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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-25
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" why must 1 hush Yn

Why must hush Y''
After few moments silence: '' Ma,
what's the matter with that mans.
headp
Hush, tell yon. He's bald.''
What's bald 2''
His head hasn't got any hair on it,
now hush.n
"Did it come OFF,"
"I guess so.''
VIII mine come off Y'
Sometime, may be.''
" Then I'll be bald, wont ~
Yes"
VIII you care ?''
=" Don't ask SO many questions"
After another silence the boy exolaim-
ed, 4" Ma, look at that fly on that mans
head"
"If you don't hush I'll whip, you
when we get home.
Look There's another fly. look
at 'em fight; look at 'em ~
Madam" said the man putting aside
a newspaper and looking around
'tWhat's the matter with that young
hyena 7"
The woman blushed, stammered out
something, and attempted to smooth
back the boys hair.
"One fly, two fly, three flies" said
the boy innocently following with his
eyes basket of oranges carried by the
newsboy.
Here, you young hedge hog" said
the bald-headed man, if you don't
hush, I'll have the conductor put you
off the train"
| The poor woman not knowing what
| else to do, boxed the boys ears and then
gave him an orange SO as to keep him
from crying.
Ma, have l got red marks on my
| head ?''
CT will slap you again if you don't
hush.''
" Mister" said the boy after a short
silence, I" Does it hurt to be bald-head-
ed ?"
" Youngster," said the man, I" I'll
| give you a quarter now if you'll keep
quiet"
The boy promised and the money was
| paid over.
The man took up his paper and re-
sumed his reading.
This is my bald-headed money"
said the boy. "When get ld-headed
I'm going to give boys money. Mister,
have all the bald-headed men got mon
ey like you 7"
The annoyed man threw down his pa
per, arose and exclaimed: Madam,
hereafter when you travel leave that
young gorilla at home. Hitherto I al
ways thought that the old prophet was
very cruel for calling the she bears to
kill children for making sport of his
head, but now 1 am forced to believe
that he did Christian act. If your
boy had been in the crowd he would
have died first. If can't find another
seat on this train, I'll ride on the cow
catcher rather than remain here.
The bald-headed man is gone," said
the boy and the woman leaned back and
blew a tired sigh from her lips.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-05-25
q MEALS AT ALL HOuRs.r

