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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, February %, 1879.

49, SENATE. 80 .ts-.,
Lieutenant-G Governor WALKER presiding.
PRAYER by Rev.. Charles FL. Read, D. D., OF
the Grace Street Presbyterian church..
PRESENTED AND lREFERRED.
| Il. By Mr.. SPITLRR: A memorial In relation
| to the sale OF ardent spirits.
J. By. MIR. TYLER: A bill for the relief OF
Charles W. Walker, treasurer of Giles
! county,. sliGt5 /: e.its.:STn. I.,,' ..'sd.
By Mr.. DICKENsoN: A bill to authorize
the Governor to apportion convict labor
aanong the various applications authorized
aby laW.a :..:si3 i, IL, 4 .Eu
/ I ,gy, same: i iresolution asking! leave to
!. withdraw, from The Senate files the petition
| Of G. j. Holbrook and two hundred citizens
of Wytbe county, urging, a settlement OF
the public debt upon the terms proposed by
| the creditors $50 as. to present the same to
the House). All ~ ,;i.si !.gv.G, L. ..,.;ez. &
H. By Nr. MASSEY: Petition OF citizens OF
l AlbemarSe in reference to the prayer OF NJ.
4 A. Carroll for relief. Il ey a,.4 .
4 By MR.. GRIMsLEY !, a bill in reference to
1thesale OF tobacco undemanded in tSe Pub
tic warehouse. sy.Jgl ;s.,j. ~ ts}f>E
! by Mr.. SAITH: :, a bin to regulate the COZ
4 lection Of charges for transportation by
\ canal, steamboat, and railroad companies.
Placed on the calendar.
! BIZ Mr.. GRIHsLBY,:5 Joint resolution di-
| rasting The Treasurer TO burn forthwith, in
the presence Of the Governor and Second
Auditor, all bonds with coupons attached,
both cancelled and nnissued, payable to
bearer, now in his .cHatody.
Il DIV g PASSED. ,,,:l ..si
Senate bill to incorporate the Association
of the Sons OF Elijah, of the city OF Rich
mond, was taken up under q suspension OF
the: rules. on motion OF Mr. STEVENS, and
vassed. s.ss:s,:9 sas
q House bill to protect regularly-hauled
~, it2-sh0res In the counties OF Accomac
s a,d northampton. 81 IS
'n NJ : = bill to provide a charter for the
III .o ~ fredericksburg passed under sus-
,ans;nn ~ hernies, on motion Of Dir MUIR
AZ 40, ~, XII, I'm, i refund 10 en-. Atkinson
gent, taxes er, 'eneously assessed against l1t
.ls Senate bill i,IiJsei to incorporate Hopewell
trance. No, $50, in tn 9 county OF Graig.
Senate bin Tor The pro a,n ol tns ealIs
IL the State from ipIecii> us DISEASES, a W,
q Drovide for an Inspector ~ eA.lIe.
House bill 10 reduce the saia'y . o. tne
county Judge OF HenricO.
Senate ioint resoIntlo as to q. = lnyesti s,a
ion in relation 10 the contract be. Wssn .le
Richmond, edericksburg and o e.on.1
Railroad Comp $ and The Potomac : se ea1l'l
boat Company 81; III; ss3 i,
"a THE RA1LR0ADsAJLL
& Mr. BoCDEK conlmu nieatsdl to the SeHate;i
he Riehas end and Ailes ha1y Railroad bilf,s
Raths Hodse amen drients. tsst4la 90
TaE sArEsD ar.
The .sgsDats next proc eedsd sf6 the se5nJii
ssssaeFa ION ef 81 te bs dis or eheif second
ia tsailSfs II
al RECESS pRoF osED.
Mr.. PHLEsAE moYsaa that the Senate take
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND [:HEspEAKE1
-. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. =.
y COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877


y COMMENCING MAY 21, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 2. n. Leaves IiichmondT THURS
DAY, aud SATURDAY. Connects al
West Point with steamer Havana fol
all points on Yort river and Balt
more. Arrives in Baltimore ~ s A
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake AMI
THRouGH FREIGHT.
