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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
LAMONTE ITEMS.

Quarterly meeting commenced at the
Methodist church TO-DAY.
Joe Barrett, OF Sedslia. was up TO this
place looking around. this week.
Il. L. Littleield and Mrs. G. B. Little
field. oi Knob Noster. were visiting friends
here this week.
-Narccllus Carton has moved from
his farm into tOwn. so rs To b. nearer his
business-lumber and grain buying.
Mr.. Simmons, Of Sedslia. has pur-
chased the stock and restaurant OF Mr.
Mccullough, and will continue business At
that stand.
The farmers are now very busy cutting
up corn and preparing to Sow wheat.
There will not he as much wheat sowu here
As last fall-toO many bugs.
--Thos. lnmxn came to this place about
two years ago from Indiana, entirely broke.
After purchasing some few provisions, ETC.,
he lacked FIVE cents Of having enough
money to purchase q coffee mill. Now,
through his energy aud push. be has teams
enough to enter largely into farming, and
this year has raised twenty Eve hundred
bushels of grain. Some Of the wheat was
sold this week ut &l.25 per bushel. His
FAX he got ninety cents per bushcl Tor.
This sets him out of debt, and he is able to
buy all the farming implements he needs.
He will. this year. SOW two hundred acres
of wheat. The ground he has nearly all
plowed. and will soon commence seeding
it,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06

There are, perhaps, desperate cases
OF mother-in-lawism, As, for instance.
where the mOther-in-law beats her
son-in-law, knocks him down with the
family broom. or forbids him his own
house. But think If the extremity
to which fond. gentle mother in-law
must have been reduced before resort
ing to such harsh measures These
cases are to be regretted; but are all
the mothers-in-law in the land to he
Judged By a few phenomenal ill.,
stances of misdirected energy? As
we'll might all mankind be doomed to
the tormen,s OF perdition because
here aud there an assassin is evolved
from the general mass.
1t may he admitted that al excess
of mother-in-lawism is possible. Let
us suppose . case: 4 man marries
three or four times, and in each in
stance the mother-in.Iaw survives her
precious child and adheres to the
much-afflicted widower. Three or
four mothers-in.law under one roof
might be rather too much female
society for Que sou-in-law. 1t lie, per-
haps, an automatic fact in the science
Of mother-in-lawism that there is
not room in any one house for more
than one mother-in-law. But is there
no limit to greed, Who is there 50
avaricious after the good things Of
| life Is to marry half:a-dozen times
with the mere selfish design Of secur-
ing an undue proportion Of the stock
Of UNDERESTIMATE
He who would attain to the acme
Of earthly bliss, let him marry the
daughter Of q widow. The estates Of
widowhood and mOther-in-lawhood
combined are believed to hold in
solution, as it were. all the exquisite
charms with which the divine sex is
endowed. The widow fascinates and
the: mother in-law guides; the por-
tentou.. admonitory frown Of mother
in-lswt,ood is dispelled by the enchant-
ing smile Of widowhood. II the one
scatters thorns. the other strews
flowers along the pathway Of the SON
in-law's life. Between these two
blended forces-the one cum obiing
the other refning-the son-in-law, if
he is as wise as serpent and As harm
less a. dove. may test the pure de-
lights Of All earthly E:ys;um.
Notwithstanding her divine attri-
butes, the mother-in-law must be re-
carried as a purely human device:
. else why was she not found in the
Garden of Eden 1t would be imPious
I; to doubt the wisdom Of the Creator !;
but who can dwell upon that momen-
| tous fall, in with 1--WE sinned all. -
without mental agony. in view Of
what actually happened, as contrssted
with what might have been had
! Adam possessed a motherin-law to
warn him against indulging in green
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
Will They Play /?

The BAzOO has it on good authority
that the Setlalia boys are willing to play
a match game Of base ball with the jeff
erson City nine, so-called champions OF
Central Missouri. for the silver ball and a
purse OF 500. Sedalia's men and money
are ready at any time, and if the Capital
City lads are anxious to display their
skill, the opportunity is now presented.
Will tho Journal or Tribune speak out
OH the subject?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06

