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The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

HIT d Yourselves by making money When
IlLLIIl golden chance is offered, thereby
always keeping poverty from your door. Those
who always take advantage Of the good chances for
making money that are offered, generally brcome
wealthy. while those who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want many men,
women boys and girls to work for us right in their
own localities The business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages We furnish an expen-
sive outfit and all that you need free No one who
engages fails TO make money very rapidly. You
can devote yonr whole time TO the work, or only
yonr spare moments. Full Information and all that
IS needed sent free. address STINsON & Co.,
Portland, Maine o236m
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

In Russis the sunaower is largely cub
tivsted. The seeds are used for poultry.
the flowers are cooked for the table. the dried
leaves ere used for tobacco. the seed recrp
taclrs are made into bloiting paper, aud tbe
wood is burned tor fuel
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

G = Outfit sent free o'those who wish to engage
p Din the most pleasant and profitable business
known. Everything new. Capital not required
We will furnish you everything $40 a day and
upwards is easily made without staying away from
home over night. No risk whatever Many new
workers wanted at once Many are making for
tunes at the business Ladies make as much as
men, and young boys and girls make great pay
No one who is wiling to work fails to make more
money every day than can be made in week at
any ordinary employment Those who engage at
once will find a short road to fortune Address II
HALLEIT Il Co, Portland Maine. o23
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
IlBERTY GRANGE N. Q.

Meets second Thursday in each mouth, al the
Masonic Hail in Liberty. Special meetings
Thursday evening in each week.
Floyd W Srra,tun, Master
J X Gatney, Oyerseer II Little, Treasurer
G + Wr5b, Lecturer WPAu1eTs0n. Gate Keeper
Huffman, Steward Mrs J Stratton, Ceres
II VI Bates, AsstStsw'd Mrs Morgan, Pom
" Z Lea, Chaplain Miss Z Gayle Fiona
w Webb, Secretary Ms Sleeper, L 4
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TALBERT GRANGE No. 900.

Roberts, Master
j l. Whttnton Oyerseer B Nelson, Secretary
r VI Roberts Steward Mrs NJ G Roberts, Ceres
HWAnders, Asst Steward Mrs Nelson, Pomora
d Wilmington Chaplain MssSAWhttiugton.F Flora
Elam Wilmington, Treas Ms Roberts, L AS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIRECT 7 RY.

STATE OFFICERS.
G0rsn0r-J q stone
LisHisHaHi G5r6-u5r-N III SINS
SECRETARY Of Stars-Heury Myers
AEiit0r gf PH5llc Accgaats-S Gwin
Tr.EsHrfr-W / Hemingway
AH0rH6g. Gsnsrql-T q Catrhings
Supariatlnita, gf P1bIic Eiuc1ti0n-J Smith
Superintendent q LHaatis AsylEBi-Wiiliam n
Compton.
Superintendent Of Peniteatiarg-MaTion Smith
State LI5rariaR-Mrs Mumncy
C0mHissi0Hsr ef llaigrlti0R-E Wall
OFFICERS OF ANTE COUNTY.
SsRaf0r-AlOses jackson
RPrsssntatirss-W Love and B T Johns
ShcriF-AJ Wilmington
Circyit Cisrk-N Ganow
ChaRcs n Clerk II N Bates
TreaSHrer-W L Davis
Assess0r-E + Gar.luer
SErregor-T II Hoh
COT0ReT-G B Nannorman
Superintendent Of Educati0R-J A Bolls
Superintendent Of Poor H0HSs-N S Mclean
Physi,iaa TO Poor H0lse-Dr Webb
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
District No. II " Stattou
2-George W Causey
3-Jnrdau Wilmington
Al A Burns
John Tate
MAGISTRATES
District No. III A Bolls and NJ Jones
District No. I'll r Causey n S Dickson
3-W d Caplhrd, + J Foreman
At S Cockerham, 2 l. Marsais
5-W A Easley, Webb
CONSTABLES
District No. III S Anderson
2-W ID Lakewood
81 II Jenkins
Al L Wells
5-N Travis
OFFICERS OF TOW OF LIBERTY.
Mayor-R NJ Nelson
ALermea-W B. Raiford, B. F. Johns, Samue
Fox. Chas Carroll. + w Stratton
Marskal-R } Wilmington
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

VOHE WEST FELICIANA RAILROAD CONF
l. PANY is prepared to handle freight for Lib
eriy with security and dispatch, and CHEAPER
tEan all competing lines
Through tariff nom New Orleans given, and
would be glad to receive a share of the public
patronage. J. BURRESS MCGEHEE.
July "a, 1880 President
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
EBENEZER GRANGE.

