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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-31
PLAIN DRINKS.

John Sheridan, the chronic drunksrd,
hiss been making it rcd hot for the police
during the last thirty-six hours. hsvirg
been run in ihrss times during thst short
period. The last time vas about o'clock
last evening, when hs was found in the
cellar of Dr. Trsder's new building where
he was taking . good snooze. Officers
Gossage and Carnea took him in out OF the
vet and placed him in No. 5.
Adolphus CouIey is . resident Of Lewis
station. lie arrived in the city yesterday,
and filled his hide with whiskey. Ii had
. bad effect on him, as he y a. found in the
rssr of M.rssn's store by OGcsrs Gosssge
and Whal about o'clock last night
taking good mud bath. He Was placed
in No. 2. He had enough money on his
person to buy Eve more drink. and . beer.
Both of the above individuals will ap.
pear before the grand m"gul to morrow
morning, and esch will play . prominent
part in the 8 o'clock matinee.
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Finest assortment of groceries q
Holman & Hardcastles.
Exemption.

Oven Harrison, the potato headed states
man from the Second ward he's been guilty
of some brilliaat streaks of staiesmauship
since his election that he's commended him
to the 'headles rooster" element OF bic
constituency, bat his last stroke 10 the most
brilliant. A deputy sheriff went to him
during the sitting Of the criminal court and
read . summons commanding him to ap-
pear before the grand jury. Oven drew
himsslf up to his foil height and with in
diena'ion upon HE face, exclaimed.
"Didn't ye know that I'm eximpt from,
appearin' before the grand jury? I'm an
aidtherman from the succond ward, an ye
can't compel IN althermsn TO 70 before
that body" The deputy ssys that Owens
head looked moro like . gourd that had
grown under the fence than it ever did be.
fore.
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Is HE GUILTYl
Is HE GUILTY3
Mr. Rolla Clopton Arrested on
the Charge Of Obtaining
Money by the Con-
fidence Game.
The Proceedings Pronounced IN
Outrage BY His Many
Warm Friends.

H. B. rusnell appeared before 'Squire
Webber yesterday and made quite length by
AFFIDAVIT charging Mr.. Rclls ClOpt0n, vi
the grocery i,m of JsO X. CIoptou 4 Bro.
With obtaining fron Martha r. Tunnel
BY means and by uss Of cheat, trick de-.
cepiiOr and false and fraudulent repre.
sanitation and statement. and under faiss
pretense, the saW VI twenty dOliars IN GOLD
coin.
M. Clopton ~. arrested By . constable
and taken before the justice yesterday Al
tsrnoon. He demanded trial immsdI ate
~, but the It ,te not being ready the
case we post onei until Wednesday next.
He gave bond 10 the sum Of $40 for his
appearance st that date.
Those who know NJ. Ciopion are 10th 10
believe that be Is guilty u the above
charge and are very loud in their denun-
cistiou Of the course pursued By Mr.. Tuu-
nell.
A BA1O0 reporter called On NJ. Chop
ton and obtsiaed the following - he YER.
sion Of the trouble:
He elaine that, at the time Of the
trouble, Mr.. Tunnel owed the 6rm about
one hundred dollars for groceries which.
they had allowed him 10 0btsin viihOu
the cash.
Al the time the ALLEGED crime YES CON-
milied he received . small sight draft from
. 81. Louis grocery house, which he had
10 pay Immediately. Not having the
smou.t 1t the store, end not Wishing to go
10 the bank for % smalI . SUN. he vent u
Mr.. Tunnel end borrowed the Aforesaid
money, and promised 10 repay her. In >
day or TOO aflsrwsris, NJ. Tunnell called
At the store and asked Mr.. Ciopion to Just
give him credit Tor The amount that be mad
borrowed from Mrs. Tunnel, which Vas
done
He further stated that Mr. Tunnsli still
owed them balance Of over sixty dollars
He asvs the matter grew out OF . little
difficulty he B. al With runseli reg ArJiag =
settlement al y days sinre. a which time
Tunnel drew . knife and shreaisned ~
carve him into miuce meat.
Mr.. Cloptoa 10 weil-known in this city
aud county, having beeu raised near Ling
wood, srd his il the FIRST time his honesty
has eve. teen questioned.
It's ci.imed BY responsible men that
tie camp! siaant in the case does not bear
IN envis5le rsputstiOI - regards paying
his j.-i debts, hs having left several
towns between Two dsya, leaving behio1
several unpaid bill. 1t 10 further claimed
that ii.e Gaze ~ss brought into the courts
by Mr. Tunnel 10 avoid paying the debt
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OUR SUNDAY SERMON.

