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, 1881-03-19
REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments wcro nlcd for rec
ord Friday, March 1s:

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for rec-
ord Friday, March Is:
CITY PROPERTY.
i e ,s5ey Ss'f Y ~ hsas S e
s::S s;tt i is:sii ;a:: i; '.
sSs ss:S i: i ;sSi isi'!iss iy i; III:
S$: u ;.$% il SssiS; i: ii:
N1i I clars RsaS.} IT, @ II 81 u,Sstt, '
4SssS ;s$ +;
SssS sisiE ~. t. ;SSs;isai NJ ~
sTs;%s s'a ;; ss!!, aSs% 5,s,s ss Il n
':!s ,;sst & @ cef y II Il :is's p
' s|aFa S tsausi fsS sas Il R': Go:
l.y@ans Nv sn'Ieii: ;6:iia5 i, a
Ss5ss Wv @,tsS% otoahsii II iiT' m
vii @ K H: sssS 3'sif ss i; It As;s;s; i Nj:
s;s j; aiss; is Ss & Sis.
VII $;s$ s;i il ijSisls jsi.5 i
8 sHs sfs %s;f: II T. .a2s< III 10 tls x:
rs:?!$ss i; ii III sSi: S;s: i III:
D:|; s;$ s;is Il i. ;SS.$n i ;Ss,s:
rhir.y:tt:. it. iS7a Il e ?aaass ~ -, ''
:si;S y s:{s S I ;s
os Sssa 3sa i tasST St SSr In Y Ghsntey VI: t.
s$:$ iIS $isS Ss;; j ,i.'$6
II. ,slahaHay Il !IT y i'Iliips]: zoo
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shurt ribs. selst aIny. Gosed at E.s7@stf.aL Long
clenrs quilted 1t t5.sp uuxU u1 $1u bDxbIl Euutuf.
nt iant. fssao oo1e4; i"3 ~ hnna s.,e. sweet.
krvuh nnuls, aatna Ayura1o 7f4 E31
l1nr,En quntsa ~ 5f tHo for Shoulders. &is93c for
hhntt rioa Tor slurt ceArs i11tU0 Eur hnls
A tMntsksGA und lMck0u.
HEEF-Hhb quist nj ~ EKtHt0 fur N1eaz+ El7i3lQW
for 0xtsn ues4, mud El.uhs.lH for huns.
, 1881-03-19
COMMERCIALS,

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
of tho leaLuE articles of prtHlncu III this city
during tho twnnty-folir hollrs el.ng at q o'clpok
Friday nlornug nnd for tho corresponding time
yu,tr u4o:
, 1881-03-19

Moas-tioEs we're aa!ct and Neaksr; Tho reesip.s
ehod 10 luke tho ,oss at Thursdays PRICES hu,iers
Ravo Why to rho extent of BE-. AZ TIC reduction the
Meak Win IathSr acus!n!aR tundeAcy: Pour 10 best
set s2!a y ss nt1a RoaF y s9"u O. suyy @ SaaGs Id
at H;s;sa The 9ta!ity Na: nlMNt Thy sa'ne ~ On
l,Hna sntssrLhly pour. All saaa 1Ilae subject III
shrinknge Of NJ lbs for pRgy and 10 lbs for aax
, 1881-03-19

foSnoS. March l6.-Conso!s, 1D0 lilo; account,
1Q9I18
Amcrtcan sccusitics-Now Is. 1o4ls; 4.Is, NIX:
a. ll5.
f.ntiroasl aecurtltes--ltttnois Ccntrnl, 141,f;
Pennsylvania Central, GytS: New York Central,
l60i: Eric, 4Ds. dlo stcOnIls 1G1:i; fendng, :sl.
Ur tho bullion witttnlwn today I3iD, CWO Ia Tor
An.UrieA. ...-.-'.. .
llEHEtS. Mnrch ls.-Tho statcMcut nt tho I'm
perial Hank Of Germany shows @ dccrrnsc III
specie OF 4. 3.eU, 100 nlnrxs. .
PARIS, March l3.-tlehtcs, Hf.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, March ls.-HiRht exchange on
New York, sl.01 per $l,001 premium: atorltng,
4IetS.
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1sHltn HtGFUa-atEGI8 WclRlIHK I,'HU I13 Nnu
t,hr"afns.
BtEGrT weighing l,,kj to l,juF jbA...,,,,,,,,,
Gg0d neDyes-tf tfell-gattenet steers. weigh.
tnK l.zG L, ts4D lbs. s...................,.....
Ing l.tG u al lbs.
Buichnrsf atock-Puor to common s!pars Nnll
cutIsiIson y choice COWS for city slaughter
Stock Enttle-CUml1iun Cniitc, weighing G1I to
iuI !o9': ;..;.......:....
lnfGrinr-l.tEhtM Mnd thin cows hellert, btn1s.
bullE. Mhd scn!'ANAG BtGsrs,.
L. 1luut n Aha
, 1881-03-19