Postofiee Rose Hill. Time Of meeting, third
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock r. NJ.
w b Kinabrrw Master
r Smith, Overseer J. S Rollins, Keeper
ID Chance, Secretary Eli White, Treasurer
1 7 Street, Lecturer Mrs McElwee, Ceres
G w Smith, Chaplain Mrs. Nina Chauce, Pom
II Shaw, Steward Miss S G Perkins, Flora
W X Dixon, AstSteward Miss L Hamilton, l. A S
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
CENTRryUIF GRANGE NJ N.


Regular meetings third SATURDAY in each month.
DR. J c Robert Master
] A Redhead, OveIseer Rev P Petty, Chaplain
DR. II E Wall, Lecturer N Fort. Gate Keeper
} Underwood Steward, Mrs G Chapman. Ceres
W W Dickson, Asst std Miss II C Germany. Pom
c 7 Thompson, Treasurer Miss II Anderson, Flora
L G Chapman, Sec'y Miss L Dickson, L A S
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TOLER GRANGE. No. G21

II Hines, Master.
G w Causey, Oyerseer J G Causey, Secretary
w ToIer, Lecturer l VI Toler GateKeeper
W d Hazlewool. Stew'd Mr5L A Bradley, Ceres
w II Ratclif, Assisted Miss EllaThompson. Pom
J d Roberts, Chaplain, Miss Bonds Flora
W ? Gardner, Treasurer Miss z IL Causey l. A S
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

It is said that 10 the State Of Indiana
there is fencing enough to circle sronnd the
world thirteen times.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Even dumb animals exhibit siiachmeui.
The horse is always attached 10 The vehicle
which be draws.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
FOSTERS CREEK GRANGE, No. G51.

Meets third Saturday in each month.
DR. j G Mcneil, Master
NJ D l. Andars, Oyerseer. J r Hills. Secretary
lEannornan, Lecturer @ E Roberts. Gate Keeper
S d Roberts, Steward Mrs A Roberts. Ceres
WAWllkinson, Asst std Mrs Nancy Anders, Pom
u Mcneil, Chaplain Mrs Bethel Mcneil, Flora
Nesmth, Treasurer Mrs d wilkinson. L A S
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

The man who knows you well may forge;
all about ysu when you are. sick.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
SWJTBDALE GR1yGE. No 10

T L McGehee Master
G p Gardner Overseer Z 7 Bnrris, Asst Steward
W kenna, Steward Burris, GateKeeper
X !. Butler. Lecturer Mrs Mary BurTis. Ceres
E NJ Flowers, Chaplain Miss NJ Walker, Pomona
Miss L 4 Flowers, Secy, Hiss VI Terry Flora
w Il Turner Treasurer Ms 4 Burris, LAS
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Another public appraI bas been made 10
New York for the relief Of the eoIorsd refu.
gees in Kansas.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
ZION HTtL GRANGE. No. pa.

Regular meetings fourth Saturday in each month,
at Zion Hill school house.
w X Jacobs, Master
J l. Wilmington, Oveys'r w NJ Dunn, Secretary
J jenkins, Lecturer WmMontgcmery, G Keep
D Butler, Steward Miss Ann johnson, Ceres
Jas Neil, AsstStew'd Miss NJ Z Jagtrs Pomona
d Wilmington, Chaplain Miss l. Robertson, Flora
N Jones, Treasurer Mrs NJ L Jagers, L S
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
CT EVANS GRANGE No. 2G6.

