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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
AWARDED so,5 DAMAGES.

00ese PyIss Suit tor Bsrvics, which the
County Paid 70 Onicsr xoshrich.
h The Jury In the suit of Hannah When.
Z Hon against Bart township. for damages for
3gjuEy TO her knee cap by reason OF falling
boso hoio In the public road, this
1mnenipg rendered Q verdict In favor Of
rlaAnun for s875 b. +. Davis and II. X.
Ealtou for plaintiff; M. Brosius for de.
tDodsnt
= sule was granted to show cause why .
noW tyial should not be had.
81 The lest csse attached for trial WAS that
- 4. @. Pyle Va the county OF Lancas.
~ Plaintiff testified that in tho fall Of
1eo7, while ON the police force, he heard Of
Dome turkeys being stolen at Rohreratown.
He traced the turkeys and arrested the
thlef. In order to hold him he went be-
lore Alderman w. q. Amweg and made
oomplaint The case was returned to
osort and Maris Clark, the thief, was con.
vleted.
The defense was thnt Christian Habec cker,
the owner OF the stolen turkeys, made q
eomplaint before Alderman Hershey, that
- warrant was issuod to Officer Roehrch
aad that he was paid In full for al the ser.
: vloen In tho case aud for that reason refused
yNV10us W NJtVt WuO uHeuo COuiplhlnt
against Clark, without the knowledge OF
4R Habecker.
3 The crossexsmination developed that
Pyle had made the arrest and had Clark In
y before Mr.. Rsbsck mado tho CON.
lAaint at Alderman Hershey's.
1Ao jury under the Instruction OF the
oiart rendered Q verdict In favor OF tho
eSunty. B. +. Davis for plaintiff, II. O.
1suhaker. Gsorxe A. Lane a1d A. +.
ohenck for county.
Tho Jury In the suit OF Philip Gsrman va
Joseph d. Potts, tried before Judge Living.
osoas rendered verdict In favor Of the de-
sodant because the ore could not be sd.
vanlsseouniy mined.
H y. North and 8. g. Piukerton, of
Rest Chester, for defendant; W. u. Weaver
ond w. r. Boyer for plaintiff.
CURRENT BUSINESS
Al issue was granted to try the owner
nhip OF property levied upon by the sheriff,
~ which Rebscca Bsrto and John s.
Dcuers were made plaintiffs and James II.
0Aok@sn defendant
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
THE SURVIVORS BANQUET.

Bhey Meet Around the festive Board for
Thsir Twsniy-First Reunion.
The twenty first annual ban quet OF Il O
oosviyors was held on Friday night at j hn
Oopland's hotel, with the following mem
oose present: John D. Skiles, w. s. Shirk,
J. =. Barr, w. d Btsufier, p. L. Sprecher,
= W. 6iocum and John COPELAND. Those
surviving who were not present were J. @,
4uhleoberg, psymaster U. 8. A., Milton
,. Weidler, OF Portlsnd, Oregon, r. II.
1suhaker, city, and Martin d. Hess, Para
oDsa
Ihere were two deaths during the year,
0ne Of Capt George +. sprenger and A,
= LAndh. The other deceased members OF
~ ogssnizsiion are Charles d. Ruplsy,
Sohn Johns. John X. Ru,ter, Etssr c,
&eoos Samuel K. Leamsu, Jonathan
eooheT, Ell Lands, DIR. VIM NJ, White
- Charles b Spreoher. Edward A.
DeeR md John j. McGrsns.
(. ~ Banquet was gotten up IN Coplsno's
pe3 ayis. and was enjoyed by all present.
xbe ciiacsrs electei for the ensuing wear
1eee: President John ID. Skiiss; yics
President w. 3. shirt; sscrs ~, J X.
1ss treasurer, John Coplaed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
III or AN AGED WOMAN.
mean .. WrrnKns Diss or UON.
ouDsn0R or rnG lUS0s.
tunbss 81 the Prssbyissian UhascA and
I9eosa ~ An whs kasw assr-rAe
IS 1eessscssf Concsrs Esjoysd ~
hnsss AuG,sacs Fssaay kvssssg.

