The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 4

SEDALIA DAILY DEMOCRAT: TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1878. SEDALU, MAY 14, 187ft. 1MBFHE5T10X CfempalfB Clgwa Leap's Bottled Beer, at Tom. Qulnn's 4-11-dlm. Fresh Strawberries, from oar own beds, every day, at Hosmann Tuebner's.

Lemuoade, Cider, Milt, Candles, Eat- at Wluzheim's Lunch Kooro. for Ice ud ftmtorrits, at 6-12-dS Fresh Tegetablcn of all kinds, tne bes la tbe market, at Hosmaon Teener's Tbe DEMOCRAT Is under obligations to Mr. George HUMMHE, the horticulturist, fur a case of lasclous strawberries. The; oi a variety known as the Triumph Cumberland, and were truly magnlfl cent. KH for 92, worth VORTEB LAXPT9V fresb S-areet Potato and Tomstc plsotj, call at llasman Teubner's who will poll them fresh from the bed for yo at tbe lowest A meeting of property holders Ftftb street, from Ohio street to the K.

4 T. crossing. wUI be held at the Coun cU rooms this evening, at 7:30, to take In to consideration matter of grading am otherwise Improving the street. A genera attendance is requested. BoaqoetSf wreaths, and floral design for party's and festivals, made to orde at Hasmana 4 Teubner's.

A little negro lost a dime In front Mrs. Buchanan's yefridence Sunday ev ning, and Snnday night he returned wi a crowd ol boodloms and tore ap the sld sad accomplished a damage of abo It la not known whether they oon tke dime or not. Xlsses art ew part Ttvs, very at POKTEB LAMPTON'9 Circuit Court. The following proceedings were had In Is court yesterday the seventh day: S. L.

Hlghleyman va. Jas. M. Teach et Plaintiff dismisses as to defendant, argsret J. Tesch, and tiles amended pe- tlwn.

Defendant kites Itave to answer vacation, R. P. Greshcm et al. vs. Nancy Divers al.

Plaintiff flies motion for an order pay attorneys fees in Kentucky. Mon overruled. T. T. Major Joseph G.

White. Trial resumed. Plaintiff lakes noc-sult. Edward Mason vs. A.

D. trial, Jas. W. Nelson vs. Anton Stallcr.

Con- inued generally. State of Missouri vs. Mtlton Graham. Continued generally. Annie Craig vs.

City of Setlalia. Con- iued generally. Win. J. Marsh vs.

Win. Height et al. Plaintiff flies ft denial oi an- wer. Sarah fowler vs. Elijah Knapp.

Con- inoed generally. W.R. Thomas et al. vs. John Beckley it al.

Lease dismissed at defendant's Geo. M. Smiley et al. vs. Gco.

W. Sml- ey et al. DefenJaal Illes amended answer. Plaintiff files motion to compel de- entlant to make answer more definite. Joseph W.

Wadleigh vs. Union Trust A Slimier. From Mr. George Yeatcr, who crnne up from the Indian Territory yesterday, a DRMOCitiT reporter learned the particulars of a revolting murder committed a few miles from Atokft, Creek Nation, in the latter part of last week. A white man by the name of Flynn, having a wife and one child, had been in the Nation for some time, and Icarninc that he was about to be ordereJ out as an trader, took time by the forelock, and started off with his wife, who carried her months old child, on foot.

They left with tbe avowed intention of goiug to Coffeyvllle, Kansas, where his wife's father, a nwu by tbe name of "Hog" Mays, resided. The man accompanied his wife ou the road as far as the house of a thorough-bred Indian, vUo could not speak English, and there left her. Oa the day following the woman was found lying in the road, some distance from the Imhan's bouse, with the buck of her head crashed in. About hundred yards from the dead body of the woman, lying in the drift wood of a infant. WARKENSBUKO ITEMS.

Something abont Roses--School Is Out Meeting--A. Mpflt (iood Crop of Candidates--Johnson County for Vest. Capt. K. T.

Twombly, a real estate ilea of fort Worth, Texas, was in this ci jFMterdar. The Captain carries a hea hickory cane, which at one time belong) Lewis Cass, and which was ca tied by him daring the last tbirtv years Us life. Upon the head of the cane is i "Lewis Cass; Bora Oct. 9t 1(82; Died June 17th, 1866." fThe ca was presented by Gen. Cass' family Mr.

Twombly, and of course it is prized wry highly. IBIS, ISIS, The best Tea Cent Cigar to Stoker's. M2-d3t Bedding plants of all kinds furnished at low fates by the quantity. Now is the time to plant your gardens. Call at Hust 4 Teubner's.

Company of New York. Plaintiff bas judgment for 9300. Mar' E. Mosby et al. va.

Eliza A. Carpenter et commissioner report of partition. Jus. A. Fisher vs.

City of Scdalia; dismissed by agreement at defendant's cost. R. D. Hnntrr et al. vs.

