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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-04

coHDED PIquE at &c. per yardat sYclx Broth
.5ff.fltf sS{$fstj
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Il Snow. About half-past Z o'clock on Sat-
.nrday morning there was slight TALL OF
snow. s.
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sYcLE BROTHERS is the place to purchase you
DRY GOODS.
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sYcLE BROTHERS are selling 25c. DRESS GOODS
ut one shilling per yard. asY
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For the largest assortment or DRY GOODS soSto
sYcLE BRogHERs'. ~ - Z. 81. ~ :,
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9itllll,ol,d 1ispatllt,

s8~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE Co3iBINEn CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. +sFfgr s
MON Da Y. Z. FEBRUARY 4, 1878.
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srcLE BRornEns offer their entire stock OF VIM
TER GOODS at and below cost. st III .rFsE IEss5
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Aggregate debt. ...s

All of which is subject to abduction Of one-third
for portion to be provided for by West Virginia
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one-doilar CAcHENrRE reduced to e2,sc., In eli,
colors at SYcIE BROTHERS,, ESti - 81
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The balance Of our stock viii be sold for thirty
days regardless OF former prices.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
:c1 Broad street between Fourth aad Fifth.
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MaklpE.... 6,O43.515 /
Which deducted leaves principal
and interest of debt April 30,
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snlI further reduction in BLANKETS at sYcLE
BROTHERS.
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srcLE BRornERs offer extra induccmeu,..
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Look mt sYcLE BnornEns' sSc. ALpAcA, worth
Geo.; the best in Richmond.
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Dry GOODS
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY


NOW Is THE TIME TO BUZZ
GOODS 10 aa sAca,rlcnp'
STRIPED SILKS Slightly damaged, csc, wor,h
81:
eawogsTED DRESS GOODS lecs. formerly 30
r. and Soc;
SWISS MUsLINs slightly damaged, 1870. worth
37Hc.;
FURNITURE cREroSNEs s7se.,wor,i Soc;
AL1.LrsES TOWELS 121c. and 1es.c. worth
twice much;
MERLNo and WOOL UNDERWEAR at cost.
Tic balance Of our stock viii be sold for thirty
days regardless OF former prices
COURTNEY 4 POWELL,
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TULIUs N E YER,

eos BROAD STREET,
HAS JUST OPENED
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Speech or Major w. #. G. Gregory on
the Charter OF the James.Fsivcr VAL
ley Railroad Company, Delivered
Before the Committees Or Roads and
Internal Navigation of tho General
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VALUE OF THE GRANTS TO THE CITY. Il.
These grants are SO important and so VAL
liable to the city that the Committee on
Streets regards this as perhaps the most inn
portant street-work now lengaging their
attention. 1t is also continuation OF their
plan of systematic strcet-grades, they having
already agreed upon and recommended to
the Council several other large areas Of ter
ritory. 1t is proposed, moreover, where
these grades are established by the Council,
to have resolution adopted providing that
il they are thereafter changed by the coun-
Gil the owners OF private property shall be
compensated for any damage incurred. a,
The subject will come before the Com
mon Council this afternoon for the con-
sideration Of that body. The changes Ero-
posed were published in detail in the Dis
patch at the time the report of the Street
Committee was first presented to the Board
OF Aldermen. slices 20
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Principal of debt April 80, 1871
The amount OF interest due thereon
on the 3Oth of April, 1871, was.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

The ~e.s embraced everything that could
please the eye or tempt the palate. Rare
nd costly viands, prepared in the most
scientific manner, and in accordance With
the mott approved rules Of modern es;siae.
were in abundance; fruits from all climea
in varied hue andexquisite fragrance sraced
the feast; and delicscies beyond enumera.
tioa or description vere iurnished With
peotusioa. Indeed, the earth, air and sea
we're vell represented By their choicest Of
ferinss. To crown the repass vas . rich
desert. and rich wines. Of rare old vintase,
flowed free - water. It vs. one Of the
most sumptuous aAain Of the kind ever got.
ten up in Central Missouri.
DRIDHis TOILETTE.
Il W. Q Pfiscease drea Of cream bro.
esde, Turkish satin, cut q tvsiA trimoed
With brood sash Of ssv silk, laid n thres
deep fold. shs lower edge Trimmed with
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
A GANG
And the Roughest Crowd That
Ever Struck 0edalia.

