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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11
The Navy Without Funds.

The Navy Without Funds.
New York Tribune.
There is considerable uneasiness
felt at the Navy Yard here with re-
gard to the prospects of the passage of
the Naval Appropriation bill. Yes
terday being the close of the fiscal
year there are no funds available for
the payment of officers salaries. or
for continuing the work at the Navy
yard. In case the appropriation bill
should not pass before the last of July
the officers will not receive their
salaries for July. and the workmen
will not be paid. Commodore Up.
shur went to Washington for instruc.
tons with regard to continuing work
on the repairs of the dry dock, the
Juniata and the Trenton, and yester.
day dispatch was received at the
Navy Yard, as follows: "The pre-
sent organization and work at the
yard will continue until further or
ders.
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Man or Woman.

A young woman is attracting much
attention at Amsterdam, n. Y, from
the popularity of her garb. The
Recorder speaks of her as "a being
vino is combination of the sexes in
form and dress, wearing the hat. vest,
coat and boots of a man, with the
skirt of a woman, and her hair cut short
and parted on the side. Her name is
Earl Bryant. She came to Amster.
dam from Fulton short time ago and
found employment in the Green knit
ting mill where she is at present work
ing. Her form and figure are i'm the
main masculine, but her voice is soft
and wOmanly and her hands are small
as those of a female. Her features
Are coarse and resemble those of
male. She states that she adopts the
lyle of apparel that she wears in order
that no one may be deceived by her
and that she may not appear as wom-
an or man, as would be the case if
she attired herself entirely i'm the dress
worn by either sex. She is very
quiet i'm demeanor and is well educat-
ell and refined. She seems to regret
her unfortunate condition. but makes
the best of it. being compelled to work
for living" The Lockport Union
thinks it is undoubtedly Frances Earl
Bryant. whose sex was question in
that city few years ago, and who was
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11

Laboratory, ~ West 3rd ST.. N. Y. City.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11
TRU STEk' s SALE.

Wher. Is, John W. Ireland AMI Anna Ireland. his
wife, by their deed of trust, dated November lSS
and recorded in the recorder soce of Pettis county
state of Missouri. in trust deed book IL page 26
conveyed To the undersigned trustee the followI Z
described real estate, situated in sud county 0-wit
Lots eighteen and nineteen, in block fourteen. iI
said town, in trust, to secure the payment of two
promssorv notes in said trust deed described. And
whereas default has been made in the payment Of
said Notes now past due. Now therefore by virtue of
the power and authority in vested, by the term
and provisions of said deed and the request Of
the owner of said notes, / Will. on
SATURDAY, THE 24th DAY OF JUNE, 1882,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and 1--WE clock in the afternoon of said day sell ut the
house door in the county of Pet;s, and state
Missouri at public auction, for cash in hand, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the real estate above de-
scribed satisfy said notes and the interest and
pense of executing this trust
JOHN q. ADAMS Trustee.
,5-24w5:l
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100 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, in ifths in Proportion.
List of Prizes

49, Prizes amounting Ss
Application Tor rats> To- clubs should h. made only
q" the Office Of the company IN New Orleans.
For 'UThrT Information write clearly. giving full
address. -.nA Orders hy Express, Registered Letter
ar Money Order. addressed only To
VI. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
VI. \. DACPHIN.
81. seventh street Washington. u. c.
y. R.-ori-rS address. a To New Orleans will re-
eel rOmpt attention
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people call chance, fate or providence
according to their peculiar ideas, Phil.
lip Hearne entered the public parlor
of the Mcclure house, where a lady
was waiting alone. and stood face to
face with Violet Grey.
The same. yet not the same fair girl
whose wild-rOse sweetness had ripened
into the perfect grace Of this match
less womanly presence which, how
ever moved by their sudden encoun-
ter, gave no outward sign of emotion
beyond slight tremor about her SEN
sitive mouth. and by the dilated
pupils of the beautiful eyes looking
full into his own.
Again through Phillips brain fash
ed the old time prophetic words
"Thou shalt forever love and she be
fair" Hesitation vanished and with
the assertion of q strong, imperious
nature he claimed his own at once.
Clasping her hands put forward either
to welcome or toward off his approach
he said with exquisite tenderness.
AFTER all these years. did some
divine impulse you to meet me when
l have come to WOO and win you
violet?
The girls face became glorified for
an instant's time, by the glad light
which flashed over it and then faded
as quickly, leaving it wan aud hope
less by contrast, as she said, like one
reading a death warrant. at is too
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer
is guaranteed TO cure you. For sale by
all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11

