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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
A Cooking Club.

The young ladies Of Fort Scott, Kansas
have organised cooking club. Selah.
They assemble At stated times, dish ~
coffee and cake prepared BY their own fail
hand, and invite the young men in to lunch
30 mote it Be.
An eyed sinner lay once upon time up
on his death bed. He Was not penitenl
worth Q cent, but consented to receive q
visit from minister. The good man. after
hssarding few introductory remarks con
earning the weather. the cropa, and the
general health Of the ne;ghborhood, ventur.
tured 70 sugGest:
BRO. Jones, you are aware that youI
condition IL nov critical; it is not certain
that you will recover; and they say you
have not lived godly life."
swell" ss,d the dying sinner. medita.
lively, II hsvs been rather bad. that's q
fact, bu,"-(here the old wretch chuckled
audibly)-"I've had dashed good time"
Brother JONES'" again remarked the
minister, at 10 written, Man can not live
By bread alone"
ain cour.e not-in course not" aasented
the dying sinner; "he's obleeged TO bev
meat and veesiables."
Nov. il the young men Of Fort Scott can
always eubsist upon coffee and cake, that
cooking club will b grand success. But
they will inf.llibly demand me.t and veg
etsbles, and then what will the C. c. do!
We know dead loads of young Iadie. vho
can prepare coffee end cake till you can't
rest, without the assietance of club. but
when il comes to plain beef<teak. or .
piecs of roast beef-whew! you'd bette,
send your beef to . tannery. At once.
Nov, to cook 4 beefsteak jus, right is one
Of the easiest ihings in the world, when
you know bow.
To get heefsteak cooked just right il
the hardest thing in the world.
We suggest that the Fort Scott Cooking
Club pay len attention to the mint. sniae
and eunim, and more to the veieh,irr
natters Of the Law; in other words, that
they give The boys . rest on coffee and cake
ard vhooper up on beeisiesk and SIGH.
The average eock bss not the fain,est
eoecepeioa Of . frst-clas brefsteak, nor
The average eater Of it, excellence.
Here endeth the 6rst lespon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

1l080Uf1 WoT Vk8s0O.
The Hou.e has pasaed the bill { II. r.
No. 1922 u authorize the Secretary Of the
Treasury to examine the evidences Of pay.
ments made BY the state Of Missouri since
April IL, 1906. to the officers and privaies
81 the militia forces Of the said State, for
military services actually performed in
the suppression Of the rebellion. in full
concert and co operation with the auihori-
lies Of the United States and subject to
their orders, and to make reports ther. Of
To Congress.
The preamble and bill are - follow:
Where's il IL clainsed BY the state Of
Missouri th.t At the time Of the re,mburae.
Of said State under snd BY virtue Of the
act Of Conxres. entitled IAN act to rein.
burse the State ~ Mi-sonri for moneys ex.
pended for the United sssies in enrolling,
eqnipping and provisioning militia forces
To aid in supprea.ing the reteIl'on." ap-
proved April II. 1866, there slill re~s,ned
u large amount due to officers aud priva'es
81 said miliii. forcsa. which had not then
been paid by s.ia State end .ss not there.
fore included In said sbamsments. and
that aaid Sls,e h.s since paid sid amount
to s.id "ficers and ps,vates Of sid militia
force., and hes never bsen reimbuped
Therefore,
Be IL enacted BY the Senate sed House al
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Coogrea ssembled, That the
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 hessby ssshor
ICED and directed n investigate. consides
and ex.mine the evideoce. vouchers and
records relating To the pa,@enss cl.imei
tn have been assde By the state al Missouri
since The l7,h day Of April. 1854, IN the
oficsss and privaies Of The militia forces of
aid State for military services actually
peri"sas~d in the soPpeesioa n the rebel.
lion IN foil coscess snd eo.opssaiios viih
the authorizes of The United Rates ssd
suhi-cs to their osdsn. which sss 100 op
Gle in bis depsroese and Which nay Be
Hl-d by enid s3s.ie ar its asres a. seeots,
and to report to CongFess q 'be the earlie.s
prsct,bie time The sesuii Of such invest.
CATION end esaoissiios, and The amount
or suosn,.. II any. sh'ch shsIl sPpesr 10 |
BE- iussly doe to ssid Sssss los sseh pay.
ussss nads sises Apsil II, looo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