T. J. Allen case dismissed by plaintiff, and pirn is lice discharged. Jacob Mulljftll vs. D.

F. order of publication. Richard Meiton vs. Gee. R.

Smith et continaed generally by consent. Chas. E. Brown et al. L.

Cartwright; defendant flies answer. Martha Gentermann vs. Henry Qenter- mann-, proof of publication made, default and continued. Joseph C. Hlggina vs.

Geo'ge L. Cartwright; defendant flies answer. Stephen Chappet vs. H. M.

Cbappel; leave for sheriff to amend bis return; interlocutory judgment by default, and continued. C. C. Jones, administrator oi Lewis Jones, deceased, vs. Charles Allen; judgment lor plaintiff for $0,251.08 and 10 per cent, interest.

City of Sedalla vs. M. K. T. Railway; continued generally by consent.

stream, wiw tounrt the body of the Its throat had been cut from oar to ear, and its Hltte body tlien llirowii into the stream to become food for the fishes. There are a number ol theories as to who committed the murder, one of which is that it was the husband of the woman, and the father of the child. is thought bv soiuti that he left his wife at the Indian's house, knowing she would not remain, and would start on her way to Coffyvlllo, where he intercepted her and committed the double murder. The authorities of the Creek Nation are investigating the matter, but will be powerless' to do anything if It is found that Flynn really committed the murder. Corrcj-pomlencc riertaha WAKKKSSIIL-KO, May 187S.

June has been robbed of her hereditary corinal of roses this spring by her precocious fi-ier May. What lovely roses! So many art; thu express-ions we hear at every turn. One coultt almost he had" been Iran-ported to the worhi- reiiowned gardens of Damascus. 1 lie.ml a gentleman renisirk that he believed the rose would be almost as attractive as the radiant beauty from Japan, the CameU.i if it was rare. Plant roses everybody, plant roies, and the TUe Baltimore Belle, luuidsonu 1 and fragrant: the Gem anil the Queen of tht pralrtea; the PrUle of WiMiiugtini-- llus- dells' Catalogue-- al! bunutiful, and trah: them everywhere and anywhere to your windows over tlie porch-- on the fence -up pole.

They cost but a trifle, and las for geuer.itions. Our town been very dull for tin last sveuk or two. The farmers are sit i their crops; many nre plaiitit. corn, and have worked i over the first tirau. The whuat which save sncli fluttering promise of an sihiin- dant crop, been injured the dry woatlier.

The earth which been so Ehoronglily saturated during tin protracted rains of the winter, was hi b.icl condition to stand a drouth, and as a con- scttucncu, when It (jviit ruhini" it baked very hard. Much of the wheat will be so that it i be cliflieuft to save, even if it should ml well. The ground is breaking up harder than 1 In Puttis county, for the week end- ng May 15th, Furnished by Dean Morcy, real estate agents and luvct.U- 'Htorsuf titles, Oliio street, Serial All convuyanceis are deetls uulct, otiierwisc stated: Tucker to B. G. "VVilkerson, lot 1, 2, and Lesher'siuklition, subject to (Joed of trust -S 250 Jeftc Wheeler to P.

U. Wheeler, acrt-f, in township 4fe, range '23 1,000 George M. Priest to M. K. Priest, 240 acres in township 47, range '21 3,000 Mentor Thomson to i i Boul- ilin, 1H7 acres in 'owiisliiji 40, range 1 00 Win.

Laimir to Wm. Korhammer, mirth-half 5 luul 1, block '2T, Second Addition, Sun Antonio (Texas) papers arc filled with sueli avgvunents ns this: A gentleman of bnsine-s qualifications wishes to lder sometiiinc valuable tluit a Mexican clolhir, on i there is now a discount of ten cents, will wiuli more than two Americivn half dollars. whj ilistuuiitV Can you tell u.s? The inonoj of each republic is made of goad silver. I ever having ever, we had a good fh seen it. Hoiv- on S.vttmJoy Continuous effort impoverishes the blood unless it be kept pure by suitable food and (wtwn needed) Dr.

Bull's Blood Mixture. Out Cor Counterfeits. Stay of Execution Granted. The DKMOCRAT received a special dispatch from Jefferson City, yesterday evening, to the effect tbat the Supreme Court had set the case of Frank Milter, convicted of murder in the Lafayette county Criminal court, for hearing on Friday nd granted him until June 28th. ret St.Lonls Beer Is at TOM qUINX'S, llkewbe tke best Wives Fifteen ball for the 4-4-dtf Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and Smokers' Wlnxbeim'8, Ko.

308 Oblo articles C-5-dlm and horticulturists of 'The gardeners Pettis comity will bold A meeting at Hus- Banu 4 Teubner's on the Court House square next Saturday, when ajcrand display of 'strawberries will be made. They will bkre no trouble in sc- eviing thi mi tendance of the reporters. KM SMeLaee, fcr worth An enterprising, wide-awake paper like be DEMOCRAT, is regarded abroad as a mirror of the community in which It Is published. This Is shown by tbe sub- oined communication: COLUMPIA DEPOSIT BANK, J. ZKAMKK, CABUIK COLUMBIA, May 9, 1878, To the Editor i the Sedalia Democrat: P.AR SIR: A short time ago I' ad- Iressed a postal card to you requesting specimen copy of the DKMOCKAT.

