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WOMEN ~ carecH.

clergyman asks Us To state our views as To-
the position Which women shouli-scripturaIiy-
hold 10 the churches We not in particular
iy humorous vein to day. bot we can nev~rihe-
lees appreciate the wsgxery which Turk. IN the
question Why. friends. ycu might we'll AK
shat - the position Of man IN the church.
There 10 nothing n.ore unjust, more un>criptural
or more hur,ful IN its influences on the Progress
Of Christianity. than this senseIsss. oli-foyi>h
discrimination against . capacity Of goodness.
t~cause IL happens to b represented. the
or.iainmeni Of God. by the f-InInin. gender.
Capacity for service. AMI not sex. places one IN
the realm OF Christ and Christian things
woman ~ho has praying mind and .
praying tongue will not say should he allowed
to pray. for that wsy Of putting u imPIies . dis
crimination-bui ] wiil -ay should never 10 for.
hidden. either ny ver,al command or ~ tie
sssg- Of the times. from praying. and II the
msunerism Of praying D. considered, women can
no; make q wcr.e Job out Of 10 tl,an many men
do. And It 10 very curious. and is deserves
satire and nos respectful treatment. tl,~; the
greatest bungiers IN the 10. of What little
dun Of carsci'y they have for grace. in tie
churches. are the very ones Who s-s thcmselve.
up To forbid the women OF the church from
taking any part in the services of the chur-h-
the Nhol- thing Is . growth from Ini>con-
ceP''cn and P-rS.rt aspiration of c-rtsIn pas
sas~s in Pau. writings. ana = mi>concrpiion Of
the relation wh,ch the two sexes hold TO ~ach
"ther and to humanity. The church to-day -
like q man trying &" swim asaIns; a strong cur
rent with one arm .~,',ssed TO his side. the hest
he can do Is tn swim In = ciT"le and keep sf.ca;,
when, If eauPpea according TO God. or,issn-
m~ni. he world make swift Progress. The
rninisfra,inI of women Recognized IT once
by tie Christ, xas hon"red both by his
speech and h: his example, and by "a" san-ii"n
os his has il ev.r been iesssnei. not 20 -,
'ani>hed from his disciPl~shiP. believe 'has
the millennium Will neither GENE r-lgicu-ly n"r
politically tih the matter Of SCI be entirely
dropped from consideration. had Q capariiy io
think CORRECTLY. an judge wisely. ard love pure
~, and benevoi-n,iy tall intelligence and not
sex. character si.d not scciicns "i birth. D. the
standard Of the worlds Judgment.
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Piastsburkers thought it vas fsr too .im.,e
remedy to he worth anything. and died accos,i, z
to the rules Of respectable practice. Presently
i've children n one family vere taken sick at
once Their threats b come swollen and rauker.
ed terribly. The terrified mother having no
medicine n hand. administered kerosene oil,
making The Children earxe their shroass vish Il,
and also swallow little. They recovered rapidly.
and IN fev days wsr~ out on the street. Three
ch.ldren IN snother family, four 10 the rh,r.i
house. and too IN . fourth we're taken With
malignant form Of the disease, and CURT hy the
>sine means. n no single case where the oil hs.
besn used, has the d,s-as- proved fatal. The
remedy 70 simple. cheap. and sisays NJ hand IN
all fAmiii~s throughout the hand. u has the
further recommendation that Il s,Il do no haru,,
under any circumstances.
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THB LITIARY WORLD.

yoequin Miller says 10 vill write no moro
poetry.
hanccon commenced he g.sss history forty
yesrs ago.
ha.fiett's Familiar Quotasinu." has rssehed
aai~ 0s y9.O9O.
Enxi sh cr'.scs ark Back,o Macleod Of Dare"
- his moe, mastery vo's.
The dea. ~ al BsSs 10 . ,d ba-ard Taylor Iesv.
9reas enps IN America , lie asurS.
pnsAcr tav. diet Isaishsd Engiish lltsasy
pssss, has seess.ea from nonauism.
wr,ssr N Ds-emhee "B,sckvoods" attacks
Joe'rs'''~ md 10 me- n"ds With sssaes hs,y.
il 10 esasme<s that - vs;:sr Of the aas Nas Q
,s-4er eossuteeocy than The ~: c.it:c John
1usri0.
M easha1-sphy gill az Mart'a Lathe. nov
sscNed sushsasic. VII - placed u the Psssh
ssoeWv er0 pah,iahoO q sAnis16jo 0olIesie.
y oeeeiaA seoop.
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1lsr Correspondents.