The noss reapoaaibls, psiiios !.
family h shss a he ssns. nd . eood
"asse ssver isiIs - Seeeooesd Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup 70 The psss~s 81 irssfsl or
ichly ehildssa. Prize. - eesh
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

The Ossee Coal Mining Co. have sent
tuo car loads Of coal-about 600 bushels,
70 - disssiheted among the poor Of this
city, The r. K. 4 T.. Railroad furnished
he transportation, and the coal, has been
sessivsd y oar worthy Mayor. who will -
that Il = put vhess il viii do the most
aeel
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21
IF YOU
Don't See What You Want, Ask
For Il.

Il 10 No Trouble 70 Swap Lies.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-21

-Fresh oysters, cans and
IN bulk, at xAiser'0. g
, 1879-05-10

The Rub- Treasury disbursements were &20, 600.
The Collector took IN S4,300 for ncw licenses.
Thu tntnand for certificates continues steady,
sci, 90 being gotten rid Of,
The tnternal.reVenua rcceipka Hero $31,b71, Of
which $20.81O WIS OIL account OF spirits. is, 1853
tobacco, t0.A beer, and 81 ,o00 special.
Tl,r rush for the refunling certificates at tho
Post Oilice Is uu the incrcuav, thcre beltlE over
s:uJ IN lLnu a. nns lilus yesterday. Tie amount
suld WIS $57WD.
The alleged counterfultors, hickman, O'Ncttl,
anl Hilsul,, wrro re!caAcd by United Statts
CumnlIssiolcr loyne on lhelr own rccognzance,
which ia practirnlly an ella OF thu rase, unless
something .nora eliminating turns w.
The bids fur the troi-pfpng and plumbing on
Thu Now CustoH,-Iiousa viii be- opentd ~ WaA.
{lI9ton MuIldaY. Tic specifications included
everything Ia that line, Including the closets,
etc.. except ttle Eas fixtures, for which separate
contracts will 1e let. About twenty firms have
seNt l1l b!ds Tbs lIids for the furrtng, whirll
Mtnl tic contract let to Mr.. Cooper. The specl-
t}eitt,s tDr lhe p'aslertng will be hera shortly,
asld ready for blds ~ soon rs received.
At the suggestion OF tho Canadian Post
Oi!lce Department, antl with the c0neurrenca Ut
tie Secretary Ut the Treasury, the Postmaster
General has leClded to direct tho Immediate ru-
turn Of any packages Of lutiablu matter mad
vertehtlY forwarded TO this country contrary to
the provision Of thu postal trcut Y between tlle
t"u Countries. Under thix luetslon packages Ut
sauples OF merchandise. Including grain a,ltl
sreus Of q weight oxccpdI.g eight ounces r..
cetvtu by Mntl at ANY otl!ce frnnl Canada, md
which 4re declared dut!abte by thu customs
ollicers, must b1 returned to this Cafladan cx~
clluuge otilcu from which they we're dispatched.
, 1879-05-10
THE INSURANCE ON THE LATE COL. WAL
TON DWIGHT.

