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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-16
WEATHER REPORT.
CITY CHAT.

All was quiet around the county
offces yesterday.
See Mexico Bill at Sedalia fair, Sep
tember % to q.
Circuit court has adjourned until No
sember. Next comes criminal court.
-Barnum is coming, and so are Mexico
Bill and Postlewaite'S band at Sedalia Fair
Sept. SD to 9th.
The sidewalk on Lamine street, be-
tween Second aud Third, needs the atten-
tion of the sidewalk artist.
The funeral of Mrs. Fry took place
Yesterday morning, from the First Baptist
shsrch, Rev. J. B. Fuller officiating.
Missouri Pacific consoIidator engine No.
S13 was off the track at the west end OF the
yards last night. 1t took good hour to
put her back.
The police might find something rich
In the house on East Main street. See
Mexico Bill and Postlewaite's band at Sc
dalia Fair Sept. 23d TO 9th.
The trial of Hopkirk and Brown6eld
for murder at Clinton is dra wing large
crowd. See Mexico Bill and Postlewaite's
band at Sedalia Fair Sept. sd TO 9th.
"A man ran into the BAzoo Office yester-
day evening, and in an excited tone of voice
asked :: "Are you going TO see Mexico
Bill and Postlewsite's band at Sedslia Fair
September 23d to 9th"
The pavement on Kentucky street, be-
tween Main street and the railroad, is In
very dangerous condition but little work
or expense would repair il, if attended TO
Mt once, and probably save the city dam
age suit.
Jas. NJ. Clute & Co. announce that
they have disposed of their entire stock of
dry goods, ETC., to party IN Kansas City.
j. NJ. Clute and d. H. Black will continue
an the carpet, tayloring and gentleman's
furnishing goods at the old stand.
The condition of some of the back
Yards on the north side and especially
those occupied by hog pens. is worthy OF
fhe immediate and rigid attention of the
sanitary department They are perfect
cess pools of foul odor and disease breeding
pestilence.
Quite lively scraping MT
place on the north side between two OF the
colored bloods. They were both badly
used up, but able to escape the lynx-eyed
police. Another of the colored population
of the female persuasion is at the bottom
of the affair, and unless peace is soon de-
clared the whole outfit will receive the
benefit OF the BAZoo's columns.
1t was reported on the streets yester-
day morning that crazy man was playing
havoc with things in East Sedalia. a
BAzoo reporter investigated. and found
that the rumor was entirely without foun-
dation. See Mexico Bill and Postlewaite's
band at Sedalia fair, September % to q.
"A movers team or the north side took
fright yesterday at a newspaper blowing up
the street, and ran away, dumping out two
children, woman and three dogs; the
head of the family, however, stuck to the
team and succeeded in bringing them to q
halt. After gathering up his scattered be-
longings, he found no harm was dene be-
yond the fright and few bruises. he in
formed BAzooITE he was going to Kansas
and wanted to find place where they had
sono newspapers.
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Half Fare,

The Missouri Pacific railway will sell
tickets to the Sedalia Exposition for one
fare the round trip as follows:
Pleasant Hill and intermediate places.
Jefferson City and intermediate places.
Hannibal and intermediate places.
Lexington and intermediate places.
Warsaw and intermediate places.
Fort Scott and intermediate places.
Paola and intermediate places.
Joplin and intermediate PLACES.
Nevada and intermediate places.
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There VIII be Some Fun.

The city council meets Monday night
and large delegation OF citizens is ex
pected TO be present to enter their protest
in regard to high assessment on property
recently made. At this meeting the ques
ton OF lowering the 'gin mill" license will
also come up. Ii the city must have more
revenue why not let the "gin mills" pay it
One gentleman informed the reporter yes
ierday that the city could take his entire
stock of goods for his assessment and then
he would be about $500 ahead. See Mex
leo Bill and POstlcwait's band at Sedalia
Fair september % to 9th.
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Beat at their Own Game.

