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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07

wheel, bounded over the smoke stack and
came crashing through fhc cab window on
the tircman's side, who was nearly killed
in his great hurry to get out of the way.
The most Of the car landed on the frort of
the engine, and before 'Hnghcy' could stop
he had carried it through one of those old
fashioned covered wooden bridges nearly u
quarter Of u mile off. In all my expert
cncc," concluded Carpenter, 81 don't think
ever heard tell of such miraculous es-
cape as 'liHghcy' had. He must have been
going through the air like ali electric cur
rent when he couldn't stop an empty en-
gine before hitting sucn dangerous
thing"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
Sam lJOtIstOn'S Duel.

In 1926, six miles south Of Franklin,
Kentucky, on the farm Of III. J. Duncan,
two hundred yards from the Tennessee
line, was fought a duel which created
widespread excitement throughout the
Union, owing to the reputation of tho prin-
ciDnls. In 1926, Gen. Sam Houston was a
member Of congress from the Nashville
district in Tennessee, and sending homo for
distribution number of public documents,
he claimed that Curry, the postmaster at
Nashville, suppressed and failed to deliver
them, and dcnouiccd him scroundrcl. For
this Curry sent him q challenge by Gen
White. Houston refused to receive the
message, as he stated, "from such n con-
tcmptiDle source" throwing it on the
ground and stamping on it. Gen. White
said lie WIS surprised, rs no one expected
Houston to fight. 70 this Houston re-
torted, ''Do you try me-" Of course a
challenge followed from White which
Houston promptly accepted. The terms
and conditions were, "fif.ccn feet distance; !;
holster pistols; time, SUNRISE" The place
chosen rs stated, was in Simpson county.
On the 23d day Of September, 1926, tho
parties met at the designated point with
their seconds The fact thnt duel was to
be fought had gone abroad, and number
Of persons had sccretcd Themselves near
the field to witness the affair, fact un-
known to either principals or seconds.
After the first shots had been exchanged
and White. had fallen to the ground
the people rushed to the spot. Houston
seeing them, and fearing an arrest, started
toward the state line with view of cscap
ing. Gen. White called 10 him, "GcncraI,
you have killed me-" Houston then faced
the crowd with pistol still ia hand, and in
quircd If there were any officers Of the law
among them, and beng answered in the
negative he advanced 10 the side Of his late
antagonist and knceling by him took hishantl
saying: II ain very sorry for you but you
know that 1t was forced upon me-" Gen.
White replied, 81 know 1t and forgive
you" White had been shot through Just
above the hips, and to cleanse the wound
Of blood the surgeons run one Of their old
fashioned silk neckcrchiefs through the
wound. Gen. White recovered from his
fearful wound as much to the Joy of
Houston as to himself. During the week
preceding tho duel Gen. Houston remained
Mt the homo of Sanford Duncan, near the
, field, practicing meanwhile with pistols.
Az his temporary home werc two belliger-
ent young dogs, named for their pugnaoious
+, disposition Andrew jackson and Thomas
II. Benton. These were continually fight
ing, Honston's political sentiments leading
him to espouse the cause Of the jackson
pup, who, very much to l,ia delight, waa q
constant winner In the trays Tie hour ot
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
What to do with Snow.

Scrapc it carefully from of your sidewalk
on to that Of your ncighbor. Hcaping
coats Of fire on his head isn't comparison
to this recipe.
If woman is struggling through the
drifts, allow one shovelful of snow to hit
her on the head. You will then real.
iZe the capabilities Of the feminine tongue.
II there is any snow lodged OH the roof,
do not allow it to stny there, orit will make
beautiful slide when some mportunutc
creditor calls Mt the door.
Shovel very narrow path Make pco-
pie adopt the aboriginal Indian file. Young
folks will rise up-but they will not call
you blessed
Carefully save up as much snow Oh your
feet as possible, and stamp 1t OF vigorously
when you step into the front hall. How
your wife will love you for this
Bury the hitching-pOst and carriage
block deep rs your shovel. This is ncccssa-
ry, III orGcr to prevent people hitching
their horses where they have no business TO.
Drop big chunk down the neck of
some innocent individual. He will swear
a little, perhaps, but he'll have it to answer
for.
Throw at least one SNOWFALL in course of
the season. If not, you may never make Il
business acquaintance with the glazicr.
What snow you can't scrapc from the
walk, pat down hard 50 that it will be as
slippery rs glass: You can have heap of
fun watching people save themselves from
taking cold seat.
Shovel good path around the clothes
yard. This advice is for your very best
good. y woman who has to shovel a path
does it with broom, ',nd $ apt to mistake
mans head for frs .rlo . snow.lrift.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
How Widow mad Her "Sensesr Taken

