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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18


This aa-ociation met 1t the Ohio Street
Methodist Church Friday night, aud quite
. large sudienee gave their attention to the
programme. which proved to be very inter.
esting. The exercises consisted Of easys,
decl.mations, reading and debate also, .
paper called the Budget was resd. The
programme for Friday was - folIovs:
An assay on wit. Woman and Wisdom,
By 8. M. Bruce, vac exceedingly admired
BY the audience. Judging from his pro-
duct,on. Mr.. Bruce must be quite IN ID
miner Of the ladies.
An erfempore speech BY Mr.. ]. J. Baker
the young gentleman who cancels postsgs
stamps VA the next item Of interest Tbl
suffice: assigned him BY the chair va
"Travel" Mr.. Baker succeed very we'll
in fact be Travelled over his subject 20 veil
that he convinced the audience that natur.
ally he's traveller. After NJ. Baker he'd
Travelled to his journeys end the chair an
nounced the following a the resolution fos
the evenings diacussi0n:
Resoirod. That poverty IL greater aid "a
intellectual development than wealth.
Mesan. AcCluney and Hill affirmed
Mean. KemodIe and NcveI denied. AT.
ter . le"g by discussion. which proved both
entertaining and smuaing the question vas
decided in tsvor Of the Affirmative. The
next meeting Of this association will be held
Friday evening, March 2lst and it is hoped
that large attendance will b had. The
eitisens of Sedalis cannot do better than
support. BY their attendance, this associa.
ton. Much good has been, and will Be-
accomplished By societies of this kind
Give them = god audience and they will
succeed, . poor one and they vail fail.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

I'm Morgan county, On March 18th. By
Elder Ssllaway. Mr.. Siesenaoo to Mis-
Ksse Wright, daughter Of The late Thos.
Wright.
Married, on the 18th inst. 1t p. m.
1t the rseidspcs 81 The hsidsis father, BY
NJ. H. d. Kessedy, NJ. I. K. w 0odbsy
and Miss aal,ie w. Brooks. both Of Cooper
county.
Married, on the 18th inst, n the resi-.
denee of Rev. J. K. Godbuy, the o6ciaiing
minister. Mr.. SamI. Combs and Mis- Mollie
Shy. both q Pssai county.
The bride kindly ssoeohsred the printe'.
and with the notice Of her marriage We 10
ceived piece Of Wedding cake. May her
beauty never fade = the wish Of the BAsoo.
The tvo Coupler mentioned above and
. large suubes of friends assembled Lest
night At The residence Of Mr.. d. ]. Shy, Jr.,
Who resides about one mile south of Smith.
ton. this county, where . reception VA ten
dered Mr.. X. L. Reed, of Colorado, Who Wa
lately married to Mis Enm. Combs, Of
this county, - veil - themselves All
Seemed 10 forget the trials OF life and lived
in the enjcymsst Of the occasion.
The Mr. Reed referred to shove is Large
cattle dealer of Colorado. TO which State be
Gill soon take the bride be hae found in
Missouri. May pleasure b the lot Of all.
She Has Fallen.
Last Monday night . young lady about
eighteen yeas Of age. came in on the No.
Pacific from K.nsas City and ordered .
hack and was driven to one Of our leading
hotels where she registered - Min Thomp-
son, claiming to be from Kansas City. She
being rather handsone and Of progressing
appearance the polite clerk thought 10 use-
le~ 10 question The corrscseess Of her state.
ment. She resumed rather retired till
Tusadsy night, when The clerk having the
eood reputation Of the house in custody.
and beginnisg 10 suspect something. ''resolv.
ed bsmeelf into m investigating committee
Of oae." and cOunesoed following lead
which soon developed rich strike. 1t 20
sooa foasd dat he lady q ~ rather Re-
s4rdles Of cessaas rulos Of that hotel. in
f.cs che v.s perfectly independent Of any
rule excfps soeA - she dss0sd pecper u
establish fos her ovs soverneat and pro-
tectioa.Ct The clerk being thoroughly
s.,is6ed that be had begged hn game
thought Ct to establish . capse vhy be hsd
b<<e d0r<d accordingly acquainted tbs
Isdy siIh his knowledge Of her cooducs and
de1snded sa explsnstion. When con.
:rozied virh her guilt. she made . stames.
ing co3iessicc End plead fOr mercy. Sbs
sasS her hone - in Eansas City sut tha
s.e eoe;d nx remain II hone, that be-,
.s.Ii. - nos 10 b. given swsy' By be,
e,osscx- and e,oseqsessly left that hs'ez
9. .ees snd cane 70 Sedalia. She alse
elsie. to be re,Psetsbly connected in Thu
CIV. Her sosross beGss vben she thought
hes,eli loved. OF cnurse some young gen.
tIsm.n Of Kansas City must bear the
burden Of her guilt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18