The grand army Of tramps appear to in
cr~.se rather than diminish, and this city
seems t. have suddenly overswarmed With
them. Every winter this nomsdic cls~ 4
getting stronger. more dangerous and more
desperate. Work they will not. live they
must. aud consequently they either brg Of
seal.
Their solicitation Of aims il not marked
wiih that diffidence which characterized
the beggar Of anie 6sLxm days. but il de-
manded with an insolence peculiarly ne
fre.i,ing, and with . irmness that savors
81 the assertion of q right.
| Lssi night one uf this class entered Col.
J~ynes premises, ON Broadway, and de-
~ anded something 10 eat from the cOok.
That culinary iunctionary not complying
with his tramp Iori-hip in a manner to
suit him, hc Nick~d ups row. The Colonel
went Ia ascertain tie cause IL and quiet the
disturbance. the I-.iD~ Promptly tackled
him and sho~ei fight. A, i.s,sIh he was
elec,ed, and joined has cunf,re- probably
al some hitchins Po-t, where they kept
their booss.
Early thi. IN ,rning Oficen Murphy and
Turner arrested 4 gang Of ten tramls in
the sand house OF the W., X. Il T., and
marched them to the city Jail. Most OF
them are young. and sope Of them
mere boys, but all Of them dePraved. They
had bern in the sand house all night, and
enjoyed themselves BY playing cards. etc.
After they had been placed in Jail they
behaved outrageous, swearing At each other,
singing lewd songs, and vociierating their
blasphemy at the top Of their voices. The
foulest language and most depraved senti-
ments only were INDUCED in,
and they we're the most com
plete personi6cation of band Of Satan's
own that ever were in the hands Of our po-
lice before.
One of them. out Of pure innate cus>ed-
mesa, stripped himself stark naked what
motive induced him to make this exhibi-
lion is known only to himself and the dew
il, his father. But il We had . whipping
post in operation, that fellow would have
furnished an excellent subject. IN paris aatu-
ruiiJus. In fact, nearly all Of them are not
far from that condition now.
About lime o'clock this morning they
were arraigned for trial, before Mayor
Clark, Who oficiatszi in the absence Of Re !
corder Cummins, who Is sick.
The following is list of their names !
and the amount Of fines assessed against |!
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

diDuaded fron starting because the road
are % muddy and bad-but Am nervous
and cant sleep and half dead 70 see you
Please look for me, am coming. Ii you
write may not GET your letter.
Good bye,
LAURA,
p. s. Don't get mad At this letter. l an
" nervous can't write.
CLIFTON, Henry Co., No.
NJ. T. ". Miller. Mars6aU, No.:
Ny DEAR HusBAxD-Wh.t in the name
Of God do you think Of me Ii seems as
though you have forgotten me altogether.
Or care nothing for me, or you would come
after or send for me. would rather die
than give you up, hut the finer feeling. al
woman tell me il you are tired Ut my love
cast me of, although / may love YOU alter
you discard me, and try and console myself
by thinking your attachment by Law vas
an affection oil form and not not one oil the
heart. III you loved me ~ l love you,
there is nothing that would keep us .P"rt
1 can't write. my poor heart is almost
broken. Goodbye,
Dec. g. 1877. LAURA.
p. S. Please excuse pencil, have no
pen 6t to write with.
CLIFTON. Mo-, Dec. Is. 1877.
Dearest and the bert Of husbands, am
grief stricken and mad at your Laura for
writing as she did to you. Please forgive
her? Please write to her? Oh to God that
| could zee you! and have you TO say one
n ord of kindness, to cheer my sad and i
may say demented life. Learn To quarrel
and fuss with me, for that would he pre-
ferable to your silence. know | did wrong
IN writing n did. but my poor brain Is
,imple, only one thought and that IL you,
would give the world If could but recall
hat letter, "telling yon to cast me OF,
please let It be blank on memorys page.
am disgusted with my unkind and harsh
words in that "letter;" and how could l
srite to one that has been 80 kind, 80 good,
md SO devoted a. you have been to me.
And too we'll know your proud and lofty
ceilings are hurt, and l am almost per-
uaded to implore Gods vengeance upon
ny soul, for being 40 crue:. Please write
ne more letters, have read and re-read your
etters and they are one continued gush oil
,oetic tenderness; and II could only ex-
,ress myself 81 you can would write you
'olumes imploring your forgiveness.
/ deserve q letter like the one you had
about DIR. Abbott-please let
our pen loose on me, If you vindic.te s.r-
asm, number my attempt at writing "a
etter a. . wife should" with the outbreaks
( feeble and fraii mind. Love your
aura. Forgive your Laura. Think of
our Laura. Write to your Laura. Pray |
Or your Laura.
MAY God bless my husband il mine only
rayer. By-Lye.
Laura.
p. 81 am writing after night and find
he paper out, 40 | am forced to end this
Dr. want your letter to 60 in the morning |
,ail.
A kiss. Goodbye.
LOLA.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
A STRANGER,
They Took Him In-Naked, They
Clothed Him
And then he skedaddled.

