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Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
THE FINAL SESSION.
The Health Guardian's Farewell
Meeting Last Evening.

The final session of the Board OF
Health was held last night
The committee on accounts recon.
nlended the payment of the following
bills: y. H. Thomas, $32. II; VIM. Bow
ers S3l; DIR. Willard Springer, ST. Adams
Il Bro, s., Orders were directed to be
drawn.
DR.. Bocksom called the attention of
the Board to n nuisance Ga back cellar
filled with the drainage from water
closeD at the southeast corner of Fifth
and Adams streets. Referred to the
Third Ward Committee to be abated,
the expense incurred thereby to be paid
by the owner of the property.
DR.. Blocksom moved that the clerk be
instructed to notify the Street Commits
sioner to have the cutters in South Will
mington cleaned.
Mr.. Thatcher objected to the motion
on the ground that the Street Commits
sioner was doing such work rs fast az
he could.
The motion was also opposed by
Messrs. Kennedy and Whalen.
Mr.. Thatcher offered III an amend
ment that the Ward Committee be in
structcd to point ont dirty cutters to
the Street Commissioner, and request
him to have them cleaned. Tie amend
mcnt was accepted and adopted.
DR. Springer said that it was no won
der that the streets and cutters were
not cleaned rapidly. The street COM
missioner, he observed, hired old and
decrepit men. He thought the streets
would I've less dirty ifthe Street Commits
sioncr would employ az good work
men to perform the city's work as he
would to do his own work.
Mr. Sparks reported that Mechanic
street was in bad condition and said
that it needed rcpaying.
President Singlcy called the attention
of the Ninth Ward Committee to IL lot
Covered with watcr) owned by Mrs.
kumt0rd.
The annual report of William Bowers,
executive officer for tho western dis
trict, was read, During the year he
buried 80 dogs, 1876 eats, 3l2 chickens,
II goats, , hogs and Is rats. He served
% written and 300 verbal notices, but
no arrests.
ID. H. Thomas. executive officer for
the eastern district, buried lSl cats, -
dogs, 81 chickens, 90 rats and goats
He served 81 legal and l7J verbal no.
tees.
Permission was granted John Hea-
ph"y to diSnter two bodies from 81 JOS
cph'S cemetery inter them in the New
Cathedral cemetery.
Clerk Frazier reported that since the
last meeting 81 cases of smallpox have
been reported to him. Eight of that
were reported yesterday. In
April ia deaths occurred. This number
exceeds that for the corresponding
month Of last year by %5. Ten persons
died with scarlet fever last month. The
death rate, in this city, since January
lst, has increased very much. The rate
per l., 900 is more than that Of Toledo, o.,
Camden, n. j., New York, Phiahel-
phia, Baltimore and ST. Louis. In fact
onr ratc exceeds almost any city in this
country which has u population not
greater than our own. Last year it was
not so. The Clerk, in conclusion, cited
he death rate per 900 in The following
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
A Gard.

indiscretioGs Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., / will send
you Q recipe that will cure you FREE OF
OhARGE This great remedy was discOV.
srsd by Q missionary In South America. Send
sslf-addrssssd envelope to the Rev JosArH
T. lAGAK.Statton u, New York Otty nblyw
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

Having used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
for the last few days 20 my qualification
find it did me great deal of good. l
had % severe cold which it cured in a
few days. C. ROBERTSON,
139 Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Sale of IA 80 h 90 n Ruse.

The Browntown schoolhouse, subject
to II mortgage of 5000, was, on Saturday
afternoon, sold to Fred. l.. Buckmaster
for $25. Itls quite probable that the
school board will rent the building until
IA new schoolhouse is erected.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The ONl& ElOnMmAs,f

pers ms desirous Of subscribing to the
fund Tor he erection of a monument 10
the memory of the late Rev. DR.. j. w.
Dale will meet at the Presbyterian.
church at Middetown, on Thursday,
May u, at two O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
II Will SurpriSe Y0u

to find how good u lady's full regular
made balbriggan hose you can buy for
20 cents per pair at Spcn ;er's, Seventh
and Market streets. They are the best
value you ever SAW.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Dry Goods.

