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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-13
NEVADA NUGGETS.
Spicy Items From the Liveliest
Town in Southwest
Missouri.

| Special Correspondence Sunday Morning Bazoo.
NEVADA. Mo-, June To-
-Ex-Judge Parkinson, of Butler, and
r. F. Buler, of Lamar, were in the city on
legal business.
Quite pleasant social hop took place
at the lockwood house last night, and was
well attended by the elite of the city.
An effort is now on foot to secure a
foundry and machine shop for iron and
wood manufacture, and the signs OF sue
cess are good.
&C. B. Ingles, one of our leading hard
ware merchants, accompanied by his lady,
left last night for two weeks trip to
Chicago and other points.
The Moore Opera House have COM
menced the work of rebuilding, by remov-
out the foundation which will be made
new from the bottom.
The board of aldermen to-day let the
contract fer building two-story city hall,
with council room, Offices for mayor and
marshal, and calaboose. This will be &
substantial building and something much
needed.
III it is lawful to men,
ton the fact once more,
il eau be truthiully said of Vernon county
that her prospects were never brighter
than at present. The fruit crop is i'm
menSe. and the grain crop looking ex-
cellent.
The democratic primary last Satur-
dav ended the long, strong and heroic
struggle amsng the candidates, and politi-
cal matters have cooled. DR.. A. Churchill
is Vernon's choice for congressional hOnOrs,
and William Hall the candidate for rep
resentative in the state legislature.
The BAzoo, especially the Sunday
morning edition, which certainly has
more news than any OF its rivals, is, you
know by the length of your list here, read
and appreciated for its spirit of enterprise
in collecting so many items of interest to
so many readers in ali parts of the coun-
try. 1t has treated Nevada we'll, and the
people will not forget the BAzOo.
The doctors of Vernon county met In
this city yesterday and organized q county
medical association. On permanent or
gsnization, DR.. j. p. Hays, of Schell City,
was made chairman; DIR. E. j. Atkinson,
of Nevada, vice president; DR.. j. Buchan-
an, of Nevada, secretary, and DIR. Nj. l..
Dixon, of Walker, corresponding secretary.
Sixteen physicians became members, and
general discussion was had.
The incorporation papers OF the
Hooda Gas company were this week filed
with the secretary of state. J. A. Tyler,
president; Paul F. Thornton, treasurer;
c. q. Burton, secretary and ]. H. An
drews, manager. The machinery is all
ready for shipment from the east, and the
work of laying the pipes will be commence
at once. Hence HOOdaites hope to read
their bible by gas light during the winter
evenings **
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CAPITAL CULLINGS.

A huge watermelon from Texas has
arrived for Mrs. Pollock, daughter of
Judge Wright.
Gov. Charlie johnson returned to st.
Louis on Wednesday.
-Adiu;ant General Waddill is officially
in Kansas City and still BELIEVES that
surely the brave deserves the fair.
Chief Clerk John Clark, of the audi
tors office, went to St. Louis on Thursdsy.
Private Secretary Farr was in St.
Louis on Thursday. Also State Register
McCulloch.
The Lutheran church ladies are ar
ranging for a picnic at Friemel's garden,
some time next week.
-Gerstenkarn is exhibiting dead pig
at his butcher shop with one head, two
bodies, four feet and eight legs.
The commencement exercises will
come of in the hall Of representatives Fri
day night.
Peter Perth, Henry Dohmen and
Joseph Forth, in company with c. ".
Haltschneirder, of Westhalia, departed on
Wednesday for a trip to Europe.
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PILOT GROVE ITEMS.