G X Cook, Master
T VI Lard. Overseer IT II Garner Secretary
WM Thompson, Lecturer A L Tarver Gate Keeper
o Cook, Steward Mrs P A Qun, Cezes
w d Pray, Asst Steward Mrs Cook. Pomona
I W Gray Chaplain Mrs S J Gray, FlorB
P a Quin Treasurer Miss Butler, AS
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

Notice.
OUCH OF OUR READERS as desire steady
- employment, or valuable reading matter cheap,
should address THE FRANK LESLIE PUB
LlSHING CO.. Is Dey Street New York They
will send The Family Journal Gan illustrated lit
erary and fashion paper) for three months for 80
cents or clubs Of four tor three months for 81 90.
together with a valuable book containing over 1876
pages of useful information for the million. To
each subscriber samples and Illustrated Catalogue
will be sent on receipt Of cents in stamps
October 20 1880
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

The Liberty Mlll,
NOW READY 70 SAW LUMBER. eithei
l Tor the money or on shares. The prices will be
he same as charged by other mills.
hose wishing luuihrr are requested TO give us
call. BRYANT g. MCFI WEE
Liberty, May %, 1890.
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19

10 New York snslls sell at go cents per
dnnan
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
sPrRLOcK,s GRANGE No. asl.

Regular meetings fourth Saturday in each month,
at Gardnear's school house
Nathaniel Wells Master
G II Sharp, Oyerseer b II Jenkins Chaplain
w Love- Lecturer VIM Brown Gate Keeper
J G liavard Steward Miss L l. Wrathersby Ger
J Il Wells, A Stew d Miss G T. Mcdowell Pom
J d Lea, Treasurer Miss NJ Weathersby, Flora
IL Butler, Secretary Mrs Thompson. A S
The Southern herald., 1881-02-19
OTFICFRS OF TOW OF LIBERTY.

Mag0r-R VI Nelson
ALiermen-W b, Raiford B. F. Johns, Samuel
Fox Chas Carroll. F w Stratton
Marshal-R } Wilmington
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
Notions Of the First Settlers

Mr.. w. II. H. Amidon. one of the FIRST
settlers In the town of Gilmantovn. Wis,
and one Of the most industrious and hard
working men in the county, has been very
severely troubled with rheumatic paiss
during the pact fsw years, 90 much, At
times, that he vas disabled from perform.
ing manual labor. Learning of The voa-
derful cures effected BY the u.e of St
Jacobs Oil he procured few bottles and
experienced immediate relief. Mauv
Others of our acqu aintahcss have used il
end express themselves a. highly Grati6sd,
with the relief il has afforded them. Tbis
king of mediclnes can be bought every.
whers.-Aondovi (Wis.) Herald.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
HAMILTON'S HURRY
To Get Away From q Mob in
Southern Colorado
Recently.
The Western Experience Of Q
Former superintendent
Of the A., K. 4 T..

When the old NJ, X 4 +. 90 uuds,
the IA ,n,g-meni Of Col. X. =. Stevens, Col
l.. :. Hamilton MAS division sap~rinl~nd
ent. with headquarters at Parsons, Kss
He was IN efficient Official, end lev mes
had more friends among the railroad hoy.
than he. Alter leaving the NJ, K. & +.
he accepted the position of superintendent
Os construction of the Denver 4 Rio
;raodr, b-f0re il vas one of the greatest
thorougbfsres in the new west.
Ii 10 not always bed Of flowers and ever
blooming roses, this building of railrosj.
In the far west. The tradiiiunai roush 10
there in all his glory. The worst forms Of
primitive civilization flourish and vesitate
like green bay tree. The very men Who
do the work are frequently graduated
trsmps and ex-criminsls, TO large extent,
and Il takes brave man 10 control these
rough elements. but Hamilton we ~Qual d
the emergency. He adapted himself 10 the
circumstances and for time succeeded in
getting along admirably with the men un.
der him.
Of late, however, q change has occurred,
and the Colonel has received some pretty
rough treatment, and il hes required al
Of tue discretion snd the % snly pluck and
nerve, which he po~sessss 10 . very large
extent, to save his own life and project the
property Of the company. Hamilion 10 .
Sighting man and . Drawer soui never
worked for railroad corporation, - msny
ri his friends 10 Sedalia will beer tessi
mony. He commenced ct the bottom, 6rsi
occupying the position Of brakeman, add
By his industry and strict atteutioo to bus
ines, worked himself up until b Wa ap-
pointed superintendent.
IL is nov stated, upon veil authenticated
reports. that Col. II. hss recently been
obliged to discharge . number Of hands.
10 doing this he hes provoked the ire Of
their friende, and the rssult has been the in.
evitable mob. the prosoplssn. speaking
after the manner Of Darwin, OF the future
advanced and cultured eiviiisasion. He
has met the mob twice, 1t Antonita, south-
ern Colorado, on the Denver 4 Rio
Grsnde. and on both occasions they made
il exceedingly distressing for him.
At one time, last week. hs vss obliged to
Zee for his life on IN engine. Al the Lat.
ter part of the week hs met the mob, and
barely escaped With his life. The depot -
guarded. and iis des,ruction and that Of
other railroad properly va greatly feared,
bat At last accounts the Colonel vas ssili
master Of the sitsatioa. aud ualeas the
BAzO0 10 mistaken, he will andoubtedly r.
10 ain 90.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
THE NEW GREAT PACIFIC.
The Greatest q nd Rarest Railroad
Henagerie and Circus on
Earth