Chicago bank clearlnga were *k6tMUn. Coun.
try Orlura tor rurrsney were 1uoesuto, und Ars
being tlled with gold. kuw inrk exchange suIi
Ut sJ;tsN per $t,uN discount. Loans werG still
In good deuand for mercantile customers At 10
: lef cent.
III MI article m discount rnteA the London
Etoisn1ai*t points aut that during is1a-lss0 tho
ralo of dlscuunt III England has bc1u ut or be-
low thu average fruM lA4 u 1850. 1t
sAys with rvyurd To tle future thAt.
grussse1 that peuGe remalua Nnbroken. tlat Au
consequent destruction Ut capttal uu U ll<ge
tcale takes placo. aud that NJ excessive tpos !.
, 1881-03-19

FOREIGN,
LIVERPOOL. March ls-llss1 =. u.7fLooA-Ho'"
Ii, Nc. i u II.
uAAlx-Whsst-Wintar, No, !, u III ~. y.
, 1881-03-19
SPECULATE G,

laanA Legislation Vetoed.
AUGUSTA, Me. htnseh lu.-Ihu Guyurn0r sent
70 the lluusu to-day veto Gufurlny aIl the bllla
PASSED during tuis sesylou incorporating Htatv
bAuk4.,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

ss ones reinforced il b. the other arm
This 10 . asushsy gene'stioo. There's toe
much hugging in il.
90 the i.,.s cf Moses Martin, ten
@iies vet Of Butler. IL . gas veil. By
holding lighted match above i, the sss
becomes iEni,ed and continues burning
until il is ex,inguishsd. On TOO occa-ion.,
shile wills we're being dug in this city.
With" the lsst six months. petroleum has
hss hen discovered and last week that
valuable OIL vss found on . farm four
miles miles north Of Butler. and on being
anal, I'D by experts v.s declared 70 be the
genuine article. Some day souse one-hor.<
Iuni Of fellow will come in here and de-
v~Iop this oil business end B,ies conn,y's
cosl bOom vill be overshxdowed BY the
,ush which the discovery Of oil within her
limits will make. And let no msn forget j,
that vat fortunes Will be made here from
the oil. u 700 ask why your corsvsponden,
doo't bore for il. he replies IN the sords Of
our respected pap. Adam, when asked BY
his s.timsbls but spp'e-losins vile, Eve,
vhy he didn't tap the sugar trees and make
. corner in the maple sugar and syrup
market. 81 hsssnt got any gimles." But
the oil u dr;ebling along under Bates coun-
~ night and day, With no Posspone'seo, ON
account Of the weather. and ANY man With
= simlet. cash and nerve can enrich him
-elf BY developing il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

needs final quietus, and the next"
Just then Mr.. Virgins entered and
laid down five dollars for his announce
ment. explaining that he had intended
to hiring it eVlier, but it had slipped
his mind. He WIS hardly around tho
corner before the editor threw his aTti-
Gle in the waste basket and wrote as
follows:
"A REPRESENTATIVE MAN.-We
are glad to announce the fact that
Colonel William Virgins. well and
favorably known in these parts, an
nounces himself as a candidate for
sheriff. MIR. Virgins has always
been q consistent man and never
identified with the boilers and sore
heads Who have made themselves
go oiious in the county the
past few years. He has stood by tho
party in the darkest hour OF its history.
Mr.. Virgins name will be a tower Of
strength for the ticket and will lead
US to a glorious victory. His name
heading the county ticket makes it
folly for the opposition to nominate
man to run against him"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
THE HOSPITAL REMOVAL.
The People Of Warrington Regret
to See It Come to Sc
oaliS.

