brief but ssd
history Ut the Last chapter IN Ssdie Ms1.
veli's career. Like many another before
her. che fell victim to msn's asiiesy, and
again like them. she bitterly repenis vhea
che 6nds il to" late. She took the Psci6c
train ios 81. Luis II eleven o'clock. and.
barring no accident, l. nov ai her home
In Rowling 6rren. where, LEI ~ all hope.
che - received siih open ssms. and that
her indi.crstion IOsy soca be forgotten.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
The Richmond Band.

The Richmond cornet band, pronounced
BY judges of music "a the best in the s ate,
will be in attendance at the meeting Of the
Missouri prsss association. and no doubt
will entertain the people of Sedaiia and her
visitors with some splendid music. Through
the kindness of the Wabash, st. Lonis 4
Pacific and Missouri Pacific officials, trans
portatlon has been FURNISHED free, and all
hat the people of Sedalia will bs called
upon for is their proper entertainment
while here. The hand il composed of ten
memben, and the BAzoo be-peaks for them
a he .rty welcome at the hands Of the peo-
pie Of the future capital. With the Seds-
liza and Richmond band., surely there will
he no lack of music and enthusiasm.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
THE DUTY OF sEDALIA.

Upon every SedaIian, during two days Of
the present week, will devolve the dnties
of Q host. Their. will be guests here who
are coming in const quence OF our own in
vitation. and il il for us TO exercise toward
al the same attentive courtesy which
would be given each one 10 IN individual
capacity. II there r. business house in
which tvo or more partners exist, let one
Of them devote his attention to the endeav.
" TO make it pleasant for those Who are
receiving our hospitality. 10 those houses
where but one man heads the business, let
him make the sscri6ce Of leaving his iG-
tereats for too days in the hands OF his en-
ployes end giving his own moments to do
ing VIA, in him lies toward strengthening
and binding the feeling Of cordial, warm
hearted good will ne want each delegate to
bear away from Sedslia.
Remember, fellow citizens. that We can't
do too much. Remember tina; over and
above the duties Of hospitality We have .
reputation 10 sustsin and . reputation 10
make. Let each man be an active commit
tee Of one on ensertainment-if he can't do
anything eIse, he can wear . smile-and
etriye that nothing shall be found wanting
in the reception Of that young city in
which rest our pride and hopes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
A SUNDAY SERMON.

Ny son. il you do mean thing. ii you
are guilty Of . small spi,eiul action, if you
wresk some psItry, shsbby vengeance on
your oe,ghb,r, if you do anything SUI
premeIy little and cowardly and hateful,
and stall hold up your head and want to
he respected BY the world, just lay this
fsttering JUNCTION to your soul-you are
the only man deceived no one i fooled
save yourren. Ii you are mean every body
knows il, the rest of mankind A. we'll ~
yourself. Your neighbors may not, Il il
more than likely they will not, tell you Of
it. They will hot express their homes,
opinions on the subject TO your face, bu,
when you lie down ., night aud blush oveI
your meanness BY yourself, in the dark
don't you add fOolishness to your wicked
ness BY hugging TO yourself the haiterina
delusion that nobody knows il. They all
know it, and they eli talk about il.
Don't you know every mean thing your
neighbom do. Don't they all tell yos 81
the mean things they know about eact
other? Aud do you suppose they dom
know oil your liitleness, If you have any
just - we'll :? Ny dear boy, you mus
know that this shre~d old world is 10,
sharp for any of IA. and that you cam
fool it. II will hold you st your own e.
innate of yourself; not your publicly er
pressed estimate, maybe, but at your owl
private. honest estimate the estimate YOU
hold yo"raelf at when yon have turned ou'
the light. and crept into bed, and know
that there ia just one being in all the uni
verse that il searching your heart q
closely % and far more honestly and purely
than yon can.
And 20. If you want the world to think
you really honest and manly and noble
ny son. you have got to be manly and
honest and noble. Otherwise. 1 don't care
what II thinks Of you. Be honest with
youraelf. my boy. 90 that when the day II
done. and the blessing of the night faIlr
upon You, you can shake yourseIf By the
hand and say, "OId boy, you have made a
fearful uess of it to-day; you have STUN
bled and fsltered you have blot,ed the
record; you have just bristled With faults,
but you did it al honestly, in human ig-
uorsnce and wilfulneas, and you haven't
lied to anybody. snd when you 20 out on
the street no mans accusing glance. can
make your eyes drop"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