ootpMbrA, Feb. 23--Mrr. Mary swim
k oroa IL q most estimable resident Of
- p1noa died this morning. For the past
r. Sonn eho had bsen confined 70 her
'nO win paralysis, aud her death
lw oonsod By cougestion OF the iupea
I }DoooosD1 Wns native Of THE place She was
80 widow Ct Joseph Withers who has been
4 ~ onirty-dve years. She was devout
ombee Of the Preshyterian church,
IUGu1nolan Whose death 10 mourued BY
- elrelo d ffiendA One 500, William
II WHhorS manifest clerk Of the p. h X.
S0olohs once survives. Tho funeral Will
4 b hold On Tnesday afternoon at O'clock
; lo0 ~ late homo.
10o Msshodist Episcopal church will
I1noevo missionaYy day on sunday, when
~ =. Upham, d. D., Of Drew seminary.
I 1olnon. n. j., win preach morning and
FNtonipg.
~ Layton band will hold IN entertain
fl1101 1n the Methodist church this evening.
Ihe Junior Building Fund association, Of
Z. unity Reformed church, will give an
n1oztnlnment In the church this evening.
A meeting In the interest OF the wagon
Nogka will b. held In the council chamber
~ Monday evening.
NJ b. Gilbert was arrested yesterday
G7o1Enoon BY Officers Wittick ard Barn.
11a1 foe being concerned In the riot. The
1nEing will be held on wednesday morn
Eost night Officar Wit,ick arrested Geore Q
& 0oble at 81. Charles furnace on suspicion
7. ~ 1obblpg the house OF John Rutherford,
- The farm Of A. N. Oessel, near Stosk's
Aoael0n. The robbery occurred In October,
R1o0s when gun, silver watch and chain
4 - tWo suits OF clothing were stolen. The
- worked at . farm near the robbery
- loR IN Suspicious manner. Ruther-
+ ~ e0uld not identity the man ut hearing
oo)peo Squire Evans this morning and he
- discharged.
9nnk Gain broke through the ice yfs
4 onIoay afternoon while skating and had
(. .oeDnodorable trouble In getting out A
oAogt lime afterwards Owen Stelnheiser
osuko through In the same place, but soon
70 ouk
Mssus2 H. X, Heainer, II. g. Rummell,
9eA Boef, JAA Rowan, Geo. Zerger, Peter
& Ie30ans Jas. Clark, Thos. Nelson, NJ. +.
4 eoFicks and Jos. r. McManus left town
{ - night for Pittsburg 70 attend union
4 spnoetang Of railway conductork The men
~ eo0ductors on the p. Il. X.
xoo NGnnerchor gave their second con-
- h the opera house lsst night to an m.
otooce which packed the building Among
- ealeut from other places were Miss
0oavely, Middletown; John A. Erwin,
& York Frank Loeb, Lancaster Miss Mary
oonmbA Philadeiphis Geo. l.. Fisher,
G 1f1dletown. The M@nnerchor and or
I ohegtsA shcwed excellont musical talent
y sslectlon by the Metropolitan band VA
Vovv 0na
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

NV Ho9E Aof4O4
E1w Yoan, Feb, 32 -Fl0ur market stesdy I;
city Nm sstrss, ssisos 3; supsrnne. " coos ~.
wheat quiet No. ! ned. state. 81 G.;
No DO, n 6OM Ne Ned. winter. April.
2 O. ogl May @ol*' receipts a"o shipments
Corn steady No. Mixed. cash. ..Ao yeb;.
sse, Mar. $40, April, Assfc; receipts, 20 GOO;
Oats steady /; no wh,te State, sec No0
90, $40 |, NO. . Mixed. Feb, sOs{e mar, s0kc
My. SIC receipts, u. 200; shipmsnts' lsi.Hs
Barley dull No. Canada, soos1c.
Pork quiet; Moss, el2 bOol2 % for new mess.
Molasses quiet, New Orisans, 2J0lsc.
Turpentine quiet q 4I<0tsc.
Rosin dull AZ ol 0601 10.
Petroleum dull IkeAno0 In bbis, q 10.
frcishts quiet grain TO Hull, "a
Huttsr soy Msstern Crecmsry. Iy. aso'ss.
llXc.
ted. 7c Mould A., ~.
Nice dull prime city. bl6,.
TallOw quiet prime city. e-l6c.
cof'ee steady fair OarGoss. tor Rio. 17kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Death Of REV. DAnisi wisand.