John FORRESTER was very cor
u rectly named, for until few days
ago he had spent his life in the woods.
Several days ago he threw aside his
maui, came to the city, and now handles
the somewhat lighter rock hammer.
The story of Johns downfall shall be
briefly related. Shortly after arriving
in the city he was attracted by a
sign bearing the inscription, "meals at
all hours" Entering the place and
meeting the proprietor, he said:
" You keep tavern here, dOn't
you Y'
" No; | keep q restaurant.
81 don't know much about your
new names; but you feed folks here,
don't you p''
eyes, sir.n
"Well, 1 want to board here three
days, or reckon until get job of
some kind. see your sign says, meals
at all hours You don't mean that do
you ?"
"Certainly I mean it. I'll board you
three days for three dollars"
"And give me my meals at all hours
Here, take the three dollars. 1 never
set myself up as regular eater, but I'll
buck agin you for the next three days.
think that can stand her that long.
It's eleven o'clock. Give me something
to eat"
A meal was brought out and quickly
dispatched and remarking that he
would be back on time, Mr. Forester
left. At twelve o'clock he came back
and ate again.
"You needn't stare at me,' he said to
one of the walters.
"You are a regular boarder, are
you?"
"The regularest one you've got. 1
don't intend to miss meal. I've got a
chance now to git even for bein' hungry
many time"
At one O'Clock John came back and
remarked as he hung up his hat "I'm
ON time. It's one o'clock. Fetch me
suthin' to eat.'
The waiter went away muttering, and
brought in a rather slim meal.
"Look here" said John, "don't try
to go back on your contract. reckon
you did rather underrate my ability, but
I'm man."
AT two o'clock John came back and
took seat. The proprietor came in
and asked him what he wanted.
want my dinner, supper or break
fast, just what you have mind to call
ito
"You have already eaten here three
times to-day"
81 know it.''
"Why do you come again 2"
I" Because it's two o'clock"
It's not supper time"
"No, but it's two o'clock time"
don't understand you, sir; what
do you mean :"
Your understanding may have been
injured by my surprising ability. ]
came here with the understanding that
/ was to have meals at all hours"
60 The contract has been adhered to
you have come irregularly."
mo, sir, have come here regular
1t was the agreement that was to have
meal every hour, and am going tt
stand up to it If it packs my stomach
as tight as green watermelon. Yor
are trying to impose on me because I'm
from the country. have made ar
rangements with boy to wake me VI
every hour tonight, and I'm coming
here to eat. That's my business now
and I'll act fair with you and eat every
time. Give me an oyster can of coffe'
and some ball sassage."
The proprietor handed the man three
dollars and requested him to leave. A
fight ensued, and John was led away by
the police. When he has completed hi
rock pile engagement he will sue thu
restaurant for damages.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Truth states that George Ell,or's health has
much improved Istelv- she spead,ny the
winter IN London.
--Rishop Haven leaves q mother. who is ninety
three wears of age. One U: has sons Is STUDYING
for the ministry.
The voiumnor- privss. correspondence and
ms mo ranta Of the late Mr.. pelSne are to ts
handed ove. 70 ar. Ds-srt TO he edited for
publication
b.g,u the manaS~msu; OF the California Theatsr
Jsne .. The parties interes,ed insure him
against lose
Paul Roytou has injured his health to snch
an EXTENT by his reckless habit Of hoatiny up and
down rivers .. though NJ were regular
the winter.
-IsiS not improbable thar Mr.. Max Maretsek
wili d,rec, of the ,roUpes that are beiIs o.
gssized under The management ct Mr.: DOyiy
Carte Tor the production OF Tho Pirates oI
P~n.,ncs' IN the several large cities Of the
country.
A current paragraph stases that Secretary
Eva Is rrcs'y~s informally the DIPLOMATIC Corps
every Saturday evening". Although nothing
definite regarding the matter ~ known. the
general oel'ef'n Washington - shas the ante -
10 cents.
ner has leh Rsyr~ufh for Naples, "Whsre ne
gill spend the remainder ~ the winter" the
able obituary notices Of the great composer may
take their places in the pigeon-holes among the
copy of the future.
-Iesdv,lle blasts OF aristoeYatic walters Al
tn. Grand Hotel is an ex-member Of the New
J~rsey legislature, whore letter beaP the prs6H
IT Hon" 40 the Clarendon the Ru~sss are
served ri q table by an sx-Coalederate General,
. doctor of mesleine. . lawyer. and a ex-Judge
from freeborn county, Mimi
Two English ladies' have just DRAINED the
4, rloms Of . Doctor st tho Pans F~cultv Of
Medicine one, Mrs. Marshall. the sister-in-laW
of Mrs Anderson Garrett. end The other. Mrs.
Chaplin Ayrton. the authoe Of . book On ''Child
Mrs. Ayrtou's thesis Was "a the ave rage height
and physical characteristics Of the Japassse
race.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Blind. Of pale gray so.!:na sssst.s.s
colors, are the ns~ess snveassee. - sesy @vcS
approved IN preirrescs 70 IL 6ass u paaas
white shades
The sides ssw vii ~ lower % h0slaaA 0inds may
he trimmed w'th anIique Suspese % Ne nos'in
applique borders snh good seect. ed fhss node
recotnnse n,ies fer widening shsdes s.anseesFoA
from 0ue hou.e 70 smother.
An elegant suis for hoy ~ six y.ars. 10 -
black si.x velvet, Nth tho loo. uosSeak leekes
coming 10 square flaps 0vee the hips. square sess
in one wi,h the fort. short hils. ed reusi 90
velvet cap w,th nessed ehsaslIs OF yaoesRsosssie
land and tsseel. s- =
Thorough tourists and spsrss-veass discssA
umbgellas ~ cumbersOno and incoovsOsoot -.
in close water proof uisters and storm Aass. ~
your umberells than 4 carry n
The polyanshus IL she 0owsr - request Sss
d. swnG- room vasee. " p,aee 81 erysaoehe0ums.
Low pots. covered WITH rich yssiew. ssevs seA
black Of this spr.ng-hke osOes. ase sAe eolv
ornaments allowable ia froas a maasa ossrsss.
B,,nds Of Italian silk Ia es,lor - suit ~ Hss-
nsshngs OF an apartment, eooe drawn u pu0nO
to the top ofshe ~'ndow. are - asoeral No. =
shesa ~ smo0eL roller oaadss q sAseh sie6 .
sosseoiOrs. rose pink. anbsE. ssey assy. fsssA
green or resesla.
Psople II esper;eaesd taste ase Aodiag go
drcorsssoa nis eia,.ssd thas - seeseoisisg
our sesourees Of ornament. much 00og -
richer effects Are aasssd shae - ~ hsaditaG ~
.: ; ::, !ss .: .: ' e, e:
%,rr Or! .sS der erect eS.s. s.ssss =
.i.h s!os.. ssosss" ed ~ ss.:ss :: sesssss
lett Il . to reject sOs0e pseessaa sroup - ~
opposite vail. . dnpsa bs.eess - sfssoss. o.
. SELL painted panel ed 80. w. isS sasss
sss or hanGioe v.see q Is 50 oSooi1 0saso-
fuliy and spproDgnsesy tyaoe ~ 0asyoe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
NOBODY'S DARLING.
4 Baby Left on the Portsoo OF the
Pierce Hotel.