The proceedings butore the Coroner, inrotv.
Ing rc-cxunEnation Of the remains Of the lato
Col. Walton Dwight, Of Btugllamto,, arc draw
lug to close. Some hidden influence sccms to
have been at work to establish thu theory OF
scll.tessructton. Tile prevailing feeling Is that
this nttempt 1ins ludcrously failcl, ulld promi-
1,t,cc III titus ufyen to the uCllun Of the Etluia-
bla Lfc,lnsurancc Company, OF ttIs city, wl!fch
held by far the largest policy OH Col. llwghts
life. l:tfurte were promptly made by this com-
panv to uscertaiu thu truth. No attcmps was
made to make up a defense. but Or. Drlatlca
toue ot the first pathoIogists IN the country ~aa
sent to- blnChauatun to examine tie body nlnt
report the facts. On bis report lhat death en-
sued from natural cnuscs, the Equitable prompt.
ly paid the claim. and It Is due 10 the Companr
which has deserved reputation Tor equity Ind
ready performance of Its contracts, to stats
that tue recent proceedings huvc had no
countcnaucc from them; TINT It was satisfied
from, the first Investigation TINT fhe claim WIS
Just one: and thut every subsequent step fas
ouly tended to eonarm their optuion. The Of
ilccrs Of the Equitable say they wish It to bu
understood that no far-fetchcd or tcct'nical
ucfcnsss arc ever mado by them upon their
polcIcs.-Atw lurk Con'n.ercial Adsersistr.
, 1879-05-10
EIGHT HOURS,

THE TRADE AND L4I0R COUNCIL
hell 4 meeting ut No Isl Clurk street last
eyentug, Samuel doldwater In tile chair but
very little Of what w4s done was givou to tho re-
pugtafs.
A resolution congratulasing the worklngtnen
OF California for their recent victory wuk
adopted.
A. T. Parsons offered the following, which
pAssed uuantluulAly;
WMsMxAs, Vhe Trader Assembly Of Waah,nH-
ton, u. e., hna Endorsed the following tssontiouv;
&nI
WmEnEAs. Tho Intarnattnaal Labor Union Of
America has FAtihod tl,r as,na; aud
WnkAEAs. SAID rcsui iHe!ous arc we'll calculated 10
increase waxcs BY plaetus limit upon thu supply
s0!u<d, by thu Council Of Trade and Labor
un!on ~ ch'caFo aud vicinity. that va indo1ss ,ts
following resolutions, anu earnestly recommend
their a4o.ion BY Ill hu trada and labor orRantxa.
tIuns u Chicago and vicinity:
''WuiHEAs, Ilund1cds Of Thousands Vt work.
, 1879-05-10

To-day Mr. Joseph p. 1Iand'oy, until recently
keeping In tho Revere House. throws open hia cc-
CANT Billiard Par1or and rotrcshmcnt department,
which ho has fitted mp in the iuost suporb
stylo, At the aouthcast corner OF Illinois
nni North Clarke streets. Champion schaefrr
and other experts viii play ths Inaugural
tun game. Five Nonpatcl tab1es, Will, the Mon
arch cushions, Of Brunswick l. Dalko nuke,
arc QUO of tho chief atssacllonB. The opening Of
such All establishment, Under such ablo 9eneraship
as IIandiey'H, was q long.f want on the North
Sidc. htensrs. Went Bros, No. 10. h1adtson,
opened Thursday thor now md elegant rarlor
with thirteen Of brunswick T. Bake tables, and
the Mo1arChs arc kent buaY.
, 1879-05-10
HOTEL AlsRlV 4 rs.