II was q dilapida!cd man that bundled
himself or the evening train at Providence,
entered the station and took a seat. Ic
had wholesale liquor breath about him
and was stcaming mp through him, and his
nose was rs the wintcrgrecn berry, red and
round and distinctly bright. rs If all the
chcckcrbcrry he had put III all the rum he
had drank all through his abandoned life
had flowed into his empurplcd proboscis
and there formed gem which made him
an ornament to bacchanG,ian society.
''Does the Widow MavSh.nCadow live here
now5' hc inquired of Olicer Mowry.
The Oiiiccr, with his wonted courtesy,
directed him to her residence. It was Ii
O'Clock when he arrived there and summon
cd her 10 the door.
Don't bc embarrassed, madam, " he said,
with wonderful miidncss OF tone and man.
ncr, "bccausc You don't know me. History
has ever been partial and omitted from her
brcnzed and stntuesquc pages the name OF
her proudcst sons. This omission impaTts
uniqucncss TO mans fame. am the cen
sus-takcr. l have taken every name in
town but yours. The hour is late and ex-
nousted nature requires, in fact Imperative.
~ insists upon, rcfrcshmcnt and the restor,-
lion OF sleep. l cannot proceed further
wi.h this sublime undertaking until have
both"
"You may come in and stay over Sun
day" she said, "and in tho morning | will
have killed pair of acknowledged chick
ens."
1t was 10 o'clock, and the ccnsus-taker
still sat at tho widows table, and her third
bottle Of old currant wine before him.
~ shall put your name" he said, with
incompatible tenderness Of tone and ad-
dress, 'somewllere about the middle of the
book, and under the head of 'Re1narks'
shall add the following: 'Cosey residence;
tastcfully ornanentcd; latchs.ring always
out; beautiful fruit trees and ounce bushes
here abound In umbrageous abundance;
yellow.legged chickens always to be found
on tho promises; their legs become stained
to beautiful yellow by constant wadiug
through the golden leaves Of the naples that
glorify the lawns and approaches Of tho
beauteous homestead. ~ Tho widow
smiled delightcdly, and concluded to put
the pleasant census ,taker III hcr best bed.
chamber, where all night long hisnose shonc
IN his facial armament like q lone star Of
Bacchus.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
When.

When eabers are rusty and spades are
bright; Il,
When prisons are empty and ygranaries
full; Us 81 ,rt
When the steps Of temples are worn, and
of tribunals are grass-gr6wn;
When the dootors 60 on foot and the
bakers on horseback 8 S ST, x.
The empire isSwell governed. S$j "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-07
Names.

Emma is from the German, and signifies
. Nurse; Caroline, from the Latin, Noble
Minded; George, from the Greek, q Farmer;
Martha, from Hebrew, Bitterness; the
beautiful though common narno Mary, is.
Hebrew, and lneans d Drop of Salt Water
IA tear; Sophia, from Greek isdoln;
Susan from Hebrew, 4 Lily horias from
Hebrew, q yln;. Robert, from (serlnan,s
Famous in lonncil Ss S6
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23

