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the terrible scenes Of the day, had
Obtained special permissioa Of one u
the Deputy Sherids. who w.s ! nssr
neighbte Of our hmily. u IKE .
positioo Immediately IN hes1as Of the
guard. E
At the appointed hour the unfortu-
uate creature WAS brought forth from
the jail BY the officers. Immediately
in front Of. the Jail st,nd . two
wheeled ox.cart. drawn by . singie
yoke Of cattle. freighted with 4
dressed pine coffin. without stain or
vsrnish Ar'und the Jail front and
cart stood. in double file. an armed
guard Of sixty soldiers, in full
uniform. with muskets at rest, with
bayoOets fixed. At length the psor
woman Vas placed in this novel death
van. seated upon the coffin. with three
deputies. by her side aud the High
Sheriff On horseback. with holster and
pistol, and sash and spur. and sword
drawn flashing. 6rst in the rear.
The procession moves without
noise or confusion. silent. portenious.
ominous. The military preserved
order. the martial fife pipes forth in
shrillest mites the mourniul strain Of
Adesle Fideles. and mufflsd drum
muans out It's most melancholy
sympsthics. II is a procession indeed.
. funeral coriege attending an un-
happy fellow mortal to the place Of
sacrifice and death. There is no noise
or shouting. no pushing to the front !;
al is decorous silence. The ground Is
reached, q beautiful woodland where
the lawn is in full vendure. although
December trusts had stripped the
trees Of their foliage.
There Is the gallows. = single beam.
nay. a single scout green. round p lie.
either en.l Of it restiIg in the fork of
q tree. the tres standing some eight
or ten feet apart. As the column
approaches the fatal spot the military
march to the right and left, aud
form a hollow square about the
gallows. The cart is driven directly
under the beam the convict is made
to rise Ia her feet the rope is
adjusted tc distance and securely
fastened. The work is done with
great quickuess. In a moment the
arms aud legs are confined. the n"se
dropped To its place. the black cap
drawn down. Now the supreme
moment c"ne. and horrible 10 relate.
aud more horrible Ia l"'k up"n. nj a
signal aud the great sluggish oxen
move forward. and the poor creature.
with shrek whirh only the death
throe can produce. ciinging with her
feet t. tie recesling cart. is sent like
human pendulum Pulsaiing the air in
long acres and circuits.
As ! st".l gazing at the awful
spectacle, | WIS convinced that the
worst use Ia which human can IT.
put is hanging.
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would achieve. be detsen mined % keep
bic weather eye opee for whatever
1ight ;arn IN and insambhg over
The. city be- Appened . strieD Kits
liveg sta) % JelIersoa street.
|xherssa deiiy auction ale suf horses
was going on. The FIRST person that
he saw answered the description Of
Cole Younger exactly. and be deter.
mined I" Income acquainted with the
noted outlaw s--t
Cg'e i"w~ver. had an advantage.
He -lSew sim Blixh MAS the -momeut
he saw him. ar.i i've business il waen'l
hard to conj,clore. q stfai
Cole warmly returned the grasp Of
Bligh, but ieigne.l to be ignorant n
to his name " business. Bligh gave
the name of prominent business
man of the ri,y. and Younger said
his name MAS Jnnes-a Mississippi
cotton plantcr-Iivine not far from
Nicksburg. down the Mississippi
river; had heard of The persnn who
stood before him /; in fact had
cought great many goods of him ia
his day. Only q couple of weeks agr
he had been in the store and spoken d
the proprietor, - we'll - settled up q
. large claim the gentleman held
against him. The gentleman Who
owned the store vas about SIS years
Of age. but perhaps this was his son.
No matter. he Was happy to form hi,
acquaintance, anyway, would be take
drink I?
Bligh WAS completely nonpulsed, .,
we'll overwhelmed with his kindness.
With oil his boasted strategam he
had met more than his match. Hi:
new acquaintance knew % much
about the city Is he did. or At least
more about the proprietor Of the
establishment whose name be had
given rs his own.
He could have sworn that the
person who stood before him Was the
noted outlaw. and yet be had hi.
doubts. Here Vas q man who even
bore the scars on bis face described
in the description sent all over the
country he was . noted western
outlaw. and yet this man was possess
ed with the manners Of . Chesterfield,
of apparent good education. snd well
acquainted in the city.
Younger saw his advantage, and
calling to his friend Middleton, he
remarked:
Here. Doc. l have picked up q
new acquaintance. Let me introduce
you t. Mr.. -Glias Detective Bligh =
BIigh was done for. He started
away. Younger and his friend hailed
n passing fy aud rs they started away
he called out:
''Good evening. Mr.. Bligh. Next
time you want to capture the renowned
Cole Younger call elsewhere"
The writer does not vUuch fur the
truth Of this statement. II was told by
Cole Younger himself on more coca
sions than one. And yet when the
desperate nature of the man is taken
into consideration. We see mo good
reason to doubt its being true.
Middleton himself. il . Kentuckian
by birth. and has many relatives
living in Knox and Whitley couniies,
IL hat State. LUKE.
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THURSDAY si,s. JAY " JULY, 1879,
ORDER " PUBLICATION.