Yesterday morning when Capt. Piercr
OF the Pierce House. situ.ied on west Main
street. arose from his slumben. be vas No,
. little astonished to hear . noi.e on the
outside Of his house, - IL . child crying.
He went to the door and cav bundle u.
ing on the front porce. and upon investisa.
tioo found il To be clothing wrapped aseusd
HEALTHY BOT BABY.
The Captain didn't 1t 6rss know What q
make Of the occurrence. He wasn't partir.
uIarly AMIGOS to have baby around, and
~as not At all thankful to The fates the,
blew it to his door. Boardem object u be
ing kept swake al night By squalling IN
iants, and besides there were none in Oh.
h"use Who had time to properly assume u,
care Of the ''liltls treasure"
Meditating on these thing. sbe Captsis
At last took the baby to
NARsHAL s,arra,
and forced il upon him. although 6ni,l
hiss house full Of little ooes Of his own
and hardly room for the siranges. He n ,
man with heart - big o . pumpkia
however, and took the little vail in. and
will keep il until some arraneemeais o.,
made for ito care. either By the people OF
the proper au .bosiiies.
The baby il. apparently.
ABOUT a MONTH OLD.
healthy, and veil formed, sod has th,
msrks Of being handsome when il grow,
into womsnhood.
Mr.. Smith 10 unable 10 ssums the cor,
Of the child, owing to HE own large f.Dily
and should any one desire is for adopsio.
they wall receive il, olher~ise The county
wiIl be called upon to make provisions
f"r its support. Il VS. not badI,
provided Tor, and IL esIdenlly lhl
child of one Who slowed not wisely bot 10,
gel, OF Of . mother who IL unable 70 6nS
employ ment wiih IL encumbs.nce.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
A SHARPER.
How ae Roped In . German Pas
senger Friday Night.

John Rsidferth ia the name Of Germ 40
Who vas '',sken 10" by sharper on the
Missouri Pacific road Friday evening, and
this 10 hov il happened. .. told BAzoo re-
porter while The train isrsird in Sedalis
for supper.
John il q German Of Kansas City, where
he keeps . ANAL grocery store. and seii'
beer, potatoes, and such. He had BEEN Il
81. Louis and wss returning hone. A
stranger took . aest BY his aide. aud il vas
the most natural thing in the world for the
too 10 fall into conversation.
The stranger gave bis name - Henry
Roper, and el.imed to be in business il
Kansas City, . Wholesale dealer in hard.
ware. and the too mutually sers.d To lend
q helping hand 10 escb other over the
thorny way.
The stranger, when the train reached
Je6er.oa City. vss handed . telegram
vhsch he said from his sick sister sesoss
the river. II small station On the Chicago
4 Alton railroad. end called for HE iome.
disss provence. Not caring 10 break q
hundred dollar ball. be appealed to the
0esoaa for the loan Of Eve dollsrs. allow.
ing hin hi. baggage check - security
which he ssid called for . fee ivuak Con.
,siaisg ssep'es Of pistols. HALVES. cod
other cutlery.
The Germs" hesissied st ss.s, hot 6ss!ly
pulled ont bis wallet and gave bic seu.
fund friend the sDonnl de~ired. and Pot
the check in bis packet. His sospieioas
vess aroosed however. and upon reschisa
Sedslis 10 bezess ~ Investigates ssd
found MISUNDERSTANDING carpet BEG. -
Cat - q ,undes. and loOkisg - though %
slephsss he'd besa lying O il ios he pest
si1 ooaihs.
Tie 0rrosa bore hss lcss like phile.o-
phes. however. and newly seoarted :
"Hsd dot oss s.ked tor iveasy dollsn
he'd sieus -. Next tine I know vbo q
dsuss u d rsilvsy drsins."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