A Frenchran loves turnips with duck
TX
Queer. 4 man Of any other nation
alitv couldn't tolerate it. We suppose
English travellers generally do not
like German cOOks.-Ex.
Male cooks, YOU mean.
More cutting, more healthy pu.. more
hope Of recovery.-Ex.
And less Bliss.
There is q distant smack OF autumn
in the air, and even a tinse Ut it in the
sunshine.-Ex.
Produce the tinze and we'll agree with
you.
1T will not do to suspect every man
with swarthy skin OF having been At the
seashOre. II may b. nothing worse taAn
liver complains.-Ex.
Or saddle-colOred octoroon.
Felix. chief OF the Union Financier
bank. OF Paris, thought it better TO take
the funds himself than to pay his cred
itors, seeing the outlay OF the bank would
be the same. hence disappeared with about
;5OO,OOO.-Ex.
! Felix is the gentleman's name. lnieiix,
the condition OF the creditors.
Roscoe Conklins is not So years o;
age vet-but he has had An experience In
| the last few years that few senators will
! have in life TIMEX.
Just SO. Shorguns and SIGH.
| -Globe-Democrat: THE presidents
physicians think they will soon be able to
remove their patient to the soldiers home.
Perhaps it would have been better-6ut,
We forget this is not the New York Her
add"
! Well, no; not quite.
When Rev. DR.. Cuyler, OF Brooklyn,
stepped of the steamship on his return
from Europe, he Immediately telegraphed
his venerable mother, at Saratoga, - fol-
lows: PSALMS, <, viii, l4.-EI.
The frugal Theodore. He saved about
6i,y cents.
An Ohio man named Jacob Carter.
who Was on visit to friends in Indiana,
lost twenty-five cents in the grass and BE-
came 80 excited in looking for it that he
burst = blood vessel and died. He vas
probably in some way related to Hayes.
l-Ex.
Wrong. Hayes relative would have
left his quarter At home.
-Four old ladies ON = piazza, having
socnets IN nnbu rs1en ahOnt the 0uantity
and style OF the family silver that came
scribe twice alike, are equal to four packs
OF FIRE crackers set of in an empty barrel
!-Ex.
;, Add an old-fashioned sewing machine, a
planning machine, buzz-saw and fullinS
hammer in q wooden mill
The papers all speak OF courtshiP
and marriage brought about BY note
written on an egg shell.
That must have been an egg-straordi-
nary affair. 1t is good thing. The two
hearts arc now yoked together.
fare YOU the mate OF this ship" said
q newly arrived passenger to the cook.
mo. sir; am the man who cooks the
mate" said the Hibernian.
Inquirer "No; man who catches
gnats is not necessarily naturalist
), -"what will best plant the doctors
bill :" asks IN exchange.
The best thing We ever used was the
seeds Of cucumber.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06

The 3yoeeroUD OoSeCt1vo.
A seedy looking individual, clad in
suit of dilapidated leans, sauntered into
Marshal Shy Office yesterday morning. He
examined the Winchesters and other &C.
coutremeuts Of the three young farmers
arrested on suspiciOn Of completely in the
Lexington stage robbery, which imPle-
ments were lying in . corner Of the room.
and asked, in . con6dential and familiar
manner:
"Boys gone ystw
"No," answered the marshal, "they are
still here. They've been released. how
ever"
Something wrong shout them fellen,"
observed the gentleman Of the jeans.
"Oh. no, there isn't, said Shy, mo more
than there is about yOn."
II know what I'm talking about"
"Well, who are you, anyhow? said the
marshal, becoming rather inquisitive IN
his turn.
The only reply upon the part Of
the visitor Was mysterious turning back
Of the lapel Of his vest, thereby exhibit
ing to the officer little tin star shout the
sire Of . fourleafed clover.
well, where do you liver inquired the
"Oh, l live around" va the answer.
"Have you got any name?"
"well, YES. Oh, I live around kinder
With the boys." replied the gentleman,
significantly tapping his star.
Marshal Shy rather lost interest in the
conversation about this time and was about
to turn away, when the stranger closed up
on him and said, mysteriously:
"Pinkerton's in town."
"Is that sO?" said the marshal.
ayes, I'll introduce you to him."
Never mind" said Bob, turning away.
"If Pinkerton wishes to see me he can find
nv Office. Thank you"
And the marshal left the great man in
state Of deep surprise, . sort Of somnolent
bewilderment, as it were, at the kind,
quality and heartiness of his reception in
Sedalia. II the Winston train robbers or
the James boys only knew who wss after
them they would ship their weapons and
themselves in on the first train, and sur
render penitently.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
FLEA BITES.