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
SO A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URRDAY. Connects with steamers
At West Point Tor river landings, Bal.
timore, and all western pe.nts. Cen.
meets at r iclimondwith trains on Rich.
mopd and Danyille railroad, Richmone
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake ant
...-.] LOCAL PASSENGER. hg -
day.. o'N
~ THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 a. N. A:riyss :: Hammond TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Con,
meets with trains on Richmond and
.ft Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
Mo@ sT s WE siss Sd and FRI PRi
/: trains from Phiiadelphia, New YORK
and western points, and at West Poin,
2as With trains for Rchaond and th'
n $500 THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 z. M. ARRIVES az Richinead hCNDAY, WE'D
e, NESDAY, and FRIDAY; and
,6:16 p. III. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY. Connects with steamer q,
West Point nom Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richmond aud Danyille
Richmond and Petersburg, and Chest
+ peake and Ohio railroads.
I zt,tss 2ssT: LOCAL PASSENGER
1000 A. d., Arrives at Richmond daily except Sum
day. Connects with Richmond anG
~ Petersburg aud Chesapeake and oais
B railroads. s-slis5FgsLy. - E5
No transfer Of freight at Richmond ts or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atiant
and West Point. +
Careful handling and dispatch, With loweas rates
guaranteed. q. s.s. DDS E4r3 syS .f-sy s;z5
TnroI-h bills OF laaing. with guaranteed rates
issued TO All mo- hern ana western points.
Throngi, tickets sold 60 GIL nossbera, eastern, ana
western sonts, and haegage checked thsoatgh,
For tickets apply az Genesa Raitroad Picket 0f,
Ice, Sa5 Main street ST the ESsaangf Eosea, sas
nsSs d. Z. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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S. W. F1ckLIN, Esq, writes warm letter
to Senator C. 7. SMITH, thanking him for
his courteous reprimand of PASSION MAss1E.
He dcplores the want Of proper representa-
ton for Abemarle. and says he and those
who think with him Will have to rely upon
Senator SMITH, Tow WALLACE, MARSHALL.
HANGER, and JOHN EcHoLs. Senator SMITH
handled the Passion very eleverly.
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All right, Mr.. Recorder. We own up.
The people Of Spotsylvania were the first to
endorse the bondholders' proposition.
We would also say TO the Recorder that
we published Mr.. TALIAFERRo's figures as
his own. 4 So as to- Mr.. HENRT's. They are
both good authority. But we prefer TO be
held responsible only for our own estimates.
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OBITUARY.

y Mrs. Il. JayINIAaHALL died of apoplexys In
Norfo e, yn., on the 18th of February, 1872. sa,.
was ne oldest daughter of the late Richard Archer'
The circumstances of ocath were peGnilarolT
sd Only few days before she had 70 zen iere q
the dear ones at home TO pay short yl7s 70 Al a.
feetionate sister In Norfolk. she was pIisu.s ta
cheerful-fn fact tlIc picture OF heaih[up 70 liz
fine Of her illness, which only lasted lew noutS
n Is hard 10 realize that who but SO ialey
with ali the radiance Of health should now DC a
away i'm tLe tomb. At an early age sue J2iiet III
Church and while not Of a very emotional natI Ire
her fit was strong her pIety OF high ORDER. aet
religion was carried with hr In all tue WaEs o. ~
life and though death came upon her suuuenly ~
found her prepared, and she passed away aino e
wi ihout struggle Charitable and generous IN Ier
disno sifion In manner mild and gentle, sue justly
won the esteem and friendship of all within tue en-
Gle OF her actusiutance. Being the oidest OF s9Ve
raj sisters the younger ones looked to her Tor
and regarded her with somewhat of maternal anec-
tim what q blow 10 them TO be SO sundeniS 9e-
nrired of the comforts OF her love and sympathy
Tbe writer wishes he could say something t. diSsi.