And then he sked addIed.
About two weeks sgo, a gaunt young
man, greatly emaciaied and apparently
upon the verge Of the grave, came to the
Leroy House. He told a plausible story
about the loss Of his baggage, the gradual
loss Of his money BY sickness, and utieI
des:iiution he vas in. His father, Russell
Van elise, however. was a man Of means in
Riceville, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Barrett received him kindly and did
all he could for his poverty stricken guest
That night VIM Van elise was taken very
i'll, and was app ,ren,ly dying. Mr.. Barrett
sat up all thai night attending him, fur.
nishins medical attendance and paying 70.
his medicine. The next night he also "a,
up With him, and from that time Van Clis<
seemed to improve. In few days he "a.
able to be up and around, and with his
returning strength came an appetite thai
threatened famine. He was as vOraciou,
as cannibal, his digestion Vas like that oi
an ostrich, and his general eet-away-with
qualifications were fully Professionalism
dog power.
When Van elise was lying dangerously
i'll. Mr.. Barrett, at his request, wrote to his
father in Pennsylvania, informing him Of
the condition Of his son, who desired tina,
City dollars be sent to him. No ansvel
vas received to the letter and he Was tele
graphed to.
Shortly after, Van elise wae able To gel
up and around, Mr.. Barrett purchased q
full suit Of clothes for him, including un
derclothing. One day Van elise expressed
his intention of going out for little walk
and asked Mr.. Barrett for the use Of hi,
overcoat. This vas, however, refused, Vau
Clise sauntered out and slowly made hi.
way down the street. By . strange coinci
dence just a. he arrived Al the depot tn,
Eastern bound train Of the Missouri Pa
cific Was there also. He Immediately go
aboard, and that was the last seen Of Var
CIi~e in Sedalia.
Right afterward, Mr.. Barrett received ,
note from the manager Of the telegraph
Office stating that his telegram to Mr.. Rus
sell Van elise in R,ceville, Penn, had been
received there, but not delivered, from tn.
fact that Mr.. Russell Van elise had be,
dead far ten years!
Subsequently it vas ascertained thai
young Van elise had arrived at St. Louis
and is nov an inmate Of . charity hospital
They will keep him, probably, until that
appetite Of his gets woke up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
Troubles of q Young Housekeeper.

A young lady Of Sedalia, but recently
married, finds herself a. mistress OF \
household in . new sphere and compelled
to give attention to subjects which never
before claimed any place in her thoughts.
One morning the servant asked her how
much milk she wished ordered for the daily
supply Of the wants of the household.
which at present numbers but three or four.
Two gallons in the morning and we'll,
about the same quantity at night. wss the
prompt reply. Before long the perplexed
servant again sought the mistress with a
troubled look and meekly inquired what
she twas going to do fur dishes fur ter pat
the milk in, fur clare to goodness, Mis-
sus, cherry dish in de house is chuck full
and its all sour too"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
The Wrong Shop.
v~-ov~. Az l.. IN 80

we'll
Mr.. Arnold, there's nothing in the house
too good for you, but there aint Murphy
card in the cupboard.
Don't keep 'em-never did.
We've got every other kyard in the deck,
but that picture Amt here.
Mr.. Arnold, you're barking up the wrong
tree.
1t grieves us to the heart to cay it, but
the devil" stole that so cents, and with
another boy is down in the back yard play
ing seven up for the drinks.
We're interested in the game, but are
afr aid it's going against us.
P.S.-The game nov stands to 8.
p. SS.-The game don't stand at ali. Tine
whole thing lays At the Little Church
Around the Corner" Free lunch at ten
O'Clock.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

This morning. while fright train No. %
On the Missouri Pacific vas running between
warren-burK and Holden. near Cen.review,
brakeman named Daniel Baker, Who had
been in the employ Of the company shout
two yean fell from the train in the dark
ness and both leg were completely severed
from the body By The wheels Of the csrs.
Baker vas not missed until the
train reached Warrsnsburg and hs
laid By the track where b had
fallen until the passenger train
picked him up and took HIM 70 Warrens-
burg. He could give bat little aecount Of
how the aec'dsnt happened. be only knew
that be fell with the result shove stated.
He vs. IN unmarried man. his parents ~
siding in Pleasant Hill where the remains
will be taken to-night, for interment.
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Hes q BounCof.

