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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
PITH AND POINT.
Eight Good Reasons Given by q
Coloreo Man for Being q
Democrat

Below we copy an article from the Gre
nzda. Mississippi, Seminal, wrIren ny =
sensible colOred man To show why he is a
Democrat.
l. / know that great majority of the
white population of the United States are
democr ats, and it is TO the Interest Of the
African race to be friendly with the white
people. About half oil lhs population
north sre democrats, and the great mass OF
southern white people, showing that a great
ms .rity of the whole white race are DENT
crats.
, Because thoroue hly understand In,
southern white people. and they understand
me and my race, and il |, by my conduc
gain their good will and show that We can
live together in peace, thew will protect NV
race now and hereafter, and in the future
no doubt my race will need their friendship
and protection
3. Because all the lralf million OF immi-
grants that land in the United States each
year and the poor laboring people OF the
north are naturally opposed to my race,
had better, for the future safety of my race,
keep on the best terms possible with the
people at home.
H. i dCkuOWlcu2c tuAt NUIsc nv ITC8 -
improving in education BY means of the
good schools the democrats give us, the
white race are more intelligent than my
own and can give the state better govern
ment for both races.
5. / acknowi dye th,t the dAmocratic
party has given IS good officers and As good
government since 1876. They have kept
up the free schools and made them better
than they we're. and have passed no unjust
law against my race.
6. | hope TO have o little piece OF
ground and home of my own some day,
and ] don't want the country stirred up
and high taxes pnt on us rs they were
under radical rule.
Z. As the white people have leen kind to
me-when | was in distress, and have fur.
nished me mest and bread rut nj their
stores ON credit always feel beit~r when
| am on good terms with them; snd know
that nothing will please them more than
for me 10 join the democratic party hence
for The sake of myself, NV wife md h.y
children, and the future of my race, AIN a
true democrat from this time en-
3. Ii ! must vote for ~hite candidates
will vote for those tina. m"s, of the white
people are Tor, and not for lew independ-
ents " no only want my vote to GET Office,
who can do me TO good, snd who will go
back on NE when il suits them, alter they
&c. the Offices.
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According 10 this estimate the party
which obtains the thirty six votes Of New
York, will elect he presiden', and neither
party can win with.U, The New York vote
SO far SO good, but bv what process oi
reasoning do the republicans pu, New York
upon the doubtful li,t2 IL WAS carried b.
the democrats two years ago, and carried
10y rh,In last Tu,eday, notwirhst anding The
fac. that the party was qnarrelliug bitterly
in several of The most i"puiUls localities,
and was dttermilei to keep at the head al
the ticket, Maynard, Il her death. 1t did
this, and vet elected all the baiance by D.
600 majority. Then among the doubtful
states is also put Virginia. 1t viii be
scarcely kept there. however, in the ligh'
of recent results. Altogether, the outlook
is peculiarly gloomy for the republicans.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
GOOD"
Marsh's Golden Remedies Give
Entire Satisfaction.

"Yonr GOLDEN BALsAM and BLOOD AND
LIvEK Tonic are selling freely, snd giving
good sa,isfaciion."-J. W. Coy, druggist,
Dubuque. Iowa.
"MARsH's GOLDEN REMEDIES are good
and give entire satisfaction "-Thos J.
Fletcher, Sedslia, Mo.
81 had hesrd great deal about MARsH's
GOLDEN BLOOD AND LIVER Tonic, and, as
/ was q sufferer concluded to try il.
did so and was quickly cured. l, is a
good medicine."-L. j. Walker, Kansas
City. No.
"Your GOLDEN BALsAM for the Thros
and Lungs gives good satisfaction anil sells
readily. Al what price will y sell me
six dozen for cash ?"-Fred Heck, druggist,
Humboldt, Kas.
MAEsH's GOLDEN FLOOD AND LIVER
Toxic and MAEsH's q LpEN B.Ls,M are
ior sale at Thos. J. Fleicheris Gem drug
store, Sedalia-
Large bottles 80 cents and 81. Trial
size 10 cents.
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Land for Sale.