Since then three copies have come to band, from which I have gathered some Idea of the growth, business and enterprise of Sedalia, the object desired. I will not indulge your kindness any farther, but extend mv tbanks for what you have done. have in contemplation a trip to the west, for the purpose of looking up a suitable place to locate in; and as your city is one of tbe objective points upon the route, 1 shall, when I reach it, take the liberty of calling upon you aud forming your acquaintance. Yours respectfully, J. J'EAMER.

i-U-dI2t I'OBTER LAZaPTOA'S. Snttb Hopkins, a prominent fanner and stock num. now of Heath's Creek township, says tbat one of bis neighbors sold 'to another ninn neat! of cattle Iastfall and allowed bhn to take one steer to feed With them, rilli understanding that Wben tbe pi rcbaser sokl tbe nine bead this spring was to pay for them after dedocUBgn reasonable amount for feedbag tbe tenth animal. The feeder sold cattle a few days and announced hii nedlnew to settle with tbe setter. Each Bade out bill, when was found tbat Ike feeding of the one steer folly offsetted the amount received for tbe other nine.

This little like a campaign story. Sheet, cheaper than ever, at Mr. Louis Deotsch left Sunday for Cin tinuan, Ohio. Jo. Strauss, an old time Sedalfan, in the city yesterday, and met a number of hla old friends.

C. M. Harding, of the firm of H. B. Graham St.

Louis, has been in tke city a day or two, and has taken several orders. Mr. Wm. A. Badcliffe left yesterday awroiog for Cincinnati, to attend the Na- tkmal Musical Convention, which will eonreoe to-dar.

Mr. Z. T. Anderson wiil bin place during his absence. George A Gallle, an old Sedallao.

now a resident of Caddo, ChoctawNation, where is engaged as a trader, arrived it the dty lost night, and departed for St. Louis OBM nrljr nornintc freight train. He is feting cattle to the St. Louis market. Col.

C. J. Conrin, of Jefferson City, one of the oldest joumaiLMa In the State, and OM of nature's noblemen, arrived In the etty last night from West, and will with Us Sedalia friends. Mt la tooklng bale ICXCECAJI, VHSXCELLE9, part el tke by 81CHCE BROS. iviab to employ ftn expetteneed sales- thoroughly understands the dry goods and notion burineiw, with tbe nerchaBts gen.

In Central Missouri, and wbocw fanbh best rrfcrence as regards, charmc- ter, efflrtettcy, etc. JFoira G. Auxx 4 TKEBCST i stay of execution A Mirror of the Con: nily. The following circular, isued by the chief of the Secret Service dhij-ion of the Treasury Department, May 8th, 1878, was received yesterday by the Citizen's National Bank of this city: One of the most dangerous counterfeit notes ever printed has made its appearance in several States West. It purports to be the issue of the Merchants 1 National Bank of New Bedford, Massachusetts, of tlif denomination of one hundred dollars, Letter February 14, 18115.

TUe points of difference, so Yar detected between the genuine and counterfeit, are 1st. The stem of the letter in the name of S. B. Colb, in the genuine note reaches down over the first letter s. in the abbreviated word in the counterfeit it reaches over the letter in the same word.

2i. Tbe stem of the tet- ter tn the signature of Spinner, in tlie genuine reaches, down below the top of the letter in the abbreviated word while in tne counterfeit it does not reach to within one-sixteenth part of an Iiieh of that letter. 3d, The oi many of the seated figures in the scene of the Declaration of Independence, on the hack of the note, have the appearance of black dots in the counterfeit. The signatures of tresiUent and Cashier in the counterfeit are printed. The general workmaui.hip of the note is excellent, but the paper appears to have been glycer- ioed and somewhat stained.

As it is probable other counterfeits of the same denomination will appear on Massachusetts banks, it will be well to keep foregoing teits in mind. As the plates from which were printed the counterfeit notes on the Central National Bank of the City of New York have been changed several times already, and probably will have several other changes" rung upon them, it will be well to bear in mind that the surest for their detection is found iu the fact, that wherever the name L. E. Chittenden appears as Kegi-ter of the Treasury, and the face of the note bears on its upper left-hand corner the words "Printed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. U.

S. Treasury Department," such a note is a counterfeit. A Tianqnll System. Can never be possessed by those whose digestive and assimilative organs are in a state of chronic disorder. Weak stomachs make weak nerves.

