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PENFIELD.

omor Barrett. who has been In failing
health for a year past, died of lung disease
last Thursday. The funeral services were
held on Saturday, conducted BY Elder
Phillips.
Rev. Mr.. Walker who preached at the
Cong. church one or two sabbaths last
Winter, returned and preached Sabbath
morning and evening, with prospect OF
permanent engagement
Mr.. Archie McLain was favored with q
birthday surprise party by his children last
Saturday. An easy chair was presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Andrews, OF 0ber.
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Webber, OF Wei,
lington, w. w. Penfeld, Of Elyria, and
Frank Phillips, of Cleveland, spent Sab
bath in town.
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III. May Festival at Cleveland.

x The Cleveland Vocal Society had a
thoroughly drilled chorus for the con-
certs OF this Festival, Of one hundred
and sixty ladies and one hundred gem
tlemen, and over my musicians In the
orchestra. Miss Wright was again the
plano and organ accompanist, and Mr..
Alfred Arthur conductor. s. Il.
yacobsohn, Of Cincinnati, played the
Violin In q way to remind one Of
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A Great Surprise

For all who use Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, the great guaranteed
remedy. Weuld you believe 1t is sold on
It's merits and that each druggist is autho.
rized TO refund your money by the Proprl-
etor Of this wonderful remedy If II fails to
cure you. II. G.. Starr & Co. have secured
the agency. for II. Price SOC. Trial size
free. sic.
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The Season Of Doubt

Strange may it nevertheless true that every
there during the year. regular Of
doubt At present the male members of the human family
doubling the probability rather possibility Of having any
Spring all in which Summer will tread the heels of Winter
1t not however human predictions to the contrary Natures
regular and well timed Believing this have placed
on sale; in store line of
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21

A thorough course Of Acker's Blood
Elixir will remove all taintfr the bloou.
II cures Scrofuia, Ulcer, Boils and Plmples.
Sold by Wooster g. Adams. @
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Eofal Correspondence.

Items Of general interest from the 7o~n'
ships are solicited for this department,
and fair remuneration ,oill be alloioed
correspondents.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21

EVERY PROMISE backed by guar.
anteed. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
give immediate relief, Price % and 30
cents. Wooster q Adams.
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George Campbell, Hopkinsville, Ky,
saws: Burdock Blood Biiters Is the best
preparation for the Blood and Stomach
ever manufactured.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-05-21

Skill and common sense combined
In Hills Peerless Cough Syrup, for colds
&C. 90 Lake Street. Geo. A. Schroeder.
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DressInaking.

Cutting and Fitting specially. Call
and see me at my residence on Elm street,
Wellington, o. 1915 Mrs. p. 8. BRINK.
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Beware Of Frauds.-Be sure you ge
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric OIL.
It cures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and Rheumatim.
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Mr.. Charles A. Pearce, Lancaster, o.,
says: ~ have used Browns Iron Bitters
as an appetizer and found II excellent"
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CLOTHING

fitted the Of the year called Spring Our display
tensve unique and tasteful In Boys and Chdrens Clothing we
the --latest Styles and Patterns and particularly desire all
bring their Boys around and try Our Clothing on
em before making their purchases We desire to give goods
away but emphacy declare that give you received in
every instance and that you money you trade with
u.s. We also have elegant line of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