Four hundred acres nice, smooth prairie
pastures, in the northwestern part of Ben
ton county, Mo-. ten miles southeast OF
Windsor and five miles northwest of Lin.
coin; fenced with three wires, new, in two
tracts VI 16O acres each, and one of eighty
acres. Ponds with plenty of water on TWO
larger tracts. Price from $3.50 up. Terms
One. thiEd cash balance in annual install.
ments up to FIVE years, with interest. Ad-
dress ALLEN & LINDSAY, Agents,
Windsor, No.
]. II. KINsEL, Warrensburg, Mo.
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Speculations.
ST. Joe Gazette.


Washington City is the huge political
barometer of the United States Its mer-
curry, which is public opinion. rises or falls
there accordingly as the democrats win or
the republicans lose, or the democrats lose
and the republicans wIn. One day the de-
paFtments will all be wreathed In smiles
and noisy with the roar of jubilant con-
CALCULATIONS. The next day there is gloom
over every countenance, and hush is
everywhere as though funeral procession
was vending its way to some exalted func-
tionary' s eniombment.
Just now there is more distress than iolli-
6cation about the Washington departments
and the heads thereof. The consultations
are scsnt and few which come up from the
election districts. The echo of the crush
ing blow dealt Malone in Virginia swells
Oninously across the Potomac as though it
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
ALADYS LAST DOSE.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Oberly,
Proprietress Of the Pettet
House ut MOntrOse.
Too Much Of a Dose for Nature
to Endure-Verdict of the
Coroner's Jury.
MoNrROE, Nov. IA.

MONTROEE, NOV II.
SPECIAL to the BazOo
Quite a sensation vas created in the qui
Q: little village Of Montrose yesterday by
the report that Mrs.. Oberly, proprieires'
0. the Pe;tet house, had committed suicide
This report reached Sedalia about O'Clock
p m. to-day. aud with view TO ascertain
ing the particulars and the facts in tie case
q RAzOo reporter
vIaIrED MONTROsE THIS EVENING,
and he found the theory of suicide wss en-
tirely erroneous. Mrs. Oberly came down
stairs Monday morning and stated that she
could not keep up without taklrg a NOR.
phine powder. She complained of head
ACHE, sure throat and depression in the
chest. She assisted about the work until
after breakfast. About O'Clock she order.
cd fire and went to her rom. She IT,
ques:ed her son TO
GET HER CHL0ROFoRM-
He went to drug store and obtained the
ehlorOform and admin stored To has mother
in the quantity of about half a
arschm by inhalation. Failing To obtain
relief from This Mrs. Oberlv ST. mt for DR.
Fevel. He arrived about III O'Clock ard
administered nervine. add by special
request, the doctor remained with the lady
ualil she became quiet and wen: 10 sep
The doctor then went home. The family
shortly afterwards finding that the patient
WAS NOT BREATHING EASILY
Became alarmed and sent fof him. On his
return he found her in a comatose condi-
ton, and after making every effort o
xrOuse her without success he called in DIR.
Watkins. When he arrived he diagnosed
the case aud pronounced ii one OF opium
poisoning. lie then went to work I'm Wig
erous manner To sronse her from her leth
argy. Alter about two hours from the time
DR.. Watkins was called
THE UNFORTUNATE LADY DIED.
Search being made two papers which had
contained m, RHINE were found on the floor
which was thrown down before the doctor
arrived. This may substantive the theory
Of the lady's friends that she died from an
overdose Vt morphine, but those who know
her best do not believe that she took the
deadly drug with the intention of commit
ting suicide. Contrary to the usual report
the town is not thrown
INTO FCROR OF EXCITEMENT.
but there is unusual r. gret al the death Of
q lady whom none knew but to respect
The coroner arrived from Clinton last night
and jury was summoned. The greater
part of the dav was consumed in taking
testimony The jury rec"nvs ned this morn
ing and after due deliberatiOn found a Yer
diet in accordance with the above men,
toned facts.
Mrs.. Oberly was buried to-day.
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Obituary.

