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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
PILOT GROVE ITEMS

News items are remarkably scarce.
The recent freeze has Drijged over the streets.
Der town oil receive quite innux of papula-
ton thi- spring.
Eranr.l Nu-,l, n farmer Of Clear creek, Me.
huri-s, her. on FrtiAv 9th Masonic honcrs..
Hous~ mt - very high. In some cases the
rent rsx. . per cent profit an the investment,
Tom toods came IN smii'nx from rs hridsl
tour. II saws ne has canned i've pound. since his
msr.iss Yumf yum. yum
'.Wh-n the spring time comes, gentle Annie.'
p~rhs - tho cotInel will meet ant MAKE sp-
Preparation To dram frog bayou-
The nov Srrn .f c,i-t 8 Ncveich are bu-y NJ
work. buldiag -h"ds ard storm: sssy ip'ns ~.
THY expect to keep in stock Sbou: thirty car
icat-.
The Scrne's farm adj 1inrn2 town. Was recently
sold to r. H. Srhlotg.Iausr for 3la.oO. The f,r'u
consists az So acres. and u Of the best the
eounty.
Carl Ruck~-. the hoss billet deaux singer. ate .
cucun.t.r prkl-. sud siIc- tn n has prrsonat~d
despair. In fs-t. while his ui"u'h f~igus . smIl..
the e =, Of hls isc- apologies for 10.
IN excitement VS. recently produced nv the
port thu; small pox bad broken ut in f~mi y
near ,ouu. The excitement SGhsIded ~ soon 80
the tscts known. The chilireu had been
y,cc' mated md ~er- slightly ss.k iror' III. ef.
S-css.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
PERFECT Sight

Az shousznds can ies,ify. there IL moth
ing ~ much to he desired - perfect sieh',
and perfect eight csn only Be obtained bs
usIpe ,<riec, .p-csscies. C. g. TAYLOR oar
own op,icisn, exercisss great skil and p.
tieoee in li,ing sho-s needing speeiacls,
vish sass - ssoisss - ~ vs.ss. Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

Yesterday st noon Sheriff ]. e. n. Owen,
Of Charlton county. arrived in Sedslis,
having in charge three prisoners 90 their
way 70 the 'pen" at Jefferson City. Henry
Bailey, colored, received two yean for
stealing hogs. John 6hsnDon Was found
astride another man's horse and be eoes up
Tor two years. c. H. Borden was the
joIiest prisoner in the lot. He was charged
with hsving too many wives, all of which
hs scknowledess. He does no. look like a
"mssher" bat has the appearance of . COW
boy. He has one vile near Aoberly and
tvo in Cbaritos county, and said il TREY
had left him free until last Christians be
would have he'd three wives in Charlton,
- be had new engagement Of mstrimony
70 6lI on that day. He goes up for two
yoan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
Hlockaded With Snow.

A gentleman sho came in from Hsnni-
hsl, lest evening. reports the Chicago
division of the Wass.h road s'ili block-
xf!.d With snes and No trsins sre sus into
or nut nj CLic-eo on that division.
The CHICAGO, Burlington d Quincy road
IL runing passenger aud clock irairs. b Z
will no, s,csise any f's'gh, ios Chicago on
account of The blockade. Their Lsssesger
trains are ali late.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
LANONTE ITEMS.

John Hummer has been appointed
deputy m.rshsi OF this town.
Mia. Haidee Ps,ii.on, Of SedaIia, IL
vieiti"g fr'snd- near this place.
DR.. J. NJ. Ward, Of Cornelis, johnson
county, 10 whiting friends end relatives .,
this burg.
-R-v. P. D. S;ephen.on. Of Sedalis,
Nm Presch on Mondsy evening in the
Methodist church here.
All quiet nos 1t Lsmoue since the
killing Of the nexro, which msy h.ve the
d~eired Effect Of sbosirg disord~riy per.
sons that they must rot violate ordinances
or they will BE- punished.
This il rather too hard weather for the
trisl Of the rloss thsi Ne
vJote you at Iset vesk, de.erib,ne ,hem
- to cut six'een ieei to round. But you
did not publish IL ~ il VS. written. Thee
plovs, il ]. claimed. sill cut this much,
and ~ ne have sern them ~ think tina,
they will do il, and II you or asy one
else doubt. enDns TO the Geld isisi,
Of which prope: notice eill be given.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
JOLLY JACKSON.
Something Regarding Q MAJ Who
Has Carried on u Success
full BUSINESS for Fif-
teen Years.

