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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
APPLETON 'APPENIN0S.

joe Rissi. the ia, boy" will occupy
his new store room the coming week.
"A. VI. Ferguson, is i'm the city ,akin.
in the picnic. and se-n~ as happy rs a
clam.
-Jn". Il. Clopton. III grocery fame. paid
us 4 friendly visi, OH Friday. He Is still
democratic.
-Jno. Hall. Oi your city. Was in
our town la>, Thursday. and Was talking
groceries Z" the best advantage, and selling
them too.
N. :. Gardner. the metropolitan dry
goods man is in the east. LAYING in an
immense stock. preparatory to filling his
new store room in Dooley block.
Appleton will soon have u circus-a
Royal Rengsl Circus, think that's the
name. 1t Is to he here next Thursday.
IL. bound to draw a crowd, because there
hasn't isrn ONE here before in two years.
appleton has picnic on hand to-day
Saturday. IL in the park picnic.
Quite u large crowd Is in attendance, and,
Notwithstanding the dust, they seem to be
enj"ying themselves, and picnic lemonade
and summer ice cream is going OF readily
nj five cents draught. There is dancing
platform TN the grounds and the country
lads and lassics go in ON their muscle. and
never mind the weather. but bring ON
your ice-crean."
The Durley hall. or Grantley's new
brick block, Is last nearing completion
and the business rooms will be osrupietl
next week. The building is beauty.
and thu town is proud OF its energetic and
enterprisinx Grantlevs. We Now have
one oi the lsst arranged opera buildings
west al ST. l.onis. When you Sedalia
folks want to attend iirs,.class theatre in
a firs,class hall. come down to Appleton
and we'll show you arouud.
Last "Wednesday VIM. Hopkins, our
city butcher, went to the country and
brought in y COW To- slaughter. Nothing
strsgc about that. however, but the COW,
when she entered the city limits,
suddenly hrame very high-toncd
and wanted to take possession of the par
lors al the Prior house. BEING ioiled in
this undertaking. she became deeply inter-
csted in +. ~ Kings book and news store
ON FOruth street. She went in,o--the hack
way-ani kicked over al ice cream freezer,
full oi fresh cream. which Mr.. King had
Jus, prepared ior the evening trade. Oh.
she was 4 bad cow. and didn't propose to
be blufled of in short unmanncrlv style.
After she had done with the hook store,
she visited the Durley hall and took poses
sion OF The Famous grocery store room
AMI couldn't be coaxed. drove nor compelled
To come out unles, the crowd that had
gathered To see the Jun. Wa, all better men
than she was. Well. they wern't no. you
bet they were not. She held the fort, and
, never came out ri that room until she sue
ceeded in kicking two counters l"">e. and
greatly soilins the floor and finish OF the
freshly painted counters and causing three
or four workmen to take refuge on top oi
the building
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

The Misses Walker have been visiting
friends in town during the past week.
The wheat market is fairly opened,
and prices range from SIC. to $1.O5.
Nat. Harris has returned from sue
ccsSful business trip in North Missouri.
Miss Fanny Lukins, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Long, has returned home.
The spirit Of improvement is abroad.
Three new buildings will soon be erscted
in our town.
MIR. McMahan, Of Lamine. spent
day in town quite recently, and, We pre-
sumo, quite pleasantly.
The extreme dry weather has cut the
corn crop short, and farmers are disposing
OF surplus hogs and cattle.
We desire to suggest to the young
men Of a certain neighboring town to give
their right names when run in BY the
Queen City police.
-Thos. Burger has purchased Ellis 4
Bros granary, exchanged his wide tread
shoes for narrow gauge, replaced his lost
teeth, and is now ready for the grain trade
DR.. Beck, OF Pleasant Green, was in
town Wednesday, and while here in
company with several we'll known gen
tlemen, paid Miss Anheuser a pleasant
visit
"A son Of Ham Armstrong, OF the firm
OF Long 4 Armstrong. got too close to the
business end of . mule and received .
kick that put his feet where his head
ought to be.
The Methodist brethren met on Mon
day last at their place of worship, and
offered mp prayers for rain, but no rain
has come. Ye lack Of faith. brethren.
Try it again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

A. J. Fleming for three years city
editor of the St. Joseph Herald. has
accepted the city editorship Of the
Evening News Of that city. The
writer has pushed quill alongside Of
Mr.. Fleming for some time. and
we feel safe in the assertion that the
News will show the effect of his work.
Shake, Jack.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
BOOm-Struck Eld0u.