e. &. Moore was i'm attendance at tn,
concert Thursday night.
M. Rust returned home, from Vir
ginia, after two weeks absence.
Mrs. G. Lukens and daughter, Of
Columbia, are visiting friends in Pilot
Grove.
-Messrs j. ID. and ID. Hanna, of Mont.
serrat, ex-students of Z. u. &. l., are in
town this week.
R Overstreet and family, of Smithton
visited the family of DR.. j. Ii. Cox, of thi:
place. this week.
The cane for the LATEST man i'm at.
tendance at the show, Wednesday, wa.
given to Chas. Long.
Mrs, Scarer, Rucker, Forb and Mr.. E.
Fox, of Shelbina, attended the closing ex.
ercises of our college.
Misses Birdie and Matte Edwards and
Florence Scott, of Boonvjlle, visited the
family Of Mr.. I. j. Swearingen, this week
The Misses Pulley, of Sedalia, enter.
tanning young ladies, attended the closing
exercises OF the Pilot Grove collegiate in.
stitute.
and city restaurant man, l.. {. Ninnungan
furnished the supper for the moonlight,
picnic.
City Mayor Nat r. Harris was given
prize for being tie prettiest man at the
concert given by the blind man. and wha,
do you think it was?
John II. Stephens and family, Of
Bunceton, attended the closing exercises oi
the Pilot Grove college institute and put
up at the elegant Joice Hotel.
Misses Lutte Blandon, of Smithton
and Katie Talbot and sister, of Lamine
City. handsome young ladies, are visiting
J. W. Roe's family, this week.
Miss Minnie Street, of Clifton, and
Eva Cordrey, of Pleasant Green, Emma
Gibbs, of Versailles, and Birdie Herndon,
of Estill, are visiting friends here.
-Messrs. K. L. Hartman, J. w. Nc.
Cutchen. NJ. Freeman, A. W. Ewing, very
handsome, charming and entertaining
young men, are i'm town, and expect to at
tend the grand moonlight picnic Saturday
evening.
Your correspondent was shown some
wheat fIom the field of Mr.. Jas. w. Long
that measured six feet two inches, and
said that he has seventy acres that will
nearly average that extreme length. Mr..
Long is very large farmer.
DIR. Gauss, of Boonville, addressed
the pupils and many friends and relatives
of Prof. NJ. Johnson, deceased. The mon
ument to be erected at the grave did not
arrive, and that part Of The programme
was postponed.
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physical and sensual in its nature.
If the young lady did not enjoy it
equally as well as the young man, she
would none of it. This May be plain,
but it is true.
The Literary tastes of these young
ladies are no higher than those of her
male escorts and companions. They
read trash, talk trash and live trash,
SO far as mental acquisitions are con.
cerned. Not all are thus, but We
speak of a class, not Of individuals.
In their dress they strive, too often,
TO excite attention and make an i'm
preston. Absurd and presposterous as
are some of the styles, they boldly
parade the street, regardless of the
criticisms they call out, and of which
they are notignorant.
But enough. The refining influence
of woman is the most delicate and po-
tent factor in the social, moral, and
even the political world. Unite ser is
intrusted a holy mission. Men know
this and reverence it as thing divine.
She should never permit that sacred
trust to be marred and weakened.
1t can be done so easily, and when
once done it is done forever. Moth
ing can restore to her the pristine
beauty and force of character if once
she permits the slightest stain upon it.
Her example. her influence, her
presence, her touch, her words, are
for heaven or hell.
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LAMONTE ITEMS.

