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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

James Sullivan and Charles Sergeant had
q little shooting scrape in a Comstock sa-
loon the other night. The former fred
three shots at the latter, hut none Of them
took effect. In the old days Of the Com
stock he would deserve 80 years for such
wild shooting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
Two Thou.nua Miners Tale.

Mr.. Bart. Colgan, financial secretary Of
the Virginia Miners Union, gives 1t as his
opinion that there are 1900 miners out Of
employment on the Comstock. Such being
the case the Comstock would seem to be .
first-class place to stay away FROM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Mining Recorder Cavanaugh reports the
following: Twin Cedar Lode, located March
i, 1850, BY E. M. Bell and D.: n. Foley
claiming i.4OO feet, situated on Adams Hill.
and south Of and adjoining the Gen. Scott
mine,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Hon. R. D. Ferguson, well known to all
Eastern Nevadans, has been confined to
his bed for eighty days in Bodie. The
Standard brings the gratifying intelligence
that he is in a fair way to get on his pins
once more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

~ Grin. J. Griffith. Of the Wales Con-,
IN ~ bodie a few days ago. He informed
vi. standard that he would probably
sssSsndelasis before procssdins 10 San
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

M'ernational.-L. P. Hatch and +. Nor
s'son, San Francisco.
Parker House.-W. II. Randolph. Morev.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Theyirginia "Chronicle" reports . strike
Of SO feet OF good ore in the Bullion mine.
II is said to 20 up into the hundreds: This
NAV serve. II true. to infuse new life into
the stocks Of the middle sections OF the
Comstock,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

eureka Con. Shlpmenss.
"u,'.on to the amount Of 2a.4so pounds
inS 'nipped by the Eureka Con. this morn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Inc following names appear ON the roll
~ nonor in the Second intermediate De
Sar'ment OF the public school; Mrs. A. L.
Aarsden. teacher:
osaaa McQuaig Mary Mccormick
HHsorse Bartlett Frank winxell
AIsnry Baker Harry Campbell
anaea hickard Patrick O'Brien
Annie fhtele Estella Manuel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
Bills AllOWeu.

The Commissioners yesterday allowed
the following bills: Matthew Kyle, $500;
F. o. German, $50; A. @. Bishop, $3.50;
Thomas Wren, s25; Cassidy 4 Skillman,
rent. $50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

wells Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
oars Of bullion, valued 81 1880.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
AkRIvALs AND DEPARTURE


"eiis. Fargo n - Letter List
the following letter was received 1t Wells
delivered: anu nov
Josephine Domineues
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

Telegram r"S'
There il q photographic message at the
w~surn Union Oacv idr Hans Hansen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
san Francisco stock Exchange.