The eve Of the afflicted, the Spectator,
and the msrvel-seeker are now directed to-
ward, Aurora Springs. At the foot OF
a high crag. amidst dense forest in Mil
le5 county, have been found to spring up
rivulets whose magic effects have already
caused several hearts u offer up thanks !or
their delivcrance from the thraldom Of
disease. There are now AT the Springs
cases that have baffied the skill Of phySi-
clans. much benefited. and hopeful vi
cure.
Geo. W. HouSer. scroiulOus from birth,
twenty -one wears old, has used the waters
three weeks, drinking and washing, is SD
much improved in appearance that ne
claims some old neighbors. who called OH
him. ut the Springs, scarcely knew him.
His body looks free from disease and Il new
and healthy skin Is forming over him. A
most pitiiul sight j, W. :. Robertson, with
cancer in the mouth 50 he could not close
it. He saws for the last four wears he had
not known one day free from pain. He
had the water shipped to him for two
months, but has now been at the Spring.
for little over month. BY the use Oi
the waters he has now been free from pain
for twenty-nine days. The mass Is shrink
ing, and he claims is getting loose He
can now close his mouth, and speak so as
to Ike understood plainly, which he could
not do when he came, q month ago.
Mr.. Milton Humes, Of Sedalia. came to
the Springs for catarrh OF the bladder. and
has been much benefited. He Knows
colOred man who has been entirely cured
OF the same disease, and Mr.. Hume hope
fully looks forward to a similar result.
Frank e. Smith, OF Versailles, says he
has been afflicted for five years with nec-
rosis-sluffing off OF an open wound in
the leg-has been here five weeks, and con-
siders himself nearly cured.
Col. John II. Slower, who for four years
was entirely helpless with paralysis, is
now able to stand up and walk few steps.
He jocularly remarks that he used to he
in that nix in years gone by. when he was
in robust heaIth-but only late at night.
Annie Meyers. near California. ten years
old, afflicted with cramp rheumatism,
and averaged four spasms day
each in duration oil an hour to an
hour and fifteen minutes after the aPplica-
ton Of the water the pains left her. After
remaining eight days she left for home
considering herself completely cured.
Mr.. J. p. Gray has put on tri-weekly
line of hacks at California, Mo. The dis
lance from California is twenty-five miles
south. The greatest trouble at the springs
is lack OF accommodation. II is almost i'm
possible to get in the hotel. Houses cannot
be built rapid enough to supply the appli-
cants. 1t may be imagined ut this state Of
affairs, and the excitement these wonder
fully curative springs create, speculators
in lots are not wanting, and deeds are be-
ing ground out, rs it were The town has
ben incorporated, and will hereafter be
known as Eldon. A postmaster has been
appointed, his bond sent on, and as soon as
il comes back approved, the postofdce will
be in running order The BAz0O scribe
desires to return thanks to Mr.. J. H.
Moore and Col. ]. III. Slower for cOurtesies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

same punishment as our own MUIR
derers. The mawkish sentimentalitv
of a few New Englanders must not
be permitted to stand in the way Of
the advance Of civilization and
progress. The Indian must he made
to know that he must and shall bow
to the rule Of the United States, but
until that IL done, every succeeding
summer will bring its quota Of Indian
Outrages.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

The BAzoo fired into the city faith
ers about the wretched macadam on
Ohio street. They said moth ing. but
went to work and that thoroughfare
will soon be in as good condition as is
Lamine street. This is a. it should
be and If they will only attend to the
sidewalks We will give them a rest
for a while.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Though Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
has been accused Of making fool Of
himself by his extravaganza. he has q
right to spend an occasional unneces-
sary dollar If he wants to. His in.
come from the Herald is 500. 600 q
year; from the Telegram $1,000 .
week, and q job Office attachment
clears nearly as much as the after
noon paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