Mr.. Ellis Bixby received the information
to-day. that his ron Hillisrd had been pre-
seated With 6ne boy, By his wife, in Sher-
nan, Texas, Lest Friday night. Hilliard il
% proud Of Il that be won't walk on the
sidewalk. but makes too little nieyem 20
ahead Of him and lay devn bran new plank.
We always knew there ~ sooeshisg In
that boy, and Dov Ne have found out vhas
it Wao.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

sa elegant a.sicls-aoa Cha p R.o.,
of s. LoaiA
<"f Of silver Tower vasss, I. & Dun
niea.
Satin lined silver jevelry e,.. Nj.
S.l.,s Chapman. Of Kansas City.
Silver tueking comb, Harley Youn, n.
brides little nephew.
0Judgs Chiffon Wa . guest Of Mr. I.sel
as boonville, yesterday, and smiled on the
welded couple 1t the reception last night.
Postmaster Parker was among the hap
Py throng 1t the "Adam and Eve Wedding
last night.
Capt J. L. Stephens, who has been in
bad health for some time, was at the recep.
ton short time shaking hands With fri.uds.
Col. A. D. Jayne.. Of the First National
Bank, OF Ssaalis, vas in attendance At the
wedding and reception.
Major A. B. Garner, General sup.r;n-
le"dens Of the NJ, X. 4 T., accompanied BY
his wife, spent the evening very pleasantly
1t the reception, after witnessing the cere-
m0ny At the Church.
-Lum Hall with his collar and cane ar
lived in the city last night. He will act
he part Of grand bouncer At Christ Church
q night.-Adrotissr. January l6.
Judge Chilions one Of the staunch citi.
ems OF Pestiscounty and the preeiding Justice
II the County Court, il here TO attend the
'eddine. lis expected that he will give
he groom awsy."-Boo~riNe Advertiser Jan.
6tA.
TIE TOCR.
Mr.. and Nm. Ittel took the Sis train at
this morning ~ rosls for Cievs-
and, Ohio, ia s. Louis. They will b alb
ent about two weeks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
Unavailable Articles.

Attention il cal. ed to . vast amount oil
unavailable matter seeking transit through
the mails, but which under the postal laws
and rulings is prohibited and cannot be
forwarded
Packages containing liquids. poisons,
glass. explosives. chemicals, live animals,
sharp pointed instruments. sugar, or any
other matter liable to defAce or destroy the
contents of the mails, or injure the person
Of any one connected with the service. A
package containing salve or ointment can
not be admitted into the mails. The fact
that it is put up in tin box makes no diff
ference, it Is . matter liable to injure the
contents Of the mail pouches in the event
of breakage or leakage Of the package
when put up a. third-class matter. and
when closed against inspection 20 that the
contents of the package could not b
known. should be held for postage, unies.
prepaid at letter rates. Cutlery, including
all edged tools. is held to be unm ailable
under section lS3, postal laws, as liable "a
injure persons handling the mails wher
put up as third class matter. Knives, -four
sugar, middlings, bran. corn meal, mill feed
and similar manufactured articles. "aour'
meal made from any kind of grain whatev'
er, bone dust, razors and shoe backing an
all unavailable.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
Bafb0roua.