CONE LET u ALL SCRATCH.
Fashion note: Linen busters are use
full ii not handsome. They CO protect q
dollar calico A. we'll as seventy-five dol
lar elk.
The difference between . hill and a
pill is that the hill is hard to get up and
the pill is hard to get down.
A muzzle over dogs mouth is very
useful. /, acts As a suspender to his
pants.
We don't object to their being called
ostrich feathers; tits only the injustice to
the turkey that seems hard.
Notwithstanding the intense heat Of
the past month, cats still wear their fur
Overcoats.
-"Wha, is the best corn EXTRACTOR
asks sufferer.
Crows, By all odds.
When our pilgrim fathers first landed
they fell upcn their knees, after which
the! iell upon the aborisines.
The army worm Wa about to enter
Boston when . miss who wore eyeglasses
called it By its real name, and il immedi-
steiy laid down and died.
Emmy man who kan swap horses or
ketch FISH and not lie about il il Just ~
piuz ~ men ever git to Be in this world.
Josh Billings.
Josh might have added that the woman
Who can tell the truth about little John
ny's smart tricks and the shortcomings Of
the servant girl is almost An angel"
Iii Won End locomotive rushing at
you" says philosopher, "spring into the
air and come down on the cowcatcher."
Tha, i.good spring" advice, but in the
fall the best plan would be to get of the
track without many excuses.
Some men have hard luck. A Sedalia
man in less than ten minutes lodged the
kick Of . mule, bolt Of lightning, . fall
ing chimney and creditor, but when his
wife hit him over the head with q rolling
pin, il just fetched him. 4 man can't
dodge everything.
A jefferson City belle hung her bath
ing shoes out Of window to dry at Ger
tain popular resort and the next day the
local papers announced that the hotel
where she Wa stopping had erected new
awnings Of prehistoric design"
A local poet wrote . poem on the
stopping Of his clock.-Ex.
lie, probably, Was reminded in . mel
.ncholy manner that his day for getting
things on tick" was over.
Some person unknown struck Will
liam Hamilton over the left eye, etc.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Probably the same person who struck
william Patterson.
The Canadian physician who was in
vited to examine President Garfield wisely
declined. Globe Democrat.
No condurango for him.
1t is denied that Tanner is dead.-Ex.
Saving up for the electricity business.
That will finish him.
The proposition submitted to the
voters Of Topeka, to vote $500 in
bonds for water works, was defeated by q
large majority.-Ex.
The prohibitionists are not even willing
that the thirsty populace shall have water
to drink.
The federal cavalry once boasted that
they would water their horses at the falls
Of the James. We would like to sec Them
undertake it nOw.-Ex.
They don't have to. Better water nearer
home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
Now Ready

For the fall and winter trade with u COM
plete stock OF piece goods. Call and see
for yourself before leaving orders. Prices
low-jIo Ohio street
W. J. KLEIN.
esd l9t Merchant Tailor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06

-Lovinger has the cheapest
hosiery in Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
Buy your children's school
shoes at VIM. Courtney &
Co.'S. City shoe store. Best
stock and lowest prices.
Wanted.

Two good dining room girls at Sichers'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Pursuant tn n decree of tine Chanccry
Court If Madison county. and State al
Mississippi, made ut July term, A. ID. 1851
he undersigned. :ul minist r;tW. with til,
will annexed, "f the estate of f.. y. Hen
~. deceased. for the pur,"sSs: of pa. i'll"
he debts III said estate, Will proceed to
sell. on the 10Th day of Oct,lcr next, in
trout Il tl,' snutt, door of the Courthouse
in sail county and State, Ectwrc the
hours of eleven o'clock 81. H., aud f'ur
,ulocL u. m 10 the highest bidder, for
ra.h. the property and lands "f said Cs-
tate. ,l,.>cIii,.sl as follows, tO-wit:
The W. 4. OF =. W. t ss.c -. f"wn Q. range
3 rat, ano :. %. sec. 26. town 8, ian.c }
.,st. :t,..i -. at -. g, t see. ~. town 9,
range c;isr. and the n. Is. an'l ". ami
W. al / see. 30, town .. range 8 east
lying III Madisou county aud State OF Mis-
sis*ipri.
Alsn. the following lots and pieces of
land, in said Madison county. State OF Mis-
sissipni, in the City of Cant on, namely
lot beginning at the Southwest corner of
the lot f,.ruIcIly owned 10y ID. NJ, Fulton,
but now ow ned and occupied by Mrs A.
VI. Yandeil as Il family Residence on Centre
street, thence running west and with said
street, To the southeast corner OF the lot
now owned and occupied by LOWS w.
Thompson 4 family residences on said
Centre street, the.ce running north lob
rods, Il encc c.ist tn the lot of the Nj d
Mrs. A. NJ. landell, thence south to the
beginning, it being the same lot conveyed
to r.. q. Henry by a. III Handy and wife.
J. j GILMAN, Administrator.
With the will annexed.
Caution, Madison county, Miss.
September 9TH, lcol.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
EXECUTIVE COMMhrrEK MEET

