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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

LeeGrant, 6fteen-year-old CO lored boct.
black. who IN. figured excessively in police
circles during the past two or three yesrs,
Vas locked up again Friday night. IN the
charge Of going through . drunken man
who va. quietly and sseeily reposing ia
the alley between Helm, re.tsurani and
the bank. When searched. something over
three dollars vas found % his peraoa,
which he claimed he had earned By black.
ing boots. He denied the chsrge Of steal
ing. and ~ the man robbed failed 70 appear
and prosecute. the boy vas diachsseed.
The police have No he.itsrcy in ssyias
that he vas guilty. but unf.- the circum-
stances they were bound 10 le, him n.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
A Serious Fall.

Persons residing IN the southern part Of
the c;'y have long been annoyed By The
failure Of macy property owners to keep
their sidewalks in proper repair. A lissls
after dark on Friday evening, - the
Rev. J. n. Duncsn. pastor Of the Christian
church, Vas proceeding hooesard on La.
mine street, just south Of Broadway, -
fell Oser lime box which Va lying d
rectiy across . s,desalk whose dilspids ted
condition wss = su6cient excuas for plae-
ing no more ohsiruetiOna upoo It.
In the fall. Ir. Duncan spraioed HE lei,
hand 90 severely - 10 Be usabls to - il
yesterday, and received many severe
bruises which he hss siocs io,ed sxtseuely
faiafni. lie has sdded bic yoIcs % she
papular cry, Repair the sidevalks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
STAMPEDING srEEDs.
Two Runaways Yesterday, That
Made Things Remarkably
Lively.

Yesterday Was . good day for testing the
speed Of several horses. At abort eleven
o'clock in the forenoon . team belonging
TO John Cansdy, . farmer. Wa i.i, stand
ing On Main stree. unhiiched, = lille the
gentleman was prep .rlng 20 Loaf -unie pur-
chases into the wagon. Being i.-it alone.
the animals started east on Main streel,
and when in front Of the iiraDse store en-
couniered the delivery wag IA belonging 10
the establishment, in which was Sc a,ed Ed
ward Viilmore. the driver. aged about fif-
teen years. The wagon, . iigh; spring
one, vas overturned, and the boy thrown
underneath, sustaining injuries :hat are
quite painful, though not supposed TO ne
serious. The wheels passed over h.s fore
head, the scalp received . cut, ard one Of
his arme wss injured. He MAS taken 20 his
home IN ST. Louis .treei, and soon Dr-.
Evans AMI Piper were on hand snd dressed
his wounds. They stated that it WAS i'm
possible at that time to determine r. to the
extent OF the injuries, although they
thought they were not serious. Al supper
time the boy Vas resting we'll, but he will
not be out for several days.
Mr. Candy, . BAzoo reporter was in.
formed. called on Mrs. Villmore yesterday
afternoon, and said he would he respon-i.
bic for all the expenses incurred by the
accident, which, If the BAzoo understands
the Gaze Alright. L. nothing more than pr"per.
STILL ANOTHER.
No sooner had the crowd dispersed from
the vicinity Of the above accident than
they coagregsted on Ohio At rect, where
WAS stopped another runaway team. Two
horses belonging 10 Hickman s. Co ,hitched
| to butcher wagon, in which wac q lot OF
loose meats and two live sheep. became
frightened when in front of the lumber
yard on Third street, and started west al .
rapid gait. the driver, Quo Vsnbrisgle,
did his best 10 check their speed. but
failed. aud they fairly fiew across OHIO
street and kept on until the aliev east of
Farnham's sable Was reached, when they
turned and ran 10 The alley that intersecis
Ohio and Usage streets. Here they wheeled
to the right and kept running, when the
wagon partially turned over, spilling out
driver, sheep and meat in a promiscuous
heap. They we're stopped AT the month oi
the alley, before getting into Obi" steel,
but not unit: the wagon hsd been over
turned and somewhat ism.ged. Van.
briggle WAS considerably bruised about
both legs, hut he can consider himself for.
tun.le in escaping with 80 slight .;nries.
The horses we're not hurt, but ines dem.
onslrsted that they could get ov~r con-id.
cradle ground in short space o. lime.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

-Crooers' paper bags, at ].
West 0oodW:n'S.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

