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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
Village of Highland.

So corner of Got No S commenc-
ing $50 tea Of sw corner Of
said lat, running thence 40
Tee thence 30 feet, thenCo
W 30 feet, thence 30 feet 80
the i,lsce of beginning, 4 81
and part Of lot No 0, com
mencing at we corner OF lot No
I, running thence W IS feet,
theucc 5 % feet. thence " l2o
feet, thence ~ feet, thence
LIS feet. ihenca n &c itet tn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
SECOND WARD.

A C Anslcy house and lots and Veit's sur
vcy ~
Richard Bowden lot "a and # OF the w .ile
Of lot y vlcit's survey iss.
Richard Bowdcn !. OF outlet 2,s in Uarrisons
survey except that part decided Mineral Vt
railroad t2T
yey patented TON V Burrisex except that part
rec in book j of deeds puge $50 s3i
VIM Broad house and all those parts of lots ~
~ and D. IN vlcits survey rec In book Y OF
dec,ls page SO l462
Henry butler lots 252 aud 30S in Twins ad 10 03
Dlakely Casserly part OF lots ~ and .! IN
Vleit's survey ~ described in book OF
deed. page 800 Sept y 1881 II -
Allen C,lrthe~ part OF lot 20 In Vlrit's sur
vey rec in book Of deeds page i00 except
mart decided to Warren . 90
Christopher Day those partsof outlots l9Oan1
deeds page s65 AZ
Thomas Day house and part of lots 81 ana ls9
in vleit's survey rec In vol 9 Of deeds page
70 1907
Thos Day house ard part of lot lb4 in Yicits
survey rec IN book of deeds page ~ also
shop and ne, Of lot 10. in Nieit's survey q -
Geo Day house aud part of lot ~ in Eleit's
survey rec IN book q Of deeds page 2a5 IA 5G
Gcn Day all that part u lot III IN Harrisons
survey rec IN vol 2 of deeds page .tg Is 20
Almanson Eaton lots II IS is.Oand.l in Ecat-
on's nd 52]
Burke Fairchldunt of outlot 2isin Harrisons
survey rec In vol : OF deeds phxt. - - %
Matilda Hood prt Of outlot ~ in Harrisons
survey rec ~ thlfh =. WI u.'u' PAX 80 "a
cept piece described In said deed not the UNI
Of same also except that part owned by the
Mineral Point r,tfl ~oad ~ ~
Matilda Hood outlot' Z3s 2i5 and 2IS In Harri-
sons survey except mill privilege IL. deed rec
in book OF deeds page 23I - =
John lyey Jr that part Of lot 80 In Fieits sur
yev r,.,. in vol IS OF .s.d- page Is 10 ~
Josiah Ianyon house and lots -s3 "a 2i5 sih
and Y4I in Iryin's al ~ 81.
I..uahau Bros lot 40 ~ Twins ad 3 u
Catharine Z LonahaG - fl front on Fountain
ST of lot III ia Welt survey -.
Csthariue r Louaba,a house aud " 1914 Is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17
village of DOdgevilic.

Parry's Addition.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Old Folks at Homo.
REV. j. fERkBE.i

Old Folks at Home was written by
Stephen Z. Foster thirty yeaFs =Sr. VIII,
,uid IL Z" Chri,tv. al minstrel ..n,. for :.
and received bonus 81 - mo-,- ior I'll,
privilege al having hi> ,ohri>Iy'>I nam,
ON the little page ~ author, ami after that
pis,'c had made him ricn Ice generously
gave Fu>J,r 80 NOR. which was all ht
ever received Tor tn. song. But Il service!
I" make the author famous ANA tu sell all
hi- other ~ong>. vet he iie,i = poor man.
For = while the piece ~auci ia public Ia
vor, until IL Was sung by Mile. Nilsson nj
her concerts. when IL took 4 New start and
~ this present Time IL J. an, II thr bc-t
selling songs in the market The numer-
Gus prescriptions from IT, melody by up
ward Uf twenty different c"T,p oScr> keep
il popular. IL * really worthy c"mpan-
ion piece io Sweet Home and will prob
ably - sung Tor hundred years or mere.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
She Was Not Mad.