The shseot painter, Albert Lane, Whose
sudden disapPeara"ce Last Sunday was
noted 10 there columns, has been heard from
By bin wife. Instead of going to Warsaw,
- he announced be intended doing, he
took the train for 81. Louis and IL nov Al
work there. He has written to hi. wife to
aell The houaehold furniture and join him,
and this she will do rs quickly rs possible.
Il |. generally supposed that Lane
skiPped the torn because he vas heavily in
debt, and. rather than square up his bills,
he preferred seeking location elsewhere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
Change Of Firm.

AZ advertised = few days since, Mr.. An
drews. of the firm Of Holcomb 4 An
drcws. of the china store, has retired from
the firm, lesving Mr.. Holcomb .Io,e. The
old firm has made a good impr. n, con.
vinc,ng our citizens Of their per snowl-
edge of the business and the .iA-ire 70
cell large quantities 1t sms ,o.rgins
rather than email quantities at - sc mar
gins. Mr.. Holcomb IL determi,.. to live
up to this maxim, and n he buys directly
from the po,teri~s Of England and manu.
facsurers every where, he can meet prices
made by any one. either at wholesale or
retail. This city rs nov large enough u
support houses dealing only IN one line of
goods. Mr.. Hoicomb handles nothing bu,
goods strictly in his own line, bat he hs.
everything belonging to his buaineas and
purchases every thing rec a. aoon % il
comes out. He desires to return th..ks 20
HE patrons Tor fsvon extended the old
firm and hopes 70 be able TO supply their
wants in the future, promising to cell them
cheaper than they buy elsewhere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

II may not be generally known that
there u q Law in Missouri .gainst seining
for 6-h, but such il actually the Gaze, and
any one 20 doing is liable to arrest and
6ne. Some parties IN the city who have
been thus engaged during the past week
secured the con.ent Of the pond owners
along Flat creek. and then consulted with
prominent attorney. who informed them
that they had a legal right to ,se .einc
alter obtaining such consent, hence they
acted on such advice and proceeded nc.
cordins!y. II " q nice little question to
decide, and may be tested in the courts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
YESTERDAYS Picnic.

Prof. Caldwell, principal of the Washing
ton school, with his sesi.tantr, Mi..es
George Jackson and Mary West. took their
scholar to Flat Greek Yesterday on kind
Of picnic excur-ion. They left at about
eight O'Clock in the morning and enjoved
themselves hugely until the rain came NJ.
when there was . general scntterment for
shelter. Notwithstanding this drawback.
the day was most pleasantly spent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
The First Arrival.

John n. Tritt editor of the Bolton
Mirror. which journalistic infant threaten.
% become one Of the leading newspaper.
OF Csss county. reported at the BAzoo Office
last night - on hand for the editori.l
banquet Tritt is an old Sedalian, and
bic numerous warm friends here will be
meme the lee pleased that they have the
qualification Of meeting him . day or two
earlier than was expected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
The Convention.