-SHILOH'S VITALIZER is wha, YOU
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and - cents per bottle. For sale
by ali druggists.
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Nervous Debility-A Cure ouars n
teed.

specific for HysteTia Dizziness, Con vulsiens Nervou
Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory
Spermatonh9a, Impotency, Involuntary Ennis
sions, Premature Old Age. caused by over-exertion
self-abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads 4
misery, decay and death. One box viii cure receE
cases Each box contains one months treatment
One dollar box, or six boxes for We dollars; cent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We GUARANTEES
six boxes to cure any case. With each order re
ceived by Us for six boxes accompanied with hvs
guarantee to rel the money IL the treatment doe
not effect cure. Guarantees issued only by Aug
T. Fleisebman, druggist, SedaliA No. Orders b.
mail AZ regular price. 9-22d&w1yr.
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MRS, NELLIE WALLACE.
Late Wallace Il Fitch.)
Iilliner and Dress Maker,
PRIEST STREET,
WARRENSBURG, MO.

Those who desire any OF the latest styles
in either of the above lines will do we'll to
give Mrs. Wallace a call. 3-l4w4m
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

CouISian5 OI3Ie LOIIerY company.
incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Iegisla-
iure for Educational and Charitable purposes-wlth
4 capital OF sl,O0,00-to which a reserve fund
VI $SJO,OO has since been added.
ny an overwhelming Sopular vote its franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted ON and endorsed nv
the people of any state.
IL never scales postpones.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place Monthly.
A Splendid Opportunity to lin
fortune Seventh grand drawing elias g.. at
New Orleans. Tuesday, July lith, lSSe-iY;rh
Monthly Drawing
LooA al the following scheme, under the excII-
sive supervision and management of
Gen. q. +. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia.
who manage all the drawings OF this Company both
ordinary and semi-ennual. and attest the correct
Ness of The published Official Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, an ifths in Proportion.
sot
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
Foreign.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2O.-Mlchael Flynn,
the last of the three men arraigned for
the murder Of the two Huddys, at
Lough Mask. was convicted to-day and
sentenced to be hung January II. AT
ter Flynn received his sentence he said
"Thank you, sir. l am as willing to
60 there Hooking upwardsl as to 20
nome. wish you all good day"
LONDON, Dec. 2O.-DAvitt, speaking
at StaIy bridge to-day, said tie land
question had assumed feverish ph .se,
and the English mind had become ex-
cited in consequence Of renewed out.
rages aud murders. Crime should be
swept away. whoever was responsible
for It, as to 1t was due the death of the
Land League. -
DUBLIN, Dec. 20. = Forty young
farmers have been arrested 10 connec-
ticn with the proclaimed meeting at
Bally,nens, Antrim. on Sunday, and
bali refused. Oae hundred young men
and women have been summoned as
witnesses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
I Ell { G R AP HI c
THE QUESTION OF REVIS-
ING THE TARIFF.
ACKLER CONTESTING KEEL
LOGG'S SEAT.
CASSIDY CLUBBING THE
MORMONS.
Revising the Tariff.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 2l.-It is under
stood that some OF the members of the
Senate Finance Committee are talking
Of holding conference with the Ways
and Means Committee on the subject Of
the revision of the tariff. The Finance
Committee has been at work on the
Commissions bill FOR nearly two
weeks, and has endeavored to keep as
close to that bill as possible. but when-
ever there has been a doubt as to the
wisdom of the commissions regulations
Its figures have been reduced. Owing
to the absence Of Senator Jones of Ne
vada, it has frequently happened that
the Finance Committee Was evenly di.
vided upon certain questions put to
vote. 1u considering the item of tin,
the present duty on which was in-
creased by the Commission, the Finance
Committee was evenly divided and un-
able to reach an agreement. The metal
schedule was abandoned and the COM
mltree began work on other schedules.
A member OF the committee said last
night that he thought it very doubtful
if a bill wonld be reported from that
conmlttee to the Senate until after the
Ways and Means Committee had re-
ported to the House. In fact, he said,
1t was very uncertain whether any bull |
on the subject OF the revision of |
the tariff would be reported |
to the Senate. Members OF the COM
mittee believe that if they should report
a bill the House would insist upon its
right to originate meas
Ures of that description, aud that the
object of the Finance Com
mittee IN taking w the subject at the
present time was that the members
should 50 familiarize themselves with
the Commissioners report that when
The subject came before the Senate they
would be able To deal intelIlgentiy with
t. A Senator said that it is possible
hat befUre the coLsiueraLlon Of the bill
II the Senate there might be joint
agreement between the two comm stees
,poa bill that the Ways and Means
Committee and the Flnauce Committee
,ouid unanimously support in the two
dou ,es Ct Congress.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
A Contested Seat.