IL Will be remembered that a Mrs. Sean.
Ian, OF Kansas City, was placed III iht- ~
Joseph INSANE asylum few DAYS ago
charged with being insane, but ii has since
developed that it was conspiracy on the
part of the husband, OF at least that * the
general opinion. The Kansas City Journal
SAYS: Sheriff Hope returned Yesterday
noon from ST Joseph, bringing with him
the much written Mrs Sranlon. She wen,
10 Judge ellis court. where her attorney.
Mr.. Dunlap, was engaged in snit. After
talking with him Tor a little while she went
TO the residence al her sister, Mrs McLoud,
who resides in West Kansas, where she
will STAY for some time She :, ened 10 he
very much pleased TO bc back. and would
hardly impress one that ehe is insane
Sheriff Hope SAYS she NAV he insane, bur ii
she is he failed to detect il in anything
she said or did on the way home. He said
that she seemed very glad 10 he released.
but was not anprepared for H. As
was stated in yesterdays journal, the
question of her sanity will come up be-
fore the county cour, some time next week
At independence.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
An nns.iv-rti-ed and positive cure ior
Cstsrrh.--"Dr. Sykes' Sure Cure
ManGled on the Pacific.

special dispatch from Lees Sunni,
10 Yesterday mornings Kansas City Times
says: AT about o'clock this afternoon
freight train from the east brought Ed.
Hicks home. son OF II. Il. Hicks Of this
city, who had been terribly mangled in
falling from a freight train near King
vile. Missouri. IL seems that he was
hanging on io the side oi car when he fell.
breaking a leg. be>ides receiving very
serious injuries about the head and body
He is in frightful condition and il J.,
very doubtful whether he will recover or
not. II has been the practice Of this, ~
well A. other boys here in town TO board 4
freight train in the morning, 20 east till
they meet another coming west and return
home on il, and this boy Hicks was max
ing such tour to-day. lie Is only abou,
IL wears of age
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
The Body Found.

The body ri the dead engineer, Io~rpr
+. W lager. Was found =. hall past eiyt ::
o'clock Yesterday morning, BY {. r. CLARK g,
foreman ri the X. Il T. shops hrre. who
had been n the wreck clearing away tn,
debris and searching Tor the body lie AMI
Il friend rowcd down the river passing tb.
body, not dreaming of It's proximity. A.
they ro~ed back they saw what afterwards
proved 10 b. the elbow of III, unfortunate
Wager The BODY was found on the ,'a;h
side of the river, nearly ON top OF tb.
water. lie Was taken IN charge by the,
coroner OF Vernon county. An inquest
WAS held and the body was then turned
over To the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. II was brought To- Seialis on
the delayed train No. l52 IL vas plscs,l
In charge VI Mr.. Leisure, the well-known
undertaken, where it will remain until
nine O'Clock this morning, when IL will fs
taken to the house of the deceased, On
Fifth street. AT $50 q. m, the remsins
will be removed u the East SedaHx Rap
It's, church, At which place the funeral ser
vices will be held at ten O'Clock BY the Rev
Mr. Pla,D~,t The last earthly ashes o.
the desd man, Who so heroically died q,
his post Of duty, will then be inferred IN
the cemetery, under the auspices Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
BITTINGICR.
SHUTDOWN" ORDINANCE.
A Few Reasons Why L Should be
RiRidly Enforced by the
Marshal

II Iners II anything >,-iai.a rsn bos>; ni
!, l. vi having a greater number ell vile.
hiShy and diseased negro prostitutes within
her limits than any other civ III the state
The. bra1en -tvunIprr- have oi lst- be-
come >u bold, tina: they not only piv their
avoca,ion at night time, but also daring
,ilc day. Almost any time Oi dav VI night
a gang 81 these di-ea--',i, ioul-muulhed
wenche- can o. --.en upon our >tr,~L-, max
INK no, only Insulting remarks tn every
white man wh3 happens tu met
them, but I" white ludiy- Al>v. Thi>
should he stopped: and the way tc
d" II l. Tor the last ou" 81 them
10 ~ arrested when found upon tn. streets
after SHUTDOWN. II this dos not have III.
desired cffevt. raid their rancho and arrest
them when found ihrrrin.e The war ~
Gently waged on the whit. WOMEN Ui their
ilk had The desired eH,cI-,o drive them
inIo large houses AMI keep them in there
after night.all. Tn. BADlO dos net ~ee
vhy IN. same thing can rn; D. dome Tor
,h,~e negro disease breeders
Make !; ~ hot Tor Them, Nr. Marshal.
that they will either have - quit plying
their avccstion OH the >ire.ts, behave
Themselves. ar leave >cdaiia. This can all
D. done by proper and rigid enforcement
~ the laws laid down for the government
a this elias OF psople. Th,>- laws we're
no, made Ia bc violated, but :" enforced
and YOU werr elected in eX,cr,. them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
A. the Hospital.