DMANr PAoiYiC MoTKt.
Z. Williamson. ftvrfpoolJ. II. 1ttiIa. l'ustnnt
H. a. 'lnttle. Cleveland. Z. e. Dunlop, ieuknk.
!. l.. 1:lmurr. IT. 1lwdif. Z. lloyk. Utica.
Y. Nurtbrnp. Home, NJ Il. s. Stosrnr. I,uuts II.
J. N. Parker. Davonposi. Ia. J. lsaruasd, Buffalo.
PAt.atHM HOUSE.
Wm Totoy, Hartford, Z. ". l.. Clifford Phltndcl
y. l.. Wcln,ore. slarl.. H. 4. Henderson. l,o*.
L. n. Mars. s. Louis, :. r isenrt'ie't Il. altna
las. u. Lynch. n. T.. IL. +. Maynard, Ply. II
SHERMAN uOgas.
It. Ii. Smith, lststun. g. Il. Wnlls. Helm, u. r.
J.. L. Cnrnliclael. tat'y, Addison isyhce. Illap.
l. FasE,. Ccnrl fa1. ~. chas. itan,iI.uu. T. l.,
t. i. pestst' % b,xon IT, g. t. Ga1psn,sf si t.t Ill., Il
TltHsiuNT HOUSE.
II. H. nuntcr, DaycnpoEt.F. II. M0rrfsoht Memphis
J.. Warren. Greenae1d. 10. ]. blxpy. ,ubn,iur.
". b. l}AttIs, Oakid, Calf. IIartmnn. New York.
". Il. Hnte!nan ~. l.unti N. lsatpcOc, ST. Louis.
". Swami, New York. D. q. llcnsllaw, boston
GARDNER HOUSE.
Henry Frost, Owa;unua .iAsa Jackson, Shelburnc,
i. u. lInl1. unnyIl1c. IGhurlcs Allen. ,Iancavlle
f. j. Miller LuransY1iitlD. ktfh. Conway Mass.
nnlps johnson, st. Luuis tcotgc Arms. Polo. III
II. +. Wlpplo, N. Y. q. fully, Minneapolis.
, 1879-05-10
CII().I'ELI ING.

tlDTH. IT Ami. This s,nck II must thoroughly
assorted tn senA fouthR nnd lsoys stylra aud sizcs
Medium and Flnn 1l,r*tness Grades. A1l'Wou nhd
ltnlon .t1nods. Full hmIls ll1oken Suits. md Single
ltartcnla tine Invoice d! this stock cDYcrs faltEE
liUSDttp CtlMtLETE Suits. ttfciiy scUonable.
ami Ut The iAtcst and mest approved styles Anhlcr
iIrn, nf Interest II Ttli,El; tiuSl'hEn fA'Ess 0F
rASTS. sttll nnathcf II 1WU HUNDRED ElSG1E
AND DOUBLE iI1tEASTEn VESTS. We shall hlso
offer an fnyolce Of MUltAtl: AtrACA COATS. Mems
Fizes. Hack. We aall A1so ocr lnsultu Ut MID.
N1ESEx F1ANSEt. SUITS. We Rttal also UIIcr IN
conjunction with shta Clothing FIFTY PIECES ALI
WUUL AND UNIUN 81 AND ID CLUTllS, ElfEVi'
9th. rAs5.MEREs. &c.. &G. Also. few 6l[t'tEl'
ESits Pattctn Pieces, suitably for Merchant Ts!ola
nsa Nc shsl Asu neE1 fn esnnrcttou desirable Line
Of WltTK 1KESS SHIFTS. FANCY DRESS SHIRTS,
And FIFTY iN}zEH Htlt}wN DUCK. T"0.FoCkEr
OVEHALLS AND JUMPEtts, ktFtct1y perfect and
thoroughly reliable In thu assortment OF afzcs. Mer.
chants rcqntnR Dseralts Jumpers Will scrYc their
beat nercats by giving due consideration 10 tha STOCK
WE SHALL. MOVE THEN.
, 1879-05-10

MURPHY Y-sIIAW-MAyA g. la7n. ut .FaIshury. At tha
residence of !uixr u Mcbo~eil. BY tl,e 10y. +.
;;ny , an4 hmna shaT Sat = shsw Sem
~ Aufwn!k lconu.}, md Lucoa ill., pa'era please
cnpy.
AKpEIt:Et-MACKESXiE- Eth lnst., At Tho real.
aenra III hn rldes aEtHia by this Hry. A1srt Hate,
" sprinrteI4. lgnFy T.. Aldrits. " C'ilc*xu, and
EA. Ut Luxau County. lnlnuA.
, 1879-05-10