Prem ssr Regular Corrs-peudsns.
LAMoRTE. No. JsA. II, 1879.
-NnL C. 3. Lisil~ield, 81 Knob Nos,e,.
10 visiting old friesds ct THE plses.
y. r. NcC0aosll treated Tie LITTLE tolhs
to sleish ride tbs vssk. They enjoyed il
very much.
The ice crop il 6ne. but two or thres
are putting up. d.. Jaynes and @. n.
Shepherd. srs hsuliag il on sleds iron
Muddy creek. Il b about Ten inches thick.
and wy clear.
-SlsiRhridine IL still enjoyed bot The
SNOW = TURNED To more busiueas account.
That Of sIeddisG eorn 10 Se.lalia, or vood
home. About every osa ihss hss 0
hosss ard sled and ride On il to town. os
vhsssvss Il srea Even The Nill Co. Asd
yesterday To hsild one 10 sled water n |
basss's fNo shsis pod 70 The mill tssk. |
heir pips nat sssehsse fer ssessA into
heir:posd to II 10 he vsssr. oviss = she
1sy weaker.
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70 nAkR corss srurp

One ounce 81 thoroux,wort. one ounce 10 aax.
seed. simmer together in one quart 81 ~s,e,
until The strength 10 entirely extracted, .tr.in
carefully. Adj one p,ot 81 hes; m.i.ss~s and half
pound Loaf sugar: sumner then, thoroughly
together. ami when cold soffie u.ht. s-s
doses OF one ieasponiul AT a time gill a,iesisis
the most distressing cough Of the lungs. su,.iu~>
any tendency TO consumption. hreAks up ~nt,reI.
the whocPing coug 1. asthma, bronchitis. and all
Affections oi the lungs ami throat. Il sImpl~.
sale and effective
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Ths EeV Illustrated Publication, Andrews
American Queen. devoted 70 Art. Music. L,sera-
ture and Society 10 hefore 0a.- IL 10 . nv venture
OF The Proprietor al Andrew Ba:ar, and like IT,
The American Queen presents an attractive ap.
paes.noe. A. hrss .esu.d n monthly. the dez.sn
- % maze Ns pnbsicafi Of more f-poueut re.
occurr~ece iusts6s,d By pubic approval The
oociesy feafures Of the 1ew joarnai are !,
comprehensive and reveal their sooss an Great,
iag eaasas The ll1e a wealth and fashion in the
eou6agy asd abroad. Books, muse. drama and
At are discussed with vigoe and ah,iisy. and the
maoce. short st0ries. essaye and po+m.. are
from Distinguished wnt~re. Apdrews' Amer,cro
4seea nay h esmmeaded - an eacelient spec;-
soes 81 hi9h class scial journalism, Il ne nesau.e
its future By the 6rrt number The edi.or
PeeaGeo hsmseaf % make successive aumhers
esss Osso thorough and interestinG nd the
pu&e haye Q guarantee In HE 6-st auccese
Andrrse' 0assr. that ample hus,nees energy aud
editorial sktIl ON - devoted % purh,nG the new
SoaPrPeioa anple eopy n Andrew Amer.
tnae oeoooe1a - oheaiaed By enclosing Is ceots
- ". = AnAsssS rsiesns 6usldaaC. NV Yefk
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II You Should 1nll

to End Sichers' plsee-whese thee choice
oys:ers are sold-ask any boy. be- can. di.
rect you there. for ia - the most popular
oyster house in he city. and yss will end
il ont By getting them b. The e.a, dsh, raw.
fried, ssewed, bssiled ese.
(Cus this oct sos future pelessnes for the
8Asoo rsfaass 70 Psist any moro Of the
aboso asssesioa.l ...
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Besidss this amount there are prob .bly
many private families Who hsve pot up
amall quantities sufficient for their Own use
Ira Hinsdaie, who i yell post-d in the
hu.'nes.. declares Sedalia has . suppiy
sufficient for too yeara. % ice will b both
plenty and cheap next aummer.
fr,m III sbove il will be Sen that Siehe
4 Hell" have put up nearly - much - ell
the Others combined. This il exclusively
for their own ne, their brewery requiring
. large amount. With them the failure
ii the ice crop il . ser'cus calsniiy, %
that of last winter necsasiiated 40 outlay
II 500.
So the reader gill perceive il 10 On III.
Wind that bloss n"b'dy good. snd iho-e
hitter blasts from the North. While the,
hsve csu.ed inconveaieoce and suffering,
t.se also brought icy blessings ih.s will
X ~ore spprs lated next summer than .,
JrgoeOe.
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CRYSTAL BLOCKS.
Sedalia's Ice Harvest this Win
ter.
Ten Thousand Tons Put Away
for Summer.