We call attention to the large stock of
Dry Goods at Crosby 81 Hills, 220 and
222 Market street, having laid in larger
stock than ever, are prepared to sell at
low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

Usually such things as are advertised
possess no value. But who would say
that Or Balls Cough Syrup possesses
no merit? 1t is the standard remedy Of
our are. Price % cents Il bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Seed potatoes and Eating Potatoes

Januey, 3O& King street, is hcad,
quarters for all kinds ofpotatoes. VIII
sell to the trade at reasonable prices.
Do not he humbugcd with pedlcrs, but
60 right to headquarters, yon will -rt
what you want. GEL full measure ami
as cheap, if not cheaper, than amy one
else can sell Won.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

The report was ordered to be filed.
Mr.. Kennedy rrpurgcd that when he
was made treasurer, on May 2i, 1879,
there WIS an Indebtedness to the extent
Of 5000. There Were, at the time, S4l
in the treasury, which, when expended,
left til" indebtedness at $500 During
his terms Of office he has received 81
49l SO and paid out $l,377.7l. The bal
ance in the treasury, AZ I'll" present
time, is Sll409.
The following resolutions. offered by
Mr.. Thatcher, were adopted:
Resolved, That vote of thanks he
rendered ~ President T. T. Singlry for
the courteous and gentlrmanly = manner
in which he has presided over this
Board, and also for the faithful per-
tormanCe Of the duties which his Office
involved And be it further
Res >lv"1, That vote of thanks he
given tu all minor officers Of the Board
for the attention given by tHcm tu all
the duties which came under their no.
ticr rs members of the Board.
Farewell speeches were made by
President Singley and M"SsrS. Kennedy
and Thatcher, after which the Board
sine tile.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
&llraAGR.

Those elegant spreads, at Kennard q
Co., are selling fast. Price, 81. 10, worth
$1.5O. Every house-keeper should sec
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03

A matter of choice--whether to suffer
uninterruptedly with a cough or to in
vest rs cents for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
and cure it.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Good En0MESS.

Lovers Ct n really good chevy Of To-
bacco should ask tor M,lcrs Good
Enough Navy Plug, is II i, tIw"nIS To-
'bacco in the markrt thai ha, not Il drug
store taste aud viii NOT make The mouth
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Dr. Sisnlns'
white FuiInOniC Ealsain-

4 The famous Throat ana Lung Medicine
Aaron Perry (Brandywine) says itruTec
him from Consumption James Long
(Jessup's Mills) will tell you 1t cured
him, also Joseph $. hcnd"rnan, krnnett
Square, and hundreds of others ThoH'
sands will tell You it is Il good remedy.
Cure your Coughs. sore Throat, Roarae-
ness, Group, Blood Shifting, Weak
Lungs, Sc. with it. 5Oc. and H. Sold by
leading dealers, Main Depot 4th u King,
Phila 602 Arch street,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
stop that Thief, Dyspepsia,

before it steals you virtually all away,
( Nothing ever put up equals br. Hiss
Powders and dyspepsia
sDinner Pills Office 211 West Third
&Atrnnt
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
A Noteworthy EACt.

All first t-class dentists and physicians
recommend s. S. White'ospeciaiitie> lor
\ the mouth and for the preservation OF
the teeth and gums. Cali and examine
s9l7 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
sfirSt-claSS dentistry only.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Never Fails to Give SatiSfaetion,

A full line Of Sla'r Mantels, at L.
EMitchells, $40 w. Front street, He
also repairs leaky roofs Of all kinds and
has coating for old tile and felt roofs
that has never failed to give sati,tac.
tinn
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Rnrrainaiu Towels.

We are now showing 4 lin" OF "Nrrp-
cheap towels, from l2'2, Is, -,
81, 31lg up. \ special bargain a 9Jrts.
a, WpIREII
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Wanted nj OMce.

j. T. Mullin & Son, merchant taiiorS.
fSiXth and Market StrGetS,arc IN want OF
good coat and pant makers for fine Gus.
ltom work. Good hands can have steady
employment with them, as through the
Edull season they manufacture clothing
flor ready made department
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Place to Buy Coal.