The following : IL: Of patient, ~
ccived a; the Missouri Pacific h">pi:z! i"i
the N-cI: ending Nov. ;. 1881:
ID. u. Cameron. freight brakeman, hr
isnn division, admitted uci. 50
It, Il. An;l"x, ward suitchmsn. -. Louis
crushed thumb, r:gb; hand, simit;ei DC;
81.
SO. Iisr-iid, -,>,ion laborer, Central
branch. diArrn".A, admitted Nov. s.
:. T. Iiaakin,. freight brakeman. For;
Worth division. remI;isni fever, admitted
Nov. {
Frod Smith. ;reish; brakeman, Central
branch, >pra:n-d ri anhl', admitted
Nov g.
r. Warning. m.rh.ni>: helper. Missouri
Pacific STOP. rruiiIen; fever, admi,;":
Nov. {
Peer F.dd, -san. l..horrr. section y" "a,
intermittent t,y.- -lmiit.~: Nov. =.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Contrac: for Grading Between
LtckiSon and Hiawathe
Let.

Chic. Engine.- Hons, q: :hc Missouri
Pacif, in Nebraska, and Rober, Bagnail,
raiiroa! contra.,o-, m... IN Atchison on
"Wednesday ana concluded the arrapie-
menis io- grading the road from AtchIsor
80 H'ana:hs. Ire distance j. about forty
m;ls-. ani he 'nr;-acj sails for the work
To- b. c"n,le'.S; hy he trst al January
next fc- >ev.-.. months past agents ol
the ROAD k.,c ;-%n working IL ;he cnuE-
try between thu. J,uints. S.iiiIg he right
az nav sni oh:ainiRs bonds, and - al
thee delail> WEE completed 4 week ago.
The work 81 grading will nov be pushed.
rhrr- hupar,t! laHi- and i've hUBdr,,!
men vii. 10 ga; a; N"rs, and NJ. Bagna.l
will move H. camp from Sheridan, Neb
io Aichisun. and cpmmrBor "n that end al
the line in ..bou. Tn Ga,~. Work ~ Hi
awa,ha Nj! regin IN le>> time, and the
gangs will work toward each other. The
work az grading and l;,y.ng ;kc iron 90
the road ro-:E al ta!is city l. Steadily 60
ing forward. and hy IA. frs; oil june mex;
tko Missouri Pa,iGc iraiE> Will run from
this CITY "a On slz
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALlA, Mo,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1881
What the "BazOo" Would Like &c
Know.

-Where Billy We'll Wa oil THURSDAY
evening?
Where Jack Jennings gci. ~ many
hair pins.
Why Price King don; has. hi NOUS
iache coloredy
Why Jake Greenfield can never grr
enough kssc kurhen?
When Joe Schroeder will come np and
k, the boys down him again?
-Wha, Will Glover did with thee.
baby shoes he purchased recently?
VIII Newsom's description of Joe
Logan as sent 10 u belle in the blue grass
state?
When The three blood arv going 10
take the pretty waiter girls 10 the shos
again?
Why the Original Mcintyre smiles 80
sWeetly on all the dining room girls where
be hsshes?
How much Ed Gemmons will take
tor that So account he holds against q
y. J.. &. C.?
Who will he Sedalia's postmaster. now
that Boss Filley has b.vn appointed post
master general?
WHY Mike Whelan refused to shake
hands with The young lady AT the depot
Friday evening!
If Il is true iha; Harry Heneiken has
placed his heart in the keeping of one al
Nevada's fairest daughters
Why CERTAIN Young man clipped
three line item from Friday evening"
BAzco before taking il home?
What kind OF an appetizer Joe Black
partakes Of that causes him 10 keep ,hr,v
walters constantly employed during the
dinner hour
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Roll ofHonor at Broadway School
Room No. 3-Willie Kline.