The primary cause of matrimonial
iufclicity first arises from disappOint-
ment. The demi-god, Or angel, as
the case may be, that you have set
yourself to worship is, you find it too
late, of the earth, earthly. John is
close nay, idle-anything but god-like
and Mary is cosby, frivulOus. not
the angel your fancy painted. You
suddenly awaken to the conviction
that YOU have made mistake. James
and Martha would not have been this
and so. YOr believe that Mary does
not beautify the home for you aud you
alone has an eye to self ip the ad0rn-
ings Is selfish. While she in turn
wonders that you yswn through an
evening with her now and grOan like
an earthquake if she wants you to
take her out. John and Mary, Tom
Dick, Harry, Sophia, Jane, Susan
there is no name to which this does
not apply-you both expect too much.
Love is not eternally blind and in
the days Of eOurtship, quite unwit-
tingly you put your best foot fore
most; but when the irrevOcablc knot
is tied little by little you twain dOf
your company manners, aud appear
in your proper parsons. Perhaps it Is
right though life be q masquerade,
one can't keep his mask on always,
aud, il one docs, some bright eyes will
discover something disagreeablc
through all disguise. Men and wOm-
en-, anyway, are but children of larg-
er growth and take things with the
same characteristic difference as they
did years ago. You took your doll
or your top. your toy work box and
the work Of!blOcks, with delight you
could not play enough with them
but in time they are put by for other
novelties. You trOt out something
new, and that is the delight of the
hour; and If perchauce later, you
come across q relic of the past, il
brings up some pleasant recollection,
and though you be stirred with emo
ton, it is An emotion tempered With
more reason than when you first be-
held il.
So it is through life men and wom-
en- have individualities; the law of
reason demands that these individu-
&litles should be respected. 1t is the
old law, . law agsin Of bachelor,
which says: "Wives, submit YOUR
selves unto your husbands" &c. But
q more common sense law directs
that both submit. both rule, and If
they will begin in the outset with the
idea and conviction that the two are
two as to individuality, but united
with one common interest, the happi-
ness and advancement of each. and
perhaps the welfare of their children
IL insured. If each would seek to work
hand and hand, head and head, they
would find themselves heart and heart
driving over the same road. Expect
little; q man cannot always be a
lover, nor q woman a sweetheart.
And never, il you find tenderness
growing lax, reproach the other that
is not the way to bring ii back. Life
can be beautiful if We will make it so.
aud why should We not 4? Forbcar-
ance on both sides aud patience on
both sides, will do much to make and
keep it such. If not for your own
sakes, can you not be generous for the
sake of your children! Marriage,
winch should make life more beauii.
iul and perfect, is sorely perverted.
Strive, every pair OF you, 10 make one
couple less unequAlly yOked.
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A News Itsm from the Sea.

Mr. James Nessou, Who 10 q brother Of
Mr.. Chas Neeson, the proprietor Of the
City Mills, arrived yesterday from London
vie liverpool, on q visit to his brother
Mr.. Neeson informed BozOo reporter thai
1900 German emigrants crosed the ocean
With him on the steamer City Of Berlin.
This s,eamer on which he took p s.age,
crossed the herriSg pond in company,
during considerable portion Of the voy age.
With two other large ocean steamers. The
three vsssele brought 5000 emigrsuts 10
America. While in mid-Ocean an acciden;
occurred by . small sail vessel col iding
With the City Of Berlin and carrying away
two of her life-boats. The sailing ve-ael
be IN Itslisn one and was almost
submerged BY ito collision With the largest
steam vessel that plovs the ocean.
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The Ranches Visited.

