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New-York tribune., 1882-02-27
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A -REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
New York to Boston,
Newport and Fil. RIVER ~.
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction 10 al Ba5teD
Points
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
WHAT MILO SAYS
About His Confirmation to te
Postm" ster Of Sedalia, and
Kindred Matters.

Milo Blair. the newly appointed, as well
IS Confirmed. postmaster of Srdaila, fell
INTO the cluich.s I'll BAZOo reporter a. IL,
,as vending his way up East Main STR ct
y. .lerday afternoon There Was a sort al
xtra-"ificial expression on MIlo's cOanIe-
uance which indicated the feeling oi sails
faction Within, ~ il ir we're already sign
ug postal nu"nry orders from his apart
ienIs of .iaIr cu Second street, AMI his
Erecting tow ards ,he reporter was chiij-likr
lnr bland.
well. when are you going 20 take charge,
Mr.. Blair"
Il don't know. Maybe n"t till the frs.
If March You SEE. the del i'as nearly
broken into another m"n %. cor viii before
Inc bond i, filed ami the matter closed up =
"Ahont Ihe>,. boud~lnrn have ven amy
.hjeciion To Ih,ir id, nifty being known at
pr, SEM"
IL have decidedly" said Milo. "I'vc
got plenty III good mvn. h",ever. who ave
ready I'D 80 on nay b..nd-uusuiIcIic,i,
loo.'
The bond will he some ,wenty-six
thuu> nd dollars, will IL not >"
well. don't In"w just what il will
e. Ii makes nn diff r,l.c.. &" nae whittier
a. fly Ih...sir-. ar un. hundred ihDi.s-
and. I'm rcady To- iiii my buud just the
same
",ou have no idea who will be Your
.lcpntv, ] suppose
"NO. / ha,mI xix lir>;-claSs men have
,prlhG i"r il. Nv a,I'ujv Uili IL :. i,c,'l
from Ties Xix, AMI q" in.sII,r MA" hv - t.
ID H. MI. lee a good ON. Any osc 81 ;h-
six viii make a iir-I-cla>s dcpGiv. Di
cnurs- kH"s th- iI..J "rianyr 81 hayIu" a
.U,,d mIu =, i,u->. M ilc - mN deputy. :ud
know h"w much hrrin au imp. I;i;Ics:i,
unwilling, imc"'uI. eat ar iazy az Puiy
w"ui" Il" NE lut ! .,m taking a." ri>k "H
,nv "nc al lh. ha.i,l, 2 u Wh, :, apyli,aiIuri>
u, IA. / lropu>,. Doa. V,Tti.a. m, ,',.iH,>u.cH
>Laii haNc -ou.riIIiu. {" ~ IA thc maiI,r
iuciT iU'vr, -, are involved, - WciI -
mine au -".'g 1" ran a ii;iir i--itrr
,,.,>lo!lirc ihIn N.i> ever ran IL, IL i,,l"r,.
ii | IAN. Wherever | can >,c v T., r., il,Ic
T. au imprUy, meHt To- bc made, intend L.
make H."
How do people here take your ap-
poinlm,nt. anKw:'v, ~ lar - y"u can -,c?'
MI ri"hI-ail exc, % Ritter"
Whats the matt, with kilIerY'
''Oh, he's talking around a go"d deal. Ii
d"nI worry me amy, howev.r."
Milo seems altogether willing to IT
satisfied with the r suit of the fight over
The pusI"t,icc. as he we'll NAV, ina>Iuuch ~
he is postmaster him>. II iur the next i,ur
years, dati,IS from FRIDAY LAST. H.. Is de-
I,ruiin,d Io administer the affairs al thr
office ihnr"ugi " well, ani will band all
his personal energies tu that cud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Mr.. Lamm's Acquittal.