her Of Thrty-tlrst street nt,d urovcland Park
aven,lc. Drs. Dusworth nnd sandcrs, w1I" were
called in to ltte,hl hin. were Ut the opinion
that his injuries were Ut n ,lDAt hanEer-
hoas as Kesss aoss1 xs psn's p I'll prfs III @
fractured anil reviewed serious internal injury,
mid utsn Init but,l lips split. 1ie was taken to
Mercy Hospital. llts Injuries Arn OF 4 most
,, pat"tul nnsurc' aa hl' reeoseFs Is considered
THE Iup1CfAI ELEcr1os.
Tic Dctuocratte County central Committee
has held twu meetings recently to c1'tssi'!er
what att,n WAS f,c*t 10 take IT. References to the
coming judicial election. At tho !rst meeting
,Ile prDr0.lfktn to eall convention, With " view
to making strict partisan nutnlna.luNs was intro-
ll,rr., but no actfon was takcu. NIT! 1T tile sec.
onI injecting a similar pf0uusttiDu was voted
down By Il large maior[ts, n!ul sir feeling was
decidedly agnI,,st narts,In Judiciary. 'rlIr IT,
suit of the las: nluctlHg wae, tir whufe question
wa> referred to thu Executive toInnllttru
With pnwer to act, as't u. Reporter yc2-
as to their v!ews, found ll.en In fnyor nf non-
partisan nominations. Several OF tllctn cx.
prcsacd themselves US favorable TO having thc
two parties Gull Conventions tn lie held the satne
day, mud, after the Conventions llad !,ccn salcd
to order, having eacf appoint Committee
Of Conference. usn' agree ,'l'oII ttcke In which
both parties should be represented as nearly
equally W possible, which should lIc nominated
by buth bodi.a. In fuct, from all that could be
lIurnrtI, tho Con,n.i,tcc was IN fayur o myrt!lE
tile Republicans halfway, IND tIA already made
proposI.luns to that end to The Cl.airtnnl, II tue
County Central Committee. II.e only thing
they appeared inclined ii cxae. Of the
aur ttiesri to ualnc McAtliatcr rs one OF their
candidates, tu wt!Mn there aupeqrs to bo eoi1lc
opposition in certain circles. Thu Rrpublleans
appeared to bo III faros of Keeping politics out
and at tile Central Committee meesti: this at-
teraoon they expect tu rctclve some propos!-
, 1879-05-10

THE LOVELY NEW STYLES IN CARPETS
this spring at The Chicago Carpet Co. correspond
In richness and harmony with their draprty ant
portcse fabrics and wall uuper, md shon!d b,
ueen by all wtlo contemplate puschaalnR. 4 hou1t
can b. furnished BY t!rm from top 10 bottom.
, 1879-05-10

An Economical FIunr Covering.
Linolcnm, beInR composed Of cork. Ia M c1astlc
~ CARPET: IL waterproof. AccnMAlatrs 10 dirt.
and will nutwcar tho best oElcloth ttirce Or fur
times. II IL manufactured in handsome patterns.
nna sold by a!l frst'claas carpst. dealers. Huno
hut tho genuine article has tle word l.iu0teuu"
on tho bnck of cYcry yard u cloth.
, 1879-05-10

How absurd 10 crnak and wheeze With a cougI
which Nalus Honey OF lofehtlnI and Tar will cure
fHkc's T0othache drops cure III 0nG minute.
, 1879-05-10

Every professional man who has used Or. rrlcc'a
Cream linking Powder tn hs faul!y will certify Il
ita being wAulesoHla atl4 pure,
, 1879-05-10