The following members have recently
been received into the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, Of this city: Mrs. Meni-
fec, Miss Hieronymous, DR.. J. p. Gray,
Mn. valma Stephens, Mrs. Chedill,
Mrs. Light, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Trumbell,
Mrs. Ruby, Miss Rose, Mrs. Pemberton,
Miss n. A. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Steel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Victoria, the Apache, demonstrates
in the most convincing way that there
is a resurrection. He has been the
most killed man in Mexico, but always
bobs up serenely before the memory OF
his last funeral has ceased to relax
the features of the b0rdermen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Crutchie Field comes to the front
again in this issue with another of his
sparkling letters descriptive Of Colo
RADIO through which country he is now
travelling. His word painting Of the
wonderful scenery in that land of
marvels is very vivid. Crutchie is a
spicy writer and his letters will amply
repay perusal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

St. Joseph is excited over the pros
poets of having park. Ever since
We have known that city the park
question has been agitated. And
every summer she is confident she
will have it at once. If the Queen
CITY of the northwest had one half the
enterprise and get up Of Sedalia, she
would have had it long ago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

There are a class of people who
think they can run a newspaper better
than those who are engaged in the
business. And their suggestions
would fill several columns. Running
a newspaper is like carrying water on
both shoulders. You can't suit every.
BODY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

An item about an illinois woman
who left a lucrative position as a ton
serial artist to marry farmer being
now upon its rounds, it cannot be
many days before We begin to hear
from the funny paragraphist some
thing about her ability to help her
husband razor good crop, etc.. etc
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

An affecting story is told OF young
girl employed in unpacking eggs in one OF
one OF the eggs she wrote to it, and in due
time received IN answer to it. The result
was . wedding, and the couple proved ex-
cellent yolk-iellows.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

We have a thermometer in the
editorial rooms of the BAzOO and all
Yesterday afternoon the Internal thing
marked 1929. 1t makes the blood
boil to think of it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
Dyspepsia and Liver Complain
r...... > Ia a become Dol

Flowers r.....s ha =" become popular
in some uf ,h West T. churches An Lon
don. The chi."ren '.ri.ish the flowers
and deliver n IN IT, the middle of the
services to tn sen uan in the cbancel.
The idea sec..:s to have been borrowed
from this .uh:ry, AMI. if it will only do
away with A!w ~ sermons, good taste and
. love OF u, =. al.tifu; in nature will 90
hand in hau
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
FACTS FOR THE LADIES.

Julia Ward.Howe is writing comic
opera.
The ladies Of Greenland paint their
faces green and yellow.
Miss Montague. Of Baltimore is pro-
nounced the Incompatible, ut Newport
this summer.
1t is wonderful how many things
there are in this world you do not want ii
YOU can only think so.
BARONESS Burdett-Coutts is said tn b.
looking we'll and happy, Notwithstanding
the many sights put upon h.r.
Nearly al: dresses for girls have very
large collars, either OF tine costume ma
terial ornamented with lace, or OF lace
alone.
Why would Eve never give Adam q
clean towel? because, after they were
bounced from the garden, she would have
nothing more to do with wiper.
Before Mrs. Pattondied at Evansville
Indiana. she induced her husband and her
daughter by previous union To promise
to marry, and the arrangement will soon
be carried out.
The double woman rode Oh one Of the
railroads on single ticket, but in Wash
ington she had to pay . restaurant keeper
for two meals and buy two tickets for the
train going north.
American women have the smalles,
hands in the world. Gloves made in
France for the American market are
smaller and narrower than for any other
in the world, and the fingers are made
more slender, rs any American woman
will discover who has to buy q pair Oi
gloves in Europe.
The London Truth, speaking of ban.
quets after which advertisements arr
printed in the journals, "The lady who
took by mistake, is in great force this sea
son, and am concerned to find the gen
tlenlan who took by mistake well to the
fore" Ladies who are experienced an
now contented to leave their more elabOr.
ate wrappings in th,ir carriages.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
IL it not worth the small price of IS cts
to free yourself ii every symptom OF thest
distressing Complaints? Ii you think I'D
call at our store and get q bottle Ot Shiloh,
Vitalizer. Every bottle has q printed
guarantee an il. Use accordingly, and il
It does you n. god it will cost you moth
ing. Sold Dy Y -. rnggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

"A large invoice Of ladies'
misses, children 3 and infants
fine shoes to be received this
week, at r. L. hampton b
Co.'S. 8-7d6t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
PILOT GROVE.