Mr.. G. T. Lamm. who WAS arrested
charged with al assault. MIS- acqui'ied by
Esquire Fisher THIS Was regarding the
diincUiiv at Ihe Franklin school, AN with
the 10. V U'D"nnei.
THIS ycriici clears Mr.. Llmm'S record
"n tails point, AMI he 49, .ui"T>ri ~ tine
hoard ui education Ia-J ni- Ia, al al Which
the BAzOo h"lr- viii sop the hue and
cry a@ain>; = teacher. Nhu We nave nu
doubt, wrs aud II cn6eavu.ing Z" du hi>
iHry. From inc Iir>i IL WAS generally
believed thai the story. ~ IL VIZ told Dn
the streets, that lac had struck Il pupil
over tee head with heavy bell, wa, a gr,rs-
exrg-' ration, ami :" Al Mas proved l" Ia.
Inc c"urt ha> inv >iigsl,d the ease ans
the boar! oi education have inv, >!i-,;,i,
and both have ,N0L.rti,d him from
blame. This should te final with the
people ANA patriots "i ,he schoul.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
The School Board Difficulty Case
Before the Court.

Prof. George Il. 1. nm, yrircipI! al
Franklin school, va>, - fgisily last, as-
., Steal rU u ". tGaTt ~HuTu uj:t iyiuTy jas
'icc Ei-ie iur ga assault au,. battery aI-
l'uyI &" have bs,i committed ora Ih, per
>s.u 81 Ai,X OI"un. 10, a hoy twelve vrIr-
old, aIid pupil 81 ~sid >,h,oi. In. So,
as called up =, S-vT,gy aif,T u..uIJ. u. ->f>
>Ja-rr.-, L.uI..I aud Bridge aI;s dIIu. /, 7
IiI'. c,:,i,>r. aij a.. L Heard. go. Tor tie
pres. cuii"n. Tine Justices oiii-y Wa~ we'll
nii,d VIII slrci:I",s ami the hall N;ts lit
,raiiy jimnIed with wiju,Ssc, Summoned
hy b,.Ih Prosecution and II, !,I,-, Urea.
interest W., taken IN the proceedings. - il
h'd been rcp"rtei rhat tie dri.-nd,nt. VI
LamnI, had beaten the boy O'DuiHll in "a,
"uIra.cuusiy Cruz, and brutal manner.
Soothing va, brought out, however. in The
evidence winch tended To cTiuiuate VI.
1 ANN, the witnesses all stating that the.
wuuTd on DD,ncll'> head. which caused
his -. uiHse bleeding. was accidentally IN
tlicl, j: hy the falling Uf the school brll
which MAS In the Professors hand when he
approached the boy, who were wrestling.
AMI whom 1t was his intention {" separate.
The Professor was put ON the stand him
sell, and admitted the ilct that he had
husI the hoy, bat jhat it hal not i.crn in
li"nal that h. saw the BOYS wrestling ant
d,>ir,d Iu break them I'll the habit. AMI l,.r
that reason APP roiche, them m ! sep rtt d
Ih,m. While DOING ihis tine bell Tell gu
"i his hand AMI on the Toys head. III
did not know il until alter lac saw Ih,
blood "n the boys e.. II had t,u- ht
>ch""l Tor ten wears. ald d"ring that tin,
had r,>,rird {" corrur,al punishment bu'
twice. hut that a. Thought il necessary Il.
r, >"r, to 1t at TIMES ~ ev, r,JHius
which came out in the evidence ,rn,ieJ L.
show Ih,I there he'd b. en- Hu assault aud
battery. huI that ,l,, wound Il which TN,
boy principally complained was the result
at an accId,u', the Professor was dis
charged by lh, Squire.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Holland S Haul.