nate their grief and soothe their broken Spirits, ol
he knows from sad experience that these are sor-
rows which make us feel the impotency OF consoa-
tion. BE weeps with them; his heart aches for
them ,,,,., .,t,,,ood
beside those of her slinted mother In Hoilywooc
Cemetery, there to rep0se beneath the SHADE OF
trees almost In sight OF the scenes Of her childhood
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aaAssREA1sEs

Nays.af. at The restdrf,ca OF the brides brother,
Tir 81 Is Wexford. efrugrv a o, ID by the rev.
r. T.. II 5.l,t o. s, rag.
csI daughter OF he laie De. 3. y. Wexford.
ssa.,jed. Tnes day. February 25th, at st pesers
f,sshedrai hv Rev. Fufher- Janssens, a htfELQs
RaClsIGaL uPO co MARY ACCiiALUPp;b2 lh5s
III this city. us,.
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win open The way to isex iatlsfap's aen ,s,,
i IA al, 8 i train 81 blessings that VII
IL minute ana Increasing and expan dl8g
through The coarss Oh time.
.PosrscRNT.

50 Tha Senate yesterday evening col, et'fred &
III s, ,,eandy,es,t that came from The House,
arii the richmond and Aneghary bin isnow
awaiting the signature OF Governor HoLIl-
nay. which we ore sure e wilt receive.
Lon1 l;pe TIE Consalo fitcsut'h IA
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DEATHS.

- ~ j - A
r,iad. OF pneuusosiai at the residence Of Mr. a:
W Heinz, No. 1925 Seventeenth street, fepf na a
abt,i al O'Clock a. M Mrs MAEx y. ~.
4 Her frneralw win take place THIS M0E ~
q o'clock from Christ Episcopal chnren ss,snas
and acquaintHnces are Respectfully lnV'eu ~ =
tend. - e..4s.s. g
I,,o6 nh fe Retreat for fhc Sick, on Tuesdayat 81
O'Clock p. H., JAMES a. TURNER;a aged th!fty.stx
ATT fnerai WIN take place from Grace Street Bap
tst chiJrch iI)r Hatcher'sl nc O'Clock, February
"a. 1879. The friends OF the family nre requested
10 attend: also, the members Of Els old company,
the Richmond Sharp-shooters.
Died. MT his residence. in Henrico county. on the
2fi Instant at ten minutes Co O'clock, OF heart
dIfease, GEORGEs R.tCnftNWAY, I'm the sixty
ninth year Of his age. ~, ~
dist church THIS AFTERNOON ut half-pas .
oc ack. Friends aid acluainsances OF the ia9ig
and those OF bis sen, George E. Conway. are invited
to attend wftheuG further notice. E4l.@.[ n.
Petersburg Papers please copy. j -.
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1t is remarkable proof Of The low moral
standard applied TO political affairs in this
country that a man who, like Grant, has
been convicted OF at least conniYing in the
purchase Of the presidency, should be the
most promising candidate for that office.
Grant sent lack Chandler s. Co. to the
South. .4E .,E,sa ,.,s 49,
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BTGGlES. WAGONS, &c.
DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, .as-. - g.
w. ..r.,e DENTIST, 6hp
with new and elegant office. NEXT TO ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH. on NINTH STREET, with every con-
venerce for comfort Of his patients, with twenty
five years experience, Is prepared 10 perform all
operations gently and thoroughly for al such rs de-
sire his services. Ia Ism
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M 26TH FEBRUARY-AsH WE'D
NEsDAY.-Services at st. Paul's church at II A.
NJ. and in the lecture-room Mt NIGHT at s o'clock
EARLY service every day Except Sunday during
Lent,in the lecture-room, from O'CLOCK to quarter
before S. Ll.,.-- y -..:.-.. II : !.