For 6s.esn ysars pat Hr. X J. J.cisos
mss susce-eiuiiy carried ON The iIshIul-s
rod Lu-Ine-- H. j,A rent .ts,~.. ant du.ins
the let i've Years he ks- n-.is Seisiia hu
headquarters. In that time no has Can
v.-AsJ the coGnify Tor . rsiius Vi 6fly
Tiies, and has h.d deslings With somr
vi the ~ssithie.l md Dos, prominent wen
IN thsa ssctIUn .! the country, aud N every
faction.
lie dos bushes. for him.eIf. represent.
ing 10 hrm VI cuWPany, aud sells the bes,
lightning rUd ever manufactured, il b<ins
known ~ the copper tubs rc.i. 90 justly
:smo'ss - . lightning Conductor through.
"ut tie world.
Mr.. Jackson H~ns property IN THE city,
anu Is pc-srs-~d Of his own isam., wagons,
etc smpio. ing SEVERAL men to ssrisl him
IN -'sGssc,inx ais large bu-,s.ss. He hiss
the 6nest team " msrch nsrss in Psiiis
county, end ~ he drss~s through the
c,uniry he IL warmly welcomed By hIs
i.rnssf fsi~sds, wh" ever exien.i him CIR
dial r,e-''n.. - ~s.. and i.yossb.y have
they learned to knoW him. What NJ.
JsCksoa does not know about the Id hIuins
rod " de ~ useIe-s f,r other. lo attempt u
learn. II. j. ~ honssI as the Gay 10 long.
and Il he tells you anything you Cen de-
~, d upon il.
For yr.rs psss he hs. b I'D d-slines si,h
tine t'--l men Of PeIis add adj .inIug euun.
ties, and IN n" sing's case hss ne ever hsd
= particle Of ditncuiiy. What o,h~r N 40
.i,iiIsTiy engaged c.n say - much? The
county IL tiled wish irre-pOn.,bis ro,
dealers, Who travel here one s~ss q ard
-om. other place the next. 6-sei z thsi-
vict'ms on every hand, not caring whs,
kird Of work they iurni-h, jet 90 they
see nre their H,.n~y. In strange eonisssS To-
there men stands Mr.. J. H,s HON. 10 in
this ti,y. aud he'- q - that he hss MADE 0
rsput .;ioa i.r lair sHd hcrOrEo!s dealing
IL which sns msn might TEL proud.
During this spason he Wsil transact .
larger bus,n~ss 'hsn ever before, and ne in
vi'es the patronage 81 ell Who may desire
.n.ihiss in his lime. He rni.ie,i the mag
n,6csni rrs'a-nc.s OF M-s-rs. Cn.s. Lsrn.r.i
and Green Walker, IN Cooper county. AID
,he-e gentle men cav he IL one of the .qpsreA'
men xi,h whom ,ney ever hxd 'iesii.xs u.
C. me Z" s~,i.i's from Spsinx 6-id, H., iron
shieh ylscr he hrnushs the higbess reeom-
msnda,icns. j.. k.on 10 . trump, and il v
. pleasure To On hus,n--s sith him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
BOStOn99sSt0]
S27 Ohio Street.
WI. BEITLER eco