How the Prince "Beai" Operates
The s~arsess hotel beat. like the Leading
man in everything else under the present
sdmisisssa,ion, y ID Ohio man. He coca
to ret surans wearing an ulster reaching
to his ankles. eats . 6pt clas neal and &C.
knowle'ises that he can't pay Tor it, but
says he will som hsvs cone money, and
meanwhile leaves his PsntalooDs for secu-
risy. Then bas.oaias up bic ulster 40
closely that no one notices the absence OF
his pantaloona, he walks to 6ns-class
hotel, rsgissess. and rssirss to his room
asking 70 b called ss eight O'Clock the ns1t
nosning. When eight o'eiocE comes hs
rsi.es . row, says HE passsloons have been
stolen. With his pocket hook in one Of the
pockets. and makes terrible threats about
swing The place away - iavosi,s rsaort
Tor hossl th,evea The lssdlosd seads out
end boys nice pair Of 3aasslooas Tor him.
end - be "hss to leave iomedisasly, gives
hin 20. The best - to the sssssnrsns.
sedssns the other pasas b paying ior his
'sppss, snd skips. sboge 80 in.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
CHANGE Of Time

The trains change time to-day n twelve
O'Clock, noon. The following are the cor
rect figures Of the neW rasd. on the
MiS>sIUkl. KANSAS 4 TEXAS R'Y
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4 CARD.

To ell vho 80 SOLDERING fsoo the errors
and iodiaesssioss Of youth, nsrvous weak
neas, esrle. decay, Ion Of manhood. &c., I
will sesd . ssesips thss will cure you. vaEE
o. CHANGE. This great reoedy ~ dis
covered By missiooary in SossA Aoesics.
ssed eli sddrs.sed envelope 10 the Rev.
7. lsoan. Ssasios d. New York City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

CoogAa. Cold, Asahoa ssd Other pui
ooesRy s0scsioas sAosld b LOOKED
10 md Pso0psly sssassd - tine,
ssd thus ell asiess sessls nay Be avoided.
aed tos thb puspeas ~ hses u ~ better
Rsosdy sAsa ia SwAyx.,b ConPoCxp
SYngP - WnS CnKaaY." The irss dose
sivss relief, and il = sass to cure the worss
CeA o. Cough in vssy short tine. TT
. = csss eos'ls ssd b eossiscsd. and yos
oil 'hss ssoiA . DossoSs ball. end noss
lhksly . sssiess spsll a siek.sat Ps,es .
ssss ssd $40 pse bossla q dx bosslss
$50. TAs lasuD siss h IL oose sos~om
ieal. Psspassd esly ;, D.. ovsyss 4 Son,
50 NessA 0iztA slysss, PAlla1elphia. Sold
b I'll Dssoiasas as19isA
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Elsewhere.

si--'u- 'i-.astrh Z" The baEo".
HWsroNIA, May :.
The storm which pa-,e,, over here this
afi.rroon was rem ,rk.ble in lie severity.
4 III ..sdr passed, ;:p.n- in q northeast. riy
direction. between this place sod Hughes.
vile. doing much damage sad sweeping
every thing from its path. "a. house and
barn Of farmer living nsar the line al
the road. about iwO miles from this piece
was completely destroyed. Nimerous
smaller disasters are reported.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

01 49,. $50: 80 ::scSs. /: go ..:: Go
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11

Al The resi.lsnce Of hin COO, John J. Squire,
Esat Ss1slis, On Saturday. ~ Ssh inst,
('soses squire. ST., late Of wyooise, Wis.,,
aeed q ysara.
Ths fuaesal sill take place on Sunday,
The oh. q 2. p. .. Fsissds Of The family
are ssspecsfully quesisd 70 attend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
YeSterday'O Races,


The shower yesterdsy afternoon made il
necessary To P's'pone the trotting race
which had heen advertised so take place Al
tine driving park, ard il u nov announced
To come OF At hall past two o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon. At that time the mem
bers OF the Missouri pres association will
he here, and there is scarcely doubt hut
what large crowd will be ia attendance e.
Al about quarter to iwo o'clock, before
the rain, q hali-miIe dash running race
took place between Newt. Douglas horse
"Jne Roades" and . s,x-yesr-old bay geld
ing owned by colored man Of this city
nsrned Wright, for . pure Of $500 It
w.s reported. Douglss' borse proved too
much To- that Of his dusky rival. and came
in winner by fully sixty feet. Il 10 said
By those competen, to judge that Newts.
horse lie getting to be himself again, and
promiaes to surprise sone Of the pretended
kno~ing one. BY making some good time
this season.
After the rain, although the track vss
heavy and in . most horrible condition, .
three hundred yard dash was run between
a hor~e owned BY . gentleman from Mar.
-hall and bay mare Owned bv parties re-
siding near Cole Camp, in which the for
mer came out with dying colom by some
thing like fifty feet ii. said that $50
changed hands by the result.
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LEAVE /:

NJ, K. 4 T. express $50 p. N
Passenger. .. m.
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WHO Had RrIxKD MA,

postmsrtsd On he tsais. ssyiag che would
ssves ~ hin sgsia. = - 90 euiag %
Texss. sad sdsisiag ksf % rsssss kooe 70
hes fsihss. who. - esid, vosld csessisly
fosgise her. Al0ose issaiie 9Th srisl, sie
knev not shai 70 do; and 10 maize ossasn
vosss, IL possible. 80 Discovered tAst ~
beessyse bed eosssed % be- VsseA ed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-11
SLEE WIFI HIN

her homs. - he would be % hand 9th Q
team re sdy to take her With him. tie cd
We'd her To take What money and valua.
bles she could, abe heing possessed Of $50
N money and over $500 worth Of jeselry.
This she promised 10 do, and he took his
departure.
Al about eleven o'clock IN the night Of
the 23d, Sioop called for
MIS- VICTIM,
and fev minutes later they sere going q
. rapid rate in the direction u Jerre
Haute. where they arrived sbout three
o'ck,ck in the morning, and IN hour later
vere aboard IN indianapolis & St. Ionic
passenger coach. going in the direction Of
st. Louis. So far the deludesi girl had
not repeated Of her action, and the future
looked most bright indeed. Instead Of 20.
ing through TO 81. Louis, % Wa the osiei-
nal ioteatioo, they slopped Of Shelby willie,
ILL.,, where they put up st hotel and reg.
iseesed - man and sife, the villain sssur.
ing her that the marriage ceremony should
be performed within the next twenty -four
hour, and che, placing implicit conf
deoce in him fos whom she had surrea.
dered home. friends all, believed him snd
NOT UNTIL TOO LATE
did she learn better. 'rwaa When her ruin
sss accomplished, after which she Va q
plant tool in his hands. They remsined
there three days. during Ill Of which time
her almosa frantic father wa uaing every
means within his power to discover some
trace Of her. bat % no avail. In win did
the nos thoroughly rePe.taat girl be~ech
, es seducer 10 have the marriage cere
oony perf"Tm~d, but was always put %.
be aaying that there va no md Of being
in hurry shout II. From Shelbyville
they vent 10 Sc Louss, thence n Ksnsas
City. and then visited several towns On The
Gulf rosd. their last stoppiae place being
q Pleassaioa, kas, where they arrived the
latter part Of April. During their esiire
trip they bad
PASSED FOE NAN AND WIFE,
and vheaeser she would bosch the sub.
iect Of oassiage, be would inform her that
Il wasnt necessary, - they could live juse -
happily without having the sole0n words
pronounced. Nov almost heartbrokea,
shs knew not What 10 do; she he'd oade
her bed snd she must lie in il.
Thur.dsy morning . week ago, the 9th |
81 April. Stop samoa: ced 10 her shas b |
had 10 20 10 Kansaa City on busioea. bus |
ssid hs would return - The evening" irsia |
He bsde her eood-by cad snok HE De. !
pArture. Night csDe. bat no Saoop. and
then is VS. for the 6ms time lhst The de- |
luded girl be4ss to soapeet that he hsd
bees as.sssed. Che Psaaed . sleepless |
night. and the next 0osniag received . !
leites from hin
WHO HAD RCIHRD Ma,
poatmsrtsd On he tsaia, saying shs would |
eeses - hin aGsin, = y 80 RuiaR %
Tsxss. ssd .dsisisg ksf % rssus. Sooe 70
her fsihss. who. - said, vosld csgssiply
|osRise her. Al0osa fesslic 9Th srisi. sSe /
kpsv not sksi 70 do; and To maize ossssn |.
vosso, IL possible, 80 Discovered shst ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