There wxs . novel race in Cincinnati
the other day between IN old wiie and q
Young woman, fr.il and fair. Won By the
latter under peculiar circumstances. The
old vile had been sway from home on q
Writ 70 country relations for cone time, and
on her return found that her pretty brunette
sesvsot, Carrie, whom she had lsfl in chsrge
Of her house and husband, hsd changed heI
quarters AMI gone to living in . cottage.
She armed henelf With IN umbrella end
vent straight to the cottage. Carrie ~
summing her beauty on the front STEPS, bu.
che had time to get away from the raised
umbrella and run. Then the Fsce CON.
m~nced. Carrie ran intO . foundry and
through among the DOoldrss. followed By
the old wife and the threatening umbrella
AZ the foundry abe encountered . 0sH
without appssel, Who having 6nished hi'
work, 80 performing his evening sbluti0na
Carrie ran right on past the nudity and out
Of the foundry. The interesting fgurs
brought the old wife to . halt, and che
turned back sad gave up the chase. IL vss
simply difference in desperation that vOa
Carrie the race, she being most in earness.
Bot Carrie livea no more 1t the cottsee.
0uO SU6 Oe0 WV OO<S wv GARNSS w VIEW
her country relations very sooe again.
AT Smiths crossing, eight miles from
Greensburg. Ind, . acho0lmasier susprsded
tvo Of his pupils for sooe trivial oi5esse.
They vere too misses Of sevssseen-Rnses-
t. Little and Mis- Mclean. Upon being
discharged they bundlsd up their book
and lefs the eoontry school- house. Neither
II the e,ris vent home. Their books vese
found in The aeh0ol-houae wood shed vhese
they hsd attempted 70 hide then. A gen
es.l alarm - raised in the neiehborhoo6.
Streams. posds and vells vese dragged to
N effect. The suicide and sccideas sheo
ries vess sbaedooed. aud il u sow sup
poaed that the eisls mads tracks Tor The
railroad and BOARDED . freight tssia tos
either Isdianapo,is or Cineinnsti. Thess
cities are nov heing sesrched for the too
eiddy school eirla. They hsd nothing bot
:he eo0mou eloshss they vors, and we're
totally ignorant Of The World. They were
both attractive gisla, and old enough to
know how % behave theuselveo.
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The retestioo Of any waste matter in
ssesysse& produces injury. The collection
Of ~phlesu" o. diseased oueos In tine Of
cold q throat e6scsioa should Be promptly
removed. D.. Buils Coagh 0yrop doss Il
nsss quickly ard e6sesaally thaa asy
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

The trial of =. n. Huehea, charged With
stesling coal from Frank Rose was CON.
plesed yesterday. II wss ALLEGED that
Hughes. Who has been employed By Rose
to deliver coal, appropriated. the coal to
his own NE. After the examination Of
several witnesses and arguing By the At
torneys, Jusaics Clarke sastained the
eharees By assessing fns a $40. An sp.
neal vas taken. the judge required .
bond Of 500 for Hushe' appearance. q.
p. B. jackson appeared Ter The State and
0noddv 4 Short for The 6eiea6ant
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-03-18

