The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
RASCALLY SUBERS.
More of Their Crooked Tran
SactiOns Coming to
Light.
Their Late Place of Business
Closed up by Sheriff
Conner
Under Attachments in Favor Of
St, Louis Wholesale
Firms

The raScallv dolngs ga the deiunct firm
of Suhcr Bros. continue to come to light,
and i vet the general theme "f CONVERSE
ti"n among our business men. Yesterday
morning the house occupied hy them mp TO
the dav before their crooked transactions
came la light. and which they claim To-
have >cld L. Two Young men named ROht
Ramsey AID Douglas Hughes. WIS closed
by Sheriff Common under an attachment
suit brought hv Atrhi>"n ~ Co, and Eek
c-lv Bros. two wholesale grocery firms
of ~. Louis. This CAUSED considerable
excitement among either creditors who.
also. were eager ;u have atiachm ni> served
"n the stock. but when they found out
that the amount> called Tor tx two attach
ment> would hardly II, satisfied. unless
more goods We, i"uni, ;h-v gave the
matter np more attention.
suEEH BROS. INTERVIEWED.
Friday evening. ON learning tina: the firm
of Subcr Bros. were i'm Warrcn>hur.. - II, r..
a. Mr. Subcr saws, they were called L. tine
bedside oi "A sick nephew. Il Young attorney
al this city who hoi'i> large claims against
them hiCd himself uii to the Quarry
City for Tie purpose "i seeing ii he could
not get settlement out o; them. lie
found them at the residence oi their
brother, ami attempted To- scare them INFO
u settlement. bu, IN this hc Was un>ucc,>>-
iul, a. they failed To- give him any sat
sfaction I'm regard la the matter.
MORE CROOK EDNE>S.
4 short time ago J. Il. >ubcr bar !
gained with Il ncig:ibur Tor fine milch |!
cow-he to pay for ihc milcher when he
took possession of her. Suhcr, Il few davs !
ago, 80 IL il alleged. offered To- sell i!i,. /.
COW Ia other parties. but failed. a. the 1
price asked was too large. On Friday 1
last one OF their creditors, On learning 4
that Suber hal attempted To- sell the cox ,
and thinkin. that j, belonged To- the .
crooked iirm. had II attached and taken .
from the premises al its real owner. The /
animal Wa immediately rcplcyicd bv the
owner, ami now hc l. Ia to- put to c"n>id-
cradle trouble. ami expense. ali Un account
Of the >windling firm of Suhcr Bros.
STILL ANOTHER.
4 few dav> ago Geo. Suhcr visited the
lrug house ii Mrrrz X Hale. while both
members "i he iirm were absent and the
store was in charge at clerk. and bought
4 very fine cvlluloid cnmb-c;,~e, telling
he clerk that il WAS Tor one ri his cu>-
omers and thai II !; suited he would call
hat afternoon and pay i"r ii. Ii i Need
css 10 saw that lac never called. 4
GIVE THEM \ cHRoNo.
On going la The po>t"tiicc yesterday, twO
# their creditors. M,ssr>. Brown Bros "
finley and u. |. liolcomh, were surprised
" finding remiitanccS from Warrcn>burg
or part of the amounts due them This
vas indeed quite surprise tn both firms.
nd when il became generally known. the
'o>toiiice WAS flooded hv their sufferers.
ach ui whom went there in the hopes al
hiding a money order for the amount
ue them. They were all disappointed
GOBBLERs GoBBLED. ',
Among the assets oi the defunct firm
ackled by the constables was four dozen , .
turkeys. which were found i'm a comp M
he residence OF George Subcr. The at :
achment was brought by Mr.. f.. A. Car
enter, whose claim was $50 A relative
I the Subers, who was present when the
ttachment was served. bought the tur-
eys of Mrs. Suber and the attachment i
as paid of.
SUFFERS DOG. =
The following letter, directed To the ed h
or of the BAzoO, was received through n
ne postoffice Yesterday: .
SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. Is.
EDITOR BAzoO Il take pleasure i'm in \
'rming the public, their creditors in par I