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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

ACCIDENTAL SuooTING.-A correspondent
writing from Kalama on Oct. 20 gives the
following account of an accident that oc-
CURED near the north boundary of this
county ON Saturday last: "a dangerous and
probably fatal accident occurred at shoot
inc match ON Cedar creek, tributary of
Lewis river, on Saturday last. Tom Otweli
shot a COW, and the bullet, striking her on
the skull, glanced off and struck Geo Davis,
a Young man who was standing where he
considered himself safe but who was unfor-
tunately in the wrong place. The bullet
entered the body on the left side near the
heart, and was extracted near the spinal
column, having passed through the cavity.
rs no arteries were severed by the bullet
III its course, strous hopes are entertained of
the patients recovery. The young man is a
son Of Hon. Nathan Davis Of this county.
No one is blamed for the accicent, which is
deeply regretted by all concerned.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

FINE NIEWS-I G.. Davidson, the Port
land Photographer, was in Vancouver last
week, and took nine views in and about
the grounds of Fort Vancouver, that are by
far the finest ever taken here, and are eagerly
sought for wherever shown. They are fine
specimens of artistic work as well as Il most
excellent representation of fine scenery.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

=
FALSE ALARMS. 4 meauer act may be
known in the catalogue of vices. but surely
one less dangerous to lie and property can
hardly be found than maliciously or mis-.
cheviously to give an alarm of fire
In a community dependent upon the vol
untecr AID OF il citizens at such times. it is
absolutely necessary to effective relief, that
they should feel confidence in the necessity
for the calls thus made upon them by the
fire bell. Otherwise the greatest injury may
be received, aud half OF our town DESTROYED
some nj Jht before its citizens have discovered
that instead OF the alarm being the work OF
some hoodlum that it was a bona fide call
for aid. which they in ignorance have re
fused to answer. lnca'culable damage will
yet result ii thi, be permitted to 70 I'M
punished Twice recently the people have
been startled by the fire bells without ap-
parent cause. On Friday night last at II
O'Clock slumherrg people were called from
their homes and hastily to the different en-
-it-N ANA0t'. ~ Alli't kllNt NhHlt iltbtllUlIl
had again been dD,o>'ay himself; people who
have no more sense or feeling OF common
dcccncy than to enjoy such tipl:) should be
taught that they will be called upon to yay
for it.
The common council should without delay
pass an ordinance which metes out the Sc
vercst penalty and punishment allowed I'M
der the charter to any one who shall ma
hciously, or misoheviously, or without prob
bic cause, ring or cause to be rung. the fire
bell or bells Of the city, or IN any other man
ner maliciously or mischeviously cause an
alarm OF fire to be given.
Tar and feathers are nearly out of date.
and out OF fashion, otherwise We would re-
commend a suit of the same in which ton a
rail- to parade these .tn loving individuals,
but fine and imprisonment is not out of fash.
ion, ants the Council should by ordnance
show them that it has the same apprecia.
ton OF fun and amusement by meeting them
in the same humorous q spirit. -
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
BORN.

In Vancouver, oct 18th, 10 the wife Of W
7. Sturgeon. a son
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

WANTED. A school teacher, Il lady teacher
preferred, to teach in district No. Is APP
ply Immediately to II. N. Knapp, Clerk
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

Curious GRowTu. Lieut.. II. Cornman
has placed on our table a potato, grown in
has garden at the garrison, which attained
its majority under unusual circumstances
When the potato was growing it forced it.
self through the large eye OF a doubletree
hook, refuse piece OF army property, and
Is it grew imbedded the ring and the point
OF the hook in its substance, forming a Gu
rous looking combination of potato and rusty
metal
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
u. =. District Court.