A meeting OF the committees enter.
tanning the editorial fraternity, WAC are to
assemble here next week, met a, Smi,h h.
hall last night, to more perfect arrange
ments for the approaching entertainment.
of our guests.
II was resolved by the committee that 9
limited number of tickets 10 the ball and
banquet, given to TIE pres. Of Missouri
on the evening of May llth will he for
sale by K. 7. Gentry, at the Sedaiia Saw
ings bank, at three dollars per ticket, ad'
hitting gentleman and lady.
The following committees are requested
to meet at Smiths hall Mond.y night next:
on PROGRAMME.
John d. Russell. John A. Lacy,
K. II. Moses. L. L. Bridges.
II. Lamm.
on FINANCE.
Albert Parker, A. H. Conk fright,
Louis Dentsch, Thoma- Quinn.
Charles M-sserley, X. T. Gentrs.
John T. Heard. B. II. Insram.
on HALL.
J. West Goodwin, : F. Rose.
Maj. w. A. Carrant
ON RECEPTION AND ENTERTAINMENT.
Milo Blair. ]. H. Boutwell,,
Th-s. p. Hoy. &c. P.rmerlee.
Il. q. Wilkerson, w. r. Thomss.
f. L. Phipps.
Let their be full attend aBcr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

Christian Church entertainment
Mis- Minnie L. Russell, OF 81. '.ouss, sho
wss awarded the $50 prix. medal By the
editorial convention at Columbia, in 1879.
vii; he in attendance st the cooveniion ihis
week. and ha. consented to s<sist 10 "a en-.
t~r,ainment st the christian church on
Friday evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
Another Exprse, laes,eneer

Au0toeF express messenger.
Heretofore the United States express
company hes run il messenger on the
northern end OF the N K. 4 T. road only
10 daytime. the train that leaves here At
night doing DO express buainess. The BA-
ZOO ha. information, from What il con-i.I-
err reliable source. that during the pres
ent week arrangements will be conaumma.
led whereby both the day and night trains
will carry oeasengers. At present three
0eo do The work on the Dorthen end, but
under the new order of things four will be
required. Az TO Who Will be appointed,
the BAzoo representative vas unable 10
learn. Thss arrangement will no doub, be
appreciated BY the company's patrons
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

As Mapped Ont In the Vicinity OF
Dresden.


-r'-.si d,-I.,'ri {" ,h" Esz"s
DRESDEN. May 8.
The hail storm which Vas 20 general
through all the section yesterday after.
nom wa. exceesiis gig destructive. Hail
stores a. larg. ~ as,o~e Eggs sere picked
uP 10 this vicinity iwme,iiAtely after the
passage %: the firsi hurt ii the .,orm
AZ Knot Nos'-r the hail va
not 90 large and u gradually decreased in
size il proceeded eastward from here.
Ia this particular vi-inity the storm 90
probably at its --vere.t. ard in places there
were evidences "f
rICLpNH ACTION
4, tue place 81 Mr.. NJ. X. Baker. QUE
and ihre--qusr,er miles north of THE place,
IN I'VE ~i,ness ssys that the ~ior,a struck
~ jI-t l:50 .. m. The same iannei-sh sped,
black. H.ec- lined cloud, with iis inverted
apex gyrarinc rapidly. which has iseen DE-
scriisd An attendant IL The late and
former destructive cyclones elsewhese. vss
seen. Where :he center al this tornado
touched the earth. track
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE vARDs WIDE
was cleared, and it, course Vas ccoiinu~d
for abnuta mile esstwsrd. when il again
left the ground. The house Of Mr. Baker
wss directly IN it, psih, and il wss torn
and rent by the cyclone With that irresisii-
bie fury which IL one Of the characieri.iica
Of iheae vi.itsiions. There VA nothing
left Of the house. Mr.. end Mn. Baker
we're rc-cued, MANNED and bleeding, from
amidst the debris. ~ coon ~ the ssorm had
passed. Their injuries
ARE vERY SERIOUS,
although they are contusions for the
mos, part, and despite the prompt
.ummoning Of: medical assistance,
it cannot at this hour he said whether they
are not fatal. The furniture io the house,
including = heavy sewing machine. 30
carried away ia fragments aud s,newn along
for great distances away. There IL no IN
formation here tonight Of any other seri.
ous personal mishSp i" this vicinity. but il
il fesre.i that later news may bring unwel.
come tidinga al disssirfs similar % that
which fell upon the unfortunate Baker
family
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

