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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-23

SOMETHING ABOUT CLOTHING.
READ THIS!
IT is TO YOUR INTEREST.
WHAT YOU CAN DO AT A. STRAUS,.
You can buy BUSINESS SUIT for So;
BETTER ONE for 49,
good ALL WOOL SUIT for SO;
AFINER ONE for Sl2:
ASTILL FINER ONE for S15
genteel DRESS SUIT is offered at 80;
The BEST DRESS SUIT in the city
at the price, at $l2.
For very Dice DRESS SUIT see those at Sl5
fine French Diagonal DRESS SUIT,
Suitable for dress or street wear at SI8.
Handsome English DIAGONAL and WORSTED
SUITS,
equal to any custom made, at 800.
FALL CVEROOAT5 in endless variety at ST, SO,
$40, $i2. SIS, Sl8 and $40.
Immense assortment of PANTS, YOUTHS,
BOYS and CH1LDRENs' SUITS.
You can save money by purchasing your CLOTH
ING for yourself or boys by calling at
A. STRAUS,
1OI1 Pennsylvania Avenue.
oci22 Bet ween10th and 18th streets
90 TO ENGEL'S AUCTION HOUSE.
" 112S Penna. avenue.
One door from goth street, and buy your
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
1t will pay you. Strictly cash sales but re,v IN y
Oct1t GREAT BARGAINS.
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FoH RENT
BIZ r. o. HOFFMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND ArcrroSKEn.
Tenth and streets northwest.

make no charge to landlords for advertising
their Property, and keep il before the public con-
stantly.
I have many Of the Finest Building Sites ia the
city for sale. Also, Houses in every section st prices
from 81, 600 to 5000 Now Is the time to buy.
oct23 &. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and r SITS NV
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T. \ t
That els giant rev HOUSE. No. 2209 Pennsylvsnia
ave-, corner 23d street Is delightful rooms; fur
race. ard all other modern improvements Large
side and back yards. is for rent, $50 per month.
Apply to
cct22-7t 713 Market Space or 1918 Pa. av.
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A LII THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Pa lTFRN BOENETs and HATS, fine MILL
kERY GOODS, DhESS TRIMMINGS aid Blu T.
IONS, three styles of FRENCH CORSETS UN-
OERGkh MRNTS, LACES. fine NECKWEAR.
KID GLOVES. SUITS, LADIES' OLOAKS,
MISSES CLOAKS, OaOHMERE WRAPPERS,
Sid all the most recent Novelties.
M. WILLIAM. Cite TTt wise, Paris; 907 Pa ave.
Feathers DYED, Curled and Cleaned equal 10 new
ones. 6ep30
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lU STRENGTHENING P0 ROUS PLAS- lU
lEKr, TEN OTIS. APIECE.
DENTIMEDER, o sure cure for toothache local
or peuraleic. Csc per bottle.
For safe ct
~ KA0CzEWsATrSSn ransa.macy.
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PROPOSALS.