The L. $. District Court for the 2nd Jul
dicial District of Washington Territory
holding terms at Vancouver for the counties
OF Clarke, Skamania and Klickitat. convened
in this city on Monday, opening with John
7. Hoyt, Judge, presiding. L. $. District
Attorney J. b. Allen, and L. 5. Marshal
Hopkins were i'll attendance.
Following is list of Jurors in attendance:
GKAND JrRoRs-CLARKE COUNTY.
W. $. Douthit, A. b. Gilmore,
Eli Scott, James A. kerns.
+. Saunders, James Bybce.
VIM. f. Belcher, James Huelett.
D. +. Reid,
SKANANIA COUNTY.
c. c. Frese.
klICkITAL COUNTY.
r. f. Chatlield Henry Burk,
W. \. Croiiard, j. +. Carlisle.
II. j. Brown, 4. J. Adamson.
PETIT JURORS-CLARKE COUNTY.
Jonas Carlson, d. Meyer,
+. b. Burley, :. +. Lockwood,
Louis Sohns, j. II. Gilmore.
James Rambo, :. \. Seclist,
Daniel Potter j. f.. OFlahertv.
Lafayette Dnrgan, J. b. Lindsey.
Dudley McCam,
SKAMANIA COUNTY.
\. VI. Barrett.
kLICKITAT COUNTY
Il. 3. Deaton, T. J. Golden.
O. =. iiallett, VIM Gilmore,
Wa. Durgan, Geo. Darch,
l.. j. Bailey, T.. A. Ford.
VIM. Dunn,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

CEASE rIrYGENTiERAckrT. The 'bhoys"
broke loose pretty bad last Friday night,
made much noise and succeeded in raising
q fire alarm, disturbing the town very Sc
riously The matter is commented upon in
this paper by gentleman who like most Of
our people don't care how drunk the boys
get but do object to too much noise at n
time when pcaccablc people ike to sleep
Boys give Us a rest.
The PORTLAND ROAD essrs Foster
& Willis are now circulating the subscription
to buy the lumber for the bridges over the
sloughs ON thi, road, and are meeting with
tincsucccss. Already there is subscribed over
$1,000. and when the total reaches $500
the lumber will be purchased. and the worl,
begun Those whose interests lay with the
building of the road will see to it that the
enterprise does not fail.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

Laws Vancouver express hereafter Will
make but one trip "A day between Vancouver
and Portland leaves Vancouver at $50 4 VI.
returning leave Portland at 800 r. NJ.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

BurTrR MAKING Clarke county is fam
ous for its dairy products, especially on the
a timber district that viii equal any OF the
bottom lands Six neighbors all living on
the road within two miles of the Flatwoods
school house, have made and marketed this
season $500 pounds of butter, aside from
that made for home consumption That is
a good enough result for the woods
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23

The Challenge cigar is made OF the finest
Havana tobacco by white labor, sold in Van
couver only by O'Neiil 4 Smith, sole agents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-23
Green's August Flower.

Go to A. j. Laws for saddle horses; he hi
the n..l-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05
The MendcIssohn Uprights


NoS. 1870. 1872. 59l. 496. & +99 ". j7u!
ST., 1858. $40. 1872. 8Gt 866 3GG d $40
10th Avenue
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05
IMPERIAL GRANuM.
SUPERIOR NUTRITION THELIF
IMPERIAL GRANUM.I
The Great Medicinal Food.

h g Sal yalor For IHyalids and the Aged An In
comparable Alimcnt for the Growth and PrOtcc.
ton OF luiantr and Children. Superior
Nu,ritiye In Continued Fcyers, and
Reliable Remedial Agent In all Diseases of the
stomach and Intestincs
THIS Justly celebrated DETETlc PREPARATION IL,
L. in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the WHITE WINTER FLINT WHEAT CEREAL, Il
solid eNtraCt the invention Of an eminent Chemist
u has not only been highly recommended, hut GER
titled TO By II large number Of Chemists and Physi
cians-representing very high degree Of medical
scicncc-a- the Safest, Most Acceptable and Rolcil
Bile Food for the Growth and Protection Of Infant
and Children, and for Mothers lacking sUNiCicn
Nouiishment for their OFFS ring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal or
yinous matter, which are liable to stimulate the
brain and irritatc the digestive organs it embrace.
IN ~ elementary composition
That which makes strong Bone and Muscle That
which makes good Flcrh and Blood. That which IA
easy oipisc-ti0n-D cOnstipating That which j.
kind and friendly 10 the Brain, aud that which actsas
apreycntiye Of those Intestinal Disorders incGcu-
tai 10 Childhood
And, while II would be dhcult to conceive OF any.
thing in Food or Desert more creamy and delicious.
or more nOufshing and strengthening ar an oil.
mcnt In FeycTs Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
aud General Debility, it. RARE MEDICINAL Exon.
LEScE in all INTESTINAL DISEASES, cspcciallyin
DyScntcry Chronic DiarrhGa and Cholera Infan.
TAM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