At a late hour last night Officers
Whalen and Gosssge made trip Ia
the ives. part of town, Tor the purpose
of raiding the various houses Of pros
tituiiOn in thai locality.
The first one visited was the one
presided over by Madame Hicks.
The madame responded to the rap gu
the door, and invited the officers i'm.
They made q thorough search Of the
premises, but failed to find anl thing
in the shape of man, AMI they de-
parted.
The next place visited was the one
presided over by MOlIie johnson and
Jane WIllenback, but they failed to
make capture.
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For Squeezing . 0ooeeberry.

3VG O4O0O8eo0 = 1OOOSO0EIys
"Babe" Mills returned to-day from q
three days vist in Kansas. He went to
that state - tlle accredited agent OF tenn
peranee organization Of which be il presi-
dent, Hugh Brent il secretary aud cork
screw provider, and Bert Richie 10 treas
urer end committee on demijohn., and Bob
Rose il vice.president, beer tester end ege
noeg annihiiater. Mr.. Mills Informed
BAzoo scribe that during his iovesti cation
he found IN instancs in southeast Kansas
where young gentleman, while sittisg on
. door step by the side OF the maiden be
adored, had sat down, unfortunately, on
sharp pointed calamity and he wore moth.
ing but linen psuts. They we're together
squeezing . eooseberry when self-ap-
pointed and self-salaried enforcer Of the
new prohibitioa lsw passed By, and ssv
them squeezing the said berry. He 1t once
informed on them. They we're arrested
and prosecuted. The court held that the
Juice Of the gooseberry Was into icatiog and
that the production or haoding around Of
The SAID Juice vas in violation Of the new
Law.
You re the fellow had squeesed the her,
y and handed il to his girI-it Va a o. |
Feuse under the aew Lac. They we're 6aed
81 900 each - for sqasesine the berry,
,be for aIlosieG II 10 b sqsosed, and beng |
,ut Of money both we're plsc ID IN The jall
.here they nov repius. Mr.. Mills says
he practical working ot the new lay IL
,ery dick and perfectly sesiksetosy % Tie
emperanee soesety Of which hs b he
IGNORED bon.
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The es-e OF the stale ". J. Volney
Ryan. CT sreei with Organizing ''iocaI
hoard" conpo~ed Of our best citissss, wa-
caI-d ia Squire Wehter's court this
mornsng. The defendant wAs not :eady
for trial owing to Ihs abssoee of his busi-
cess partner, Mr. Harsser. whom Lsrxpect
ed to arrive iro ~ Louis this m,rniae,
and the case ga continued until Monday
next. and the defend mt cent TO jill for The
want Of 5000 bood to keep him from
escaping from the wrath OF the 'Iocal
board."
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Upon being spoken to concerning st.
Jacobs Oil, our fellov.townsnan, Mr..
Theodore Wakeles, said: I bad been
suffering with rheumatism, end obtained
the greatest relief from the use of &. jacob
Oil. II he's also been ueed 10 ny family
for some time, and hes never bses found to
fail in giving prompt relief.-Battle Creek
Mich Dsily Journal.
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WHAT SHALL DO TO BE SAVED?
IF you are in the Millinery business, see
what the BEE HIVE does, do likewise and
you need not fear the hereafter. Unload be-
fore the season is over; that is what we are
going to do. We are going to unload before
the bottom falls cut Of the Millinery season.
Now is the time and Monday morning the
day when we will offer you goods at the great
BEE HIVE, at such reduced prices that will
surprise you and startle our competitors
CHOICE OF OUR BEST OSTRICH PLUMES
as displayed our windows $780, second quality $780, Your
choice Of all trmmed street hats Pocupne Rough and
Ready Shelbrad Mans 81 each former price, $l75 and $3.50
Sailor hats 30cts former price Scots.
m s:ss hat: SCOT. CO. Seller hat: soo former Leehsrn
bargains p 10y ' ~ " ~ WON MAYER IYPs 81 ST.
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AoSr6onEby, April 9th. 1881.
DEAR MARs Yours received and am surprised ct
the way you write All can say n. thai upless
you stop the scandal y0u will regret IT, and very
soon aT not trying tn marry y girl here. The
woman that has caused this scandal 10 nothing
more nor less than prostitute But u seems
that you much under the influence Of the
woman Powers, ~ YOU can pOssIbly b, aRd BY
acting as You are acting you are placing yourself
IN n very awkward p0sit,on. have advised you
night. but you do not seem disposed to take my
advice, and nov yon can just 20 ahead and do ~
the woman Powers tells you to 10. ! do NOT fear
the consequences. ] hays acted right towards
every one IN this matter and propose to act
right, and leave tina matter entirely with you.
lrl,eve you would xet right il 10 Was not fer the
woman Powers and "a you havs shovn her all
that have written, you can bh0W her this and
say to her that ] shall visit Sedalia soon, regard
lees of any threats that she or any Of the Clark
famiiv haye made. I very much regret to have
70 write to you in tlss tone but you have forced
il. have seen every letter that has been seat
here and very plainly saw the woman Pswers
hand in oil Of il. ! st,il say you will regres the
seton you have seen proper to take in this mat
ter. You should have come cut plainly aud have
acted ~ told you to ret and all would have been
we'll With you, but instead Of taking my advice
you have seen prOpsr to take the advice Of the
woman Powers. ! shall 60 down TO ST. Charles
this evening and N you see proper to write to me
you can address TO ~. Charles, No.
Yours, ETC.,
GEORGE D. ELLIS
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FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP or
HYPOPHOSPHITeS.