The following 10 The 6rss sait % record
in which the telephone hss Ggured. and i,s
6nal result will he watched With issersss.
The Cincinssii Ehqsirw s.ys:
A yoaas lady employed IL . telephone
exchange reported that seos very i"deerss
language he'd hses saed - sooe 90 talk
ing into telephone located q 90 q The
leading business hosses il shs city. A
agent 90 aeas - he plsee q kasises re-
ferrsd 10, ssd - - shess told that he
o6ense sg.insi decesey 80 so0oitted b
. subscriber Who d q sos beleag % lhe ..
tsbiishoeas, sss hsd Aappessd u ssd
usrd The seiephose. whes IL sgeas aked
to b furnished 9th Tie saos q sha
Writing subaesibes. b vs. told tAss e -
sooe Of his buaiaoaL AZ noon the seie.
phone 90 re0oved fro0 she hoaae where
ihe indecent oeoses e0isaae1 iron, saA
In The sfWnoea sosics 80 sesved spoa ~
TeseSSSu6 eoopa1y teste EJECT shss saie
voull - jaeahsss6 loe ,6aoe00 loe Tie
unexpsred 1es0 81 d e6osSses. he suis
will dosbtlss essaas ee0svAss q Q 80
sssioa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Burrell Ciaunch. who killed Brownlee,
in johnson county. ZONE two weeks ego, lie
nov in The Warrensburg Jail. He vas
6nt allowed the freedom Of his home IN.
der guard. bat VS. afterwards arrested and
lodged in Jail. He will be ably defended
By tbs best lawyen i johnson county,
having plenty Of money TO engage them,
and will probably get Of without even q
term in the peoitensiary. And still '.ia
doubtful. Johnson county has been stric,
With her criaiasls in the past, which ID
some guarantee for the future. Clausch
10 following in the footsteps Of Davidson, ia
bitterly denouncing the newspapers which
have had the courage to frovn upon crime
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
FOR CONGRESS!
The Election In This District
Yesterday.
Notwithstanding Jefferson
City and Cole County
Went Back on their Principles
and Gave McClurg q
Majority.
Col. John r. Philips, Of Pettis.
Elected Beyond Q Doubt.

An election in the winter 10 something
like holding a county fair in snow storm.
Yesterday Was election day in the Sew
enth Congressional District-ma de 40 BY
proclaim tioL of Governor PheIp-, to Gil
the vacancy csu.ed by the death OF A. NJ.
Lay. There were three candidates in the
field. viz:
Col. John F. Philip, Of Pe,ii-. the
Democratic candidate.
J. W. Mcfciurg. Of Camden county. the
Republican candidate.
Aldredge, Of Mopiteau county, tie Green
back candidate.
In Sedslis there vas in 1873, 1856 votes
cast. Yesterday there we're 1924 votes cAst
In 1873 the Democratic candidate for Su-
preme Judge received in Sed.lia 7S5 votes
Yesterday Philip received 766 votes 10
this city. The falling of vote in Sedalia
did not come from the Democracy.
At Beaman. in this county, the vote YEA
ierdsy vas Just the same that it vas in
ls7S-l2l. As 4 general thing in the
District, there will he but little more than
half vote cast.
A far ~ heard from, a. the following
special kilograms to the BAzoo will show
the vote added up, stands a. follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
Grand ConCort.

