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cased from sefyies o. the commit
4 ! ea account II biz relationship
to the family involved.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-31
The Pennilsss Man.

Blessed il the man Who IL pennile~, 10
he il never stricken-for . dollar. The
deadhead annoyeth him not, neither il he
pur-ued BY the book agent. He 10 no,
gra.ped by the lightning rod seller. The
lunch 6end turoeth away from him. The
,rinket vender paaseth him BY. He 10 moi
asked to invest in church lotteries. He
hath no friends to "treat;" he 10 poor and
hath no enemies. When he riseth in the
morning his stomach 10 not reheIIious from,
overlooking. neither does he cl,nk and say
"How shall I get rid of these dimes r
When he e.tefh he il not vexed BY 9
multitude of di-hes. HE lands will neve,
take unto them wings. neither will the 6,s
drvour his ws,er Iots.
He IL not psrpl-xed about taxes. neither
c.reth he for the rise in lumber. He hail,
m ties for money, therefore, careth not &,
drmoneiis-; nevertheless . dime he will
not refuse. nor turn away from Eve cenier
Yea. . eerkin will he relish. aud storm the
overwork al sie~I clad biscuit. He loveih
n.'"r but him-eIf; he L. srl6-h; yea. f"n.i
"f 9Th, cl.ms and cho~d~r. oysters raw and
luL-,ers in vinegar will he not dr.pi-e. lie
mxketh his la,r in bar room he sqna,
I ,n on key while il - ds., and sleep ,h
il . barrel at night. Where scent al
hi.key II. there he 10 found; he snui3e,h
the lunch with fr~"sy. all crieth ha ha
At the chink "f xl.s-ea. He liveih in .
rinxt.iIed mood, end dieih like spotted
Jehushsph.t.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-31
KATY O'CONNEH.S LAMENT.

] had . COW, me DhrimindhoO
Viii" rA, aud came first togitLer
AMI ] may say that ior day
She scarce Was liver IF the ti,her.
OcL! wirrs s,bsrw! me Dhriunindhoo.
Yure giu--y cot all did s.;iniye:
Ne sho,ning -,oe. yure like / know,
Will niver stand in shed or byre.
But Just upon last lIollosm,s,
Me Pat aro.e one fro~ty morn;
wirrA--threw me Dnrimindhoo.
He southland bought . great Short
horn.
And whIn the Short horn ealved, IN Nav,
Oi corn and cake she got a ,kin iuil;
But may niver sin ii che
Gave al = mii- ing hsli . tin-fnll!
Och wirrssthrew me phrin,indhooi
II1 Eiver tasthed cake or corn:
Oh w,sp at hay, tbrss tonnes day,
Iis gave a cae-suli livery moru!
And ~ ] jpurne, oa nne Say,
i i.le me chakes with hot shame burn.
Iny,
Wh,n n~iyhtor. s,y to me each dsy,
"Arr,h. Katy. is there no more churn.
ing"
Oh wirrs-stbrew me- Dhrimindhoo.
IL chokes NE so cannot ntthsr;
On w'sp of hay, thraA TONNES day,
Twas yin that < 'lore of bu;ther.
Me curse upon thim ivermore,
Aud may their gr:ef be vre~, ss mo,ne IL
VII" first brought DER, To E,in'- shore,
Thin Shor; horn COWS and CochiI
CHIMES.
Country Gentleman, Msy 1865.
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Taken for Granted.

