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Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
WANTEn

 A OLhhh In hardware store-one having some eApe,lence preferred; give references and sal- Sjy1 3t- Ney1 n HaHa1 o1''
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
TO BENT

TO RENTs IfRseA ROOMS Nos. 6, and 15 in Mitchelrs Build Esiiia ing, 306 Chapel street Inquire of EFilN ma1O eodtf M HERRITY Room Mo- g.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
NO MAL.ARIA

kesA FURNIsHED HOUSE to rent in West Haven
 iia for the summer season. The beautiful hillside Efail resid0uce with all city conveniences large grounds arnpl barn room. etc., will be rented to a nice family only References will be required. Pro- prietor and wife must board with the occupant. Ad- dress BOX 1S2 ROSTOFF1CE,
 je28 If West Haven Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02

A COLLECTOR to make coIlections in ,hts st.4..
 A must be willing to travel 6 single enerretio man from 25 to 45 preferred good and se curity required; salary 8 25 per day Call from to IF a. m GAY BROTHERS
 jy2 o56 Cbo,,sf S+,...
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
8umo anb 8uonts.
PLEASANT ROOMs
GNntatia1r.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
 Voice, Piano, Flute, NAT ISS FANNY 0. HOWE resume Sept. 10 instruc- MI tfon in the art of singing; also upon the piano Singing at sight taught in classes moderate terms Residence 1O2 Grown near Temple St. MIR. CHARLES T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the flute. I02 Grown street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sux RISES, 4s1 MooN RISES, HIGH WATER. SUN SETS. Z.36 10.59 2. m. 2.z5 q. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02

Sf GIRL of great experience,a situation as cook 1p or to do cooking washing and ironing or to do general housework in private family: she under- stands her business thoroughly and can give good jy2 It S9L[ OR ANc-r crpEz,r
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02

MATTHEWSON-MoCOY-I Middletown June 29th by Rev. A. ". Hagen, Earl Matthewson, M. D., oi Montvile. and Nellie, daughter of George Mccoy of MiddJetown-
 DOwE-CHURCH-In New Britain. June 29, by Rev James w. Cooper, E. s. Dove of North Carolina and Edith Augusta, youngest daughter of Daniel M and S. Eliza Church.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
ReaI Gstats.

Storage Room to Let-Engines and
 Boilers for Sale. &&sA TWO LOFTS, suitable for light manufactur- .m ing storage room. Small Engines and Boil 4.lA CTS, good as new, for sale. Inquire at
 je30 4t+ Al STATE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-02
FOR SALE.

&eSA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell, Eiia corner of Park and George streets, only five
 .V minutes walk from the postofhce. The house is large and modern style, with all the conveniences usually found in strictly hrstclas4 house. Lot 15s feet Park street, 220 feet George street, ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with and vinas bearing the choicest va retes of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce sired. Apply to K. BLACKMAN,
 n15 174 York st.. cor. Chapel st., New Haven.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22

| -"Ir. NOT r.,isio, want. !" remarhsd q 8rook.
| Ign sinner, 80 much - Qu,nins."
| -K;ss,,y a GIRL m the chesl ia like e>fns the
] st;n ~ ar orsroe and throw NO the ;uicv nuIn
600
| -..rb.,s,. an ;mur~ss,on abroad ~ .a;d the
It,. &C., a. h. E,cksd NJ. a.ncht.,s" vonns
m.n 50, ri az hnn.s
-'
N. -.s, co. ~. caE. ". .honi1 .rn;,c"hnid
~, - .homiS vsiINfssv,,cE
~-'
-. rams anss on ,ne luss sma tas unIuss-oe
their umbrellas. Bedford Mercury.
-Wben !. a nevspaner like a hare, whe. IL
il being clipped.-ka,iro.d Journsl Yes: vhen
there's = cutter behind lt.-YOnker. Statesman
,,;;., s.. a.. ..v;.. w.,... -. etc.,.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22

