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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14
A CUTE GIRL.
She Interferes With Marriage and
Gives Her Venerable Papa . Bad
Character.

Out in that beautiful land where the
classic waters ii iieath's creek ripple
through country ~ lonely n that
which the returning I>racli,.- iooked upo,
as home Of delight, lives a Maynard
wilowcr, who has been smitten with the
charms oi = ncishIorins widow. H"th
are we'll advanced in lie, and are respcc-
lively the head al a numerous family
Fair sous aud daughter. grow around them.
Time has
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14
LULY KING.

Something Regarding the Bachman
Farm Homicide-A Detective'a
idea Possible Identity OF the
Murdered 0irl-Tne Story OF Q
Wanderer's Life.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

A man named Harris, IN Madison
county, has made repealed Efforts on his
life bat has never succeeded IN making the
rifle. lie nos poposesIto starve himself
to death.
The Chicago churches have = total church
debt Of Sl.4il.l95 divided ~ follow:
Pre.byterian, $256SSS; Congregational
S.i4.il5; Methodist Episcopal. Sl6S, 'SS |;
Baptist, Slxs,US9
Professor GOldvin Smith has returned
f,on, Rome, where he occupied himself IN
investigating historical facts. which vii
probably make the subject Of IN ersay.
Will Carleton. the author Of "Bet|y and
I are Out" has msde -, much money BY the
sale of his poems that he is nov reeos".zea'
as one of the leading capitalists 81 h'ils''aie,
Michigan.
The Sultan has caused the Greek ExaFeh
If Bulgaria To be removed because n
emitted TO issue an sppeal to hrs nock
,s,inst the Russians. Joseph. Bishop I"
IDf,chs, has been elevated tn his place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

NJ. Sankey has been carrying on, in con-
necsion With Mr.. Needham and others,
revival meetings ut COhasset and Scitnate,
Mas. lie SAYS the houses were crowded to
overiioviny, and there were many inq"iFers.
The Lutheran Ministerium OF New York
has struck the name of Rev. u. BOrcharsi
from it, liss III ministers, 'because Of some
public opposition To the Ministerium," anal
cut OF two congregations -tlnse Al Rome
and Akron.
A. the annual meeting Of the Baptist
Missionary Union in May debt vi 81. 1861
was reported. Secretary MurlOck states
that thia debt has now heen provided for,
aisout $4,000 for its liquidation having
been already paid in.
The Paris Coasialosy Of the Reformed
Church have sppoiUie.l Theodore MonOsi,
lately az the Free Church, To the Church al
Ssiaie Marie. which has been vacated by
Pastor Decoppet, vho succeeds PASTOR Mon
tsndOn in The OratOirs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

and 70 that end he took up his tail At ST
Louis. and followed him 70 Kansas City,
Omaha, and back In Ieavenvorth.
Frum thence again 20 Kansas CITY.
and from thence 10 Fort Scoat. In
all the iourneyiass Laly King was With
him. But from the fatal nossiag VIXEN
they took passage upon the n. K. 4 +. ios
Sedalia, they we're never asea sgaia, salns
indeed. il.ey we're the couple Who disembark-
I'd nj Drer6elA station the morning Of the
day when The tragedy Is presumed 20 have
occurred IN Vesnoa county. Mr.. Wright
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

II l. sid that upward IL 5000 sigaa.
inres have brea obtained n petition de-
nsrding the repeal Of ihe E.glish Pablo
Worship Act.
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YI:,~rEp THE I.ss'KS

III bath with silver hue, aud much OF the
freshness AMI vigor If life has passed be-
yoni their reach. but their siaid lives
and rugged natures have still left some
tender -yr'Pathies. which cupid seeing, has
lit hy an arrow, which ranklss in their
hearts. Being neiyhi"r-, they knew, ct
thought they knew each other we'll. Ere
Iu-nt meetings stirred in their memories
some rsc"llcctions of days al daliiance an,!
youth. Before care. AMI the busy tr,stling
world had
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-14

Rev. D.. A. D. Hepbarn. . s,iive of Car
lisle. Peea., and . graduate Of Psiacesoa
ColIeer, has been elected Prssdept Of
Davideoa College, North CaroIins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
AN AWFUL EXPIATION.
A NEGRO IN ARKANSAS BURNED AT THE STAKE
FOR RAPE AND MURDRR-THE ExECUrIONEGS
UNKNOWN