The management Of the ~, K. . T.
having generously rendered transportation
TO their eoployes for their regular snnusI
picnic. meeting OF the empIoyes - held
at the shop Saturday evening, Nay s,h.
On motion, J. =. Lsnde. vss elected
chairman and E 8. Cronk, secretary.
Me~n. A. Holland. F. .. Crosk and ".
II. Flsscher wsse then appointed - GEN.
esal committee Of srrsnge0ents, With
power to appoint .nch other committees q
may h necessary. The time selected Ios
holding the picnic U.s. Saturday, May Is
The picnic Il for the eoployss 81 every
department Il The railway, sod all sse cos.
daily invited to stteed.
The matter Of tickets, suusements and
time Of going To and returning from the
grounds vill Be- announced hereafter.
SIS. CaoxK, Sec'y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

Everything looks green and aourships this
orniagm AFTER the fine shower that ssii last night.
Rev. John 0odhev Of sm,thsoa vrIi prss~h 10
the Methodist church to-morrow morning end
evening.
Harry Wise, son Of " c. Wise Of this place,
Uas kicked By . mule this week. cutting his hip
very tadly. % thu, In. Jaynes had to SEQ the
parts together. He ~ dong very we'll.
We bar that the suit IN the school uhIpcsue
- 10 he repesed 10 Ssdalia. There is enough
talk about u aIready And IL would - n~tief
for all PARTIES % they ss0V-and say no moro
about t. Hut u IN IN the hands Of fviends vho
say that they are not sslhnG To drop the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
Ann Elise Young.

This lady Ieciured at HsrrisouvilIe last
night. 1t 10 quite probable that Mrs.
Young. Who wss B.igham's 18th wife, q
chsroiag lady end salessed speaker, will
sddrea The editorial ccnventiou On Tues
dsy sfssspooa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

Tho eosoosss jury in The Case Of the
killing Of WI. Msslhsvs. d Pleasant
Hill. Thun.is, night Lest. returned . ver-
dict Of secidesssl death, sishou. any blame
being attached to the Pacific company OF
sHy Of ito employee.
Wander Conning. division .uperin-
seodsat On the PAeiAc. yesterday secured
bis old room. No. 2. ia Porter's block, for q
sleeping apartment. whes here before he
occupied the came room foe assrstch Of loo
yean.
"A Moberly dor,st sells vegetables u
we'll - n,wsrs. u 10 . sympathetic sight
70 40 woman step into HE place II bus
ines sod order Eve cents worth Of green,
cent home j" delivery wagon, and wslh
O6 With 9 cen, yeranium in her hand.
IT. n. Boomer ~ found BY officer
Bssiten and Guassge. sbcut two O'Clock
yssserisy morning. lying on the sidevs:k
- froot IL The Jay Gouid hotel in On in.
sensible state al intol icssipn. He plessle.
guilty before Recorder Fr.ksr, and
vss fined s. He ga unable to pay and
80 sent below.
The beet remedy in the most severe
casss Of Rheumstism II Without doubt ~.
Jscohs OIL for I have known il 10 cure
when oil semedies advertised end recon-
mended for Rheumaiism have been use,i
without results.
JOINS KENPrER, Monroe, Wiz.
-Hx-msyor FAulhsber informed BA-
roo rvporser yesterday that stesmship hus
iness - re@sskably good With him, be
having sold number Of tickets 40 Tar thi.
year. Yesterday he sold Ave to Mr. SAL
lie HsnDsford. OF this city. sho intends
forwsrdiog them To relatives in ireland
Who desire To imnigrs,s to this country.
Why ere all the fresh boy. end girls
that come lotto the family called "bounc-
ing" boys or girls, chen the 6nt sImoni.
ton one always gets from the nurse il.
"Don't ,ros i,f' II they ere bpuncer.
Why shouldn't ne bvunce ,em? "SncOx.
en-" would b. more appropriate name.
They're always taking . "sns re- Wheu
they sr~ not ''yssp'ng."
"A party OF narrow gauge employee
cs@e into the city yesterday. and dnsies
the afternoon eartook of mote. tsngiefoo,
than -. cor lucive to their welfars Thee
6rss became boistesous, then got to tight.
ing among themselves on Main street, and
- result . man nswed McNulty va
run in. 'aad Will snswer before Recorder
Ffaksr tomorrow
-Whene Ger white man and e.peciAlly
one With family-hss . con6dsntisl con-
sersstioo With dosky dsmsel on ihl
street. b should see 10 il that no one IL
within hearing distance. This u given fos
The benefit Of . business man Of Sedaiis
who w. having considerable chln-nusis
vish . vsnch on Usage street, nssrly il
iron, Of the Atlantic house, less night.
-Dr. E. &. Essna. Who hes Just been In
sngursisd mayor Of Sedslia, seems de.sr
mined to::m.ke hi. adminis'rs,ion Of the
city government, eqnsl to. II il does no, e1
coed the bsss 0i his predecessors. The doc
tor has bssia. vim and Gill power. II,
will succeed. A psesidisG officer hs vii
BE- courteous Without being shosy. 6rn
without sAeetation. and correct IN his rul
ings without makine IN ossenlat;ous die
play Of his poVep.- kno6 Nostev Gen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Contents Of the Clerks Minute
Book OF Yesterday.