THE voice OF reform is heard through the
land, and ,peaksof the good time coming
So too the spirit ofrcloyn is working in the
nurseries Of the land to Danish those dan
serous Opium and Morphia preparations,
and establish useful and harmless remedies,
ofwhich Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup j, acknowl-
edged as the very best for all the disorders
Of babyhood and early childhood. Price
% cents 2 bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05

NEIklNt
mi inrcftOn, pc, square. 90
subsequent Insertions. ......,,.....,. 80
Eight lines OF solid nOGparcil constitute square
EplHyed advertisement will be charged accord.
my the space occupied u above ratcs--there be.
ny iw.'Ye lincs Of eOlid type 10 the inch,
10 regular advertisers We offer superior induce
mehls, both ~ 10 ratet Of charges and manner OF
Displaying their fayors.
Local notices twenty cents per line for nrst inser
ION ten cent? per line ipr each subsequent iuscr.
ION.
Thi' paper Hay De- found ON Glc az Geo. p. Rowell
& co.'s ErHtpspcr Advertising BsrGau, 40 Spruce
.uectI where advertising contracts may be made
COR 20 IN New York
Conmrniratou- upon subjects or general interest
20 me- p1blc ar 81 81 '.me- acceptable Rejected
man scripts viii not ne returned.
Letters and communications should be addressed
II !. Nurb|,r. Cairo, IliEuis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
What Eminent Physicians,Say

Coldens Leibig'~ Liquid Exiroct OF Beef and Ton
&c lnyigorayor Il particularly useful when tonics
ycrs ana every depressing disease its use viii bs
attended with great advantage. We have prescribed
i with excellent success: j II. Leslie. u D G.
= Copp NJ. D.. ), Il. Parsons. Vi. D. /: r. A. Wang
han, W. D; Drs. :, l. and j, c, Nidelet all of It.
Louis and others
VAN Setback a STEVENSON, Agts.. Chicago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
SHDAIIAS room.
The COMMITTEE Aro llootfne With
. Liberal 1sspooso 6o0 Our

Tie lsdiss q 6sdslis, il ssspoass = q
call froa Mayor FssIhsbes, q ssks seos
seiios laokiag towards providing lss shs
pses q Tie cssy. A.se eall~d spos OR ~.
cAs"ss end eisiseas h general, sad ~
BAsoo b plsa.sd 70 State tAse they hsvs
ssoesssd every pssibls escess.seos.s,
aaA literal sssposss IN he vsy Of eiosh.
ts9. psevisioea. ETC.. b ihe ssssls.
Thsss sss. - dosbs. many eAildsea u
tssdalis Who havs never ksova . Chrisams -
il every seass q ~ vocd-is ss0e oaly
= u ksovs 10 sheo. For thin cleo Of ~.
tosssssses Il b he iasessioa 70 ~ ssd
give suiss6Ds oorriag % THE oeessioa.
and 9th ihis objret 10 viev ths ladies have
called spoa . suobes 81 dssless il toys.
confectionery. etc.. ssd Tie pcobsbiliiy i
~ iiss's esss vili b ssds happy ios oss
day q Isasa.
The eoooisses haviag he ssrsnee0eses
IN charge hsss ~ eslled spoa al shose
vho 10 dosbs would - willing 10 contrib
sae. bot 70 oss seed Eel sighted, ~ they
vill serelv b visited il doe tine. Esssy.
thing eoossibsied vill b delivered 1t
Whisss Hall, asd sbs 3lth instant . divis-
100 Of The eoods and ssssbIss received vill
b osde.
u Thu co7seetioa. il would not b out Of
pIses 70 stats shss Mayor Fsulh.ber also
vrose lssise 70 Dr. J. @. Beck, Of Pleasant
0resa. Coopes county. sskiag II hs would BE-
willing % eoatsibeSe Q car losd Of vood TO
sed.li.'s poos. ssd. - i characteristic Of
shs 0aa, - answered ID the s0s0ssise.
Soeh seeesosity o. Tie part Of NJ. Bsek
spsaks velsoes 10 hi ps.ise. end % doubt
is Vill - sssUsssd % hin tea fold.
The Missouri, Ksasas 4 Texas Railway,
40 d The 0oss literal Corporations 10 Tie
state. he's volunteered to transport The
vood 10 0edslis ire Of change.
The whole ossses haa assuoed adefnite
shaps. md 70 Asyos F.ulhsber = due .
lsFRs aossss q Tie pssiss los isaugursiiae
ssd esrryiag oct shs project Nov les sAe
god Vosk 70 o..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
A Aeritorlous Troupe.