A psr,s fsom Jason county, lila, con.
-i-,ing 81 % f:misses, are about making ar
rangsgeut- 20 .ocs,e in the southeast Dor
TN oi the -tste, near tue line vi the Iron
N unta,U rai.~ay. Daring the pact month,
once the u'-trItu sou OF the immigr a ION
-ociet, hsuC- book, over 400 letters have
n~.D received, a-sigg information reysrd.
'ng rai!way fsres and seeking advice as to
CERTAIN localities. These letter. com~
mostly from Wes; Kansas, the northern
part ui Iowa and Illinois. The correspond
-n,s say thu, they are dissali-6ed witt,
Iowa ard Kansas because the climate l.
,osci, more vigorous than was represented
10 them, and they beiug mostly IRON CEN
trsl Europe desire q more temperate eli
uste. Unc man il now out on the San
Francisco road. mixing arrangements 10
locate a numerous colony from scutLern
Illinois in Dent, Texss and Shannon
cuu,uss. A colonv from Felicity, Ohio.
la. secured lands near Waterloo, L.fas-
cite county. L. comprises ter families, ae
gressiing over 80 people. all Of whom are
.r.s-s-ed ii Considerable means. From
Dickinson county, Ksnsi.. there comes =
p!-intive vail. Between 400 and 500 ism-
lilies. among them wsny Scandinavian,
complain that they were badly deceived a.
10 the char ,c'pr Of the lands and the general
climate sGd fruitful soil OF Missouri. H.
response to the letters sent out short time
since TO every county in the state suggest
ing that each county form an auxiliary
board To the state board Of immigration.
favorable replies have already been re ceived
fr.m thirteen countie-.-St. Louis Chroni
Gle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
An Elegant Toi ct Preparation,

hair dressing and restorative Is found in
London II AR Color R--torer." l. seldom
fails 10 restore gray or fading hair "a it,
original youthful color and beau,y. Fall
ing hair is checked by its use, and il pro-
iuce. a growth Of beautiful yonns hair.
soft, glossy and luxnrient iha, surpri---
every on. these properties added io iis
exquisite perfume and purity Of con,.asi-
,ior, render i, il thy growing f.vcri,e of the
toilet vsrywher.. Ii risiniy il th.
mr-si el-aniy and effective h sir resiorer nov
before the American people.
A. A. Gibson. B,rryto~n, Duchess
county, n. Y. writes: DR.. Swayn~ Il Scn
Philadsiphia. Gents. enclose q po~'u flee
order for So; pI-s~e ~e,d me one d, zen
London Hair Color Rc<,orer." II has
-torped NV hair irom falling, aud restored
il 10 i,s aatur.i colo'. II Ia. proven -at,--
factory in every Respect. The London
Hair Color Resiorrr" can be ob,ainei #
all the leading druggists at Is cea.s . tot
tie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
sHELTONS SUCCESS
In Passing Forged Checks on
Two of Sedalia's Promi-
nent Business Men.
But The Third Time Was the
charm cni Hs ca; Pix d Up
on 1t.