Died in Thsyer, Kansas, on November
10th, 1888, Mrs. Adella Dunn, wife Of VIM.
III. Dunn. and daughter OF Mr.. NJ. Sea-
msnds, formerly of this city. Ms. Dunn
moved from SedalIs to Thayer about one
wear ago. She was sick but q short time
about a week-and after this period OF Sc
we're suffering was over calmly fell asleep
about 9 p. IN. on Saturday evening last.
She will be remembered by many OF our
citizens for her purity Of life and her kind
and genial disposition. The members of
the Christian church here will remember
her as faithful christian woman, devoted
to the study and practice Of Gods Word.
May her spirit ever rest with her blessed
Master. Amen.
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Special Notice.
SEDALLA, Mo-. Nov. Is

IHDAAhhD AUOss ANVN- TT.
To the People Of Central Missouri:
Having sold the Sedalia Wooden Mills
property. machinery, etc, We will commence
today q closing ont sale of our entire stock
of wooden goods to the people at prime cosi
of manufacturing Our stock is Vet full
and complete and all must be closed out
and sold by January LIST. Jeans. aAnnels,
linseys, blankets, yarns. etc.-every piece
of which must be sold. Everybody needing
winter goods should attend this great clos.
ing ont sale of the old reliable Sedalia
Wooden Mills. Yours truly,
Ii l3w2t G.. E. HANCOCK & Co.
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were the roar of another Bull Run or Ma

were the roar of another Bull Run or Ma
nassas. II takes twelve electoral vot.s out
of the republican column at a pens stroke.
and bodily bestows them upon the demo-
cratic column. IL makes New York the
battle ground and Tilden the most pr mi
nent candidate of the opposition. As a
result, every republican who is at all in
teres,ed in the future, has gone to figuring
on the future. The south IS again
solid for the democracy. There Is no
earthly Oh snce left now TO repeat Mahon.'s
tactics in any other state. The north is To
be- The srhiter H. 1884, and it is to The U'rih
which both rsrties will confidently look
Before the el.ciions of last Tuesday the
following were the Republican estimates #
the situation as they lheu believed ii 10
exit:
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Showing His COlors.

Berlin, Nov is The German consul at
Tamative, Madagascar, has been instruct
ed to hoist the German flag over his con-
sulate in that city.
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Derailed and Dam AGED.

Lebanon, o, Nov. 1.-THE engine of \
passenger train on the Cincinnati North
ern rosd running backward was thrown
from the track this morning. David
NJ ,ck, engineer, was severely injured. The
passenger car remained on the track.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
SEAL
Great Bargains in Millinery.
Deputy Ciel

This week Mrs. Norton has decided to
close out all her felt hats at half price.
Hats worth $500 for $1,0O. Velvet hats
$3.50 for sl,O0. Fancy feathers at half
their value. Stamping done BY the latest
process, Dresses, table scars and all kinds
Of initials stamped to order. 11-20 W.T.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
Fifteen Years FOR Forgery.

London, Nov. l5.-John Alfred Burgas,
late manager of the Union Bank OF Bir-
mingham, has been convicted of forging
bills OF exchange and fslsiiying accounts
and sentenced to fifteen years imprison-
ment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-20
Eminent st. Louis Physicians Say:
Coo, shn'sItiuuidB Beef Tonic lisa yery

agreeable article OF diet, and particularly
useful when tonics are required, being tol-
Grated when other forms OF animal food are
rejected. In Diph heio .igue, HaIa'ia.
Typhoid Eerer, and erery depressing disease. its
use viN be attended With greo. odudnsog. We
have prescribed il with excellent success"
]. Fl. Leslie, NJ D.; g. p. Coop, NJ. D.; s.
B. Parsons, n. D.; X A. Vaughn, M. D /;
Drs. s. l. and j. G. Niedelet; VIM Potter,
II d. and many others. Remember the
name, GOLDEN no osher)
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Died.

At $50 O'Clock yesterday morning. the
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Wood. The iupersl took place from the
family residence, on North Grand avenue,
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The be
reaved parents have the sympathies of the
BAZOO.
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Sick of It.

that Admiral Courqet, commander Of the
French forces at Tonquin. Is i'll.
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Will IntorC0do.

Berlin, Nov. l5.-Germany will send
special envoy to Pekin TO exert has india
ence in behalf of peaceful solution Of the
TOnQuin questions.
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Working Men WarrinH

st. Petersburg, Nov. l5.-D,sorders are
reported among the working men al Kief
The military have restored quiet
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Office Seeking.

Rome, Nov. 15.-The American Bishops
suggests that a papal nuncio be appointed
for the United States.
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FOREIGN.
WnlCOuVopo.