This monster new amusement enterprise,
with an oceanic title and oceans Of airsc
tions, will positively exhibit At Sedalia
Thursday, May 5.
1t is the best advertised show that has
ever been announced here Not onlv are
ito bright and Costly pictorials displayed
on every side, tor miies and miles around,
and its illustrated newspaper and pro-
grammes scattered, like snow d .ke.. bur
there il q solid, emphatic style in ii- man
ner Of presenting lite claims, which COM
mands attention and begeis conf fence Il,
is conspicuous for moi iRduig,ng ia the
stale, dishonest "sggr.g stion," alliance"
'cem bina,icn," and twelve show. in one,
clsp-trap, which has always proved = d-lu
sion and a snare, and involves such pre-
Posterous claims AZ TO utterly di-cr~dit
itself with all except the creates, fools
On the contrary, it assumes only to be one
new and great show, which lie the best OF
reasons for believing i, to be 30.
Neither does it resort TO manu.
featured names and Purposeiy mixed
and vague gensralities ard figures, in order
to convey the swindling impression that q,
mas rare attractions, which, IN fact, have
no honest existence. Having the only liv.
ing White Nile Hipropoiamus ON exhibi-
ticn, it ssys 20, fairly and squArely, and
re may sdd that this strange and costly
amphibious mammoth il an hundred fold
greater curiosity than all tie animals to be
seen in the ordinary snd now common
place mensgeries. Having fourteen noble
performing Kentucky Thoroughbred
Homes in one astonishing drove, il r-pest-
edly end plainly enunerates them, and
does not resort to any obscurity O! impres-
zion for N excuse that there is even one
less. Having the genuine perfected Great
Electric Light, it says so, in terms which !!
10 not admit of any other being used in
it, place Having 10 the only maD-slzed.
bareback Equestrian Chacm 4, the most re-
animal on earth, il clearly tells
ust what it il, and just What it performs,
md particularly discoursges the i'm.
preston tha, you will see in il any.
hing resembling the ordinary riding
monkey, which 10 the only kind tnat any
'thsr show can produce. Having the
'niy man asd woman Water Witches il
ellis you just how they are exhibited, and
INST what they do. Having the great and
sorld-renowned Robert stickney, and .
lost Of the very 6rst male and female cir
us performers, it names them, desiring the
strength of their popularity and fame.
Having three reslly 6rst-cIass Martial
Bands; . Leviathsn Locomotive Steam
orchestra. and q stupendous chorus of
olored Jubilee singers. it makes them con-
picuous, and rightly sdver,ises - whole
MUSICAL procession" Giving q royalty
nsgni6:ent free street demonstration, il
slls of what it consists, and 10 anxious
hat every one should zee it and Judge for
themselves. Having ho weakness to con-
cal, it speaks Of itself in the simplest and
trongsst language, - the one entirely
and greatest show of the seas,s,
I'd that il what it undoubtedly il. |,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
Personal.