Rev. Daniel Wiesnd, aged 20, Q we'll
known clergyman Of the Evangelical de-
nomination, died Of heart disease at his
residence In Reading On Thursdsy. He
was born in Upper Hanover township
Montgomery county. On January 1st
1S43, he received license TO preach. In
lSi5, he entered the itinefaooy Of the East
Pennsylvania conference. He served con-
Rregations In the Northampton, Womols-
dorf, Lancaster, Milford, Germantown and
Kutz.own circuits. Norristown mission,
Salem Evangelical congregation, Reading,
Harrisburg mission. He leaves wife and
six children. One Of his sons is Rev. VIM.
Wieand, OF Allentown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

A young countryman, who probably
thought he was joker, while on Eass King
street this morning, throw IN orange ct two
OF his friends. He missed bis aim and the
orange passed through the show case In
front OF frey d Eckerrs shoe store The
man who did the throwing then sneaked
awsy without paying for the damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Ano,.s Or surprise Y.,,v

~" eveoing mere was great surprise
yy a The residence OF Dr.. s r Sample,
q 1nkrcourse. IL wss given for Mfs San
- VINO knew nothing about 1t A party
- stsy persons frou Terre Hill, New Hol.
ssses Lancaster and other places met 9, the
eoass OF E 81. Ranck, In Intercourse, and
looseoed TO Dr. Samples home. His wife
- greatly surprised and sne received
10y handsome presents. A splendid sup
~ was served.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Live BsocK Marksss.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2L-Cattle- Receipts. 0 0O
shipmenu. 1900 market active; beeves.
W; stockers ana feeders S2 s00s 40 cows, bulls
ana mixed, q So0s 10 Texans cows. s2GsoJ
Hogs-keceipts, 2l,Oo0 head; shipments,
heavy. y aooa eoi light, q a5oa 7oi pig;. q %
sos5 oss5nssD -kscsipts. ao.o head shipments.
western corn fed, % 34t 90 TGxal shoru,
St05 30 lambs, u 75065 50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Case s,sted Abou, an Oroan.


A case stated was hled In court to-day
between Augustus Rsinoehl and the Wor-
cester Organ company. Mr.. Keinoehl did
hsu,ing for Mandy q Son, the agents Of
the company, the bills for which amounted
TO over $50. This case 10 stated to ascer.
tain whether Mr.. Reinehl can hold an
organ consigned 10 Manly & Son for his
bill. 1t will be argued In March.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Dsfsuiter Lanes son Arrested.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb % Edward Lanc,
son OF the detaulting treasurer OF Pickaway
county, was arrested here to-dsy ON sus.
Ji,ion OF being an accessory to the crime.
check OF 5000 was found ON his person.
IL is supposed he was getting ready to Join
his father.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Grace Church Entertainments.

Tao entertainment prepared by the
Helpers OF Grace Lutheran church on
Thursdsy evening last was success. Tho
programme OF musical and literary selec.
tlons was thoroughly enjoyed by tho large
audience. The supper TO be given on Wed.
nesdsy and Thursday OF next week at
Grace church promises TO be successful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Wrech ~ Oon sst oxs.

This morning . wreck occurred on the
Psnnsylvania railroad, at Oonestoga, east
Of this city. Engine 1856 Of an extra freight
west jumped . frog and four cars were
thrown of. The track was torn up for rs
or 100 yards and . number OF rails were
broken. Three hours were taken to clear
the tracks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