Mexico can beat such country clubs as
the louisiana nine without much trouble,
but Sheu it comes to fooling with Sedalii
and -. Louis combined they are not so
succeSsful.-Mexico Ledger.
When Sedslia gets Oui-generIled IN Sc
curing foreign talent TO aid her in game
she will md the weather very frigid in
August. Sae Mexico Bill and Postlewsite's
Band, at Sedalis FAIR, Sept. % to "a.
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Heard Heard,

Hon. John T. Heard spoke at Lamonte
last night to an audience of about 600,
among whom were many ladies. The &C.
casion was enlivered by some fine music
by the Lsmonte band The enthusiasm of
the crowd found frequent vent n raptur-
Gus applause Geo. T. Longsn made 9
good second to Mr.. Heard.
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From gentleman who came 10 on the
Lexington branch train last night, the re-
porter learned that John T. Christ, the
democratic "war horse" came as far as
Independence on the train, at which place
he was met by large delegation Of citi-
zens and brass band.
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Committee Meeting.

The republican county central commit
tee, met Yesterday and adjourned to meet
again, Saturday, September 10Th. at l;so p.
m, at the city hall, at which time they
propose to nominate candidate for the
legislature from the eastern district and
make arrangements for the county cam
paigp. See Mexico Bill and Postlewsite's
band at Sedalia Fair, September q to "a.
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Married.

By Esquire Halstead, at the residence Of
the brides father, in southwest Sedslia, at
7:30 o'clock last evening, Mr.. Pleasant
Early and Miss Beatrice Mattox. The
wedding was private, only 8 few intimate
friends being present.
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The Paragon Social Club.

Don't forget the Paragon Social Club
ball at the perk Wednesday evening, Sept.
18th.
The club is composed of representative
K. Il T. shop boys, who intend 10 snare
neither time nor money TO make il g.and
success.
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BankeuS airche apt ths
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See Postlewaite's band at Sedsiia fair
Sept. % 10 q.
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See the finest stock at Sedalis fair Sept.
% to q.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars

In Ecoi4 ur,d "
Misouna r,i former
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money
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-09-19

cSy- Wanted, a niiddle-aged White Woman, of
good character, to cook, wash and iron, for
single gentleman without family. Enquire at
this office ~ % - "a -#-f 22au
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sY- 1000 to Loan, in sums to suit. Herman
Stump, Bel Air. my23
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Pic Mic AT ErankIinxiIIe.

Our neighborhood has been enivened by re-
markable degree of gaiety during the past sum-
mer season. Many handsome private entertain
ments have taken place also fairs and more pub.
lie festivities. The evenings of the 18th, 18th and
l3th were characterized by species of pic mic,
which took place in a grove belonging to Mr.. j.
ID. Rumsey, near Frank1nviIle, Baltimore coun-
ty. Here was put down a large platform for
dancing, excellent music provided, and deli
c!ous ice cream, fruit and cake furnished at rea-
sonable rates. wheel of fortune formed an at
tractive feature of the entertainment. The OBJ
jeet of the pic mic was to raise funds for the
purchase of musical instruments necessary
for the formation of musical band, which
the young men of Franklinylle are anxious to
accomplish. This intention has been mentioned
before in the Agis. 1t is very commendabe and
we heartily hope they. may succeed. The enter
tainment was under the direction of MIR. A. A
Blakeney, the enterprisng proprietor of Frank
linville factory, under whose excellent manage
ment the affair passed off most successfully and
pleasantly. There was a large attendance, es-
pecially on Saturday night. The platform was
thronged to its utmost capacity. Order and good
humor seemed to rule, and we think Mr.. Blake
ney should be congratu lated on having afforded
the whole neighborhood so pleasant an entertain
ment. The sum realized was quite satisfactory
commencement to the musical fund, UNA
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icy Josiah Cope's Phosphate.-I am still
agent for the sale of this well-known and rella-
BILE Fertilizer, which has been used with so
much satisfaction and certainty by the farmers
of Hartford county for many years past. Also
pure Bone Dust, &c. Harper H. Black, Forest
Hill, Hartford county, Nd ap4
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lB-To Farmers.-I want every Farmer in
Hartford county TO know that sell the Best
and Cheapest Grain and Fertilizer Drill made.
Call and examine before buying. Thomas Han
way Rel Air Md au15
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Icy Lost, on Friday night, August Sth, 1884, q
| Red Leather Pocket Book, containing number
ofpapers, valuable only to the owner. A suitable
reward will be paid If returned to Mr.. A. A.
Carroll, at Stagmer's Hotel, Bel Air 15au
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


