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8 THE SEDAIIA WEEKLY BAZOO. JUKE 17, 1890. Deering Junior Steel Binder THE LIGHTEST WEIGHT PRACTICAL BINDER EVER MADE. It works perfectly on rough, uneven ground; in in light, short grain; Strongest Prjne, Simplest Construction, "Managed. GREAT IMPROVEMENTS for .pretended rivals. DEERING LIGHT REAPER. :EacH DeeRINC Cf ANT MOWER NEW DEERING MOWER The DEERING BINDER TWINE made by ourselves Is the best in the world. Apply to our ne&reet StfeotforHlustr&ted Ca taloprne and Full Information or write direct -to us. WM, DEERING & CO., Chicago, II!. PERSONAL. JSL Z. Wahl, of SL Louis, is at Sicher's. A. B. Combs, of St. Louis, is in the -city. Frank Little returned from Boonville yesterday. P. Moore, is at Hotel Le Grande from Si. Louis. T. Holtzman, of New York, is in the ity to-day. Wm, H. Redmire is here from Lex ington, Mo. M. D. McKinn is in the city from Ft. Smith, Ark. Detective Kinney came from Kansas City last sight. Ed McCoraas came from Moberly, yes terday morning. W. D. Ilgenfritz and son, went to St. Xouis last night. H. Roheer, came in on the Lexington Branch last night. W. P. Call, of Dallas, Texas, is Sun daying in the city. Miss Jennie Lints, o! Clinton, is visit ing Mrs. Joe Evans. J. E. Dow and D. F. Harte, of Boston, -re at the Le Grande. T. L. Courtney, is visiting in the city io-dy, from St, Louis. F. A. McEwan, of, St. Louis, is regis tered at Hotel Sicher. Oscar Hornung, came down from Kaneae City, last night W. 8. Robeon, of La Granee. Texas. was in me ciiy yesterday. Prof. P. 8. Spahr came in yesterday adorning from Clinton. A. P. Espenscheid, returned from Tip ion yesterday evening. E. W. McElhaney, of Sedalia, is in the city. Marshall Democrat. A. H. Atksbn, of Clarksburg, was vis iting his brother yesterday. Leonard Ramsey will take an exten sive southern tour next week. Jno. R. Gentry, of Locust farm was in the city yesterday on business. Geo. L. Russell and W. R. Whiteman, -Cf Kansas City, are in the city. W. G. Buck, and wife are guests at Hotel Sicher, from Coleman Texas. MiES Edith Smith is at Hotel Le Grande, registered from Warrensburg. Ed. P. Taylor, A. Collins and Walter . Collins, oi Denison, are at Hotel Sicher, N. L. Peck, of Oskaloosa, Kansas, is Tiuung aer Dromer-m-iaw W. JtL Usburne. Billy Bradbath, of the Payton Comedy company went to Aansas City this morn ing. xvey. a. luacneit. went to uunton ves- terday morning. He will preach there to day. Mr. Beam, the champion croauet player of Houstonia, was in the city yes terday. id Mason, representing The Mathem Glove Co, of Chicago came from Holden Js6t night. b. M. JLtodd and H. C. Scott, both of St. Louis took dinner at Hotel Legrande yesterday. Five students of the Hooper Institute of Clarksburg, passed through the city yesterday morning. The California brillant representative was in the city yesterday talking , the best polish on earth." R. D. McCubbin, the Third street res tauranter, is ia Kansas City to-day on jbnsiness. He will return to-night. H. Bear, of the St. Louis clothing company, wm leave shortly lor Saratoga, N. Y., where he will 6pend the summer. George Edge, the jolly drug drummer from Jacob S. MerrelFs "shop" in St Xouis, was circulating around among the Sedalia pharnacies pesterday. Dr. S. Coen, the St. Louis optician, came in from the south Friday night. He brought with him one of the finest mock ing birds ever in Sedalia. He says he will 1 - T - n. -T- v juace it in nis et. iX)Uis office. W. E. Bard, of Sedalia, has been sleeted president of the State Pharmaceu tical association Dave Murphy came out from Sedalia and spent Sunday with his family. Exchange. Mr. N. J. Wollard, of Charity, Dal las county, Mo., was in the city yesterday announcing a meeting of the Farmers and Laborers union to meet here next August. .He left for Jeflerson Citv last niht. Jno. Briscoe and wife, of Sedalia, come in Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives Tom Jones, of Sedalia, spent several days of last week in the city frith friendi. Versailles Reader. Geo. E. Marcom, Esq., assistant ticket agent of the Missouri Pacific Railway at fit. Joe, has the thanki of the Bazoo for courtisies extended its representative while at the Convention. George is an old soldier snd saw plenty of service in Forrest's old xegimeBt of Tennessee Calvary, C. 8. A. George was always ready for a night ride and he never lacked doing good duty, either Jul & fight er lucking a canteen. tall, heavy grain; in badly lodged grain. Some others do not. Lightest Draft, Greatest Durability, Most Easily 1890 place it farther than ever In the lead of the Leader in its Glass. In tlie Toils. Henry Hill, a resident of Corder, Mo., arrived in Sedalia yesterday and svvore out a warrant for the arrest of his wife, Lizzie Hill, and William Burns charging them with living in adultery. The papers were placed in the