Ely's Cream Balm cured me of ca
tarrh of many years sianding restored my
sense of smell. For colds In the head il
works like msgic.-E. III. Sherwood
National State bank. Elizabeth, y. j.
EaSy 10 use. SEE adv.
For several years | was troubled
with caiarrD, have tried many remedies
Ely's Cream Balm has proved the article
desired. believe it is the only cure.-L
Il. Coburn, Hardware Merchant, Towanda,
Pa. (See adv't.D
1 had suffered from Catarrh for ten
year the pain would be SO severe that ]
was Obliged 10 send for doctor. had
entirely lost sense of smell. EIy's Cream
Balm has worked miracle C. ). Hal
ieyes, Binghampton, y. Y.
Elys cream balm has cnred me OF
Catarrh- Was afflicted ten years. tried
almost every remedy recommended, none
proved so effective and thOrough.-S. X.
Aiken, wholesaler of shoes, l43 Federal
street Boston Mass
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ment was elected by remarks of visitors.
The case resulted in an acquiial.
Judge Strother is said to be a candi-
date for congress from the Sixth district.
We learn however, that he refuses a seat on
the bench, of which he is certain, to race
for an Office, with chances not altogether
In his favor.
A number of Pilot Grove citizens were
in attendance before the grand jury ~ wit
Dessts. There is considerable bi',rfn' -
growing Out Of the temperance sgitst'0p in
that community.
Charlie Bell, councilman frnn the
Second ward, was indicted Tor .'i-epprn-
printing public funds. This ~. j. 81, al
the city political muddle and wpu.,. >pen
TO a disintere>ted observer like p,rS, CuIiou
"n the art Of some one. The grounds on
which the Indictment Is based i that Eel
vot Il To allow the account Tor legal services
rendered the cuuEcil by James II. john
son, whIc: account, II = claimed. wlS ifuS
paid. The account, however,
- the records al the council wit show,
wss d"ly approved by the commute, or
ci.IIns, Myers and johnson, I'D voted
u .on ard allowed by tn following woe:
Gras, Wells. Myers. johnson. and Er.i:
nays, SIreh and Mitchell Now, why = j.
:hat uniy Bel WAS indicted and IL, Others
not? Ii one was .uii'v all surely acre.
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Correspondence of the BazOo.

Correspondents OF the Bazoo.
HANNIBAL, Feb. -.
The lumber trade AT present is overrun
with business. and car after car Is being
loaded and shipped to all parts. Hannibal
is Justly proud of this, her most extensive
enterprise.
Tonight there is social hop at the
residence of Mr.. Pense, in the southern part
of town. A large number of guests have
been invited, and doubtless a good time
will be had
The X. of p. masquerade ball TreSday
night was a decided success. the hall being
crowded with the elite of the city. The
guests were all gorgeoHsly srrayed in rich
aud costly costumes, and continued the
merry making till the "wee sma" hours of
morn. They all unite in returning thanks
to the gallant knights for the evenings
pleasure
LOOMS & Sni yely, heavy coal oil specu-
lators, lost eighteen tanks al oil by fire
near Cleveland last week. 1t seems tina,
the train that was hauling il "broke into"
on a hill short distance from Cleveland
and whIle being coupled together one of the
tanks exploded, setting fire TO the whole
train. The caboose aud engine were "cut
OFF and the train was all consumed. The
country Tor miles around Is said to have
been illuminated by the cOnfagration, and
had it taken place within the city limits
would doubtless bave consumed large
portion of the city. 1t is rumor,d that the
firm will remove their headquarters to
Kansas City. Should they do so il will be
a heavy blow TO Hannibal, as they did
large business and employed large mum
Der of men, who will thus be thrown out of
employment.
-Advces from the wrecked Hannibal &
81. Joseph train state that piling has been
driven through the top of the wrecked
coaches for the reconstruction of the bridge
This is is not as ii should BE-, for one OF the
passengers states that when he last looked
into the smoker there were more passengers
there than escaped. If this is the case
then the wreck should be raised before
piing is driven, for if there still be bodies
in il they might be driven into the mud of
the river, or so horribly mutilated as TO
make it impossible for their friends TO
recognize them. CAL.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
A Dude to Tame and De ~cTibe -
The Playful and Festive
Cowboy-Wonderful
Wimin Folks.