Il. T. Root, Of Burlington, Ia, ID At tho Gara-
ncr. |
&. T. Merrill, Detroit, is among tic guests OF
tic fremont.
1lo'brook @. Clcvc1and, plymouth, Ind, Is
guest Of the Sherman.
Yesserday WIS poor daY for marriage l!cen-
scs, only eight hcinE Issued.
Ex.Oov. c. e. Waahhurn. OF Wisconsin, Is
among tho rucsts of the Pacific.
Col. Henry 3. CarrinEton. u .. A., IA IN tae |
city. stupping NJ tho Commercial Hotel.
Gen. N. Il. Miles. u. 8. A., arrived In the city
yesterday and tcgtstercsi at the Pa1ucr.
Tic County Treasurer Ii paying county orders
down on The t7cncral Fuud prIor to Jan. %.
Phil simnonds, Manager Of the Wardc-Das-
rYmorc company, is guest Of tic fremont.
Miss ,tcroe Charles, formerly Of sicvtcker's
stock company. is so1ournfng Mt thc fremont.
Nal 81. a. Reno, The central tlgurn In thu re-
cent military investigation in this city, is at tic
Palmer.
Tic Rev. Fred Wtnca, President Of The State
Board Of Charities, Springfield, ILL.,, ID stopping
a: the PacIdc
Elizabeth McEvers Rsiysrd h:s bought vt Of
1T, Washington street. for sl2S,oo0
liz. At,1
Thu number Of dead eanihes wIifch auosi1 u'e
streets Of sf'e "cst sue saonla suasest ~
Tie ncw collector OF deao ani'na's 10 go 10 "o'h
III earnest at ouce.
II the Nest Division Railway Company
w1u,d sprinkle It's very dusty tracks tile yulccs
Of It's patrons ~oult rso IN pTa!sc ot It's lDeFai'"
ty nfaa caI 1t Dleeseu.
William Bliss. General surc1tntcnflcnt o! tic
Dostou e. Albany 1laiIroad, t,rorru Darling,
t]rucrut Manager 1f the fuo f,fuc, and Join i.
SIn,nsou Goncrnt Manager Of ;to Vuutu1ta
Il 'ime. nrc At tne Pnciii..
~'n.' ~. ~ -.
itie trustees ot tne Aeaacmy nt tna'en , nase
not aec,uea wnas 10 40 10 yIe" o. r III! mrSsss ,ss
'hitt'atoH OF tts aitafe: nut tlc scuon WI! pE9u
ally b. continued until .Ia'y l. "hea ho" IN
'Rtitutlon tnay oe organ'zfd'
The Temperature yestcrtlay, as observed By
Mnuasse. opticiau, S9 NfaJisou street frnInuNE
TnifJinsl VIVA at 8 n, M. 55 deg: 10 q, a.. ii;
i. M. Sf: IN, in.. Gi: \ n. M. Is. Barometer
At Sa.m,' 2D.85: 8 u. H.. 20. 10.
: :. .,.a '1..,.,, os,..-. III, -, .,,.,,
, 1879-05-10
NAIkJre, POWDER.

A w arning e!
Methods of npncped Grocers who deceive their Customers
and deal out Poison to make an Ilegitlnate profit,
When eoe.n
against the tho
paste for
painting;
torde
.n
purchaser nuso
reru
dyspepsia planted
povn By Boards Health and eminent ehe' ts
baking powders The market and especially those
the highest medical authorities to be
excuse themselves but boldly e dr.
abetop
Almost mi" brings US letters '" Indignant who have bee" "p'"
bulk that It
po
pmed purchaser .tyn.
purchasers that what
assurance
a., ,,, a ,u, ,.. u,,, ,oL. ,sh.r. elm ..n, NM. ,.
nstar
tho
especially ~ anxious
noesn bought md used titus
like
mtaa aons
har'sr
a who found
Powder "Rd"h
scvtne
wiia hseaE ntpubuah
|
i CHcAoo Marcel asH
bk1ns
deception should s
oamar
Wy.
circumstances @'
abeea and nd thu" "'
will SEQ th" the belt "'Seh
reputation f "9 '
| atas slowa rcoa as theu proper
ROYAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY,
1 Torknf
, 1879-05-10
DRUNKENNESS.