Ni"nna, Nov. 1.-THE reichsrath 10
summoned to meet Oh the 4ih II Deoea-
her
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I am cured OF catarrh and deafness
by Ely's Cream Balm. My sun, was deaf
in one ear After using the Balm iew
times her hearing was rsIored. +. ID.
Morse, insurance broker, Elizabeth, y. j.
No, liquid or snuff.
Twas troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering in nv head, was very deaf at
times, had discharges from my ears, and
was unable to LIeatbe through nv nose.
Before The Sec"od bottle of Fl. ; Cream
Balm w.s exhausted vas cured, aud to-
day enjoy sound heslth.-C. j. Corbin. 9.3
Chestnut ST., Field Manager, Philadelphia
Pub House, Pa. (See adv't
I could scarcely speak; it was al
most impossible to breathe through INV
postrils. Using Fly's Cream Balm q short
lime was entirely relieved. Ny head has
not been SO clear nor voice 50 strong in
years. | recommend this admirable rene
DIV to ali .fflicteG With catsrrh or colds In
The head o. Tichenor, Shoe Merchant,
Elizabeth, n. j. Price 80 cts.
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Rough on Rats. I"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, Hies, ants,
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
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Somewhat Sarcastic.

Berlin, Nov. 15.-The North German
Gazette referring to the declining trade oil
France upbraids the anti German press oil
that cosntry for keeping the people in fear
of impending wars With Germany, which
psrsli.es every branch of business in
France
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Buy your Blankets at the Wooden Mill
store. lO-2wlm.
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Buy your Jeans and Cassimeres at tn
Wooden Mill store. lO-2w1m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
Deeds Slsi for -e.s-a in the e8.s Of the
county clerk. Webster Co., Nsbassta,
during the week ending Nay 12sh,
1852.
Compiled By st7ahm ! leHssly, abstract
ers. 2ea cleud, Ns6.

Edmund ID. Smith. and wife to NJ. r.
Bentley, warranty deed, lots Is Ia
Is block Q Smith & Noore's addi-
ton, to Red Cloud. $50
McCluney Radcliffe TO John r.
Vance W. d. lots IL. l2 block 5
Radcliife's addition TO Cowles. SEQ
McCluney Radcliffe 70 John R.
Vance W. d. lots 6, 7, 8, 9. 10,
block 3 RadclitEe's addition TO
Cowles. 10
VIM Clspp to Marsh p. Hurd,
". d. lot l block 9 Cowlcs.
Hugh and J. L. Miner and wife
to X. ID. Jones, and F. T. Goble,
W. d. lot IL block %; Red Cloud $1,000
Hannah Brown and husband,
to Morris w. Dickerson ". d. lots
q, q Red Cloud. 500
A. N. Patmor and wife to Caro-
line Peterson, ". d. I acre In &.
". t-3-l-ll IS
Corlista Heltou and husband
to John Kottwitx ". d. ". ! Of n.
e. sec. 3-4-l0 100
VIM A. Heffner and wife to Jos
eph F. Taught ". d. N. e. sec.
1879 $500
Us. Gillian and wife to John
G. Potter, ". d. lots To- II, L. block
5 LeDuc's add. $50
c. B. 4 @. r r. Co. 70 William
Woodside cts. Of purchase {. ~.
~}-l7-4-ll 1871
David Paul to Marshall p. Hurd
". d. los ;, 4, block ! CoW!es. rs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

NAY 21.-Union Service at NJ. l..
Church Mt IL a. III.
Post assembly at headquarters at 10
am. March in body to place of service.
All e~x-soldiers and sailors cordially in
vited to participate.
May 30.-Assembly at headquarters
Garfield Post at 10 a. IN. Form col
umn under arms, firing party in adj
vance, march to school house, schools
form i'm rear Of Post.
LINE OF MARcH.-Up Cedar street TO
9th. west to Seward, down Seward to
the cemetery.
Marshall will order all teams and
carriages to safe distance in rear du-
ring firing to avoid accidents.
After services at cemetery march in
column to NJ. E. Church. Services at
] p. M. Services by Post at I Is p. m.
Vocal music, remarks by Post com.
mander.
Services by Post.
FOCAL music.
" Address by Clare Adams, of Supc-
| rior.
America.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18
Glasgow. Mo, MAY 5.