i IADIVNAI4 N.
EhOSrECT HILL CEMETERY
sealed Proposals for the laying out of and grad
lng II new walk at the above Burial Ground will
be received until noon FRIDAY, the 18th Of Nov.
by the undersigned, where plans and specifications
are en- view. q. q. WALKER, superi tondent.
Cct2S-3 1918 + street NV.
Proposals for Iron Work.
Cfice cf Building for state, War and Navy De-
partments.
WASHINGTON, d. O., October %, 1880
SEALED PhOPUfALS for Dishing. deliver
irv and putting in place the Wrought and Cast Iron
work required for the roof of the north wing
Of the building for State. War and Navy D"n' :
nents in this city, will be eceiye1 at this oil
until IL M, OF Noven Der 9Th. 1850, and opened
IL med,ately thereafter, in presence of bidders
Upon application to this Office, intending bidders
VAL he furnished with specifications and blank
forms Of proposal, and will either be upplied with
full sets CT drawings or informed where they may
have access to them.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
oct2O ct Lieut.. Colonel Corps of Enlineers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Mr.. J. J. Howard started out his force Of 10
men on fruit tree canvass through tine north
and west.
-Messrs hOgsns and A. b. Wilson returned
Sunday from u successful fruit tree delivery IN
Colorado.
Mr.. Decklmayer. travelling for the we'll
known hrm OF Scher Bros. Sesixlia, wac IN
town Wednesday.
MIR. Vim. Divers and Mrs Mamie Holbert,
where married Sunday the 18th inst, by the
Rev. j. l.. Carmichael.
The firm Of Cough Nesbt have desoI we'd .
Nr. Nesblt retiring and Mr.. Cough will continue
the same lime Of business.
MIR. Bud w,nkler u popular young man OF
this town, has returned from q visit AMONG
friends IN North Carolina.
The measles still prevail in this locality.
Among those reported having them 10 Ar Jay 4.
Garyes, who appears to be enjoying himsslf
highly.
The "Knob Noster Gem one Of the best
papers IN johnson county made its first appear
ance yesterday With eight pages. the change vas
heartily appreciated. and much credit should b
gwen to Mr. Z. D. Crawford, Its editor, n makisg
| the Gem what il Is.
day night BY report going the rounds. that z
young gri hvinx in the northern part Of t0Wu,
had become the mother OF q bsuncinx boy baby.
without the fOsmslity Of becoming q wife, AID
had been aided To the long roll Of th0se Who had
"ioves moi wisely, but too Wo,l." The name VI
| the Young girl n withheld on account Of her
family. Perhaps something more startling will de-
veiOp IN y short time when u becomes known
NhS the father 10.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Judge Baker - bayins corn here aud ship
ping 10 To Texas.
This - hu- growing weather lor an, thu.
that can stand the frosts.
} :. Fleming aud iNnIel MeNair shipped six
car oa'is vi tat cattle AMI hogs To 81. LotIS thls
week
An assault ani battery ease - tsinc hrar.i't,
day before Esquire HARRISON regarding, Ia. >chno
matter.
Ennis Halni,ne returnG and gave himself up to
the officers. and Ps'si his -: AMI says he is GO
ng To qIf making noise.
so nos il ~ all quiet AMI peaceful at La
monte. except the school difficulty which seems to
grow IN excitement, rs the hrs still continues to
b. fed.
In the case Of the state 81 Missouri vs.. Mrs
BLACKWELL, t%fore squire HARRISON, for assault
and battery on the teacher. Col. Snosldy entered
= noile pros, and dismissed the case.
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Timely Caution.

Genuine Hop Bitten are put mp in square
panelesi. amber colosrd hotties, With white
label on one side printed in black lstsers.
and green hop cluster, and on the other side
yellow paper With red letter.; revenue
stamp over The cork. This il the only form
in shich genuine Hop Bit,ers are pot up,
AID the SHE right ." n AXE. sell and use
them 10 granted 10 the Hop Biiiers Mig
20. Of Rocherser. n Y, and Toronto, Ont.
BY patents, coPyr'shs and trade mark. All
othess put W in any other way OF BY any
one elae, claiming tn be like il OF pretend
ing 10 contain hops, BY whatever names
they may Be called. are bogus and unit ior
use. and only pat up 70 sell and cheat the
people On the credit and popularity Of Hop
Bistes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
FOR TaR LADIn
Spring Fashion Notes for Grave
and Gay.