LAMoNTE, June 10, 1882.
Mr. J. VI. Bird, accompanied by his
bride, arrived at his home last evening.
Rev. J. J. Hill will preach in the
Methodist church in this place to-day
morning and evening.
Miss Fannie Arnott and Miss Mary
Trip, of Sedalia, are visiting their friend,
Miss Mollie Mason, OF this place.
John w. Baldwin and little daughter,
Pearlie, went east to California June 9th,
where they will remain about twenty days.
Mrs. Ed. S. Carton and little daughter
left Friday morning for Smithton, where
they will remain until Tuesday evening,
June Is.
Rev. John w. West and lady, of this
place, left Friday morning for Moniteau
county, where they will remain visiting
friends few days.
Russell Mason, agent and operator at
Stella, Nebraska, accompanied by his
friend, DIR. j. A. w. Hull, are visiting
his parents, this week, in this vicinity.
This is picnic day for the school of
this place and vicinity. Grand prepare
tons have been made and the weather is as
nice as c0ulu De askeu, 50 there VIII De
general enjoyment by the young folks.
Married, on last Sunday, the 4th
inst, by Rev. J. j. Hill, at this place, Mr..
James McCabe, of Sedalia, and Mrs. Lucy
Shipley, of Lamonte. Also at the residence
of John s. Flemming, by the same, Mr..
Fletcher K. Rogers of Montserat. johnson
county, and Miss Laura Dennis, of the same.
"A rip roaring, old-time charivari was
tended the newly married couple who ar
rived here on Friday evening, from Bates
county. The lively "boys" of the burg
turned ont en- masse and, with tin horns,
pans, Jews harps, accordeons, triangles,
whang doodles, skimpers, skillets, old
ovens and voices that were a cross between
the lonesome bray of a jackass and a mig
ger calling hogs, made night hideous and
scared all the store signs and lamp posts
of the streets. The bride grabbed her
hubby with a convulsively, -by-me-
darling grab, aud the groom turned white
and red with fear and anger. Then he
sailed forth, clothed in robe de mutt and
shook box of two-fors at the bowling
mob. This Gained them down and the
orgies ceased.
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On May "a Queen Victoria COM
pleted her 63d year, an age which has
been exceeded by eleven only of the
soverigns of England, dating from the
Norman conquest, viz: Henry L.,
Henry I'LL, Edward l., Edward Ill.,,
Queen Elizabeth, James H., George
l., George H., George I'LL, George
w., and William w. On the Goth
of June, next, her Majesty will have
reigned over the United Kingdom for
forty FIVE years, a reign which in
length has been exceeded by those of
three only of the Kings of England,
viz. Henry ILL. Edward ILL.,, and
George Ill.
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AeoSr4. Edff0rS-
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a. Of her correspondents love to call her. She
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assistants to help her the large correspondents
which daily pours In upon her. each bearing special
burden Of suffering, Joy at release from II. Her
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am satisfied Of the truth of this.
On account Of i:s proven merits it Is recommended
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One says: cit works Ike o charm and saves much
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at her home In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either sex this compounds
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"Mrs. Pnkhams Liver Pills, says one writer, ARE
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Perfect Si0ht.

As thousands can testify, there is moth
ing so much to be desired as perfect sight,
and perfect sight can only be obtained by
using perfect spectacles. c. G. Taylor, our
home OpticiaD, exercises greatskill and pa
thence in fitting those needing spectacIes,
with care and comfort to the wearer.
(12-11dtf1
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Both lydia f. Pinkham's Vepitahl,

Both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are prepar-
ed al 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price of either, 81. Six bottles for
s.. Sent by mail in form of pills, or los
engers. on the receipt of price, 81 per box
for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers
letters of inquiry. Enclose &c. stamp.
Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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For Sale.

A complete country printing Office for
sale cheap. 1t consists of Washington
hand press, Gordon jobber, type, cases,
stands, imposing stones, sticks and type In
abundance. Address
]. WEST GOODWIN,
2-27dtf Sedalia, Mo.
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i have succeeded in what
others have failed to secure
for Sedalia, the Wainwright
St. Louis beer. Try it. A.
Fischer.
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NARROW is the gate and broad the way that leads