l. il nov . fixed fact that the Mi-sou. j
Pac &c hospital will be removed from
Washington TO this city rome time next
month, and in speaking OF il the Globe.
Democrat OF yesterday says:
The people VI WashiaRton regret very
much 10 know that the Missouri P.ci6c
railroad hospital is shortly 10 be t.ken
away from their town.
Under the management of Chief Surgeon
]. ". Jackson end DR.. n. w. Alien. the
institution has grown into popular favor
with the employe. Of the road and III. In.
habiiants of the place. II va NJ this
place that tue experiment Of q railroad
hospital supported b. aud for the benefit
Of employees VA int tried. aud nov that
its success has been fully established the
regret At parting with i, lie felt 90 much
the greater.
In the early history Of the institution
railroad m-n did mol take kindly % the
idea If having 10 contribute to lite m ain.
ienance. but with the successful treatment
Of from fifteen to thirty patients pc, mun,i.
this feeling is being rapidly removed.
Phy-,cIsns. nurses aud p..i.at., together
with their frien:is who visit them, spent
from 81 500 TO $40 o every month in the
town, The brns fl of which in the nesr ia
iure will .ccrue Ia Sedalia.
Chief among the reasons for the re-
NOV i. the juac,ion Of the X. 4 T. with
latter poIrt most desirable for coacentra,-
Ing tir sick end wounded Of the iwo roads.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
A Sad Sight.

A ssd spectacle was witnessed at the
depot this morning on the arrived of the
train from the aouih. Among the rassen-
gers was Mr. John Howard and his wife,
from Montague county, Texas, on their
way to their former home ia Davis county,
Indiana.
Three weeks ago Mrs. Hcward's mind
gradually commenced failing her, the re-
suit of a severe attack of cerebro spinal
meningitis. She rapidly grew wore,
until she became a raving msnisc. it re-
quiring the efforts of two or three men 10
hold her. Seeing there WAS no prospect Of
recovery, Mr.. Howard determined 10 re-
turn her 10 her old home. in hopes that a
change OF scene and climate might prove
beneficial.
When she left the coach here she was
perfectly docile, and seemed to shrink
from the gaze of the public. What makes
the case more distressing is the fact that
Mrs. Howard is the mother of four little
children who we're left in Texas. She
waa transferred to q Missouri Pacific
coach without difficulty, and left for the
east At eleven o'clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
A Queer Wheat Field.

Last snmmer, over in Saline county,
dweit farmer na,ned Lenox, Who, while
working ia the harvest ield. had lodged in
one OF his ears . grain Of whe.t. The grain,
warmed by the waXen coil in which |, had
fallen. began feeling pretty good. and,
sproutine, grew into fully developed stalk
of wheat. ienox's hair wa Of . yellow
cast. He wore il long. The stslk Of
wheat wee brushed back y ard from his ear
with his hair. which vas 20 nesrly Of the
ssme color ~ to remain unnoiiced. That
wheat mstnred, the ripe grain falling "a
lodged in the ear and second crop was
developing, when HE sense Of hearing in
that ear became slightly Impaired by the
heavy growth Of the wheat roots Ground
the tympanum of his ear. and he had the
entire crop disrooted and his bearing re-
stored. Good iced wheat can get q job
anywhere in Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

Mr.. J. u Bs,,hset, secretary of the S~-
dslis Industrial and Ari Exposition. re-
turned this mornsns from B.. L,uis, where
he, together with Capt. P~rker, had been
in the Ini~.es, ui the orgsniz ,tis.n.
He iniuvmri Barr, reporter this after
coon that VIZ PUx-r and himself ye.,es-
day VISITED the National ssock yards. and
While there dr"PI-d in ut the live s,ocl
eomui-sion house Of Hunter. Esans h Co,
Thee esnilem<s e1prsssed themsslves -
greatly interested 10 our exposition, and in
order to prove thst such 10 the esss they
authorized Msssrs. Boutwell, and Parker to
oaer for them specisl premium Of 800
for the ten best bead Of cattle On exhibi-
tioa II our fair.
They also visited the eomnission house
Of Geo. 8. Tsylor 4 Co., ssd the senslsnsu
Comprising THE 6rn have sissi6ed their
Intention Of Offering . special premium Of
SIS for the Ave best hoes on exhibition.
They also eanvasssd fos advertisement
for the fair caialogus. and we're rsmarka-
big suecessful II this dirsstios. The con-
ing sxposisioa vill updoobssdly scl,pss
all former oass IL hard work On The part
Of the o0esrs he's anything 70 do With il.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Pinned the GIRL.