Ole Of the sur-s, says Of producing confusion
and annoy 4nce is To aos ones self To form the
habit of taking things for grated. The habit is
very EASILY acquired. and Is such natural result
VI the lack of shoushtfulness. that many, while
suffering from its consequences, are unconscious
Of The habit.
II is s~lf-eyident that one who suppoees the
case, nine times OF ten. cannot bs rsi.ed upon
m any enterprise Of importance. aud thus be-
cones 80 neisci-n, As Ia be unable TO fulfill hl.
Obligations acceptahly 10 others with credit To
hiulse.f. beinx constant OF annoyance 10
Others and Inconvenience To himself a lair shars
Of enemies are made bv slights or msrepreseuta.
tons of Careless r.nArxs. sIssca RcArefuisy con-
s,d-red, would save much dIsquieside aud iii-
will.
Not only in social lie. bu, in business. Ii the
habit aanazg,ng, causing the rum and downfall OF
otherwise promising enterprises. Even into
ever, day lite tins AZ inirudss itself A lack
Of en~rSy, aud too great r-iIspcs other,
forethouxht causes many scenes Vi domestic
couf,,.iou and pesty s~xauons. not only 10 the
de.iIjo-at- tut ~ tho sisoie household
IL L. surprising that this habit. formed NJ home,
should TIC found amid the 0i sctiSe iIie /.
Opinious benS for,sscd IRON coajeclure- aud suT-
iusses. ,p.aeAd oi trius fvundsd ss,sVsAi inS~r
~nc~. is u surprising that en~rg'es mi>dirsvs.
ed. snd many iIsc-ialiures are seen 2 sse the
sSid-pces VI disasters ssrewu along the path Of
the tnolxIstess. sesninS not ual,xe the tack ole
rs.ruasanS aud vanQuissej army.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-31
The Golden Troup3.

This weiI-known Company concluded
their engagement At Smiths OPer. Hall.
les, night, and the large and enthusiastic
audiences which have nightly greeted them
prove cUnclnsively that Sedalis can appre-
ciaie . FIRST Glass entertainment. Martin
Golden. the m.nsRer. il perfect gentleman.
and one OF the bert histrionic artists nov
travelling. He has the largest and mo-i
complete company that ha, ever vi-ited
ma. The star Of the troupe, Mrs. Bella
Golden, 70 IN artistic of rare endowments.
Since the opening night she has appeared
In various opposite charsc'en which has
fully shown her wonderful versatile
abilities. hardly acknowledging peer. She
ia ably supported BY q company Of ladies
and gentlemen. real artists In their roles,
Prof. Gibler's brass hand and orchestra
which accompanies this troupe. h withou,
exception, the best band travelling. The
troupe open IN engagement at Clinton
tomorrow night where We hone they will
meet with abundant eucce~. They bear
with them the good wishes Of our public,
who will heartily welcome them on their
return, come when they may.
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II usy not he grseraiIy known that
Cooper couniy il bl~s.sd with the citis~a-
ship VI living p~n.'Oner Of the Rsvoiu-
li.naryr var. Achilles Eubsnk, . soldier
under the great Washington. died
many yesm .go. He left . comfortable
e-,..-. which s.s duly distributed BY the
late L.wsr"ee Z. Stephens. executor. BE-
tween the vidow and children. The vidov,
Nancy Eub.nk has ever since rs.i.ied here.
Sine 10 nos sge,i AMI nearly blind, 9th ia
,~liect ~ vigorous - ever. She - very
piuus, and ,h"uxh without the bsne6,s OF
early education her knowledge VI the Bible
s"d religious literature - most remsrks-
BILE
Aunt Nancy" il nov IN the city ard the
.idss. fis~ psr-esss her the c"0Plinssss VI
the 9. NEON. and nay her life long Be spared
aud her declining jean attended 9th
much hsppi"esa. Mrs.. Eubsns's ~.ide"
name vac C.lIassy, and her father s.'d
uncles wesr in tina, hand Of pio"ees heross
vho. With Daniel B.Une. 6Ds planted the
standard u evils .sioa end rslision 10 The
v,Ids q, Kentucky and Missosri.-BssssiDs
AdVot:s9.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-31
CIVIL RIGHTS.