Room No. 3-Willie Kline.
Room No. 4-Jessie Ripper, Ida Brill,
Laura Brown. Davie Meniiee. Jennie
NEEDLES, Aggie Stewart, Richard Johnson,
Frank Monroe.
Room No. 6-Lucie Ainsworth. Lulie
Thornton. Lena Brown. Maud Hancock.
Mabel Hancock, Lilly Harris. Charlie
Culby, Herman Schmidt, Charlie Thorn
ton. John CLANCY, Willie Copeland.
Room No. Matte Brown. Augusta
Fischer. Blanche Gauss, Mary kruse.
Charlie Trader.
Room No. S-Laura Shook, Ida Bur
ress.
Room No. l0-Emma Biscomb, Ella
Smith. Katie Smith, Willie Byler.
Room No. Il-May Montgomery, Haiti.
Mcclellan. Cora Nichols, Susie Hawks,
Matte Bard, Amelia Bernard.
The lists Of the other schools wall to-
published next week
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
To Mis- Nellie Archer

To Miss Nellie Archer VAS awarded
the premium for being the best lady rider
IN the ring last Friday Miss Still Wa.
competing with her Tor the premium, and
the decision of the judges in this case wa,
condemned bv nearley every one present
No one doubts that Miss Archer can en-.
dure to ride farther than Miss Still. but ii
WAS the judgment of all that for grace and
all qualities aside from durability, ia.
premium was due Miss Still.-Appleton
CITY Journal.
-.,f.,u CITY has new postmaster
and Sedalia wants one. Hon. Milo Blair,
An enthusiastic republican and one whu
has worked in the harness long and faith
ful for the party, is an applicant. We
know OF no man who has stronger claims
upon the party. and hope that he NAV be
rewarded for his most valuable Service,
rendered the republican party during The
last twenty veat>.--Appleton City Jour
nal.
Eugene Field. OF the Denver Tribune.
has had his Righteousness curbed To GER
tain extent by a libel suit. lie described
the ex-governor OF that state a. enjoying
the bed room scene in the opera of Fra
Diayola bv Emma Abbott, where. the latter
goes through a disrobing process, AS en-
loving this scene with all the delicious fer
vencv Of small boy about TO 10 tackle a
plum-pie' The ex-governor, who is bald
headed, could not suffer such in2iSniIy.
therefore the suit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
A Coon Rock-Thrower.

Lem Davis and Jim Redmond, both
colored, became engaged in An alteration
II ended in Redmond getting 4 terrible cut
in the head by rock thrown by Davis.
who was jailed by Officer Holiday shortly
afterwards.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Women that have been pronounced
incurahle hy the best physicians in ,he
country have been completely cured Of fe-
male weakness by the use Of Lydia f.
Pirkhams Vegetable compound. Send To-
Mrs. Lydia r. Pinkham, 223 Western av-
enur. LYNN, Mas, for pamphlets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
MINsrnN- fnrvih o..

GENyS-l desire 10 expr.-S~ To YOU my
thsnk- io- your wonderful Hop Eitiers. |
va troubled NTH dy-pep-i. Tor I'VE year
previous 70 c0mmencirg the u~o ci your
Hop Ri,iors sOme six months agO. Nv
cure HIS h,,n wonderful. am pastor al
me Frs; Me,hodisi church ri this place,
and ms whole congregation eau testify {"
the great virtue, Of YOUR Bi,,e.>.
Very respectfully.
kEv. j. tERkBEk
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
99c. Store!
-. OiiiU STREET, SFpAIlA