In varation, september term, le7S, Retus COonsy
s H J. c". :s. :; = fs.ns. y. Sohc = Perry
plaisti6 in the shave ensisled cause, brSos~ si,r
undersigned el~sk u The Circuit Cossss Of Pessis
eonsy. ~ vacation. AMI NE. s.s petition SEATING
sians JOho J. PeTry. - . nan sssisjena VI this
Ssxts. Il is therefore ordered BY eserk alospssid,
IN vacation. thas Ps.hssrashse - sads. nssilS,sg
hun that - xctiOa has lre~s eOmuseuee<l aysinsi
hun, by peti'Oo, in the Circuit Court az ketei.
county. IN tlss sest~ ~ Miss00Ss. the ObSees and
general nature u winch is tO enforce PLAINTIFF
l~sn By sshsUSasiO0 iSs 6vs hssusis~A j0lhrs viah
against the following r,led rpaI estate situate
IN Prteia county M.ssourl ts-vis: Five srsps II
quarter, az the sOsth east qsmvses, ~ sersioU
three ~. ~ sswsslsiP fsSty -6vs t46), and range
ivessy -O0e CID. brg'nsinx - said south vest
thu east .si~ IL . .sr~~s or Rcd rsusnin9 north
and south trtween sAssl (.lss.res,. rerry's hand
asd 3 6r"s ms lanl, tlsears sorsA thFre kmsslrsa
street. si:sr. .sss sss H.s.;s.a ana ..s;y ~.
'hepcs s"ssh shrre hSarsSl assl thirty E~s u tn
middle = {. thirty ioos strs'es. ih~sre v~~s
sx."ss La. "a - ..s.a 70 ,n a." ,o.! s.s
Aocks. wish ssrsets and s,leys - plot thersoG,
hI~i trs. sl.t. Is77. sir Fsrorsrs. ess ~ rs,i
ss%. 70 so.. s.:Ssss ]" 1.oex !. ... .-sss.s u
10 n. ek \ ,Gss l-s-;L4-s7 il MOCK l. ., Pesry's
aatisi"s to the city u S-sialia, ana tn b.
certain trust ds~si rsc"ri~sl IN xahi rscordss's
ofeee .. srse .ssr'0es-s h..ss = Pass ass.
Perry. By vhrA -, l:~e. D. Merry nah~s
Of dsessdaas. eosve,ed seid iAsd 70 U. 4.
CrxaahAll trustee. 10 secure the pavmsrst Of Ave
haos1ss4 dollars and saeesese 70 sssl sAssessps.
sy rseson Q! sa.a Ia.'se.6 having FURNISHED said
i've hue.1se2 ,on,lafs To pay aid tvuse DECD ds&s
10 saSd saiesrlse aaS 6s -ale 81 sniA lNnA 70 NV
-,l s,ssn. sIS sAas un~s. b b. and appear At the
nett term 81 s.iA court. tn b. hotdra 81 the
court hOuse y The city q 9e<anlia, within the
county Of Pestis.
ON the iss. DAY o. SEPTEMBER ls7s,
and On o. hsfSre To si1sh d. sAeseo6 uf 'h~
term shall % long eOatmue, sod NOT, then
h~sore the end NJ The teTm) plsintl6 vill b. sskew
AS eOneesss'i. nnd Judgment v,la b r<n.i~,s-d
against him snsi his property sold. u In tnrsher