WAsHISGTos, Dec. 2l.-Joseph f.
Ackiey. who ran against William Pitt
Kellogg for Congress and was defeated
by 5000 majority, is here and proposes
to contest Kellogs's seat-not in the
hope of getting it himself, he says, but
for the purpose OF showing up kelloggs
methods. He makes the assertion that
the most outrageous corruption was
practiced, that the Federal employees of
louisiana were assessed five per cent.
for his campaign, that the railroads as
sisted him, that he spent from 1000
to So, 900. that he sent Lewis Sauer
aud George Drury, iu government
service at New Orleans, into the
parishes of Heriaville and Assumption
with bags OF money to distribute
among the plantation hands, and that
he tAckley) could have half the lead.
ing officials of New Orleans, including
the Collector, indicted for doing what
Curtis was convicted of doing IN New
York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
Cassidy's GOOD Work.

WAsHISGTON. Dec. 2O.-Cassidy, of
Nevada, introduced yesterday a bill
Substantially the same as the Edmunds
bill regarding bigamy in the Territories.
and embodying the recommendations of
the Utah Commission, 1t provides
that wife may testify against her
hus band in prosecutions for polygamy !;
makes the crime Of polygamy perpetual
and compels the attendance Of witnesses
by attachment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

-. Genera! Curtis, convicted unde
the political assessment law. paid 81. COX
fine in New York yesterday and wa'
DISCHARGED.
The Sub. Committee of the Com
mittee on Elections have reported il
favor Of admitting Caine as a delegate
from Utah.
-. Ex- Empress Eugene has written
Rouher requesting him to convey to
Marseilles the park and castle which
the court decreed belonged to her. The
ex.Empress says she believes that she
is carrying out the wishes of the late
Emperor.
-. Superintendent of Police Dovle
of Chicago having notified pugilists that
law exists prohibiting sparring or
boxing exhibitions in Illinois. ard that
it viii he enforced, the Sullivan. Elliott
boxing match is declared of.
In New York last Thursday af-
teruoon. Alfred Clock, a respected citi-
zen aged 10 years. was enticed into
house and ewiudled out Of IS SIS at
bnnko game similar to that played on
Charles Francis Adams. William Ed
wards has been arrested as one of the
parties.
Senator Hoar yesterday intro
duced joint resolution, which was re-
ferred. authorizing the President to
negotiate with the civilized powers for
an international system whereby mat
ters in dispute between the different
agreeing thereto NAV be
adjusted by arbitration, if possible,
without recourse to war.
-. Michael Sullivan, miner en-.
oaged in lead mine at Bingham,
Utah. fell through chute in the mine
last Monday and broke his neck. He
was brought to Salt Lake and taken to
The hospital. His body is insensible.
but his head and brain are active. He |
les in bed and smokes and talks freely. |
It is case that puzzles the physicians. |
The question of the forfeiture Of |
The unearned land grants to the Pacific |
-ailroads is to be revived in the House
Judiciary Committee after the Christ
mas recess. The members Of the COM
nittee who are in favor of the forfeiture
ay they do not intend to let the ques-
ion rest if thew can prevent it by press
NO it for definite action by the CON-
1ittee.
go. In New York. Dora Huber, a
;erman girl on trial for suicidal at.
empt (the frat case on trial under the
ew statute). has compromised with the
Nv and avoided prison bv marrying
he young man for whose sake she swal.
wed rhosphorous and came near dv-
lg. The Young man was willing to
I'VE her. She supposed the young man
,tended to desert her.
-. "A dispatch from Matamoras says:
band of forty brigands made a sud-
en- attack upon the town of a Huacat-
n Pueblo yesterday. and by the dis.
lay of firearms overawed the inhah-
ants. who fed terror-stricken to their
Dmes. The brigands seized and bound
lie Mayor. the Justice and the Alder
en-, and carried them away captives,
tending to hold them for large ram
m.
"A dispatch from Victoria, B. c.,
VS.: A Chinese merchant, who
rust into the street a countryman
ho sought succor in his house while
wounded in the throat by
ird party, was yesterday convicted of
anslaug hter, the jury holding that the
t of the merchant accelerated the
ounded mans death. The merchant
as sentenced to IA years imprison- +
ent. The prisoner burst into tears, 7
d was carried out limp and helpless.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22