The celebrated Seville Engiiah Opera
Company, nov on . tour throughout she
Wes,. will favor the amusement going
public with an entertainment At Smiths
Hall on Monday evening, the 22i inst.
The Isdies and gentlemen comprising
the company have national reputstions
and no doubt they will give IN entertain,
neni such - hiss not been offered our
people in many . day. The opera to b
presented on this occaaio., The Sorcerer,"
II By Mesar. Gilbert and Sullivan. authors
Of The ~orId-famoua Fl. NJ. 8. Pinaforr,"
md 10 ssid 10 even excel that play.
Il would be good idea 10 secure you,
ssats esriy. - the chances are the hail will
Be filled and . hearty welcome accorded
the troupe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
GIVEN 10 H GRAVE
TIE Lsse 0oA Rites lsfNbeuod, and
the Romans q 0on. 4. Z. Law
Co0Gtgnod % the oeavo.

The fssessi u Ho.. 4. n. Lay sesk
pises Fsidsy fsso sAs Bspsiss C&sseh,
shess The services 0ess coedscsed - Rev.
I. q. Haley. of h. Lesia. as.iass6 y Rev.
7. ". Barnett and Rev. w. d Ps.osss. d
Js6smna City.
Tie di-eoarss b NJ. Hsiey - ssssAsd
|oa 6cclssiasao l3-7-: ''Thss sAsll IL
doss sssura 70 shs sasth - is -. - he
spirit sh Ill sesusa usss God vho s.vs O."
The diseossss - exceedingly sppsepsi.
sse: foil Of Tenderness ssd syopashy, saA
Psssea,ias. 9Th great force. ihe sslid md
cooIor,iaG sssUs.scss a Ribls trslh.
The church. during de sesviess. -
6:lej 10 il u,moss capacity. cod many vho
auaehs % enter bad % seoais euisids Sos
lsek Of room.
Fun The church he fueessl pseesssios
proes eded 10 he cemetery. iks Aaaosie ira.
iesaisy sesing - eaeoss - The rsosina u
The psocsssios. bssidss NE relsiivss a The
deceased. sers the oeoben of Coagssoioesl
Coooisiees, vho scconpsnisd ths seosias
iron wsshingsos C,.y. TAess ssss also
The nembess Of The 6sass 0ovesuussi,
judges Of the Supreos Court, oeobsss Of
City 1overnweus, aud . lsFgs asobss Of
our ciiiseos present, both in The church end
a the grave. where The body 80 buried
uith Masonic hosoe-. The srsyicss b<;sg
coeducssd BY the J~G<ssoa City Mssoaic
Lodge.
4 number II distinguished pessoss from
vssious parts u the Sssss sessI6sd By their
presence the rs-pecs they ssssssainsd ios
the hooorrd deed. Among shoss vese.
Hon. T. T. Csisaesdea. Of Wsrreasburg;
Hon. John Walker, Of Howard; Hoe. Jso.
z. Philip. Of Ssialia Srastos Xsjos, 81
Fayeste; A. W. Nossiaoa. Of F.yes:e !;
Cy1ss ThOnpson. Of BelIsville. Ill, ssd
oshen.
The services u she grave belng over, The
0oussins ooss turned ssdly aud sossovfsi.
y away. sod Ieis their loved one u sess il
the silent city Of The deed. E.rsh hsd
claimed ito Own 10 - resolved 70 esssh
again, bus siciosioss over The grove, The
,opossai spirit he's ealered Tie se.los Of
eternal joys, where the tesross Of death are
uuknoua, and hearts feel not the weight Of
sorruv, oos eyes snov ought Of ssep'ag.-
Jefasss CSly Ii1sse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
WIT AND aUH01.

