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, 1881-09-28


FtI1NHunG. Fa.. Sopt. %7.-The i'ost's special
from Heavier, ra, says Corallur Iteel held in.
guesta today III tho bodies of tho incl. VIII, wero
Killed ut lsdy's Hun 1sllgG t,Y tho acclll lru,
oil tho pittsbuEg & Laku Eric ltunll lust Hntur-
day. anh rrhJeFca tho following verdict: "Flsot,
that JAues ltubnann eamo to hls luath by
tehson of tho rapid. imprulcnt, ind reckless
running OF n apeclal train. ou which Eamuel
Haynes wis engineer. oil the tuornng OF BuM.
~ leal; nlso. We ugTe that tho plttsblrK s;
Luke ErIe Railroad Company II Just rcspU.lsIblu
fns tho granting Ut such privileges; aI4u, thas
Jalnts Robinson uuted 1mpruden1ly, a,l IL in
part Responsible for tie caa.nIsy TINT followed;
"hetoHd Vcrt1lct--'lhIt lt!chnrL I,Ft.wsl, Junles
linluw!ls, E!tjph Carver, Stephen Fostur, and
MHlla.H FAuklrk ciIlnu tn theIr deaths in I,lrt
sy fs.ssuil u tho lAst running nf u special truth
~ char9o OF samuel Haynes. md III purl by rea.
sn :" tia tact that 1n!ncs ltolnsun. their ruru-
num- uiaEtaArs!ed tue sIxtlal1 cf train Nh. 7, KIv-
.lnA MN warning u tho guIlltx Of tAo SuEil
sl'teia! ruin wn atso Ind that liz littsE,urE i
!;akv Er!e ltnilr"aA Company gave Sun,tiel
!taynes 70 H..at latitude In tho ruill.lalK III ais
lrhii ~ thIs e4telt uilu rGapouslble lor thls
RGGQGut," -"
, 1881-09-28

SAN FRANCESCA. Cal., Sept. .5.-The whnling
l>ark 1.cKnl Tundcr reports tho tMrk nanel
Webster crushed In tho iro ntr Point Harrow.
All nf tho crew escaped but ono sC1nlhll. No
npws Of tho .leanllettr.
, 1881-09-28
The Council Bluffs Explosion Moro
Destructive than at First
Reported.
Ten Persons Lost by Shipwrcck
Of the Coast Of Cali
fornia.
Thirteen People Perish hy the
Wreck Oi' tho Steamer
Calcutta.
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury in
the Journalists Train
Accident.


MIRACULOUS EsChrE.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. ...-Almut l oclock
this morning tltllngs reached this ety Of II re-
tunrknbIe uceitent which bcfcli tho t.ay cxprc4s
over the Canada Soil1crt, N.ad tn tbjs rlty. Tho
,ran was due here at,u.,t u'c.urk Whi,v trat,s.
terr,ng It acsuss thu river from AMherstbIrg to
Jrtssc lslc tho trslnsfcr o1t WIS run with slIcl,
farm n,iust thc ,Ittk m rho ,s,aud as 4, +,,,4,w
ror,yar,1 shn sIcnrc, ~ sSnlr yh.rt ran "1on,,
n4""4" .ao s'eupet ~. 1i.' "n'ea ,".' n.onn
In TIC track IN tho tfnns[cr h'at anu pltitigeI
hemlIong lntn tho watcr In tho s1ip. Tho IMs-
eonxer ronrb Immediately behind II o,au WIS
forced forward. anu a. tho forward trucks le'! on
hf1a went dowli' Inc coupling hctWecn ms
couch altl tho ono bchind Il did not break, how
ever, uhd so II hung OH tho etlxr of tho boat,
e.auns ~ ~ "a's'o s ,,.' -. ~, "ess.ee
The cnE!ncs Of tho boat woro reversed. mud
snin, h,,1 .,r, J., ~ ,,a,s, .sr 49,, ,.,a .,,sr.,
"asa nuu ."'n 'l, ~ aao lost a'u tu.on
sollo to ING ppttosh. A'l was confusion inc
passescss ~ NV s1eepet c'1.u ~ .no ee"u. WI
w wv "'.1' ul," '.,e'' ~ n.e"A 'o.H" 'ao
n''u"e' ahu ct't' p'teu"ss LUZ "e'p. M ~" pts'
ochhs'9 VIII VIII a""' WIN luo e"t' iaoS "esu
Iv-eueo. WIN 1uo aateptton ~ ''lan n't'n.n
.aloo ~nu oeeup.eu sseooa e,e'en' ~ e"tclu!
e, ~ !'A % "Hs lsuu' ~ m'' ~ ~" ''ut neen
."u1 ] ~ '"st acInun.s. 1no H1A'y oe a"se.Is
ot"oto W." "s,c III 'no t,"esc',ae, ,eoaeu utn'.'.
Meie !'"s's.9'eAen n'lu 1.sauea pcn-ne" toF
euo e'su ~ t"o "a. 'utlnoiest ""aS tlo"1 t"'
nA'ui' sun. " tnu p'sset'Hctt wa" stoo'' y"
tuo a.oh VI wv out u" NV "a"set VI 'nos' III
eo s''e"n'' a'1o n.a"Heo W ~ 9Gsc"e tle1n'
10 aoosin 40 poss.po lassenests nlao 'snI".'tl."
, 1881-09-28
ROSA SHANE.