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DRY GOODS.
cPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANOTHER GREAT SLAUGHTER IN
IA DRY GOODS.-As we are about TO enlarge our
store will for the next thirty days. sell GOODS Al
a GREAT SACRIFICE. As we are compelled TO re-
duce orr immense stock to make room for improve
ment we will offer great bargain; TO purchasers or
Dry Goods. Call and see what great bargains may
323 Broad street. Whitebancr-blue letters.
fe Slim
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The Democrats Of the House., in their
fight for free and fair elections, have no
thing to lose and everything to gain. They
have only to stand firm on their chosen po-
sition to win complete victory. No com.
promise should be entertained when IN
eventual Radical surrender is certain
WnshinnfO,1 Post
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ANDING TODAY, THE CELE-
in honse Sizes. For sale at lowest market ra,es.
fa & 5. +. LATHROP.
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EDRu ARY 80 1872 3
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-28

ryeeas srial M 10 jusss~'s easrs IA V,rs,os,
C.ty. Nesssla. ulustrsis-s ti~ social cusss-ss al
The ,o'oiae rsvioa.. Uhss Aisnss ci,asg~d sus
sho.e< . ha.e sss 10 psosl ~ - hsA hs-s
h.ndieA wssAs9s Ssescs- Tho ease isVel..p-si
hanjs"m~sy. asd tuned ius,do cot ia wss thu
S Sa.%s r.ss p:s:y ss b. hes:s. he ..,,,.s
eroashs Pcsssy Ms. cs.sk- Dssi.G - evea.
ING Adams cod ~. vise and Lucy Chst found
themselves sst'iug IN one soih. 4ss. Adams ID
the middle. Adaass ssked bis vns - - aoA tn
Yussa.ed- sh~ cent. sssd ,udden.y The Iishs ven,
cot When the company we're 20 srAdeol-
esOuaAs to light a0Asn BY . nslyansttnR M Oh
NJ. Adoma Aot Mo- Clark Nere vsIy ~Iv.v
safrthes. sac told Neeksr :has putting out ,'s
Aeams asd ksorsed I'm dosR- Thas's boo III.
oa1 syeea0A A. . witness. he sssd that b.
might have auxeed Mo- Cars ~ mistake. think
ING &c vas his w'Ss: hs didn': think he kiss~d her,
orcruee - bod thought 10 Was his vito
~ would not have done lhss. Nrs. Adau.s
hoor1 this md testified that che bad ooea . N;
eway - afosessid: then the light vsss QUE !;
insn 80 telA Nester vhat vss Ussns On : Ihsa
Msskes knocked her hastosd out Ut t,ma. .sd
.ae thought ne served him right. Mss Lucy
Clark tesssoed that sbs vss citing MAR Ada1o
wh~e the l'eat sent Oft. snA h~sriaa Q sutdao
rushing and ruse,nU. she Sot eearer 1aAms Scs
have hope-.i and ki.sed her. bot che knrs be
thorIts she vas h.s sss. The pet theory Of
siss prosecution Vas that - inpocens gust q
wtnd htsW the light ont and that the rniIina pp
q a., :d: W. in q: s~,s %: pure sse.Seai.
Of AdADs-ssee,oed that his uacIe
bad prV0ised him Q dollar to biov the l,akt
oos - . eerssin sssnal 10 would rive. The 30,
80 she ssQnaa. ess~ the light out Asiaass had
no, LEG lsft 70 stsud %. and The jury said
Neskes ssss~A hin sishs. Asd Nrc. xdans
o.d hsr sccoune sssll 60 soesl0 1hea the court
sg'''Tssd- ST. Louis e-pahaicss-
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and 6llhHtsr sehe,nes ueon kis part,
conpled with .lc'auchery. swept it
away bef;.rs the rixhtfal owner could
realize the ruin bet.re her. They
never met again. Whether thu xas
. romance of her life from which she
gathered th"rns. is not known. But
-he lived II through. and very soou
after n,rsissi the Hon. Philip Hunter.
who wss member Of Con..res, from
q Marylan., district. il j. sai.l. aud'whO
died very sWm after from the BURSTING
Of hLssl ve.ee;. He was q relative
ii the HIN. E NJ. T. Hunter. Secre.