Twenty-Five years ago the consumption
Of 'c- ~.s very limited in comparison win
the preaent day. Now, il has cea.rd TO b,
. luxury. aud hs. ber"n- al imlsorisn'
necessity in every household. in sick"e--
~ veil ~ health. In commerce, too, ice
has h-come an Import~n, factor, and ihou
.snds of ion- are ",-un.d in ,-~f ,cK,ng
and chipping. cold warehouses, etc.
L,sl winter little. il any, ice wss secnre'i
BY our dealers a, home, and nearly all their
siock from the pr~viou. winter vac ex
hausied. So Srd,lia, like other critics in
this region, experienced IN ice famine, -.
Tar ~ home production. Our DEALER. how
ever. secured their supply from the North.
AID this once luxury hut nos nere,ai,.
commanded increased respect and cnr-e-.
p'ndinR prices. Upon M my &c .sions Il e
non arrival Of ordered suppiies left onr
city destitute Of thi- co,liuS aud reire-hine
element, .nd considerable ir,ui,~ waa ex.
periencrd BY hotel keepers. re.tauranisurs,
and confecrioners m Consequence. Ice.
last summsr, Commanded from 2 q" 5 cents
per pound. and 10 snd Is was frequently
offered. when the supply ran short. "wilhou,
takers."
This winter. however. our ice dealers arr
IN scstacies, for ice "a. never 10 abundan,
and thick brfure. All have taken sdvan.
iase Of the abundant harvest, and S-sisIia'.
ice houses are nov hlI~d to over6o~,n.
With the cryst.l blocks. The emitting. haul.
ing and packing Of ice hive given employ.
ment to . large number "f men ~ho would
otherwise hsve been idle. and ih.t, ioo,
at time when every cent j. needed by the |
lsboring cI.sa<a To obtain those necessarie.
which are Indispensable to comfort, health
and life.
knowing that the general public are un-
ware Of the importance and magnitude Of
he ICE business in Sed.lis, . BAzoo report.
r yesierlay vent the hounds to ascertain
he amount put mp BY the several parties
Engaged in the business.
Below will be found the result of his
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A Battling Runaway.

A horse attached TO . email pine box
cutter took il in his head to kick up t.
breeze OHIO street yesterday afternoon. and
b -ucetedrd beyond the must aangaine an
aicipAsions Of sh"e Who watched him start
on his course. At 6rst the driver thought
be vsa hehind . streak Of zigssg lightning.
but finally come to the conclusion that he
had h.rnea-ed up hurricane. Oppo-i'e
the Ileen House the msn got out. and he
aidn't step ont. ~i,b<r-he went in henp.
The h"rse turned ur S~co' d street and de-
p'~it<d oosl Of the sIsigh ut the Fir-,
National, and then sl.d around like CREASED
lightning To the wood market with the bal
ancs Of the ouifi. Here he wss caught,
and SEEMED 10 enjoy the excitement he had
GRATED .mosinEiy. Eob2dy vas hurt but
ahe slesgh-thai wxs fatally injured.
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PICK UPS.
Caught from the Hours Of . VERY
Dull Day.
And Noted Down - Some Small
Relief