e>tIy, but you must let me paw.
/ You said you were in = hurrys
have taken your time and you .
done us . great service. / haves-
ing but II half sovereign. Prs:s
il. ] am sorry it is ~ little" big
ss she rendered him . coin.
! Again the quiszical smile. -
felt her heart heat strangely.
IL relieved her greatly time
man extended his hand and red
the money.
"Taank you." he said. quiet
i "What may your name b.. ed
Ada. who had seated herselae-
sisted. land your occupation on
are quite handy" patronizingl.
| The man lsughnd outright.
! My name dues not matter am
\ farmer. Good day."
| he stepped back. lifted hat,
smiling again ~ the look of c0na-
ton upon the features Of the G at
the grace and the face the mont
revealed.
A kinglv brow shaded bose
c'iPp*d yet beautiful hair. sye.ns-
leesIy bright. with scorn and in
them.
Whoever thought tn he
looked like that. under thold
hat," said Ada, breathlessly. Tho
Can il be: He was right do,en-
ileman. though he said he Wly
q poor farmer ?"
Poor Ada! Her morti6catnad
just begun.
That evening. with elk hated
from the handsome head. Mrlen
wsters presented himself il TITLE
Psrlor o. the ilollyhocks. andre
ducius himself. begged leave in
quirs il the Young ladies had led
home safely.
Ada apol"Rized eagerly, aTaed
to b sweet, but Mr.. Waters led
to have eyes only tor Doras lite
face.
He came sgsin and again, at
Iass one day boldly declared elf
OUFas lover.
"YOu have known mo such tie
while you don't know hay
faults" murmured che.
IL don't care il I don't, be Led.
Il love you, and have loved yG.f
since you offered mo that half-sogn
40 chsrmingly. blusbing and s,ed
Of the email cum. Why. do yoew
your appealing dark eyes kNs
irom meeting . man who w0ulcve
paid me GlOO that day."
"And you never got isfsd
DOrs. sehast.
"No; but I have your II
sovereign, and had rather have
Such an iDcorrigibls fsllof
c"urse bad his own way. sndta
became Mrs. Allen WateraL Sbss
her husband because. under Or.
cumstances, she finds him genln.
And Ada Is in the eulks.
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0ef0eld's Eyes Like Twin Repub.
lies.

Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, the Brook Ign con.
gre@man. thus relates . remarkable inter-
view he had with Garfield at Mentor 81
said to the president elect: General.
hops you are the chief magistra'a of THE
republic, and not Of any party or faction ?
He looked at me earnestly in replying, and
his two great eyes looked like twin R-pub-
Lies, and said: 4 am the superintendent Of
this great fern for four ysss, and, With
Gods help. mean to raise and reap .
great crop Of prosperity for the people
who put me in charge. Then, changing
HE figure, Gen. Garfield continued. i
propose TO put ny forces in the Geld. and
when they are disposed to suit me l mean
20 bold them thus % against hostile forces
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

Hop Bitters, which sse sdvsssised1r
columns, are . cure cure for sgae. -
sses and kidney eompl.isss. Tho
uss them cay they cannot - sooly
secomme,dsd. Those sfaicsed showe
them . f.is trial, and will bseoos y
enthusiastic in the praise Of their CO
aualities.-Postlaud Argus.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

A BAzoo reporter aceosted Mayor Evans,
yesterday, and INTERCEPTED him - to when
b would Gil the vacancy 10 the police
force soon 10 occur By the removal of Of
6cer Schanaverk to Colorado. The gem
tle@an replied that be had not yet decided
~ to when b would appoint successor to
Schaaawerk, but when be did 20 it would
not come before the council for confirm
alton. But few weeks longer renamed
Of bic Reconsideration, and for that shor;
period be would appoint . special police
man, end probably two. Ae to Who would
be the man, he had not decided, but he did
not think there would Be any difficulty in
securing suitable timber.
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"A Miehie.r iournal ,e..,es N. ,o,lo,

"A Michigan journal re:siss the follow
Jag: Amos J.me., E-q, proprietor Of The
Huron Ho,ae, Pert Huron. Mich. se6es-
I'd - badly sith Rheums,iso that be vss
snsble to raiss HE srm for ,hr.s ncashs.
Five hotties Of q. Jacobs Oil eussd hin
sseinly.-Hsssssev. Daily Lslese.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

LA New York recently . negro com
edian, Who he'd alwsys he'd Q reputation
FIR sxecrabls puas. laid With closed eyer at
The point Of death. Hia partner, standing
By the bedside, inquired Of the medical Il.
sesdsnt. "Docsor, Do you think he will live
through the ssesingr The dying MN,
nth . lsse coosulsivs effort, replied Mot
this svening. 0sed-svssiae, and expired
n fsasf1l seoay.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