BUSINESS NOTICES.
Eight cents line for the first insertion, and
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to a line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid.
~ For Sae.-One Top Buggy, Pole and
Shafts one No-top three quarter seat Buggy,
Pole and Shafts; Track Sulky, Harness, Quarter
and Shin Boots, Maud s. Toe Weights, Cooling
and Sweat Blankets, and many other things per-
tanning to track and road VIM. Hess, Bel Air.
19sep2t
s9y"If you think of getting Sewing Machine
of any kind made in this country, it will be to
your advantage to reaa the advertisement of
VIM. G. Jeffrey, and call at his warerooms, in
Bel Air, or address him by mail and he will call
and see you. 19sep4t
sSy-Grain Wanted-10,00U bushels Wheat,
20, 600 bushels Corn, in trade for Reckord's High
Grade Fertilizers. Highest price paid. Henry
Reckord u Sons. i9sep3t
s9y- For Sale.-A few Berkshire Pigs, suitable
to feed through the winter; also few for breed
ers. All cheap if promptly applied for: A. M.
Fulford, Bel Air. 19sep2t
Sy-Reckord's Special Compound is High
Grade Dissolved Bone Phosphate. 1t will pay
you to use it this fall on your wheat. 19sep3t
cB-For sale-One Dayton Wagon with
pole and shafts; one set of Breeding Harness,
with Collars, Hames and Brides; one set of fine
Buggy Harness. Henry Fulford, Bel Air.
sep19
s5y- Estray Strayed from the subscriber, in
July last, Red Cow, with white face, long horns
and very broad between the horns at the points.
Any information that will lead to the recovery
of said COW will be paid for. Arthur j. Bur-
kins, Castleton, Hartford county, Md. 19sep3t
.5y- New supply of Gambril's Graham, Gam
brilPs Superlatlve, Family and other choice
brands of Flour, at lowest prices. Harry Bate
man u Co, Bel Air. sep19
s3y"If you want nobby Fall Hat or stylish
suit of Clothes, go to Cochran u Young's, Bel
Air, Md. 19sep
s9y-Buy your Dry Goods from Cochran &
Young, Bel Air, Md. 19sep
! 5000 to Loan, on first mortgage. Septi-
mus Davis, Attorney at Law. Office in Agis
building, Bel Air sep12
w-Grapcs for sale at John s. Dallam's.
sep12
y@Farm to Let-on shares or for money rent.
Apply to Mrs. Jane Edelin,, Fallston, Md.
ssp12
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ry-Grain handled on Commission and taken
In Trade Minnick u Ferry, Bel Air. au15
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The Egis & ntelligencer
Bel Air, Md, September 10, 1884.
2lei9hhnrlInnd Ne,us.
LETTER FROM CHESTNUT HILL.
A Thriving Place i'm Picturesque
RegiOn--ImprOvem Church
Needed.

RegiOn--ImprOveme Church
Needed.
Very few portions of Hartford county have
shown such evidences of improvement, the ma
tural result of thrift, energy and enterprise, as
Chestnut Hill few years ago there was not a
house in the place. Now 1t is one of Uncle Sam s
postoilices, the postmaster being Mr.. Charles
Rigdon, who is also the afable and popular store
smith shop Of Messrs. Phillips s Pyle, the carriage
and wheelwright shops of Mr. John w. Harkins
the steam saw mill of Mr.. John @. Robinson and
two carpenters Harkins Bannister; Metho-
dist Protestant church, in which the Rev. Messrs.
Valiant and Gill discourse to large congrega-
tlons every other Sunday. A new church is,
however, needed, and from the appearance of
the surrounding country there ought to be no
school is well attended. the number of pupils fire.
quently making 1t necessary to have an assistant.
1t is well taught by Mr.. Edward Brown.
Chestnut Hill is situated in the midst of fertile
postoffice view is had which would delight the
eye of an artist. In full sight, also, are three
large new tobacco houses, lately finished and
filled, belonging to VIM. II. Clark Jno. o. Rogers
and s. W. Harkins Tobacco is staple crop in the
neighborhood, the yield being large and the profit
exceeding that of other farm crops.
Mr. John s. Smith has just finished a large cat
tie shed with straw house above it, carriage house
and granary.
The Sunday School festival of Deer Creek
church. which was fortunate enough to attend,
was delightful affair. Ice cream, lemonade,
cake. confectionery, &c., were supplied in abund-
anee to the children and to the visitors as we'll
Perhaps your county authorities do not know
that the road from the church to Mr. Thomas
Robinson's gate Is in most dangerous condition.
l believe if they knew it they would have it re-
paired at once.
Mr.. John G. Robinson has team of four fine
mules, for which, am told, he received a pre-
hauled load of 81 tons with them. He Is ma
turally very proud of his team. TRAVELLER.
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The Yofain Maine.