Officer Holland likes Io do his duty,
even al the risk ol limb and life. lie wa>
navIng Il quiet chat with Special Uiiic,I
jam, q, ssagc FRIDAY night, on the cor
ner ui Mann and Usage Str.cis, when a
Woman Game up and asked their l>sisiduc,
Al row The officers went with the
woman 10 a house run by Mrs. Lavinia
La Belle, over Laupheimer's OH West Mann
>,r,et. There they got into trouble. for th,
Two women, Mrs. Finley and Mis-. La
Belle, began lighting, which proceedings
me officers ATTEMPTED 20 qussh. Then II
MAS that Officer Holland came ncar Iusin.
his lie, as Mrs. La Belle attempted Iu
drive a big butcher knife into him, aud lac
Mas unlr saved toy the quick Interference al
Officer oius>agc, who caught the arm al the
madaened woman, az She was In the acI
oi stabbing Holland. The women wer,
arrested and lodged i'm the Cooler, ana
yesterday morning Recorder Frakcr settled
their respective cas,s. Mrs. La Gle wa>
booked ou the double charge Oi disturbing
the peace and r. sting an officer, but Wae
let oii on the former complaint, and fined
SO on the latter.
Mrs. FindI,y ,at in the docket with her
eyes dropping salty seeds OF grief. (Thi,
Is not original, bur she did 80 all ih,
>amel. ~ hat have yon L. SAY, =" bynignIy
asked the recorder of Mrs. FImdl,v. ii
am not guilty." replied the prisoner. bul
after the testimony WAS heard she. too, va,
tined SO. Down in the cell th,,e tao AN
i,rtunate women were locked. and wnen Tie
BAzoo humanitarian lOoked i'm um them his
wipe" was brought out and Ia wiped hi
lacial ornament. In justice TO Officer li"l
land, il must Toe stated that he acted I'm q
mos cool and considerable way, under the
irving circumstances, and that 10 Officer
Gossage ne doubtless owes has Lille.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Toms ParlOr.

Tomorrow morning at o'clock par
Tor saloon will be thrown open to the pub
lie al 3l3 Ohio street for inspection, by
Tom Quin, wht re can he had native and
iniporle.i wines, liquors and cigars of the
b.sl quality. He will keep constantly on
hand Bass & Co.'S pale ale, Guinness
Porter, extra stout; Budweiser, Erlanger.
Wainwright and Anheuser's bottled beer.
Anh, user K, & beer on draught.
Mr. Quin is an old calc.er to the pub
lie i'm Seiala. and he promises TO keep a
place s, cumd in every respect 10 no public
resort If the Kind in the west The PR
Ion" has he, n fitted up regardless OF expense
and furnished with all the modern i'm
proyemenls. There are no chairs ar ta-
bis i'm the place consequently no sitter,
in the "Par.or" and no loaierS In The
"Parlor"
The place is furnished with one hundred
and fly house plants Fare exotics,
which lead c.larm and a frag ance To the
room, making it u beautiful and pleasant
resort
The grand lunch on Monday will be pre-
pared bs Kaiser. the well-known caterer,
snd presided over by John Geek, the joi-
lest Teuton who ever stood behind lunch
counter, to satisfy the wants oi those who
hunger. Lunch will be served every day
from 9 to ~ a. IN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
A Pleasant Party.

There was happy gathering at th,
residence ui Mrs Weller, Tniri street "i
Friday. Early in the evening the gu' SIS
bcgln to arrive and make merry. Ey
nine o'clock the p,rlors were filled to- T,
plcIiun, ana the vutaries at TeriSi,hor
lo"k possession "f the ii"or, under the YER,
Efficient master of ceremonies, Geurg,
Langdun, of Lawrence, Kansas. Tn,
dance WAS pleasantly intcrspersed will.
comic games and music, both Instrumental
AMI vocal. As n performer Ton the piano,
Mr.. Lansdnn carried off thu hon"rs, with
rs Il vocalist. Miss Carrie Weller wore TN,
CROWN. Refreshments were served shout
eleven O'clock. AT each plate was a hand
some bouquet oil natural ilo 'erS, and II
highly scented favor, designed by the fair
young hostess.
Among those present were: Mrs. Tai
bot, Mrs. G. MADDEN, Mrs D.nt and
daughter, Mr.. McDoughal and vile Mr.
q. Langtinn and wife, of Lawrence, kas
MIR. Leonard and vile. oi 81. Louis, Mis
MrCurn; Me>>rs. Smith, McCutcheu
Reeves, Barrett and Messerly.
Over 100000 Howe Scales have beer
sold. end ior catalogue tn Borden, Sci
lcck & Co, General Agents. ST. Louis, Mo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Turner Dramatic Company.