MoRNING BOARD.
90 ophir-17k 17Ar I'm
o90 M~exican-15 15h l5A
lax Gould & Curry-5 5h
70 Best & Beicher-l0h 10k 10h
,o0 California-3k 345c
e60 Savage-5k 5b
80 Mexican-l5
Is Con. virginia-360c
s95 Chollar-5h 5h
10 California--3h
s7o potosi-4 5000 1850 $500
9oo Hale & Norcross g 81 Obs
40 Crown Point-455c
o6o Yellow Jacket-8T 50
47O Imperial-60c Csc
10 Alpha-sh
600 Belcher--12k 12ss
OK Sierra Nevada-23A 23k
liz Utah 124 IL liz
lax Bullion-4k 455c 460cb5 465c
100 Alta Aloe 4
$50 Julia-1k 145c
KS Caledonia-140c 145c
100 Silver Hill-105c
$50 Exchequer-3l0c
60 0~verman-6A
Is Justice-135
10 Ophir-l7ls
60 Uniou-36A
9t0 New York-40c 35c
925 Occidental 110c
100 Sheridan-2oc
500 Kossuth-l5
1875 l.. W~ashington-75c
500 Andes-25c
700 Wells-Fargo-5c
1s5 ward-lG5c 170c
Ii5 Oceidental-1
Is Scorpions
100 Leyiatbaa 15c
$50 B~enton-2a 230c
ago Golden Gate-60c Csc zoe
50 Con. Dorado-l30c
$50 Flowery-20c
80 Yellow Jacket-S4 5%
lis n. B~onanza-45c
$50 Mackay-2Oc 15c
so Essex-75
so PotOsi4
so B~elcher-l2s
EVENING BOARD.
4so Raymond 4 Ely-1
100 Eureka Con.-l3%
225 Jacksoa-2
500 Belmont-30e
100 LeopIrd--l5e
10 n. Belle-16A
10 Meiallic-2 2o5c
400 Grand Prize-i30c
760 Argenta-TOc 75c
1900 Endowment-l5c
AGO Star-25c
10 Independence-95eslO
100 Belle Isle-lf0c
400 Day-50c
so Paradise-50c
200 Albiop-30c
100 Wales-3
470 N Belle Isle-20c
$50 East Mt. Diablo-1e5c IN
so Mt. Potosi-4
SO Bechiel-2
600 McClinton-60c Csc
200 Tioga-265c
$50 summit lose
$40 Bulwer- Ga 9sl0
las Syndicate l40c 1900
400 Goodshaw-30c
$50 Coacordia-50c
900 Be'videse-A $3.50
1850 Champion-45c 40c
205 Blackhawk-S0c 75o
558 \. Bodie-80 S5c
$50 Booker-65c 75c Zoe
205 s. Standard-15c
80 Mono-7ss
$50 Con. Pacifc-3k 81
iVV bBiserelty-luc
$50 Dudley-45c
S15 Jupiter-220c 2i5c
1900 s. Bulwer-190c
700 0rient-50c
40 Mt. Diablo-23
80 Mammoth-l70c
2l0 Boston-125c 1900
800 0ro-l30c
80 $. Noonday-1%
so Martin White-90c
100 Maybelle-25c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

u,HERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Norman Horse Association, at the City Hay
Yard. at IL O'Clock. on the 2sth day Of March.
1880. for the purpose OF slecting Trustees for
~ 10 nrese1f J. CRAWFORD,
NICK SIMMONS,
G. FLETCHER.
Eureka, New. Feb. %. 1850. f2Alw%
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

VOH PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 4
81 n~PEUIALTY at this 0mcs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03
xrsrrRDAY,s STOCK SALES.

A. NJ. wELLEs, Observer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
BOLD AID BAD
Il William Crs,g-The Trouble
Into Which bis Shoulder
Hitting got him.

Friday afternoon after the BAzoo had gone
10 press che Wm.- Craig, who iivea in the
southern part of the city, was brought up
before Justice Clark upon a warrant charg.
ing him with nnn ercifully humping his
brother John. William walized gracefully
up TO the justice, pleaded guilty, paid \
6ne and cost. amounting 10 S4.75, and
then having loaded up with'a full cargo
of old rye returned TO the district
from which he hail- and proceeded to try
and get even With one Martha Coon, who
b al had The warrant for bis arrest s~orn
out, H fou:.d Martha up s,umpibn- ard
aon e., c"matibus" NJ the Georgia sheriff
put 1t. That is, she was in the second story
Of her house He politely invited her
down TO have the top of her head kicked
oH, hut Martha 30 pnliieiy declined to
come, and the irate anu ,nebriaied William
wxs fnlced 10 fcr-go ihis amusement
Yesterday Martha had another warrant
sworn oGs for hi:n and he wss again arrest
cd and brought before Ja-Iic. Clark tor the
eecond time. This time the charge entered
wss IF threatening to Kill! Mrs. Coon. snd
IL went rather hardly with William. tie
~As ren.enaed TO twenty days iupriso,.
:nept in 'h- county jill, 10 pay n fire Of len
d,Iiar. aud ID iianidste the costa of the
suit, the latter amounting to some ten or
tWeive dollars more.
When Wi.li.m geta out ne may have
come TO the belief hat the way Of the trans
Gressor ie hard.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
KNOB N0sTER.
Kxos NosrER. April L., 1880.