To restore vigor and quietude to the latter, the ftrst must be invigorated and regulated. The ordinary sedatives may tranqailize tbe nerves for awhile, but they can never, like Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, remove the causes of nervous debility. Tlmt superb invigorant and corrective of disordered conditions of the alimentary organs, has lisa tbe effect of imparting tone to the nerves. The delicate tissues of which they are constituted, when weakened In consequence of impoverishment of the blood, resulting from imperfect digestion and assimilation, draw strength from the fund of vitality developed in the system the Bitters, which imparts the required Impetus to the nutritive functions of the stomach, enriches the circulation, and gives tone and regulation to the secretive winch will help matters considerably. Our public schools last week, and the ilp of the small boy, rek-iu-etl from all 'wholesome restraint, will now be heard on our streets from a till dewy eve," interspersed i ball practice in the streets, the j-ymDliony of the musical bones, cat calls and all other hideous noises with which young America to inflict suffering humanity.

A tax-payers meeting held at the court house on Saturday, adopted resolutions the county court, under the recent decisions of tlie Supreme Court, to re-ist the collection of our bouh to the last extremity. Mr. Underwood, the celebrated liberally and free-thinker, delivered a lecture here sometime since, which, however much the subject matter intent be condemned, was characterised by an eloquence of diction and a courtesy of manner tliat mifihtbe emulated w'th profit by many of those who claim humility, meekness and charitv as the leading tei.ets of their faith and practice. The lecture w.is ably reviewed some days afterwards hy Elclcr Monser of the Christian Chnrrh, The Cumberland PresbUeriati i i on Friday night inaugurated the (if strawberry festh als, which of hitc years has been so popular with nearly all the churches. On Saturday a number of folks went pi'c-nicing, or as Lord Dun- dreary would express It, went on a "cold meat excursion," to MotilsernU, nnd hntl in opportunity of stiidunj; sreology ami diamonds "underneath the ground," one hundred and ten feet from the surface.

Since the finM mloption of the Primary Election system bv the Democratic Execu- the Committee, the Candidates are announcing in theCoimtj and the Showing promise- to he a very rc- one--a tleat in nutubers. Four or live for Sheriff, four for County Clerk, live or six for four for Treasi ney no one is offering excep' Win. Knrhiimmcr to Win Lutotir. block 3i, bmlth Miirtln's Second AiIditiiHi, Sudiilia 500 Win. Latour to Klhi, lot 1, block at), Smith Martin's Second Addition, uOO Wm.

Ageeto Michael Lynch, south- half section 28, siuj) range 22 1,000 Rachel McKuu Enilliu Kochler, I and 2, blork 5, Mclvet-N Addition, Sedalia. 250 JaniL'S Duncan to Win. Burr, chum, muhtulcil half north half Kuuthwest, section 5 township 4U, range 20 150 Eugene Rjggin to Amos Avery, same htiiil last 350 J. E. Klgg to J.

Vtinblbbcr, quit claim, southwest, northwest, sec- tiuu 211, touiWiip 46, iMiliie 23... Sidney bhackclfrnd to K. C- Siu-uil, quit claim, lots in original plat of Sedalia J. V. Westhikc by Sheriff of PuUla cauuty to O.

A. CviviiduH ami C. M. acres in township ran'iL'22 Morgan Layman by sheriff uf Pettis county to D. S.

Shy, 50 in 43, r.uige '20 O. A. Crami.itl, trustee for Tim Du-yre, to Dai id, lot block and lot in Sed.ilia S. L. Hifjlileyinan, trustee to Kudiel McKee, 8 acre-, more or In northwest, southeast, section 3, township -i-t, rattle R.

H. Melton to G. G. Vest and J. W.

lioux, i i i i claim, i i half east half lot 3, block 30, Se- dalht Richard Ritter to Geo. S. Blunt, i a i lots 11 and 12, block Cotton's addition Geo. S. Blunt to J.

f. Sprajrne, quit claim, lots 11 and 12, bluck (j, Cotton's 'Addition Ilcece Hughes to heirs of Louis Jones, quit claim, 71 SG-71 acres hi section 12, township 15, ratine CHILDREN CRY FOR IT, 5-l2-d3t Sicher's Ice Cream. BROWNSVILLE ITEMS. Mail Halters--Tbe Democrat--Sudden Death--Personals, Etc. and evacuative organs.

daw-lw THE MAKING UP OF MA1L3. SKDALIA, Ma; 13,1878. On and after this date, and until further notice, the mails for the different routes will close as follows: Missouri Pacific, day express, east, 9:30 m. Missouri Pacific, night express, east, 8:30 p.m. Missouri Pacific, day express, west, 4:45 p.

m. Svtlalla Lexington railroad, 8:30 p. m. Missouri, Kansas A Texas railroad, south, 5:10 p. m.

Missouri, Kansas Texas railroad, north, 8:30 a. m. Longwood route, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7 a. m. Cole Camp route, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 12 m.

ALBERT PARKKR, P. A pleasant and cheerful room is essential to the health of the baby, and the asnl pains and ills of the young ones soon vanish after the use of Dr Bull's Baby Syrup. Price cents. How the Time to In compliance with the law of tbe and for the public eoods, the Mlsttouri Pacific Through Line has reduced its local and through ticket ftrett nearly of what they had previously been, and now it Is almost cheaper to travel by that line than to stay at home. Notwithstanding this great redaction, the MiwK'uri Pacific will continue to sell Bound Trip between certain Stations ft a farther reduction of ten per from the regular tariff, and It IB feopetr that the Line will be amply repaid a (eneions patronage for its liberal ccmceMlons in fares.