ERIE. pn., Sept. :!7,-Wh!e several children
rrcrc rlnylng with pistol, which they hnll found
to'1ay, lsosa Shane WIS dangerously, perhaps fiji
tally, wul,Illlct,.
, 1881-09-28

N1EI3EI1sU IV 1JIs1kII
6ptctdt Espaseh to Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
CLEvE.aSI', O., Sept .s.-{tenry ssctnhcimcr.
aged ii years. crushed to death .oay ut tho
Luke Erie Iron Works by II lagu boiler fallIpg un
hin.
, 1881-09-28

TRIBUNE IRA NE|f OFFICES
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES OUR
J. numprnns pntrista throughout tho city, wn haYo
nstabthea l!rnne Ultc9s III tllo diGarens bv!sions
Al dcn!QNateA bvloW whore Advsfttseni9nts Will ba
taken r thu sumo r!cH 10 Gt,arRet " the stal Uf-
.,,,.,,,, hDLr!l n!V!slUs:
trHyl..nv, C,lIner Thlrty -ilfth.st.
~. II. slAM5, lso0kseIlefs and ataHonafs, 121
i1na1S; i: iAG0.us. Druggist an' lnalana.av..
Il w. HUclMAN. druggist, cornor Thlrty FIRST and
WEST DIVISION.
]. ECilME!nEts, druggist, tx West lak0.ss, cor-
j. \: TiTEilL DruR.ss, 80. souta l1"lstosl.st-
M, KltAf~l. DruKs!st Gil Wcst Nad!son-ss+, corr
Jas. ii. huxley 4 CO., Druggists, lss South
e;'s3HS q M Aams H. x,1v,vtrrr A.,
W.sI An:lls,,tist, s:'rl,or ox!ss'M!tx M ,,,,
cnrtlarnF FHDlflIi-st. --
I'll U. Iii:liitlCK. jowolor, :sows.oaios. ind Fans
Gpods 4! q*e;;s, eSsnsr iAns1ln vx,, ,,.,.,,.
eosnos 'naAna Sonr1t DIVISION.
Il. nUhLtStillAM X 20. Druggist III North
T. II. WILLIAMS i CO.. druggists. us l.arrnboo-
As;. cyrnsT HupAin
AEAMf. NGMA ntld Stationery ftnsHt III r. tMvtstn-~
, 1881-09-28

T OSr-FltiD.t NIGHT, ON NORTH
- Ufid Ut tsrnn1 huntDynri. nrrOw- car
rnr. Rownsd II rctasnud III Il. 4. uUSlllsll LIS
, 1881-09-28