A NEGRO IN ARKANSAS BURNED At THE STAKE
FOR RAPE AND MURDRR-THE ExECUrIoNEIs
UNKNOWN.
From the Hamburg (Ark) Monitor, July ISL
ON Friday night, about midnight, posse of between
sixty and seventy i've quietly entered our town,
went tho blacksmith shop broke it opon procured
tools. and proceeded to tho jail aud broke open the
door, They went to the cell In which George Jackson
tho negro ravsher and murderer of the little gir co.
rInna Haynes, was cophnod, anu, broaking opcu ho
door OF the coll, they took George and departed.
They carried him south 0f town aOout tour miles,
the Berlin road, where they chained him TO green
sapling and there burned him. The whole affair was
conducted SO quietly except tho noise made Ia break
ing open the shop that very rev persons were aware
OF their presence until thcy were leaving town.
As they we're going oil they set up loud
yelling, which was done TO prevent tho voice OF
the negro from being hoard. some OF our citizens
saw them riding through the streets, and learning
The place OF execution. When thcy arrived there,
however, the negro was burned TO death and the
oil gone. AT Mr. Brazzeac's the kidnappers halted
and gave George some water and asked j. O. Brazzcse
to 80 with them and hear what George had 10 say.
THIS he declined dong We are told by Mr. Brazzcalc
and others that Georges crIos vociferous and
heard by the ncighbors as far two miles OF.
While A. the Jail these men informed Mrs holmes.
excited, that sho need not be alarmed their bust.
ncss was to protect females As TO who they or
whence they came oil Is wrapped in mystery. They
wero seen In the evening south OF here, and with
some the citizens sonversed, and Notwithstanding
they undsguised, yet mono vi them wore rocog-
nzed. Some said they were from Monroe some from
Bastrop and some from vicksburg. These statements
ms Ia the localities. however, amount to nothing.
Some persons visited the scene on Sunday and iound
only a small portion Of tho body-say about fifteen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
WHISKEY AND WATER.

james OBrien, whine under the influence OF liquor,
fell overheard yesterday morning the foot Of Fulton
street. Brooklyn, aud was rescued IRON drowning BY
officer Kennedy " was found that his right ear had
been almost torn oil Dy coming in contact with piece
OF timber. HIS wound dressed at the York street
station house. and he conveyed 70 hts residence,
No. l0Q5 Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 --TCNfS JOHNSON. AUCTIoNEER,
n. old stand, 81 Nassau st..


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Job and Amateur Printing Press Type &c: Fancy Gro
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A UCTIoN-AT pRTvATE RESIDENCE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-06

HOW ONE OF THOSE INDEFINITE SENTENCES
WAS ErFEcTuALLY cunTAILED-A BIoGRAPH-
ICAI. PLACEMENT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-16
DIR TOBACCO MARKET.

The constant and steady growth OF the
Cairo tobacco market is source OF graft
fication not only to the gentlemen who
have been instrumental in building up
the market, but to every business
man and citizen of the city.
That Cairo is assuming a front
rank among the leading tobacco mar
kets of the country is fact recognized
by dealers everywhere, and it Is now a
common occurance to find among the
buyers at the sales here representa-
tives of the leading houses OF
the eastern cities and of Europe,
To substantiate this assertion we may
here state that at sale few days ago
thirty hogsheads were sold to single
house and shipped direct from Cairo to
Antwerp. One OF the reasons to which
the growth of the Cairo tobacco
market may be attributed is our
unsurpassed railroad facilities, and the
consequent low rates of freight to the
East. With the Cairo and Vincennes and
the Illinois Central railroads, competing
lines, shippers are able to secure low
rates and prompt and speedy delivery OF
tobacco on the eastern makets. Not only
this, but the Cairo market is the easiest
of access and the most convenient for the
producers Of this section. With her five
railroads and two great rivers
she possesses great advantages
over all competitors, and par
ticularly over Paducah. Paducah
with her lack OF shipping facilities cannot
obtain the favorable terms that Cairo
shippers obtain. As Tor the matter Of
prices--the Cairo market compares well
with all other markets in the tobacco
growing regions of the Southwest and
surpasses many OF them. In another
year Cairo will be the tobacco market of
the Southwest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-16