tarv If State IN the Rchmond
Cabinet Her husband. estate va.
not suf6cieni To meet the demands
made BY her .s,cial l,ositisn. aud she
verv quickiv fund herself facing
want in the very shadow ~ what had
50 recently heen q lie Of fashion and
splsnd.r. Not caring tn become
dependent upon her huS6aud p36p4,
abe left tina, section and went to New
Orleans. In ths sumosr &c 1879
her daughters we're afflicted with the
terrible scossye q Tho Sspth -
died within siae 6ys Of esoh olk6.
she - sGsseely witkduDwo -
their Qases VIXEN .tvo q ~ Rrs1
chilJGen died ik,m ~ snm0 q D;ctioa.
Poverty pressed closely upon her in
her aiilicsi0us., and che cane 10 St.
Louis. There had lived in this city
. gentlemas named Martin A.sssodss.
who her mother had adopted when be
was q bow. She came here expecting
to lind him aud place her unlortn-
nate condition hefore hin. Hes frat
days ssarch for hin brought her. the
intelligence that be. too. bed passsd
away from tbis lie, aud che loand
herself alone and peoniless in the
face VI city Of \ falf-million psople.
II was the terror Of shis tru,h that
caused hsr 10 seek the advice Of Cent.
Lee. Who ~ thsn setting Chit of
Police. She i The niece o. W,llkn
Rufus King. Who va . United Seatss
Senah ftom Maryland. and sisasr-
io-law Of Gos. Early, of North
Csrolina. She leit o. The tsaio Friday
evening 10 join her friends &C Hot
SPRING.. She says che has bed NH
fortune. esough 70 drive most women
to suicide bot being pnassssed Of
rs@afkable strength Of mind. she
hss never given up, and u waiting for
the day to come when The lase tsUabls
will come to her life.
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iiean edition.. i hsse ases 9th Eapsesu
,..rties rishs' Nm IN Ssdsiis, vAe. St~n
they hrsi arrived, w~re 10 siusid that ,hey
w'.n''s "..i veni"'e oUs tus day or ix.,,
| until thu sessv hsd wosu a. Jhese ere
more iLiev~. snd r~a,hssu 10 The Is.r,j. .
| c0uuli'A al ks"sss than in The whole =; s,e
Of Mi-...usi.
R-A~s'hias elAe oi inteseA? -
A-Thss - all. Call seGno ~eloe time.
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Meon. Diboli nd Trip. Of sell8 Cir
en-. eaos il @ No. Let night and regis
tered q ~ 0assisoe Hoass. IL show ex.
Aibiss1 q Pisasass Hill yesterday add lei
siGha - elessd shsir ssasea. From thera
shsy 70 % Topeka, Has, vhsss they vill
70 isss visese Qsassssa Ten Field. vAo
be- bsse ssavaliag With shs sAov fos ths
pea fvs dsys - ticass-ssllss. setusoed
hoos Lee siehs. He ssposss that u War
ssasAssg nd Plsassse hin ths tsoss vsss
essv6sA vhils il ~ - cold thst The
peasus sse1en hsd - di6ealiy in dispos.
in Il to hssAssa Assss lana The 81.
Losb 1Insof yssassasy bed ~ following:
Thsso - Q ciress q Pisssass Hill In
iacs thsss ase TO ciscusss q Pleasass Hill
-oss . SECULAR boss 6ds ciseua. and Tie
oshss eeopossd q saijrosd 0sa. Is =
1i6euls % NIL Which esgasssasioe be- he
nsse pssiosDes h ooeasios Ioeshe Psss-
socs q ~ railroad oea b that 6slb Beos'.
cireus disbsnds q Pheasant Hill, sed -
noss q - oeobes Il ~ circus live In
~ E.se, 10y vill ssss.'arily b obliged
- ss.vsl y ssilssed - waik - shsir heos,
IL Isasss sos bsiag psossb,s. ssesPs il shs
CO q Q 1sv, hovsvss. EseA railroad
eeoPasy i 6sssss0 q oSsaisiag ~ travel.