Fur observation-disclosures Attntnl Halle, t,onl. For
Whisky f3ay-IlnrRo tlo'tton ltmIo. Fur utt1nr-'
tGh-aehn,nor Chlnn. Guhl. fnr Hny City
l}nrKGs l.. kUau and Levi lsNtnaDn, C0nis
, 1881-09-28

Thoro was no change yesterday In lrOn-oro
frcighte. ind vessels were III nulfvp tlo.nauu.
ltntes retluI irtu 1T tho following figures frot,i
Tho pui,lts tin,nc.l:
From t:sCanabn tu ChcnRu ...........$ Leo
frJn t:sellslauM to l.kG Eric purtA.... lGQGsl.dj
FrOu Marquette to l.nke Erie IUrts... ..00lt..@.5
, 1881-09-28

410 TD0-t;NEAT BUSINESS 0ppOls-
HlCosVOO tnnIty fur stuck company Or iudlviti-
tlnI Investment. III thp manufacture OF ltght rMhuer
WATERFRONT N1uis similar tn HHsAaf8r AtaifGhs y. 4.
klSts, Cnru Il. i, Sutttn9 l. TO-, I0+ MAtaon.st.
, 1881-09-28

1HANTED-4A MAN TO TAKE AN IN
w lerest In tho Diamond Ink Cu,'1 Works. In aitl.
wautec \ good clnnct for uinn will y Hu 10 ktuJ.
, 1881-09-28

Hpef7f Dyrh.tth to n. s91tt.l.e tsit.aS.
thAt tho schN,ncr J. \. Tinyts. Of this city, was
usilnstcd on Saturday u. El!snn liuy by Il
atso s!AiGd tlut when liu loft Hlster llny III
SATURDAY, tho schonnur, M. l.; cnllna via III
Aaol39r there, but ti.1E9lil9, aud ho Thought sho
nwner 0f tho cnilins h,.l! rueelyed no uttyiuu
frum tho master Ut tho craft thnt uaythiux huI
KuuD nt.iiHX. '
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
SWEET SPRING SIPPINGS.
The Springs are continually
DIVIDED with new faces, and popular ones

The Springs are continually
crowded with new faces, and popular ones
at that.
Manager Pierce. and his most able
aud i0vial assistant, Col. Hamlin, are doing
their utmost and succeeded in making things
pleasant for all.
Mr.. Fairchild, the only Fair-child,
will leave the Springs, on Saturday to call
upon one OF his many lady admirers in
S'daIia till Monday.
The afternoon concerts at the springs
ARE improving daily, and the music is
thoroughly appreciated, also the dancing
AT night is fully INDUCED in.
The Hon. Gene Field, formerly of the
Kansas City Times, has left the great Sara
toga of the west, to begin in new field of
labor. Denver Col. We wish him success
s:a that he will stop his bad singing.
Miss Henetta Epstein, Miss Ray Ep-
stein, Miss II. Goldsmith, of Mobile, Ala.
and Miss Emma Sandfelder, will all re-
turn once more on Monday morning to
their respective homes, accompanied by
their admirers, Mr.. II. Frank, Felix Levy,
Rosenhein Kliman and last but not least,
who is continually around with bright
and smiling ceuntenance, the fair blonde,
a. il were, VI. J. Dahlman, Of n. Y.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
The Right Stuff.

The action Of Governor Crittenden. OF
Missouri. in promptly offering a reward of
SsyO.VOJ, for the capture OF the Rock Is
land train robbers and murderers, meets
The cordial appreciation of every good
si,insn I'M the land. It should be made a
million dollars, or any other necessary
s,i,i. a, the slate cannot do too much in
the line OF protecting the lives and prop
erly Of lis citizens; and this is doubtless
the view oi Gov c. in Offering at once this
large reward. Society only finds protection
in The prompt arrest and vigorous punish
mcnt OF the criminal classes; and the gov
errors who execute the laws are the most
beloved and longest remembered. Cover
nor Crittenden can join all the other gov
ernor>, except one. in giving thanks to Al
mighty God for saving the life Of the pres
i,lrni from the assassin's bullet, and the
next m",ucai, if the exigency requires it,
sign the death warrant of a murderer or
Offer $:O.OOO reward for their delivery
over To justice. That is the metal that
makes good state executive-and the
kind We earnestly pray the Lord Of hosts,
III the next election, TO bestow upon Texas.
D,nisoh Ilerald-News.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
SAD, BUT TRUE.
A Brilliant Young Journalist Gone
Hopelessly Insane.