Smoke Peter Kuhn's Resolution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03

especially in Ibis easo where interests so vast
aud complicated are iGvclvtd. The declar-
alton OF your platform upon the subj Ct not
only embOdic. The Iecogn zs1 and long
Q tablished doctrines OF the d. mOcratic party,
but is in full accord with NV individual
views NJ frtquel tly expressed. IL Is, how>
ever, u ,ut set which requires TO be sp
preached with careful deliberstion and the
further suggestion in your pls form of tht
hppoiutment of II commission Of tariff 70
vision points cut a judi ious method of at
tanning thai end.
The puriacsiion of the civil service. the
abolition OF the spolls system, aud especially
n reform in method OF bes,owing appoint
ments in our public and charitable insIi,u-
tioDs, SO that they shall not longer be per
verted to party uses, are objects which, IN
common with all good citizsns, warmly
approve. desire to Pive ihem, whether in
public or private capacity, not only my
emphatic ihdurse mNnt, but my active CO.
operation whenever and wherever II may be
of service in that 'ehalf Hoping that by q
new departure In our politics, tho govern
ment of our state may be red emed from the
abuses which menace its well being, and
pl,csd uOOu some fouodstiOn OF Justice, rec
iiluds and equal rights aud pledglug my sell
if elected 10 administer the high trust con-
flied to me- with an eye sing lie 10 the Interests
Of The whole people aud the preservation OF
the wslfste and good name of our common
wealth, have the houor to be, gentlemen,
very respectfully, your ohedicG. servant
}, w. BOoKwALTER.
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zersoll. Lot the governor of Texss, and the
present mayor OF Galveston, and all iegse
sho believe 10 their dogmas, whether y. liu-
aal or lrrebgious. enjoy th'ir views. -" Ven
stsnee is mine, saith the Lorn'" We sre
wiling to leavs them with their Maker, after
having proteste against their example upon
The youth of the land, and the blot IN ,lr AcIs
nave pIac, upon our city and sIs'e' 10 our
Judgment they and their friends, are most
IT, clually answered upon every poiat OF
fact, history and logical conclusion, by the
articles We give from the Texas Christian
Advocate, as we'll as other articl 8, extracts
and communications bearing upon the sub
iact matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
ST. LOUIS Law SCHOOL

Law UepaTtI1ent WaehInSton University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October H. 1891 Course
Of Study compttses two Annual Terms, seven months
sach Diploma admits to bar in State and u s. Courts
IN Missouri Term Geo, eOincluding OF Law Library
Address until Sept lst Mt Iowa City Iowa. nterward
% 81. Iouisl w. q HAMMOND, LID. Dean OF Law
tnculty, or HENRY HITCHCoCK. st. Louis.
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Orr will sal! You carriages and buggics
phsetons aud platform anl spring wagon,
At cost Tor tho next thirty days,
Orr will give you bargains IN buegies and
carriages for she next thirty days
Orr's Concord sidesptiuF Is just what you
want. He will sell them NJ cost for the
next thirty days.
Orr gusrau,ees biz tugeics ard carri0go:
as represented aud will 81 II COS, for the
ncXt thirty DAYS
Over 200 carriages and bugaieS and spIiDp
wagons nj Otr'S at cost.
Gu and see urr's huggies ard earnings
before buying elsewhere, or send for price
list
Orr sells the best bueges for the ooney il
80 world
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
or Orr's cslaoeus sud pric list
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Gsek.AsN's RpVT,r
B""'etourt ,prings, y,rs,, 49,;