Row They Beet Man out Of 900
Near Sedalie

The foiiow:ng communication, Gays the
kansss City Iim ., hiss been received from
& well knOwn attorney Of Pleasant Hill re-
ssrdIng ''ibIse card monte" m.a on the
Missouri Psci6c railway II Is published
hat the railroad oficisie mss :vok into the
mstte., ard il such state Of ;hirSs exisi, Q
check should ims;ediately t. Iss::
To the Ksnsas City Time:
Pleasant Hill, March IL. leslie there
no remedy far those many propi~ Who are
being aiu.os. daily svindl.d, asecsd snc
robbed pn the trains passing through his
state. TIE Missouri Pacific west bound
ibis morning VS. we'll psin MID By the
"ihree card monte" proiss-i.-r. aid eli
kinds Of e~indIers. They e., 500 f-om
,nxn on lie irsiu ne n Ssdalis One Of the
y"1ng msn, who seemed t. b. travelling On
the train in the capacity o: p. .!dier, sell
ing peanuts, apples. &c, revived young
Traveller Of $3.50 by . game similar Ia the
one above mentioned. All this vas done
publicly in tire smoking car, 10 the utter
disgust, no; only Of The parties robbed, hut
ali prereat. What mus, he done. The Law
makes this felony. and the duty Of ever,
rsiirosa conductor end empInye 10 arrest
such offenders. II il Ihe daily IL the stste
to prosec, its citizens AID other honest peo-
pie pacing through the state, ., oil Rag
srds. WIrXEss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
ELOPING WITH A PUPIL.
A Woman Of Thirty. Five Sklps
Out With q Boy Of Eighteen.

a queer cs.e ut elopemen' il reported
fror, Om.hs. On Tuesday afternoon Mis,
Ellen NJ. Ssrstton, aged 81. teacher in the
nigh school there. elcE~d with one al her
pupil, Charley D1k., aged nearly is, son
o! 6 Prominent; merchant. They left ios
Chicago, sni the fac; becoming general
knoxu, e..sisd considerable Of sensz,ion
xiss >irai;on went 10 Omsas shout ioas
seaa sso FROM Kauss. Ci'y. where che i.
-.Ii to have b~su . teacher for . while.
she c.nv .-s-d Tor silver door pl.;ss snd
ihsn so; 8 nts;tion a. iesche.. She bore
the reputation ri is;ns Al excellent teacher
snd fuen: and entertaining cohseEsa'inn-
ai;st She IL e,id to have beep not over
attractive Va beauty, bat VIVA, she lacked
IN this rsspec, VS.. made up By her chsrm-
Ing M snnsrs snd eoraia! sociabIiity. Far
some time past she was very partial 10
Cnariev DnSe, q hAIdsome and we'll de-.
e..cp-d youth. She eseDed to take more
thAn Al ordinary interest in his welfare. and
spPsrsL;ly III ale extra efforts 10 teach him
IN ia studies. II .. s.id that he sr~Quratiy
vI.i'ea her rooms IT her bosrdine house,
sni there urder tuition syent many On
evening iE extra Sudier, 40 eager No sLs
for his .dv-ncsmsn'. ard che very lsuda
hiy erccnr.geI ::iu, ic his s,nbi,iou. Cnp.d
upon tie scene and changed their
r.sn,ouic st1~c'ion into ardent love, sod
Lie r.suI; is the. hsvs eioped. Miss Sirs,.
ion narrowed 500 f,om anothsr led;
teacher. SIS from another, SIS fr.,u an
":hsr, and left numerous large store biils
unpaid, sis0 board hill Of $50. She also
SIS from he. landlord, and DUR
ing the pact month attempted tn borrow
mope. fton every .ssches she knew. The
parent. of youRg Duke srs nearly die.
'r.cted over the affair. and everybody 10 %.
onishsd 81 the conduct OF Mia Siratfor,
si.o was regarded 90 one q the moss irus:.
worthy sesc;ers Of Omaha.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Bounce the Brute.