-Hev 10 sequirs shess-hasA-Hssa ssessA .
6a0 $40.
y. !: ,:,y s..,e.,.s .: . :.s:!.':s.s h ~:
SS:s1 s. ,ssss q - AN WON osSs - ' %"
-Whs~ to CAasssssen. o. G.. ehslAssa 80
300 fee the oses time last ves& epsaioas vess
devisssd - - vhethss is 30 eoss. ssls -
suenr.
.-eems s.n.les ha,.. ,ass se.a arrses.A 10
Keasuesy sss the . sauf.esurs q Illicit .hissy.
THE - de asss ssess1eA ,sssases - . veo6s
keepsse still
-rhe~ :. nothing - charming - ~ me.
essee q eh'l1rss- "As@"s." scse ayeer-es4
% take ear. Al hshg asiia. ns vss % - -
- go sll ~ sDeeas este sd tee jass -
rssphsssy i'm 10 smsas him.
"A ssisieses vhe hsA hees sspsss,as 80 -
bic a'd.rs sss .ses-i.duis-.re .hss.ys1 . enc
- % tn ssreoM. taks . assak swd tho tusn
avsy. "Th~se." sssd ~ % he soesdsae sI3es.
..,s .a ..snnp,. s"r 700. IN" e. -. s|:sshs1
other. .'tkss . very srue. Dat ssrps.s an"shss
enc ksd e~ase 10 The oshes esde ~ ~ stsse0
ssd hsA .ssd. "Hess'e - y"s.- shese's - syta0
he0 Ing thy might have goos g."
ny ase eusscas eess vhes shev d ec@e. ne
iset e:e 'ens - pses 'sss'o's 10 ~ jssa ssssv
-Aysnae sass,s NtsM HsssAai essssy. ~.
ssrs.. tn. s.d .;s.r ls.i.s s..s Nd. =. go
b JsAs. Bsosh. N. e-siai 0ronm drev fescs his
srse' 49, sSset snseesss ~ essses sse~
sesee ssdes sos ms sessm.
..js.e le.1sr 2. n lass es.ss.eee "1.ss
ss-Aay ss tisaaes. d p,eass say ses." Cover
secs: .Whyf What d yeu visA NJ 10 ahe
Wose vine Sss 2" Jsss: "OA. esiy vass - -
.l. n. rehr s.&.A she snu,,s<. ~Y,s.-
r,,,,sa sne sexsoo Il ssees ~ : sssssV vaoishy
e. is.ss b: .s.sr Tot ssy more sAss ~ sssss
's's ne 800 sSsess es
,.Sis:.::i ~ : s IN. s.: ). - =
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
CALL


S4DALtA. No, Dee. u, 1870.
To ske Hen. j. F. Rit9s:
Recognising the great ssed Of - early
election in the Seventh District, 70 GIL The
vacancy csured By the dssih q shs Ia
wesied AIfrvd n. Lay. ed ksesiag The
vital necessity Of Strengthening Tie ,'sssess
email Democrs,ie m.jorisy 10 The Hosss Of
r pre-en,s,ives in every possible vsy -.
she u"derisned, your freiods. ssd Deoe-
Gratis. ask you 10 become . candidate tos
the place.
We appreciate yous ability.
We know your exPesieses vill - vala-
able.
We believe that 1t THE particular june.
iure your preaence 1t Wa.hinstoa viil y
of great benefit 70 the country. aud These
fore We would respectfully request Of yos
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16
HON. JOHN r. PHILIPS.