Gee ". Fcrrl. formerly connected with
The press "i this city. and whose writings
liz The Kansas City Evening Herald and
other qualifications have endeared him To
nemlsr> of the craft all over the state, has
Income h..:cles~iy insane and his once
brilliant mind is total wreck. lnspeak-
ing oi ,l., sad affair, the Kansas City Star
SANS:
..i!c is now al his home in BOonville,
Nc. and has 10 he watched like child.
Poor Ge"r.c. gifted and brilliant, his sad
lat. ran he attributed to that which has
wn~kci The bright hopes and anticipations
Of many :, bright youth, and the epilaph of
-P~r Mug" is be6ttingly suggestive is
adapted 1" The fate Of Geo. w. Ferrel. His
MANY friends in this city and throughout
tho stale. will learn with sorrow the mis-
i"r;s,n which has befallen him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

In last Sundays BAzOO mention was
made Of the cruel desertion of two little
children in this city some weeks ago, by
their mother, Mrs. Taylor, and it was
also stated that one of the children, a girl
about IL years old, was in need of home.
To-day the BAZoO received the following
letter which will explain itself:
WARRENsBURG, Aug.3.
Mr.. EDITOR In your Sundays issue
l noticed an article in regard to little
girl who wanted home. l am here on a
visit from Arizona, and would like girl
of that age to take home with me. / would
take her and do a good part BY her, but
would not care to adopt anyone. Please
let me hear as soon as possible, for l will
not be here only for a short time.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. B. A. NCKAs.
The above letter was shown Mrs. Hicks
who is at present kindly furnishing the
little girl with home, and she says Mrs.
Fickas can get the child by calling upon
her at any time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Sweet Springs. Saline county, Aug. II.
) days.
Louisiana. Aug. Is, > days.
Higginsville, Lafayette county, Aug 23.
) days.
Fulton. Galloway county, Aug. -,
DAYS.
Sturgeon, Aug. 30, 4 days.
days.
Columbia. Boone county. Sept. 3, > days.
Paris, Sept. ., days.
Kansas City, Sept. Il, days.
jefferson City. Sept. IL, ; days.
Sedalia, Sept. ~, days.
Montgomery City, Sept. il, > days.
Hannibal, Sept. q, days.
California, Sept. -, days.
st. LOuis, Ort. s, d days.
Edna, Knox county, Oct. 4, 3 days.
Lexington, Aug. 23, 5 days.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
Hidden Hits.