The fruit tree force has returned
Mr. John L. Hall. 81 HAIL 3 B-Iler ~>s IN
,oAn Tu~sdEy-
-Che proceedings os the SrSisI,s convention
are generally >srI-fs, tory IA this community
S-NessY. Carr and kob-rts LETT tor the sunny
roath Thursday. M the interest at their patent
y-as.lAtor. WI.Ii,ri do not forget the knoos-
Mr., samuel \. '.rifsn io~n to se<.l,a
last Thursday night and attended the sserman,s
tall. lie says II va perfect success
-MI.> Lule Chester - living very ~ ~ the
home "f her mother iew miles from iosn.
Her many ;rieuis bope Tor her speedy recovery
and assure her that che viii not have ic die in
order ia be appreciated
Mr. J. Il. F1ory. one NJ the boys. returned
,.,I s., n,- up 'n,osen s"atG.ss H.n n
by ,h. fro-I. sud heT-'- wishing ~ may continue
to flourish
-Qai,. a number OF people from the knobs
yi-.I.t SaTs-n~,crs last week ~ zee the pay OF
Mp and Turk. u Wa> Mp AMI Turk sItt, sYsne
VI Cur heat Young i1-n Q" get up nsIt morning
IN time io -xsh the .nin- We lear they Turk
Mp o innrh after the show.
ia. 3. Dyer. of Hazel Hill. No. candidate
,--soE~ thu iA-in0-.rstie convention for the
-oii.~-torship of JotIu-Un coULty, wSs here
o. -,ion.r ring !s-t week. IL An afiabls axTr~-
s'lv s-i.fi-Insu su.t We ~I-h him sucy~,--
--N's-h SICKNESS pr-v<ii. th,. vicinity 81
sr- Mr. r.us-n. H..x.n. Mr.. BIB Morton. sn.
So .h,i.ir-n at La Stevens ami - a. Kelly
Mr.. RUBY sh" - = -'>'-T sut tic On lN'ns
F-isIIx- - the r.-n. Austs n; larsen hs. tS-~u
al tor .e,- I.l .,ay--
ThI> - the pIS.-~ where embryo n-s>FaI-.r
rarr--I-on.suJ> flourish .Iu- of sbcn - ne Ell
,i... W.TT-u>itrs I.urn-i L. uts--rai, f-s day.
atts st4-t- ioT stem 81 tens. r 49,, ne
sts-t a s-.usI.a e i--s ii.sn TO" sr-N- -'"-;h-
N.'s.-Itx = yogtn. - ",st f5r W. ----'It
irI.- hI- .ii>tart.-i i's sIrstI'n t' S'ti't
aYTl :vI ~ss->~tI.'s :" sus"ut waiting los
gi.- t.-I~ g. i-vsIol t its'-I, wrote h.
tsg--E s.u ~i.,istst~ ssy-sstIHt al wedding. sttf
tho us,I..- "a tie y..Uf,s coupe Irtur Isls Z"
r'Is- s-r.ntans n seb-atsu -
81. sS~u--d .a.t. tut q. suah- s--GTsns-s .auf~y
ts- N..I.nz h..-- Iu;s nrI.'h- w~T~
r.t..->s-ni-i - o.s gunuInx tsr thu srIIIIs.t
y..si,.y Juru.i u srd tire sequel to hI-
li,i" -st,"n - likely q" prove n'ct. sre-ssr
>;lT, '.sn he hal ii,srs-s,ns,t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
RoR FaH LADIIA