Best family coal at II reduced price al
i. FELL's coal yard, G22 W. Front ST.
224Otbs.
The best thing for cleansing the teeth
% Eurica Tooth Wash " can be had only
\ tat the West End Pharmacy, Seventh
&Rud Jefferson streets.
Working Shirts % cts. to 81, No.2o2
Market street.
Full line of Mems furnishing goods, ,at
Cole's.
Examine the elegant neck wear at
Coles.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Ssauze Underwear.

We have just added largely 20 our
stock of these goods, making our line
at the following prices, -, 30,
81, 81, 81. % and Sl.M ., Il. WOHHELL.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Fine FLOllI

Finest Roller Patentsand best Family
Favorite Flour is for sale ut the lowest
Iprices, Ut the steam mills, 3O6 ". Front
street
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
To ThOse Who want To EkMOW.

If you want to know where yea can
hay your fruit and all kinds Of produce
tle cheapest 90 right to No. I" f. lth
SNIE w
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Everything to Please.

A furnished cottage at Nehoboth
Beach. Inquire Of or address NJ. L.
Rilnv ooS Il iuir St rect
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

The following items are from the
Clinton Advocate regarding the small pcx
there:
1t 10 reported tha, O-ceola is standing
guard. in true military style, st the differ.
en-, routes leading TO Clinicn
An effor, il being made to raise
money BY subscription to ss,ablI-h q pest
house for such ~ choose TO avail themselves
Of its use.
The msil carriers be,v.sn Clinton and
the didersn, p,ints in ih- ,..Gatv ssv b..
tween tao Gres -sm I'll pcx q, One end 81
the !iGe ard rope or shot gun ~ the other
-no passengers. no mails.
There ~ no; much news to report.
There are few nee ca.ss, and . nu;rber
Of cases Of ssrioioii, many Of them. how
ever, that amount 90 nothing. The M ,r-
iiy OF those who we're 6rst attacked are now
we'll ard attending 20 their usual avoca-
tIons.
The Ssdalis people hsve vscciraiirs
parties. A number OF ladies get together
At the house Of one Of them and have .
physician come and vscciBste the crowd.
This "g-ts away" With the Clinton lsdiee.
OF course there Is good canse for il, % Why
such Wholesale vaccination
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

The figures given out BY the New
England Aoti. Divorce Saciety show
that 10 Vermont the proportion 81
divorces to marriages u one to four
teen. in Rhode Island Ope to thirteen,
in Massachusetts one to twentv-one.
A speaker in one of the societyis
meetings said: "a curious fact Is that
in Ohio the number If divorces 10 in
proportion to the New Eneland ele-
ment in the population. Wherever
New England influence is felt there
hss heeD an increase. The Western
Reserve in Ohio, consisting Of the
twelve northeastern counties. II said
to contain q New England stock purer
than can be found anywhere else, ex.
cept few counties in Maine. and
here the proportion Of divorces to
marriages is one to eighteen. while in
the rest of the State il IS one to nine
teen. In Ashtabula County it Is one
to eight. and in Lake County the
proportion Of divorce suits to mar
riages is one to six and four.tentbs.
In some Of the southern counties, were
. different population prevails, it 10
about one to fifty"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

The people Of Moberly. who. by the
way, are to be commended for their
enterprise. we're represented in st.
LOUIS on Friday last by Geo. L. Has
setr, mayor, Jno. L. Voolfolk. bank
er. William Smith, proprietor of the
Grand Central hotel. and w. J. Hal
lack. q real estate dealer. who were
there to confer with General Manager
A. A. Talmage, Of the Pacific, and
Col. Th0s. McKissock. of the Wabash
road. in regard 10 building a union de-
pot 1t Moberly.
It was reported that the conference
Was . pleasant one, and that the out
look = good for our neighbors to have
. union depot at no distant day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Not 30 Certain.