By the death Of Hon. A. N. Lay there
occnsa . vacancy in the Congressional DEL
eestinn from Missouri that iSust Of neces-
sity Se i'Ied b. holding . aVrciai election.
The time Tor which will Be named BY Gov
srnor Pheips.
At the pres nj writing there seems to be
no lack of political timber, the ruPPIy be
ing largely in exce~ of the demand. Among
the eeotlemen named Tor this respOsai'le
position the BAzoo notes With pleasure the
favorable m~n,iou si,h which the name Of
Col. John F. Philips IL received By the
pres Of the Seventh Congressional District,
and almost without exception BY the entire
State. Thai Democrat wil! be selected,
does not .dmit Of doubt and that any OF
the prominent gentleman apoken OF in
connection With the Office would fsithfnlIy
and earnestly represent their constituents.
10 equally certain. But If there 10 any one
man more than another TO whom this hon.
or il due, that man IL Col John +. Philips.
Of Sedslia. The BAzoo does not know that
be will consent 10 allow his name to 30 BE-
fore the people-certaInly not il bitter
personal 6gh. wss necessary to secure the
somination. Having represented the dis
tsiei for one term, he would take With him
an experience that is only gained By hard
labor. A. to ability, he il the peer OF any
aas in the State, and would 1t once take
rank With the brightest intellecis and great
sst statesmen IN the Home Of Represents
sisea. His superior qualifications are widely
known, while his activity in public life, his
seal in the discharge Of his duty and his
high personsl qualitiss all 60 toward maxi
Ing h,m the man for the position. With
Hon. John F. Philip for Congressman. the
BAzoo h.s no hesitation in asying that the.
people Of the Seventh District will have in
HIN oau vhe Gill ever labor Tor our i'm.
mediate interests in particular, ~ veil -
for tho perpstustion Of Democratic princi-
ples.
LATER.
Since the above was written, q call has
been made upon Col. Philip, signed BY
prow,nent cuisines. men of the city, sakine
him to allow his name to 20 before the
pominaiing convention. The call and the
reply will be found in another column.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16

SGDALIAs dO, INC. ID IUtU.
Mers. r. p Cssn, J. II. Hcsss ssd
oGke1:
GExrL.xEH.-Yours Of this date, re.
qnesling me TO become candidate 10 6l'
the vacancy occsaioned By the death Of
Hon. A. NJ. Ley in The Forty Sixth Con.
gresa. il before me.
With feeling Of unisigned sorrow fos
our and the couniry's Ioss Of . represent.
.,ive 1t . crisis liks this. and dissrassfu
Of ny ability to meet your expectations o
to hear the . NOR Of the fallen, yst, recog
nising the allegiance ever doe 70 fsiesds
and country, I consent 10 submit ~ ssoe
to the nomin,iing convention. AID u
declared its choice. and that choice shall
he faii6ed BY the people 1t the polla.
promise to do al that aenss Of duty nay
enj"in. or pa''iotism inspire.
With 0r..t R~.pect.
Your Obedient essvsRe
JNo. z. PRuIya.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-12-16


Some days aimee the ieschers al the pub
lie achoola. deair ng to para away the long
winter evening. in . Pheasant and Profi,a-
bic msnaer. met and organized . literary
socie,y. Friday evening ,..ey held their
third meeting 1t the reaid-nce Of Mr
R~ieer.. at the corner ri Fifth and Ohio
sireeia. find . mort deligh,iul time Vas h.d
Ao"ng Other thinRs were Sh~kesperian
rssdinga that are highly apoken Of. At or
Scar the midnight hour the party dispersed.
Veil pleased with the evening" entertain.
ment and wish,ng for many more Of sim
liar character. Thee meeiings are highly
entertaining, and cs"not hut result in good
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