-Psssisn coiors are shown in isss for tnm-
msngs.
Light s.a i- the nsses, shade in lsdses' lid
sissss-
-Houng ladies' no dance scar short dresses.
ssesping The door al around.
S-Loops Of beaids ss the bark Of the head
are giving place to iooss Au6y crsls.
Cashmere colors appear in the trimmias> OF
many handsome white bcnness-
-Nsdame De R-musat admits 10 her Me
moirs'' that she told lies sometimes.
-Ruches. ruGle. aud frsis<s in the neck are
moro fashionable than linen collars
Tho neW speing goods oil BE- bros-Ssied in
srmure and email Noyenske patterns
-Everythips 10 worn. and fashions are sppro-
pristed From all spocns and from all countries.
For evening dress very pretty Shade. Of
lilac and mSuve have h-~n iu,rod,,c~d, which
look fresh aud pretty ey gssiight.
Broad leather belts, ami t~lt, of the -sms
width male % silk or satin. are fsshions1is
With many styles Of dresses.
In Ken>instoa vorE and other erntrols-riss.
the laiIes ind Cor'icelii ~ks the most deer
able and naturally prefer them
-fsoupess are more costly than ever th'-
SEASON. bsrause at the quantity q: gold AMI
oriental r0.ors useJ u0vn thens-
-innhiog sprnys @, White pond ii'es resting
On dark green xios.y leaves furnish = beautiful
srtsriai sdornsn~n, :or esen,nS toIl-ss.
The Paris police urs.te . de- ent upon -
| brewery the ts,h II February. ant arrested
! dozen women Sho were gambling SIt!I caris.
The hSndterchiefs worn oa,sli. tho ~,uAre
us~k~i drsss~save rep,S-~d D., illusion or lave
folded ~ the ssdes aat shirr-d iosu the
| center.
| -ksriinsa,ss aud SKIRTS bori~r,i ~ q simple
r..!.. ~ r.. p.,..s .o s. .~@.
collar AMI cuas. and 70 like III o.t-ss..,'ou~I
coal lar man
| The correct SIR, To- w-ar ~,th .,sa TENN,
costume hiss eow-ry embroidery around ths
loser edge Ordinary combination skirts wut
los. square waists s.s trItutIe,t with sn,br"Id
er-d rifs'-.. or ~ith Plai,nxs -t:e'i with >snsrs
is.e.
Elastic cloth Jerseys ia Oh gold. cardIsa
] and ugh, brvan are slow Nv . LONDON 6r.., FOL
suu.rner scar. The material - sIxty-t~o niche,
sid- and .. thin enough for summer. rit- I-t--S'
arc made long. ant hss~n~d IN the brek b. tw,
| rcss u butionsl
4 -As ingenious woman has h.t up"s s.y 1,
show "a an old pair of past BRILL -
| puts cue on her osunet atst another vu .-i
Ornamental num- sndis happy.
| -crAyst boss are mS.i~ Ia shell snaps VI ia.
! hanI-pei ntrd HACK Breton tsrc. These may bs
worn wsth either black sii,e fTsis~s eu-
lars
| Large purple vioI~ts end Esl!-hlo~n h'u~l
roses. saysa with graceful sprsys OF sn,isy.
iorms Pleasing comb;nsiion for refund hsr.a
4 bouquets-
/ Among pretty combinations Tor piesnr~..,u.
dresses are paie-blus French ~oois made III
Nth cretonnes thst have white Srounds nesrl,
covered with japanese towers
"A Canadian woman asks .'Oh. why will mo-
! ~omsn b. W,se and keep out Ut second
| nases. she has examples and sarn.nS'
| enough"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
THE PASTORAL RELATION
Ofthe Rev. f. II. Shockley and Hto
Congregation Severed by
Himself