orsiered ihaa copy hefeof h. pohlislssi in the
ssss.n Wses!y naa'o: = sswspAper p,.ha'sh~ss IN
the lass Insertion tS b. leass l0s,r we<ks ,usrs
court. ~
true copy Attest.
b, n. INGRAM, Clerk.
J. ". Ss9vA0S, G.
=: C. 8 NSEs, JOSH 3. PnsIsss. Plninsias Aiiys.
7.l.VA
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Asyheey can .arn e mehe moas4 mPi.ily
op~raene IN SsGees. ~ 10 'rUo uoosi3hg Rues
for SaEcrss." % MesersL lausvme~ 4 e.. u~w
s,ruiae. The eonshSnssoe urshe4. whieh .shis
'als s n - sS = - ss sS :; Rsss rs: .;
lsryr.a capital and bert shin. rhoa~ands o.
"Trss N sas'osss ssss.. are pooled into pse vast
asnOani aud co-Opssssed .. mighty whols, thus
securing To eaeh 'slArsASsdkv aSf tie aiy,nmess
o. the lArkess opesasor. isasneas~ .prOats are
isv'drt nsonihly. Any amount. from q to q. ~.
OF more, can b ased seccsssMslly. y. Y. napt,ss
Weekly, S~psemhsr ~. lxzy. 1ys. IN In
combination system ol5 would mske Ss5, OF 5
s~,s -: cent 3, :. ~. sss. Or P:r cent s.ss
the month. according To the market" Frank
Leslses lilWss nssrd Nes>paPes, J,use <Nh: .'Ih~
combssat"a system is SS;sAiSed abua eorrrss
hn.'nrss pr.r'pss.. and 10 pessoe need b. WITH
".us AN laAome while IL 10 keCs sorking BY Me>srs.
L.s renre q Co. Brno&lyn JoWrnal. April 3ssh:
-O1r editor .ads . 1~s prS6s u SaSi.ss from
- w oae q Nes>rs. lAWresce 4 Co.'S eomhsna-
tons" Hew essrs,lar tnsasleso Srv~, explains
ev~ryihsx. ss":ks aud basast> vaussd. Govern
Mrns hoWds smpplisd lAwr~uce { uo-. Bankers,
81 Fxehsnes Pisre. n. y.
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:
Chatls q. Fisher, son Of sxJudge
N.hx. q Washiagsso, and formerly
asseGae diit.iet stsaorpsy n that city.
viii . snr,naapt satos;sty attached
to ID, name I'm being mixed up in
IL Haningtaa saisbarslary case,
succeeded soos time since in PaaAg
Q worthless cbeck q lie Mslsspolilnn
hotel At New York, and bs1g P,ncsd
On tzial far obtaining mosey under
fake pseesooD. ~ yesteCday found
guilty. F.hse - . oaa of some
ability. iGe W. lUnsa b hs nodesty.
He sho1A kAys' known hstter than to
commit q sissty-tuo.delhr forgery.
Tvoss ihDa sddilipeal eiphsn might
hsvs naas . Rspabaisaa csegsssman
Of him.
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Boston Editors Fainy Yssrs Ago.