The g., W 4 =. R.ilsay eoapsav
oGer SIS for the best roo Of eoal 1ieed
within svo ailes Of thelP trsek bsssesn
Wsodlaod asd Wasusv vjeAis shisty deyp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
Hosiery and Half Hos

in all grades and great variety.
Three hundred and seven dit!
ferent styles in ladies' hose.
Ninety-six different styles in
chil'lrenis hose.
One hundred and eighteen dif.
ferent styles 10 gents half hose.
Above goods range in price from
y cts {" 50 cts. per pair.
A nice hose for ladies and gents
ID cents per pair. three pair Is
cents.
A good hose for IS cents or
two PAIR for rs c~nts.
Hosiery aud half hose at 20, Is
30. IS. 10. SO. 60. IS, 70. IS, as
and 80 cents per pair.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

He registered 1t the Licdell yesterday I,
&C. Il. sharp. Houstoo. Texas." His earb
- not attractive BY iis superiority. He
wore HE boots outside his pantaloons and
Otherwise gave evidence Of . western
frontiermsn. He came in on the K. and T.
irsin. and his baggage coneisted Of . large
trunk, Two valises end I've navy resolvers.
The baggage vss depoeited 10 the bar room
at the hotel. and no attention paid to it
uotil some time after breakfast, when the
owner, Mr.. Sharp, remarked that he
believed be would 60 and look At the sights
in the city, but needed little more pocket
change, 1t the same time exhibiting $50 or
$50. He called for one of his valises and
upoa opening il IN amount of money was
exhibited thst would make the mouth of q
national bsnk president water. He had
greeobsckS 10 rolls and greenbacks in pack.
ases, and alec exhibited large amount OF
gold. ell in SO pieces. In fact he vas
lousy With money, and seemed TO take
pleasure in showing il. He also wore .
diamond Tor imitation) ecsrf pin % large
- the eluster Of stan on the star spaneled
bonner. Three riDgs grsced HE fingers,
which contained vslusble sets of onyx,
struscan and amethyst. In fact, he wss the
vealthieat man met in Esdaiis for come
time. Hs left for Kansas City yesterday
evening.
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To Printers.

lam prepared to cost coDposifIon rollen
promptly for printers in or out Of the CITY.
Terms ~ cheap 10 ANYBODY. Suitable
hoxes furnished for the transportation Of
rolIsrs Ct ret esst. Address
]. WH 0ooOWm,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

The man Who heeds not the warning
Of pain or sndering; which always Pre-.
cedes mslsdses, often becomes. through in.
dolence. the victim Of inearable dieesee
Lassisude, wesrine-s, s.doeae. sehioe of the
limbs indicate nervous dissrssngenent, the
forerunner Of many organic and functicn.i
diseases. The early employment IL Eel.
lows Hypopbosphites will e6eesuslIy ward
40 such msladies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

-Sisnor Ssiviai is not . generous mar
IN hi. profss~ioI>l a-eoria;s.. A, the IT,
hesr.els he W.ll permit tb.m 20 have
things p'e;tv much their own v.y, hut NJ
night or the ct eye "he .'i6or,i;u,'e-" every.
bod. {" him.e!f. and viii give M one a
chance TO Elm much sppl.u.. ii ne n
help 10.
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Mcknight Hunt.

Tiers wss . very pleasant Wedding q
"Islsnd Farm" near RiaiEg Sur. In.:i.ns
At 8 p. n. "wednesday, MARCH, 81. t.,
high contracting parties we're Mis-. AIMS
Hust. the daughter Of E b Hunt, e.q.,
the proprietor Of "IslanS Farm" and Pro
fessor Virgil HcNighi, priucies; OF toe
public schools Of Madison, Indisns. TIE
ceremony vss performed in the presence
of the relatives Of the fsmiiy only il .
becoming and Impressive manner by tie
Rev. H. F. Olusissd, Of the PTe.k, ;srisn
church, Of & sing Sun. The bride and
groom we're II the Gibson horse Yesterday.
where they we're visited By quit. . num-
Der Of their friends il Cincinnati They
left On lsis train yesterday for Msdi.on.
where . hearty welcome sWsits ,hem.
Enquirer, March 4;h, 1881.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