1nsrs has been some change In the prices
ses round'trip tickets TO the inauguration
Warrington. Rates over the Pennsyiya
soaifosd have been changed some what.
- nov are: via Philsdeipbis, Is; via
sasoerr. a75 ~ Psrryvllle, "a IS by
4eet. ts7A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHIL. pnLrHIA, .Feb. p. Flour rm sales
7oJ bots; Mime Rakers. = 60dc " /; 1eun'a
Family, a 1904 IS: Western DO, q sOab 40
Winter Patents, ssTo6 W, Spring u so5G w
CO. whsst-Fes, so1.ci March. ssHe; April.
Corn FEB. aoxc /; March. tOssc; April. 4l,Ic;
May. 4ac.
oats veb.. ssKc.; Mach, ssJ.c; April,
ac; May. 3ikc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

Banks Smith, George Trout and BepJa
min Nolty, OF Rohrerstown. succeeded this
week In filling their ice houses with Ice
from 5 to 10 inches in thickness, from
Mozler's pond.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Ohicago Produce slsrsea.

ChioAso, Feb. .3. s:10 a. m.-AaIket opanas
wns.ior.o '.N Voi March. u OK; Nay, 81 itA
June. tl OK.
oIp-ssb, ac Mar. axe Nay. Sosic
ls,sasleb. 2'xc, March. sec Nay. axe
rors-nay. sii SIX T. June, sl 90.
Larc-Feb., t5I5; March, $3.50; May, S5 30
jane. o. F2k.
ssor, a,n.-rso.. ps); March.s, e2x Nay
o. June, 60 O2x
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

This WAS heavy day for packers Of leaf
tobacco. The amount received was very
large, and more was received than on any
one day this season. This will be good
news 10 many men who will mud employ.
ment In getting the tobacco packed ready
for the tobacco market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

Gate Feb. askc, March. sskc; NAY. s,lc;
PORT -reb. sli c, March. Oh TX, Nay.
Lard.ysO, ,ts1s; March, wnk, Nay. %, |,
Jure, &c pb
o. OK June, O. lak.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Divorced,

Annie Moggie Nolde, Columbia. wss
divorced from her husband, Henry Nolde,
TO day on tho grOund OF OF uel treatment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
Pupnc sals Of stocks ana nouds.

At tho Cooper House. Monday at l;s0 by
Jacob B. Loug, broker. viz Farmers, Peo-
piss. ftrasburg al Mountville Bank, FIuit-
Vile, k pira,a. Marietta, strasburg. Liti,z and
bridgeport and Hers sshoe Tu rnr he, Nor, hsin
and soui 1t TN Market, kast End Street Rri'-
way stC xs ana 1900 City Skies. IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
RULToN OPERA HOUSE, NAROh 4
ONE NIGHT ONLY.

COL WIN. X. AYLETT, Of the
Virginia Supreme Court, accom.
panied By PATRICK HENRY
AYLETT, his son. Dol. Ayless
possessss oil the Ore and eloqueoco
Of his illustrious grandsirA A rare
treat for the public Of Lancaster.
Don't miss IT, or else seud the
children 70 see and hear these de-
sceudants Of Patrick Henry. The
Blue and Gray, I" March L
Tickets on sale at the book stores of Chss
Rarr, L. Fon Dsrsmitb, L. b. Hers's anS
John Baef's Sons. Secure them early anS
reserve your seat febl3 It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

TOBACCO Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
Books, sample Tags. &C.. printed nj tho INTEL.
LIoESc,R ONCE AT short notice. Price, rea-
sonable. Work nTst-class. feb7.t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

June. 0 CAV.
Corn s'ke March. ssxc Nay, ssse;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
To fmsii Busissss,

@hssrk OF Oak" company appeared
"rea toass sssia lest evening when
~ ss-1s is.-es
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

JOEL l.. HAIsss. Ructioneer, win sell this
evening at ~ O'Clock. at ths Cooper opsc,
the pr" perties belonsin II " illiam Graw, ad.
vertised elsewhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

Blue ana Gray" Monday, Mach 4, Rt the
Opera House. RaIost treat OF the season.
60 see the decorations. Tickets selling zap
idly. No extra ch IT. so for reserved seats.
1Hs first peep OF Spring Is showing II ,olf In
Neckwear at MARTIN BROS.
Clothiers and Furni .hers,
IT. 20 ana IS North Queen St
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23


uOME BUILDING AND LOAN As.
- eocietion. The regular monthly meet
ti0n viii be held In the eec0nd story Of Ful.
ton OcerA House. on Monday. 15th, q To p.
m: Money 70 loan at . O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
DOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE OF TWO
L Modern Brick Dwellings.