" hen it was suggested that Sara
Bernhard be invited to st. Joseph,
Milton Tootle. of that city, was earn
estly uged to advance the $500
necessary to secure her. Tootle did
not see the question in that light, but
the pressure was 50 great that be final
" decided TO give the St. Joeephians
. chance to zee the Bernhard il they
would come forward and BY taking
tickets in advance relieve him of all
financial responsibility. Manager Alb.
hey must be answered to night, but as
only 81. 300 worth of tickets were
taken up to yesterday noon. it is not
improbable that the project may fall
through, Bernhard must appear the
next night at Cedar Rapids. Ia. where
. num6er Of wealthy citizens have
raised abig purae to secure her for the
dedication Of . fne rev opera house,
and Abbey may conclude to take her
to St. Joe whether the whole amount
Is raised or not, In order not to lose q
nights receipts.
Tbsrs-s hardly any doubt that slim
Sarah win visit Kansas City in the
spring. Mr.. Hudson has letter from
Abbey assuring him that arrange
msuts WILDE made to that e6ect.-|
Kansas City Journal, Feb. 9Th.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
A Church Member

Mnat not dsnce, but in q covert and
strictly judisious m.rrer be may bear fsisr
witness sgsinst his neiehbor aud II 10 all
right.
He rnu.. rot chew or smOke, hut be may,
in a perfectly g called ''iesiu@s:e' man
ner. drive a sharp bargain and cheat his
neigh snd il is all right.
He must not swess wien.be u very nsd.
but he may tell q lie about HE income tax
and il il ell right.
He must NO, touch even . decent and
hesl,h!uI smnun, Of wine, bot he can stuff
himself sI,h turkey and rich dressing, end
other things until he is in 0isesy sitb 10
Digestion, and it il oil right.
He must not read novel, ar any KIND ei
light, smusing snd instructive literature %
sunday, but he must cit up all day with I.
long f.ce, pretend 70 reed the Bible, and
think all The ,ime oil ''his husinssr. and 'ts
al right.
He mu.s nsser stsy sway from church,
but 60 twice ever Sunday snd sleep sound
" through the entire sermon, snd u !" Oil
right. q,
He muss talk and think Of religion all
one duy in the week. and think the very
oppo.ite to the essential truths OF religion
all the rest Of the week, and II |" AL
right.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Thos. Ryau's Condition.

At noon yesterday BAzoo reporter had
. conversation With the father OF Thos.
RYAN, the car tester who came 90 near being
fatally injured a week xgo last Friday
night. He stated that the injured MAJ wss
during the forenoon conscious AZ times, bu,
was sill in . very critical condition. He
ie receiving the best If medical attention
and the best is hoped for.
There seems 10 be conFide:able doubt q.
to whether Ryan lo-. any none. the nigh;
he received fhe injury. A short time be
fore it happened he called 10 At the store Of
j. z. Yeater 4 Co., where he VS. indebted,
and at The time made IN apology sbout no,
being able to meet the obligation, ~ be had
been disappointed in receiving money due
him. The whole sfair 10 ehrouded 10 o.
much mystery a. ever. but il will probably
be unrave!ed .. al early day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
The Seminary Juniors.