hands ef Constables Ramsey and Smith to serve. They procured a surrey aid went in search of the guilty couple. The officers accom plished a neat piece of detective work, and drove their game into a barn on Banks' place, between Sedalia and Georgetown, where they endeavored to hide themselves. They were arrested and brought to this city and placed in jail shortly after midnight this morning. Ceramercal Clnb Social. social at their club rooms to their lady friends next Thursday evening That the social will be eminentlv suc cessful there is no reason to doubt for whenever this popular club un dertakes to entertain, they spare no efforts to please their guests. On Thursday evening the chief number on the programme vrill be musical se lectionB. The Commercial club it may be incidentel.v mentioned m this connection, contains among its mem bers the most prominent and influen tial business men of oedaha. fence its organization it has had a steady, substantial growth and is prosperous in the nignest degree. See the McCormick 1S90 Harvegler be fore you buy. They have a few of the 1889 style at very low prices. A Clinton Improvement. Prof. Spahr, who has been visiting in Clinton for the past week, returned yesterday morning. He has been trying to make arrangements for a dancing class at the "well." He -wants to give two dances a week. Mr. Spahr hopes that the first one of the series will come off on next Saturday night. The people are in a fair way to build a hotel at the well, in which instance Prof. Spahr's prospects would brighten indeed. Mr. Spahr is a pop ular youdg man and the Bazoo wishes him success. At Death' Door. Mrs. Beaman, widow of the late Judge Beaman, of Beaman Station, is reported to be lying at the point of death at her home near Beaman. Starch grows sticky common powders have a vulgar glare. Pozzoni's is the only Complexion Powders fit for use. Went Fishing. S. M. Hodcres. the Ser.nnrl sfrppf. printer, accompanied by his friend R. I o r ' x j r Trr- j n i v -lv. vximtiieau, vi tviuusur, went nsn- mg to Big Muddy yesterday. Of course they brought home a nice lot of fish. Call iMacbine the best. on the McCormick Harvesting Co., for Eossow wagons, they are Sot Oar Will. on an article in the Green Ridge t.l tmi m .r t - enterprise, vyu xueiei, is repre-. sen ted as preparing to farm. For fear that hit friends will think him out of town, he says he is not a farmer and never intended to be. It must be some other ''Will." ,:Oh! woman! whose form and whose soul, Are the spell and delight of each path we pursue; Whether aunn'd in the tropics, or chilled at the pole, If woman be there, there is happiness too !' Beautiful sentiments indeed for a married man but why do you refuse to buy Dr. Dromgoole's English Fe male Bitters for your poor sickly wife, who his been imploring you to spend one dollar for them. Get them at once tnd care her. FIGHTERS IN COURT. An Interesting Docket Disposed of by Judge Halstead. Four cises were before His Honor, Judge Halstead, yesterday morning for fighting, disturbing the peace, swearing, etc. There wus an unusal large attendance of loungers and friends of the principals. The first case was that of Chas. Leonard with assaulting Gbas. Womack. Leonard is a bar keeper for Morris Sullivan in East Sedalia, 1 . 1 TT- 1 . and it seems tnat NYomacK was in debted to Sullivan and in order for Sullivan to get the money, he had his bartender take it out of his hide. Mr. Sullivan appeared for Leonard and plead guilty. He was given a hearing and the defendant fined S5. Mr. Woniack is in a bad condition having three gashes cut m his head and his right eye is terribly swol len. He was unable to appear in court. The next case was Susan Chaney vs. Bettie Shepard, both colored. Charge disturbing the psace and com mitting an assault upon her son Alem. The testimony was rather mixed, the Chaney woman claiming that Bettie struck her sen and called him vile names, etc., while the son told a diff erent story. The Shepard woman denied all of this and said the son drew a knife on her. The court asked the boy what he did with the knife; he stated that he lost it. However, the evidence was too strongly against Bettie and she wss fined 810, this being the second ofiense. Owing to her delicate condition she was re- lea!ed on 8ood bebav,or The case of the city of Sedalia vs. Geo. Davis and Jim Piles for raising a row in Gordon's saloon, was next called. The testimony being neuru uu uulu tiueb, me uuuru jiuposea a fine of 825. and costs, amounting to $29. , upon Davis and bound Piles i-L uvci iu iuc ataLc. auc uuc nua scl i r t , n T i T. i I ior nearmg oeiore uuage Eisner, Monday morning at 9 o'clock. He was admitted on bail. Davis naid. rroi,o -rrr;r p fin t nrraA 9R AiaA of 1 nVinnl- flu'o Tnnm. : r j nnu :n t, I 14.VA -J VUWU. JL. W XAWU. VUW I ng ui .uiiu-uiiui, , uC mterreu m me oiepueua uurryiiig grounds iour mnes