There are "A great many cases IN which.
think in times of deep religious exclten1on.
much mischief is done, as when chliuren
and youth are urged to 60 about anu an
to people about religi n. In the hrst place
T don't think it is wise to put chliaIen IL
such an attitude. 1t is unnatural. ChiiuIeu
are pupils; they are little disciples, anu IL
is very distressing to a modest chlio . q
auire anything of the sort, and 1t very pun.
ing up to those that are not OF 'ha'
that make. There is nothing more oeau.
tiful than a child, but there IS nothing 'na1
one dislikes more than a monstrous chlid:
. child of five wears that could reclte one OF
Skakspeare's plays [ would go five miles TO
avoid. A child going about to ask men
| about their souls! Why, if | was inclined
| to be religious l should be turned from
| it by that. am far from thinking that
| everybody should talk on the subject OF re-
ligion. For myself, the older grow the
more profoundly convinced am of the es,
s%entie1 clements of Christian life. and
| look with more and more repulsion at the
conventional religious talking and religious
acts. When 1 see how men preach ooc,
trines, which, if they were true, weuio
shake the foundations of human nie
and human society; when | see now
men rattle these off at their tongues
end I am shocked. Now sill this talking
to everybody about religion, setting you
children to talking. is bad. Bad for you
bad for them. l feel more intensely about
this matter, because never think of with.
out remembering what a fool made OF
myself when l was q student. l got an I'M
preston that I ought to go as a Missionary
to some foreign country, and now there are
many people who wish from the bottom OF
their hearts that / had gone. But
nv father, who knew what l was fitted Tor
q great deal better than knew myself, was
instrumental in preventing me from carry
ing out my purpose. The eternaiiy tax
ING to peoDle in season and out Of season
about their souls salvation. is all wrong,
and does no good. You might as wei! teot
to them on q fish horn.-H Henry Ward
BeecLer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

DISCOVERY OF A MOUNTAIN OF WHET
STONES. A mountain Of the finest whet
stones in the world, equal if not superior to
the finest oil-stone or English hone has re-
Gently been discovered in Llnvills Cove
near the dividing line of Burke. Caldwell
and Mitchell counties. and within a few
miles of the Mitchell turnpike to this place.
The discovery was made in this way: about
a year ago MIR. Tyre Webb killed a deer on
q rsck cliff and in dressing the same be
whetted his kline on one of the stones aud
found it to be a MILESTONE Of a superior
quality. He told the secret to Mr.. Jacob
Carpenter who upon examination found
that it was almost a solid mountain OF
whetstones, and he has since obtained a
| State Grant for the land and expects soen
to manufacture grlndstones, whetstones and
homes in large quantities.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

Mr.. J. X. Bobbitt, an experienced to-
bacco raiser near this place, growed on one
and a half acres Of land last season, 1879
pounds of tobacco which he put on the
market at this place (at Halls warehouse
last week, for which he obtained upon an
average 500. 30 per hundred, realizing
S3lO.274 from the one and half acres
HrcI0ru Press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22

Wilmington Star Sister Mary Agnes
miss Maggie Price, of this city, died at
Hickory. Catawba county. on Monday, the
9th inst, where she and others had gone to
establish a female college, under the direc-
ton Of the Of the Sisters of Mercy. She
was a daughter Of the late Alfred l.. Price,
Journal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-22
rr1r "a PMER 10.

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May 1-tf. -
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Pa king, Smoking d Curing Establishment.

OFFICE OF v. HKCKLER,J n,k Bro,
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pared to make all kinds ana in any quantities.; this
department being under the supervision of our MIR. w.
T. Hechler, one Of the firm, We can safely recommend
them.
in cake, 4; fresh pork Tenderloin sausage, Q; fresh
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9; Garlic sausage, smoked, 9; Blood pudding, &; Liver
buildings, 8: Dutch buildings, 8; Irish %puddiugs, g.;
Hogshead cheese, 8; smoked beef; beef tongues; beef
by the quarter or side; mutton ny the quantities :;
dressed hogs; pigs feet in bbls; pigs feet in half bbls.
We also have on hand a fuu stock of Bacon and
Lard, consisting of =. G.. hams. = G. shoulders, S
G.. breasts, bulk shoulders, bulk sides, bacon sides,
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in buckets
Thanking our friends for their liberal patron age ia
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oct 2-3m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-28