A meeting Of the members Of the George.
town Lyceum Vas broken up By . lot Of
roughs on Saturday night. Ssones and
brick bats were hurled through the windows,
and pistols we're fred outside. The ladies
Who had assembled were terribly frightened,
and the audience dispened. Every one en-
gagged in this diegrsceful affair should Be
arrested and punished.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
Dora SankeY

IL now the editor of the Walworth county
wisconsin, Iadspendenf. She Gn,ies the
strings Of her bonnet and Gays:
Again the uncompromising whirl Of bu-
man events brings Us 10 the surface as the
editor Of q country newspaper among
strangers and in a strange land. Although
We may not hope for the success in the lu-
ture which has iighiened our burden in the
past in similar position, We vet hope by
industry, courtesy and devotion to our
allotted profession to win the regard OF the
people among whom our present lot Is cast.
Wade right in, Dora Wade right in.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

Of course they are unable to pay them,
and the only way to punish them will be to
make them work il out on our streets. So
there will be some first-class ironing done
to-day, and they will be forced for once, TO
work IN their lives.
Marshal Kelly expresses his determine
ton to rid the city Of this class.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

~Helens Babie.." Thi work i &C.
knovledged 70 be the best selling article in
our hooksso-ea. Drugsisss, however. cay
that Dr.. Buil's Baby Syrup selh better than
any other medicine. II i perfectly harm
len and always reliable. Price, Is cests Q
bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

Mr.. VIM. Sloan vent into the post Office
this morning to mail some letten. He
purchased the necessary stamps and laid
his pocketbook down on the counter while
he affixed the stamps to his letters. Hi-
misd Vas 20 wrapped ND in his epistIes
that he walked out Of the Office leaving his
pockesboOk where he had placed il on the
counter. After he had gone out he missed
his wealth, and returned TO where he had
left 1t, and realized that ~riches have
wings" About SIS 6ew. Some papers
ETC., also 6ew.
LATER.-Mr. Chas. Barvick found the
pocketb0ok and returned il to NJ. Sloan
this evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

st. Louis Dispatch.
The following telegram received this
morning; explains itself:
JKyYKRsoN CITY, Jan. Is.
Lsaae H. Mason, Aas,aat, Fosr CSsrts:
william Wieners. Il the requsae Of bis
spiritual adviser and Others, hes . ropits
oftvo weeks. Pspers next mail.
CSisned1 JoHx 8. PaKLR&
Prom lie above it would seem that the
efforts for Q commatatioa Of tie death sen
tencs have failed, and Wienen may nov
prepare 10 meet The inevitable.
Wienes slept veil Let night At seven
o'clock this morning Father Braun called
and administered the holy sacrament. The
prisoner then partook Of . light breakfast,
after which he w. permitted TO exercise in
the court, Deputy MaEshal Reilly walking
beside him..
While Wiener was in the court, Jailsr
Conway vent in, holding The 0overnor's
telegram in his hand.
"How ars yoa feeling This no'1fngr
ssksd The jailsr.
"Prssty veil" replied wieners.
1--WE got good nsvs for you"
WienerI face lighted up and - smiled.
"Has the Governor given ne respite r
hs asked.
"Yo; hsrss The teleeram."
Wieaen read The few words il contained
and then said:
"Ths i more than expected. I did
not look for il, and told Father Braun %
this morning"
Capt Coavay thinks Wisnsss b more ~
signed to his fate to-day than - hes bssn
since sentence ~ passed upon hin.
Mis Annie Wisssss, The desossd sistsr
Who has ssood By her brother - nobly,
called shortly after he intssvisv above
narrated and stayed fissss ninutea Gov.
johnson, sfssr long eonvesssssoa With
Annie, not - counsel in Tie eass, but -
adviser, also paid . visit to Wisnesa Nm.
Charlotte Smith will 80 he doomed man
at 4 o'clock this aftssnooa.
Mr.. Delshanty, one a The attorneys Who
defended Wisses On his trial, and Who
has been unremitting in his s4orss 10 secure
omnusstioa Of The punishnsnt. held .
one intssv,ev With Tie Governor Last
night. The Governor listened stsentivsly
70 his arguusss, but did dos intimate what
his seton would be in he pssoissa Mr..
Dslehanty thinks, hovsvsr, that il gill b
favorable. He helisvss that Tie Governor
asrees With him in bio opinion that thsss
w. no prsneditasion in the Get committed
By wieness, and that Tie petition for com
mutstioa will b granted.
We requsss all noshsss 10 stop using
llaudanum for their babieA bat ~ d..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22

The best is the cheapest. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is acknowledged to be the SAT-
est and most reliable medicine f,r Babies.
Price, . cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-22
HOLY VIZ .DLOCH.

The Ittel-Dsatty Nuptials-A nrii-
liant Assemblas ys-Boonville and
0edalis on D1ess Psrsds-Ths
Two Cities Celnented BY Love
The Reception Toilets Pres.
ents-Personals, etc.