-sm.u ..,,s,,. ,,.,aa i, mel. ,.ur.., .,,.~.
x,od.
a.,hsr i. ,,. n,or,,. .o,,r u, the ,.w..
.itk c,,..l.
r..... -~s.,s ~ WIZ
-PintatA or 6ui u<a hen feathers are ySPy
-PsrssoIs are substituted tor bells in horal
wedding derOrxtlons.
-Heiiotrope bsa.l< are tn supersede those OF
irridescsnt Y.Ass, 10 - said.
s,lk. are the last style shoe in London.
A..
You strsw osssNs, aHernaank WIN e'seA
-sasPet gnrden'sx - the accomplishment that
frsach society nos Il nsaads Of woman.
Tho nsw shades u brown are pheasant.
c0aehsmans 0rnt argent 81 0r-S,iSer AMI gold.
~ G.,
Ionabis even IN late sernp aud early summer
gOO.ts.
Ian. h..,u.. ,...e;,, val, ox., IN. hin.
are sun sor" oy meg !" Who" 'hsy are os-
so1"s-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

EaiW,u Bootb 10 u:
Legion Of Honor.
C.reross' N,nssrsis performed in Pia>bary Pa.
jar'us the past week.
Joseph J-Aer>oa is . grandfather ~n.i Mr.
fsr~oa n thsisapPy IMAM.
The Criterion Come.ty Company played In New
Haven. e.. Aps'' ~ q. A.idIssswn -. wihsnsn-
barney NcCAuisy sa.i company played IN lynn.
aass.. April -. Lssssscs u. AAsrhsssss. N.
Miaais Primers "Bsastax S-heor' company
Hhysd e Fssdsspsrs hssss " ssh'astsa y. G..
Aiee Oasss' Comic .eper. Company ere u close
ssr. n. T.. Nail
Ar Dsrse,, and ,rosp< psrssrn~d in BarIiuxams
Mas Apnl ~. Psab0jy -, NsWsou -, Wichita
~ hu>tness - reported good.
Robert ssekney's imperial Circus, Museum.
and Msnaeerte gave Its dr>s shows this SEASON
~ ffsss6ass. Pa. April ~ audi.
Maurice 6rsa's French "psrs eomp~uv on
April :: closed 2 fAsriy suecsssft,l week NJ the
Holiday street theatre, hAitihs"rs. MI.
Miss Emma Abbott is about :eW.iiax one Of her
most profitable seasons u 10 SAID that her share
at the rece'pis II little less than 500
Joseph JsfS-r.V1 anil COMPANY plsye.l IN
PotisS'll~. N. April ~. Ea>,on s. Ianville "A,
Lancaster May !, and are due at Treat.u, y. j., B.
p.,sts.""m,, y H Al, =. is'ua .s'c ~
YaIj, ~ Bnikief.,,i NJ ~ rnr,I.r.s ~ ~"
L AZ The eooelusion OF his engagement in Lou
aen, n our xaaIt s'ii Z" to .seer Anmeryan 70
aeria' S "' '"e W." 'o's
| SICK. NO., April -. M0beriy -. Columbia -,
Me1ro -. NscSe City q, kirksviiie -, kloom-
- IN =,
, Tony rsstor and comesoaton Psrf"rmed IN
wsrr.:.r!: Mass. y. brS<E,Oo >. Fro,si.ns-.
| H. j., ~ way.
l Forepaugh's Aggregation oil arrive in Wash
,nxtoo, d. C., May !. and exhibit there ). =. 5.
the night Of May I.
Mis-, Mary Au.,erS>n closs. hs, .s~,pn.
season shsr her tout Of the New Ens,.nd
circuit, Nav Is and viiI then pass come ,Isv !.
Josesiy CAV. q solo piano entertainment, a, the
troy v.II r., q to r.. s.y- our
though the performance Vas good
| N.,s $780,. ..u.,. -,
| VISITED II~fsyette. Ip,I.. H1r,i 81 Sor,usSsiS
m, "a, Iscaiur q. JacksonyiiIe -. Peoria ~.
klo0mlngtou Nay J. and are due NJ %. Loui. g.
one week.
The L,ngssds, A'es I and William Horsce' have
.s,n,op =, go. ~ ue nou,, AusHnn, IN
ter" hut have been successful. They viii re-
turn 70 the United States in september next.
u C5 80; ssnS! VINO cnme 70 tnas
sh.h III ..s', - s.n. ns,nx w n""e, wneIe
| q ~, - IL spto'usmr". "'" s"'1,y ~
v"ss.m n. l" s"x.nsx',"s 49, ~ Of . as. ""s"'
| 49, ss..-X,, =.
ga ~, :. S Spxmy . % w ~ I'us-
| NJ 1911 ~ Jps'.s.m -. 1.s'
.r."~csa s~yy.-, ~ ~ M n, 20 lynn =
| - S~'n :. 80" y, n.c'oue. NaS"us' ~
Adelaide Nelson ersAn her iArexeii engage.
ment to New YORK at Booths Theater last
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