GEO. H. HEAFFOBD, 3-ldAwt; General Agent. Chocolate, Mrawlierrj', Lciiiou, Vanilla, t'ocoonut, Caramels at I Farm for Sale. A farm of ROQ acres for sale and at a reasonable price.

For particulars inquire of H. Quiseoberry, four miles west of Sf(hilia. This wcll-k-iowu boardJrs house and home for travelers, has been refitted so as to betti-r accommodate their many customers, their table Is supplied with every eatable the market affords. They have nn excellent bar attached to their hotel, which is kept supplied with tlie of liquors, line cigars, Letup's iottled Beer, always cool and freMi, and mint-jullps. 3-31dwtf ORDKIl OF I CATION.

STATK OK PBTJIS COUNTY, In the Circuit Court, Pettis County, Missouri, -vacation, to the September term, 1678. ot Missouri ex rul J. A. Brown, Plaintiff, Albert II. Randall and Charles V.

at this day comes the plaintiff .1 by its attorney, and Hies a pctitio: and atiklai it, from which it, apumifs tUa. the defendant, Charles V. Itoss, is a. non resident of tiii.s State. Whereof, on mo tiou oi plaintiff, by its attorney, it derud by the clerk that the defendant Charles V.

Russ, be notified that a. cwi action has been commenced against him tlie object and genera! nature of winch to recover a judgment and enforce tin lien of plaintiff against tlie real entitle the said defendants for llic taxes due fo the years 1870, 1S71, 1872, 18' 1875 and 1S7G, winch said real e.stat is described us follows, to-wit: six feet (4i) off of the south end of lot (7), nO nine ('J) in block numbc forty-six (4(), of tlie City oi Sedalia, an unless lie be and appear at tlie next iju; tembcr term of tins court, to be begun an held at SeJuha, within and for Petti county, on the rrst Monday of Septembi next, and on or before the sixth day there of, (if the term bo long continues, and not, then before tlie end of the term), an answer the pliintifi's petition, the suit will be taken again.il him as confessed. And it is further ordered that a coj: hereof be published according to luw, i the SKIMUA UKMOCKAT, a newspupt printed and published in the county 1 Pettis, lor weeks successively, i last insertion whereof must be at lea I four weeks before the commencement the next term of court. A true copv. Attest: J.

C. WOOD, Clerk. ByJ. M. BAKKKT, D.

C. W. Y. i'wnbtjrtou, Plaintiffs Attorney. 5-L4-30dt ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

OK MISSOURI, I'liTTIS COL'NTY, In theCirciiitCourcof Pettis County, In vacation to the Mny Tenn, 1878. A large portion of the American people are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or clhordcred liver. The reMift of these diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable people is alarming, W. M. MOORE, WHOLESALE DEALER JOBBEE IN CIGAES.

SOLE AGENT FOB W. J. LEMP'S NO. 202 WEST MAIN SEDALIA, MO. JOHN A.

MOHLENHOFF, (Successor to S. C. Gault.) Importer ot tevare ai Qinire? INFANCY AND HOUSE FURNISHING Wnc Onfl ond QR9 flliin Qtroot ntlL iUU dllu 6Ui Dim! olioBl, plete We desire tliat oar pitrons call on as to i ixpeet oar r.iry com SAMPLE TABLES, On which all kindi of oar eiicls are reprnsented. This is nnr ens omers can set- at. once what Iliey wnnt, by comparing style and qoality.

Showing in no (rouble. NORBERT BECKER Manager State Missouri, ex rel A. C. Brown, plaintiff, Wm. A.

Mayne-ld, Wm. M.i\field and Geo. H. Hall. al this day conies the plaintiff by its attorney, and files a petition and affidavit, from vvlucliit appears that the defendant, William K.

May field, is a non- rc of this State, and has absented him-elf from his usu.il piace of abode so makinf life actually a burden of a that the ordinary process of the Court 0 exigence if enjovm mt use- cannot be on. him. Wheroof, on two fur Circuit Clerk, wh.lo uf lncM as lt to be. I 0 Tivera reason Wllluin, B. MaylluUI be notiflud that a civ- .11,5 T1U OIIC IS LLH, .,,.,1 tT .111 i-orl i no jtoort reason fur this, if you Kentleman who nil" those positions iit will only throw aside prejudice and skcp- present.

Fortliu Legislature no one Uti an- i tu'Um, take the of drujmists and nounced himself the Kit-turn District. It and trv one bottle of Green's FI run as not." Many of Mr. Dra- ocriiim. of bottles of this medi- per's friends insist on UU be- einii have beon given away to try its vir- jj his own successor, but that tueS) ith satisfactory results in every You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents to try. Three doses will relieve tlie worst case.