Glasgow, Mo-, May 5. 1888.
M. Chas. ". Springer, Supt. Webser
Co., Red Cloud Neb.
Dear Sir:-Contemplating a visi,
10 your section next summer, ON the
suggestion OF State Supt. Jones, ! take
the liberty TO address you upon n sub
ject which may be Of mutual interest.
] would like 10 make an engage
ment with You. on mutually ssiisfac-
tory terms, TO give before your Normal
Inst. courses Of lectures i'm Geology,
Zoology, Botany, and Taxidermy. fully
illustrated with hundreds of prepare
tons and specimens from nature. with
a view To- increasing the interest oi
teachers IN nature studies, and tn in
Producing into the schools illustrative
Natural History Cabinets for the'pur-
poses ~ institution.
] have recently resigned n chair OF
Geol. and Natural History Of long
standing To do this special work which
] deem a pressing necessity in our
Western education. I am - graduate
from an Eastern University: studied
for two years in Agassiz's Museum Of
Harvard College: have been connected
with the Geological surveys Of two
western states and many scientific ex-
petitions; have lectured in the Mo.
State University and elswhere quite
extensively; and have accumulated a
museum of over 10000 specimens.
fyou would like for your Institute
such illustrated practical lectures. or
il your schools are in need Of such
material rs is indicated in the enclo-
sed circular, would be glad to hear
from you or them.
Yours Truly.
s. III. TRowBRIpGE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

The hook agent is abroad. Below
We publish the list of our text book.
decided upon as a basis Of uniform.
ity in the county and we hope our
school officers will buy no other.
Webster Franklin Readers,
Ellsworth Copy Books,
Warren S Speilers,
These are by Taintor Bros. Merrill
Co. and sold by A. p. Turkey Omaha.
Orders may be left with the Superin-
tsndent.
Barnes Arithmetic,
Steele's Sciences.
Monteiths Biographies,
Whites Drawing.
These are by A. s. Barnes and Co. and
sold by +. ii. Hunt and ]. F. Winters
who are now in the county.
Reed and kellogg's Grammar may be
obtained at any Of the book stores.
G. w. SPRINGER. Co. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

A; . special meeting At Gsrkeii
foss No ~. O. A. r. . eosnmises eosn-
posed Of the following named ladies
ssse appointed IN FLORAL pecor.isua
fos Memorial day. Mr. =. Wet Nh.
Ms Ballard. Mrs.. W. n Roby. Mn.
James Ferman. Mr.. wm Parks. Mn.
J. w. Warren. Mn u. b MeSin, Nm.
A. n. Pasmor. Mn J. l. Miller. Mr..
X b. Fulton. and M A. K.,ey. !,
i earnestly desired ,has The laj,e- al
Red Cloud and vieini,y Contribute al
the nower they can on ,hA, day.
: wpr. Ada.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

FEsrIvAL:-The ladies Of the Congre.
gational Church will give an ice cream
Festival ri s o'clock Friday evening
May 18th, ut their Church. Ye old
folks. both men and women singers
will ring some ancient hymns. Every
one is cordially invited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-05-18

Balls seed store
- Buy, ass cells Real K-sAss. ssssAs 70 res.
iss psgyery ssa eeiissssss rsss ~
Ihave on my books desirable town
lo.. residences and business houses
Farm Of go acres With good re.s.
deuce, running water. and wood
Conyenenf 20 town
An improved asrr 200 acres vssh
rurring wafer, IRE wood. sooi resi-
jsnce Nth four roosnr. cut buisdings
fair. .i1ty-hve acres under e~nItiEzsson.
eighty acres Of hay land GOOD Dsigs
borhood. II miles norsh east Of BED
Cloud-A bargain
Several timber claims. verydssvhas
fine farm Of leo ~ near Esd
Coud- This sarm cheap
Farm a 10 acres, vz:sr, yourS
timber. frfif. slsruhhsp. aodssoe< eos-
venieness. !; acres god stand q clover
and tinesby~
Three losz vih residence. stable
duxous and tres. In Red CcrS-
Business hcssss oaere4 81 prices
whseh ysesi . fssr income.
BaiLlinx soks In the best part q Red
Good ~ iov figures
Nov j. the time 20 make pso6s=bis
inresssaer..- VIZ give i~nforEasston
20 sns rom . 3rsssase ~k;,~i