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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

Mr.. w. A. Forbes, Greenfield, Mass,
was cured by ST. Jacobs Oil Of rheu-
matism. -Ctactnnati Christian Stdh-
tiurd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

An y.s, Music, Sweet Music, docs make Home,
sweet Home, happier ant dearer, and the head
II "a family that IN these days OF culture and pro
grcss does not place d Piano or al Organ In his
home, ~deprivcs himself AMI dear ones of vast
amount Of pure aud r. m tnR enjoyment. oar
sunny Southland mas IA the past tsn years taken
wonderful step forward 10 Musical Development
ana the grand question nov being agiiated ia her
millions II uUt "Sh4 III we buy an Instrument" but
"liow and wheTr shall Sc buy IL. And Il he a
perp'e1lug question, too The paper are nov
flooded with Naming ytrtisenleutE Offering won
dcrful bargains OF $1,000 Pianos for s1J7, II stop
Organs for SIS. One frirud nd Uses this, and
"A, other thai, and so on, uutI the uorried huys+
becomes actually afraid 20 buy at all, lcst le DO
cheated, and SO deinyr until some interruptions
travelling agent comes along aud "rcoopH hin in,
Wit q cheap, "shlde" Instrument, which. ia tito
end, proyer a source Of modification, rather than
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Red irish Puppies.

Thoroughbred Puppies of their uuequaled
breed, of the best blood in the world, for sale.
address LOCI bon, Sc,
Greensboro y q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
g. BATES,
Cava n C Q

\, Bend al-o for catalogue u sheet hiu-lo
Rs Victims Guitars. fiuirr Band InztTu-
ul-nt-, Drums, Strings. Drguliseites, ZitAerz, aAd
oil sIn II Musical Instruments lfnIneLse stsck.
Lowest prl. ~ south.
Mention the Farmer aud Mechanic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

The Great Piano. aud Org Il House Of Ia south.
to furnish southern ina. er- with Plsao- and or
gans from sta dard makers, al lowest factory
wholesale prIce1, Established IL loGO. AID nov
ALI immense Music Houae. Magnificent Double
store, sixty feet frort, three rt0Tle. above b1-e-
meut. Two hundred Pianos and organs IL stock.
Thousands Of Instruments sold yeaT!y. Cur
held the South, DuE c4siDueTs legion. oar
capital am pie. Musfeisas ou-selyes An army
Of employees Branch HoHsef IN seven cities.
our travellers rvtry where. Exc.u-!ye control Of
the Eeat Instruments ii the world Direct Goa
uectl9u with Ia4nafa cturerr. Always plUuesr. ll
Io8 prices. Ali. and willing 10 COMPETE with
the world. Pledged aud worn 70 do IT..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Administrators notice

The undersigned having taken out Letters Il
Administion upon the estate OF n. 3. ayes
gives notice to all persons having claims against
the decedent to exhibit the same to him, on or
before the 10th day of August 1852
All persons indebted to the decedent are re
4uested TO made immediate payment to the I'M
der.igned.
Dated Raleigh, n. {. ANDREW SYME.
Aug. 10 1881. Administrator.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned hAvtun tax n ont l. tiers o.
Administration upon the estate OF john
King gives notice TO all persons having Chains
s.niust the decd mt to EXHIBIT the same to hlnI,
on or before the 10Th day of August, l3o2,
All persons inGebted to said iecedaut sr" re-
quested to make imm ediate payment to I'll, IN
derstgued.
Dated Raleigh, \. O ANDkEW SY Me-,
Aug. Is, 1851. Aiministrlt.r.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Sale of City Property.