Rev. II. VI. ShScklev, Ps.i"r Of the First
Presbyterian church Of this city, ~
granted leave. BY the pre-by,sry Of Ossse,
in .e-~ion at Appleton City on the 18th
inst, 10 sever his PASTORAL charge VI sid
church The folIpsing ere the papers in
the c,sr. They sre Official and final. Mr..
Shocki~y rad from the form Of govern
nent 81 the Presbyterian church, chsPter
-ev-nteen:
"When any minister shall lsbOl
under such grievances IN hrs
congregation n that he shall
,iesise leave to resign his pastoral charEe
the p,esby.srv .hsl, cite the congregations
to appear by their commissioners =, their
next meeting. 70 shos csUse. II any the,
have. Why the prr.byrery should not &C
cep, the resignation.
Mr.. Shockl~y then said: II IL my desire
according To thi. provision Of the form o
government Of our church to ask leave 4
resign nv pastor al charge 81 the church q
Sesislin. There are sriev snces there which
impair my happines., strip me oi ~ riius
power and hinder my useiulness. eel
ihs, the dissolution Of the PASTORAL rrlat,oa
shall take plsce on the 3l-t day Of May
1850, or ~ AEON after ~ the church shall
have ne, their monetary engagements Il
me
Action 81 the prrsbyterv il n follow:
WHEREAS, Brother Shockley has asked fol
= dissolution VI the pastoral relation exist.
ing betEeen him aud the church of Soda
liza. snA,
WHEREAS. The church concun viii
hIm in thi. rssnest-snd
WHEREAS, We are fully Pur.uadsd that
that Brother Shcckiry in making the ~
ones. is aciuste.i by M selfish motives, bu
70 acting ,d,i-eily and Prudentiy. There
fore
Rssoired, That We grant this rtques
and declare the pastoral relation die O'ves
and Rev. w. :. Lee BE- appointed to Prs.ei
in the sie,lslIa church on the first SsbbAii
IN June. and declare the pulpit vacant.
Resoirsd. That We b-sr unqualified tesii
mony To Ero'her Shockl~y's ability % %
-xpoundrr III Go.i's word. TO his 6deliiy u
. pastor, To HE zeal in promoting the Mss
ier's causr. To his irreproschabie character
and IN his sncceas in hrs field 81 labor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20

the parsies 70 The snis vess uaissd in NJ, .
riase 10 Nay 1858. 10 the city Of Nes
York. That since their removal TO Mic
SCUM and mose especially in the last too
yean., his vile has readssed the PLAIN
u6's life iniolesabls and miserable
By her conducs, which be states has bses
pursued for that aoie purposr.
Tue plaintiff makes alidavit that defru-
dan: habisualiy usss Intoxicating liquors.
stamps violenily on the dor When in hi-
presence,
SCREAMS ASD swEAks
% - to attract the attention Of ueishbOss
aud p.asess BY. That she refuses 70 do any
Of the household work. and although pro-
vijed wiih . servant will scarcrly permi,
anything TO be done. and thss her Personsl
appearance is hsbiiually 20 uoclesn in
person end dres - to inspire his dissust
She has slso charged plaintiff, the petition
states. with i~praper intimacy With
other women, aud more especially
with . Negro servant girl living IN ,hs
house.
Surely II al this he ~. Er. Martha i
entitled 70 sympathy and d~--rve. 10 sbtAi'
the release he pr.ss.
The laiest cssr il that Of
Jones ". Jones.
The defendant b the we'll known DR. J
q Junes. the county coron~r, aud the plant.
a 0eorgians VI. Jones. bis vile. They
we're married in Cspe 1irA.iesu county
September Oh. 1875. The plaintiff declare
that within the past two years, or zinc
October 1873, her husband hes desertes
her vi,hou, cause and lived apart iron
her. For thi. neglect she pssyA deere
of divorce, u separate maintenance and III
custody .: L~r child.
THERE ARE SEVERAL COUNTIES .
yes Ia hear from in lhi, interesting matte
Il divorce. AMI om toe aninsted msnne
in which tLe s~sson hss opened, . eel
foonsied helief exists that the circuit c,ur
Gill have an unusual opportunity Of max
ing lo0.~ thst which ,h~ clergy once N al
~ fest. Hoxever this may D., the reader
Of the BAzDO will b. Eept Informed U
interest. in this ~ sell ~ other matters O
interest NAV trans, ire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
MORGAN COUN rY.
From tho Gr<-tte-