Popular illustrated book (.6o pages) %
MANHOOD. WoMANHooD. MARRIAGE!
1mpediments to Marriage; tie cause and
cure. Sent ierx'sly sAaiAa, postpaid, for 50
cents. by DI. c. WHITTIER. 6l7 s..
Charles Street, s.. Louis. Mo-, The gTe1
Speciahst. Read his wose
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little OF Tn certain the man wAs M,
drunk. A. soshing seemed 10 Be needed
except . tov, AMI that the Captain said
he couldat give, afles IN effort Of qaar.
ter Of an hour in trying To fnd sUoethina
the matter, l vent over the side snd board
ed or own vessel. The Captain va 9
man apparently sfsy years old, about Ass
feet six, With sandy vhiskem and . peculiar
eye. He rssed consider IDLY while talking
I even tined to show hin the chart and
point out The posisioa Of Aieiess. but he
d,dnt want to know anything about il, and
refused To look at the chart.
.Yes," said Capt. Wallace. II would
have done anything in The world for the
captain or crew Of the vessel had anythirs
seemed necssasy, but il didn't There
they sese only . lev hours from A!Giers
and Algiers in sight. They vere not di..-
blei bot on the eostrary under foil sail.
There vas no s,en Of any outiny. no lack
Of provisions, and certainly they eouldn's
expect me TO sov thru four hundred miles
when my coal VS. loo. ! had only twenty
nine tons Of coal % hoard when We reached
Gibraltar. and ve had strong hesdvinds
oil the vsy. Either the captain wss erssy
or begging on the highway. I don't &c
hov It could hsvs meant anything else. AZ
liz o'clock ve proceeded under full steam,
bot before Ne we're o0s Of sight ve say
him, hoise The essisn 70 another steamer.
which ~ sappo.s veat 70 HE sasissascs.
II b Vas Insane his crew should hsve
taken care Of hio eessaisly ve eould do
soshiag."
Shortly after The arrival Of Tie 0Isslyoa
ssvs ~ ssesivsd thss ths Ksasaekias ha1
pss isss Ivbs. 90 Il tAs Dalsssis lslasAa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.


The general public apparently take little
interest in Courthouse matters, and mani
lest no concern as to whether it is ever
finished ON not. The Commissioners
VIII take up the report of the
Committee at the special meeting to be
held Friday, and will undoubtedly accept
1t. Advertisements will then be invited.
which will consume thirty days. and, taking
al other matters into consideration, it is
safe to say that should nothing occur to
mar the present outlook, the LIST of MAY
viii hardly see the building completed.
Ihere were rumors on the streets yester-
day that the coast was not clear of all
breakers yet, and that Mr.. Boungard was
disposed to "kick." Exactly what he in
tended to kick was not explained, and so
the SENTINEL's reporter sought the gentle
man himself, and put the question direct.
MI. Boungard was courteous and affable,
answered all i~nterrogatories, promptly,
and with smiles that were "chiidlike and
bland" but, after half an hours CONVEX
sation, we gave up the task as q f~ruitless
one. Mr.. b. is not a a good subject
for an interview, and parted all questions
with a skill that would have excited the adj
miration OF Ben. Butler. He had no de-
sire to place obstacles in the way OF the
honorable gentlemen who composed the
Commute ; did not wish to ~antagonize his
fellow-citizens by retarding a work that
would add to the credit of the town but
he had certain inalienable rights, inher-
tied by all men, and guaranteed by the
Constitution of the State Of Nevada and OF
the United States. and the devil knows
what else. On this platform he planted
himself, and there he proposed to stay I'M
til these rights were accorded him, or
until Gabriel footed his horn, and the
Courthouse, Commissioners and every
body else were sent to-China together.
The interview was Of an exhausting char
acter, and at its close. we sadly acknowl-
edged that Court-houses generally, and
that Of Eureka particularly, was one of
those mysterious affairs about which even
a reporter could not penetrate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
In Destitute circumstances.

1t will be remembered that a Mrs. Frank
died in New York canyon several weeks
ago, leaving four small children. The lat.
ter were taken in charge by an uncle living
ka, and he has provided for them to the
best Of his ability. He was employed in a
quarry as a laborer, and yesterday he ar
rived in Eureka, and stated that having
been thrown out of employment lie was
unable to give the children the actual ne
c~essities of life. The Commissioners will
doubtless take cognizance Of the matter.
and temporarily provide for them. 1t is a
case deserving the attention of the char
table.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
The Richmond and Raby Con.