Poslt'n ely sold by all on the Western Continent. For gcntlt man so far has given uo iutimatiun puljlicly he would do or not. lie is probably hiding his time and awaiting develop meats. In the Western District Capt. S.

T. Alien and the former Representative, Mr. C. C. Tevis, are mentioned as probable candidates.

In lew of the fact that the I1O ordinary precaution in the selection of the Mile brown poodle dog thut was al- men for this position. We want men iu uays at the heels of Mr. Abe Meyers. tiie LegKltaurc who will faitlifuliy reflect Wvttf tUc ft orewl i iim poodle' lias aale by Bard i-Miller. (Successors to SUefel NO.

213 MAIN STREET, SEDALIA, and Wholesale Whiskies and Cigars. ALE AND PORTER. Keeps always ou hand a fine stock of Kentucky Bourbon, Imported Gin and Brandies ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR our special con-cap BKOWNSVILI.K, 13, 1878. Col. B.

G. Ware, a Baltimore (M. Capitalist who owns a dozen or more houses in our city, is here again to spend the summer. Tlie St. Louie mail arrives here now at 6:32 a.

m. sharp. The sore-headsjwho in the past could not find anything else to whine about only the delay in delivering the mail from tlie depot to the office, will have to cease their music now, us they can't get out in time to see the train arrive or to deliver "Hene'-y" the usual lecture before the mail is delivered. W. P.

Walton, Capt. J. Bynch, Major G. Buckner and B. T.

Bellamy have returned from the Grand Pass lakes, and report fishing good. Everybody wants to borrow our DEMOCRAT, and we loan it to every one who calls forlt, but we would prefer to have you all take a copy, and you will be sure to get it every morning, and it will only- cost you ten dollars a year. Give us yonr name, and we will guarantee satisfaction on the part of the managers of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. Mark Scott, a larmer, living three miles east of town, died this afternoon from the effects of a congcstivePchiH. His death appears to affect his neighbors very much, as they knew nothing; of his sickness until they had notice of his death.

We learned to-day that the City Council intend to let the contract to-night for the building of a calaboose. John Tuthill, the boy who it was feared was suffering from the effects of a dog received in Jefferson City several years ago, is getting better. Capt. John R. Cason, of Marshall, was in town Saturday, shaking hands with everybody.

He is a candidate for the office of sheriff. Capt. Cason is a worthy gentleman, -and would fill the office to which he aspires with honor to him self and the people of the county. the wishes of their uiihitiu- enced by prejudice or incrcen.iry motives. The people are calmly surveying the list of able and honorable names who are aspiring to succeed Mr.

Armstrong in the Cnited States Senate, cind outside of the newspapers there lus not been much expression of opinion. So far George Vest is the choice of manv of our citizens, anil when he comes to urge his claims aiiJ define his position from tlie rostrum, in tlie style that few men in this country can command, we will not he surprUvd to hear him declared the man tiiat Johnson couuty would delight to honor. DON MX THE LEADING RESORT, Is Ice Cream Saloon, where you ran ahrajs find the best Cream and Strawberries. parsed in hi? checks actually broken heart. Some died ago, of a hen Whatever name or designation Is given to cause of Fever and Ague, or other intermittent disease, it in always Eliminate that from the By item, and a sare cure is the immediate result.

The safest, surest, most effectual and, at the same time, perfectly harmless preparation for producing this happy effect, is CLIF- roKD' 8 TERBRIFUGK. It represents, in their atroost purity and free from all irritating properties, the remedial principles of the East India Cinchona bark, as grown on the Ueilgherry hills. It is the most powerful antidote to malaria known, and yet as harmless as water. J. C.

BICHAKPSO.V, Prop'r, For sale by all druggets. St. Louis. Ice Cream 1 Ice The undersigned will furnish Ice Cream for festivals and parties in the city at their residences, at ft low price. Leave orders at store, corner Fourth and Ohio.

J. B. BARE.ETT, 5-9-dlOt, A Cloned Letter. To TUP. EDITOR: SIR--Somebody has been writing open letters about Brown's celebrcted medicines; this Is a.

private letter, nnd I write to tell you confidentially that BROWN'S LIVKK PILLS have entirely cured my sick headache, biliousness and constipation. We wonld as soon think of going without bread in our family as to be without Brown's Liver Pills and Blackberry and Ginger. One of nay was cured of chronic rheumatism and a bad skin dis- Mr. Mejcns started for Europe, the poodle followed him to the tram, and slewed a strong int'l tnation to become a traveling coinpauiou. of his muster.