This home association gave their long
promis d entertainment at the opera hoIs,-
last night tO 4 large audience. Among
The Breakers" WIS gwen the principal
bill, with selected scvncs from Macbeth a.
an af:erpi,cr. La the first George T.. Tur-
ner 4 riori.I,d u negro character, his mas
terpi,ce, and better representation was
never seen in this city. Mrs. Turner clio
tied great praise as Less Starbright, and
W. Langs;on Buchanan Wa, all that thus,
who have seen him act we're led To expect.
Each and every member of the company,
IN short, p.-riorIned his or her part In a
very superior and satisfactory manner.
The best part of the bill was the after
piece, insisting of the selected scen-s
from Shakspcare's immortal play The
seventh SCI ne OF the first act, the tirst ani
second scr.,s al the second act, and the
fourth If the third act the banquet scene
were given. Mr. Buchanan showed tn-
reading of poets lines. while his acting
was equally AS fine. Ii WAS Mrs. Turner ;
frs, experience IN heavy tragedy but not
w:lh>tln,iing the fact she exhibited real
talent IN b"r conception al the difficult
character Of the almost masculine vale al
the thame 81 C"wdor' burning" as an old
writer .u;s IL, with Il, sire Ia b,. Il queen.
and afterwards as the naughty, but un-
happy, c"ns"Tt OF weak king.
Tie expression of everyday who wit
n, ssed the exhibition al last night l.
mast favorable iu the members of the Tur-
ner Dramatic company. and return on
their part an another good enleriainm. III
would receive % sure welcome
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
IRREGULAR BUSINESS.
The Knobnoster Folks Justly In
dignant Over q Little Secret
Transaction.

Three members of the knobnoster town
hoard met "uni, known,t' to the other
m.miers and appointed DIR. W. J. Work
man To act a. general yacCinatOr in CHIEF
to- the poor, At ten cents per heard. The
leader "i tn movement WIS the brother iu-
law "f Workman. \. II Wilson. The mo-
tire Ter the meeting Was published In tie
Il, view ON Thursday over Ih,. signature al
t"Nn-clerk LiItieti-ld. Wilson, J. H.
knau>s AMI T.. Il. l.it,!cfcld were The tire,
members uf lh, board no met AMI male
,h. appointment, the other Iwn mcmbcr~.
= iil,r ami Winklcr, bin. entirely lett out
the cold. Miller did not know there
WIS to be Il meeting and Tor some reason
Wirklvr was not there. although IL seems
that they should have knOwn that there
WIS I" ic a meeting, inI>mU"h 4, IL WIS
the euhjec, al tlIe public notice mentioned
above. ~ any rate the citizens IL th,
kn"i.> are greatly incyn>.d ut Tia. ac;i. II II
the three worth, whu did meet, and tarre
n -. Y trik 0i "u,IIug them. and fetch
ing ''.,.n up standing. ~ 1T !, they de-
nrand .hat the board resign, oE r,>cinI the
order
Workman has wa unsavOrv reputation.
AMI lis apvoiu'u IN. = very obnoxious To
the cIIiLrIIs ~ knuhno>jcr
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Collision.