NARROW j. the gate and broad the way that leads
TO life everlasting.
Oscar Wilde has been unfeeling enough 20 give
the dollar OF the ia'ls vicious kick. He says that
II l. positively ugly.-EX.
Poor Oscars unmentionables were sadly dilapi-
dated 10y his kicking. But he sailed down the dads
dollars, nevertheless.
is the state auditor is TO be mandamussd at
OnCeS-Ex.
OF course to claim him twice would be too much
OF good thing.
The elect, e light crank was evidently under
the influence vi bUy-juice yesterday.-Ex.
This not the alderman from the Fourth
Ward.
-William II. Vanderbilt has Just given his check
for $4,000 10 pay OFT the debt Of Grace church Lex
ingt0n, Virginia, which was erected as a memorial
TO General Robert f. Lee.-Ex.
Hurrah for Van, He has laid up ten ministers in
come in heaven whore neither moth nor rust cor
rupt nor thieves break through and steal. But he
is Yet unable TO pass through the eye of Leedle.
Mark Twain said to ST. Louis interviewer the
other day: II travel by water because I don't
like the railroads. | wouldn't % To heaven by rail
II the chance were offered mex.
OLD Marx is always blowing himself up. OF
course he likes 10 travel where there is chance to
20 up like sky rocket. He will wake up some
One day 70 discover that his route 10 heaven has
been marked out without any consultation with
himself
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The colored minister who whipped
his wife at Alexandria, Va, was fined
81 by Justice. He had no money,
and was given a week in which to
pay. On the intervening Sunday he
preached from the text, "Whom the
Lord loveth He chasteneth," drawing
from it the conclusion that he had
punished his wife properly. Then he
asked the congregation to contribute
the 81 for his fine, and they did it,
though the plates had to be passed
six times before the amount was real
lied. The pastors appeals were
great deal like those of Mr.. Kimball
in debt raising.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. For sale by all druggists.
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The Philadelphia Dime Museum

The Philadelphia Dime Museum
has been compelled to close its doors.
A newsboy, possibly feeling thu: he
was not getting the worth of his adj
mission money, wrung the neck of the
educated cockatoo, and the show
couldn't stand the loss of that perform
er.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-13

Just as girl was about to drown
herself at Athens, Ala, a man caugh
her. She struggled, but he held her
fast. "I'll give you ten minutes to
think it over" he said, "and if you
then want to die I'll let you do it.
When the time was up he released
her, and she Quietly went home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-06-13

-SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherea and
Cauker Mouth. For sale by all druggists.
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The people about ClaremCut take to
the new Duchess of Albany, who goes
about among them with no other adorn-
ment than a bunch of flowers. She is
pictured there as being pleasing in ap-
pearance, of the kind of beauty COM
mon to the country maidens of every
German village, and entirely wanting
in the grace and distinction belonging
to a court. She will have everything
to learn, but her mother said, "She
will learn quickly and do honor to her
teachers" She is very short, with
fiat features and an upturned nose !;
but she presents the appearance of ro-
bust health in the clearness of her CON-
plexion and the brightness of her eyes,
and her honest expression vouches for
the truth and purity of her character.
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A three-year-old child was found in
an open field after the terrible cyclone
in Polk county, Ark, with both
legs and an arm broken. Where it
came from is still unknown. Inquiry
for twenty miles around has failed to
unravel the mystery. 1t is likely to
recover; but whose child is it the mad
winds thus snatched from terra firma
and left more than a score of miles
AWAY?
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Items of Interest to Play-Goers
From Everywhere.
SMITHS OPERA HOUSE,
SEDALIA, No.
Geo. T. Brown II Co., LeSsees.
Seating capacity 500.
DURLEY HALL,
APPLETON CITY. Mo.
]. W. Slaltiey, Proprietor.
Will seat 5e1
LAMAR OPERA HOUSE
LAMAR, Mo.
Brown X Avery, PrOprietOrs
Full scenery. Seats 90
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-"HACKMETACK," a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price % and so cents.
For sale by all druggists.
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Advertisements AT the heal of this Column, not
exceeding iour lines, = per annum.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-07-01
a Isicll CRY.