ANDREW SYME, Admr. of
THOMAS NDKW Cd. Decd
MARGAltET NORWOOD, ct al.
By yirture Of a decree OF I e Sul eriOr Court,
in the above entitled Special Proceeding, - sell
real esta'e to make a sets, | will on the 5th DAY,
being the first Monday III september ISL, SCH al
public auction at the Court Hous. door IN III"
city of Ralei2h, n. C., the following described lot
of land in the city Of Raleigh: viz adjoining the
lands Of WI !. Olnbla and otht re- OF kaHt Mar
tin ST., fronting thirty-tye feet OH Martin street,
and running bach one hundred and thIrty-u!ue
feet, being . part Of lot No 7o4 in tic plas % th'
city Of Raleigh and having thereon q E,odt II
Inent house, &c.
Time OF sale l. IN. : Ut. 5th 1851 terms, cash.
A DRkW : NE.
L. K. Purue,l, Attorney.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18

W ar also Agents 'nr N Pack Or a stsf~
and Fo--ytht ,unueA.
v AHe also AZ ats rar thr ~ateaatAl q s
.iin, with or Nlthou; es > as raal.u~ers.
"inkle' Prcss, Anl fs- " "a ok Prs AL
std IeAther hoitlE<. / NAnat.HaY,- f'roe-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-18
Musical Homes Are
Happy Homes.

- What has earth d"Arer In palace or prove
Than music at nIghtfall from lfp., that We
love-
, 1881-11-13
CITI HE.iL ESTATE.
nor SALE-THEKE, is MORE WONE7

TOR SALE-TtIEKE. IS MORE MONEY
IN Fs =, tt liz s or @EeISs at ,oc5 II s
bonds, and grain may h:t'one ya3uclcss In twenty
he he bess bank - srpe::t r.. ~
0a'-corncF lot su19n feet in b'esk Of Field :
Letters wholesale house. South Side; free und
clcar II parties VII bu:: witt se witont Lazy any
corner is the best in Chicago for wholesale: free and
sian-Fine block Of stone front 4-sory stores 451
81 ot 45xin Clark kst, just sutth Of Chlcaso-av.:
this Is tirstclass business property; pays ret 10
,,s1 s,ore 81 and 1a5s
on A'a.HRMsi: SM nfsi A?9a5s asn LOTS
1aI esst f!snt, % Miehtsan.sy. Thrty yseeond:
.aa cs bsiwesa toa md az ens
5ourth-sts.. east OF state THIS Is magnificent prop
tssoo-A de.t.ably me res;dencs nrownostene , =
front. brick bnsn for eisht hnr-es ana ot eass
9ia9D tcorner,-A beautiful octaeon white-stone
frnnt. three dceu. nne brick !nra anc lot pix
L. snd eaut:i front .ast of he
:liuoF Fine brown-stone 'front.' and lot 251l25 {cor-
slao0A urst-elas. oc.asen;f1omnt1 y 1 brick dgel!tns.
sis%o14 q inc modern brick Broom dwelling: barn,
md lot :11lN, on Deaytorn-av. near Diy!ston-*L
*oanAm l. m@ ttns oct'son ktone-l1ont three ;ot rooms
es',,,,d-st. sess IS east fr'nt Very cheap
slaNn-F -Fi:st- class y-*.ory nnd basement l+-room
m noS ark fxeF n'ossn an.'n '0t
III IA ot sas H dass o1 f9on sFss sa fTsas
+ ehsn
II perfect order ro"l barn and lot 251l1ot alley IN
s6M,,-A nice lu-room all modern brick house teor-
es. s frame dwelling bath
water. and Eas. lot .2l-1 Lincnln-st near Adams
s5ssS eeE1 eaasi sa; a!
house has Il Eoous and ts in perfect order: lot 'x
*S;N-fHu.t -c,',. ?7s yc:. Jackson-st This is a
me- Ts rcrn !. airsn. NJ! Fne and nearly new: 10
room 2<.ors frame nmse IN tn":uush .epa,r ~ateS @
ba:, and s:.s. lot IKE: ON Aonfoe-'t' "esF ea4'-
Ms@S,ce s-roorn COTTAGE and lot 2azl2', on wa>
s. e2oa an sEo" ,a <axst sS1ofS 3
sqss ss It ons as 1! uas ssa' ns
N1h Is nies modern ;story y-, aud ,a i,afsnen1 ' mt
Thirty-shird. between Stase-st and Wabash-aV.
53U--Ftnc modern 13-roon! frame house. barn IT. and
LOT 2;t1s! east front. 'Tasa=h-Ar, near Thirty
i, ay mi one bsss rem m
Wneatnu narnSe County, Illinois . miles from
ai5SIoitass. sDd lot 2t.loa on Taylor-st. near
s1me-ro money down If rou build; lot 25xl25: 80
sou,h ftohey-*I halt block south of ocden-av CATS
fss s p,teety ner fos..lot with good
northess. e: xan uTsns sna hsr1Ss n Wn
nc nc osd So.x ae ~ Y to Is sae ~
reI-s,s properly =" Van uISnst VII ne
n:is Il. xs! rea ff eres, ear. and VII be
tux,t,nsI boulevard 7n feet east OF ta'iforna:.v
esasa fsef sRsa,s 'sa ssa resvs
1r , 5eo"rty ill., II { I9H5hi 10 :ssG IN vca eic
then Jon ii wan. to eny nt xp " w' haze 10 ay
sss-Lo. :.;xlel south front. eleventh I'M vest cf
ries. ;t,}s i IS tarsasr { g. !, ma 'f,Si VIZ at
IL 1on ean oo oe''0A' hmm III Nn,lison-st
, 1881-11-13
TOK SALE-CIulCE PROPERTY.