The editorial convention, which will
meet in SedAha on the Ilth of next month.
bids fair 10 be very pleasant occasion.
No efforts are being apared By The eiiis.as
d the future c,pital to provide Tor the
~elfaFe and comfort of the meobess Of the
s,sso daring their aaasadancs q IL con.
veetioa.-&. Cls;s Csxmk Obsw;r.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Life 10 bat short, and We should do oil
ve can to Psolo"g IL Cheek q cough or
cold q once by using an old anil reliable
remedy, ,uch a. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price only % cents . bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04
Nerve.

IL 10 great th,eg 10 hsve what i called
nerve. and soshiag cosssiAssss uoss 70 ese
power Of PAysiesl control thss ssasd, dee
Wassers 0ais Nesvias. Il alse rsli.vsp
~ kind q Paia, ssd esss hssdaeas I'D
nsussieis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Did he thought ever strike you amid
ships. soa, that there Wss. A astonishing
number Of breaches of the fifth command
ment committed every day in the week !
No? You never thought Of it.! Well, IL
you will place yourself directly in the
path along which that thought il calling
through the sea Of time. il will strike you
amidshira, cod moreover it will asaooish
you. The age has given b'rth 70 pa
rental irreverence which Is, in any light
By which ne msy look At il, unpar3onable.
II 10 not alone that the yoaag
man that hes been imbned vith
the spirit Of the age. never speaks Of his
father but - ''the old nsn," or "ths gov
ernor," and Of his mother but - 'the old
lady" or "the old woman" That is .
disrespect which has not arisen in our day
but il is that he habitnally prssuoes TO
chow disrespect by disregArding their opin-
ions and advice. BY contemptuously
thinking them old fogies. and BY failing in
lu6l uCbCICuCC Which SOu VWeUe w SUC
Law ef nature and the Law of God, to his
parents.
Young boys talk back" to their
mothers. Young men pay no heed 70 their
l.thee's counsel. They sit With their feet
on table 1t home, in the coolest corner,
and smoke cigar while they read the pa
ger which they we're the 6sst 70 seize.
Sooner than act q their mother's escort to
an entertainment, they will pile excuses
higher than the father of lies would dare.
The "old woman" IL not one whose desires
are to Be Consulted. She j. old enough
to 20 it alone If she wants to.
Gues she can End the way home
if she chances TO stay out after night.
Does the ''old man" need any assistance
Of . night let him get il where be may
Your time il teo valuable and life IL too
short to lose precious moments BY pound
ing away at some dry Office work. The old
man will knock ID out anyway, If you give
him time enough. Il may keep him busy
until midnight, but thGs need not interfere
With your rest. That's the vsy yoa be-
lieve il th.se and q thousand similar thing,
and you know ii. con.
But it il all wrong. Your girl may
think you are . very nice fellow, but you
are far from Il il Jon do. not svince for
your father and your mother that respect
ful consider.tioa which 4 their due. The
boys may believe you ths bsst compan
ion in the world, bat you will BE- . bad
man if you have begus b being . bad son.
The true man 10 his motheris helper and he
venerates his father You may have, away
down IN your heart q love which . great
test would reveal in all its worth, but it is
not only II such . moment but in the little
things of life, and At all times, that il
should be given demonstration.
Others may perceive faults; il is not for
you 10 zee them. much less to appear 70.
Who has carried you through life, son
Who has pArdoned every ofiense Who.de-
spite Of your vices. still believes in your
worth? Answer. son. answer in your heart,
whether or not you are what you should be
TO your parents. Think over our rough
suggestions; don't s0eer ct them. Truth is
always truth. even from the devil.
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Lot tho Noots Alone.