Occurred in Woods Addition, on Friday
night, which msde thinxs interesting for .
while in that neighborhood. A man wenl
home under the influence Of whiskey, and
proceeded 10 warm things mp BY dumping q
lot Of live Goals upon the floor, and piled q
lot Of closhing on top Of them. The neigh
Dor. became alarmed and came down towH
for the assistance Of The police. When the
police arrived. the obssreperous individual
had gone to sleep. and peace 9. igned in
Wsnsv and Woods Addition.
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~ OveS ouytujn&.
No. hut it's when he gets had I've dol
lar bill, il il then that hs howls.
1T isn't ast ,aishins that corn in onei
foot should produce s-msis ing pain.
Nay bs-may b. But lie the toe tina
alvsys sso"ized abook sgens's ieelinxa
-P-i"ee~ Louiss sleeps between blsn-
ksss.-E.
Then the Princess il q sensibls voms.
We have seen women sleep between day.
light and dark.
wh': are you cutting at there, yos
Cried timer 10 his man,
"Csn anything be ~ dumb - you ?
Qu0lh he, AN oyster can"
No reader. no. I, isn't polite In eel
the lady whO haa el..eks IN her storkinR,
wh.s time her loser iimhs indicate. PHI.
adeipAia Cxrs~ies
Re. he, he. he! We know; they both
point 70 half past 9, unless she .. ballet.
girl. snd then they indicate quarter to
Gu, cigar?
-w"ah paper cutter be good thing
to 90 sleighies With?
Dunno. ash the fellow Who works in tn.
oindery.
There have been . good many Ore.
l.,-ly.- R.psAieas.
D., girls. be careful sbout your sparkle
-One Of the vssl,hieet men Of Nsu
England hogan life in buy, nx w ODD b.,-
rris.-N T. Lsds~.
He's sa oa ss.vinsly since.
An Indians girl has sued NJ. Adonis
Bslloss foe Ssssch of promise.-E.
That female wants To raiss visd.
The poor people 81 Je6essoa City keep
posted - to where the big footed belle puts
her shoes vhes scrn out, ard gather in The
wooden pe3s fos fuel. Some farmers, -
understand, are using them tor teucv posts
tn. type sesses-A printer With 10
legs.-Er
No leys! A printer With no leg In
Pcs.ibls How could they walk scr~a the
So-le.s, indeed. Sam, lend ne
SINE leads.
1T seems rather odd to ~ too men
PLAYING seven up foe . dinner that u to b
right up.
Aud perhaps thrown up. after Oh.
"A young man calls his girl, who has
pronised to marry him. "Silesee," because
he sives consent.
Never mini. young nan, yoa just vsi..
I,s the only thing sie will ever give you.
The racket yos vill hsvs to pay for.
Assistant to foremsn-I've got room
nouyh Al the bottom Of the column for
mother line. What shall I pu, in il!
F"srmsn-Oh, iu,, say A e1 Stephens 10
ick!
The awful a'lemniiy which hsnss
yer young m.ns brUs che. hs spplies
or marriage license il never fully die \
sll~d until the does0s tells him s'is y Q !
oy."
And in leo yess more there will Be
omeshing elae hanging over his brow. Il
i'll be the nm Of an old hat, and b woa't
ave money enough % buy . new one.
Tho Pope has sent ten Jesuiss 70 Css.
ri Aries.
Aud YET our carpenters and nssoas bow
ovn to wood and saons.
- Strenathen your voice and remove
'nshs, e"l'ls sa.i hdasaeness. b. taking Dr.
alrs Cough Syrup. Prizes, . cents PER
,s,le. |,
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New YORK MARKEr.
New YORK. Jan 8-Fhnr-Stesdy.
Whest-Firms:; No. 2 Jssu.sy 81 lOa.
Cosn-Quies Ale &" 4s3c
Sye--Dull; wsslsrn sc i0 size.
Bsiley-Duil.
Oa's-F,r'n; 81 to 322c for mixed and
sesiern.
Pork-Firm; s. 50.
Boei-Quies.
Lsrj-Firmer Sc 10 TO S. l23.
Whiskey-$l lOi 10 81 Ia.
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STAYED Or Stolen.