o. Friday evening TIE inuior c!sse o! tie
Sed.,i:a Seminary gas: pleasant exh,i'i.
lion al tie First Presbyterian Church. TIE
programme consisted Of music, dsclama.
tions and the reading OF esss.s.
3 Faw Ter gave a humorous declsmaiion
upon the sdv snssgss and di.sdv anlases u
"E.rIy Rising"
Alice Cnaney read neat and we'll gotten
up e-eay. subj, CT: The Rim ON Me Nes
Mown Hay"
Ollie Snort read On e.ssy, The Scholars
Ambition" and did il eel.
Misses Laura Yeatef and Jennie Castle
gaze som4 aprishlly instrumental music.
Julia Stock presented m IN attractive
form her thoughts upon the theme: I'VE
are Sculpsors Of the Soul"
Everett Durand gave defamation from
Snskespesre.
Hernie Chapman commented With much
intelligence Of perception upon "Ihe Ple.s
ure. Of Memory"
Bantie Brown, q prect cious little lady OF
only seven or eight su0mess. played pref
y piece on the pisoo.
Ethe BaY,ick diecoursed With much Jndg.
men, and felicity Of expression On "Ls'sat
Forces" % essay.
Carries Mason declsimed one Of the most
thrilling portions Of Scott, Battle OF Tie
Glen" 10 good style.
1. jones gave . humorous reci:stion
called the Domestic Tempest" sith spirit
appropriate to TIE suhjrct.
Lille Byler read = cell written. we'll con.
s,ruc,ed competition.
Nellie Ingram gave "Trip Van W'nklr,"
a recitation, in siyie aud with grace AID
vigor Of expression that sas charming.
{. Dursnd closed the programme w;ih g
good defamation.
A number Of songs were rendered BY Pu-
pile Of Mrs. Donohue, Who has charge OF
The musical department. The crowd Of
friends and parents present were much
pleased with thr exercises.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Another Friend.

II the sssts must in the rear future app.o-
pirate means fos the erection OF capital
boiidings, for hesven's sake let the people
have chance to spesk and ssy where they
desire the Capital locssed. 1t would b.
safe 10 ssy that iso.thir:.s Of the voters 0f
Missouri would remove il from Je6erson
City and locate il in some city where there
il . reasonable smoun, Of lie and enter.
prise. - Vel - 9hoIesoms surroundings.
Ssdslis 10 jas, the point snd Gill suit .
large m-jorIsy of the p<op'e- Let this -
semoly OF the legislature iske the Necessary
steps 10 have the matter brought TO . vote.
and then le, the work # erecting new build
Irss in the new location b. pushed on ..
speedily a. pss.ibIe. y greet state needs
capitol buildings commensurate with her
great REQUIRES and progressive tendencies.
Let ne have new buildings IN . live citv on
the great thoroushiares Of the sta,e.-Rich
Hi. Review.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
An ANGRY ENCOUNTER.
An Irishman at Barrett's
Dairy Draws Q Revolver
and Threatens to
Shoot q Swiss.
A Friend Comes to the Rescue and
Threatens to Pefforato the
Irishmen With Q
pitchfofk.

erdsy morning the attention ri re-
porter s.s attracted by IN excited sonver.
sation which was going on between three
OF four G~rmsn WORKING men. They vese
talking Germsn sud the reporter knew
general drift III their conversation. Finally
orr Of the men turned 10 the scribe and b..
gan talking To him in . very excited and
rapid manner. WHAT he wss sayine could
BE- partly UNDERWOOD. and With
the assistance al German
friend, Who 10 .lso master Of English, the
pencil msa wss made aoqasieted With their
story.
One Of the men YES John Boderman.
. swis.. Who hss been working in Mr.. J. K.
Bsrret,is dsiry. Boderman il tie mat
sho, 90 Friday evening last, Vas robbed ct
the GarrieOn house depot. while stsndng in
the crosd, visiting 10 get on the trsin to 20
to Holden on visit. Il SCENE tina, On The
evening Of the robbery, not having any
money left, BodermAu sent out 70 Ar.
BarrelI's place TO rtay all night 10 his old
quarters. Ii eesms that there had been
some bad feeling teswe-n Boderman and
an lrishmrn WhO sIso worked 1t Mr.. Bar.
rrt,'-. The i'll feeling sss caused BY the
loss VI watch and pair Of boots, which
one Of the other wOrkmen claimed hsd been
stolen from him. BA-rman elaine that
the watch and boots we're stolen over ten
dave sgo, and thst he had nothing What.
ever TO do with il. Yesterday morning,
whsn Bodernan Wss at Mr.. Basrrst's, b.
and the Irishman got into an sltercsiion OF
the question n to Who stole the boots and
wsich. One word led On Ia another. vhrn,
~ al eye x,ine-s says, the lrishman raehed
~ Bod~rmsn. drew \ revolver, pointed l.
ia hi. ;sce ,nd .sid 20 Is: ''G damn you.
Il you don't take that hack shsi
you .sid abnat my stealing that sa'ch and
those boot III shoot your head H."
A friend of B,d~rman-, al-u Swise,
who csme TO America With him asd hss
known him . long time, happened To be
working nssr, cieanikg tie stable With .
pit kiosk.
When he heard tie irishman'- threat
ss~iss, his friend and sa~ the :rssn re-
solver, he sIiyt~d up between TIE too men
sn.! said TO the freshman, III you try io
-hooi tbs, man I'll run YOU through with
mi. pi.chf,rk. Put up yonr revolver or
IN do what say, no ms,irr wha; !,
coais me"
The lri-hms AZ, seeming To ,hi"k 'ha; the
man meant i..i- ees-, ut TIE rsv"issr IN
hi- pt.ke, and w,!k ! AMY. The two
Swis. III, came ;o town 10 zee what could
be done ebout IL. Several persnns Who
know B,I-,msn say he is . perfectly
honest man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
Win Face the Music.