A collision occurred in the Missouri
Pacific wards last night about nine O'Clock,
winch resulted in considerable damage
The SWITCH engine was pushing up a coal
car on tnat portion of the iron WAY known
as tie rabbit track, while the ii, CANT road
engine. the Sidney Dillon, WAS coming
IVES, no, ked /, freight train The
coal car came in collision with the
engine, and the result Was that the head
light of tie Dillon scoot.d the whole
kI 9Th of the coal car, and the front of the
enoine's b,iler was knocked out. The
Nh. els of the coal-car were twisted around
in various shapes, and this was all the
damage sustained by it. At the cost OF
several dollars the company can Set ali
right again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
A LITTLE TROUBLE.
Two Newspaper Men Have a
Scrap at the Garrison
House

Some time ago there appeared in this
city newspaper man and printer named
James Marcy, hsiling from Upton. While
here Marcy 80 conducted himself that his
name appeared In the corrigent columns oi
the BAzuG on several occasions, at which
IN. became much incen>ed, making Charlie
Barnett, who was doing local upon the
paper at the time, the sole object OF hi-
condemnation. Alter leaving SedaIia
Marcy wrote 4 most .caihing aud PERSONAL
article in the Upton Tlm,s, in which h,
handled Barnett without gloves At thi>
charlie became incensed IN turn, az all
who siv the article considered that he had
perfect right 10 be, and he vowed that
the first time that he ran across Marcy he
~" lid make IL Interesting Tor him.
Thus the matter stood until YESTERDAY
forenoon, about hall past ten ocl"Ck, when
Barnett eucuuut, red Marcy ON the corner
81 Main aud O.; ". STREETS. Marcy imme-
diaJ,iy bad business III the Garrison hou,,.,
Io which lucrlity Charlie followed, and
waited Iur Marcy ON the platform Upon
tie appearance ~ that gentleman, MIR
4 ,rn,,t askr'i him ii he had written IN,
article referred to- Marcy denied having
do,Ic su. bat Charlie was 81 we'll satisfied
that it could only have originated from
Marcy : hand, that he conc.u,, d to le, hy
his right duke on general principles. He
S'rt!CS Marcy right blow, but sufficiently
strcuc tp >yud him o. . u.s.. lie arose
V,cN,d mp his hat aud buntt!e. CiaimIu.
hat hc bad iseu sick and Wa, unable tu
\ Up zap 'iIc battle, ami started off after =
iolIce oilICrr. He returned, however, il
ttl..f.'V 81 lime In hoard the ta~,-l,,,ln,,
Train, hi~ intention being to proceed L.
oj,cryIi.r Ii = u,i,r-tnod THAI he APP
i'',ct " two police tli,er, and drmand,G
he arrest oi Barnett, bat ia, ~. guardians
II .he peace lr p,rly IN ormcd hi.u ;hri
they could dn uoJhiu. without war
rant. Marcy failing tn procure this all
roy.ri,.l document, Mr.. Barnett remained
Il.arrt>ied.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
HAPPY HOLDEN.
Speculative Property Owners
Intrigues to Have the Post
Office Removed.
A Bogus Plat of the City Forward
ed TO Washington, to Further
Their Purpose.
UOLDEN, Mo. Jan. %. 1882