as6 hsss mt ssPssssaeaeivss 70 he &eld d
scsiea. Col. Bob Eoosss sspssseses he
Vasdslia. ~ heldb 0aa iaAsososas that
- vill ssss ont AisesoPaey q lsdiaoaPo-
Ii h hsase q IL eiscss ~ u hey take
his sssa D. n. Essdsiek. Of shs lsdis.-
sPelis - B. looia, = psessiag bic claims
u hi sssal iseseioDssyDe. Jcha Willis0s
sposs ~ peaiss Il ~ Ohio ed Aisiasippi
~ ssIls shso shoue ~ Hociales Ssenees-
bod, q vhieA - = . lesdiag asnbes.
J. 2. Hossoe, q IL Atlassic aad Great
Wssassa, slvsass beidly 70 IL assaek and
ssll vhss sgssas liss IL A. 4 g. ". i.
he = ely ssisssa b william Scarce,
vAe. vish ~ sPartlss - hs shirt front,
misunderstanding ss6 bsiap In shesssag-
gIsn. Chs. B. wasdrop doss Tie sgrss-
sbls d - istssssas q IL BaltiDoss nd
0Aie. asa ssil iascisssiag ssd vosderful
ssesio q twenty-five ssd thirsy pears ego.
Willis Sherwood. of he Chicago and
Alsea, gives isooeDssioa sbous biz roed,
vhss . sseoesdess cosposasioa il i, sed
hov q lich Ill ID coapsaisos. p. b.
Hsoehs.ya q he Wsbssh, vsse down
iron Xasss CITY 80 tod shso Ill about
IL ~0sees friendly Had" sosss. Il nay
y sslisd - thss sach = doing his level
bsss - e6asia 10 Dsobess q Tie esoupo,
I'D ~ - she0 Ill suocaR.
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0imvsoo. q Pilos Grove. Captured
The 1iRoe pxlDo. --.s
Hu9hsy, q This City, Also Took
IN . Couple.

BooovilIe BOW be- The walking manis
and has il bod. too. Friday night The,
he'd three houss' so-ss-you-please match
At Thespian Hall, and Tie Building -
Jan full-so foil. IL fact, that many hat
70 b turned away. Aooag those 10 1t.
tendance ~ . large number Of lsdiss-ths
es;as Of the city. There vere seven entries
bot not al from Boonville-Sedslis, Pilol
Grove add other PLACES being represented
TIE PRIHcIPAL PRIZE
~ . tvesty dollar note, With . special
psiss Of 40 elegant silk Handkerchief
o6ersd BY WIN. Levy. Of &. Louis. for the
iaasssi Eve mile, and Smother Of . lot
Of eisan. By the same eentIenan. for the
fastest nile. There wsre other prisss also,
bat thsy didn't come TO Sedalia-noe but
what they could have been captured easily
esoagh. bat our boy didn't want them.
6sdalis seat - her representative the
veil ksovn amateur,
Lon nUoHEY,
and to him shs looked for victory-and
that t.ssty dollar note. But be didn', get
either.
For The Arsa hour Lon led The party.
sskisg he fasssst nile ssd The fas'est Eve
niIsa shus taking l. ~ too special prises.
Aftse oskiag over ssssa oils In sixty
oiausas. b Psrsook Of sooeshing that
didat agree With hio-osde him dissy-
headed. SICK at The stomach, and, IA fact.
bsoke hin al up Al The time be va
soos hslf doses laps (shsrs we're twenty.
siss laps to The uile) ahead Of the next
bese nan.
H fAIfD I'M Desf 20 MAINTAIN HIS LEAD,
bat is - % 20. and - gradually tell BE-
hisd until four Of his ooopetisoss we're
ahead Of him. The walk eaded 1t II o'clock,
Il which time Hugbey he'd completed
eighteen milea. Ssnpson, of PiIos Grove.
young msn ased shout . years. came cot
6sss best, hsviag 6nished tweniy miles and
ten lapa, and to hin vss swsrded the 6ns
prise Of SO. Hugh Roberta. Of Booosille,
got sseood prise, handsooe pickle dish.
havlag made sinessen miles and eigntsen
lap, while The third prise Vas Won By
youag Mcmillan, also Of Boonville. Who
~ voted . haodaone bosquet BY the Ladies
- being The most grsosful walker.