EDITOR BAZDo-The familiar lace 81
the der old BAZOo brings - life the lCqua-
cioUs part OF my nature, and i pray you
indulge me for a few moments Forgive
tue weakness, bu; | have laid aside spurs
and cartridge belt ard have made the
most respectable appearance possible 1.-THE
clothes brush Is missing Tor an approach
into your august presence.
We read with interest the account Oi
Sedslia's leap year bail, tic Would like
to tell Won now We de- the thing ont here.
but know the fate o. too much gossip.
Strange as a scene oil AIladin's lamp. We
have 3 DUE. a real live dude, wav out
comes gentle enough. | will describe hIm
The year round find, us enero>Sed in lie
same pursuits-huuting and fishing until
the yearly round up," when the yearlIng>
are ripe ana every man has provided HIM
self with Il branding iron, and he that
gtthvr-th no, unto himself Is left. You
wunld De surprised al the genius displayed
IN the devices that adOru the poor DOvines.
The war still goes on between the natives
sni the stock men. The prairie grass
that usually supports the cattle during the
winter has been burned To- such an extent
that thousands will die from starvation.
We inh@bit country unknown TO law,
gospel or any of the cuuventiunalitieS that
grade society. All the exchanges vi the
little courtesIes al life are unaccepted ant
uniwpOrtant. All suavIIy OF manner, gen
tieness OF disposition, and courtesy OF ex-
preston, are regarded a. weaknesses un-
worthy cowboy. The sweet smile and
kindly actions are TOO small coins TO
count in the lille of a frCuiier-man. The
excessive restles-nesS OF young manhood is
not hrmpered by restraints az home. His
natural instincts know no checks. His
vague and ambitious lOngiDgs for excite
meDt has a scope bcund!esS aS these vast
praIries and a deep - the uOfajhOmahle
BAY waters. No Young man Il up 10 the
requirements oi public opinion until he
can sport Winchester rifle, a pair Of
dragon spurs, belt with pistols vi various
sizes, makes and utilities. We all have =
pony; it : not considered gent-el To- Or
without one. With genuine QaixOiic
pride we mount, completely ,ncased In
sole leather. spacious POCKETS on the sad
die, we'll filled with pipe, Tobacco, crackers
salt, and flask. >iicker tied on behind. a
irving pan on one side and a gun on the
other.
Thus equipped W. start FOR a hunt. No
need To- mention time To b. back. - that
Il - uncertain a. the quantity and quality
81 game We will bring. And then our food
ana lire l. looked after, ut all times, nv the
wimIn folks" who dO FL The chores. and
wonder how any wife can lie so
and eXScting a. To require her
hubby To- provide both meat and bread
Dear, good women-thev are lot the sort To
Hale, healthy and happy.
They breathe deep down, eat breakfast.
and can run a loot race with anv pedes
iran on the track. They GO in fnr solid
comfort and thirty inch belt There Is
real blood, bones, flesh, air and appetite in
their makeup
Times up, without telling Won what !
know OF the so-called Noble Red Man.
MAURICE
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BURGLARIzED.
The Postofflce at Rich Hill
Entered by Unknown
Burglars.
Eight Hundred Dollars in Cash
and Stamps Confscated
by the Thieves.

Rich HILL, No, Feb. -.


Rich HILL, No, Feb -.
Quite nutter of excitement was created
i'm ais ci'v e"rls Ih.s mUroirg by the an
uour cement tina: toe pnSiriiice mad b-en
enter, and robbed souIe lime during the
previous night. An Inspection 81 The prem
lses r,vealrd the Tact that the bnrgiarS had
f1cied an entrance ihrou.G the back door
from which they had forced both the Toe,
ana a heacy catch bolt. Once inside they
went To wura with a system ana skill uIru..
TIE large Hall size, winch proves them To-
have been experts ri the hIsiuvss. Driii-
ing a hole i'm the sale 10 Be-. .cil q, he com
nii alton TIA snUn broke I lock and alb
sliac!-d from the SHE about 800 in money
;,ud 500 in Stamps. All The record books
and other matter Iu {. - SIC were taken
OFT aud carried To the South Methodist
church, where they examined them at their
j. iSure and lett them. In the store, scat
tered about the sale, We're found a sledcc
hammer, brace and two ch;sels, stolen
from Keedy's blacksmith shop near BY.
As vet $50 clue has been obtained To the
thieves. Postmaster Huckeby telegraphed
at once to the po.totiica inspector in St
Louis, and on his arrival thorough exam
iuation will he made.
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but before she could remove the lounge be
seize1 her and throwing her on the finsr
choked her To in,ensibility and accomplish
Ell his hellish purpose. An hour later her
son returned home and learning of the
terrible deed Immediately notified the Of
ficers, and in company with them began a
vigorous search for the perpetrator, and
"a the news spread the widest exciteme nj
prevailei, but not until after daylight
was Burnett apprehended When
TAKEN BEFORE MRS. MONTGOMERY
she said she Was not certain but believed
he was the man. A Mrs Dnncan identified
HIM as the man at. whom she mad shot
some week, before for attempting TO force
AL entrance into her house. Abel White. a
color,d man, also rec gLizd him as having
attempted 10 enter has mouse the night OF
the crime.
Kate Jennings positively identified him
a the man she drove from her door Ia
person and dr - lie exactly answers the de-
>crIprion ol the guilty party, even 10 "n
impeachment IL hIs sie ch, and there Is but
lutte d"ubr he i the right man.
The inoiGeAt recalls wildly to mind a
tragic occurrence which took place in this
town ten years ago, whtn a negro named
LfIiiver was iync',ei on Main street ar :
similar Outrage upon = Miss Wi kinson
DANGER OF CIGARETTES
Marshall Eaton, Western Union mes
senger bov was seriously burned this even
ing by the accidental ignition at some
matches he Was carrying in his vesi pocket
10 light cigarettes with.
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WIRED WHISPERS.