is graphically described in Harold Fred
cries illustrated paper. "The Mohawk
Valley in the Revolution"
Mr.. Lynn Abbott's elaborate and en-
tertaining article on Westminster Abbey
is illustrated by twenty-six beautifully
executed engraylngs, including repre-
sentatlons of architectural features, and
Of the most interesting monuments and
relics.
The Orkeny and Shetland Islands are
described by Edward Roberts, with nu-
merous illustrations OF their picturesque
scenery, ancient monuments and social
life.
HID. Minot contributes another bright
and interesting illustrated paper on
Birds Nests.
"a Beautiful Charity" A. P. c., is
charming DESCRIPTION of visit TO the
Poor Childrens Summer Home at Bath
Long Island, with four illustrations.
While there are in this number so many
descriptive articles, the literary character
of the Magazine is we'll sustained by the
remarkable serial stories of Charles
Reade and K. ID. Blackmore; by short
stories from the pens of Miss Constance
F. Woolson, and Miss Augusta Stevens,
and by poetical contributions from j. T.
Throwbridge, Bret Larte, Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps, Eli: Gray, John B. Tabb,
and George Lunt. Mr.. Throwbrldge's
poem, "The Wreck of the Fishing.boat,"
is thrilling story in verse, with five il
Illustrations by Sol Eytinge. Bret Harte's
poem, son Naughty little Boy, Sleep
ing which opens the Number, is &C.
companied with spirited illustration
bye. S. Reinhart. Miss Phelps poem,
stronger than Death" is contribu-
ton of unusual merit.
The Hon. f. IL. Morse, whose diplo-
matte experience makes him authority
on the subject, contributes a very able
paper on "Our Civil Service"
showing that the "spolln system, es-
tablished during President JacksOn's ad-
ministration, there was marked .depar-
ture from the policy OF the earlier adj
ministrations.
The five editorial departments are well
sustained, in comprehensiyeness. of scope
and in the novelty of the material in
cluded in their various fields.
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4 nig Book.


-. LOuls Ilt puDlLIdu'
The trustee: of the British museum are
in treaty for the purchase of the largest
book in the world. 1t is Chinese liter
airy encyclopedia, consisting of c, 100 vol
umes. 1t was compiled by order Of an
emperor of China, who appointed com
missioners to do the work toward the
close OF the Seventeenth century. They
massed in one vast collection all native
works ofintere:t and Importance in every
branch Of literature. The commission
completed its labors in the beginning OF
the following century and the work was
printed. It's called IAN Illustrated I'M
perial Collection OF Ancient and Modern
Literature A small edition only was
printed at first, and before long the
greater part Of the copper type wa pur-
lolned by untrustworthy officers. Then
the remainder was melted and coined
into cash. Accidents have reduced the
number of comics nj thi- uo-i- 0r,uinollr
printed and but few now remain. One
copy was lately advertised for sale in Pc.
kin, and the British museum is after it,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-16
HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR JULY,
1877

Harper's magazine for July contains
nine illustrated contributions, with
eighty-tive beautiful engravlngs.
Among these papers, an especially time.
ly and curious article is contributed by
Maurice Thompson, entitled "Hunting
with the Long-bow," illustrated by Miss
Bridges, and Messrs. Beard, Gibson, Alb.
hey, Davis, and other distinguished art
lists. The writer's experience for MANY
years in this novel sport yields rich
fund OF Information and striking incident.
John Muir, the scientific explorer q,
the Sierra, contributes an original do.
scription Of novel phenomenon, which
he entities "Snow Banners Of the Cali,or.
mia Alps" with illustrations.
The remarkable battle between Gen.
sral Herkimer's Provincial troops and
the British forces, with their Indian allies
near old Fort Schuyler, August 9Th, 1877,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-16
The PaCkarditcs will Make il hot for
Hayes.
New Orleans Democrat.

New UrIeans DEMOCRAT.
The general tone of conversation
among those who ought to know some.
thing about 1t, seemed to lead to the be-
liet that Pitkin through Butler, had taken
up the gloves in Packard's interest, and
with Kellogg, and others of that stripe,
meant to make it as hot for Hayes as
tn ey possibly could.
1t is rumored, also, that during the
afternoon a private consultation was
held in Pitkin's office upon the subject,
with view Of obtaining more data to
furnish Butler with tor another letter.
Kellogg will remain here some time
watching the investigation Of customs
matters, and, OF course, will do all he
can to assist in the war upon Hayes.
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