Nashville, Dec N.-This morning Robt.
NJ Porter entered suit for SO 600 damages
againet Mics Mary Anderson. Jno. W. Nor.
ton. Jno. w. Edward. lesaee Of the
grand-opera house, and Robert H. MILL.
an usher. for having hin ej-cted
from the opers-house during the perform
ance Of "Ingomar At the Christ.
mas matinee. The suit was compromised
this afternoon by Robrr, A. Edward, treas
urer Of the theatre, who paid cseis Of quits
and ssreed to publish . card io-morro~
exonersting Porter from blame. ". II.
Norman, Who vac slso elected At the same
time, sued the came parties for S499 dam
sges. Constables levied on several trunks
belonging to Mis Anderson, but Edvsrds
sued out . writ Of rePIevin. giving . good
bond, and the trial Of The case Wss post.
poned till next Monday.
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\ cheaper funeral than this. Of
course. is procurable. and the majority
Of funerals are cheaper than this. A
very respectable pageant may be got.
ten up for some $50 tn s75 and q poor
man can have the satisfaction. ON that
amount Of OUTLAY. to 90 to his grave
followed by three or four carriages. IN
addition to those Of his friends which
NAV he in attendance.
These are only medium funerals,
and If We should put the figures at the
high notch. it would not he less than
81 900 more. or about 81. 500 to die
stylishlv. ar about $500 to fade away
in an ordinarily respectable. quiet
manner. This il in painful contrast
with the burial If the frienlless Poor.
who have grave in PotteiS 6eld-a
plain wood hox and q horss6nd wagon
to convey them to the shore Of the
dark river.
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The Chief OF the Nodocs.

New York Tribune.
We stopped at the edge Of the
field to feed our horses, and at our
invitation Bogus Charley came out
and we talked with him about the
present condition AMI prospects Of the
tribe. He speaks English quite we'll
and understands readily ordinary con-
versation.- Like all the Indians We
.aw he seemed shy and silent. answer
ing our questions freely. but making
no conversation himself. He told us
that there were hundred aud City
i've in the party that came here Ito
the Indian territory in 1873, but
they had dwindIed by death To 100.
In answer to our inquiry if they we're
cnu,enteti. he said. sadly, ''Oh. veil,
expect We stay here now. We no
get hack" bat DONE you like It
here.' No, We not like it. he said.
''ruo many die. We come here one
hummer fiity -ive-we only one hummer
now. Ali over there" and he pointed
To the burial place over on q hill side
half mile away. There was an
exqui>ite tenderness in his way Of
saying This. and his ''only one hummer
now" was SO full Of gen,leness and
gravity .ha, though he plainly did
no, aim at any effect beyond answer
ing Us. he dill really touch the
feelings of all Of us. Then when We
asked him If he wanted to GO back to
his Old home among the lava beds,
his eve just frightened q little and
turned westward with the Eir-awav
look Of homesickness and longing. and
. he said. Yes Yes. like 20 GU back /;
nv sister there. my friends there"
! was much interested in this chief.
Bogus Charley. Other INDIANS CON-
planned or begged. were suIlen or
naughty; either posed or provelled.
This man with felt hat. blue shirt and
y oyeraIls. without bead or feather or
j. touch Of collar. and utterly unheroic
person in appearance. with No effort
l lat display or attempt to excite
3 sympathy or admiration, seemed to
:, me great great in the simplicity Of
his talk. bis uns,udied eloqnence. has
profound na,ura! pathos, his dignity
!, without haughtine~s and grace with
It ou, afiectation. and greatness in all Of
l ,he philosophical resignation with
which he accepted his complaint with
!. hardly IL complaint or murmer. As
!. he stood there on a little eminence
: Overlooking a corn-6eld. his arms
= folded and his 1.-the figure limned
against the sky. not l""kine at Us as
!, ne drove away. it Was not difficult to
picture in him a heroic Las; Of the
" Mod"cs. He had said little, but the
a tone and manner Of what he did saw,
a :" impressed me that for a while
y did feel as though this man rePresen'
q ted an asgrieved aud disP"lled race,
and a. representative of the race
1t that hai wronsed him, had something
at to be sorry for.
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New York Times.
In Rpanmania q Jew cannot own
real estate, He can own the house in
which he lives, but he cannot own the
mouse on which the ground stands.
and under no circumstances can he
become landed proprietor. BY this
stipulation, and others of . similar
purpose. excluding the Jew from any
natural investment Of his money, the
law itself has made him q usurer. and
he has not lacked customers. Tho
prodigality Of the Roumanian nobility
is proverbial. and often verging ON
madness. 1t Is very common affair
that Roumanian msgnate goes to
Paris and squandess in one or two
seasons the revenues Of ten OF twenty
years and in order tn achieve this feat
he must have recourse tn the Jew.
with whom he makes q transaction Of
u very curious character. A the
legal interest on money is very low in
Rouman,a the noble loan taker
receives only 81 900, hut binds him
self to pay interest On $40. 900, and %
security tor this fictitious sum he gives
the Jewish money lender . mortgage
IN his estate. He can do - with
perfect safety. for he Is in the hands
IT the Jew. this mortgage 10 . rather
harmless Instrument. It NAV help
him to get the interest. but it v of no
use To him in getting hack the capital.
II he determines to foreclnse the mort
gage, aud put the estate Of his debtor
under the hammer. he gives occasion
'nly to some merry making. All the
friends and clients Ut the magnate
and the auction begins
under general caroussl. Nobody bids,
md If anybody did he would he shot
lown Immediately. a. has happened
more than once. Under shouting
md yelling the mock proceedings 70
n. until. finally, when the feast 10 1t
Is height. the magnate puts in bis
in person. riding ON horse
,ack and a,tired in splendid apparel.
aancht:lv he moves mp IN the table
nd bids Eve cents. The bid u &C.
epsed BY the representative Of
us,ice. ana toasiins, the Jew. perhaps
understanding to poll his beard. tie
rides away under Wild
pplause, having thus cleared OF his
ebe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-12-31