ten miles IN" uns Iadic~ would chare.
hors,.-. Mi Still n-ing ::tho>,- riddrn Nv
Mis- Archer. and vice v-f>a:
Miss Sail: Eirst miIr, 2:33.. ~.vcon,.,
J:l4: third, 80; fourth. 81: iiilh,
l1:ih5 ~isIh, li:l4; seventh. l,i::,i :,
eighth, i9:4=: ninth, 2..:l4 t..nrh. ~,
Mis- Archer: Firs; mile, 2:4u; -econC,
5:l1: Ihird. -; fourth. l0:4.i; 9Th.
l2::2@9; SIXTH 1896; seventh, 49, eighth,
2t.!; ninth. "2:l1 tenth, 25i5 Bs ,h,-
il will b-. >.- n that Mis- Still defeated ~,
Archer bs H. seconds ON the fre. zen
miles
In tn, second zen mile, Mis- still r,a.a,
her ,ir~t mile in 10 second, 4::;;i third,
6:::ii:5 fourth, 9:5l; fifth. iaa::&a; -iASh,
1850; seventh, l1:i2 eighth, -.e37l
ninth. 2:i:l1; t"nth, 2':iI.
Miss Archer made her hrs, mile IN
2::Z5 second. I:565: third, 80 fourth,
9:57; NTH, l.:i4 sixth, log; seventh,
lS:i:; eighth, 3r:53 ninth, 2G;l.! tenih,
49,. In ;he last ten miles Mi~> Nellie
Won BY tcn seconds.
The race WAS one -. the p.rtii.c-s Cv-r
run upon any cour.,, and remarkably
good time WIS made, when x = c0Ie,ii~rr,i
that several Of thu hor-- were picked ~,
IN this vicinity, and were IN ~ condition
Tor 4 contest ii this character.
The it'll, Kansas girl won soidcsi opjG-
ions and had she not met With the mI~-
fortune she did, she would certainly nav.
proved the victor. tine thing Was demon
Straied ri snv ra;e--she l. no; VIi,t.r
and she can ride twenty miles.
Mr. Jacobs visited the BAzoo Office ls>'
night. He said he considered ",rove!neSs.
the hor-~- injured in the race, one oil Ia.
ne; IN the land He did DO, thiak she
wsS permanently disabled, and though.
she would be al right inside oi shr..
months. lie refused $1,000 Tor her ye>te:-
DAY morning, and considers h"r
worth That sum TO him Ter
5re'tlng purposes, no Matter II he =
never able 10 appear upon race t:ars
again.
He takes his deica, with all the grace
Imaginable. simply remarking that luck ~
against him. His faith in Miss Still -
un-haken, and he proposes sticking by her
a. will all those who witnessed ves,er-
dav'> contest
Miss Archer Is 3lso deserving 81 praise.
Even when far In the rear she never lost
courage, and to this cause alone may ia
attributed her Success. The girls are
evenly matched. but cruel tate Sums 20
down Cricket every time.
II ni,~ tu m. WINS al ~. u,.rrir.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Died,

4, tho residence Of Engineer Tom Woods,
in Fast S-'daIia. al typhoid malarial fever
the liIIl. son al Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ".
Thornton. Of Warrensburg. aged three
wears and SIX months. Mr.. Thornton il a
sister q! Ms Woods, and Was her. on a
visit. Th' remains were sent 10 Warrrns-
burg for inI-rmeni. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods
tender their sincere thanks for the kind
attentions OF their neighbors during their
affection.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

/; is said that the church oyster >tews
are dished up even thinner than last
season. Ii this is true, ~ don't eee any
chance for the oyster To get IN At all.
He will probably he doomed to SIT on the
edge .: the plate &c give character 10 the
stew.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

10 give the woman a sharp wrap on the
occupil, and the husband escapes the blow.
Ii seems like taking pretty mean advsn-
tage OF a confdinc and unsU-pecting wom-
an, and We shall not commend the new
invention.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
A Fool and His Money.

Wash Hyde, the Benton county iarmsr
and stock dealer, who has been in the city
for the past ten days on a spree, was again
run in by the police Yesterday afternoon,
ON the combined charges of being drunk
and being found in a bawdy house. Hyde,
who is rich, has been making his monev
iy since his arrival here, having spent
from 500 To 500 par day for drinks anu
in negro bswdy houses. In fact. he has
been regular picnic for the negro pimps
and prostitutes. they being chiefly his CON
slant companions both day and night.
Friday Afternoon he gave 4 negro crook
S25 TO escort him To 4 negro dive presided
over BY Jennie Beattie, one of the hasest
and most depraved negro wench..~ in rn';
city, where he spent the night.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
Too Dead 70 Skin. >.