An attempt was made to coax him off the car, but he would not Viudge, suid iad to br forcibly ej ected om the air. 1-1 managed to board the car a second and third times, but might prevailed and he went home with a MW! heart, lie never food afterwards, and did not take the least interest in world affairs. A great trouble was weighing upon his heart and hcre- fut-ei! to be comforted. Yesterday J.e gave up the ghost and quietly panned away. If there ever was a case of dying of a.

broken heart, was one. William E. Maytluhl be notified tliat a civil action has been commeiiced aguinat Jiini, the object and general nsxiure of which is to recover jiitlfiiKciit sincl enforco the Hun of plaintiff against the real estate of said defendant'', for the taxes due for the years 1870, 1872, 1873, W74, lt75 ami ISTti, winch saiil real estate is described Uh foUows, to wit: Lot three (3) in block nine in Smith Martin's addition to the city of Scdilin; and unless he be and appear at the next May term of this Court, to be ami at Sodalia, iiithin and for Pettis county, oil the tlrtt Monitity May next, anil on or before the sixth day thereof, (if tlie term KO continues, and if not, Before the end of tbe term,) ami answer the plaintiffs petition, the hitme will be taken against him as confessed. And it is further ordered that ft copy ticreof be published according to law, in the SKDAUA DEMOCRAT, a newspaper printed and published in the county of for four weefcs successively, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before the commencuraeni of the uext of nourt. A true copy Attest: JAMES C.

WOOD, Clerk By J. M. BARRKT, D. C. Police Court.

Business is buginning to look up a little in police circles. There were three cucs before tlie Recorder jesterday morning. L. McKey and Henry Brown liidea with battle juice, Sunday uighl, and called at the deadfall kept by Lotta JTord, an West Second street. They took possession of the premises and began an indiscriminate smashing of the furniture, when OlHcers Conners and arising from impure Woort, by usinjf dropped in on them and inarched them to Sarsaparilla Dandelion and todid eof Po- i bium, compoumled by the JMedi- cine'Company.

for sale by E. M. Iloguc, Ban! Miller, Clifts. Roll Mertz Hale, Srdalia; J. Ream, Grceu Ridjjtt; W.

Sraithton, Mo. 5-ldsvtf Mcteorolofilcitl Report. Corrected daily for the DEMOCRAT, by Chas. G. Taylor, jeweler and optician, No 6, Ohio Street-.

SEDALIA, ro. May 13, 1678. TIMK THER. I BAR. WIXD WEATI1ER 8 a.

m. 2 p. m. 8 p. m.

29.39 20.37 2U.8S the cooler. The charge of disturbing the pence and being intoxicated was sustained and they were fined -33 each. They were both remanded to jail in default of payment, Pat Doty pleaded uilty to being intoxicated and was fined amount and departed. S3, Lie paid the A I'nrilonable Pride Prompts most people to delay, by an laudable means that science affords, the evidences of physical decay. Who that is in perfect health would not match the bright eye, the active mind, nnd other np- ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

I OF COUNTY. In the Circuit Court of Pettis County, Missouri, in vacation, to the September term, 1873. The State of Missouri PX re! J. "1 A. C.

Brown, Plaintiff, vs. ParmcKa Cason aud John Casern, her husband, Mahala Thomas and Thomas, her husband, Talbott Hook, James B. Ilubbartl, Mildred A. Jacksonand son, her husband, and Benj. Stone, Defendants.

"VTOW at this day comes the plaintiff, .1.1 by its attorney, and tiles a petition ami affidavit, from 'which it appears that the defendants, Pannelia CiUion and John Cason, her husband, Mahafit and Thonus, her husband, Talbott Hook, James IS. Hubbard, Mildred A. Jackson and John N. Jackson, her husband, and Benj. M.

Stone, are non-residents of this State. Whereof, on motion of plaintiff, by its attorney, it is ordered by the clerk that the defendants, Parmelia Cason John Cason, her husband, Mahala Thomas and Thomas, her husband, Talbott Hook, James B. Hubbard, Mildred A. Jackson and John K. Jackson, that her husband, civil action be notified.

has been peatances of youthful igor, the lux- ror Rent. A six-room brick dwelling, on the corner of Fourth and Osage Enquire of J. H. VITT. 6-11-dGt Sociable.

An Ice Cream and Strawberry Sociable will be given by the ladies of the Society at the Ohio Street McthotlUt Church, ou evening next, cry body in- Tuesday vitcd. Good Pasturage. On Mr. Hoard's farm, one mile northeast of Court Hoose sqoare. I hare fine grass and water, and want stock to pasture by the week or month.

Charges reasonable. Joux S. HARRIS. 5-7-d6t Circus shows are on the rood, and goats are getting fat on posters. commenced against them, the object and general nature of which is to recover judgment and enforce the lien of plaintiff against the real estate of said defendants for the tuxes due for the years 1870.

1871, 1872, 1S73, 1S74, and I87(i, which said real estate is described as follows, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter, and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section eleven i of township forty-four (44), twenty (20), containing eighty acres more or lesb, and unless they be and appear at the next September term of this court, to be begun and held at Sedalia, within and for Pettis county, on the first Monday of September next, and on or before the sixth day thereof, (if the term so continues, and if not, then before the end of the term), and answer the plaintiff's petition, the same mil be taken against them as confessed. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof he published, ftccortliug to h.w, in tlie SKDAUA DKMOCKAT, a newspaper printed ana published In the county of Pettis, for harmless, esijuisitively perfumed, and four weeks successively, tht last insertion tlicrcof to be at least 'four weeks before the commencement of the next term of tliiscourt. A true copy. Attest: J. C.