Will Il. Spencer. OF OtterviIle, is Just
in from flying trip to Bloomington. H.,
where he has been on . visit to his sister.
He report. mud there knee deep, and says
he didn't draw a contenied breath until he
heard the conductor yell out "Sedalia!
twenty minutes" etc. Will can't stav
away from Ot,erville, any way you can e.
a
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
Curran & Fry:
11:B Ohio street.

shat BAzoo msn ''-craich er.vel''
ia . libel suit aud for defama-
tion If character. TIE following, clipped
from the w~rrensSurg standard, would 70
to show tbs. he meant business ct that
time:
"rhe Sunday Morning BAzoO contained
. long Sensational article .csudali.iux Dr..
w. J. Workman, of knobnos,~r. DR..
Wo'kmsn was in town Tuesday, and {.
libel suit will he the outcome Of the BAs00
article. From what we can learn We are
satisfied that the Whole scandal il . work
81 pure 6ction. There Is domestic Diff
Guilty bslssen DIR. Workman and his sife,
the CAUSES OF which are known. only 70
Themselves. but 10 in NJ way connected
with the story Of the BAzoo."
That is pretty good, hut il comes from
Workman, and must be taken with de-
gree Of caution by the resder.
COUNTER STATEMENT.
Tie Wssrensburs Democrat representa-
tive ssys in that paper Of the 18th inst
"Sl.eLi = few hours in knobnosier, and while
there felt the public pulse in regard to the
feeling towards DIR. Workman among bic
old friends and neighbors. We will state
tina, the doctor arrived in the village the
previous day and LETT on the train east
Wednesday morning. II Is said that hs
vent Ia Sedalis TO interview the editor Of
the BAZoO, but whether this Is true or not,
~e d. not pretend to say. There vas NO
excitement among tie people on account Of
the doctors pre.encs. and the people gen.
orally avoided having any thing to say upon
the sa',j CT. Many said To the reporter, Il
do not van, 30 mix up in it, ii 10 bed
enough, ETC. Bu; one thing vas evident
at glance AID that Ma that public opin.
ion wss
DECIDEDLY AGAINST THE DOCTOR
AZ evidence. when he 6rst arrived in
town lac Was met By . prominent cilisen,
when the doctor proiered his hsud. &hich
sA- rrisctrd With the remark, Il cannot
take your hand, cir, under the circum-
stances"
The reporter called on Mr.. Ebert, f..
Of DR.. Workman, vho refused
Ia say snythInR upon the subject. He
amply said that he he'd had trouble
enough, and did not want io talk upon
rucn sn unpleasant subject. He informed
the reporter that Mrs. Workman 10 lying
quite III nj her home, and for this reason
the scribe made no attempt u Interview
her"
CITY PHYSICIAN.
DIR. Workman is . candidate for CITY
in 81 Louis under the Ewing adj |
and If he intends 10 be ''held
~" BY the papers, ne had better 10 very
..o~ in his gab5is about lib<l suite.
The doctors ''interview" With the BAzoO
man VA. very pleasant one. lie did no,
initiate libel sui'. or act a. ii he ds.issd
to crush him out Of existence.
lie .ii!i lives and 10 ready to publish snv
which the doctor msy hunt up
snd bring 10 bear on this very unfortunate
and very unpleasant sensation to more than
one
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
WRAT. HFUL WORKMAN.

WRAT. HFUL WORKMAN.
He is Int. viewed by the "Baxoo''
Man on Tho Now Much Talk
ed-of Scandal Case.
The Threat.ens,d Libel Suit II More
Than Likely Q Game Of
Bluff with HIM.
A Couple of Statements Which
Place the Doctor IN q Some
what Better Light.
The Woman in the Case, Miss
Emma Wells, to Remove to
Montana Territory,
Where She will Endeavor to Gaia
q Livelihood by Teach
INK Music.
Workman will Sue for q divorces,
When Some Rich, Rare and
Rscy Reading Matter
Will be Furnished tho Patrons of
the Great Religious Paper
CT Central Missouri.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
Lost HN Wifi.

Henry Moser and wife. of Windsor.
came in on the tram from the south
Yesterday morning. en- route to California.
Mo. At the 0srrison house Mr.. Moeer
stepped from the coach, telling his wife he
would soon return. The cans we're being
switched At the time. and when Mo~er BE-
gan searching for his better half he vas
unable to find her. he became greatly ex-
cited. and rushed frantically up and down
the platform, invoking the aid of all ia the
search for Mrs. N. Finally, - the train
vas about to pull out, he discovered her
and bis joy seemed to know no bounds
6sd.lia il evidently too large . city for The
gentleman from Windsor.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
The Billiard Con test.