Boston Editors F.i,y Years Ago.
Boston Herald.
The leading dailies vere the Courier,
Sentinel aud Boston Auas, edited
respectively By Joseph Tinker Buck
inglam. Major Ben. Russell and
Richard Houghton. oil men Of mark.
The weeklies we're the Traveller and
Gazette, the latter edited By w. w.
Clapp. father Of Colonel Clapp, Of the
Journal. OF "M.jor Ben. = be ~
familiarly called. many smusing
anecdotes are told. one, Of which, that
long antedates the period Of which
Ne are speeding. may be worth relat-
ing He relations with Governor
Hancock wese intimate. and having
an appcintment with the governor
late in The evening. was received By
the executive in bis chamber. Altef
. long session, the business being
concluded, the g"vernor drew back
and nid. "Nov, Ben. tell % . good
story" This vas exactly in the
majars line, and he gave hin .
tolerably ''spicy" one Just at the
climax. Major Ben wss hosriaed. at
the sound VI sti6esl feminioe laughter,
and jumping up. saw fn,m the move
n,ens of q high curisined bedseeasl
standing in the corner that it had m
occupant. "GaA Heaven! Who caa
sl>s l.. ~. - av>lA:u.n.lr- ssH:e .l.,.>
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IL hiesdrSe Fitx John Porter o..
ds1sruined that The vindication o.
Ii sGor shali b eoaplsse, whether
~ 11yss taks my ct In the prem
is0Aeuuk q vhsEhee e pst b sun.
noss hdsPss1ssss enough 10 recon-.
nssd ~ acaiaa - congress; and Il
i hssaop asssy y mako Il . pol.
itie.laelAr, . Political matter it viii
b aads. II Q CSC Of this kisd there
shosA By good ighas Be- % a6nixturs
Of partiaa fDsliag - dsfsat OF delay q
iaqas ~ q jsstias. bat such there ID
O. tAs part a aa.y leading Repabli-
can. md he Deoocrats need not be-.
iaass - asaos tie responsibility
whieh will - oily oest the approval
Of thsir on parsy, bot that Of every
unpgejediosd Citizen Of tho country
and every righto1Sed soldier IN the
army. Il = therefore agreed upon to
iatsoduos . bill early II The next ses.
sion restoring Gen. Porter to bis origi.
nal tank Of aajor-4 eoesal and provid.
iag for Tie fall aaeunt of his back
pay ssa allevasce-a oeasurs rem.
dersd ssoaasary By Tie fndines Of the
~ eosrs e. Inquiry md without
wIs8IlS JsdyAeRoft 1nt count To-
maine virtlally uaeoforced. II would
havs rs0seasd hoeor upos To admin
istraatss te-hase urysd ths legislation
il ~ 2ne plaee. bit ifthe Republican
parsy ena aes1 tAsssloaey Of seeking
toP.sEtva1e'a gvsae sraag. ths Dsn.
sssatie farty en- osraainly a1opd 10
nhsA81hssosssqssssss of setting .
gssaEsssag Iighk.l.~,lS. 10 1850
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A CARD.