reidte ibm Bic 6ano unb laete eetsn
5ie wObl unb ftafsn Gle Fsie,a fur uns
arme &taber Der Wslt, bic Nthts ws!ter
f6nnsn, als lid an tsm @elAalfsaen frsu
en- SD bcfs. sas Yuh wlgo fertis (stn,
wenn Id wistertumme 5iIossart bs'
eleitste i'm bia an bic zbir unb iaste
balblaut 9toh Dor benz Sanudr linb MIR
iptsbsr ba, wsnn aud nt&t wssen bss
0aass.
Nctbslm war frot, ben 8eiuh bintsg
Fh 3u 3absn. gDsnn sr aud bic freuae'
fdaftltdtn @efnnunsen osr bsissn Da
men nidt unter ihabts, 70 mar bod Der
Mann, Der bic Bud. ieiner ssielIaaftli-
den Stsuuns 70 bseeutenb, i1a isISR aSer
70 Rubestaft labs au srsennsn SAB, gar
nIdt naa fstnem @slhmad. Gr bssrtff
ntdt, pls Jrau sSa ail5urs ian am fh
bulsste, lief itm aber germ tts 5hranfsn
unb ben Ninslauf allein. Dsnn 3u allen
frii6eren gs,tetunsen warsn i'm bic inne'
rem Jdsen ldon atserIicn, anb nur Der
Gorm nah lief ct fs balb une balls bette
ben. 6dn Denlen unb Strebsn bate
nur nod elm 3teI. So stns ntdt nett.
BON lsinsr Wobnuns gum Sia&tartauls,
no er siu tdelidsr @ait une bsinabe ipie
3ur Jamilie sebbris srI&isn.
(Gurtiesnns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-28

ReebS @ilt Gbse Tpnic iltpobl.
itAenldenb, bic @eiunobsit fSrpernb unb
elm, tpcflir garantirt tpirb.
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g. WpIflon.

eDcsen bes beidrautten Yaumss in
5olSe bes Weubaues Bat perr 6. Bolffon
lid entidlcHen, iein Saser bon 5dnittz
maaren allerart su rctu3iren; sleid13eitia
1T er barauf bebadt, feinen yurratb itber
sm bebalten, ba er in benz jan, 5erbit fer
tig9 eltellten neueu Stpre. oos Butlifum
nit eiuem u ell tdnbis g nenen 0as
ger ION @d'nittwaaren, oiitea, 5aubel,,
WSbeI &C. iiserraimen nil. Die gele=
genbeit, bili9e @intdufc 3u mahen, 1T
fir lepernan auberorbeutlid 9iinltiS unb
Seoer Diro finben, bab man ausenbIidlid
pirsenbmc billiser fault, als BET 5errn
Welfipn. iran priife bic gSaarer unb
itter3euse iid pra ter 4iuiefeit berfelben,
ete man anberSwo fault. 1,7tum
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y 0 nj Irintemturtrt.
(gurt1esnns folst,)

Elmer msinsr junsen Jrfunbe wurte
BON srlatilihsm Dura auf ltquor &C.
plast, Der i'm 70 beruntersebraAt bate,
bab ct fur iebes @ei@Sit untauslit mar.
gr wurpe bur& ben 0sbrau1 BON 5opfen
Bitter sdn,lih ssaeilt. IS teieittste ben
brennsneen Durlt unb ben Appstit nad
eiauor unb trafttste feine ylersen. er III
jsst elm F,ibiser uao naAtesnsr Ufann
uao trast feinen Wunld, ieinea ftii5sren
Qsbsnswanbsl wifber ;n b.sinnen. Sh
tenne metrere anbers Wdnnsr. BE eten=
fails bur1 bie(ss Wittel BON drinfen III
rirt wurbsn. Bon einem lettenoen gilens
tabnbsamter In @bieasu. = 2imes.
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= 9ie Saufe am ipaniI0en Sofe.
@ie man aus Mabrio melbet, muroe
Der Gr3biidof bon Soleoo, als Yrimas
BON Spanien, eingelaoel1, ben Saufaft
an benz eripartetcn Spr0bling Der 60
ntgin Gbriitine Dorsunebmen. Sn,
9luftrage oer &6nigin bat Der iparii6c
@onilll in Seruialem Dpr einlgen 800
den eigens einen Yoten na6 Der Staot
Seri6o am Sproan sei6idt, I'm aus
oieiem Tlnlle circn @rug 98alier i60p=
fen su lanen, Der oam poblperliegelt
na6 WtaOrio geienOet ipuroe, um 6ort
als g9eiblpaiier bel benz 3aufafte gu
0ienen.