j.is Shelton, the vorug w ~ rho t,ie,'
49, b--t t. pes forged cheek ia ii,s al
Z I,r- Ou Blair i;fo;hs.s IL, Ss,ar,!.y airrr-
uorr, i,.iI ,eruua, ri which " - given tr
rL- SUNDAY NoxNIHG Eaz1o, b : h.-,
( Lsiti ifnm In . e',u!.i, 81 .,her cases wl,.r =,
Ia wa- m'r- -u,,;@s-;Ul, ari IN ho'h oi
I shIch he displayed Iucrc shrsw.;nss- thai,
/ ,.i'. he with Blair Br"-.
Friday as'ernpoa last shelton witt, q
. y icSr''s -hu- store anil purchased goo 3
'o ,u. amount III Sll, sud ,rr,ierri Ia pay
mn. check on the Ci,ixen- bank ios
>:;D. bearing the signature Of John Baker,
c,.un,y judge. Nj. N~ckey, being aware
ri ,:e fact thai thu jidg. often g W. cheeks
.ur mail snl,nnt-. -npp,-ei that al! ga
''s'., ard accepted the paper, giving Shell
tom SAG ~ cash. ,ha, bling the difference
between The amount OF the check and the
bull OF goods purchs. i. Shelton then lef,
she Store and no'hins more x.s Thought If
the TN ',i-r by Mr. Macsey.
Thst same evening after sni per, shelton.
IN cpUip,ny with sneth-r young MIR, en-
ieTrt D-mp-~y's gun-r,i,h store, where
Sir!,on purchased a revolver Tor so anu
gave Iva p,yn-n; ar",:r-r cheek on tie
CtiIz-n>' nix, with Jaise Bakers -i.ns-
,ure. the amount be,n, ior So. VIZ.
m?sry ia usually pretty csreigi anou,
how tee accrpts checks bur, ~, too, was
ss.re tirt judge B,ker often
--;II-d .m i. hill. ~ giving checks, ami =.
he 49, slightly acquainted with SieLon,
as.i ais, with the young man who scccm-
panied him, lie thought ,Ler. could not ne
aEy '"uhi about the g-rniren.a- oi Tie
c''r' =. III ,i.'rto'- accept, u 1ui CAV,
"a c"sasy ) =. lie ,.aft'~s shrn ;ef, 60,
>'cI-. ga; ,,,-- .sx' DIV a..,'. Nv IN
u mr. -. sst,ings' .,s =. 80 O.. ,i.-v iai
n. IN ,'ir S,-'g,- - i..;..-u c!.vrk - J ..i.e
,s.' rsu rnt =i!st ~, SEA. +. p-p-r ~
a,y a -rs'.' "' :i., k-rt me n : at,ei,
hcr"s '..'ri,g To- .-t che DRIP On The
c;.u'ti. o.. sd --v :. E.m. b. :, <s.l-
S'r.t'r 49, ,,.s. q ru- tee. hi l..-,.s,es,-
;-i attempt wIjb Bi,iS Bro Ire u,a,., aim
Iii -, 80 All sircs HAT rirey. M csc ~
IT, ss;;".., - zen u: htasti sny:;i,nr cf
I'n
l Is sail he y,Ens man r,me here fren
N-s iJ.s. NLere hi- people .ps r,-it-,
a',i u - ..',sri-.h' lie has proi,ab!y re:ufn.d
Jn ;l.'r,. !.- hid been re-Is:rr, ii die
ccui.'s ..uriher Of months, having worked
80 : iaim snort di., sncr iron, the civ
Uni i the hr-' ,i'.le ~ ',as ben ksowa "a
.ase ran s...s's.i IN Ily crooked ,r,Ss,c
ii"n. A.d ii D.mp-ey or II ,ckry can law
;heir bar ia on h,m. the chsncrs are they
will --nS him where he will not have an
other opportunity ii trsnssctin: business II
similar bi;ure for couple Of yesrr.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
Stabbed at u Dance.

y private purity was given by a
s"Gug lady ll:iag near Madison Land
80, al The IiliaIis side Of the river,
about fourteen miles above this city,
and among the invited guests were
Nes>r>. John McIutyre, who lives in
The neisnburhood of Madison, and Ed.
Stanley, Of Chouteau's Island. During
the evening these Young gentlemen
had some misunderstanding abou: an
engagement for a dance, which WAS
settled To the apparent satisfaction of
al :" rites c,r crrued. 1t seems, how
ever, tia. S.auiey was not pleased,
an,l he induced Mcintyre to walk out
into the yad l. talk the matter over
some lille time after they had left
the house the o;her guests were star
tied nv cries If Help. Murder" etc..
and cn going "ut found Mclutyre prone
upon ,he earth With ugly wounds upon
MS head and ioir severe stabs in his
bniy, the worst Oi which was q four
incl, cash Just below the ribs on the
RICH, side. Stanley was seen to mount
bis horse wEici stood Fear by, aud
rifle IF, since which nothing has been
heard If him. McIn.yre was taken
to- his home, Were his wounds were
examined and dressed by a physician,
who expressed himself as very doubt
ful Of the wounded mans recovery.
Both 81 the Young men are respect
ably Connected. and previous to this
occurrence had been very good
friends. - Poei-D;spatch.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
A Modsl Horel.