TO al vho arc sa0esiae Iron lie sssosu
and iad5acssstoas a. yoatA. sesvoas vesh.
~, early 6Ps.v. baa a oashosa II,
vill ~ . svesioa skas will euss yea
FIRE. OF CHAR0E TIKI great ss.sdy
~ di.epssssd ~ si~iosssy = 0nssk
AuesSea. 0eaA M sdisruei esseSuor
- Ne Rev. JeasPA ]. Isoas, 0aaaioa D
Ns0 Yost Gsy. l-9oaA0ly
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TIE only soa Of 6erastos, Pa. lady
was killed during the war. Every
wesk since then she hes heen to the
railroad station II least once to
NEST lin. 6he stands and looks mp
the track, with anxious face. As the
loconotive Ankbe6 ay0und the curve
her hes liehts % With the momentary
ny q Aaps.. She peen into The car
Window, scans the iaces Of the passen.
gess, and whsh' tAe crowd has gone
and 10 1sain ~ moved O, she ighs
and paiDes down The narrow street
With tears in her eyes.
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b FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

IL thoroughly ses.rsl i~ his hs'.ins-a. ew,s
anlee~ Ill Lss w"sk ~ ir~s clH,ss in ever
particular. H~ has hssi y~.ns IL esp~r;
eWce in The ~npls.y IL the Issy--i pi..o se..
organ fars"si~- in the c'sHs'y. Urslrn
leis Nth j. w. Truxel. "r s~as
through the u-s..f6r~ Il. iux ~. Sssislis
No., will rec~iv~ pr,sssss.s ast~aiius. dltv ~
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The return 10 kfs If . gentleman
whose oh;taary hes been published
With double blsck lines and adjectives.
ordinarily causes some embarrassment
in . nevspaper Office. But it = not
% sasy IN Tens. The Waco Esaminev
stsrnly renarks: Tho death Of
'Hightooed' Brown : denied BY the
Kaufman 1saea That makes no
di6ereaoe. Having written hia chit
uary, be Il dad 10 aA intenss and
parposaa We shall refuse ID recog-
uiss his existeoce from nov on"
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Thsso = much ssioicing over .be
proeress II Tie work On The Texai
Pacific railroad. Frank 8. Bond, vice
prss;dsst. and George Noble. general
supeEistsodsat. Who have jnst gone
Ease - thsir way 70 attend the annual
mssting Of he stockholder ct Phils'
delphia. ~ tie work i being pushed
vigorously beyond Fort v orth. and
viii - eomplstsd 10 Weaiberford by
Octobsr. Tie country already peoe
tratsd will produce quarter Of . mil
lion bushels Of cotton thi year.
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03 SU&8 oD41uOOO0 88o1Ak u0ks
GlOhe- Democrat.
Selma. Ala. July 3l.-Many years
ago. in early youth. I witnessed the
execution Of On unfortuuate woman,
. slave. for the alleged crime Of
murder BY poisnn. She vas . womon
Of the pure African type. tall. large
snd muscular, abous thirty years Of
age. Of pleasant feature and intelli-
gent aud amiable expcess;oo. She
had been indicted, tired and found
guilty Of murder; and although
condemned and executed. thsre vere
many Who believed she ~ innoceat
Of the crime charged against hes.
l think il was in the year 1887.
The place of execution vas il .
i,esutiful wood, oee-ha6 nile distant
from the jail. With beyish earnestly
10 see everything. to min nothing of
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A BRAVELITTLE LADY.
Che FolIoWs Her Husband From
Atlanta, Ga, TO Fort AssiniboinO.
m the Sioux CITY Journal.

its sssS SNoNA Sssy Sosss
4 correspondent from the upper
In.iian country sends US the following
item of interest: A young buy, Il
years Of age. a member Of thu
Eighteenth Infantry band and q sor
of the leader Of the band. became
enamored Of q young lady early last
winter, while the hand Vas p,sted a
Atlanta. Ga. The young I: dy VA.
sweet sixteen aud il Was love al
first sight. After . brief engagement,
they we're married. Soon after the
regiment va ordered to Fort Assini
boine, Montana. The soldiers gol
ready {" depart. and the young lady
also prepared to accompany them. and
not uatil the Inst moment did the
young couple learn that no provisions
bad been made for taking the lady
along. She had to remain behind. in
spite Of protestations and tears. and
TO the Infinite disgust Of the by
husband. It was then arranged that
he should send for her just - soon rs
be got fairly settled in his new
quarters.
But the little lady had her inien.
tons. She don't propose to rest ON
downy couches 10 Georgia while her
new.found husband Vas blowing =
horn away out in the wilds Of Mon.
tona.: Not anv. So % soon % the
regiment departed she procured q
pass to Cincinnati. There she
succeeded 10 getting one to Chicago.
At Chicago she presented herself to
Gen. X ingalls,, q.artermaster-gen.
eral, and stated her case to him and
at once aroused his syupathirs. He
gave her . letter to railroad officials,
BY which she got pao 10 St. Paul.
There she Interviewed the officials Of
the Northern Pscific and captured .
pass to Bismarck. At Bismarck she
paid her respects to the managers Of
The Coulaou line and secured passage
to Coal Banks. and from thence By
wagon to Fort Assinihoine. and With.
out warning or notification. dropped
down upon her boy husband 1t the
fort. Wasn't h . nice meeting ?
Well, nov, you can veil imagine
that it was better than Strawberries
and ice cream. And wasn't she q
jewel of . baby .wite-for pluck,
Dissemination and love.
She Is described At being . very
pretty lady Of medium sise. with
dark hair and eyes. . good talker.
but withal . modest, well-behaved
little lady. Who made the trip 1000
miles. without danger. although not
without fear.
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The Atchisoo Ckas.iP5;;o~ remarks
that tie HlacEsmith 1t tbe SEC and Fox
agency. 40 Indian, Who has been re.
oeivine : ..la,y iof 500 per annum,
be- asksd that his salary b reduced
and the balance used for the bene6t
Of biz tribe. i probably he only nan
Who evsselivsd that has ever been
known to psefer apch . request
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-1lsss isssoo ssoaGA = . corner Of
sssly AUalses ssiGiag ID 10 cary he
ssari6B ltiaa1ABe. Bslls Baltimore Pilk
Peics 3 ceoAs.
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THE Grease~s sps<ssses. ssooseA. bso"d
and liver regulates a eanh Hop Bit
ten. i
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Sedalia Journal