AT Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a
prize-ight Of ton rounds was fought
yesterday morning between John Gllson
sld A. keisenhauser, two bruissrs uu-
known to fame, resulting in . draw.
b 'th were 80 badly punished that they
wre hardly abls to stand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
PURE, FRESH MILK,

Morning and evening. My increase in
patronage of over 800 per cent. within a
year is worthy recommend to those
who have not yet given me trial.
/ have twenty tons of A No. second
crop Alfalfa Hay, which I will sell
cheap for cash.
de5.tf J. W, DUFFY,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22

Which are intended. and cannot
fail to meet every taste and every
purse. To say that our prices are
reasonable throughout Is a state
msnt which can be verified by eX-
amininS our Goods and cOmpar-
Ing our figures with those asked
BY other houses In our line for
garments Of similar quality.
Our SIS and $40 Suits and Over
coats for adults. and our Sj and
$6. SO suits for boys aud children.
can't be equalled anywhere fer
the money, not alone surpassed.
Our Australian All Wool. Old
Gold and Gray UnderSarment Is
are Of themselves worth a visit. at
eur store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-12-22
E ARLINGTON HOUSE.
..hs Leading Hotel Of Carson

~ ENEiANT BRICK STRJC-
n are, capable OF accom- w odating
100 guests Two minutes walk from
che depot. Provided with al, the mod
arr, I'M prOvements. The cuisine is un-
irr the management of experienced
OGiSs 3Gi - not SURPASSED ii the state.
CHARLES SHERMAN.
,a5-s Proprietor.
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WfllmathviIle Wallis.

WlLMATHvILLE, Sept. 1S.-Every'
thing pleasant, and progressing here
abouts quite nicely.
We had very nice pic mic in our
little village, week before last, yet
Henry Reynolds says he does not want
any more pic mics in his. unless he gets
his pay in advance. We know several
others with whom pic mics do not seem
to agree.
The boys chavairied Dick O'Briant
on Saturday night. After they had
thubed around two hours or more Dick
called out key of beer and that set.
tied the noise.
j. R. Haney and wife are visiting
friends and relatives this week at
Downing. Mo.
Uncle Jim McCandlass IS smiling
around as usual. We think he is q.
B., but don't believe he is running TOR
any office. fIrTs.
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Colorado Correspondence.

Grand Junction, Col, Sept. IS 1882.
Dear GrabAie.-Once more 1 will
try to pen you few lines from our
burg. 1t is very warm here yet. with
no signs Of frost and is fine, growing
weather. Nlillet sowed the first of Au-
gust will make fine hay. Corn planted
the first OF June will get ripe. AT Ouray
Canon City, and Gunnison City there
has been frost, and snow in the noun
aims. This will be a fine peach coun.
try not many years hence.
w. P. Shot and J. C. Shot have
gone to Missouri to visit their father,
and l suppose that w. P. will look aft
er other biz, also.
Our party went deer hunting yester-
day, and it was all hunt and no deer,
for "dlvil one did we see." We saw
plenty of tracks, but they would not do
to eat. The party was composed of
E. and G. and S. G. Blaine, ]. ]. Shot
and Villain Underhill. the latter Just
married few days ago.
Cars are running into Montrose, and
will be here by the time Christmas is
here. The saw mill is in full blast, and
is cutting about 10000 feet per day.
Lumber is worth $40 per M. at Grand
Junction, or SIS at the mill. Milton
Russell, of the firm of Russell Bros. OF
Grand Junction, has gone to Montrose.
This firm are the farmers friends, and
have done more for the farmers than
any other merchants in Grand Junction.
When farmer gets out of money and
provisions he can get of them when he
can not get at other places. They
took the boys time checks at their full
value when others shaved them. The
Grand River is very low for this season
of the year. Keep the GRAPHIC rum
ming and you will not have to cross our
names. 1t is as good as letter from
home. S. ]. ].
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Honey.

