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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Lat evening. u TO, The military con-
pasy ~ d ~ city hall 10 capitalists
Organization, preparatory - bsia9 osssesea
isso SECULAR sssvisa. 6igaing The roll vas
he isst thing In oe6sf. which occupied
about ~ hoas: asd jodGiag iron the con-
sss.asiea j.'siag. asd asnsrsl good time
hey vsss hsvisg. Tie "boys" are not very
ssvaR ernaGuiaasy - far.
A. skssn Al1g 80 completed,
NhPenulA 60 0ksr6isg to order
r - h.1lDc>n = ssniasl., and an.
DydsAss tAs 1ss>his n ssder was to
- four ssass. Of t6s Soee Of direct
on, the b6as1 seouusist Of seSt6 memben
The eaPsaia - 1se cd seooed lieutenanss
beiagsx-o6eio nsohsss, and the remainine
four Psisseo. re
I. II. KsA0N IA Houx, F. II. Gunther,
n. Nsvk,rks J!C. Parnesle. b. F. Rich
asdsos asd HIan0 Allss, were then placed
q aoaisasiea cd ssasd for By ballot. the
foss bas3ag Ne AtgAee Number Of voies to
b deGoaaed ~ 0eoboss elect.
IL 61loviag Dsseleoea vaee elected ::
I'd. He's, =. q. 0sstheassL Nevklrk
~. C. ParoesSe.
81 ekA haos - : ! from the
49, -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

g.. LoUm MARHER. .-
81 LOWS. No. Or. l8.-Ploss-Lovse
Whses-LSsss; n" = nd 81.
Cnn-LOVss Aad Usass,led 81.
Oass-Loses EN9sS.
Pnek-Hsld higher; 10 30 aseed.
Dsy 6sls Xses- L"wss; Dons q; dry
meats 3 ~. 8 3sA6 q. +r vf.,.s :. :.
B.cos-Easi~s / SOC 4 "a, 8 GeA0s @.
Lard-s Is sstsd. 5 Is II.
ed. O. LoUD 1--we S1ocK AAnRuR.
Hog Fisoss; oissd peeaisg ne
. %; Votes - Bahioesss 3003 e;
buseien - s1is.)3 500S 20
Recipe. 5000; shiPosss,, 49,
/. CnlcAee NAnxM.
Cs,cAso. liz, Oct. ls.-WAsss-UsAt
sIsd - l~vts M. : ssa'l -; No. 3
spsiag u. go. -.
Cnss-HisAss ED sssoaees; ~
O.as-Fiso; 303.
Sss,e,Cu. a. -- r-.f 80 .s-sa
70 R.st-Wssk - jssss 10 7s0ll - i
LaslE Esy cd Apsss ;. SIS =.
= CmcAeo Luv. vsocx NAnxzR.
p ileap-lCeass.ssiy sssivs, 'sasaly -
ests; MUAs 3 se0e -: Aeasy y.sahg -
e. 9: bss.y yseAia0 . so03 - y -
2sesiQaA lsSoA rs T.sIz erisa,
C.eslc-Asss sesiys; 81 81 GAieoisg
> oo0l - ~ IN - AstsAssa, G1So1S
- asse6. -h ''.'s '7~s ..'.i' =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

Coloohs. u. Oct lA,-Risai6sst
Hayss spent The aieaE.eae. (sissly
soeag his kissnsa ss1 - y Spseil
es.in o ~ Co)so6s Z 1ees1s Rod
&C to O'Clock ~ Dslsvi1s, vhess q
rsc6ps1so - bsoa sG66ogo0 N III
svsaine. He yin ssenn ksss thh
evs.ieg - &lA - aPssa - 6abhath
k0go. ne V ,4-1S az 49,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