In the matter of the assisnmens oil
Walker kelk, sssigu<e files notice fcr sp.
plicsiion Tor final di.chasge End slao sppli-
cation for diachsrss, and n. G. Sinns,t ID
by the court appointed 10 eIsnine said
assisnee's .sccouns.
10 the matter Of the assignment Of J. X
Vreeland-Cssse continued generally.
K B. johnson ~. c. n. McCiuny Cause
continued generally BY consent.
Sss'fel & Nsy ~. Robert Fa.sll-Oi
mi'sed ss plainsii's cns .n.i juixm-n,
awarded.
q. L. Highley mao ". Msrihs Smith q
al-Plain'i6 granted leave to Gle amended
petition.
james II. Knapp q al ~ Union Trusi
Company Of New York-Pi.io,ias Gle
bood for costs.
David L. Hughes " LemueI =. Murray
-Di.nissed at plaintiff Cost aud inds.
meat awarded.
Oliver Auxbdshl ssJ. H. Colexros~ e, sI
Defendant Price granted lssveio .r-~er
John Montgomery Jr. ct al ~ W. X
Thomss II sl--Continue,i seoer.lis By
ccnsrRi.
George Inspp ~ Vernon W. Knapp q
sl-neleodaa,s Il. W. Major. Florence and
J. II. LsusierWan aud U. F. Short each
file separate amended answer. Plaintiff
granted leave 10 reply, BY consent.
State ex rel J A C Brown '. No. Psci6<
kail'osd Cowpsny-leave granted defend.
ant and pl.iIsif, BY consent, to Tile snsve'
and reply. respectively. and csu-- cooiin.
uesi generally.
fame ~ same-Same entry.
Same '. Cnion Trus: Comrsny ii Ne~
Yorkshire entry
A d JAyne~ Ct al - Fred Wil.on-De.
PENDANT 6lss aa.wer.
Eirsi National Bank Of S~ds!ia ~ Geo
Husmann and Fresier,ck Teubner-Cau.a
dismissed ss plsinsifl's Goa. aud judgment
awarded.
Osea Mccartney II 10. " W H sanford
l-llefendant iiles new bond aed cause c,u.
tinued ., pl.in,iGs Coz, and defendant
awarded Judgment for hi. own eo~ts.
same ~ W II Sanford, ssrnishee-Coo.
tinued generally BY consent.
William J Msnker W John r Antics Q,
al-neiendanss withdraw their motion FOL
security for costs.
Bouldin 4 Taylor ~ Andrsvs 4 CO.
Defendants Gle snsser.
Isabella C,rboe e, al " Conrad Hide.
brand II sl-Deiend.ots file answer.
lemuel > Murray ex rel Curtis Field ',
james H.rris ct ai-Drfrndsnis granted
leave to answer sDd causr continued By
consent.
Henry J Kennedy ~ Ellen J Kennedy
-Defeodani granted extended time 70
plead.
Anus L. Sevict " 0eorsr w CiiG-De.
fendani 6le. answer.
John q Rissler " A 4 Thom ss-I;ar.
niahee 6ies answer.
james Kemp ~ Margaret = Nichols d
.l-(;arni.hees Gle separate snssen.
WI CiendenDen ~ J J L smm-peiend.
snt fiies snsver.
Jscob Kuhn " Chsrles Trsutmsu-
6srnishee Giles motion for discharse.
Hu~~sn 4 Ceubnes " Chsr,r. Tr.ut.
0aa-Same entry.
state e1 rel. Brovn "a Eliza X Foley Fl
sl-Pisinti6 6ies motion for = jnasmeol
nunc pro tune.
Cit. Of Sedslis ~. John w. Burrrss, c.
~. A. Clancy, Oresses A. Crsndsll and Ed.
ward Hurley.-Jury fails to agrre and ID
discharged.
q. n. Smiley e 81. Va u. W. Smiley q
sl'-Ou trial before the court-Continued
until Mondsy nornios.
Adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