The BoonviIIe, creamery commenced
business Yesterday.
-POiygamous marriages are still being
consumsted publicly IN Utah.
Six desperadoes broke Jail at Denver
Col, Yesterday and escaped.
The Ohio republican,, are divided into
three factions. Missouri has bat two.
st I.ouis IS troubled to know what to
do with her bad bad boys, alias hoOdlums.
AT Scottsboro. Ala, Dan Smith shot
and killed VIM. Carter during drunken
quarrel.
-D.nver, Col, has the missing girl this
time, Miss Agnes Conners is her mann. age
Ia years.
The Beilyille. ILL.,. grand jury is inves-
tigating the ate cock lighting tournaments
in that city,
DR.. Brooks and Mrs. Hoffman are Ell
gagged 10 prohibition campaign in Saline
county, No.
Miss Emma Nevada, the American
prima donns, has joined the Catholic church
in Paris, France.
Councilman, C.. c. Bell, of Boonville,
has heeu arrested for fraudulent disburse-
ment 81 city funds.
Joseph Beach shO. and killed his wife
at New Hartford, Mimi, Wednesday even
ing and then committed suicide
Daniel Allen, deputy sheriff of Sidge-
wick, Ono, was killed Wednesday by a
train coliding with his buggy.
AT a negro nickle party at Macon, Ga,
Wallace Haywood shot dead Wesley
Dozier. Haywood was arrested.
Lee Lewis, Springfield, Mo. despera-
do, has just been sentenced to two years in
the penItentiary for feloniOus assault
A horrible case of infanticide has lust
come ts light at Sullivan, Ill, and the
guilty parties are likely to be apprehended.
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II. Fehr

Is manufacturing wagons at Geo. Scheer's
old stand on ST. Lonis street, and has on
hand several which Mr.. Scheer ironed. Mr..
Fshr has first-class repair shop for bug
gies, wagons, &c, and will sell his wagons
at low prices and warrant them as good as
any ever made or sold III the city.
l2-25-w6m
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Frank Craycroft, for Il

Frank CrayCrOft, Tor the
next sixty days, will offer to
the farmers Of Central Nilsson
ri. one of the largest and best
lot of plows and cultivators
ever brought to this market.
These goods will be sold for
cash only, and at lower prizes
than plows and cultivators
have ever been sold in Sedalia
or probably ever will be again
To satisfy yourselves in regard
to this, call at No FOG West
Main street third door west Of
Sedalia Savings bank.
34W2t
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HiOh Grade Cattle

have one car load of high grade short
horn bulls and heifers, from ten TO eighteen
months old, for sale at my Walnut Grove
farm, Moniteau county, VI.
2.26w2ms j. A. LANDER
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Later.
Later.
Special 10 the BaZoo.
LEXINGTON, Mo, Feb 2S


LEXINGTON, No, Feb 2S.
The terrible outrage committed upon
Mrs. Montgomery by the negro brute
Steve Barnett, continues to be the all alb
sorbing topic, but the fact that he couId
not be positively identified bv Mrs. Mont
gomerv has to some degree aided in allay-
ing the strong
DISPOSITION To LYNCH HIM,
though it is still believed that any sudden
development going Ia fasten the guilty act
upon him would lead Immediately TO that
result, SO intense is the public Indignation.
When arrested Barnett was lodged in
Jail without the formaIity OF warrant,
but one was duly sworn out this morning
and he was taken before a Justice and his
trial set for o'clock tomorrow Should
the evidence then prove conclusive il is
generally conceded that nothing can pre-
vent The execution OF sudden and terri
bic vengeance. unless the better disposed
citizens, DOW dong all in their power, can
succeed in allaying the excitement. So lar
rs can be learned of
BARNETT's WHEREABOUTS
last night beginning about O'clock is. that
at about that hour he applied. for admis-
sion at the residence of Kate Jennings,
white courtesap.
She on opening the door and discover
ing him, inquired what he wanted
He replied something to eat. She di-
rected him 10 a negro cabin near by but as
he made no motion 20 leave she closed and
locked the door in his face, when Barnett
ATTEMPTED TO FORCE 1T OPEN.
Procuring her revolver Kate Jennings
threatened TO shoot him, whereupon he left
and proceeded to Mrs. Montgomery and
knocked. Being refused adpttance he
grew violent aud began 10 kick at the door
Fearing he would break il down Mrs.
Montgomery drew lounge against il,
whereupon Barnett went to the window,
and,
BREAKING IN THE SASH, SPRANG INTO THE
ROOM.
Mrs. Montgomery, in the mean time,
blew out the light and attempted to escape,
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-"My hands were covered with little
dry scabs. They have disappeared and I'm
better than have been lOI 20 years, from
using Dr.. Beusun's Skin Cure" \. NJ.
Noble. Selma y. e.. July. =. ~
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Pield and Garden Seeds.