eDorS on0 the roooPm Iett 0eaO coshe(e 90
The anos.
Bssk rohl.ine - Ps"vias ssose sucesD-
ful shas cosn-plsssiss, asd Tie raids hecsos
usorr irsuueni. The ancient and vell. to-ao
village al Nss. Gene.ssve zee next rsided.
Thn vssia Nav. 1919. srd vlsea The fspe
bonaem se6e AZ shsv lslt ~ empty eafe
hehisd the0. They Aisilssl ahsis plus4es
u The voosl> . leW miles south of 81. Louia.
end rosje ID westward II their ls;susr.
They had 6ssels time for rsss belnse he
call II he 3eo2eS as0UsAed ilse0 to- ohe
ssd4lDe, add they N.ae sssy Ia ls0s In ~
their cell ps.csirsa game in frssA ED.
This vas the 6ns experience of The gang in
ss,lrosdisg. One oosnimx in JalS the
se0s Veas usss she Wirss ihas Q Chicase.
Rock lslaad asd Psci6c tssin hsA been
dischsd iael esss al Couneil BluGs b. .
paspsaely displscei ssiI. The shock killeA
she engineer; while tie terrified paAseaeen
vsss held II ehesk y too 0eu, s6ess olkses
went through the expsess esr and 6lled Tie
hialosie old saek With money peekseea.
With passiag jess and greet laughter ths
ooslsvs rr.)e sVsv. fhis time shey vses 81.
lovsd In Southwest Missossi. IN ~ hooe
Il The YooaGes1 II Moaegaw SPRING. Az
luz gSsos W. $3.50 WOWeRO U0ebu WU0
soeiso Sase 81 - oeae he0s eUssiae Ah
III lnek. "a 5000, -.
0adshill = ssy seslioa o. he &. Louis.
1soo Mouslsia and 0outhssH Railsoad, six.
y oilss soash d 8. LosisL u vss The
Nsae 0fsbe bas36 I'm s1ploit. Hslline
u 0&sdtsses 10 tAs nd aAG, Tie eaeiasee
~ permitted "a esse isto The hasssl q .
revolver len oianSes While he Adaos' Es.
pseo ear ~ relieved IL ~ ome valssble
eaaAPssa Here Ne bssVsdo q shs eaee
pso0Pafd oas 70 write asleessPAie ~.
Is .oss:.,. Aissr ..eiss sSs .ss..s. -.
- ja6slsisg 10 0sch ossiooae q the
dtseso6sed sailsuaA -. ~ ssAaRn ~.
aisasd Ne lesis 70 psoessd - so3s q
k3eassly. TAis tios. ~ pasey 0sds
~ 1seess b he soath ls1sse ssskiaa
~ hidssg pasess II Wsssssni 0inoasI.
- -.g -I.-s rrs.fs III y -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

H.: -; a.. ] ~ 5:::s
Casolioe. % 0ess IL saissps u Ill
ftaadalssst dissi1si;s. aad 4 ars.se
asd yigessus. pssssss6oa ef1isudslsot
diseil)ssa 0o 49,: 81 a1sliso ooss
eessyesic 1sasasO passssd 20 hing
disAoesse s0esn an9 Anjl1eD - CO.
diss pusishesst. I sspsis aaiIsesoss
Mob and 9bD9eaa - 0hashs initial
sespo u theso psa6oouoiooeLs
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

An Unparalleled Career Of Bold
Crime.
Post Dollu0 Hiosoey OF Famous
OueloVo.
The Harvest sod.ihe oack Which
Held It.

Il nov Germs pretty dieGai'el. sessIs.i hat
the notorious Jsrse james ~ shs leader q
the gsrR that robbed the espssss car On IL
Chicago 4 Alton train a 0lssdsle. No.. On
the night Il The Cit Of Oesobsr. nd - she
and hs followers are ksovn ~ yell u
Central and ws.aess Missouri, he SUyDAY
MoRSTxe BAsoo sersoduess he iollovine
interesting skeseh Of The joas Jsse hss
managed. taken from The g.. Louis Tine.
Of Frids.:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-10-21

C,ls.hss. O.. Uss. AN new
hridgs over Big Walnus Csssk fee The
ss.dsy CsssA F1nsy hilssad, about
ten niDss fOo this city. 5slf ~ sight
With . terrible csask, . dicensee az
S.: e. s.. H. = B. co. Z !! ;: :..
and their escape fioa DOH = aisscu-
baa 1ysref DC ~. vsss sliehtly
injured. A detective trssale eaused
~ 0nasS1nmA
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-27
For the Tim =.
Letter From Jonesville.