CDJ'T}I SIDE.
d1idc..,onr 1T t:1 = hv II slsooo
vii nf '1n.siea Saon
nc5l !v. WIZ. p... ... $500
Van Durcn-e1-. II .eet tvucanl,. near FIith-nv.
ueaTFniffI rn,p, e tot ics1 n
Dcatborn-st Sa. III. well-huilt .-story. with
I Esnk n for y, sas rer an:s,,tn
Twenty second ST., - CJ feel, near <aIchcr-ar.
WEST SIDE
aasi pofea 81 Hanass ans o,,is 500
Kandu,pa-$t-. % tcst south trent near tirecn-
81, wei, rented. ut Il barrain II taken soon.
fooi iota opir. ESQ
NORTH SIDE.
S@r.a %at'.a el1, aue yaooo
Nnrrt,-.y Observation-Disclosures. ......-..--..-... SUI
f. G.. yIERLlNG.
LII peaFhOrl-sf.. Room 2
, 1881-11-13

E1OR SA LE-210 FEET ON AKClIER-AV.
- by At; feet on QHarry-sI. with two-story brick
tut!utuE i|INiSa feet now used us packing house.
Z. 4. BIkAGti L CO. Is Mushingt0t1:s Il.
, 1881-11-13

TrDk E-FIkST-CT.ASSS STOCK AND
Il rrnn farm In lown, GU acrcs. 5o under p1oss.
good buildings. yuunE orchard. etc.. etc " g ex-
Tr.bEut. Office.
, 1881-11-13

71OK SALE-IF YOU ARE LOOKING
Il fur chcap or tnc Improved farms in tho West
c:.ll on T. Il. HllrEl. Room . f9 Madison-st lie has
over lii frou ST. s t SUUJsone with large lot OF
, 1881-11-13

y7OH SALE-T. i. BOYD. ROOM T, l79
IL Mat!*,n-st., has over iul improved fa.ms. from
VIII viii snye limo money! he also has x nli!s.
water and stea1u from fAU to St50D, all over the
, 1881-11-13