On the K. & I. coach which should ha ',
gone south last evening IVES lady passen.
ger who was taken suddenly i'll. She Wa.
travelling alone, bu, there was number oI
kind hearted ladies in the Car who would
have gladly assisted her land did to Ger.
tain extent) bad il not been for drunken
brute Who claimed TO be physician. who
gave bis name as L. s. Cornell, and Spring
field, ILL.,, as HE place of residence. This
deprsved specimen Of humanity, with tie
fumes Of liquor on his breath strong
enough to make sick q we'll person, took i,
upon himself TO occupy . portion of the
lady's seaf, and to the exclusion of the fe.
male passengers, insisted on caring for her
in manner peculiarly his owr
So familiar did he make himself that
the other inmates of the coach became dis
gussed, aud it WIS the univers.l opinion
that the pseudo physician should have
been unceremoniou-ly bounced.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
OUR SUNDAY SERMON.

All IL not gold that glittere. Outward
appearance 10 only too often a screen tor
the reality. II in oil conditions and 81 a.
tions N life the exact truth we're knoxn,
there wos:d be revolution IA Thought.
morals, politics and society. Hypocrisy is
universal Deceit enters into every occu-
patton. Truth is sacrificed 10 pretense.
There are peop'e passing through this
world well led and we'll clothed, erjoyinz
The tide of respec,abiliiy, whom, were tie
truth known. would be hated and missed by
an indignant people. Family pictures ste
the most deceptive. THE world is full of
erav-hsired. iLtirb fathers. bearing upon
their -ged and feeble shoulders a iarre lam
ilv Of adult children, sons and daughters,
ard often grandchildren, ali Of them young
and strong, and any Of them better able 20
maintain the father than he to support
them. And vet they all cit upon has
shoulders, we'll. dresssd. weii-fsd and CON
tented. aud respectable, bearing She Old
man totteringly but swifsly to the grave.
Still more cruel ID il 10 see q family VI
sons snd daughters fed and maintained toy
an aged and Ip6sm mother. That mother,
. womrn, one for whom her children
should emulonsiy strive 10 excel in mani
Testing love and esre-borne, burdepsd 10
the grave, kv the unworthy weight OF her
children. How MANY fathers and mothers
il this world we're buried hy family bur
dens long ere nature would hsve called for
their deaths. Respectable psuperism IL =
csncerous curse 10 society. People we'll
able but ''too proud 10 work. will COM
p'acently consume the hard esrned money
OF those who are them selves entitled 10 aid
rather than burden. Responsibility, what
a fraud. Daughters snd Sons go into So
cieiy, pluming themselves upon their APP
pearance. while their aged father ia daily
lsboring in clothes, which mike the same
children .hun him on the streets; or their
eyed mother is a toll stained household
slave! Shame to the con or daughter who
eats the bread of idleness. who consumes
complscently and noncL slently the fruit Of
an aged parents toll. A psuper, even
Though respectable" ia sll the more TN.
worthy and wretched, while fed and cloth
ed by ore. whom Law. human anG@divine.
demands he sbould maintain and cherish.
Shame upon parental parasites
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
THE TAROY SPRING

Has had no effect on our Spring
purchases. In . few dsys we viii
offer the finest and mosr complete
stock Of isc;s ever shown IN Sedsiis,
iaciudiog all productions in Spanish,
coraiine. Nermiceiie, De Ajencon.
D. 6reca, Lunguidoc, 7oNchon,
GUip0ne, ETC.
The dust is slightly damp, but
do no. let it prevent jou from Sc
curing the bargains we now Offer.
G2od calico at Sc. per yard, worth
7i2c.
Good biesched muslin az 8 i-3c
per yard.
Good embroideries from &c to
i5c per yard
We are the only house in tho
city selling st such low prices.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
His Eye did Not Work Well.