Mr.. J. L. Tritt Of our city had birth
day party yesterday. 1t was the anniver
sasy Of his own birthday. HE wife's birth
dsy and his mothers birthday. He hal
lived twensy-six ysas married, and TWEEN
ty-siK yean unmarried. and Wal
born il lS16 Nay be live 70 enjoy NAM
happy annivenariea.
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oysxy AZ sold-ssk any boy. b can di.
r.cs yos there. Tor !. b ths ooss porular
oyster house in tie city. odd yoa vill 6sd
IL out By getting then b The can, dsh, rav,
fried, sasved, beoiled &c.
(Cas ihis oct 6oe fus1rs ss6eseoos 6oe IL
RAsoo rsfsse 70 peist ny nsss q ~
sbovo assorsioa.l
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nEA BITES.

Why don's you. young fellow. rig up
iouv hosae turnout on rI"ner~f Over ZOD
young and beautiful ladies Of Carthage
are ju-s aching "a take . ride. All. You
don't underptand the romsncs Of the mat
ter. We have bern thar. but rxcuss u
MT . word. Actual participation 10
neesssssy to enjoy men,.-CTtsaye Iafro.
Don't leave the young once in ouch su--
penss but tell them hos and shat To do.
The romance" part il ju.t what yod kno"
all about, and Can snl,s h,en the rising gen
Grafton il you will.
"A bill Wa introduced in the Ohio Leg
;slsinre, lest Twesisy, imposing . hue vi
$50 for taking G~i's name in vain--E.
II this should become lsw, il viii have
the same effect upon the State Of Ohio that
general order NJ. II had upon Bates aud
Vernon cnu,ies during the war.
Rev Dr.. Scuda~r'. church, in Brook
lvn. refuses tn aend delegates to the cuua-
ell called by B-echer, on the er,und tina.
Becher's guilt or inn0eence IL imrrsctica
BILE ri solution in this vsrld -Ex.
The convention might be held in the
other world. bn, il would exclude written
, testimony bad country for paper.
"A Wsrrensbury topper pswned one oi
his boo,s for whisky and hopped home
! through the snov.-E.
The fellow didn', have but one leg; 9th
erwise he would had 20 have been hauled
home.
! "A Chinsm.n do~.n', think anything oil
| a theatrical play unlr.. i, begins =, noon
and Last until the next mornin..-Ek.
Ye., and then he Is willing only to psy
one mill for reserved seat
DR. Pritchard, Il Raleigh, y. G., think.
editors should be prayed for. lie IL amp
ped To h.ve heard editor Par.on Brown
lnw once. ju-s after the latter had slippet
up on m orange pe~i.-E.
S<d.lia can furnish Dr. Pri,chard With a
subject in the per.nn Of old Cephas. wher,
IL ali the double DISTILLED prayers in tn
oh ie state OF North Csr.,iins c,n max,
dscen, for an hour. vill make endless b..
li-vera in the Of power prayer in this nec'
of woods.
"A man named Worm he been accuse,
Of f,rgrry At Monireal.-Er.
wecsu hardly blame him fos sny GRIM
viih the bur.lep Of suca a nsn,e poiniin,
: to the srclusion III the penitentisry.
"A Sandu.ky msn drowned himself tn
other day bscsuse hi- wife would not len.
him thirty cents.-Ex.
He did right. When viis's con6.lsnc
Ress shaken to that degree, the hu.ban'
may ~ we'll turn up his toes.