G. II. Baker, of Smithton. one of
the parties to the spree at that place
on Janaary End, returned home yes
terday morning. He was in the city
yesterday, and informed a reporter Of
the BAzoo that he intended to stay in
Pett3 and face any music which can
be brought against him.
Mr.. Baker regets the extremes to
which he and his comrades went to.
but whatever damage was done BY
him he is ready to settle for, and If he
has violated the Law. he proposes to
make The amend and satisfy the same.
The proposition he makes is certain.
" honorable. and il all that his ac-
cusers can ask, but for the good of the
community and themselves it is to be
hoped that the young men who we're
in that spree, will never be guilty of
smother similar indiscretion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

On Friday evening q pleasant CO.
cial gathering WIS held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Cyrus Newkirk, and a
number of their friends enjoyed a
quiet. but enjoyable evening. The
guests were: Col. and Mrs. A. d.
Jaynee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Van
Wagoss Mayor Evans and lady, Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Babcock. Rev. G.. A.
Beattie and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
N. Clute. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. VAIN
sley, Mra. 8. E. Cotton, Mrs. NJ. E.
Smith, DR.. G. H. Scott and lady and
Mrs. Geo. w. Cushing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

To morrow q change in the run Q! mrs
.en.en for the Pacific Railway Expresa
company takes place. Heretofore three men
have been running from Sedaiis to Passons
and return. and three from Psrsone to Deaf
con and return. Under the nev deal the
entire .ix will ron through from Sedalia To
Drn;son and return. Thie vill enable Roy
Codding, G. NJ. jacobs and Will C-nPoe!i.
all Sedalia men and on the south end, to oe
at home twice Q week.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
A Bold rhefe.

Messs. Rose 4 Zimmerman, drusgisss. Of
this city, had come two hundred end sixty
dollars stolen out OF the money drawer Of
their safe one day les, week. between one
and two O'Clock in bro.d DAYLIGHT. Mr..
Zimmerman VA in the store IL the time OF
the theft, and knew that the money wss
there, - il only had been short time b.
fore that he had been to the drawer TO
make chsrgs for s"me one. For b0idness
!, ou,s,rips anything Of the kind - have
heard If ls'eIy. end the thief hss evideusly
proven himself no rev hand Of the buei.
ness. Il is great pity Mr.. Zi@mermsn
did not detect the iSief in the set, % 90
ciety hss been wronsed and the penitentiaFy
cheated out Of i,s righn.-WArrenssors
Journal Democrat
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
The Row at Smithtop.

Yesterday Chas. Baker. Que of the yonng
men who vas engaged in the Smitb,on riot,
which took place acme three or four weeks
ago, came to the city and pm, in
an appearance before Squire Clark lie
made no defense to the charge brought
against him, and was fined S45 and costs Of
the prosecution.
Chas. Williams, agains; whom Mr.. q. r.
Lxmm, of Smiihton, swore ont . warrant,
was also in court. The Case against him
was dismissed. This ends the famous row.