me sun annual Session closed with tn. M, n
shtIslaotory rsulis, 5 xty.siX nipio,ua, wcr,
aW rueu ia SINCE dellrineuts Thee y.,r.
.uuI erluuates IN iarta oaurspa. and ionr
VI Btanuate'. Tie de partmenL of n,us,c
NUMB req more than one hundred punjI-. and
ua"e cha'l g ana la presstve eAhib I on com
me cement uhy-Ait also was ctnSpicuvl,
Inc luclliiies here Afford d for broad varied
a. e'tVatd iustTuciiOnI he advaI + %, Of
10 AMY, climate AID cOuHh,ri, ard espe i,lIy
N" care OF health, NOR Ia and m nners Of
pupils he m" Unwilling totnUughlful na eu,s,
n hteeh Officers and Il achers, seye. of vhom
ara gentlemen ''''U~ Va "hoii
IaeShh nDual session will omen on inc ;a,h
Oh September, 1881 For full uariicnIa .a,niv
70 tne supe intendept, Pc
Pupils are ie eived for the az. liz. ,or,od ~
eono.as 10 hainlng, INCLUDING CA1l.Ss
hera Is q ci mate The most d sbable IN Tho
Enllneht ivr srhoo =; In Jegion Ir.s Fl, m
malaria, and abou' din IN pictur.euuc NOM.
IAN scenery, at one, T tins most heautituI ho,uau
In Virginia, e. 10, ing the iurtBeI adynn noe
OF uihera' w'teIs Parents may find a D nee
tor the beat pn's'cal moral and aesthetic de-
Neopemtnt OF their daughters,
rte school EMPLOYS no agents, secret or
open, ouI Will furnish feie,ce to mrnS Of the
most prom nent citizens OF Texas, pntr ms of
me school, and will sei d and fficer to take
charge OF girls who may propose 10 enter at
tue opeuln8 ofthe next session.
CHARLES l.. COOKE,
SIM ri tpndpnt'
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OHIO DE nOURATS.
Full Text of Rookwalter's Letter of
acceptance.

The reply of the Hon. John W. Book
walter to the letter of the committee ap-
pointed by the recent democratic state
convention, to inform him of his nomination
for governor, was handed TO General b.
S,eadman, chairman of the committee. Fol-
lowing is the correspondence;
COLUMBUS Ohio, July II,
Jso W. BiokwalteI, h. u, springfield o-io;
DEAR SIR: The pleasing duly devOlses
upon Ls as the committee appointed by the
democratic convention which assembled at
Culumbu', July Is b, to notify you OF your
unanimous nOmMa.iOn ms the candidst' of
The dem cratic party for governor of Oaio
The convention, consist z of ven HUNDRED
delegates, with enthusiastic action and
rpposing COZ ildence III y 4ur democracy,
patriotism, ability and integrity, passes by
several OF the most eminent AMI worthy
leaders OF our party, aud in obedience to
what they believed 10 DO an imperative de-
msnd of lnem selected yuue as.thcr standard
bssrer. II ping you will accept this high
irus! and great honor, We would be- Pleased
to hear from you al your earliest cow nj
ence. Jos Is sTEADMANi
| EVAN +. WILLIAMS,
ALLANO AYSkB
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WESLEYAN :utLE IN4FITurE
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA

Opens September 20 h, 1881. ON. of,bo r,vsr
SCH OILS FOR Y0UNG LADIES IN THr UNITSr
SrATks. Surroundings Iraut flu ClmTian nD
surn SEED, Pupils from StveI teen SIa'.. '
ERIN ) AMONG THE BEST In HE Union
French, German, Instrument 4 tnstc "a"
TOR cnolasic yer, from sept. 10 June, ka3s'
FJr Catalogues write 20
REv. WA. A. HARRIS, n D, Preht.
atHuntOu, Vtrgi.i- '
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University of Virginia.

sslon begins on thb LIST of October, and
cont. Dues inc m nihs, ppiy for c dialogues
20 the Seer ~ yf tue f,culty, p D Unit
vtrsity Of Virginia, Abe ,arle county. Vir-
giua. JAS. F. HARRISON
Jy9O-eOd&W Chairman of Oh FdCul y,
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Commercial Hotel Abilene

This is one of the mosl comfo IN lie hotels
on the line of h extension Of ,he Texas &
Pacioc road. lis culinary department
embraces everything the market afford.
lie -leeping apartments are 10 every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured to guests. Prices moderate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Xix wprtaiga.

The frat tent erected in Rig Springs We
by Peter Bruin, who epert j il cut ~ a res.
tsurant. Brun il one of the best cocks i
Texas and he Keeps two good assistants. He
serves up his dishes Ia Frarcais, and biz
table contains Ill the market affords Spring
Chickens . speCiNllY.