The following d from Tie pen Of Thsd.
n. Gardosr. editor Of the Oscsola Ssa:
We are pleased 10 observe that he q.
ceiIent abilities Of Hon. jobs T. Heard, Of
6esisiia, an not only rscognissd BET sppss-
c'aied. A formal call has rsaeatly been
made upon him. siGasd By several hundred
representative democratic In the counties Of
Fetsis aud Salias 70 repssasas ths0 IN that
senatorial district. NJ. Heard vsll b re.
me~bered - having 70 ably ssrved Petais
county in the tveaty-sevseeh esssrsl ~
sembly. He 80 osde chsismsa Of tbe
ways sod means committee. ssd in that
capacity displayed . degrss al ability
rarely witnessed In shs hall Of tbe IeRis-
iature. He saerlihg qualities q hssd add
heart have Won al The psopls. shrooshost
the state. . repasstioa 1os kioself that be
may veil Be proud Of. We ssuse tAas NJ.
Heard will consent 10 represent ske people
in his seoetoeisl dlasrice IN The sexs II.
islatUre.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

e'e~'Isooe 'sse . oees sess aeoos NE
'''"e me "'."es eesssss W. enc OF
Ne P':' s'''eoa". "Po" me P'e''e q
os0~ s'"s' y~'s'"sy.
MIA. ......... 49,.
:. L...s - .....-a...,, m. ....."
-ns oes 9th TIE SS2 Poasd hog
he sra..pm took il in
up ,..,
" ~ N' Nv '.'
'" " NV
- ..
.,.-..:,'.T
w., -, H..
W.. ' '" "'' 's
,.-.. ~
:" - 80 @ -
s'' =" "'s">
- -. '"<
% .'" ''"'
49, '' ''" ''' =" 'oSs'
The laying Of the conventions of shs
Z. r. ehoses s''i take place II TOO O'Clock
in The siaesnooa. isssesd Of iee in The lore
oooo. % May oh.
-N". Jael Gentry and her daughter,
NiA Mary, are whiting An. Sssgissoa
Aossisoe, at Denver. They will retuss
within the next ten days.
-W;lI;. K;rv m. of m. n.-,;cl.,. 4.
nso"n. sP'"x' Ses'ef"ey' "ss o'''e" On
'"s ."NN ".. o"' '"e 'eP"'e W.
"o' u . P'''0"o"' A'""'
One hundred and thirty-one ears oil
stock vent east this morning n one o'cloch
on the Psci6c. consigned to the National
s'oe1 ys'"s' %. LOUIS.
vilhsss ndine Yesterday vss eenuis>
sboek beer day, there vess but few drunkeu
men On the streets, aad the police vess pol
called upoo to do duty.
% hoe John ROGER, came 10 b On th~
bsides .eross Muddy creek. The psob.
sbili,ies are that il will ever remain q
uysser,.
"A een''e"a" ''o" Se"s'.' o. The
R,h.,, RIM ~, too, 81 >,.a a. :,
W. $500 ~. z. .h..,s,I ,.,.o.,.-
-. %.
John Kelly, the second street saloon
keeper, had knock down ssgumsat with
~ ~. .o' ~ ". -',
:,
- ' ""-' '' ""' '''
Three bapsis~s ss the chris'is" church
last might. Meeti"ss will continue 'hi'
...rc $50
..r,. -. .", an 81.
",
--whe" Bill Jackson surrendered h''
star yesterday, alter h's resignation" hs''
' -. , -, y
~. 49,. $. ..:,,ao,., No.. r.. .
-. 80 -.
The nan With the big hog hssnt shs
most "e'odioss voice ]" The "os'i, - 'ho''
O.,- 80 -. 49,, ...;.;.,
,I....... 1900, .,;.;d. y A. .,h;k
;,o. ..;. ...,A....L
-Aas"as C''y 'a'ss Of s's'''"e . "c
isosee eo@mi''ee; q 'ssss shs Io"nnt' ,"
:. 800. 49,. .... ,h., :, "a, ~.
.o,. ,.....,, 900 ,.,;.f f,.. ,..l.,-.
- .s.,a~, :. . 1870,
Jenny Dates '"seoa" o. ins Aa:ss'
fse'ee ya'da. AAesss C''y' s"' oe ""''e'a ."
oss'.Ss u I. u e'e'~ '"ss s''e'"""" =" ~ -
49, ...s...,..h.p-. w., w..,.. go.
=, -. .o,.,.-.,;o.,I .hn,.h
The oemhsss Of he ~. Z church o.
Drs-Se" have kindly granted their P.s'os'
isev. J. X. futile, vacation 70 s'"'a the
gsaersl coalerescs Of The ~. + church. u
ssd hss Old hoos % Nsw soss'
Vow
A man told his friend that he hsd
joissd the army. "Whaa seHi0sesr hia
irissd asked. '1Ob, don't osss that;
mean Tie army Of he Lord" "Ah. Whist
church :" "The nspsiss." WHY. 80 the
reply. .shsss sos shs asoy; its he navy"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Il u u0oeoa that aeauess Of the ws0oess
Of Tie hoard of aDdesoes. in eoeiusetioa
With The asyos elect, 80 held On Friday
siehs lass. Al thas caucus. report has Il.
shsy sgrssd on sAe following NAMED - .
psss a ths new police Soses: Phil Kelly.
Joha Murphy aad Pat Bsattea. Il vill
mae sAas Plssss eoodly nsobss 81 sAs
oIiss eisissas Of Saulalia In know that Joha
Murphy vill sgaia - o. ~ Soscs. He
~ bsss 90 a he ~ - oose ts0sly
oRcses 0p1alia ever ho4.
Rnrshee naninoeie0 Veso nos 6eVOoopoa
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Died.