The full returns from the Maine election show
that the Republican majority over all is 1927,
and their percentage of the total vote is 55.3S.
In 1876 the last time that there was square
party issue presented, the Republican majority
was 14,36S, and their percentage of the total
vote 55.27. 1t would seem, then, that Mr..
Blaine's popularity, State pride and tireless
canvass have enabled the Republicans to make
gain of about one-tenth of one per cent. on the
xote of eight years ago.-SuR
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Amy HOusekeeper who sends at once the
names of five married ladies, at same address,
and II two-c cent stamps for postage, will receive
ing and instructive Domestic Journal, devoted
TO Fashions, Fancy Work, Decorating, Shopping
Cooking, and Household matters. Best Paper
published for Ladies. Every Housekeeper wants
1t Regular price, $1.00. Must send now Address
Domestic Journal, Nunda, N. Y.
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YauCan Hawaii,

MY dear, what would give to have your hair p
is often said by middle aged ladies to young ones
Madam, you may have Just such hair; Parker's
hair from falling Off, restore the original color
and make it long, thick, soft and glossy You
Balsam is not oily, not dye, but is an elegant
dressing, and is especially recommended for Its
cleanliness and purify.
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A Wonderful RecOrd!-why is 1t that the
Business of the Baltimore Clothiers, G. N. Oehm
& Son. 230 w. Pratt and 55 Hanover Sts., has so
steadily grown, until it has attained such large
proportions? Simply because they give you full
value for your money, carry the largest and best
made Stock. and guarantee everything strictly
rs represented. 1t is good place to buy.
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A Strange Chicken.

Mr.. Samuel Scarf, near Providence church,
has chicken which has four feet The feet ali
seem to be perfect, and look natural, but 1t only
walks on two. the same as other chickens. The
two feet which are not used In walking, are both
attached to the same thigh and project out be-
hind just under the long feathers of the tail This
chicken is more than half grown and presents a
natural appearance in all other respects. G.
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WALTIM0RE LIVE sTOCK MARKETs

-CALvERTON. Sept. 15 1884,
BEEF CATTLE.-Prces of Beef Cattle ranged as
follows:
Very best on sale IT, week ......... SIS So Ia @ 90
That generally rated first quality. 8 90 "a 62
Medium rgood fair quality........ rs "a 4 so
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows % gg 3 90
Extreme range of prices. ........... 25 "a @ 90
Most of the sales we're from ......... 3 90 "a 8 20
SwINE.-Trade has been moderately active,
with prices ranging from G(7 cents for grassers,
Sd98k cents for the better grades, and extra 81
cents per Id. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote butcher sheep
at 2h@4k cents, and lambs at 3ktG5h cents per
ID. gross. Stock sheep $2dS3 per head for ewes,
and 3x(a4 cents per Id. for wethers.
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Our readers are requested to read carefully the
advertisement of "Whitelocks Yegetator," a fer
tilzer that has had thorough test, and has never
failed in the promise that It is the best and cheap
est manure in the market. 1t is manufactured
by Miller, Lippincott g. Co., successors to w.
Whitelock 4 Co., No. Al South street, Baltimore.
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Ry-For Sale.-One Top Buggy, Pole and
Shafts ; one No-top three quarter seat Buggy
Pole and Shafts; Track Sulky, Harness, Quarter
and Shin Boots, Maud s. Toe Weights, Cooling
and Sweat Blankets, and many other things per-
tanning to track and road. VIM. Hess, Bel Air.
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LETTER FKOM WEBSTER.