From the Qur~n C"v MuI< P-ns. Ssssr
day evening. Jon. 4. 1879. o"e fray msse
10 .sam old. 6i'een hs"ds high. . little
lsoe IL lefi hind lex. Asy p.non sssusn.
be- vili pay 8 sssasa n 4 Lyos.
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Spraking Of how . man goss to bed,
an exchange says: "Thers's where a
. man has the advantage. He can
undress in Guild roOm. and have his
bed warm before . woman has got
her hair pins out and her shoes un-
tied" That's how j, looks in PRINT.
and this - how it 10 really: Pm
goinx tn bed my dear" No reply.
Now. John, you're slwsys late in
the morning. d. 90 to bed" YES.
in minute" he replies, as be turns
the paper inside out and begins \
lengthy article headed the Louisiana
MIDDLE" Fifteen minutes later she
calls from the bed room: John, come
Ia bed. aud don't deep the gas burning
there all night" aud, murmurinr
something about 1.-THE bill being big
enough now," she creeps between the
cold sheets. while John reads placislly
on, his feet across the piano-st~l and
cigar in his mouth. By and by. he
r.ses. yawns. stretches himself, throws
the paper ON the AuOr. and seizing
the shaker. proceeds to that vigorous
exercise. shaking the coa'-stovs. just
At this stage . not altogether pleasant
voics inquiries "For PHYS sake! amt
YOU read for he'd yet.'' "Yes. YES /;
I'm cunning! Why don't you 60 10
sleep aud let fellow alone? Then
he discovers that there Is more coal
needed. When that is supplied and
ratified into the stove he sits down To-
warm his feet. Next he slowly be
gins to undress: and as he stands
scratching himself. and absentlv
gazing on the last garment dangling
over the back Of the chair. he remem.
bers that the clock - not wound yet.
When this il attended to he wants a
drink Of water. and AWAY he promen
AIDES to the kitchen. OF course, when
he returns his skin resembles that Of
a picked chicken. and once more he
sits himself before the FIRE for last
warm up." As the CLOCK strikes
twelve he turns out the gas, and with
. flop Of the bed clothes and q few
spasmodic shivers he subsides. No.
not vet; he forgsts 10 see IL the front
door was locked, and another flop Of
the bed-clothes brings forth the
remark Good gracious! If that
man amt enough to try the patience
Of Job!" setting her teeth hard, she
awaits the final flop. with the accom-
panying blast Of cold air. and the,
quietly inquiries: Are you settled
for the night To which he replies
BY n,uttering: If you amt the
prrvokiDgest woman."
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MARKETS By rRLIopAPH.


New YORK MoxEY MARKET.
NV YoRx, Jan 1l.-Money-2A to 81
per cent.
SterlinG-$4 S33 20 - S7}.
Bar Sslv~f-Cluses NJ 81 O0.
Subsidiary Silv~r-11 to Il per cent. dis
c00nt.
Government BNnda-Firm.
Sta B0nds-Qhiet.
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Pioneer DAYS,

An ancient dame who settled IN In
diana sixty wears as0-she is nov 81
years old-recently gave a CORES
poudent . few "reminiscences Of her
early life on the frontier. She said {:
I'VE had no windows 10 our house.
and the door was made Of blanket
which Was hung over the doorway.
We had . large fireplace made Of
sticks. in which u FIRE was ALWAYS
kept burning. Ny babe was then 3
months old.
"All We had to keep house with
vas small provision chest. a bell
metal tea-kettle. sugsr.b,wl, pewter
plates. and some cups and saucers.
When We moved into our cabin ".
had no beds. and. as my son. then 4
years old. had The wh~ping- cough, ]
felt that h would be dangerous to
place him on the puncheon h.nr, - !
had my husband make q hammock b,
susPe"d.ng = quilt from the rsfiers b.,
q bed-cord.
1--WE made liable out Of walna,
slab, and then three stools. and our
housekeeping outfit was completed.
well, rs told you. my husband
starred to mill and expected 70 h.
absent . week. / had . brother
living at vincennes wbo had sent US
word that he would pay us . visit,
and ] Was expecting.
THE second night after my hus
band left I heard some hallooine
down in the bottoms, and felt certain
that it was my bruther who had lost
bis way in the darkness. ] imme
aiately answered the cry. and it was
promptly responded 10, and continued
10 approach. I set q candle on .
stump in the yard. and. leaving my
little boy sitting in the door, all
RANGED toward the wood, calling 10 the
approaching person to come to the |
ight.
"Y0u cannot imagine my fright at
rearing the yell between me and the
rouse. and. on looking around. dis
overed . large panther pass between
he light and nv boy. I gave .
cream and picked up the candle. and
lashed into the house and lowered the
|uilt. Ican't tell YOU how long tbs,
light was, or the nights which fol-
owed until the return Of my hus-
and.
Il had to bake nv bread at q
'eighbors and usually went over at
light, but never dared to 20 unless /
afried . 6re-brand in nv hand.
dany . time I've seen the flashing
yes OF . panther. but they never
AIRED attack me % account Of the
70.
"Whsn the neighbors went visiting
those days. they took their teams
nd guns and stayed Q week, the men
un,'ng and women quilting and help
q each other at their domestic
uties.
"Hsw did I make butter ? Oh, easv
rough! l put the milk in . gallon
q and shook il until it vas churned
he trouble sometimes was in getting
70 butter out ofthe jug.
IL have frequently gone to mill
one when / had tn swim the horses
'roes the river. the boat not being !
rye enough to carry them. I have )
ten sneu the women walk 6v miles D
visit and carry q babe. They
,uld ct the child straddle Of one Of
cir hips. and. putting the arm
nuud is, could carry . large child
th ease. The meo in those days 81
Ne buckskin trousers and went hare.
tied in summer, while the children
dom had shoes NJ all"
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81. LOUs. No., Jan. ll.-FIour-Un.
ehsaged.
whest-E,sy; No. 2 rel &c; No. 3 nd
Sc 10 Ssic.
Corn Easier :93c to 29ic.
Os,s-Qniet; p.
Pork -F::m; ). IS TO 50 90.
Rve-Duli; 42}.
Dvy Salt Me- BETTER.
Bacon Spong; Sc TO A.
Lard Higher - 57}
WhIekey-Qniet; 81 ".
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Election Of Bank O@cers.