IInr SALE-S1,350 ACRE
far1,. nt:,, and dry rolling prairie. 8. t. 4 Sec q
q r. X & nItcen niles Southwest OF Sioux City. and
The house Gus ana auf 15aEea re u 5oan
"d corn ann n sIacre, unaa1 nGaa 1ar Jd III
qnd fs9a er R9r sna there Tsre
hnif II ts.n rruwinE nicely; GOOD spring and well
-? wntet. improved farms adloin this. The neign-
Ssncdea Svl az al own their farms, and good people,
here sehooIs md shu11nes , near nf By an railroad
ySrks the s a as IT ana iqqks ;6 a1r the
c,I t,ycr 81! s and this innd Is worth Sid per
ac7e absrse. Is hssH ths I'LL sfs Is aos.!u.ely per
III frn Uui gu and see 1t; you will nd It bnraln
fos Si,xO cash. Want to sell because re Mnut the
nloneF. Hoon, , ~ uuJ.n -, o..
, 1881-11-13

! r7OE SALE-F-ARM OF 50 ACRES NEAR
II ,rrk.ony,lie Ill., ell fenced. with house md
i.arn; is lcr acre. \. NJ. McCOS0UGiIEf, II Deur-
Inn nan
, 1881-11-13

E1OR SALE-lD FEET FRONT tCOK-
- ner OF alley and extending C., Il; g. 4, Is.>
on Sewberry-av, covered will frame h.nlscS Nos.
I'll 10 2A routing now ut nb1ut SlHtI per anrum:
tie bought for $l3,Gn L. 4. BRAGG Il CtI, 46 Wash
tHC
, 1881-11-13


L,OR SALE-OR REXCiIANGE-FOk Gill
~ caEu property. genttemaus residence. Witn GtS
acres. located in the beautiful tity uf Wnnke:nn,
hours ride by rail- " trains dny. cheap fares tn1es
and surroundings OF the best uuuse brick. French
roof II rooms. marble nan;cis. heaters e:c: over
looking the take: tine shade and u kins Of fruit
trses E.ysnes sravcl walks. hedges ETC. pu?e wa'cF
1M feet frontage on Hln avenue and driveway.
cicty nrst-cia~s, splendid garden chicken -tnrse:
barn. and t-houses ten minutes walk and two
offered 10 obtAIn such homer terms easy price
Sl5,Ml photographs ut our Office.
q. Il. I)ETOUNG 4 CO..
Fl WnshtHtt an-Sf
, 1881-11-13

TOR SALE-A FINE LIST OF MANU-
u fact,lgnR sites on tho West Side, 81 u ~ feet
each. east OF Itasted-s. between railroad saa;h to
vwelfth-sL GRIFFIN \ DWIGHT,
cOruer Wn.iinEt0u and lialai iet-sta.
, 1881-11-13

JI7OK SALE CHEAP - FARMS AND
e wild t.nd in Iowa and Nebraska. S. +. BENSON.
, 1881-11-13

TNOH SALE--OK EACilANGE-GOOD
{! I,:,,,sc md lot In Racine. $0I: house md
1T III aea.o worth Sa.o10 and pay difference Ad-
dress :i,9 f';rk-nv.
, 1881-11-13

90 WEST JACkSON-ST.-4 GENTS CAN
90 lind nice room, with tre and good board at $3.50
, 1881-11-13

DARTNEH 1NANTED-S25,Go 600 TO $50, 900; );
L you handle 1ouE own money: be fully
country. This snould cotnnand the immediate and
respectful consideration Ut capitalists everywhere
AfiuInsS La 1'rihi1slH Office.
, 1881-11-13

L1Olf SALE
i. lus1, 1uE. nnd I'LL North Wood. 5-room new
brick cottages and lots; ~ each; elsy terms.
~, aEoou1 brick hosss. new lifted tvr e.nt fan,i-
Hes in suites OF ronhs each: water III each suite;
rents for *l0u per month: will sell for s7.hN
street-cslrs: this Is 4 splendid Investment
Call for particulars GRIFFIN + DWIGHT,
Corner WashinRton and IInI*t ed-sts.
, 1881-11-13

NLASTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000
in Chicago: strictly leIattmate. references e1-
chlnget1. Address l. ~, Tribune oft1ce.
, 1881-11-13