At the Capital saloon, last night, -four
ball billiard contest, 200 points, took
place betweea Fred. E Adams, said to be
the champion of Kansas. and Messrs.
Klinee and Morton, we'll known amateurs
Of this city. The game vss devoid of in.
serest throughout, the score at the Close
etanding: Adams. 1872; opponents, 200.
Largest rams: Adams, -; Klinge, %.
At the conclusion Adams gave an ex-
hibition OF fancy shots, some of them be.
ing remarkably veil executed.
The scheme was . paying one for the "a
loon, however, - large crowd was pres
ent. and liquos were dispensed freely
providing You psid for them.
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as il possible that Ne. Godfrey i up and
~ work. add cured b. soos simple
remedy :"
Il assure you il 10 true that he j. en-
tirely cured, and With nothing but Hop
Bitter; aud o.ly ten days ego HE doctor
gave him up end said be must die r.
"wsil-s-dsy! That j. rsnssksble! I
vill 90 this day and 81 some for ~ poor
0sorgs-I know hops are good."ASsleo
Pest.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
LIBEL OUT1D.

No msites how bad man NAV be. the
worse he 10 the more loudly he shouts
about libel suits II he IL ATTACHED in the
public journals for any Of his seeentricities
or bis little didoes he may b guilty OF,
either in private or public life.
So With the hero Of this. Dr.. Work.
man, when he read the Repusliesu's article
in ST. Louis. started for lawyer, end It il
he "a. going. A libel suit, jast to keep
matters hot for year OF tVo. vas right il
his hand.
He took the train for yohssoe county to
uncork bis vials Of wrath On the BA1oo.
On his arrival At warrsnsbarg 10 told
many people that hs would make
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19

Al Nevada. on Friday, . brakeman on
Conductor Eidy's train, named J. A.
Bridges. while endesvoring to make q
coupling, fell to the ground. the He.hy
part OF his leg. between the knee and
ankle. lying on the rail Before he could
roll from under the car. the chime of .
couple OF wheels caught the limb, LAGER
ating the hesh in a shocking manner. He
vas taken to Clinton, where Dr.. Britt
dressed the wound, and last night he paes.
ed through Sedalia, on HE way TO the
companys hospital at Washington.
Bridges has long been employed on the
X. 4 I. 40 fireman, but had exchanged
places with Q brakeman in order that he
might obtain little needed rest,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19

By virtue and authority Of esssral sxseutiou
issued rom The ssee Of the clerk 81 the circuit
soess 81 Psetis county. Mi.ssuri. datsd April
18th. 1881, ssd 70 me dirssssd end delivered, in
hves Of Aeris 6elsy. ChaFles q. oshvob. ieI
4. Meyer s.d !ehn W.. Burr. plaintiffs. cd
npee and ssiss1 ell The night. title aDd in0orooe
81 Joha -. KullDee, The shove naDo6 e.
real sssaes. sitease 10 Pssas coassC, &issour,.
te-v.t: Lots. block II: aud less I, aad ) n
slese y. 81 u salaA 3. S.ish ssd Aarths =.
Petite county, Museum. ard upsa let :, Il 6ioes
IL, 10 cottes bsotAeP'e addition 70 o. e,sv a.
ssaalia. Pssss county. Aisssari. asd MN o.
WEDNESDAY. TEE iirA DAY o. NAY. lssl.
bsswesa he hours Of ains e'elesh in ths >r,....
nd i've o'eleek il sao afesrnoon AZ ~ 49,
ny. While The circuit court Of Psetss sco1ev
10 10 session. Ell aaid real oetaAe q Dnhlic
luetio1. as the eeurt house aoor il nci.l~. -
h At0hsst BIDDER, tor eash u had.
=. q CONNEA,
s-is~Ss. assia Of Hettis county, He.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-19
GE> ERAL. DENIAL.

Work m an Denies that e. bert ever sun.
pori.s! HIM. Ebert assisted him IL q bus-
In-ss way, perhaps, IN rina.l loans vi
money, Fl. bat that wac ali.
the papers io the Howard divorce case
we're no; served on the day OF hi. de .;h.
but abou, three weeks previous 90 hi- de-
mise. This Information VAS y=in~d firm
one Of the attorneys in the CAGE, and ala,
that tie complaint IA. good and suit
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