Mn. Enron Il see other Townships are
giving some news items to the Tunes, but
none has appeared of late from Jonesyilc
so will give you few items in my uuhrokru
manner. Crop prospects are very hattcring up
to date. Cotton has been well worked and is
looking we'll Wheat gool and most all cut. -
Oats better than one would expect from the fact
that we have had Il very dry spring, barely rain
enough for corn and cotton, but that was all the
better, for wet Spring with the heavy crop
put in, the grass would have taken us.
We have good school in Jonesville now,
mostly on the female order, as our teacher is n
female and one well qualified for that important
position Miss Leila Bailey. This is her first year
with us and we hope to keep her another year,
but we fear she will give herself away and we
will lose her valuable services.
Several of we JOncsvili, folks went on an
cursion yesterday to II lcrdcrsonvc, y. -, which
was very enjoyable indeed. The good cold wa
ter; thcmountain scenery and the kind reception
by the good people Of licndcrsonvillc, made the
day pleasant, profitable and happy one. All
returned safe and sound, except two or three
unfortunate cows that remained on the railroad
track just leetle too long.
We hear you are having Court at Union, but
we are just too busy to attend Hope the Law
ycrs may all BE successful and gain all their
cases.
| will not say much about the working of the
stock law at present, from the fact that Jones'
vile is not a very healthy place to discuss the
law, unless you oppose it but another year may
work change in the minds Of many Of its OPP
ponehs.
Perhaps my communication may draw out
others. SO l will close and watch the columns
of the Times. II.
June lS, 1879.
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OBITUARY.

WILLIAMS. AS it has pleased the wisdom
Of Almighty God to take unto Himself our be
loved school.matc, Miss MATTE WILLIAMS from
our Sabbath School, we do deeply sympathize
with her bcrcavcd parents but their loss is l,ar
gain.
''When blooming youth in Snachcd away
liy death S rcsistless hand,
Our hearts the mournfu tribute pay
Which pity must demand.
While pity prompts the rising sigh,
Oh, may this truth, Impressed
With awful power. Il too must die"
Sink deep in every heart"
VIC. H., Supcrt.
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THE JEwELRY PEDLERs ARREsTEp-Two white
men, giving their names us Prempert and Br own.
were arrested in Anderson last Saturday, on a
warrcnt sent from Union, and taken before Trial
Justice Brcaze;-lc They were charged with dc.
fraudng thci, landlady out of a board bill, but
the Justice decided that they could not be held
under the warrant The men denied the charge,
End agreed to leave with the Sheriff n sufficient
amount Of goods to secure the claim until they
could prove their innocence, but took particular
pains not to do anything of the kind.-AnderSon
.JOUgndi.
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FATAL FIRE IN GEoRGIA.-Atlanta, Ga, June
81. +. Reynolds house, near Jonesboro.
las been burned, and his daughter and sister
in-law, young girls of l3 and IL years, pcrishcd.
The fire originated in their room, which was
locked on the inside They were blinded or
bcwildered and could not open the door. -
The father of one of the girls, who had been
awakened by the flames, called TO them and
tried to break the door in. lie then went to
save his wife and barely succeeded in getting
her out. 1t is feared he is fatally burned. The
bodies Of the girls were literally charred. The
fire Is supposed to be accidental. Everything
was o total loss.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-27
Sunday School Convention
OF UNION COUNTY,

OF UNION COUNTY,
The Union County Sunday School Convention
will meet in the Methodist Church at Union
July 23d 1872 at 10 clock. Every Sunday
School in the county is requested to send three
delegates also statistical report, showing num-
her of teachers aud scholars, Books of instruc-
tion used, &C., &c. a free discussion of the
following subjects will be held
lst. The aims of Sunday School Conventions;
to be opened hy Rev. \. a. James and j. +. Co.
field.
I'd. The best modes Of conducting rccitatiors
in classes of different grades: To he opened by
Rev. II. ID. Stuart and J. Il. JciIcres.
The public are most cordially invited TO at
tend.
By order yf Executive Committee.
b. G. CLIFFORD, Chm.
June 90 - 1T
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-27

TIE ANTI-TEEATING SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
has proved n success. The UcroM says the So
cicty is not holding many meetings or singing
temperance songs. but its pledges are doing II
great deal of genuine temperance work. An
association Of the same kind should he started
in every city and town in the Union.
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Administrators Notice.