The boys Of Tho 6<dalis Silver Comet
Bind will give smother grand ball 1t
Smilhs Hall On the 2lsf. No. immoral
o. doubtful eharseien will b admitted.
and no ooe gill Be admitted without q"
invitation. The balls given BY there
young men are alvsys veil osnsged and
enjoy ID .ira. aud she AGO be-pesk.
for then . kindly greeting. They are still
In debs email sun fos their unitorms, and
take this means Of raising the money nee
esary to pay %, and certainly the fun.
loving people Of the city ought to give
them eeoesous pasronsse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
d Your HAIR Falling o. Turning
0rayf

"Loadoo Hair Color RestoFPf," ths
most elessly and delightful article ever il.
ssodueed to Tie Aoeriesa people. Il +
sosslly di9esens fros sll osbes,, ~ sticky
Ct gsesy. and free froa ell iopsrs isgre.
diea,s ,h.s reader many other preparations
ebsosioss. Il shiekeas shia hair, sssosss
gray hair. gives IL ses lite. esrss dsadsuG,
causing he hair 70 grow where Il hes fallen
o. or 6ecooe thin, d"ea NOT coil q ssais
seysAiae. and i - perfectly ssd sseg.sily
psepssed - - 0ske it . iassiag hair drsss.
iag ssd toiles luxusy. 1ondea 6sis Color
Resaorer h sold By ell druegis0 st q eeass
bottle, - Sin bottles for q. Ps,seipal
DePes for Ueised Sssssa. 80 Hessh oissh
sesSe6 Phlla6alnhla.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

x0OI0Il00s
The following are the O6oen Of Equity
Lodge No. "a, A. O. D. W., Installed Last
Monday night:
q. &. Lander, Past Master Workman.
A. J. Leece, Master Workman.
c. w. Turnhsm, General Foreman.
E. ]. Nichols. Overseer.
F. Qusrrela, Guide.
A. n. Smith, Recorder.
Wn. Shidy, Financier.
J. 8. Borernan, Receiver.
8. c. Shower. Inside Watchman.
g. Charlie, Outside Waschnsn.
Representatives TO Grand Lodge, J. 8.
0oaefDan and Daniel Grow.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
Accident on the G. Z 4.

Another accident hsppeoed Friday on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, between
Nasshsll and Higginsville. The track
wss not properly built, and When freight
train attempted 10 pa~ over it clipped to
one side, ovesturning several cam, but
doing no serious damage, beyond delaying
trains both ways several hours. Had the
traia bsea . passenger. there 10 no telling
what damage might have been done. Thu
C. 4 A. l. gaining great notoriety for tie
number of its accidents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
Wanted at KnobnoOtor

Parties were in the city Saturday from
Knobaoates. mskine inqui:iss conserving
Cheap Joe" With the is'estien 81 taking
him to that point, but until Sedsiia gets
throogh With The gentleman there p little
probability Of HE being takea nywhere.
Cheap Jos" will leave Sedslia for Jeder-
con City after the mex term Of the Criminal
Court
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
A Pstr,Aed Corpse IN Versailles

- 8OtII0eO SOIpO ~ V0IO0ullS0
IL 1879, ssys the VenailIss, MorK.n
county Gascfs. The Asisiic choIes. brs.ks
out in Vsrs.iiIe.. NJ. jacobs Weaver,
who lived near Hume Mills, this county,
returned the day before from the State Of
Illinois, and Wss taken from the atsee
eoseh into Martini hotel q very ssck m.n.
Phyaiciaus v~se immediaiely summoned,
and upon examination il w.s found that
he W.s suGerine frOE an attack of A.ia,ic
cholera. He lived but . fev days, and
when he dird his semaina were, for the
time, INTER- in ehe cemetery herr. From
that day The dieesae began 10 .psesd, .nd
in very .h"rt time ae.umed the prspor.
stiona Of fearful epidemic, recalling in
she death al eleven or more Of our ciiis<ua.
Les week NJ. W.T.. Wesver. con u the
deceased. came ~ fru0 Chilico,he and
removed The romsiaa Of bis father Ia that
place Tor pesosaest (hierment. II w.s
found upon opening tie c..6in lid and ex-
aiming the corp~e, that the rr0susi we're
setsally pesri6sd. Tie essire body ap-
psss.d o. b In good eease of preaersaiioa
except that there - Q DISSOLUTION Of one
arm 1t the elbow. Although the body had
ben baried nesrly ak years and . half,
and sa0eiens time he'd elapsed TO very
considerable deeresae ID weight. it rrqaired
Fix steOng men 10 lift the col6a aod its
contrasts out Of the grave sod place il into
. wagon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