~ 4 WEST GTON-ST.-PLEAS-
81 4 ant room to rent With board. for TWO centle-
men - - 7'-
, 1881-11-13

DAETNERSIIIr WANTED-lN SOME
1 Established business, b. active and energetic
man wi,u viii invest S5yJ cash. good Office
address Il tsi Tribune office.
, 1881-11-13

191 LEAVITT-ST., HALF BLOCK OF
IcI 0Rden-a. cars-t room for gentlemen and
good board tn small family. references.
, 1881-11-13

10 pEARCE-ST.-NICELY FURNISH
lD ed. south front nlcoye. With or without board:
pirate family; mode5u IMPROVEMENTS: near three
, 1881-11-13

TOR SALE-WASIIINGTON BOELE-
IL ward, nne residence with GO fuot luz, near Wood
81 HlAKD X BRADLEY.
t..S In.
, 1881-11-13

nor SALE-A GOOD 2-SFURY FRAME
~. house, first ratio barn. und S3x;73 feet, III,
dinna-av-, near iwc cnty- -ntntn-s1.; &.VIA
r. ~ ukA{iG X CO.. Ii Westinghouse
, 1881-11-13

400 WABASU-A =. ELEGANTLY
200 furnished rooms. with board: home accom-
uodatons; s. to s. per week permanent boardcrs
, 1881-11-13

3ITANTED-FOR M;ANUFACTORY-
w From one To ten acres OF ground adjatning
rail! track, In the cty. Can make iu1mc-
tl;ltc sac. HENRY WALLER JR,
HT IjearbDru-st
, 1881-11-13

nor SALE-DY --...
Il GRIFFIN & DWIGHT
Northeast corner Washington and Halsted-sts
Cottage and lot Warren-uv.. near stanton. for
Two-story frame house and lot on Warrcn-av-.
Co,;a;:a IND lot on Cazroii-av.. near lincoln for
E!.tn ----.. -. - ,>,, ~
Two-stnry frnrue house and lot on tulion-st. near
Ashland -ay- <e.StfL "
And other bargains
!. a.ali for LIST.
, 1881-11-13

1ITANTED-A GOOD LADY PARTNER
w IN sketches: must be good singer. X IL, TEib-
Y1ns ne ire
, 1881-11-13

On SOUTH MORGAN-ST.-A .PARLOR
~ floor rent With Or without board house mod
, 1881-11-13

O29 VEST MDNROE-ST. - SECOND
W. story room, with g.s. hut and cold water:
also one pleasant south front room.
, 1881-11-13

oN0 EAST INDIANA-ST. -A WARN,
COt ntcel5 furnished double room; with all mod
.rn improvements; first class table; day-boardars
, 1881-11-13

320 WEST ADAA1S-ST.-ILAND
1cO ty furnished front acoye room to rent, with
IOnFd; home comforts. |
, 1881-11-13

900 WEST TWASHINGTON-S
49, able T,ans 70 rent, furnished unfurnished.
With good bDHtH. references exchanged.
, 1881-11-13

IIDELITT STORAGE COMPANY. =
r and 81 East Van Huren-st. Permanent md re-
liable Estabished in ISIS. Advances made. In
creased facilities for the stofae Of household goods
, 1881-11-13


CITICAGO STORAGE COMPANY, 200 TO
~ ~; Kanco1ph-st-, hare the finest waIerooms and
merchandise, etc. Lowest rites. Advances mndc.
, 1881-11-13

NTANTED-AsPART WITH CAPI-
w ta1. In hg.i-class renl-estate Office. Address
II ~ Tribune Office
, 1881-11-13

o2A lNDIANA-ST., NEAR RUSI-A
ok few dag boarders can bs accomplished.
with or without rooms. References
, 1881-11-13

WANTED - PARTNER IN ESTAB-
w llsl1cd business with from Sio0o3 to si5tu and
his services; prunt large md eoDd business through
ntcs i,cp the business be folded With ad-
ditl3na capital; il must be ulnn OF business expert
e,ce: business established In los6. Address J g,
Tribune Office.
, 1881-11-13
BOARDIyG .4ND LODGMG.