ON SATURDAY. FHBRUARY rs. lsS9.
viii be sOld at the Cooper House, Lsuca stsr
Pa u following valuable real estate. to vii
No. ], The large two story Brick Dwelling
House, large two.story brick back building,
with balcony. containing nine rooms. clol hes.
c'osets, back AMI front stairways; situated On
,he south asst corner of Orange ana har!olts
stref t. having . frontage OF p feet, y inches,
ana EXPANDING IN dspth along Oh arIotte street
IS feet numbered SO.
no. !, The twostoIy Brick Dwelling Home.
adjoining NO !, containing parlor. din ing
room, Kitchen ana four sie ping rooms cl OF hes.
closets. well OF neverfailinH water. with pump
therein. ana hydrant This properly fronts on
So feet.
Both houses have front ans back dormer
vtndows, GOV. red with eKes lent slate roofs.
and have the righ to nter the public sewer
They have also been recently pspersd and
painted. cellar cemented which rencers them
perfectly and are In excellent repair.
sale 70 begia at 7:s0 p. m, when conditions
will be MADE known by
WILLIAM GRAW,
JOEL L. HAISEs. Auctionesr. ms i0td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

Dsmask Table loths with Nap.
kius TO match. in choice new d.
signs ana in all qualities. 10.
ciuding the finest goods OF John
y. Brown 4 Sons the celebrated
Belfast Manufacturer. Hem.
stitched ana Knotted Fringe
fets. Damask and Huok Towels,
Towelings. Monte Cloth. Russia
and American Crashes and Glass
Towelings.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23
vsW ADVSxrlsRAsNm.

Closing out DRESS GOODS
at greatly reduced prices.
The entire line to be sold.
Every yard must 60.
A rare opportunity for buyers.
$3.50 Black Silks, reduced to
$I.2o.
SI.as Black Silks, reduced to
$I.o5.
Sr.oo Black Silks, reduced to
Csc.
S5c Black Silks, reduced to
7oc.
Rhadama Silks, all shades,
that sold at sr.as, reduced to
ooc a yard.
One lot Of Silks, short lengths,
from I to IS yards, all shades,
that sold at $I.oo, 75c and soc
a yard, all reduced to 3sc a
yard.
The Remnants OF Dress
Goods at SC yard, are goods
that sold from IS to soc a yard.
Henriettas, Cashmeres, Tri-
cots, Velvets, all at reduced
prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-23

OTILL A FEW OF THOSE FINE
~ LINENS In all the Newest Designs a.
Mark Down Prices. And I'm every case they
are Linen. We do not keep nton /" make
believes. Hand Psiated Tidies for 81 OO and
% 60 Hsndkerchisfs from &c up We have
ranged all our stock of Han dksrchtefs on the
counter ana marked them in plain bgures,
We think II will pay you 70 look over our
stock before purchasing.
Aks. =. Nj. WOODWARD,
msylo-ydwSS 26k East King street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-07
PISC4T0RIAL EXCURSION.
Well Known Railway Officials and
Citizens 60 TO Capture the
Finny Tribe.