An irate and indignant parent. an in
jured lady and facetious young man
are the chief characters 10 q melodrsma
which has set Allentown, Pa, by tho
ears. The irate parent has favored
the public with a history
Of the plot in news paper
card. The eituation is a desperate
ono for the young man, aud he All
ticipates the deuouemeut with smit-
ten conscience and much trepidstion.
The young lady very properly went
to church on "Wednesday night, and,
sitting near the stove, became and re-
moved her jacket. All unbeknown to
her the sleeves of her coat dangled
over tho hack of her pew bench, d.
reetly in front Of the facetious young
man. Forgetting where he was, saws
the father, and with a forethought. he
introduced Q pin in each arm of that
jackA When the young lady e.
deavored to put herself within that
garment she could not. So thoroughly
had the facetious young man pinned
the sleeves thereof that her arms
would not penetrate the opening there
In.
In her confusion and embarrassment
she rent her dress. Thereupon her
confusion Was worse COMPOUNDED. and
she retired 10 short meter to the roof
and fig tree of her parents. and there
upon related her grievances. The fl.
Their over his signature. gives the funny
young man the alternative Of an oPol-
ogy OF . suit for damages for . torn
dress. He says the young man must
come to hia house and apologize. II
not. the law will be invoked, and
things will Be made particularly hot
for the youth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
1897.
Mays BY amour, paid in exchange Of


Sam Davis. of the Carson Appeal,
gives IN excellent specimen Of country
newspaper business management. The
editor sees in q rival paper . political
announcement, which, after careful
search, he fails to end in his own sheet.
Thereupou he seats himself and writes:
"A NICE PiLL.-Bill Virgins is
out with IN announcement that be is q
candidate for sheriff. " hO il Wig
gins! A hundred persons have asked
us this question within the past few
days. and We have taken pains to hunt
up bis record. Virgins il q man that
has hummed in this community for
the last ten years, seeking Office and
finding none. He has bucked like an
old mule, stif.leggesl ut every ticket he
has not been on. and has tried to burnt
every combination that was not in his
interest. He u . political parasite
that the voters Of the town should put
their foot on for the last time. He
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Trouble in the Nation.

There ~ BOND to be trouble in the In
dian nation, and that soon. Parties from
there this morning informed BAzoO re-
porter that Gov. Ossrton, Of the Chickasaw
nation, hss gathered together an army Of
800 men, and has Issued an order to the ef-
feet that Texas cattle raisers and white
men generally must leave the country be-
fore June LIST, OF force will be ueed. A
similar situation prevails in the Cboctaw
nation. Gov. McCartin has instructed the
sherifIs to Immediately organize and arm
militis companies to assist in driving out
the whites. The trouble in the Chick assv
nation 10 said 10 have grown out Of the re-
fussl of Texans to pay more than twelve
and . half cents per head for grazing cat
tie therein; Gov. Over.on demanding
twenty Eve cents per bead. In the Choctav
nation the trouble ~ chiefly in regard to .
Law allowing the white men to live in that
country. the Isdiaas holding that nearly
I'll the white population are there without
proper authority.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
UNRIVALLED HAIR DRESS
ING,
Producing as Rich and Clearly
Appearance as if Nature Alone
Had Impaired II.

ByRNETTE-S COCAINE IL tie bet
and ci.esp-s. Ilai, Dressing dan
drui. sllsys irritation, and promotes Wig
orou- and hesl,hv growth Of the hair. No
other compound produces these results.
Tie sa,~Tinity Il BURNErrS FLAW
OI;iNG EXTRACTS co1sists in their I-,Jaef
and great strength. They are warranted
fire from the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into tie composition Of many
If the f.ctitious fruit davors nov in the
market.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Robbery In Cooper County.