The London Mining World, Of Novem-
Der goth. says: The usual telegram from
the mines at Eureka. Nevada. states that
the weeks u was SAC, 900. from 72l tons
OF ore. During the week the refinery pro-
duced dore bars to the value Of $4,000.
The manager NOV. 81 writes that opera
tons have been carried on with the usual
regularity. The ore chambers are open
ing very we'll, and much improved since
last week. The furnaces are in good work
ing order, and smelling large quantities Of
ore. The machinery both in the mine and
smelling works is in good working order.
Ruby, 4 to Az the exploratory points IN
the bottom Of the Dunderberg are reported
TO be showing unusual promise for early
and important discoveries. The cross from
the Dunderberg to the Home Ticket Will
cut under the curse Of ore upwards OF on
fathoms deeper than where seen above
There arc several other important points
now beiug prosecuted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17

Inc following business was transacted in
'he District Court yesterday
julius Baum vs.. Elias a Bro.-Demurrsr
everruled defendants allowed till Decsm.
oer 18TH, Of 10 A. NJ. to answer.
white Pine County Bank w. Elias a
~ evneman Il 90. allowed ten days
Intervene In this action entry Of jude-
~ stayed Ia the meantime.
tha same decision WAS made In ths case
y a.saose Raphael and V. G. Moxarley
4, cazaux Va. w. A. Monigomery--An
Undertaking on release being fled To the
sslIsiaction OF the Court, an order was Ii.
'aea Tor tho release OF the attachment.
iieyneman u Co. Va. Elias 4 o.-Julius
pain allowed ten days to intervene mean.
'''ne entry Of judgment stayed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
A General Variety.

Abe Mooser has for days been in daily
receipt Of consignments Of goods useful at
all seasons, but much Of which is es-
peeially suitable for holiday gifts. His
stock is confined to no particular branch
of goods, but embraces everything in the
~jewelry, plated ware, fancy and toy line.
His establishment is, in fact, a sort Of gen.
eral emporium where almost anything can
be found. His prices are within the reach
Of everybody, and parties in search Of
presents should examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17

Mr.. Davidson, Of the White House cloth
Ing store, makes an important announce
ment to purchasers this morning. Having
invested largely in clothing, furnishing
goods, hats. caps, boots, shoes, etc., he
nnds that the dull times have not warrant
ed such an outlay, and is anxious to close
out at any price SO that he can DO saved
from actual loss. Clothing was never SO
cheap in Eureka as at the present time,
and nowhere Is it cheaper than at the White
Housa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook or m.
Scntinel's Reporter.
pou1trv .lo.4;f.t

scraps from the Notebook OF ths
Scntiner's Reporter.
Poultry plentiful.
Little game in market.
Considerable snow on Prospect Nom.
tain. 'un
Jack rabbits in abundance at two HIT.
each. ''
The weather continues to disappoint tbe
prophets.
The criminal calender continues remark.
ably small.
Mrs. McNicholl has been seriously III
with diphtheria.
"A lot Of X X ore was sampled at the
Richmond yesterday.
Clark's new warehouse, on Clark street.
Is nearly completed.
The present term of Bishop whitaker's
school closes to-day.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic Troupe will
appear during the holidays.
1t is expected that ore will be shipped
from the Bullwhacker shortly.
Dave Johns, a sporting man, formerly Of
Eureka, died in Bodie recently.
Dave Slender departs for Morey, Bel.
mont and other points this morning.
Holiday gifts about doubles ,he labor Of
Postoffice and Express office employees.
Mrs. Ricker's private school will take n
vacation at the end Of the present week.
No. l furnace at the Richmond has again
been started, and three are now running.
Mrs. s. Shekels and three children, Of
White Pine, arrived from California last
evening.
1t Is confidently asserted that before
many days the X X will take out 100 tons
of ore daily.
Thu Excelsior Minstrel Troupe are max.
ing extensive arrangements for their ap-
pearance Saturday evening.
The machinery for the Jackson's new
hosting works has been arriving for sew
cral days, and much Of it has been taken
10 the mine.
The Office OF the Eureka Tunnel Com
pany viii shortly be moved to Mr.. Whit
TONS building on Clark street, opposite the
corner saloon.
Mrs. n. p. G. Smith, mother Of Mrs.
Shed Wells, arrived from California lasi
evening, and will spend the winter with heI
daughter.
The Episcopal Church will not be open
again for decorating until Thursday
afternoon and evening, when all who are
interested are requested to be present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17