A story 10 told Of Van Ambnrg, the
lion-tamer, now d.sd. On one occasion
while ia . bar room he was asked how b.
got his wonderful power over animals
He said: at is by showing them that
am not the least afraid OF them and nv
keeping my eye steadily on iheiis. I'll
give you an example of the power of nv
eye" Pointing to . Iousi.h fellow vino
was sitting nssr BY, he said: "You ace
that fellow? He's q regular clown. III
make him come across the room to me. and
] won't say . word to him" Sitting
down he fixed bis keen, steady eye On the
man. Presently the fellow s;raightsned
himself gradually, got up and came slowly
seroes to the licn-tamer. When he got
close enough he drew back bis arm and
struck Van Aunbnrg a tremendous blow
under the chin, knocking him clear over
the chair, " Tn the remark: "You'li e.sre
At me like that again, won't your
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
MORE RASCALITY.
John b. Alexander Rspresenting
Himself - IN At orne 70
Q Prisoner.

John b. Alexander, the Crook sac Va
cUWMiiied TO jsi! last week Tor iascsay IL
. dwelling, has undoubtedly hesn engage,
N iaieslhg transactions Of many kinds
aud probably majority Of his practice
VIII remain = sec;et 10 the suihori,iss here
! Yesterday . BIzoo Reporter. chile Gun
ssIsina With Fred Conner, the turnks,
AZ the jill. termed III another OF Aisx.n
dvr's swInaiinx devices that hAs oevsr ~
ossa made public.
Gn0rr Called st the jill and represented
hiUssti - ;asyer from PsBnsyivsnis, OF
visit to tie u~si lie desired 10 cnnvess,
with . Drisoses nsme.; George Ossns, held
On . charge ci horse stealing, AMI ssns he.>
iron johnson county FOR safe keeping. Al.
q AGdxr ssieed 80 sa,co,hiy mat he val
permitted TO See OSens, to whom he aise
represented himeeif % lawyer, and asked
hsm u he had yet secured counsel %
defend his case should II De called fol
Trial. Ovens SAID that he cd not, and Al.
sxsnder told him that he (AIexapjer)
would like to defend him, and felt assured
Gs could succeed in clearing rim ss The
'ri.!. OveDs thought eli vas On ,Ss
-q'.ase. bot sa,d he hsd 20 money 10 en-.
pioy Counsel. Alexander ssid that did.
Guilty could be overcome. Owens could
give him IN order On HE mother at War.
res.ourS for $40, which would be 20 good
ss cssh. Alter some psr-ualinn. Oven.
did ~ requested, and Alex ander promised
20 defend him.
Alter hearing q postios Of the ccnverss.
ton, FIsd. Conner bsca0e convinced thu,
ssRa .tsp~ snsSA1s -
vi money from Owsos. He en-
ssRed him IN conv~rss'iOa, and ssked him
aUs b. could afiYrd 10 rewsis in ss<dsiis
n:.Iii e.iasiasi c.'uri 0sssnesi 10 detsad {.
prisoner ios $40 lee. This Question -.
.nti'eiy 0nIovsed for By Alexander, but
.f.rr tune he collected bis t:osxh,s and
ssid be dad not propose to rsms,o il Se
'i.iis until csi.uihsl ccar; met, but he
would compromise the matter With the man
from sh0as Osens hsd stolen tbs bore. .ud
when the case We called there you'd not
bs sny one To prosecute.
This VS. . remarksb!y thin story and
Fred. Ook il in accordingly, and % coon Q.
Alexander h.d LEI; the jill ne visited
Oseas and told him there VS. no doubt
but Whst Alexander Was . svindlsr. The
more OseEs thought over the matter, the
more he bscsDe convinced that such va.
the cs.e, snd sccnrdirely vro,s . note to
his usothes al Wsr: snSburx. telling her no,
a. psy the order when AL lex .nier pssseC tel
II. In this manner hls little game va
checked.
Nat us'ii . lev day. ago did either Gen.
ner or OWeUs recognize Alexander - tint
party who had pel-oHs'ea the Pennsyi-
vsh'a !ssser, bu. a, last - '-oryed on
lin sad csiied Osens' .is.b,..Jn 70 the
:@c', when as, ton. bccsme convinced TIA:
Ale asni-i Ani the sCsid-be lauyes xsrs
identical.
Oaiy . smsll PARTON q! Al.xsrt!sr'. his.
tory - knosn bat II he r-nsins in Jail
. lev N ,n,hs. il vii! Srsdnaliy Se I'M
esr;ted, and the daan shown mp in his true
light.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Scarcity Of Fuel.