THERE wAs OogMDeRAlLE EXcrfeNuT
ovER TIE MATCH,
. nunbes Of beaa having been made that
tvsaey.ose miles would b made. Several
of he Boossllls hoys backed HuGhey. and
b sseosd TO b he favorite With ill the
sports. Siopaoa - not looked upon - .
probable visses, bot be proved the dark
hossD n The rsce.
Hughey DOE not feel sasia6ed with the
result Of he match. and il 10 quite probable
that his frissds IN this city will arrange
another nssch hetveeu hin and 6iopsc-
provided The latter i willing.
The BAsoo be- Dot lost eoo6dssce il ths
Sedalia led. and i still willing to back him
With another mick"
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Fair stia. rosy cheeks. b,soyaas spirits
asj she s~sesess bsessh in Hop Bisiera. See
notice.


II any aps sappnses that the people Of
Ssd.lis have eisea NJ the eight i"s The
Ssase Cspassl, shsy will isd y assa By
that shsy sss oiasskss. Thy 90 bsip
fsli q Capital; cd vAea NJ. Hsyes ssid,
white shsss he oshss day, n Suppose g.
dslis viii hseoos ~ Capitol Al shs asass,
ssd ossk ~ 80 dspsssas~." Tie, hoslsa
over viii lssssd d<liehs. sletlalis h .
Plesdia town. ssd b 800 s'ssisa rsp;dly.
Her psopse ere isssllisiA,. hisb.sossd ed
iassassly sassspsisiaa. sud % these h cay
soeh shisg - cAssgsne he Capital. 0pdslis
sili b sssy cpl n - h.-1er;ss hAsA;-
Spscsr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-28

Rsi,lsvi,le. n. c.. Oct. 10.-A week
or moro ago much sxeissaest was
created in this place By the appear
ance upon the streets one morning Of
q beautiful yssng woman, bearing in
her aSu.s % infant. She Weos from
one door 70 smother askise ~ e.
ploymsot, and represented that she
wess good euok and washer. Nm.
Roll. living near here in Caswell
county. being struck with the yeung
woman,s face. took her to her nj.
deuce and gave ber the position Of
cook. which she filed satisfactorily.
she sooa became . e1eQrite. rOns
dsys~hss Mn. Ron 5lDnsnsd noms
UNEXPECTEDLY she 51sn fhexGsok
seated At the 800. ~ nss
gliding over the hy6 = eyay
indicating that - w:e . spholM
periosmer. She uaAsia1tRa ] beh
song. Il sono - - - - 3hs
vas . member q - So ~ Iss
famil'e.. She wSEegl 81 q.
asd spoke lain. al - l1oh.
Fro9 oas ef hs@ 1T shl he
dipped: i =. sbs ID
IL risRi.ia. ard ktse 80
that she NJ tesehin ~ family d
goverpess. To-day the mystery vas
solved By the spps.sspcs q Ma.
Rs1h 81 . ysoae No. - hssohsr
6 De girl He bssq = her 3se)ve-
beu k0o ~ oaeAss, ID ~ pssnise
that she should have . eAildi treat
meut. even in The toll sAass of the
property 70 b left Der, upon conli-
lion hat she would leave The child
behind and return home. Il 'wss q
6esce struggle for awhile. bot she
6ually yielded and lett she child and .
trunk full Of clpehes in -chasRo If Q
negro women " the asigkbeehod].
Il tr.nspired that she belonged 10 oos
% the frse faailies IN shs State. asd
bad been saauesd. NJ ~ % avoid
]eaeesios sd diaGBsa6.. 90. Aever
'evsaled IL nans Il ~ eI1nee.
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