Frankt0rt-on-the-Main, containing q
population Of about lS0, 900 is said to
be the richest city of its size in the
world. If its wealth were equally
divided among the inhabitants every
man, woman, and child would have,
it is said, some $4,000 apiece. There
are, as may be supposed, many poor
people in the town, but the citizens
are, as whole, in unusually com
Portable circumstaHoes-more so pro
badly, than the citizens Of any other
capital in Germany or Europe. 1t is
stated that there are 100 Frankforters
worth from $4,000, GOO To 81. 0aO, 600
each, and 250 who are worth SIS .000.-
600 aud upward The city is one Of
the great banking centers of the
globe Its aggregate banking capi-
tai is estimated at s., Geo, o0O, O6o.
more than one-fanrth OF which the
famous Rcfhschilds-whose original
and parent honse is there-own and
control. The annual transactions IN
bills of exchange are IN excess Of
Sl0o, 100000
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Fair are the flowers and the children. bnt theii
subtitle suggestion is fairer
Pure Is the rosebursl d. dawn. but the secTet
that clasps il is rarer
Sweet the exUitanee Of song, but the strain
that preecdes IL is sweetcr
And never was poem yet writ bat the mean
ing outmastered the meter.
Never daisy that grows but the mystery
gpideth the growing
Never river that flows hat majesty scepters
the flowing
Never Shakespeare that scared than a stronger
than he did unfold him
Nor ever prophet foretells but a mightier
seer hath foTet8ld him.
Back Of the canvas that throbs the painter is
limited and hidden
Into the statue that hreathes the soul Of the
sculptor Is biddea
Under the Joy that is felt lie the infinite issues
OF feeling
Growing the glory revealed Is tho glory that
crowns the revealing,
Great are the sgInb0lsof being, hut that which
Is synboled IS greater;
Vast the create and hoheld, hut vaster the in
ward creator
Back OF the sound hreods the silence, back OF
the gift stands tho giving,
BaeG of the baud that receives thrill the sen
sittEe nerves OF receiving
Space is rs nothing to spir,lt--the deed is out
done BY the doing:
The heart Of the w00er is warm but warmer.
the heart Of the wooinr;
And up from the pits where these shiver and
up from the heightswhere those shine
Twin voices and shadows swim starward and
tho essence of life is divine
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"a. - EsEesIsre.

During the great floods in Louisi
ana tlere was seen one day, moving
through the aisles of shadow among
the tall gnm and oak trees, whose
foliage made 4 green roof for the
Yayagers, a little raft some twenty
feet long by nine feef ia width. In
the bow cat 4 young wife of twenty
holding hef child. In the center
there was 3 heap Of plain country
furniture Behind this were piled
pots. KETTLES and pass. DnherTigilt.
with sad features and doieful faces,
were fonr deer hounds, and behind
them, resting On the beds, an cid
shotgun and riale Falling al the
aars was Tive hashsad lEarilY two
inches out q water the fiat moved
along ard passed ens 81 eight 1t
Represented all The worldly gnusls af
q ydssAg blantar saved from the aood.
lie had aane ierty4 ght miles Is "a
t9Tst'i i for ca liaaae Sx.
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Detroit Free Press
4 Ia the Sketches Stonewall ZACH
sons battles have haen talrpn 81 ~.
verse. We fpund him first a ~
4 bloosl-gtained feId of Antiotara-.aI,
most al. the close ~ his rarea,, i;,st,,,, i
of ut the lyerinninp The worl.I A,norvs
how he fourht there. We found hin,
AZ Kernstown tirhtiuos--,na y tenn
i firhtinr fallinbs hack rrrin,lv Tivir,-
way to fght arain We saw him
strike the Federal armies riTbt and
llcft in the valley and I'll Iyashinrton
with white faces We found him nj
! Fredericksburp on Lee's ripbt nj
charlottesville in Hooker's rear
al Manassas behind Pope on bis
flank. in his front. We have found
him at Gaines Mills. Fate waited
for him before striking a last blow
Ii was the hammer In his rrasp
which shattered the Federal positinn
Without him I,onrstraet and Hin
would have been pressed back rout-
ed annihilated.
A christian in his faith-a child in
his sympathies-a general who cared
not for the worlds admiration as
much as for the comfort of any siurle
man who followed him in his wonder
ful marches. Ha had tho rnpreore of
lion and the heart of a woman,
vTI,, .,,,,,,,, IA ,,r;,,z..,r -, -.
"H4 SitluSt u wal "Stt