HOLDEN, NO, Jan. -, 49,.
Quite a CuI.unUJiun VAS raised i'm our
rhTiiGy city by letter 10 our postmaster
thai tine department had un OBJ, elton tu
.I.c Removal al tine p,,>J"t.ice to tne Daniels
uu .ldIuG IN Cl~e Ii suited Il IN ,Ior.tv of ta,
patrons. and added no additional ,XprII>,
q" ii,,. department. ~ q matter If course
t,,- communication showed - very larae
"n.gsaI" In the weed pilr, AMI those vino
avrc asleep - tar a. the conspiracy Was
eel Germ Il, Inm' dIate.y Twtke To- TIE
realizing sense that Il lew pro- cry hoIdcr>
Nhu were unfortunate enough tu invest IN
buildings IN the tar eastern business eX-
JTemIIie> al Our city, had COucocI, d "a plan
- heather their n,s' by removing the
pos office into one OF TIA, ir buildings, ANA
,.mn, ,iidI, IL adjoining the other. 10 ac-
cOuplI>h this most "tIuuldy" scheme a
plat OF our city " I, forwarded t. w ash
Ip.tou, cummc nciug the future great rail-
r,,ad city at the corner OF tine BaSk Ol
IiO den and extending its eastern limit to
Conner y Smiths Touring mill, leaving
entirely out the blocks west of the bank.
which rr;,res, nts three OF our largest gro
,-yry stores namely Kennedy Bros, Cooper
X Groves, Ill ID. Carpenter. Taylor "
II ties, ndTuNiTC, w H. ~ lTt D-tICS,
.aruiIng implements and wagons and
,grnts oi ~ g-r AMI Howe sewing ma
chine companies; Restaurants, harness
shops. etc, and the two blocks taken in
each contain nothing but Conncr& Smiths
Il .urIng mill and the Herman house. Why
such deceptive plat should be sent to
Washington by bondsmen OF the post
master without consulting Mcclure and
John Gibson, the other bOndsmen, can
"nly be accounted for by concluding that
the applicants expected to get the office
emoyed before the good citizens OF Holden
knew anything about it
The silent, unsophi>ticated and most ex-
'raordinarily innocent mover, who signed
n ,ett rs, WIS expecting To donate twenty
/. et oil store for the Use oil the postotiice.
We, u, big apples and company, do not
consider the post office intended To NOV,
around iro,n one portion of our great city
To- the ether, Tor the sole purpo>c oI raising
rents To b. n,til few To- The disadvantage
oil the many, consequently plat will be
sent on to Washington showing Holden IN
all her grandeur, without one third of her
large dimeutions left off How, oh how
could two cirizrns Of Holden who have
bcen fed from the most luxuriant stalls OF
our city gov, rument. send off such a d.
mInuIive map of their adopted home, Is Il
mystery that can only I've Iathomed alter
Gabriel blows his horn Will furnish you
In my next the results ut the conflict.
REAR CoRPuRAL.'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Wedding Bells.

A long expected event took place at the
Catholic church on "Wednesday evening.
Ihe occasion being the wedding of Mr..
Herman klink and Miss Bennett The
ceremony WAS performed at half past eight
by Father Ryan, and the bridal party and
friends adjourned To- the residence of the
brides sist r, Mrs. Malone, ON East 1hiri
stree, va the reception, an elegan,
affair. was held. The bride Was dressed i'm
sky blue satin, with white null overdr-ss,
with cream lace trimmings and flowers
She made as handsome bride ~ ever ev-
changed VOWS at an altar. The happy
groom was dressed in regulation costume
and pr, scented fine appearance The as
,embled guests enjoyed themselves until n
late hour, and all went merry rs n mar
riage bell
Tie following is list Of the presents:
Beautiful oil painting, from the groom.
Handsome rocker, Della Bennett.
Center table and bed, Mrs. klink
St fine linen napkins, one Sci fine linen
towels, two table cloths, Mrs Malone.
Complete set kitc..en furniture, Mrs.
Malnue
SIT vases, Jos. Kiink.
Chased castor, cnt glass cruets and set OF
silver forks. ID l. HoIcomb.
Set vases, Miss Kate Carter.
Set silver tablespoon, Bud Clay.
Set silver teaspoons, West Christie.
Set silver table table knives, Mrs Mile
Costly, of Clinton
Silver butter dish and knife, Geo Dixon.
Pickle castor, cut glass bottles, Jack
Mnlhern.
-, rl.,sc ,,rl -o.,.,.o. Ny;ob..I w 4
Silver Gator, Geo B:chsel.
Cup and saucer, hand -painted china,
Mis- Lula Klink.
Box fine imported cigars, Mr.. Charles
Keck.
Five dollar gold piece, Louis klink.
handsome bouquet, Miss May klink.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
PERSONAL.