norm or tne city, Jbreddie, the miant son ot A. W. Mitchum, aged 20 months, died at 11 o clock this morning of mflamation of the bowels. Services will be held at the Salem church, six miles north of the city, Rev. Farris, officiating. The infant child of A. R. EastoD, died this morning, 1016 East Ninth Street. Leslie Mcilillen, the 9-year-old son of miles northeatt of this city, yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, of malaria. The funeral will take place to-day, at the Set tle's burial ground. Traded Horses. A gentleman whose name could not be learned complained to the po- ice this afternoon that a man by the name or uavis wno nad a norse ot his and wouldn't give it up. When Dav is was asked to explain, he said that a boy had traded him the horse and furth developments showed the boy to be a youth working for the man who made the complaint. The men just "swap ped" horses again and there was no more trouble. B I airs ComrL The case of the state of Missouri vs. Henry Barlow, for the theft of twelve head of hogs from God fried Fisher, living in the northeastern nrf. n? fhp PAiint.rv. TTa rs?trif1 nor. liminary examination and went to jail in default of $400 bond. L,est child. George, the son of Craig Clay, liv- . orge, we son oiraig way, iiv- linor t.welvA milei smith of town, wnilp wt.a, ";j"ri" strayed from his keeping. The child was found on Lafayette street. Marriage 11 cease. James H. McCormick of Windsor to Matilda A. Jennings of Windsor, both colored. Justice Fisher's CaurL The case of Maggie Bale3 vs. Roger Mavelm, disturbing the peace, was dismissed. ' m 0 . Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the beat that their I money will buy, o eyery family should hare, at once, a bottle of the best family te wSin JcSSt6 orTiiousf w lifil ovcana x.w win ny au iihudi uu- Sq Highest ol all in Leavening Power. RpYAL ABSOLUTELY PURE Shown by the United States and Canadian Government tests superior to all others in strength and leavening power. Shown by the Ohio State Official tests superior to all others in purity. No other baking powder was found to contain less than 10 per cent, of impurity. Shown by the New Jersey State official tests superior to all others in practical use. The only baking powder giving off its leavening gas evenly during the whole process of baking. Shown by all tests, official and practical, scientific and domestic, a pure, wholesome cream of tartar baking powder, of highest possible leavening power, and superior to all other leavening agents for the production of the finest-flavored, most delicate, hedthful, and palatable food. Lfehjjweet Wholesome Bread Delicious Pastry ELECTRIC ROAD. It is 8ettled Beyond a Doubt That It Will Come Down Ohio Street. juiv 6ueet vnii. ue me uue lu get get the new electric road. This is stated oc o facf JSo objection can be had now by mose wno protested against, me roaa beiDg built at the time the blocks were kid in nnvinfr Ohin stror mi , i i' i. 1 1 . . , , j 1 1 -t i maiijg 10 let uie ruau ue oum wnen the Judge-wanted to work can not be seen. Next weeV ozr will be running from Filth on Hancock across the prairie to Ohio street and Ingram avenue. This far every thing nas Deea compietea. ana ine line is ready for the running of the cars which are nearly finished. rrn . xi .Ttr- jluc ruua are un juiu xrum iue iuib -rr i m i soun Kansas ana lexas tract on Ohio street north to Ninth street. The rails have been laid on a"nart of 0: u a u ; i i . . , , niALrXHLU RL1CCL. .1.1 II J LUC TTf 11 r 13 11111 I Deing sireicneu. Here-to-fore onlv about twentv-five J ' -l . i i i j or unriy men mive uu euipiuyvu. he first Of the week the force Will be doubled and the work finished as mnidlv nnsaihle. Farmers that used Blue Jay twine last season won't have anything else this ?ear- BaSe Bail. a nifltnh frame between the. linked nine o Sedalia and the M.. K & T. Itltic oftornnnn in o ennro nP K to 2 in favor of the nicked nine. Rapid Calculation The above named classes lege at 9 a. m., June the 15. 590. Class ill Penmanship and continue one tour each, every will meet from 8 till 11 a. m., pils. TTTTTTO"N" WOTi. PT5HVTf A "NTRTTTP Jft9, 00 TTOP. 90 TRSSfYNTS rnTTTmTTVT xi-r -r i TUITION FOR ENGLISH BRANCHES $5.00 FOR 20 LESSONS.. Any one attending every lesson and at the end of term not satisfied that he his re ceived twice the value of his money, will RECEIVE MONEY BACK. We have never before been so well prepared to give individual attention to Pupils. Six elegant penmne will actually teach in this class. P. S. Pupils wishine to take faffeQ, U W . JK. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. BAKING POWDER Sedalfa's Oppartuuity N. G. Wollard, of Dallas county, secretary of the executive committee of the Farmers and Laborers Union, who is on hs way home from a visit to Jefferson City, spent part of yesterday in this city. Mr. Wol'ard is in search of a place to hold the State conven tion of the Union which will convene on August 12th and will continue on August izcn ana win continue in session from three to four days. Over one nunareu c -unties win sena repre deleates are esDected to be OTesent during the session of the convention. During the afternoon Secretary Wollard held a conterence with the member3of the Commercial club aud the proprietors of the several hotels, at the Commercial club rooms, and he was assured that Sedalia would be erlad to have the executive committee Meet this city as the place in which j J? w He was also aU in their power to handsomely en- tertam tne delegates, SedaliVs business men should take immediate action if they desire to se iq me convention. it is an opportunity to benefit the city which should not be thrown away by inaction. Every citizen should cordially co-operate with the Commer ciai iud mtneir enoris to secure tms convention. The sale of McCormick mowers al ways was immense, but it has more than doubhd in the kst three years, a cnum Before Mis3 Bisland started on her triD around the globe, against time. Uhe had the newsnaner sign a contract fQT tw0 vear3 at 300 a year. Miss TUv thnncrh ?hp. won the v is & chump. She brought a monkey hme ' with her and chare-edit inherexDense ... - . . - I account, her paper refused to pay for fTio mnnt anrl NpIIip is flplivprincr Ipp- ture?. Bialand is domer Lurone. SPECIAL CLASS IE and the Common English Branches. will commence in the halls of the Central Business Col day except Saturday. Those or from 9 a. m. till 12 m., to t,t n a t nnr a mrrT Ar m All ages may come. advantage of these rates may STRUCK BY AN ENGINE. Robert Townsend Probably Re ceived His Death Woimd. Bobert Townsend, a fireman in the employ of the Missouri Pacific rail road, was struck by an engine at Otterville early this morning Mr. Townsend was sent from here Monday to Otterville to preside on the left hand side of the cab of the "pusher" at that point. The enquirer snt him to throw a switch to admit the second section of train No. 25. The-switch was thrown and the train rmssed. Mr. Townsend failing to return to the engine in the proper time, the engineer went ahead to ascertain the cause. He found him hing by the switch, his skull crushed and unconscious. From th ; engineer of section 25, F. Rodger, the Bazoo learned the fol lowing : "We came into Otterville at 1:50 this morning and had time order. When we passed the switch where he was found, I saw nothing of him. I have examined the engine, and can find no blood or anything to show that we struck him. J think he must have fallen asleep, and, hearing the noise, raised and was struck by a car, over the left eye." The injured man was taken to the M., K. & T., Railroad hospital at this morning. He is 25 years of age, and is married. Coroner Overstreet attended the wounded man at the hospital. Tri phnized the skull and took out the pieces of the bone pressing on the brain. Dr. Overstreet has little hopes of Townsend's recovery, but says he has a chance to live. Jack Thatcher came into the police court yesterday morning drunk. He tried to monopolize the table on the in side of the railing, by laying on it. Officer Murphy transferred him to a seat out side. He then spread his feet all over the railing. A little reminder from the officer's bi liy brought them down. TRUSTEE'S SALE. Whereas Maeeie M. Sneed and R. H. Sneed her husband, by their certain deed 01 trust dated the tenth dy of April 1884 and recorded in the recorder's office of Pettis county, Mo., at deed book 25 pages 621 and 622, conveyed to John Montgomery, Jr., as trustee, all their right, title, intertet and estate, in and to the following de- j scribed real estate, situated in the County ot Jfettis, State of Missouri, viz: The north half of lots five,(5) and six (6) of block twenty-seven (27) of 8mith and Mar tin secoad addition to the City, of Sedalia, which said conveyance was made in trust to secure the payment of a certain promis sory note in said deed described, and whereas said note has become due, and is unpaid. Now therefore in accordance with the provision of the said deed of trust, and at the request of the legal holder of said note, I shall proceed to sell the above described real estate at the court house door in the Citv of Sedalia, in the County of Pettis, state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, at public auc tion, on SATUJRDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF JULY 1890. between the hours of nine in the forenoon and five in the afternoon of that day. to :r :j a .1 . . . satisfy said note, together with the costB- and expenses of executing this trnst. Jno. Montgomery, Jr. Trustee. Dated this 10th day of June. 1890. 6-17w4t class in Rapid Calculation to taking the English Branches suit the convenience of the pu- ttd oa r TJiccsrvrc commence June 9 if they