The scarcity Of fuel in the vest 10 one Of
the otewcrthy results Of the severe winter,
The heavy snov stoEms, aome Of them con.
thinning days ss . time, % eeoerallv i'm.
pnisooed the farmers that IN love, Mime
sofa aud Other wesiern staiee the roads hsve
been impossible 10 many towns for weeks.
Hsy and corn IL extensively used for fuel.
hut there is danger Of exhaussirg even thai
maierisi. Fsr~en cay that the winter ees
in 80 earl, and severely that much Of The
corn still ataads il the felds uadsr The
snow, and much Of thsir ssguIae fall voek
Was Of necessity left uD1ooc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Not in Favor of Civil Rights.

For once IN their short and nnevenifal
lives the black children Of Fair Haven, Y.
j., are Objects Of envy to the white children
OF Fair Haven. The latter are compelled
TO go to school; the forG,er are compelled
not To 90 TO school. Their schooihouse
has been burned, and they are not adult
ted TO s.ady aud recise with the whit.
scholars. Taking a. ba.,s the boundle.s
JOY OF the average youngsier at any event,
however deplor.ble, that gives him holt
day, the aserezsts hilsri,y of the sixty lit
tie darkies Of Fair Haven over this depri-
walton of their civil righss becomes a mat
ter of simple srithmeticai calcui.tiou.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
IL Wafer UntealthyP

Said one eater a, a j. fer scn City boarding
hsuse to another a. i,e. after half . dozen
inefieciusl attempts. 6nsIly succeeded in
hsspooning . tough-sined biscuit With hi.
fork. and io-sei two 81 SLOWS Of water b~
tween his teeth: "This Jstsrscr CITY
water !. mighty unhesi,hy." To which re-
ply st onee came iron the red nossd perssn
addressed, AZ he hesIs.si for . moment
from pounding ard iins'~rius up the
,oug!nss. RI hank Of steak ~i.h the SI.t
end At his knife, preparatory tn che sirs
il: "Wsl!. all water !. ushe.i,hs. II 10
6ilsa With animsculse, half brothers to
,richins. 1, causes frrshris snd water
sPo1,s, which sweep Whole communities
IN their ersses; besides il wss What y .
used In drown some OF my relatives years
seo in the days Of Noah, and I'll never al.
Inv il TO he ussi in IN, housr, except, D!
courAe. where it il slyly clipped Iato the
milk ~ coffee"
"waites, two bottles Of vine, please p
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is giving
the house itsspring repovating. should hesr
in mind that the dear inmates of her house
are more precious than many houses, and
that their systems need cleansing by pu,i-
tying the blood, regulating the stomach
and bowels to prevent and cure the dis.
eases arising from spring malaria and mics
ma, end che mu.t know that there il moth
ing thst will do it 80 perfectly and surely
as Hop Bitier, the purest End bee; of med
icines.-Concord, n. Fl. Patriot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
He Died of Drink.

epes.iel 10 lie SUNDAY Morning bazoo-
NEVADA. Mo-, March 10.
At 9 O'Clock this morning Young man
about nineteen years of age, name un-
known, and claiming TO be frcm Parsons,
Kas stopped at the Missouri Pacific depot
aud sclaimed he had the chills.
He was carried across the street to the
Laclede hotel. where he called for
. drink of water, and while in the act Of
drinking be fell over dead.
The coroner vas notified and IN inquest
was held, when the fact was developed th.t
death was caused from a cougestive chill.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Showed Under.

Special to the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
Quincy. ILL.,, March -.
The passenger train coming towards
this city, on the Louisiana branch of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road,
"a. showed in at Rcckpcrt, eighty
miles from here, at nine O'Clock
Friday night, and a, 10 o'clock tonight il.
sill stuck in the snow, with 10 prospect
OF getting out soon
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Queen City Band Uniform.