The monthly public exercises !" ue
Methodist Improvement society wns ss"s
plaoe Al the Methodist Church on F.'aay
evening. A lecture by a member Of our
legal fraternity ia promised, and . couple
maotsi mnsie will also form a part o. .ne
m annarar.me. The meetings OF the society
Pavs heen increasing In interest, n ,ns
Society's ranks have been iaise st,rnd is
lately. A general invitation
extended the public.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
THE ALBION,


poets Of Consolidation.
The Committee appointed by the Albion
stockholders to look after their interests,
have been actively at work, and are well
satisfied with the result Of their labors.
They say that superintendent Robinson
has exonorated himself from the charges
vaguely made against him, and the Com
mittee is clearly satisfied that he has al
ways acted in good faith. Iii Is but another
proof that a mans motives may be good,
although his actions may not appear so.
Mr.. Robinson has always strongly adyo-
Gated the consolidation Of the Albion and
Uncle Sam, and he is now reinforced by
every stakeholder in the camp. A petition,
which is published below, was forwarded to
the Trustees this morning, and bore the
signatures OF men representing 90, $40
shares in Eureka, aud 9.555 on Ruby Hill,
making a total OF 80. 425 shares. The
stockholders are confident that the consol-
idation will be effected. and that work will
0 be resumed on the Albion. The petit
ton sent is as follows
To the President and Board Of Trustees Of
the Albion Mining Company.
We, the undersigned stockholders in said
Company. owning and representing the
number O! shares OF the capital stock Of
said Company seyera!ly affixed to cur
names, do hereby represent that We believe
ii would be for the best interests o. said
Company, and the stockholders IN the
same, that a consolidation should be made
with the Uncle Sam Mining Company; that
numerous and manifest advantages aud
benefits would aocrue 10 the said Albion
Mining Company, and 10 ourselves as
stockholders therein. and that correspond
ing advantages would accrue to the said
Uncle Sam Mining Company and It's stock.
holders.
We therefore respectfully esk thar your
honorable body take tho necessary steps 10
effect such consolidation OF the property
and Interests Of said Companies A. soon as
the same can be practically done. and in
such manner as to protect and further the
interests OF both Of said Companies.
And your petitioners will ever pray.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
church

Mr.. Crawford has drawn an elaborate
plan for the decoration Of the Episcopal
Church. and should he succeed in carrying
II out that ediice will present a magnih-
cent appearance on Christmas Day. He
ia working with a vim himself, and yester-
day visited the country and brought in a
z load of cedars. The ladies OF the
congregation are giving all possible assist
snce, and the work will be well under way
to-day. -. Al.
Methodist Church, and as they propose TO
give the young folks a picnic IN their
church, 1t Is possible no extensive prepara'
tions will be made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
dedication hall.

The Mob Hill Hose Company have been
deyising means whereby to pay the indep'-
saness ON their hose hose, and have finally
decided to give a ball on New Years Eve
The new school house will be finished oy
that time. and they have been allowed rs
we 40 The affair will accomplish a double
uvrnose. that Of dedicating the building,
apna RAISING funds for agood purpose. me
at is meeting last evening Sc,
Iec,sd ala. scanland as floor director, ana
Harvey Carpenter, Jack Perry n Lamos'
Molipolli % floor managers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-17
History of Eureke.

We are under obligations to Mr.. J.
MeG. Scott for copy of his Histoy Of
Eureka. The volume before US Is, in me-
chanical finish, an improvement on the
frst copiea received. The book contains
eighty pages OF interest to Eureka and
Eurokans, and meets a want long felt. Mr..
Scott is now delivering them, and extra
copies will be furnished those making APP
plicat!on.