Tie Democratic County Execu.
tive Committee met in Canton, on
Saturday, Sept. 81, 1851. A quo-
rum was present, each of the five
districts being represented. Nearly
all tho candidates on the Demo-
cratic-COnservative county ticket
were present, and Joined in our de-
liberations. 1t is urged by the
committee that Democratic. Cunser-
vative clubs be organized at the
various voting precincts, on Satur-
day, September 18th, next. Our
next meeting will he on the fourth
Monday in September, and full
is deemed highly inn
portant.
A. p. HILL, Chairman.
II. L. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10

DY virtue OF the above described
ID writ, to me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, l will expose to
Public Sale. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, before the Court
House door of said county of Madi
son, State of Mississippi, jn the city
of Canton, on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF SOFTEN.
BIER, 1881.
between the hours prescribed by
law, the following described real
estate, to-wit: Tho interest OF ID.
L, Mont gOmery in west half south
west quarter. section 4; 100 acres in
southwest quarter east Of ditch, and
west half northeast quarter and
west halt east half northeast quar-
ter, section 3; northeast quarter
lying east of q st l. and n y Il r:
section 10; north half section 90;
west half northwest quarter section
Il, all in township I. range = east
Northwest quarter aud west half
quarter and east hall
quarter and southwest
quarter loss I6 acres in southeast
corner section 80, township 8, range
2 east. Two acres off southwest
corner east half northwest quarter,
section 20: southwest qWarter, sec
ton 2G; southeast quaI ter, section
p; IS acres of north eu,l north
ives, quarter, section 35; 20 acres
off north end east half northeast
quarter, section 81, all in township
IL. range 3 cast. Levied upon rs
the property of said defendant ID.
p. Mont gOmrry and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled Judgement,
and Ill costs
J. L. PRIEsTLEY, Sheriff.
SlIrriff's Office, Canton, Miss AnG.
II b, 1881. auSl3
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
Guide to Success
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
r. a a..

On Monday, 9TH inst, of conges.
ton of the brain, RUEBEN w,
infant solrOf Mr.. aud Mrs. IL. w.
Garrison. aged 10 months,
''.Inst as the darling had come tn know
The face of his mother who loved him so,
He faded away from l.er tender sight
Like star that is lost III tho evening
light:
But ''Our Father" knows best, to smite
or to spare:
And the lamb is safe in the Shepherds
care
On the 9th inst, near this place. at
the residence of her son in law,
A. w. PfnkstOn, Mrs f: ANGELICA
LLOYD, in the 9th year of her
age.
Blessed arc the dead who die in the
Lord
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10

= Ny c'nsciemt:e ! wher" cid
Won I,Iy those articles" asked an
old lady not far from town. - OF
Course ut the Combination Store.
next to tho new Post Office. Well
I never heard of goods being sold
~ cheap since the Declaration of
/ .drpentiencp." &c That's what's
the matter. I'm going down in the
mornin. John have my mule ready
Who il the. clerk 7" "Why don't
Won knox? DIR. L. N Kiser is the
man who knows how to sell goods
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
EASTERN. WESTERN 1
NORTHERN POINTS.

Giving Through Tickets to all points
Chicago, Toledo, Buffalo, Richmond. New
York, Washington City, Philadelphia and
Boston.
East, North and western tourist will
find the La Belle river route safe, delight
full aud economical
This limo is cheaper than any other
tirst-class route. Meals and state room
free. Baggage checked through.
Passengers can rely on splendid trip
by this line, as the steamers are all first
class, having been expressly built for tho
of Passengers.
Each steamer has fll II 5 tring band.
r. w. LIGiITBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
A. Y, STEVENS,
Passenger Agent.
No. Monroe atrcct, Memphis, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER sru,

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER STU,
1SSl-Thc ensuing scholastic year
for 1881 81, consisting of two terms
of twenty weeks each, will begin at
Canton Female Institute on Thurs
day, Sept, 9Th 1881. Tuition for
day pupils from 81 to IS per mon tn,
payable monthly. An incidental
fee Of ~ 80 for each term of twenty
weeks payable at the beginning of
the term. Board, Tuition in Eng
hsh course, Fuel and Lights $3.50
for the entire session, if paid in
advance. All pupils charged fIom
date of enrolment to end OF term
except in cases of protracted sick
ness of more than two weeks dnra
ton.
The Music Department will he in
charge of Prof a. BROWN. LES
SONS given in Piano, Organ and
Vocal Music. Tuition, 81 pei
month use of instrument, 81 pei
month.
w. III. MAGRUDEB. a. NJ.
Principal of Canton Female Insti
tute.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
just Received.