Col. j. VI. E,"N, sui" rintenient of 81,
X. ~ f., returned last ni-ht from ten
DAYS trip IN Texas and or the branches.
We notice Mr.. \. l.. Whitney, form
erly al +. l. Phipps " Co. j. now viii
Cain Bros, corner Second anu Usage sli,.I.
C. A. Wright, al Kansas CITY, took IL.
the delights ol Ihis city N,s ,Iuay. l.,
ate hash AT the JAY Gould hotel
C. LII. Zoll, OF Warrenshurg, was in
the city Yesterday lie will resume hi>
'ce"drtIc surye,s Tor the government a.
April next.
w. ii Mccormick. representing ih,
Excelsior School Furniture company. O..
Cincinnati. WAS IN tie civ vest, iday. ii.
l. a live schoo!man and REPRESENTS first
class house.
VIM A Callahan, an old Mariol
-onEty mar, passed through .hc CITY W.
erday en- route la Kansas City, wh,r, Il,
IA The Pacific hotel.
Geo J McCulcheon, late manager a!
Ih, Fair, viii leave s,daiia MONDAY Ill.
All Lcc"mc general agent lur Andrews ~
a., 81 Chicago, VINO carry on a iaI-,.
g"nls furnishing goods establishments
Good luck To him.
Mi. IL. f.. Adams, of Toledo, has been
in thc cIly Tor tte past 4 - DAYS d" i,c.icc.
Inc Till to "a tract ui 2JU AIRS al iHmd ~.
SnicE ID. VI. Keen anu A.Ili d. iciiar,!s wur,
iI>pdianls Ailer muc!i careful It>Uarc!.
ala The matter a complete and satisfactory
r:,sIrac; OF tile VAS s. cured, aEd Mr.
Adams l,il ye-icrtlry for home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Good Old Ham.

Friday night The establishment of Shobe
& Warren on Second street Was broken III
Io by one ar morr PERSONS hu Elected al.
entrance 10y rrying open the back door,
having tirsi broken In the window. Til,
property stolen consists of fifteen ar twenty
hams The police >urc, e led in 1niinz W..
hams. supl",>,d To- L., long To- Ih. i"i s;"l 7,
near the gas works IN - ear. Elias Hem
dirk, a culIr.'l man, ~ arrested on sus-
pici"n by Officers he Long anil Holiday.
and locked MP in riI'' city jail lie W.
>uir> qurn,lv released but wa> rc-ar.e>Ied
hv Oliicer DE Long, who also took Ia
q. orgc Washington, also color,d, vino L.
suspected al completely in the crime. Ii il
understood that evidence has b.cu di.cnv-
errd by the police which will SIND the two
mukcs over the road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
As Thousands Do Testify,

60 does Thomas Roberts. Wholesale Gro
Ger. Phiiad, iPhia, who says: "BURSETT'>
CoCuAINE allavs all irriIaiinns oi the
scalp. aud will most eil-cIually r-m"ve
dandruH and prevent the hair from falling
out"
BURNETT'S FLAYORING En-
TRACrS.-Ihe supe,ior'ly i the s1t'oo,
oon,is ia tiei, p..ts purity md g'eai -IeHg T..
They are warranted free from the poisonous
oils and acids which enter into the compu-
sition vi many fictitious fruit tiavors.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-31
Valuable Suggestions to Mothers.

DEAR Ma. EDITOR Long experience
IN ear "f children, anl great success in
hri"sins them safely through sickness.
gives cuntid, nee to assure that Group,
wh""pi"g cough. bron.hi'is. diphtherIa,
and all throat AMI chest affections will lie
si,r Oily relieved AMI cured by using DIR.
Arker'> English remedy. which is exceed
ingly pIluable, and may h.. safely given
t" the y"unsost infant Adults will find il
TIN. best and most potent known specific
ter c"''sumptIon, asthma, ETC., and Il single
trial viii prove this true.
AN OLD NURSE.
To sustain above, trial borrl,s may be
had f"r TN cents from Bird & Miller.
R,gula- s.zls, hity cents and IL.