The newly elected B".rd al Dir~c,ors al
shs S<d.li. Savings Bank met yesterday
and elected cl6cen Of that institution
20 serve the enauing ye.r, ~ follow:
Preaident-Menior Thomson.
Caahies-T. w. Ctoney.
Assistant Cashi<r-R. T. Gentry.
B"okkeeper-R. E. King.
The Sedalia Savings Bank il recognized
~ one Of the soundrst, safest and most pop
ular financial in tituiions Of the city, and
the shove named officers are men whose
aaues ore the synonyms of the strictes,
honor and integrity. Under such manage
Deni, il il no wonder that the Sed.lis
SAVING Bank is 20 popular and prosper
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The Poor'0 Relief.

A BAzoo reporter attended the Mayor
daily levee at his Office in the City Hall
yesterday afternoon. A number of orders
we're given 10 spplicants. Finally cripple
approached for relief. but was informed
that the fund vas not only exhausted, but
that he had already overdrawn on it. The
Mayor has faithfully DISTURBED every cent
that has been placed in his hands for the
poor, and has been - careful in using just
Determination in the disbursement Of it,
Should the weather trrn colder much SUI
fsr,ng will be experienced unless another
fund 10 raised for relief.
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Re1iRious.

The suhject Of "Chris,ian Onion" Will
be discuased at the Chrisisn Church the
morning. Al: are isyiied 70 a,lend. No
services In The evening.
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HYmenesl.

To-day, 1t Cole Camp. Mr.. Ca.per Ever
OF this city, will be united in marriage "a
Ais Mary Scheibel, Of Cole Camp.
The BAzoo vishes the young couple hap.
pines ana prosperity, and trust that . Cole
Camp may be exchanged for . warm house
Al The residence Of the brides father,
Dee 3lss, 1873. By Rev. B. F. Lawler. W:
E Lavler to Miss Ruth C. Lincoln, all Of
6aIen, Neb.
". E Lavler vas formerly Of Clinton,
No.. and went to Nebrasks about one year
aeo.
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SOCIAL CHAT,

Matters and Things In Every Day
Life.
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Sr Louis LIVE Srcx MARxIr.

Hoss-Ssronser; hight chipping IN heat
Y"rksrs 50 81 to - s.; packing 81 20 TO
% %; packers buying ell the heaviest
hugs Tor lard
Rsee'p;l, 1900.
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The Holiday.

Yesterday was the children's holiday.
and they msde the most Of it. They
swarme1 into the sleighs like monkeys, and
the air w.s rent with their joyous shouts.
One good -natured farmer with load of
wood on runnen had about twenty 6re
younssten cliog,ng lit, and a. many more
h,tched behind on sleds. Toward evening,
however, their fun ceased on the business
streets, for the snow melted and it war with
dificultv that the horses could drag the
sleizhs upon the bare ground.