Miss. Norma Brt,e> is i'm Sedalia visit
ing friends.
Eugene Clark was baptised i'm the
Methodist church last Sunday by i'm
nVr>ion.
The railroad company are erecting 8
new passenger depot. The town has out
grown the old one.
Eugene Clark, the dentist. rides u BIZ
cycle almost every evening. He does the
two-wheeled act we'll.
Yesterday morning q z. mt eman named
Palmer, oi the firm Oi Sherlock h Palmer.
marble dealers, while handling u large slab
oi marble. had the misfortune TO get his
RICH, hand badly mashedso much 80
middle fingers amputated-
Prof. White. vi Canada, is here erect
ing q college He has two acres Of land
on Olive Street, and is putting up build
ing to cost about $1,000. Holden City
donates 81, 900 t. the enterprise. The school
will be mixed one capable Of accomola-
ting about Ito students. Prof. White comes
we'll vouched Tor, and the prospects for the
new institution are exceedingly hattering,
which speaks we'll for the enterprise Of our
people.
Uncle Johnny Bell, Il well-to-do far
mer started Ia town the other day with
five fat hogs in wagon. TIN the road
going up hill the tail hoard of his wagon
came out, and the hogs all gut out without
the granger noticing it. lie came into
Holden empty, not noticing his loss until
he arrived in town. He subsequently
found two Of his hogs. but the loss Of the
three ia, porkers lett him disconsolate. tn
be laughed at by his friends and neigh
bOrs.
j. d. Taylor, it will he remembered
was found dead On July ~ on the railroad
west of town. all cut mp by relentless car
wheels, a. ii was then supposed. VIC
Smith. Justice I'll the peace, acting as coroner,
has had jury nj work investigating FOL
two weeks and they fail to lind q verdict
and to that end they are investigating
Taylor was dealer in walnut,logs,s sober
industrious, quiet. inotiensive man, Ne.
slected BY everybody. His age was thirty
eight. and he LETT widow and seven chill.
dren. dependen, upon the husband and
father for living.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Las, fall Thus. Pricharsi, III the Southern
hotel, 81. Louis. came down for a hunt.
lie hal with him zine terrier bird dog
tina, he though, was the creme de In creme
ri the canine race. The dog, unused tn the
wide. fields and the free air ri Heaven, con
trivcl to get lost. Tommy grieved As did
Rachel for her children. and whenever he
would meet anyone from Sedalia would
ask with a trembling voice, while tears
rs large as crab apples rolled slowly down
his cheek, ii he had seen any thing OF his
dong. To set his mind at ease the BAzOO
will saw that John Gamble came up from
Lamonte Yesterday and said that he had a
stray dog that answered to the description
of the missing terrier, and will keep it un-
til called for by the owner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Deputy Sheriff Pheland, OF St. Joseph,
passed through the city this morning en-
rou,e to JEFF: City, having in charge, John
Smith. sentenced to FIVE years in the peni-
Tertiary for burglary and larceny; John
Sutton. twenty years for rape, and Twee.
dell and k Scs, two years s. each for grand
vheland says that while at the union de-
l~t in Kansas City this morning Roberts
lore his clothes entirely of, right in the
crowd. and before any one could reach
him he WAS n naked as the day he
was born, forcing the deputy to buy him a
blouse and pair of over-alls. He has a
wild look in his eyes and is evidently a
desperate man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
BORDER BALLADS.

KGnAaS NY star.
Mr. Jessie James went out one day,
Aud me, an express train on the way;
He said TO the passengers "howdy dc"
And robhed that express train through and
through.
He cut the throat of the patent air-brake,
And made the throttle of the bulgine quake;
He tossed the tender high in the air,
Aud Gu, the stomach from the cOwchathair.
He killed ia5 men
With his l:,6 calibre pop, and then
He seized The bell-pull with shout,
And icrk.,i that express train inside out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Bud Harden. brother Of the notorious
John Wesley Harden, the Texas desperate.
Was pulled BY Officer Whalen at the Gar
rison House depot this morning. lie had
taken possession of an NJ. X. II r., coach.
The conductor came along and asked him
to siraightcn up, as he was on a drunk.
Bud politely told him Ia go To the place
that has hcen stricken out nj the revised
edition. The conductor objected to going to
any such place. Bud became angry be-
cause his rcqucs, was not acccled to. and
Just then Officer Whclan happened tOcome
around and politely escorted the gentle
man to the cooler. where he was laid care
fully away On lee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