A number Of pewspspeu have held up
tbs career Of the late f. A. Seiheru % Z
sxople Of the succeas which attends per.
severance under di6iculties. The follow
ing snscdose 10 hot another illustr alton Of
the adage that "Eortuue must Be- Wooed be-
fore she il won." Ten years ago, in the
city OF Ciuciansti. . yosng man collected
lro0 Q variety manager IN engagement.
After much solicitation his request Vas
granted. He appeared one night and -.
saped sith bic life The Management ex.
acesd from hin . promsee that hs would
NOT . second time Be guilty OF like o6ense.
And alter imPresssng on the mind OF the
iumaiure Gurrick the advissbilily Of .
trade, he was slioWea 10 wander forth.
Next he attracted attentiou % the hero Of
. combat wiih . mad dog 10 Logsn.port.
ind. II 80 generally conceded thst the
dog must hsss been very mad or he would
not have bitten ~ actor when the manager
vas il essy reach. Our youth then drif,ed
south. and to-dsy be il esteemed - one Of
she fsstess oyster-ehucken in Baltimore.
Originally re Intended that this recital
should point moral. We forgot exsciiy
What moral. But il Ne have succeeded in
showing that il . man will but have
plenty Of engagement, ssd not commune
his salary in rio,ous living. be will bsve
money st the end Of the season. Our aim
u accomplished, and more. too.
George Poster and His Bulldo9ing.
George Foster, the bulldossr Who gave .
party Of land seekesf rom Chsmpsign, Hi
nois, rough reception At the depot about
two weeks ago. and csused them to leave
fsdslis before they looked 1t it, arrived 10
the city yesterday morning. aud darted up
town through some back alleys. The Hi
aois men heard much about Missouri
rough customers and supposed Foster was
. 6edslian, and when The latter raised .
Eov vith them about politics they naturally
supposed they did not want 10 stop here,
and took the 6rst tram out Of the city. Al
the time Of the occurrence the incident
vas published in the city pres, but Foster
left the city 20 hastily that his meme vas
not learned, and hence was omitted. This
bulldossr does not live in 6edalia, and At
the tine of the meeting be vas under the
in1usncs Of whisky. The Chsnp.ien peo-
pie came to Ssdalia with the intention Of
purchasing land here, but the reception
rendered them BY Foster caused them to
leave ct once without looking at any lands
A tar committee should be appointed 1t
eoce to care of such bulldosen o. Foster.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

LOVES Sylvester add F. F. Macksv
have been plsyinH in THE Bankers
Daughter" At the Grand Opera House. New
York city. The former % caet for the part
OF "Marths." and the latter ''Uriah Heap"
IN Little Emily" which will b revived
st the Globe theatre. Boston, to-uorrov
night. Geo. C. Bonifsce will Be the "Mi-
cawbse." Maude Granger. Jas. O'Niel, J.
w. Shannon end Emily Rigl are also in
the cast, which i - exceptionally strong
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

Ben Cotton. wife and daughter Idaline
have severed their connection With the
Forbes combination. Forbss, in card in
lest Oeeks Clipper. states THAT hs end
Cotton dissolved partnership on account OF
littIs Idaliss's health, and that Cotton
would return to the minstrel staes." Cot.
ton, in this weeks iesue Of the asue paper,
in card. pronounces Forbes statements
islse; that Little Idaline Was ia the best
Of health, and that his withdrawal was on
account Of . disagreement with Forbes"
He played ct the Olympic thester, in
Chicago. during the past week, And to-
morrow charts out for the reminder OF
the season under spragueS management.
He will probably visit our city soon, sup
ported b. % excellent company.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

-Jsmes Z. Murirch 10 d. great sdmire'
~ Am-s'can ,eior. on talent and reeiue.
lie called on Tom K--ne in Chicago oas
dsy lss, week ard spent several hour. IN
his eo'npsny. K-~n- d-c',res that Mr.
Au'd'ch 10 ore ii the most interesting men
he ever met.
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-Some men choose - have q viii,
Some mon ehoose TO hack her
Some men ehooss sQuiet lite.
Some men chess sobNecey.

-whirh 10 the genuine Democratic rsrtv Of the
eoua,ry s-Rnme sen'ioei- Pardon ~y,r blushes-
N. T. NeV.. Will the news bl~ss. att nd 10 its
avu hluahfnR husiuess Here 20 are.
Nr esuslnel-WhnehslI Timee.
-"ssy. yea ceorre washinston. Keep away
nom plsyin' roond cot mule's hSsls d. act mule
isu't asleep: and q tust tbosfyso'li bpcU you'll
70 70 d Hs1' vssi' by = sa6s reasO yee AAsT
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08

Two Of the Prisoners Sent to Jail
70 Await the Final TRIAL,
ana the Third Dis
mio0ed.