The ladies Of this association certainly
deserve the symps,hy and a~iseascs Of ,his
commuai,y for their continued sxertions
and devotion % the Interests Of the Read.
ing Room. Within the past two weeks
there have bern ninety three resden, eighty
visitors and thirtv-6ve books taken out
Addit one viii be made to the library from
month to month, a funds can Be secured
for the purrhase. Eight or ten Of PaDsy''
hooka are in
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

me e.-Eias csss~sys hss - AsaShsss ~
several w,vess -
,;, x; ss 81: e. &: !. :: e:
hsreyes "a her husband.
-TAssz- Enprsss Eusesis did ses& - 1sss-
land and pray Whef0 hee - 49, 0oe seai0.
- = a. Chassisasss aspaa. s1sse 80 mp -
Madrid.
taken the highess pssss - leseeleis Pasosieg -
Loado.. sos ssesas ssesssa'ly - peiese0 ~
tuma leaves.
IN. off es Sarge. os.ss.l e ossna.y - -
y..y :s,''i =. ,sa ssS:':: -: 20 ~. 9:
Emperos's A0ily. Re
-Ths bess Asose sbeee tAwyeoeA 4es.. y
woman. Tea y~sss - che vas - vsees. vtsA
osns three laEns Asns.
a:,..s e l s:s:s'.i ; S:ss = -. =
s:,:s. s.Ssssssi5 - sisissssy.
Mss Hsries q Tnpp - aaohs ssasce -
DavesPest. leo..t.sasY e.s 80 - y -: =.
sho eanhVe % ~ 0lsgeos - - O00es
Then, are 2lA wsoss sssAs.ls - Uaasessisy
College, LonAos. A. eaaosro ,asoepeo eosy -
vo@ee. asd . ~ eely = - - efse e -
tended By male 80 Sasese ssossoee ss00ss.
troussrsu Of Ihe Qusea efopaio b . heoA4rsoo -
electro butsevAes, in which he eos0sD 80 tguo -
he, anA whsa 0esa shssg $500 oossee ODooo-
fully.
The Ns~ Yssk Isesias NJ aye 49, -
cover shs sss;ss Top a - - eassy . ssepi.
eios that thsy ars ,ssssAs1 - ssessa eeon0
--Umil.a."s rs:s.e .ass.A u 'o..A..- =
!sSss. =. .rss Ia: ;sisss l.sssa - -
sc.ss 1ro,,ed u.iSrneeah asssa isaVsa" ~
pesuliar vellsys ase nltnly. 12.aa
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
A Social Club.

Notwithstanding the mud and rain lss'
Tueaday evening. quite number Of the
ladies and gentlemen OF orr town met ii
the residence Of c. c Hardeaatle. on ths
corner Of Ohio and Fifth streese, 70 organic
. social club. The time wss spent in dan
cling until eleven O'Clock. afier which III,
club was organised and officers appointed
The next meeting will Be- held It Prof
Phil. Perrys music rom. Al twelse O'CLOCK
the company dispersed. and all expressed
theoaelves yell plessed siih the evening.
Dafnes aiannNnf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13

Thoosswds Of lsdies Of ss6neoeat have
expressed their delight 81 6ndinG such
delicate, fresh. losery fragrance in Dr..
Price. Uaique Perfume. Pet Roae. Lily Of
the Valley. Evening Vio:ss. ssd bis other
odon. Ladies sud seasleoea Of tasss sp-
cree;sls ,hs svssssso Of D.. Psies's PEI.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-13
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bee epeaed oct . fsi-clso repairing shop
9Th e. Ryss. sho hes worked il ,hs city
iee ,hs PEA six months. end hss hsd -
yesa Of psse.ie.l eAPerieaee. Sewing
Nsehisss . spseislsy. Al work sasras-
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