DRUNKENNESS,
nr. D'unSeI. dlscoyornr OF the cinchona euro for
drunkenness, curcs all caacs. Room ~ Palmer
uauae
, 1879-05-10
AUCTION *ALES,
V1H GEO. r.. <1HfI: 4. co.,
- III md X! WabasI.aF.
DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT..
REGULAR TRADE SALE
Tuesday, hlny 10, $50 a. m.

Our offerings for this Sale will bo
in many respects tho Most Import
ant and Attractive TINT wo havo
shown this season. We especially
dosiro to securo tho attontion Of tho
Trade to our Largo Limos Of
, 1879-05-10
CUTLERY,

KNIVES AND FOrES. We shall
sf.aw lilo largest and Test Assorted
LtnH af Tab1n Cutlery tint It i,aR
ever been our fortune 10 af1er to thu
Trade. Thn stock comprises tho
Choicest Styles md Quh]jlIrs at thu
1!ott Responsible Manufacturer In
AWrriea. We shall also Offer q
Lxrgs Assortment Of POCKET
CUTLERY. !, 2. ,, andti@ hIadr.l
tayieA. Imported 0oet.s, fAus! .!,ar.
oHgb}y tnltab1o for Popular lie.
tnAn'f. Wo.sl,att nIko offes With thts
Lfn9 FIFTY DOZEN FISHERS
SUPERIOR fiAZOR srRUps.
, 1879-05-10
LYON & HEALY, Chicago, ILL.,
OAN i.a

OLIVER plTSON & CO., Boston.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-18
:.
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Of five and upwards.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-18

FEAsTERvrLE ITEMs.--Farmcrs are
going right ahead preparing for crop.
Mrs. Marion r. Coleman died on the
11th inst, after three weeks Of great
suffering. She leaves four as devoted
children as a mother ever had, the
youngest Of whom is just blooming in-
to womanhood. 1t was remarkably no.
ticcable with what Christian fortitute
and submission they witnessed tho az
onies Of a dying mother. The old
lady, with ono son and daughter,
joined the Universalist church q few
months ago. Sy she died in that good
faith. II.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-18

AN INTERESTING EpIsTLE.-We have
received tho following communication.
which we publish Dcrdatin ct liter
atm, omitting, for obvious reasons,
the name Of the writer:
Winsborough fairfield & Mr. eddi-
tor sir have had notion to give You a
small hint conserving the phase of our
abode am livcing at the poor house a
pauper suppose feel as low down as
pauper get to feel thaught / would
give you small out line conserving
ourplase and people this plaso was
baught by the public purposedly for
poor house but 10 it has ben badly
abused | desire you to publish this in
your advocate and send through the
churches evry Where ask them for
their prayers conserving our people
take FOR q patron the xiith chapter of
acts and see what you think conserving
the prayers of our people to god what
effect it had if tho prayers of gods peo-
PIE were stroDg in them days what
might 1t be now if you were to put
this In your advocate and scnd it
through all the churches it might be
lasting memorial as long as time
would last you no when peter nockcd
at the door rody ran to heaken and
opened not the door for gladness but
told the rest but neither did they but
thought 1t was his angel am only
giving you small hint tho best can
DO am 81 years of age but if you
shoold ever think worth reply Just
direct 10 --------.---------------- wins.
borough fairfield feb 20 1879 this
plas ben In the hands Of the wicked
from can learn from the first day it
was sold till now but god is able of
these stones to rase up childron for his
own name and glory If you should foel
at! 9 loss and wish to no any more
direct as beSole mentioned If hear
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-18
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We understand that the Greenback
Club OF Feastcrvillc held q meeting re-
Gently, and endorsed the platform
adopted by the convention at Chicago.
The club numbers about twenty mem
bcrs and proposes tohold reg .!ar meet
ings on the third Saturday Of each
month.