10 composed 81 iossrd,eats idsae'cel 9th these
which constitute Healthy Blood. Nusclo aDA
dir. city ,lipep.'ans upOa soWso Of the0-
ny increasing Nervous and Muscular vigor. 10
vilicure Dyspepsia. feeble sr interrupted eesion
Of the Heart and rAlpatati00. veakneso o. lntol-
isci csused by yreif Worrv, cvertsxed o. iFroau-
lar habits, Bronehitis, CoaGsetion Of he Lasaa.
IL cures Asthma, NeuralG.a, wheopi19 ceuah,
other rsmc.a,e. 10 .usssiupg life during he pro-
cess Of DptheTia-
The expenditure Of brain pever too early sr
tao Sc verclv in chdren often results in oSvaa.
cal debility; the uss Of Follows 1ypephoepSsSoe
sxerts . singular happy e0eet il sueh eaoeoL
10 not b. deceived by rs0oaieo bsosiaa . siU-
.!af 1ams: 20 o. ns e,reS.ss:.ss. see.Isi -
oil Druggists.
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The Hennepln Canal Scheme.

Col. John F. Philips returned yesterday
from Davenport, Ia. where he has been
attending the convention held ia the interest
of The building . Of canal Iron Hennepin,
lila, to Rock Island, thereby connecting
the lakes wilh the Mississippi river. The
scheme wss originated and is being pushed
BY Chicago men, who hope thereby TO de
vert the immesce trade Of the northwest
from the Mississippi to the lakes and Chi
cage. Col. Philips and several delegates
from 81. Louis represented merely the in
terests of the father of waters and the
claims which Missouri makes for the
northwest trade. Delegates from nine
ststes along the river we're present. A
series of resolutions was adopted agreeing
to memorabilia Congress 10 the interest OF
the proposed canal. One section of the
resolution was pasaed providing that the
convention pledge itself TO encourage and
promote all in it, power the straight develop
ment of the carrying powers Of the Missis-
sippi ri Ter, independent of any canal
riders. Committees were appointed AZ
permanent organisation secared. Ta-
attendance ut the convention vas large md
the enthusiasm immense.
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-BonsesS new rsstaursnt On Second
street, opposite The pesto6oe, has steppsd
rapidly 10 The front. Il i evident that
lovsss Of good eating know whore 10 ees it
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A-"Hase you any letters from hin
WY" W" so0" me- kesnuy
MB Eye bui j an OpDOeed 10 nub.
l,shiny Drivats l.,,Sr~ ,,S ...;. 70
10y e"' d.
enou'o sss t"em ne puoi1sheo u no would
ever come where i Was he VOuld-n
fN,s E,,is ;r,.cS.1 o., .~ e. "A
i CIV 'S"S u
PesrOnsi v'oience NJ 01s nsoO
RI would like the letter. In Duhli.hn
Mn Ella e.vs nm III. l.,,... -. 80,
,......i- - 80 ' WY 10
'oSss""ys suo neSe tney are.
Ouf mrApn,Aw .unvr
MONTGOMERY CIrS, April 5th, 1851.