% ABERDEEN-ST.-F u RNISHED
~ rooms with board; also day ooa1ders ACCOM-
, 1881-11-13

935 WEST NlONROE-ST.- LARGE
ttc rOomk and sinKie room. with board, In
house having all modern improvements.
, 1881-11-13

1O5 TWENTIETH-ST.-TO RENT, FUR
leJ.) .ished front or back pastor uud bedroom
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-01
Attempt at Rape.

\ special dispatch from Lees Summit,
seventy five miles west ii here, in Jackson
county, on the Missouri Pacific road, TO
this mornings Kansas ,ity Times, saws
\ da>tardIy deed was attempted three
miles west OF this place to-day. A little
girl by the name of Thompson was over
taken m The road by an unknown man,
and an outrage upon her person was at
tempted. The villain, failing to accom-
plish his hellish purpose, fled. and pursuit
was made this evening. On the arrival of
the passenger train from Kansas City, 4
rough locking individual Was arrested,
bearing Il description of the above named
villain, and was locked up in the Gala
boose. lie was intending To leave ON the
train when captured. Threats OF lynch
ing were heard IN several corners. provid
I'd it was proven that he is the guilty
plrtV.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-01
Died on the Train,

J. +. johnson, general agent for Cahill
4 CO., of kalamazoo, Mich, returned
from st. Louis this morning, where he was
called by very sad occurrence. Samuel
Reed was one of the travelling agents for
the firm, and vas taken sick at Oscaloosa,
Iowa. The kind hearted chief of the house
went thither for the purpose Of taking the
sick man TO his home, near Carbonate,
Ills, where the deceased owned a large
farm, and where a most interesting young
wife and beautiful child awaited him.
But he was fated never to see home, wife
or child again. As the train reached Mo-
berly, the unfortunate man breathed his
last. Mr.. Johnson was notified to meet
the body at st. Louis and assist in taking
the remains home. But upon arrival there
he found the immediate friends of the de-
ceased had taken charge of the body, and,
upon being assured that his services were
unnecessary, he, in company with the
kind hearted chief of the great house,
returned to his post at Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-01
Sunday School Institute.

On the opening of the Institute yestcr-
dav morning NJ . o'clock, the first pro-
ceeding was PRAYER and devotional cxer-
crciscs by Rev J. Cal Liiircll. 'fIuw to
Teach in Order Ia Reach the Heart" WIS
discussed 10y Revs. J. Gal. Litirell and j
III Wilson. Sunday School Literature
received the attention of Revs. W. III
Black, J. I. A. Henderson, J. Cal Litir,ll
and A. Ill Stephens.
THE best Mode uf conducting 4 SUNDAY
School" WAS ably discussed by Rev. J. +. 4
Henderson. The next subject was questions
by Revs. J. L. ii. Henders, W. II. Black
and J. tai LiitrelI.
SUNDAY School Music" WAS discussed bv
Revs. I.itrell, Stephens, Henderson and
Black.
During the afternoon session the follow
ing proceedings were had:
The subject: The Work oi the Super
inrendcnt," was postponed, OH motion, Ia
the evening session.
"How To Secure the Attendance al the
Old Folks" was discussed hv Revs. Lit
treil, Black. Stephens, Barr, Henderson and
Elder Hume.
Infant Class Work" WAS discussed bv
Mrs. Barnes and the Rev. W. II.
Black.
4 collection was ordered 10 be taken up
at the evening session. TO meet bill uf
Sl.65 for printing and mailing 3OO pro-
grammes.
AT the night session the minutes "f the
previous proceedings were read and ap-
proved.
The following permanent officers were
reported by the committee:
President, Rev. A. III. Stephens, of Sc
dalia
Secretary, Rev. Joseph Logan. of Otter
Vile
Executive Committee, Revs. NJ. Il Irv-
ing, Of Marshall; W. III. Wilson, OF
Clarksburg, and II. ID. Kennedy. oi Bunce-
ton.
The proposed subject, The Work of
Superintendent" was taken up and dis
cussed by Revs. Barr, Stephens. Gray and
Black, and brothers Daily, Striker and
Boatright
An able address on ''The Necessity oi
Center of Operation, and the Future OF
Sunday School Work." was delivered bv
Rev. ". III Black.
On motion, the committee was instruct
ed to appoint a general superintendent in
the New Lebanon Presbyterv, alter which
the institute adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-01
Was the Cause of q Terrible
Wreck on the Pacific
This Morning.
One Man Killed Outright and
Two Others Reported
Seriously Injured.
A Misplaced Switchiwas the Cause
Of the Ca,amitOus Ca
tastrophe.