WOOD, Clerk. ByJ. M. BAKRET, D. C.

W. Y. Pcmbenon, Plaintiff's Attorney. 5-41-30df Bam. onance, the rich color and beauty of hair? Hair Balm stands pre-eminent as an elegant huir dressing, and by its healthful action on the rook not only promotes a.

luxuriant growth of young hair, but unfailingly res-tores gray or faded hair to the original color, giving a soft, rich nnd lustrous appearance of great besuty. No other preparation effectually removes Dandruff or stops falling of the huir; its cooling and healing action entirely curing itching and humors of the scalp, ami keeping tlie skin clean, white and healthy. It is perfectly contains nothing that will soil the skin or gum the hair. It is not a and is unetjualed for excellence and purity. Buy a bottle from your druggist For sale by MerU Hale.

4-16-t tii sat The official majority against tnP two million bill, in Cincinnati, ia 140, ia a total vote of Fourteen young fellows were arrested in Cleveland in one day for loafling on the corners nud insulting women, The Institution for the feeble-minded being full, they were sent to the work-house. They have attached to their large establishment a Sample Room where only finest kind of Liquors, Wines, Cigars and Beer are served, and we advise everyone to give them a call, as. we are satisfied they will be pleased with their goods. JAMES CLASS, Distillers Ami ana WtmUe Dealer it PURE KENTUCKY 104 MAIN IMPORTED WISES, BlUXDEES, 4c. ADJOINING CITIZENS NATIONAL Ml SEDALIA.

MO DR. TU1T SARSAPARILLA AMD UEEN'S DELIGHT lOUFind-; of victims of Scrolula, Rheumatic have cast aside Uielr crutchet: from ayptiltitle taint on, atl Ute land, bear wiinesn Its he seat of these diseases in blood. impure blood causes unhealthy tecre- L. which develop of the Slcin; Eves, foul DtschargM from the lid Wo Head. i ib; Sold Sallow Co in- ion; Kidney Disease; Nocturnal jSmtB- SARSAPARILLA iMic'iu-umriiU-tl extrnctof tbo curntlve proper- 1kt or runts a.tid herbs act on btood, ciiiLitnjr ni direct con curt trilh Che (Term of din- prt-ei, cxtenttum ltn inftiieice lo every pnrtof tin' it la a powerful A RENOVATOR OF THE BODY, iJiuicr Us tiitlucuc! the crow complexion clear, and unsightly rnnidlv ifii-itpiii-nr Tlie of this compoond in pcnersl debility cwi not He It ot TO MARKIAGEi married i- Dm it iitui 1-inl fur sirpVt, SfVw'Voi-' F.

J. OTT CO. Aa usual, and will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for tame. Give them a call. ORDE5 OF PUBLICATION.

STATE 01- MISSOUBI, 1 PETTIS COUNTY, In the Circuit Coart, Pettia county, in vacation, to the September term, 1878 State ex rcl J. A. C. Brown, i vs. Alanson E.

Kusscl), Elizabeth B. -Smith and Thomas B. Sm itii, her hushnd, and Samuel J. Mack. NOW, at this day comes the plaintiff, by its attorney, and files a petition and al- ndarii, from which It appears that the defendants, Aianaon Elizabeth B.

Smith and Tlios. B. Smith, her husband, and Samuel J. Mack, are uon-rtisldents of this State. Whereof, oa motion of plaintiff, by its attorney, is ordered by the clerk that the defendants, Alanson E.

Russell, Elizabeth B. Smith and Thoa. B. Smith, her husband, and Samuel J. Mack, lie notified that a civil action has been commenced against them, tjie object and general nature of which is to secure judg- and enforce the lien of plaintiff against the real estate of said defendants forthe taxes due for the years 1870, 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874,1875 and 1876, which said real estate is described as follows, to-wlt: The west half of the southwest quarter of section four (4), and the cast half of the southeast quarter, and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, and the cast half of tlie northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, and tbe eavt half of lot one (1), of the northeast quarter of section live (5), all ill township forty-four (4), range twenty-two (22); and unless they be and appear at the next September term of this court, to be began aud held at Seilalia, within and for Pettis on the tlrst Monday of September next, and on or before the sixth day thereof, if live term so long conUnoes, (and if not then before the end of the term) and answer the plaintiff's petition, the same will be taken against them as confessed.

And it is further ordered tbat a copy hereof be published according to law, in the SiDi LU DEMOCRAT, a aewspaper printed and published iu the county of Pettis, for four weeks successively, the hut insertion whereof must be at least four before the beginning of the next term ot court. A true copy. Attest: J. C. WOOD, Clerk.

By J. M. D. C. W.

Fembenon, MalntuTi Attorney. NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER!.