The Only G-rms pspes 10 Srdali. and
Petiise"""ty. P"blisa~d every Tnssi.s ~
b. RAUCK, Proprietor.
O66ce, No. 81: vese Main street Tenn
- PER aanum. Every German ought Z
EEL y his duty Ia suh.csibe fos The -
DALLA JOURNAL u h.s iuss con.
oencsd liz sscUs'd volussn. Sssd fos s,npa
copy.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
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The CastAr bassle 6eld hes been
made sstioapl esueeery;

II = thns9ta sl,at ~ Texas officers
mistook some Of the Sunday DewsPa-
pers for A..NBo7 Nttr : eesas and
promptly had them e1Pegs'd
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

Texas Is redoub'ing4 -
outlook. Even . cifchs ha1uee
in that State bso.a'a - - IL
elephant - aIll|pxs kyer germ.
49, {AA
T..S - psp - having
the as1.j4~slpxss = ~ ssv''
papers. iee Wagons. rsstasrants. etc.
There = . vsy Of pashiag thinss too
far. The saloon keepers Of Texas
may suddenly 6pd out that their bosi'
nes i sataaved ealislys aad they
win have to SEX oths9, i - Proft'
able. oceupetioes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12

ssOsCScs WIZ sSOyc tsS~ 0S ts'
from Mr.. C. and thoroughly changed
the looks of the animnls.
Sure enough the officers did put in
IN appearance that night. The boys
wore expecting them, and when they
came. went out on the porch to meet
them. The sheriff rode up and
addressed Cole Younger. He asked
If any strangers had stopped there
that night
Younger replied that they hadn't.
but that two old friends Of the family
had arrived from Mississippi.
The sheriff knew Mr.. Cunningham.
but wasn't satisfied with the informa-
ton rs given by the young men. and
ordered bis posse to dismount and see
that everything was straight.
Coming up the steps he asked for
Mr.. e. when Middleton volunteered
to wake bin up. and for that
purpose proceeded into the house.
The old gentleman was 20 infat.
uated BY bis visitors that he readily
vouched for them. and upon examin
ing the horses the sheriff was satis6ed
that they were not the gang. and
took bis departure.
Upon another occasion. while in
Louisville, Youngefs ready Wit saved
10th himself and 4sddletOu iron
capture - ~
Dstective Bligh had received ipfor.
nation that Younger Vas il the city. |
and kno~ing the large reward o6ersd
for his recovery and the glory be |
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-08-12
THE BBSf OF ITS KIND.

This 10 the caae with the H0SHeeas
AqsAan9 L1n0aeHs. Every nssii
brings Intelligence Of u Sa1ua0oe A~g.e
oAvo0, The agony Of nm ~ 1ssl sesoso ar
b060 000000do, ti,c hurr,ns Os Sesess.
0011pW overcome. snsl VI q tllOssssssssl
antoine other blessings and MeWiss
1san 190seaS9 loo1ssssoe.
An lOgms Of outward disease arr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
One More Fortunate.

Again are the old bachelors called to mourn
the loss of a brother in the person Of Samuel
Kitto. He is noble fellow whomthey trust.
ed and looked up to as he stood in the fore.
most ranks of the single,blessed, and with
consumate skill warded off or stood point
blank Cupids most deadly arrows. At last
he was wounded, but for years bore the tor
lures Of the fostering arrows herocally. Alas
for mans weakness The strain was more
than even he could bear. He faltered, wav-
cred, broke ranks, and, the l4th instant, was
joined in wedlock to the lady of his choice,
Miss Nellie Wheeler.
At 10 a. m. about 40 invited guests assem-
bled at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
G. W. Wheeler. The marriage ceremony was
very elegantly performed by Rev. G. d. Ste
veus, after which congratulations were show
cred upon the happy pair. until refreshment,
we're served. A merry time, and the new
made husband and wife departed by way OF
Dubuque to visit the groom's people in Min
eral Point.
The presents were numerous, many of them
costly, all appropriate and well selected. The
future prospects of the well matched pair are
bright indeed and many friends heartily con
graduate them ard wish them long life OF
bliss unalloyed. WELL WIsHER.