MackeIel of the catch of 1881 in
five pound tin cans. fifteen pound
kits, quarter barrels, half barrels,
and barrels. Western Irish pOta-
toes, Cabbages and Onions. Mag
nolia Hams and Choice Leaf Lard Il
Specially. The best Flour of all
grades. Try our Maximum Patent
Process, and good bread guaran-
teed. All Staple and Fancy Gro-
ceres on hand and arriving.
aS0 1t PEIESTLEY BROS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
The "HARPERn Whiskcy

The "MARPER" Whiskey is
tho result of tho experience OF
twenty-five years, IN which time
the manufacture has been perfcc.
ted so as to produce an article as
pure and nutritious as bread made
of the gram from which 1t is Orrig>
inaliy distilled, With mellow taste.
ticlicacy of flavor and exhilaratins
quality unsurpassed by any ever
made IN Kentucky.
l. w. HARPER, DistiIIer.
Nelson County, Ky.
John I ivelar & Co., Sole Agents
Canton Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
-Nr # v p Tureman nro

Mr.. T Y. p. Tureman, proprie-
tor of the Combination Store, has
jIst sent on another lot Of goods.
Fancy and toilet articles, clocks,
silver Ware, brushes, combs and all
kinds of notions. Fine tobacco, and
number one cigar for five cents.
Everything at the Combination
Store viii be sold very cheap-
Don't fail to come and see; just
next door to the new postofire.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10

Wesleyan Female Institute
STAUNTON, VA,
Opens September 20, 1881. One
of the first schools for Young ladies
in the United States. Surrounds
ings beautiful. Climate unsurpas-
SD. Pupils from II States. Terms
among tho bert in the Union.
Board, washing. English course,
Latin, French, German, Instru-
mental Music etc. for scholastic
year from September To June, Sse3S
For catalogue write to Rev. VIM
A. Harris. President, Stauuton.
Virginia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
FOR SALE.

My residence. on the head of
Academy street, containing four
rooms, with dining room and
kitchen attached. and fine eistern.
The yard is large and contains a
fine orchard. h is healthy and
desirable locality; also two fine
milch cows. Terms CASH. Apply
10 or address
r. Y. SCATTER,
aus20 II Canton, Miss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
THE CANTON
COLLEGIATE SnHD OIL.

Reopens Sept, 5th 1881, Senior
Department. Unusual facilities for
the study OF the Classics, French
and Sciences are offered in this
department. Junior Department
includes History. Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Composition, Penmanship
etc. Preparatory Department,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic etc.
The German Language will soon
form an important element in this
school.
TERMs-Senior Dept. 81 per
month, Junior Dept. $500 per
mouth; Preparatory Dep t. $500
per month.
NJ. j. CORBETT, Principal,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
ORGANS.

Just received several fine Organs,
also some Of Mason u Hamlin's
baby Cabinet Organs,7 which
have sufficient compass for sacred
music of all kind, and the volume
or power of tone, liz extraordinary
in an instrument so small. They
are especially recommended to the
use of those wishing to play the
organ. Tho Instruments can be
seen at my Office.
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10

S. Il. Perry, No. 1873 Canal st,
New Orleans, keeps constantly Oh
hand, very cheap for CASH. Va
tipty of useful ar icies which he
prnpa<cs to seinl 10y mail, postage
paid to any address. Ort,er accnm-
panied by cash. Among tlrse al
v,rti.,e.l ARTICLES we notice DR..
Warmers health corset for la,lieS
MI misses.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10

We ask attention to all new
advertisements in this issue. We
regr that sew ral interesting arti.
clcs have been deferred, not for
want of space, but for lack of time.
We ask it, as favor, that all arti-
Giles intended for the CITIZEN be
handel i'm not later than Thursday.
as we go to press at 4 p. M. FIJI
diy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-10
Notice Of l,opar mcrshiP.

The undersigned have this dav
formed co-gartnership under III.
firm name OF the Canton Cotton
Mills. for the purpose of manu-
facturing cation goods
DAVID ESTE REYNOLDS.
JOHN DAVIDSON.
Aug. 11ih, 1881. st