hood and although the dry weather shortened
the crop, there will be fair yield. Mr.. W. Oliver
Hughes cut his corn last week, being the first in
this section.
AS DR.. Earl was burning brush in an old field,
last week, the fire caught to the dry grass and
spreading rapidly would have done much dam
age to the surrounding woods and houses, II it
had not been for the timely help of his neighbors,
who fought the flames with a will and subdued
them.
Canning is not very brisk, tomatoes ripening
slowly. The pack this year will not be one-balf
as large as last season. The pack of corn is fair
Mrs. 8. A. Holloway has her new house nearly
ready for occupation 1t is being pastered by
Messrs. Evans German, who will finish this
week.
Mr.. J. W. Knight is building tenant house on
his farm, this place, which Ia to be occupied
by Mr.. Green of Swan Creek.
The school house at this place has been put In
good order and now we wait for the school marin
10 take her place and put the children in order
n.vxV
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Hot Weather

The mean temperature of the 2 P. NJ, observa
tions of the ten day of this month now passed is
$50 degrees. The maximum yesterday 90 degrees.
30 at p. NJ. to day, Wednesday. This surpasses
by far any consecutive ten days in July or Au-
June gave the same mean to the tenth of degree;
then came the great rain. G. G. G.
Oakland School, Fdlst0n. No., Sept, 1Tth, 1884.
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say"If you think of getting Sewing Machine
of any kind made in this country, it will be to
your advantage to reaa the advertisement of
VIM. G. Jeffrey, and call at his warerooms, in
Bel Air, or address him by mail and he will call
and see you. 19sep4t
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LETTER FROM ABERDEEN.
Business--.WOOds Meeting---General
News.

Aberdeen is one of the principal business CEN
tres of the county. You would be surprised, Mr..
Editor, II you should step into any of the stores
in the place On Saturday night, during the can
ming season, to see the crowds of people who are
there purchasing goods. II reminds one of the
market houses In large cities.
The canning season is drawing to close. Mr..
Jas. B. Baker and others finished this week.
Last Saturday horse belonging to Mr.. Carville
Gilbert, and driven by Mr. Scott Hughes, fell
dead on the roadside near this place. The ami
NAL was eighteen years old and had the heaves.
The woods meeting at the Wesleyan Chapel in
charge of the Rev. W. ID. Ltsnger, was very
largely attended. The day was pleasant and the
congregations, both in the morning and after
noon. were large and attentive. Rev. W. J..
Floyd, of Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county,
preached in the morning, and Rev. 4. Il. Murphy,
Litsinger was assisted during the week by Rev.
Il. ID. Valiant Of Bel Air, Rev. Mr.. Campbell, Of
Aberdeen, and Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of the Presby-
terrain church, at Churchvie. The basket COL
lections were liberal.
If any of your readers want to buy good
peaches, they should call on Mr.. Jas. L. Richard
son, of Bush River Neck He has some remarka-
bly, fine ones, which he is selling at low fgures.-
Mr. Richardson's sons, who have been i'll with
typhoid fever are convalescent.
Fish and crabs are plentiful in Bush river, and
many are being caught, A TRAMP ABROAD.
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Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to a line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid.
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s9g-Grain Wanted.-10,OOU bushels Wheat,
20, 900 bushels Corn, in trade for Reckord's High
Grade Fertilizers. Highest price paid. Henry
Reckord u Sons. f9sep3t
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sg- Estray- Strayed from the subscriber, in
July last, Red Cow, with white face, long horns
and very broad between the horns at the points.
Any information that will lead to the recovery
of said cow will be paid for. Arthur j. Bur
kins, Castleton, Hartford county, Md. 19sep3t
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tay-For sale.-The formula, right and trade
mark of "Early Bird Vermifuge," formerly
manufactured and sold by me, in Bel Air. With
it will be included plates for advertising, for
cards, labels, &c. This medicine is unexceled
and has had a considerable SALE locally in Har-
ford county, which could be extended Over the
United States. For terms, &C., address E.
Wyatt Baker, Winchester, Va. sep5