On Saturday. My ls1 Il 60 p. n. a.
~ lingering illsea of Ten vesks. q Bic
rrsidesce six miles vess Of Sedalia, Ne.
JAMS Brovn, aged s. yeen.
The funeral services Vill - held st IL
hapeise ehurch ss Dssa6ea, Aoadsy oosU-
is9. ahs - iass. q 10 o'elock, Rev. b. X.
Hallao o6cisling.
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Explanatory.

There having been some uncalled for sur
misses and criticisms upon the removal oil
the remains of GouldA. sturges from the
cenetery in this city 70 GAINESVILLE. the BA.
zoo With pleasure publishes the explans.
tion Of the reasons which lei to the step
although ten years had elapsed since Mr..
Sturees' interment here. - furnished by
members of the family.
IL wss the desire of Mr.. Sturees' mother,
whose death preceded his, and her last ne
guest that her con should BY Der side sleep
his long last sleep. At the time OF his
burial here, the remains we're encased in
metallic coffin for the express purpose of
enasiing them to be more readily removed
- coon ~ the weather W. more suitable.
Bot the death Of his son vas such shock
70 Mr.. S.urees the elder, Who vas seventy
eight years Of age at the time,
thas it vss considered 10 be wholly
unadvisahle to add to his grief BY bringing
the remains Of his son home during his
life time, and here they remained. With
bis concurrence, and BY his request, they
were 70 wait until he Vas gone. Then"
said be. "bnnG Gould and put him bee,de
his mother and father" The death of Mr..
Gould the elder occurred about year ago,
since which time the monuments have been
in process Of construction, and il Was TO
fui6ii this request made 90 many year.
before tast the remains we're recently sent
10 the old Ohio home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Rev. NJ. Pisscs. Of esdslia. pssaeAsd
10 good asdisscs 6s.dsy svsaine. h
eessleoas = . pleasant I'D leseibjs spsak-
Wmsas 1sgis1r. DO. --
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-05-04