The books Of antiquity mention hon.
ey as one of the most ancient articles
OF food, the name is derived from the
Hebrew word ghoneg literally meaning
DELIGHT. Honey is a food in one Of
it; most concentrated forms and con-
tains properties as essential to vigorous
physical and intellectual action as beef
is to the DEVELOPMENT Of muscular
structure one pound of honey will
reach as far as two of butter and is tar
more kealthful. In latter years the in
production of the vile compounds known
as table syyuts, and composed princi-
pally Of glucose or grape sugar made
from corn, have been creating disease
and death promiscously to mankind
In fact, nearly all of the sweets COW
sumed are more or less adulterated
with the abominable stuff, which des-
troys energy, lays the seeds of disease
which years of careful medical treat
ment may fail to remove. Honey, on
the contrary-pure honey-the nectar
supplied by Dame Nature in millions
of flowers is a food fit for the gods, CIV
ing warmth and vigor to the sys-
TEN, arousing the nervous energy and
mental force and intellectual
activity. The extracted is the purest Of
honey; differing entirely from the or6i.
nary strained honey, consisting of eomd
honey, dead ices, and Zee bread, all put
into clotn and strained, but thereby
losing all the flavor of the bloom, inn
parted to the pure, extracted, virgin
honey. F. A. GROVE.
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The Congressional Convention.

The Congressional Convention is in
session as we go to press. Every coun-
ty in the district is represented in per-
son except Macon, whose delegation
was delayed by unavoidable causes.
Thev telegraphed authority to Capt.
Cutler, of Schuyler to cast the vote for
the County.
Judge E. V. Wilson was chosen
Chairman and H. F, MILAN, Secretary.
The usual committees were appoint
ed and a Congressional Central Com
mittee elected -one number tor each
county.
TIE report of the committee recon-
mending no nomination was adopted.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-09-22

Let all be prepared for the
great boom in the Dry Goods
House Of our Popular Mer-
chants Robinson & Whitacre.
Never has SO fine assortment
of goods been brought to our
City as will greet the eyes of
the public on the arrival of
their immense Fall Stock,
which from now on will
arrive daily.
Our 40 different styles of
handsome dress goods with
prices to suit all from a loot
worsted to a $3.50 silk.
Their line Of Pushes Will
compete with any in the City,
being ofevery desirable shade
at the lowest prices.
f. If you wish a handsome out.
fit for little money! call at the
New York Store OF
ROBINSON & WHIrACRE
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incest stock Fall
Prints in town lust
received at
HARLAN Bros.
If you want the
Best filing suit you
ever had made, come
to 81. Myers now with
HARLAN Bros.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
In the county conrt of said county. on the sth
day OF sept. 1859, the follow among other proceed
ings, were had, VIZ:
Whereas, more than one hundred Freeholders OF
Adair county have presented to this court their
ntlons, asking that the question o: restraining
swine from running at large In said county, be subs
mi ted to the qualified vOtere thereof:
Whereupon. the court, in compliance with chap
ter I59, Revised statutes of Missouri 1873, doth
der that the question Of restraining swine from
running at large In Adar county be submitted 10
the qualified voters Of Adair county. NO.. at the
1852 and the sheriff IL hereby instructed to make
such notice of said election the law prescribes.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Adair.
III. G, Carothers, clerk Of the County Court In
and for said county, hereby Certify the above and
said county court, on the day and year above writ
ten. rs the same appears Of Record In my ONCE
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand afixed the seal OF said court. at ONCE In
Kirksville this the 18th day OF Sept. 1882.
JIG. CAROTHERS,
Clerk County Court