All kinds OF field and garden seeds, pure
and fresh. at J. W. Kalfus' 3O4 and 500
West Main street, sedalia, No. 2-5wl2t
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-Veni, Nidi, We'll came, saw,
conquered-Is adaptable To Aliens Bilious
Physic. Ii quickly relieve, constipation.
piles, sick headache, &c, - ceuis. At
all druggists
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Wants to Marry.

The following letter was found lying
around loose yesterday by a BAzoo plod-
der, and of course il is worth publishing:
February, p, 1884
To the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of PeItis %, Mo-:
DEAR SIR write 20 you with regard 10
getting marriage. VIII YOU issue licens
by the lady making oath that shee is past
Is years of age? do not know that can
obtain any other evidence other than this.
Herr father, who has been dead, told me
about one year ago before his death thst
she was then Is years old. Herr mother
Is living and although | asked for her
some length of time ago | do not believe
that she will now give a written statement
OF age or consent. Respectfully,
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold
by Bard & Miller.
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Horses and Mules for Sale.

Blocher Brothers have for sale six good
horses and one span Of good mules.
2-24d6tw1t
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III YOU suffer with sick headache, con-
stipaiion, sour stomach, or bilious attacks,
Emory'S Little Cathartic Pills will relieve
yOu.-l5 cents.
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P.S.-Do not write by postal card.
Tone the old lady down, stranger, and
then the girl will get her consent without
murmur.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04

VINES Mn, BLAINE gets into a tight
place he tries 10 draw attention from
himself by appealing for sympathy for
his family. Whom on trial for COM
plicity IN the Little Rock railroad swim
die In $50 Mn, MULLIGAN appeared be-
fore the House committee and asked per
mission io make what he called n pain
ful statement" His sworn statement
was: yesterday Mn, BLAINE came Ia
tho Riggs House and there had u confer
cnce with MIR, ArKINS, Mr., FISHER and
myself. lie wanted Ia have those letters
| had; | declined to let him see thcLl.
/ lie PRAYED almost, | would say, went
on his kncos-and implorcd me Ia think
orhls six children and his wife, and that
IL the committee should get hold of this
communication Il would sink him inn
mcdintcly aud ruin him forever And
still further ON MR. MvLLlGAN said:
"NR. BININE still importuucd me To
give those prl. ~ M; / declined II 40 70;
Isrclircd To my own room and hc fol-
lowed me up, and went over the same
history about his family aud implored
me u give them up To him, and even
contemplated suicide. lie asked meifI
wanted To see his children left in that
state, aud no then asked me again If /
would not let him look ovcrthesc papers
consecutively." Mn. BLAINE, It seems,
Il wont to use the sacred name of family
Tor political and other unusual pur-
bosses.
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THE death of SENATOR ANTHONY, OF
Rhode Island, takes from the Senate its
Oldest member, and at one time n OF
its most influential. The Senator has
been ailiDg for several years past, how
ever, often absent from his seat, and his
death was not unexpected at any time
for two years past. HENRY b. ANTHONY,
of Providence, was born in Rhode
Island, in April, 1915; graduated at
Brown University, in that State; was in
editorial charge of the "Providence
Journal;" vas Governor of Rhode
Island in lS49, reelected in 1850, and de-
clined another reelection. He was sent
to the United States Senate first in 1859
as a Republican, to succeed PHILIP
ALLEN, Democrat, and has been coma
t%inuously reelected ever since, having
served twenty-five years in that body.
HIS present term would have expired in
1879. His successor, of course, will be a
-lblican.