nv DsAR MasY:
I received your letter th;s moruiro n ,s.,.
Ike the letter OF guardian angel and I appreci-
"'S IT, ~.
-. ~" 20. ~ Sou .,"'e me oeiore the onss
49,, Tu. .no!sn' hau oet!er not wnts any
sn.r.,, n.r,s pH H. soe a.TnmoS 20 Iaaes IN
:" r,,b - 80 .v .vu"'rf oI, nave moi oCne
lasts within six week. from to-day. write to me
and direct to ;. Loa,. No. vii no. v,si. THE
swcr say letter. Srnn , i:', n.. me % an
with tn. contempt tn@y dsstrve to BE- treated
s YIN, u an! body else has written from s<talla
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As TO CHARACTER,

The character Of Ass. Powers, Nm.
Mercy Clask aud Mrs. q. d. Ellis stands in
Sedalia above reproseh, and they are ell
looked upon - respectable, hossss end in
dussrio0s vomsn. The charge made b.
Ellis that Mrs. Powers Travelled With hin
- his mistress II from whole cloth, and u .
peop'e Of Sssialia-hsr aeigbb0n ksoW is
is bsss lie to blast the reputssios Of .
good woman. The oalv hsrsh thing which
could - said Of Nm. Ellis i, 10 that che
10 the vile Of IN minsr.na vsesbosd.
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Happy clothing purchasers
have dubbed Henoch &
Jacobs. Amsroa's greatest and
only busy clothisrs, tho rest
less mems furnishers, the
toney matters.
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Held for Burglary.

As Q north bound * ausas 4 Tex e freight
came through Ellis Station yesterday, .
man jumped aboard and rode TO Nrvads,
At which point the conductor put him of.
He attempted 10 climb on again until his
frantic efforts attracted the attention OF the
city marshal, who started towards him
when he took to his heels. The msnhal
Captured him, but he broke away and
would have escaped, had not it been for
yard master Morris, who being . nimbIe
looted gent. Out ran and reduced him to
custody. The marshsl identified him At
once ~ being wanted At #. Scott, for
hsving burglsrized . notion slore. He
jailed him and will send him to Fl. Scott
1t once for trial.
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Neither he Weekly Times. nor The
Saturday Evseing News was issued from
The Nsvs Office Last week. what Il The
matter. Has our cols0Porary sus Psoded
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Bc1yALo, N. Y, Rsb., 1879.

Jame l. Fd2osn, ~.
DkAs sIR 81 have sssd eshss prepare
sioss Of HsPophospAiaes, bot they % soi
eoopaEs viih yosu, which shisk = IL
bsss asdisins Tor ~ sssvous sysaso I ssss
ussd. Fellow Compound Syrup q HePs-
phosphitss supplies matter fos 49, 81
Slsod, readesisg IL highly hsae6sisl -
lssbls chiidrse. Yesn Truly.
W.T.. 6oaHK1.
Elitsr 80 Paklishee DuGaJo Jousoal.
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KEEP YOUR HEAD CLRAR.