0OOU0Sy ID SOOP0S OoOosy'
The store Of Meis,rell 4 Smith, located
At Gooche's Mills. twelve miles souIhesss
Of BoonsiIle. Cooper county. sas fosc,bl.
entered BY several burglars Monday night.
Who helped themselves to uerchandise and
SIS cash in the money drawer. and all the
whisky they wanted. when they turned the
faucets and let the eosienss Of several bar
res 90 to waste, exceeding $3.50. besides
-,re~ing goods over the room AID on the
floor, and writing GOOD Credit" on pa
per box. The perpesrsioss are unknown,
but the fanilisrisy shosn in boring holes
around the iron eros<-bars inside Of he
doors shows some knowledge OF the
prs@ises.
q. L PoRue. township constable, near
By, also complsins that his black horse vss
stolen ,l,. ssme night. NJ clue To any Of
the parties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

By Missouri Pacific Engine No. l47
as Osaso at Two O'clock
this Morning.

Another horrible accident, again result
ing in the loss Of humsu life. occurred on
the Missouri Pacific road At O.sse, ~igh;
miles e.st Of Jefferson City, 1t tvo o'clock
,his morning.
At S:35 o'clock last right Conductor Pa,
Lsaiban's ssst-bound freight train, No. 3S,
left S-ds'is, With u. F. Moore, . young
man probably twenty-,hres OF iwen,y-four
wears old, ~ one Of his brahemsn. When
OsAge ~. reach, the engine. With -.
Rhodes % engineer. WA Gu, ioo.. from the
train IN order that they might do the re-
quir~d ssiiching. This Vas partially ac-
compli.hed, and the engine was backing
s~s, on the track. vhea Moore attempted
to jump upon the brake besm under the
tender, but missed his foo, inx aud fell
on the track. end vss terribly msn-
gled BY the vherls Of the engine. II
seems that he Vas not missed for .
short time. - il vss not until the switch
ing had been completed that his mangled
remains we're found ON the track, present
ing horrible appearance.
A to how the accident actually occurred,
Of course il 10 not positively known, ~ no
one witnessed il, bot the theory advanced
seems to be the most plausible one. and it
is generally accepted BY the train men.
Very little il known regarding deceased,
40 he ga q comparatively new man on the
Pacific. He formerly worked on the Ohio
Il Mississippi road. snd il is said his home
- Al some poin: On that ,hosoushfare.
The remains were picked up and pl.csd
on the depot platform and . Telegram at
once se.t to Jefferson City for the coroner
and cssket. aud IN inquest WA held this
morning, when . verdict 10 accordance
with the above facts VS. rendered. II is
.sid Moore vss also telegraph operator,
and at one time had m Office on the o. h
n. road.
fine US. Government use Hove Scales.
Send for catalogue to Borden, Selleck Il Co.,
Gsc>,.I A~sus. (,hir.~o III
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Nothing Mean About Us.

The Sedaiia papsrs, without exception.
gave unstinted praise to the people of
Jei~rson City for the royal m ,nner in
which they entertained the members of the
Press sss"cixtion. The Trihune's ding WAS,
there fore, not only uncailed for. but exceed
insly iIi-timed.-Jef-son City Journal.
Correct, neighbor. Tue people of Soda
La are perfectly willing 70 give even the
devil his due.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Removal.

On June lst, 1881, ! will remove
my stock Of lumber to my new yard
on Second street between kentucky
aud Vermont streets, one block west
of market square. when / will open
with q full stuck of oil kinds Of lumber
and material generally kept At . lum.
Der yard.
I shall b glad to greet al my old
scauaintanco0 and customer.
1-26w4t G. 81. Gauss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Arsw or This Question.

Why do 80 msay peoplr Ne see around
Va s-sm TO pc. fer tn suffer ..d be made
mi.erslle b, I'd:sss,io", Consu~ vtin,
Diss'n-s-, loss "i Appetite. Coming up Of
tie Fuod, yellow SKIN. when for 75c. We
viii sell them Shiloh. Vitsiiz~r, xusran-
ted to cure ;hrD. S,,Id BY your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine We have ever cold. A
fev doses invariably cure the worst cases
Of Cough, Group, and Brcochitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consump-
ton is without . parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since lie 6rpt discovery il has
been cold on guarantee, . test which NO
other medicine can staad. II you have q
Cough ne earnestly ok you 70 try il. Price
lOc., Soc. and 81. II your Luoes are sore.
Chest or Back Lame, use 6hilohs Porous
Plaster. ssld By Jour druegiss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