w.. J,sirr>"r ,iiv = lively town ans!
IL people ar. Inc .H">. onIr-prising on the
iicc 81 he ca-.L - -uur mind 4 lev
week, AZ" 'h. .lau:l.ai al that place mais
arrangements 'cr T'-riy!n. he A>svc!a.,.!
Pres report. and i"r Il time lie pcurlc Oi
Jefferson ~crc furnished with The b.; p
per The tnau h.,G ever known. En- the
e'.t-rpri>in" ., citizens refused io ,UrI,"r,
the paper AID al rnur>e ia. manager Va
compellcd {" H. away with ia" dispatches
Nice t"wn thai T. tt ,hc capital g! the
fifth stale IN In union
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Is your ~raip iuli Of dry husky scale,
and lit;le pimples? DR. Benson, Skin
Cure will cleanse your scalp and remove
all sc:.l;s and tenderness within Xix DAYS
try il. for j. il the b-st dressing ever used
Sold by al druggists \; 81 per package.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

From the Danvers Mass Mirror:
Mr.. Geo. II Day, Of this town, Was cured
OF rheumatism by -. Jacobs Oil.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Send Tor circular OF New >ivl. Ui Hop
per Scale with Leveling attachment. Bor-
den, Selleck Il Co 81. Louis
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

THE LITTLE KNOWN
EAllS TEE
BUYERS OF GROCERIES
And Interrogates them Thusly {:

his DRIVE N Fancy Rio C.AteI
IN three pound Tomatoes?
I'm three, and twelve pound canpe1 App't
In liforniaC Canned Goods?
ii Eastern Came Good:
In Pickles in bulk
ln Fancy Mixed Pickles IN bulk
In Jelhes IN bulk?
IN cured Meats?
Have tasted his ,oo;h~oIne Apple Butter bulk?
-WeetSE
and Gold DropPure
the unaluterated sacchane
revel I'm the ''nd Of the God then
We continue lead the itld Full Cream Cbirr and
re>h Trade Mark Cackers-
We make speciality llnoS Creamery Barter Ii
Sugars. we exchange for gold dollar.
On Teas will save 80
In word dollar with The Little Known
than in othex grocery hoUe IN the city. Tryus.
Ohio and Third Sts
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

The Wilmington Deli Ncw- says:
j. r: Shaw, Esq, proprietor Grand tnion
hotel, New York intiorses ~ jacobs OH
for Rheumatism and neuralgia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

Ii flies on the wings oi the m"rnine
good news IL well - bad, always. W.
mean the fam" ci Dir sykes Sun. Cr!-
far latarrh"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08
ATTENTION., LADIES'!
IIL> wee. ~ arr cD;Ks a. have
Jewelry Matinee 3!

Having pur.h.,-eG the entire -,n-s n !.
bankrupt notwithstanding iew"ier. w. viii
offer F.w'lry - surprising hgurv- Th..
line cpn,I.t, 81 Lace Pins, Br,.>i Pi..-. -:
Drop ard Bracelets We of-r a s-.nuiu.,
rolled plate Mosaic Pin to- 9q,.. Thee
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-08

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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-11
TIE MARKETS.
Astoria MARKERS.

FLoUR.--Superfine - %: Extra g - t..
Corn Neal 4 cwt. So %; Buckwheat r evil
s. iH
BvTrER-Choico roll, top prices, 32'z cts.
sc wholesale; choice TillamOok a0c.
CHEESE.-ClatSop dairy lldlsc.
EGCs.-ijGIO cts r doz. Chickens, q on.
FRESH MEATs.-Choice cuts. Lamb. Zoe;
Beef sac; Pork 10; Mutton sole. by the
carcaSe &c.
NEArs.- Breakfast bacon l3isal5 per n;
sides I3l&diPsc: hams l5l5alsc; shoulders
l0aI2c smoked beef l5al6:ic; corned beef
SIee1lZ p bbl.; corned pork lec r n.
BEANS.-5a8 cts.
DRIED FRUIrs.-Bl -Blackberries zoe; Prunes
lhT29c.
HONEY.-In frames zoe in glass joc.
LARp.-In tins and caddies l2iiaI5c n N.
Hu.L FEED.-Bran $50 90 O: country. 80 r.
ton; ShoIIs SIS 90: Hay $40 oo022 10: = ton.
QArS-Acoording 10 quality. prices range
from 6Oa65 cts e bushel.
ErGr- BLES.--P0tatoes sol ct. p r, F.:
0rlonS 2a3c p o..