The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-17


The piece selected for representation is
odd PILLS Birthday" . fsvori,e with
Sedalians. The following is the cast:
PHIL STAPLETON...... .........LATOUR.
Mr. Hardress .........................D ID. CLANCY.
Lionel II arsires~. Ira Hinsdale.
Frank Slaple,on. &. Demu,h.
John ---.... .....-. rA; nouA-
Marion H.rdress .........-Mrr. VIM. LaiOur.
Blanche How ard....... Mrs. Ira Hinsd-le
Aside from the noble cause to which
these ladies and gentlemen have rendered
their services, there are other inducements
that should secure . large attendance.
The above mentioned poesess decided his
irionic talents. and ere headed BY . we'll
known professional. which insures IN en-
tertainment worthy Of patronage; and
,gain. the long study and expense incurred
should meet with . just recognition and
hearty support. We hope to rec the lare-
eat audience that ever assembled in Smiths
Hall present Tuesday night.
We have also learned that another ANA
tuer Company has been organised, that will
shortly give public entertainment for the
same benevolent purpose. A notice Of il
will be fund il. smother column.
"A grand social hop was given at En-
pir~ Hall, Wsrrensburg, on last Friday
evening. Reports come to the BAzoo that
il Vas very recherche affair.
The BAzoo has the promise Of an
original Christmas story from the pen Of
young sentleman OF this city during she
holidays Look out for . rare literary
treat when it comes.
&C :. Gum, Of Calhoun. will make his
New Years calls iI Sedslia. January Let,
1879.
Miller Ballard will put lard oil on hi
hair and 70 out calling with his boot. pol
i~hed. on the approaching New Year, in
Sedalia. Receive him gently. Tor he h.-
Leen rx,-ed pit among the boys and cir .
ot Sedalia.
Mr.. Robert F. FilIey, con Of Giles F.
Filley Vas m.rr,ed on the lllh int 1t 81.
Johns (EpisccraD Church 81 l-ou'.. to
Mrs Corselia Hopkins. al al 81. Louis.
Mas Hopkins. il will be remembered, has
been visitor 1t the Sweet Spring. the t~"
pas, eummer and wss qaise belle II that
Saratoga Of the Wet.
"A grand masquerade ball gill ir.ns-
pire n U.sk,viile, Mo-, on "Wednesday
night, Dec 25th, At which Kuehn's band
Of Quincy will furnish the music. We no
tice J. w. H~mphill and c. F. Clifford
smore the names Of the managers. The
BAzoo acknowledges the receipt Of com
pIin,rnt.ry invitation to he present.
Walker Fry Of this city, formerly Of
D.nville, Kentucky. lief. for Austin Texa-.
IN Thursd.y night Last, accompanied By
Emmett E. Philips. Walker will be mar.
ried on the 18th inst. 10 Misa Pusse Phil
ipe. Of Austin. niece Of Col. Jno F. Philips
of Sedalia. The bride End groom will pro-
coed to Danville on brief visit. returning
to this city about the 9th inst. The
groom il . con Of General S. :. Fry Of
Kentucky, who took q prominent part in
the late var. The usual congratulations
Of the BAzOo are rendered 10 the sOon TO he
welded couple.
The BAzoo Is in receipt of an invi-
tation to attend the marriage ceremony OF
Mrs Flora Wilson, the charming daughter
Of w. d. Wilson, Z" Charles A. Settle. at
the Stone Street Presbyterian Church. Va
ieriown, New York. 1t 8 .. %. DEC. Is. '7S.
This Settles virulsnt attack of ccurishiP
at Long Rock Island at the thousand L.
lands on the ST. Lawrence river last sum.
mer, and that welded bliss and extreme
hsppiness may be theirs is the cheri-he'i
wish Of their friends in the city Of Sedali..
far away from the portals OF the Stone
lStrert Presbyterian Church.
A writer in IN English journal says that
the marriage Of completion-thst perfect
harmony between t~o perrons in which the
week.-mrs. Of one il supplemented BY The
strength Of the other, the sweet and tender
affection Of one beauiifying and softening
the rugged end siern asperi,ies 81 the other
both in full sympathy, ringing out full
chord of love and irust-is certainly the
most divine state upon thi, earih. But how
often 10 the actual state one OF bIckerings.
mutual hate, misunderstanding. and die
tru.i, sel6.hners ready to grind down oil
the finer feelings in order To gain its own
end, unforgiving h,nhne.e. niesardiy spite.
. perfect hell Of evil pa~ions. the more H.
rious for being chained up in the small
space Of Two hearts and unable to expand
Themselves in . wider horizon.
There are some women to whom mar
ri.ge 10 only q secondary confederation
children are the ale end AID aim Of l,fe.
and the pleasure, happiness and advantage
Of the children are placed far above the
wants and wi.hes Of the husband. Women
of this description ere equally happy d
sisiera of charity. ~ nuues. ~ governeaae-,
~ fond .un,s, ready 10 spoil the whole
uibe If nephevs ana neicea who kno~
where to 6y from The siern discipline ol
father or mother 10 c.rs.eta. kisees Or .uga'
,.luma. Again. some of excrpii nal and
highly strung dispsiiio"s would .ufer ter
ribly ~ the wear and i-sr Of life. vouid
writhe terribly under the sel6.hLers ol
! man, and possibiy sink altogether unde'
the p-siy worries and inevitable snxieiie'
this, the poaseasion Of husband and ch'l.
Aren entsila.
Grssied even that marriage IL the true
outlet for voman's eoerxiea. are ne no
some,iuea the better and the iruer Tor wha
ve have not, rather than Tor what ne have
l. II N asid thst every Uomsn hae I'd ON