Al thousands can 'sstifyj ess 10 moth
Ing 70 much 70 be desired q perfect sight,
end perfect sight can only Be obtained BY
usiag perfect spscsacies. C. G. TAYLOR our
ON optician, exercises great skill and Pc.
tissee In fitting those needing spectacles,
vifh 80 aad comfort 70 ~ wssrsr.: diff
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

The approaching national holiday
Fourth Of July-will Be appropriately
celebrated in Nedslia 1t Sicher's psrk
The Mesere. Sicher Bros. are mating ex.
tensive preparations to receive the people
and entertain them sumptuously.
I: 10 expected that there will be speech.
e., races. military display. etc, ETC.. to
smuse and entertain the immense tbrongs
Who Will be here on th.t day.
Arrangements bave been made With the
railroads to run special trains .. reduced
rates IN order to sccommodate every body.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
81 Don't Want That Stun,

IL what lady of Boston said TO her hus.
hand when he brought home some medicine
ID cure her of sick headache and neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
yesrs. Al the irst attack thereafter il Va
administered to her With such good resulsl
that she continued i,s use uotil cured, and
Vas 20 enthusiastic in Its praise that che
induced twenty-five Of the best families ia
her circle 10 adopt il - their regular
family medicine. That "stuG" u HoE
Bitiere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Cheaper Hlovers.

P6uadetphia rIese.
One ssnsibls rsvolutioa 10 msotion-
ed which 10 . country % rich in fora
- this. might b werthily copied, and
that 10 the Substitution Of bouquets OF
exosics BY punches Of Wild flowers.
At . fashionable party rsoeotly. sever.
IL ladiss carried immsoss boqusts Of
dandelioos. da6odils, ropPiss and
ether common 60wsra An eeouomi.
eai conception possibly not very kindly
received By the florists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Another Boom for Sedalia.

Ia the event that the railroad from JEFF
er-on City ps--es southeast If us, ~. must
form a connection, at once, with the narrow
gauge at Cole Camp. twenty miles defiant.
1t is a natural gauge, skiriing the Usage
timber on the dividing line between the
waters OF the O-age snd the Missouri rivers.
The line il direct and ch~ap. For nsr-
row gauge road the grading would cost less
81 900 mile. With this feeder. Sedalis
would NJ once connect, on the north,
with fae Chicago Il Alton. thu. giving
competing rates for freight and travel.
A. soon ~ the c 'nnec,,on is m de with the
G. Il A, Henry and Bates counties wall
move To secure y connection st Cole Camp,
which will give them, also. q competing
route; and thence into ard through the
state Of ksnsas, would he only question
Of time, and y rem ;rksble short time u
that. No, only thi., but with the marrow
gauge extended to this point, ~. louis
will form a connection with u.s. The adj
vantages to that city would he immense.
The difference of gauge would carry every
pound If freight from western Missouri,
Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico directly
to st. L"ris, as thereby transfers would he
prevented and the travel and traffic could
not be- directed to Chicago. All this, and
more, was clearly demonstrated - the nsr-
row gauge railrosd convention in 81. LOUIS
four yesrs sgo.-Versaiiles Gag lite.
Married This Morning.
Al h,if-paIt ten O'Clock this morning
Squire Webber was summoned 10 the par
lor of Sichers' hotel 10 unite in marriage
Mr.. Wm Spidel snd Miss Sarah Prize, both
Of this county.
They stopped there for breakfast. and
the employees thought there vas something
wrong. a. when the young man went TO
register his name he vas 40 nsrvou. that
he could hardly complete the task.
Some time afterw.r.is they made their
wants known. ard Squire Webber helped
them out OF their difficulty. They inms-
diarely left the hotel and the les, .een Of
them they were rromensding Ohio street,
hsnd in hand, xs contented and loving as
two doves.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24
Out of Work.

and sick with my kidneys for years, wrote
Mr.. Alexander Ferris, Of Chensneo, Forks,
n. Y. recently. He used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. Now he says,
Il cheerfulIy recommend it to all persons
sufiering in the came way"