On Friday night the Queen City band
selected and ordered new uniforms. They
are nobby and loud, consisting Of dari,
blue pants with white s,ripea, red frock
coats trimmed profuseIy in old gold. white
belts and eraulettes. with fierce looking hsl.
metz, surmounted by flowing red and
white p!umes. The baud now numbers
fourteen members and under the ski!i.ui
tu;orship Of Profs. We.'z and Van Camr
are rapidly advancing in their ability to
nnelodious'y blow crooked music, full Of
short stors end hsrd-to- get overs. Their
new uniforms will arrive bv April let.
The BAzOo il glad to chronicle the rev
boom OF this popular company of music
makers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22

There wa to have been q meeting Of
citizens al Fideiio hall. last night, fcs the
purpose Of Organizing . lodge of the Order
of Mutual Profection-s society sitter
the manner Of life insurance as.oc,atinns.
Owing to the Indictment weather. only
half dozsn persons responded 10 the cali.
and in vas deemed advisable 70 postpone
the time of organization until Monda ~
evening next, when the PRECEDENT Of the or.
aanisati0n in Missouri will b preoest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
THAT STA.

NJ Io,ss with ln-isnsEcenra Sri ..vs
You would 1880. expo, = hail faced -rsg
To es' ths' fodder that's hsiIci on dra-
iw'il curl u,y tsri and lump the field
AMI sst the corn that rI,Ees .Sooi meal.
! Twill look Ter field that 10 -Swsd IN wheat
And look ogt WLer. s-t- my feat
When the farmer CONES vii rur all rn,frd
raril hs viii l-avs ri- ;heT- snd - to toxn.
rs-Es ia that fic,T ] uili 1--we ,gd STAY
And guess I ~iIl have my own war
! viii sat tlsst folder ~ good ~. hsv
Al ni:nt long. ard part ot the iAy.
When ..-tr a.tt scut 20 ." t~=r
isili hIat a hoi. and 90 IN 'ta ground,
There vi, iay AMI ret u-,iiI sprinS
Aniroue ont then sLs .,gsc-; scar 4. tho ring
Ii you 'hink thi. ~;li rs.s FIX it up ard
hen will take IN other job.
IovcVCop
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MIR. J. NJ. Hudson, On old circus nsn
sger, hss been in st. Louis for cone time
past, pushing the busines Of Hudsonis
grand North snd South American circus
and D.n Css;eilo's New York show, which
consolidated. viii inauEurass the coming
seseoo 1t Psns, H., The winter qusstess,
about April Is. Mr.. Hudson's record - .
shovmsn extends for thirty yean, and he
~ in tho We: Indies and south Ansrica
from 1862 10 1872 Later HE shov vae
wrecked on the 81. Lawrence river and the
transportation company escaped liability
BY prnviag its Own pilot incompetent, and
20 emitting the blame upon tie government
which hs6 licensed him. Mr.. Costello j.
. clown Of vide repute. The special train
Of thirty cars to carry this col.ssal chow
proceeds TO the mining districts Of the
ves, early 10 April, and returns 10 exhibit
10 g.. Louis toward The Close Of shs soasos.
~. Leei Chrsajels.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
Will Somebody Kill Him ?

The following lines wsre received from y
writer st LorI~ocd yes,srd.v, With the re-
ques; to publish in the SUNDAY MORNING.
BAzoo. o. all The 6t.sssrri ever ,ec.isssI
., ti,s ufice. the rr,sinciion firm the gen
tiensn from Lacgwcoa IL dscidsiir the
richest, and i, il published vesha,iu, ., lit
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-22
A Slick Livorymsn.

Al Indianspolis msrchsnt drove into
town every morning. left his hcsse il q
livery stable, attended to business until
right. and then drove home. The besss
wss BY no means overworted IN this light
service, YET il grew thin and III. - though
from hard ussge. The owner st length die
covered that il had heen hired out nearly
every day By the livcs.msn. A Jury hes
asardsd damages to the amount Of the
money earned BY the horse.