ST. Louis. May Is. 1881.
DRAR MAsS III pected to receive aletter from
you at 81. Charles hat did not. MAybe you were
tO0 busy preparing to 60 to Montgomery City.
II MAS reported every day last week that you
would be thar. Thar WAS tWO dispatches re-
ceived thar to that effect, signed Mrs. Ellis. but
10 not think you sent them ] sac two letters
from Mercy Clark and Melissa Powers. to the
mayor and marshal Of Montgomery. One Of the
letters saiG 10 the of3ceFo would tell that
Mercy Clark and Melissa Powers would be thar
soon that all the bloOdhounds in nootgO0sTy
WOuid not hold me thar. hat ] stsid all the
sasse and published them and Will Confines To
puolish them long ~ live. send you O1o
Of the circulars Keep your heed clear end do
not BE- pulled one way or the other by either
Of Thorn. Write at once. GEORGE
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-GEOR6E u. Ellis
PsivArs Dsrrcrivs.
Sedali.a, Mo.
r. o. Box 90.

A "privaie detective" va not Wau'.d in
S.dslis, and be found very poor encous-
agemsot nj that branch ii his terrible At
te0pts at beating his Wy through the
world.
II boarded while here In the family Of
Richard Clark, . hard working, honest me
chr ME, who, By the thrift Of himself and
sm 5iiious and amiabIs vile, ha,. gotten
enough together to have . comfort ble
home. Mr.. C.. in order to lend helping
hand to her husband, proposed to bo,sd
Ella, and thereby sssist in maintaining the
table. This We eommentsble. Ella,
sfies boarding several months. and paying
hot little, chssssd them out Of the balance
and left.
He wOoEs AND WINS.
While bosriiag At Ciark's he formed the
acqu ,istance Of Niss Mary Glars, sister Of
the host. Clark was opposed to the - sich
and the sister 80. too. bot for come reason
-oysterious and strange ~ il nay appear,
on the eth Of June. 1873, they cent 10
Ksnsas City, and vsss married there On The
mor.ias Of the 30th 1t the Treoost
hotel. They vers there bot . short time
when he retained to Ssdslis With his
bride, imp-cunivus and psor - the vesissi
pauper and meniicant that ever tramped
the street. Of the city. lie wore good clothes
hat he paid nothing aud vsry s0on M.
Ellis NJ MARI Csssk va working IN the
kitches Of family north o: the Pacific
railroad tn pay the board bills Of her
vorthiess hushsnd.
TINE SPED on
aod tie next year . Child blue eyed
baby girl We born tn them. THE trsns-
pied ., Califosnis, No., where Ma. Clark
he'd come friendA They rea,sihed there
only short time vhem Ssd.lis 80 again
cured With HE presence. This time be
did little work. He Taught the negro
aehool Eve days In place Of Prof. BovIss.
vho vss siek or abssoi iron the city.
When their child - abous Eve 0oaths
old Ellis left and hss since sevss put foot
ie Sedslia, or provided for bis vile and
child. He hss eorrsaPoadsd 9th bic wife
occasioa ely, and only once Tus~isy Of
lhis week did she receive letter frOo him
lated Of The Star hotel. It, Louis.
WHERE HI WENT.
Next heard Of Ellis ~ at Washington, |
No, vhere he rem.ined oalv short tine
and then be - $500 ss New Plosssee,
county, No. sad from thence |
b vest 70 Aoateoosry City where be pre-
,eated the following card:
-an sv~rw~s
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Wetteroth d Pehl will oct q
most elegant lunch 70 their
friends and customers Monday
morning. All invited.
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Bay your groceries Of HOLMAN 4
Hardcastla.
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SQUARE Measurement

For cutting Lsdies' and Childssas' el ,shiag.
This l. the most perfect Sysaso ever N.
vsassd, ssA the oely one IN The World
that givss Printed dart Calcula-
lion for svesy Measure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-31

Smoke Peter Kuhn's Resolution.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-31
YOU HEAR F!

The glad news every
day.
The proclamation Is
In the mouths of the en-
tire population.
We hare the best Sc
Lected stock of goods IN
Central Missouri.
Just receiued, rs pieces
latest style prints.
I'm ELEGANT assert
ment OfpGrGsOLs.
Full line of Black
French and Spanish
Lzces.
Curran & Fry,
033 Ohio street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-31
J. Volney Ryan.

-Snas. Peter Kuhnis Resolution.