Ill. persons having claims against the cs-
~ of Mrs. Sally Floyd, deceased, are rcqucs-
iod TO hand them 10 me, properly attcstc,,, i'm
Inedatcly
All persons indebted to said estate must make
payment TO me at once
J. W. VINSON Admir-.
June 81 o6 At
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE
Merchants & Planters
~ y ,EIo n AL IS y - IL
OF UNION.

~ Inion, IN tie State Of SoWh Carolina, at
Hc close Of business, lih day Of J"te, 1879.
RESOURCES.
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AZ ATLANTA CoSvICrIoS. Atlanta, June lS
The jury i'll the case Of Hill, on trial for kill
ing Simmons for the seduction of his wife, has
rendered avcrdict Of murder, and recommended
imprisonment for life in the pcnitcu,iary
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STATE OF SoUTm CAROLINA, I
COUNTY OF UNION, ss
l, l.. Il. Wallace, Cashier Of the abovc-named
Bank, do socmnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. E. r. WALLACE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to lcforc me this oath
day Of June, 1879.
SEAL J. rr;,, G; wAMEacH' ,n:,;a.
CoREECT-Attcst
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Il. ID. CULP. Directors.
IL. l.. GOSS.
June ~ 26 II
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ia hre broke "uJ this morning iii the we
trorolitau Hotel, the flames bursting from the
roof ofthc extension on Crosby aud rrrncc stree,
between the main building and Niblo Garden
IL was soon under control. Damage So, 500.
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complete outfit
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THE LOCAM COLUMN.

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The aim of the Publishers is to issue
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CasEr COUSTl.


n Santa Clans Is expected to pass ihro'
- Rev. r. II. HoviouS school will close
to-day.
80 Rev. Mr.. Thompson preached Sunday
morning and night, At the NJ. r. Church.
The Baptist Church II still without 4
pastor.
- Mr. r. n. Poriman and family sre
making preparations Tor moving to Texas
They will start about the 10th Of January
this vicinity Wednesday night, scattering
his gifts with a free and liberal hand.
- MARRiED-On 2lst inst, by Rev.
Robert Elder, Mr.. stephen Goodman to
Miss Mary Z. Fades. On the oath inst
by Rev. J. T.. Weeks, Mr.. William Ste
phenson, Of Cab Orchard, to Mis- Martha
II. Lucas, Of Middleburg.
- Prot. W. A. Wilmington's % class in
Penmanship and bookkeeping, closed last
Friday evening. Notwithstanding the
rain, at an early hour the Masonic Hall was
was crowded with spectators. We were very
pleasantly entertained by an interesting
lecture ON Penmanship and Bookkeeping
by Prot Wilmington and the Middleburg
String Band. His system is simple and
easy Of comprehension. The students
made rapid progress and are anxious to en-
ter upon the third term, which will COM
mence January 9th, 1850.
-PERsoSAL-Mr. james Carson, late
Surveyor Of Casey county, is very sick
with pneumonia, not likely to recover......
Mr.. J. X. Poteet is lying low with remit
tent fever......Mr. Jacob Dorm is quite
sick DIR. q. G. Dill, Of Indiana, is visit
ing rela ives in Mildleburg. ..... Mr.. Crit
Jasper, Of Jacksonville, Ill.,, Is visiting his
parents here. ... Miss Annie Funk, Of
Lebanon, is again visiting her cousins, the
Misses Myers......M Higginbotham and
wife are visiting relations herr. Mr.. c.
L. Holmes and wife have gone on visit to
Madison, Ind......Mr. W. 7. Royalty is
visiting relatives at Bowling Green, KY.
Mr.. c. C. P. Jones is visiting friends and
relatives atGlasgow, Ky~....Misses Bette
Royalty and Matte McAnnich have re-
turned home alter a weeks visit to Dan
Vile, Ky.
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VOTES OF crRRENT EVENr $.