The Missouri Pacific railway has been
/ in anything but good luck of late, and
this morning another accident occurred
} that resulted in the loss of one life, the
probable fatal injury of two persons, and
, the slight injury Of quite a number oi
others.
! Passenger train No =. Geo Smith, CON
duclor. and John Hamilton, engineer, left
~. Louis on time, at $40 o'clock last
night. The train was long one AMI an
unusually large number of Passengers
were ON board All went well until The
tram reached Chamois, c;gh ty-cight mile,
east of this city, at 1920, Il. ~. As the
train was pulling into the town. At a good
rate of speed. il suddenly turned oh on a
switch that had been lett standing open,
| and the result WAS most disastrous.
/ On this switch WAS an engine headed
west. The engine of the passenger train
dashed into this, knocking the tender
crossways of the track. demolishing the
passenger engine and mail ear and playing
havoc with the platforms of some of the
coaches. The passengers were thrown
promiscuously about, some of them being
pitched into the seats i'm front of them, and
quite a number sustained injuries more or
less severe.
The engineer of the train. Mr.. Hamilton.
also the fireman, saw the danger ahead and
Jumped in time To- save their lives, al
though the former received number of
bruises and sprains.
The engineer of the empty engine was
caught i'm the debris and received injuries
which, il is thought will prove fatal. 4
passenger informed BAzoO reporter that
il was impossible for the man To recover.
as he Was crushed in terrible manner
On the platform of the mail car. which
was damaged To such an extent that il
could not be brought west, were two tramps
who were stealing a ride. Of these one
WAS killed outright, while the other WAS
supposed to lie fatally injured. Their
names could not be a-certained, neither
WAS the name of the iurcd engineer
known bv the train men who came through.
Ii required some three hours 20 clear up
the wreck so the train could proceed west.
and ii did not arrive here until after seven
o'clock. Several of the passengers who
took breakfast here bore evidences oi the
rough handling they had received, and
black ewes and skinned Hoses were moi I'M
frequent.
The scene * said To have been beyond
description, one passenger rcmarking that
he had been in several wrecks. but he had
never witnessed as great excitement a. in
this case.
The blame belongs to some party
connected with the Chamois wards, and
cannot be termed other than criminal
carelcssness.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-01
He Couldn't Stand Adversely.

Joe Murray, an honest, Woodworking
tailor of Mexico. by dint III hard knocks.
had accumulated modest fortune of about
$4,000. lie made small investment or
two in grain options and came out winner.
He quilted the shop and went tn -. Louis.
spent his days ION Change, invested his
S:i,UO; the tumble in prices came and the
next day poor Joe was taken To- the a>y-
lum mailman and his large family are
left pennies. while he himself Is worse
than dead In them, to himself and to the
world. Joe MURRAY i net the only man
who has lost. The Mexico Speculation,
were over SlUD.0tO ahead III one time, but
in the drop that wrecked Joe Murray they
lost all they had gained and much more.