- 4. Wright i hsppy father. ], Il
. nine pound girl.
Ben. v. Massey left for Springfield
Lest night On The owi train.
Bob Bradford, ioruerlv Of this city,
now Of 81. Louis, will Sabbath in Sedalis.
Howard Paske and Ed. Houx will a.
tend Sabbath school In 81. Louis to day
-Gen. Woody Thonpaon. Of warrsns-
borg. vss in the city yesterday q the Gar.
ris0n.
JEFF Conner, son of Constable Conner,
formerly night operator on the N K. 4
I. ss Pans. 10 noe doing day york ., B~a'
man ssasion.
Ed Crswiosd, Of The Kaob Nnsses Gen,
the bsss local pepper published in Johnson
e'unty, accompanied By his vile, arrived
in The city Lest evening sed will spend the
Sabbsih here
-Mr. c. ID. Fsench, promiaens whole
sale grocer Of Kansss City. accompanied
BY his vifs. came in on shelexington train
yesterday morning. They had been visit
ing Mr.. French's father. Mr.. Osens, q
Brownsville. and we're o. their way home.
-Mssshall Station, clerk ct the Garrison,
received telegram iron the proprietor Of
she Merchant hnssl. Moberly, yesterday,
ssking him TO come immedisiely snd &C.
csps position in the office Of that house
He Gill leave in day or two.
"A. N. Andrews, formerly Of the firm
Of HoIeo@b 4 Andrsss. lefs With bic vile
for COLORADO Spsiasa Col, last Thursdsy.
NJ. Andrsvs vas compelled to take this
sep On sceouns Of bic viies health. II u
hopsd By his many frienGs thss his stay
nay not necessarily b long. Should he
locsss in Colorado. ~ hope he may b
appreciated, Tor there i no better msn
there or any where slse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

X NSW 1O8S CIISs Sooe 10 1917.
81. H. Wasnes 4 Cb.-0easleoem-I
hereby certify ihss ny vils bee bsss usiaa
waraess Safe Kidsey and Liver Cure ies
6sisAtS Diasaas. aad - b 300 sssirely
sseossssd. When Ill pAysieiass' ssoediss
tailed, che 80 isdsesd 70 ~ yoos ssosSy
sad resolved bsae6eisl vsulss Iron De 0us
bossle. After sskiag Ioss bosslss - -
sssisely eossd. Yosss truly,
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