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-Miaa Ga~ie Edgar. At home. January
Lat, 1878. from 10 .. N. to 5 p -.
Miss Mamie Spahr. in company With
Mis Gu.sie Williams gill entertain callers
si the home Of the 6rst named.
Nus Emma Swap aud Matte Boone
will disle".e hospitality 1t DR.. Svsp's. 10
friends on the 6rst day Of the incoming
year.
-Mi.s Fioy Hall of Marshall. and Mics
Agnes Lester Of K.na.s City. vill look for
their friends At The residence Of NJ. Willie
Trigg, on Spring street.
-Miss Maggie Nelson and Mis Cora
Kinney, s,lI have Gre in the psrlor II
Col. James N~Ison on New Years day,
IRON II =. IN. to 3 p. m and make pleas
ant talk To callers.
-Mi& Jennie Thomson snd Mis-
Finney will greet cslIen At the psrIon Of
Capt. Thomspn's residence. The gentle
man will certainly shower their "HapPy
New Year" upon them.
Mn. Col J. L. stephens. assisted by
Mis Bingham. o: Indi.ns, Miss Minnie
Peckham, Of ST. Louie. Mid Stephens snd
Mics Clara Bell. will do the honors Of III.
rarlor At the Stephens mansion.
AT ihr~e o'clock =. M. January lst
1879, the elite of Boonville are invited Z,
-pend the remainder Of the day at sh'
beautiful re-id-nne Of Capt. Kinney. il
Howard county. just opposite Boonv,lle. 4
rich treat Is in s,ure and our young peopi
are oil aware Of il. for rowhers in thi
great commonwes can . more ho.pitsbl
mother and father he found than Mr.. an
Capt. Kinney, and IN 70 family can there n
found such lovely and accomplished youu
ladies ~ their three daughters, Misse
Alice, Cora and Maggie.
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The Turner Dramatic Troupe.


Il il with pleasure that the BAzoO no
ticea indications Of an extremely eoUd
lied audience At Smiths Hall next
Wednesday evening, on the occasion Of the
presentation Of the plays OF the Hidden
Hand" and Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter White, !"
BY the Turner troupe. This is ~ il should
be. o. the members Of the troupe have
worked zeaIou.ly and with . will. thsi
they m.y be able to put these plays on the
stage in = manner and style never before
achieved in Sedaiia. II painstAking and
care aided by no small degree Of natural
talent, can attain SUCCESS, then success will
BE- won.
Aud it should be borne in mind that
their object il not . s~Ifirh one. for every
CENT that can be realized will be added Ia
the city fund for the assistance aud relief oi
the der,i,ule and suffering Of this city.
TIE BAzoo IL assured that care will be
taken ~ have the Hall thoroughly warmed
and in .. comfortable condition "a posi-
hIe, aud every effort made to render the
evening enjoyable to those Who may b
preaent. Let every one come and thus aid
in the good work. At the same time pacing
. pleasant evening. and see for themselve'
What S-d,lians Can do.
Advantage has bern taken Of businea'
AMI friendly sequainisncs in st. Loui'
and Kansas City TO provide suiiabls Goa.
TUNES and .ccrf.ories. 1t little or no Cos,
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