Conductor Napier, an account Of
whose accident was given last week, died at
Bowling Green on Monday.
Col. T. z. Morrow is spoken Of as the
candidate Of the Stalwarts for the Circuit
Judgeship in this District.
There will be no free excursion over
the Cincinnati southern but rates will be
liked low on the first reg ular train.
The steamer Borussia on her way from
Liverpool to New Orleans, sunk, anil over
100 Of her passengers went down with her
WIN. Mckee, senior proprietor of the
St. Louis Globe Democrat, died suddenly at
his home on the night ofthe 10th, of heart
disease.
Collector A. NJ. swope, ofihe 7ih Dis
trici, has received and paid over 1891, 735 Of
revenue for the fiscal year. lie isa model
officer.
Louisville has completed her Cotton
Compress at a cost of $4,000. twill press
600 bales a day, and the warehouse has
capacity Of 5000 bales.
The complete returns from Louisiana
show Democratic majority Of 3O,75l. and
an overwhelming majority in favor Of the
new Constitution, reaching 59,072.
-Abill was introduced in the Virginia
Senate to incorporate the Richmond and
Southwestern Railway Company, to extend
from point on the Southern boundary line
Of Kentucky, through the city Of Rich
mond TO Iidewater In the State Of Virginia
Il is said the incorporators propose TO er.
pend S5Ol0OO,OOO in the construction Of the
road and the development Of the mineral
and other resources Of the southern portion
of Nirqinia.
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The little f1lka made az much fuss
over The coming ~ Santa Claus as N,
hala did over their savior, Grant
- Some Of our bachelors are reerettine
very much that heap year IL ~ close at
hand. They don't want 10 he annoyed by
the fair sex.
-- There l. young gentleman in thi
neiphborhood that dsngerously III with
Missouri lever Unless change takes
place he can't live long.
Several young ladies are expected to
spend the holidays IN this vicinity. We
win not mention any names before they
come, Tor fear they might decline the idea
Of coming.
- We are having an abundance u rain.
The whole face Of the earth IL ore vast
sheet of water. Hanging Fork has been
on a hieh for more than week. Mud is
shoe. mouth deep, and still a rising.
-- We arc told that Mr.. Rucker Adams
aud family will move near Hustonvillc, the
Let Of January next to the farm lately
purchased by Mr. Green Bright We re-.
greet TO give them up, but what Is our loss
will be Husionville's gain We can COM
mend them TO the citizens ~ Hustonville
and vicinity
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WAYNE COTNTI.



The tint steamer Ia this section pass.
ed mp on Sunday last
- Born to the vile Of Martin Back ESQ.
a daughter, on the Nth int
- Maj. J. S. Chrisman Is talking Of speu.
didga portion Of the winter in Washington
City.
Mr.. Y. T. Hall was thrown from a
spring wagon and considerably bruised a
few days ago.
Our young folks have been anticipa-
ting Christmas holidays by serie. Of go
eiables" for several weeks past They are
having asocial party and hop At DR. Phil
Tuttle's tonight.
go Hons. Jos. Bertnm, State Senator
from this District, and Cosby Oats, Repre-
sentative elect Of this county. were in
town Monday. They expect to leave for
Frankfort next Friday or Saturday.
-AQuarterly Conference Il the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, South, will be held
a, Bethesda Church, beginning next sa,ur-
day. The Baptist brethren are In the
midst Of a protracted meeting at Steuben-
willie, this week.
County Cont has been in session to-
day. We noticed considerable activity in
the horse market Quite number Of
horses and mules changed hands At fair
prices. Messrs. John II. and @. C. Dun
can, leave with drove Of horses and
mules for the Southern market Tuesday.
We learn that proposition will be
made at the approaching session Of the
Legislature to organize a few county from
portions Of Wayne, Pulaski and Russell
counties. As the necessity for a step Of
that kind il not very obvious, We presume
il will not meet with much encouragement.
There are already enough pauper counties
in the State.
Several Of our village druggists were
before the Courtlaa week, charged with
dispensing rather more stimulants than
was required for sanitary purposes in the
community. But as no body could be
found to testify that they had ever sold
any spirits for pay directly, the juries failed
to end them guilty. The effort at least
curtails their hberality, ar we noticed but
one or two men in town to-day, under the
influence u whisky.
Mr.. 1T White, solicitor for the
house Of wm. Glenn a Sons, Cincinnati,
arrived ON the stage this afternoon. lie
will spend the holidays with his family at
this place ...... Mr.. +. 4. Edmislon and
arrived here a week ago. They
expect 10 remain with her parents an win
ler-....Col. n. j. Buster, Of Boyle Is here
looking after his unsettled business ...... Mr..
Ohm b. ingram has bought farm in
Mercer county, and calculates going there
10 live early in January. While We re-
gret 10 lose him in this community, we
congratulate the citizens Of Mercer upon
he acquisition Of 10 estimable a citizen.