From tho Grx.tte-
--AII si-sri, Insk ont Gor the cars
The verssIii-s High S<i,ooi hs. . daily ~
s-niaf'ee at sIxty pupils.
Mr.. K Burg.s,. engineer u our railroad
INFORMS us that Versailles - ~: fret htxheI
than Upton .snd ioGS s<st above she see-
John Webster - spoken Of a. . Democrats
candidate for County Judge IN the second DIS.
tisct Of this county
On Tuesday morning ANAL Gre occurred q
the res,dence Of postmaster yoechimi- The Dire
originated from defective niue.
Mr. John Willie. Who lives on the Osaee bad
the misfortune tn have his tie rSn, Of twelve
hundred ties. completely torn to pieces By
grounding on . sand har 10 the Oaao0. Q so0
days s,oce. About So Tee Seated ssay aaA
we're not recovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
RAILROAD RACKET.

The cry Of con 10 Warsaw" will soor
be no more II will he 'On from Warsaw.
The 81. Louis and San Franci-co road
is laying ore and hall miles of track Ter
day on its Kansas division.
Track laying on the narrow gauge is
going on with vigor shich increases as il
progresses and the rails will soon be spiked
down 1t the rate If mile day.
An engine Of the e. 4 A. ran "a the
track Friday morning At the switch al the
foot of Sixth street. Ksnsas City, and
caused the delay Of all the trains several
hours.
The ssle- 81 land. during the month
Of March, by the Kansa. division Of the
Union Pacific railway company, formerly
the Kan.ss Pacific railway. were 1874
acres.
Mr.. J. &. McMullen. general msnaser
Of the Chicago 4 Alton. entered the service
OF the company April I, 1860. jus, twenty
years ago. Hi first position vas ihs, oi
citation agent at Springfield.
The train from Kansas City over the
Missouri Pacific did not arrive yesterday
until nearly four hours after il wss due. j,
being detained by IN overturned locomo.
tive on the track q, Kansss City. mentioned
IN another item under this csp;ion.
ST. Louis railroad men are not pleased
with the election Of Scion Humphries ~
! president of the Wabash. 81. Louis aud
Pacific, 70. fear that Hopkins will be re-
insiatrd a. maa ,ger, and the Wabash will
become guerilla road again.
Il, i. understood that ths position OF
seuel al ticket agent of the Wabash, 81
Louis and Parific, "a sde vacant BY the re-
igna,ion of Mr.. e. X. Lord, Who soes ON tn.
B,liimore and Ohio - g~n~rsl passenger
agent, ie not 10 be filled, but that Mr.. n
=. Townsend, the present general PSssrnger
agent ii the road. will be placed in charge
of the ticket dep rrtmen,.
Tie Helena H,sati con;sins 4 lang
and anim sted ACCOUNT Of the Ger. monies at
tending the !xyin the first rail in Mcn:E-
M ON IL. C;,h ard Northern. Tn. rail
WAS fastened wiih SILVER spikes, and ,.- in
evifable champagne nnd cieer- Tor ss'.er'
and rrsrea, friends ioii"~rd. The Ciah
ami North-rh IL now go miles in ien:'h-
the longest three feet gauge in he world.
Kan-.s City bust; e-s nen are ys'
yre:ilv excited over the xciirn ii the X Az
.ss Pacific and Missouri Pzr g. ROADS is
billing freight through that place in or'!-'
TO he sure q! the "i"ns haul" The kan-
sas City Tisss ssy.: "Ii the tar,f si,e~i-
nov in vogue are not discontinued
by the cOih int. when the various ,~p.e-
aenistives come together st 81. joseph,
there xill BE- music in the air Of no unc~r-
tain character. II the business men az
THE city combine and refuse 70 ship west
hound freight over the Missouri Pacific
road. that company would very .oon come
10 its senses, a. west bound business IL
worth three times ~ much % east bound
"What 10 ssace for the Sooas il sauce for
the sandes" o. some one about the siss Of
yas Gould will 6ad out before no eets
through With this section Of country"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
A CARD.