III. Martin Williams went west last
night to Kansas.
business is unexceptingly good in
Warrensburg. Everyone is busy.
County court il now in session. and
the Eads house is filled to its utmost capa-
city.
A United States surveying party
travelling west are At Warrensburg, stopping
a, the Eads House.
John Mittong. editor OF the Holden
Enterprise, was in the city visiting and
counting yesterday.
j. W. Palmer came up ON the Mis-
souri, Pacific train las; night and is stopping
at thr Easl> House.
Geo. Coons, commercial traveller, repre-
scnting the kenard II 10. carpet house,
dined at the Eads' Yesterday.
carpenters are now in demand The
RaptiStS church association arp buiidin. "a
new ediiice wherein To serve the Lord.
Selah,
A good span Of mules changed hands
Tor $3.50 Yesterday. Mr.. Granger. lately
returned from California, WAS the pur-
chaser.
j. J. Hathaway, marble cutter, was
arrested yesterday by the marshal, upon
complaint oi IN ebon hued female Charg-
ing him with assaul,ing her Kids. Mr..
Hathaway plead guilty To the charge and
requested the amount hooked BY his honor
lis safe to say the tine was like unto the
cream upon u city dairyman's milk-rath-
or light.
Next Saturday afternoon all who de-
sire to attend will be entertained by III
eloquent debate between two Of Warrens-
burgs best deha,ors, yiz:T. &. Hcrnbuckle
and Z. +. Trgs. upon che subject OF ''Politi-
cal Parties, etc." out ut the Old Bush
school house. Twill be moonlight, and
tn. BAzOO is requested To invite all to
bring their ladies fair, with curling hair,
out there. TO compare, the air, and stare.
Shoot il.
MIR. J. ii. Chandler, OF Kansas City,
was in Warrensburg yesterday. About
August %, 1850, Mr.. Chambers house NJ
Kansas City was entered BY burglars while
he was a, church and his family absent
4 large quantity Of silverware
and jewelry was stolen, also one thou
sand dollar Normal School bond, y. 49,
This bond has repeatedly been heard from,
but not We, captured. The payment has
been stopped, so that TO-DAY IL is but.
in ane sense of the word, an Innocent piece
Of paper, vaiurlc>S Mr.. Chambers visit
to Warren>burg was for the purpose Of
having the county court issue another bond
i'm place vi his stolen one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
Change in SIGNALS.

4 circular issued from General Mana
ger Talmage's Office at St. Louis, Aug. I'd,
SAWS.
With the issue of our next time card,
which will take effect Sunday, August 9TH,
1881, the following changes will be made
in signals:
Lamp swung crosswise OF the track will
he the signal to stop.
Lamp raised and lowered will be the
signal to back up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

This is beyond question the most sue
s,es>iul cough medicine We have ever sold.
4 few doses invariably cure the worst cases
of cough, Group and bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure Of consump-
ton is without parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
i,cen sold on guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. Ii you have a
cough We earnestly ask yon to try it.
Price, lOc, 20, and ST. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's
Por,,s Plaster. Sold by your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
MONEY TO LOAN

On improved farms and Sedalia property.
Eight per cent. interest, no commission
and, NO expenses. Borrower gets every
dollar he makes his note for, interest pay
able once year.
On large sums with extra margins Of
security, / can make the interest seven
per cent and no c0mieeion0.
7-l3d3tw4t. WV. H. Ross.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

and sick with NV kidneys for years, wrote
Mr.. Alexander Ferris, oi Chenango Forks,
y. u, recently. He used Warmers FATE
Kidney and Liver Cure. Now he says,
Il cheerfully recommend il to all persons
suffering in the same way"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09
sHu.OH'S CATARRH REMEDY,

marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious usual
Injector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price SOC. Sold by your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Fresh Meat every Tuesday and Friday
] can also serve lunch ON short notice.
WILLIAM Corr.
Dresden, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-09

Hayes Anti-friction knuckle f"'
threshers at the Sedalia Foundry.
C7-lO-sSw1t1
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SO v 3 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
THE SILYER CREAM COMPANY,

LATE STUART. DUNDAS & COMPANY,
Iurchase for export part oi the world Indian mer
chand-c produce ~ description orders
provisional remittance attached 10 the extent ~ 20 per cent
on estimated value balance drawn for under cover OF docu
mcuts
Tho silver Company receive commission and
non sac n the Indian market merchandise and the produc
lions ~ other countries
The Company IN better position than any house
IN India 10 ship cigars ~ brands the Company having
thrif ~ manuiactnry IN Kewudah very cigar Is guar
aniee to br made from the very best material pocuIabe la
India Cigarettes being also Uf the Complaints special
tbs
pom receipt OF two dollars M American postage stamps
choice select, Of samples viii b. dispatched post
paid
funny Bae "a another very important branch q the Com
panys business they shipping very largely 10 Australia san
Francisco aud tlr app 0f Good Hope.
G. II. STUART Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16