A fishing party consisting OF j. j.
Frey. superintendent of the nj. X. Il
T.; James Haggernan, general coun-
sci; G.. j. Pollock. auditor Jno.
Montgomery, general attorney j. H.
Hill, chief clerk for the receivers, ac-
companied by Mr.. ID. II. Smith and
a number of friends, left for Hannibal
Friday night by special train. The
ishing parties heretofore have con-
fined their piscatorial operations to
the small streams in Kansas and the
Indi IN Territory, but the complaint
becoming general that the fish in
those streams are not big enough. the
party resolved to try the Mississippi,
where they hope to find fish
of sufficient size to interest them.
Auditor Pollock is the only one in the
party not an expert at fishing and if
he should happen to catch more or
bigger fish than the rest il will be
taken,as conclusive evidence that luck
will BEAT science any time. His fish
ing will be closely watched.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, Laura D. Smith aad Joel /.
Smith by their certain deed of trust dated
the 3rd day of October 1887, and recorded
in the recorders office of Pettis county. at
trust deed hook ID page loo, conveyed to
the undersigned trustee all their right,
title, interest and estate. In and to the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in the
county of Pettis, state of Missouri, viz
Lot number (S) eight, in block number
(59) fifty nine in Martha E. Martin and
Sarah Z. Smiths second addition to
the city of Sedalia, Missouri
Which said conveyance was made in trus
to secure the payment of several certain
promissory notes in said Deed deeribed,
and whereas all said notes under the term|
of said Deed OF trust have become due and
are unpaid, now therefore, in accordance
with the provisions Of said Deed Of TRUST
and at the request of the legal holder OF said
notes, shall proceed to sell the above de-
scribed Real Estate at West Court Housed
Door in the City of Sedalia in the County,
of Pettis State aforesaid, to the highest bid
der for cash. at public auction, on SAT-
URDAY THE SrH DAY OF JUNE 1899
between the hours of nine in forenoon andI
FIVE in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy
said note, together with the cost and ex
pense of executing this trust.
HENRY LANh, Trustee.
Dated this 1st day of Nav 1889.
Sangree & Lamm Attys., 5-7w4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-07
NOT A COUNTERFEITER.
The Case of the Young Sweet
Springs Resident Investigate
ed and Dismissed.

A young man residing near Sweet
Springs, in company with another
young man from Saline county, hired
a team at Reece Il Hughes livery
stable Friday afternoon to drive out
in the county to see County Superin-
tendent of Schools, Knight, the Saline
county man desiring to get a teach
er's license. When they returned,
the young man from Sweet Springs
paid the livery bill, amounting TO
$3.50 and departed. Shortly after
ward, Mr.. Reece discovered that 8
25-cent piece of the amount was coun-
terfeit. Being suspicious that the
young man had Intentionally passed
the quarter upon him. he went before
Justice Blair and swore out warrant
for his arrest.
The young man was taken into Gus
tody by Constable Ramsey, and being
unable to give bail he was locked up
and held until yesterday morning
when the prosecuting attorney investi-
gated the matter and dismissed the
case, the young man paying the costs.
The young man claimed that he
did not know the coin was spurious
and as all the other money on his per-
son was good it raised very strong pre-
sumption that he had taken it IN
change somewhere not noticing its
character. He cid not give his real
name at the Jail and so strong was the
belief of the officers of his innocence
that they did not insist On him divulg-
ing it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-07
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sec. VI. s. Il. A.
SEDALIA NO.

MIR Holt, Of Buffalo, NO., is DOING
nicely.
Six new pupils entered school the past
week. Two entered the shorthand depart
ment.
Miss Addie Moore, of Georgetown, has
paid her tuition and will start to school to-
morrow.
The special penmanship department is
doing nicely and keeps full notwithstand-
ing the warm weather.
MIR. James Burnett is doing good work
in our penmanship department. He learns
rapidly and does good work.
Mr.. Johnson. City, is doing nicely in
penmsn before he gives it up.
Our shorthand department is growing
at a rapid rate we now have more pupils
in attendance in this department than ever
before.
Mr. B. Mosby, Linn, No., has entered
the shorthand department, and we have
never had better work done than he is do
ing.
Mr.. II. e. Nsegelin, Herman, Mo-, is
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good start In shorthand. He has entered
for six months.
college Society is doing nicely. The
dialogue rendered by Messrs. Williams and
Rsdford, and Miss Perl Neal was fine.
The College Gem was spicy and in every
way full OF interest.
MIR. Jackson, of Buffalo, No., has
made good start and is q gentleman in
every respect. He and his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Holt, have started for twelve months
and mean business.
About the lst of June we will or
ganize a penmanship class to recite one
hour per day. This class will be taught
by three teachers from till 8 a. M. in the
cool of the morning, and will be live, in
class. We will be through work
on our Journal that has always kept US 50
busy st this time of year, and will be able
to devote our entire time to the class for
one hour each dag. The improvement
made by some of our pupils in penmanship
this year is remarkable.