To al. Who are suffering from the errors
and indi.cretions Of youth, nervous weak
:.s,, esrley decay. losa Of manhood. &C., I
will send receipt that will cure you, FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by = missionary in South America
send self addressed envelope to the Rev.
+. Inman, Station D, New York City.
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The attention Of the Sc. Louie ballot mana
ger, Mdlle Eusene

The attention Of the st. Louie ballot mana
ger. Mdlle Eugene
Is VERY sBAPEIY
and the good isate Of the comique man d
veil ''odicated BY her appearance. A
aselling tust which would have honored
The mother Of the Gracchi bea, collectively
beneath the report~r's gaze, while her pink
colored iiehis disclosed the outline. Of q
foot and ankle sud limb which might f;nd
reProducticn in marble and then challenge
admiration. Truly the ballet va her
.phere.
Il didn't make Il. though, and after .
time had an cfer to join the New York
Novelty Company. l stayed with them
about year and half and vas then en-.
gagged BY Mr. Sullivan % urmbrr OF hi.
Blonde-." heie I met With . great
sncces-, became the leader Of the company
and four months ago w.s enabled To buy
Mr.. Sullivan "u,. re,.inin. him - nv
manager. Nov yon know all abou, he. I"
DO ven like this lif.y'
Ooh, veil. "a for ihst. like -.me parts
Of il; some don't. lis rather exciting
but its terribly sure to destroy one health.
It's rather . leading question and l %,
hardly bound to answer yon."
"Iou
suppose"
''fes, plenty Of it, Sullivan. though. j.
getting r,ch. These manaeers always d,
when they have q chance At the box Office
How much dad We take in 10 night. Mr.
Manager
Three hundred and eighteen dollars,
answered Sullivan. who had hsen away 4
6ni-h counting his receipts aud had re-
turned.
well, that IL pretty good, you zee. W,
40 about ~ we'll ~ that in every city .
large o. THE, and in some much smaller
The men are all nsughiy you know, snt
they will come 10 . show oi this kind
neither il rsins or not. / rather thint
that Mr.. Sullivan there. plays il On tn.
public in his advertisements. People
think il is worse than il really is. Nov u
you have seen. there WAS nothing
80 VERY BAD
said or done here tonight. Not . shade
darker than can he found in Thousand
variety theatres. Nov, ia it,
Ii VAS readily admitted by the serbs
that he had seen some things which might
be considered more immoral, and then III
blunily a-ke1 -.Whs, is the res.on you car
~ spch q wre,ched comp.ny Ground wiit
you?"
"What. ga-ped Sullivan and shrieke.
Mdlle Mile. in Chorus.
Il mean Why don't you get some one wht
can give you = credit.ble support. Yor
are the only one in the troupe worth look
ing at, hut YOU are really = star high
kicker'-sxcnse the term"
And then both laughed ard together ex
planned that they kne~ il but that it pait
just rs we'll TO get cheap girls AZ 10 secur'
good ones. The more secrecy there va
about the business. the better for the IN
They
ADVERTISED LisEKALLY
and that wa- enough. Men would 60 q
see bald.he AIDED ain ~h-ther IL Vas good
bsd or indiffrren, and il vas fool wh
! would throw away good money on gees
performers.
So with this inside view of life Sehin,
the Immoral f"o,lights the rrpcrtorial in
quisi;or came away, leaving Mdlle Miiii
to d"f tier pink tishts snd Manager sui
iivan to once more 60 over his gains q
! the night.
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Martin ". Marin.

i. the next case. The petition wa filed
in the circuit clerks Office. Tie plaintiff
10 Marion A. Martin Of the n K 4 T,
and the defendant Charlotte A. Martin, his
vile.
The petition Is explicit enough 10 render
oil couuesi unseceseary. kssn out that