The Trial Of JssI Mct3rsv and bis neph
, 80, John McGr.v. sAs G ,niinu~si OVER iron
Friday until Saturday, aud concluded YES
a~'dsy sf,esnoon- Joel M.Grss, the senIol
me~oer OF the party, vss bound over 10
the sum 81 800 To .ppeAr 81 the cr:miasl
eourt. The isci' 10 the Gaze v~r~ pabl,.ae,i
In i0il in Friday EVENING" BAzoo. Mr.
Geo. Snedsk~r, from vhom tire nes, "a,
stolen, id~n,i6sd IL By the p<suiiAr way he
b . Of cutting il.
Tao trial VI JOha Nc(is.v, he nephew
Gas concluded yesterday afternoon. an: Le
sss s-nt To- Ill 70 sssit HE Trial. in de.
isu,i al $500 e.ii bond. The testimony
s.s vistusliv the came - given ia the tri Il
of joel MeGrAv, sxSr pit that the men d,:-
fsFed some IN rsis-inx shear sAnciei ,nys
John Ne,irsw saii ali Re kn. y shout the
IN ~ Vac that his uncle received il from
HuusioniA by fright. I, is evid.n, thy
are . roaming ei.ss VI fellow, aud have
heeu every where anil q NO 81 ,ce any ienxr h
OF time. They arrived Ia S<d4:iA De. %,
1880.
Young Ehseh an, who Was arrse,sd also
- being implies 81, had hi- c zee dismissed,
20 II c"usi Eos 10 proven that ne VS. 9th
them mole than ten or tWsise days pact,
end sss not s~sn With them prior to the
stealing.
The meat recovered from Mrs.. C,nner,
sho purchased il from IRE McGrss.. sac
turned over to Mr. Snedsker br order
Of '-quire Tish.r. The meat recovered 10
something oeer ten hundred pounds.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-08
SPECIALBARGAI

We have . sample line Of lsdies
hosiery sent to Us to buy from
which We will close out ut coss
This line consists Of all the No,
styles, aud this 10 . rare ODER.
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Old Settlers Preliminary Meeting.

4 preliminary meeting of old settlers
was held at the office of Messrs. Green.
wood and Woods on Saturday, August
Doth.
w. H. Parcels was elected president,
and r. u Ringo secretary.
On motion of Geo. Rice, the time for
holding an old settler reunion was LET
for Saturday. October lst 1881.
Moved by D. A Ely, that the re-un-
ion be in the shape of an old fashioned
barbecue.
On motion the following were ap-
pointed aS a financial committee. viz:
0. H. Beeman, r. NJ. Rlngo. W. T.
Baird. 4. H. John. A. Earilalt.
Executive committee: D. h. Bee
man. Thos. DodSon, ". H. PARCELS. W.
L. Fletcher and D. 5. Hooper.
Said committee to have control and
management OF the whole matter and
to fill vacancies on the committee.
Committee on Speakers-A. l..
Woods P. F. Greenwood and J. NJ.
DeFrance. =
The local papers were requested 10
publish these proceedings
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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Further Particulars.

We have gained the following fur
Their particulars in regard to Ed. Pos
ton the horse thief caught at BrSokfcld
as mentioned in Mondays daily. He
was raised by Mr.. John Elliot, and is
now twenty-five or three years of age
His father lives near BrookSeld Fer
the past ) or + wears he has kad no set
tied location or occupation. sometimes
away. Thursday of last week horse
belonging to Mr.. Scott SpenSer living
one and half miles west of Brashear
was stolen and suspicion was direct
ed at once TO Poston. He was
followed and found at Brookfield. where
he was taken into custody. He had al
50 stolen on the way. horse from Mr..
Harris. living five miles south of La
Plata. He had traded both of the hor-
seS totother parties. The proper own
owners OF the horses have each secured
their own. and Poston now languishes
in the kirksvllle jail with a fair pros
pect of receiving an opportunity Of
learning a trade at Jefferson City.