Il a. sneiassr o. Ma. 90. n, K. 4 T.;
just beieee / stopped The engine il beskiae
mp meth o. Iadaaaa stsoet epu~iue. the
fireman said - had run over . bey: be
saw . boy shead Of he engine lyise a the
track did not bear Or &c Major Vac
Bsunt; I ~ ronaiag q he TIM akout ~
SLOW - you oosld run, aAeut ose o. too
niIas % hour; de 6reaas - riseine
The bell q the tins; ~ besksnaa ~
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Book Beer Oay.

1870 ASO0A 10y.
Yesterday was the only genuine, true
asd original Book beer day. The bocs
bee, has Of coure been for some time on
draught. but yesterday wac the especial
tiee set apart for worship ct the beery
shrine. The leading sample-rooms decors.
ted their fronts with trees and the space
behind the bars With book beer kegs, and
expert manipulston of the glass that cheerr
but does not inebriate, when taken 10 limi.
ted quaniltle,, dealt out schooners of il
that rapidly sailed down appreciative
throats. Book is the Teutonic way Of say
ing Buck, and the boys followed the iuvi-
tation exteeded in the name Of the bever.
age. and bucKed beer al day, and % far
into the night - TIE beer and the bows
could stand it. II vas the regular day ~
apart for driaking inspiration from the
Book fOunt-the Let Of Msy-and II is
probably the most ornate beer drinking
feast in the calendar. The drink Is
Gambrinus' earliest and strongest brew.
Add . glass Of it goes twice - far towards
the drinkers head a glass of the ordiua-
~ malt preparation reaches. Every &C.
loon in the city ornamented it. dripping
sasctnary With keg or more of book, and
appropriate embIems and pictures sueReet-
i've Of the butting proclivities of the brand
were seea vyins in prominence with the
soap fringed mirror and the highly elabor-
ale and intensely significant mo credit"
cas6. Bock Mas sought By everybody
whose tastes ran at ell u the direction Of
bear, and vhsn the rock gave out the ordi.
narily brewed beverage vas tapped and eel
out and swallowed jast the same as If the
Extraordinary brand had not been ex.
hausted. Book beer day, singulsrly enough,
is not accompanied By any unusual amount
OF intoxication. and the sorrow and aobriety
that tealovs j. eelebrasion will not se fair
y represented in the police court dock To-
morrow morning. One or two book beer
victims may siray into the fold, but % q
general thing The men who drink beer. and
those Who paw tribute to DE apotheosised
keat. give TIE police0aa vide berth and
prefer carrying the effect Of the drink homo
70 displaying it on curhstoes and lamp
posts or on the unyielding couch of Gala.
hooee CELL
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". i. Jdekson,
DEAR SiR:-Your resignstion asssnitary
policeman u sccepsed, and il given me
pleasure % aay that your services have
eeea Of Gseat beoe6t to the city, and that
y0u have in every rsspect given sssisfsc-
lion % YounA. &C..
Il. L. FAULHABEx,
Neyos's O6ce. Mayor.
6edalla, Msy ]. 1880.
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WEILER'S
NeWSt0Vez TinSt0re,

This the Place buy lowest prices We keep the
world renowned Bright Side wood the best also The c
hrated Usage and Wnona Valid eal which the
king the the bet range for The and number
of other tin copper and eet All kinds OF b work and
speciality the celebrated Cleveland
company Cous and examine goods before p
chasing vhsrs and money BY dung All goods warranted
rspsss1ated .s..,..
WALTERS, 116 EAST MAIN ST..
SIDALIA,: 10. as-s44 .as.ss.5 t.