BtIIuo Apfl l5-CAruy -i.et"p's TO- day. loo hr''
fo'a NJ thus ftf. l1ph hrsl. -l'.r
uipe last week u $50 A'It. ,"rssurd fhi"nyh, 500
cars: p,s.i demand aui rfc,su --., fl|h'f sr OF 's
Ia hoce - 4jr+ 20, isiTa ~t"'i- -Di .. "'
SIET All LAME L''' pfc to-day, t-'t h'hi iHa i"'
wees thu. iar inoO ht f"r ~un' 1870 a.i ".rt. -"
head: cii-rued through. - ar hotlf d"nf i i I'll"
stock ne-h arrival, c'n-ign' th"nt' t. l'r -lt.,
Iios-- ,,~ uay. lu1 meal total ~ n'~A i' iaf
o. Ono had. io the -srlc umc a' ~'sA -"' h'"i .
Through go ifri d'f hfd h' l''- -'lf
higher sales 81 il.it hUfttf~ - tt4-' '' To- I+''
= D.. to4l Media 20 lag So tlr't lfshf
- 1' Ig- ialf "a Gt.d. $50 ~ 'hoi'' 80
lectnI. - sja- t'
II. Lori- Npr,l H. -CArrF Active. Grn and hrhor
lIl hsai. 90 rfu'uf- Dot i-iftsfi ttinf = %
-, l.. la ,tnt-i ~tt,r- . lf4sst' l"n Too
Medium. - Butchers rtsf-. tid@a tnr-
Htfcf., .41rf 20. toiui Ap ~i"~fs. - bF11~ 80
Feeding -ie, - >. ,ua>. Do. l,ariug- - - d"
~HiIt-~t'ady and Urn u sJ4ch -. icttri0 ann ship
uI,uts not reported ... o..
CUcA.o. Apu li.-i io.-- IAsrIi-. 1000 hrad -hhp
meut- s. pO mead market stead AID fairy ai'c. Mud
Lights ft'Tr' ~ 'i4'F i'aN) - 80
n o. g.. MI lu'iian hogs at - 81 -
tATTiE-i~c-pt-. 1000 bead -i Hu"it% J. f hc nhi-
ket gu,t bat -t'"y "n i't e4i ~hip'nt ? ~
Coed 10 Ch.lcn - 4rGrt -.. 1i"tI ? ."'H-f t".
Butchers anil aiming Ao~ hut ssy al - .'"rl - ;
~tker- and quiet IS 2Ddst 80. CaiN'o -"" al
0rI1 head ,..-.
and rlaIart arm, ~ ld '"n'"u 10 '"l
- 7iqsJ -; Choice. - 73aso -. ID" iaioi Ff'e Tor
Lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-16
c1Nc1NNArI MARKlT.

CrvcyxAu ApnI l5-I1our ind. Family. % 20
~ 4OgsC whoa. steady. Nth far tespd At a. ltHfl u
Tor 80. RED. receipts ic5oo bu.h slipn'nN 'o bush
t,ra dull No Mico, 4TLr. Oat@ sti"l@, -'aTcr ana
wanted 1t lie Hye hrn ~" g ~ "a" i1il.{ ur'n "nrr
iur- l.ilt 80 . Fal 10 HIfr" ~ II. Tnfh hinhAf'
~ - Lard nominal at D. Iuis Meats ~ f'"'i d"".nn
Slou!.rs .Gir higher -l'i'iti -
&C. ti.ar I.i &C.: clear StIrs. sSOe. Nh-k,j 90 ihr
den and and rin ~ 0S Iuiter quiet h"' "c-t'n
R--,TN.. 2SH2rt: Choice Central fhiu @f"ttf sugar
IT. ady; Harris. 6'GlO'aca N.worrsn-. tiSc Iioss
uu quality poor Common. ~ 5SG-f -. iIEh - ava
3jp5 Heavy ia, king. - 3JasJ -. But'hrrs srpoo~