The St. S-ephen- motel, at Clinton, J I'm
N. R.gland, proprietor, is und oubtediy ore
Of the best hotel. in the state. and the
BAzoO j. pleased TO know that il receive. Q
liberal patronage. NJ. Rsgland has the
faculty Of making hi- guests feel al home,
and The traveller who stops with HIM once
will never think OF going elsewhere Til.
table is supPIied with every substantial
end dainty IN the market; his beds Ar. O!
the bet, and. in fac:, all the appointments
are more in keeping With the leading hotel
Of metropolitan city than of a town the
sixs of Clinton. Commercial men all pro-
nounce the ST. stephens success, aud the
BAzoo fully indorses the ssme.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23

Sund.y night D-puty Msr-hs! jones, OF
Joplin, NJ, arrived IN town on freIgh,
Tran .n.i hunted up Mrrshsl NJ ,son and
h.s assistant, George Rsxiand. An srres,
ga msie al one Martin. alias Bill Lewis.
rhs'g~d with ro5bery. NJ .rtIn, il ssem-,
~as one 1T gang ~ho. some two m.B hs
sg", stopped the sisx- running from Pierc.
Cry. M", to Eureka Strings. Ark, sns.
robbed the passengers on hoard. From tina,
time mp To- the present this Lewis had eIuf-
ed arrest, hut Mason AMI R,gIand, wh,
hsve their eyes on all su.p,cious-Icoking
characters arriving in town, traced tn.
vr,<on~r To the Farmers Hom., wnerr
J"nes opened the door ,o the sleeping room
of the accused md N ,de the arrest. After
capture, Martin acknowledged to having
had = hand 10 the st.gs robbery and sl.o
confessed 10 having killed . man al Di
Q'ni", Perry county, Illinois, about thr~.
~s-ks sgv. The prisoner. IN charge OF
officer Jones. left town on the narrow = suye
early thi. n,nrnirg -Par-on- Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
A BOOM FOR THE H., K. & I.
What Was Done at the Meeting
of the Stocs holders Yes
terday.
The Capital Stock TO be Increased
to s25.OcO.ooo for the Purpose
OK Extensions.

| Tnsrs wls Il meeting oi the s'ockhoiiss-
III in- Missouri, \ t',s =. mi rrx.- railway
e''m.,.ny at ths. comp ~, : otES~s =, PsIs1ns
. h ,"---. ys-,,,d,y ~ftsrnos.s, at wricI ov.
. 100 Goa shsts- oi stock. or n.ose than twn-
,h'r.i- ii the wao.e nam5rr, were rep
r,-en;,d.
Jlt-- T. Z. So. general attorney 81
he rO ~, eIvr'-', ch .Irman al the N =,
inr, aud IL l. Henson, of Nr~ York, wa-
crs.-.n secretary.
IL Wa Voted unsnimol.ly ." ircves~e tie
stock To no, les than $4,000. coo for the
.urlCS- ii extending the line %, th road
iT..n White core, t~suJ, i've mi:e- f., ~
nn;-rr, l.xrs, To- C,r,sgr, ou the Rio
GEsusis, distance Of $40 mile al~o 20
;'nIli line from Nuscusre to Fort SMITH,
AK .l-o to build sCcn additional !in-- n.
sIi! --CuE. early aud the close, con, :,
;.u.~ wj,h .Sew Orleans Nonry has 3 :
red. S,-n subscribed L. secure the ~, d'
c'.n-'Iucti,J. ~ ali 'hese .n;enpls,ei inc-
a. ~ ri ~ ting -Ime tUJ mI., to ttc $50
ui'ics q; rad now osns,i "a 4 operated b.
'hi- company
.;I- s,;"s anal imp rtsn~e at the rev
lIs.e- To- ~. 5S.i, L. X ,n. - .nI Missouri, -
sell - L. Texas snd the new -ou.hse--, q Ia
hardly l., computed.
\, Gang, ':.e " X. Il =. viii corurc'
wI'h a r. 4 running tp the crty Of Nrxl,".
c;.'s'c- II abIut SIX hros'rei iniis-. vnd
su;-iiz..; !iDri-lis by The government II
M,xi-o IN the Interests ut GA. P,imrr ~
.prpur,tar-, ,,.e builders ~ III. r1a'l, 10 h
"a: iu ali sb,u, 500 mites uu,.s one nl,n-
s.-m-n,.
a di-pt,ch wss received saving tie rnad
',-,. been iHrued over Z" jsy Gould, giving
li,n poe .--ion ,nj cpatrci. IL - Ur,ier his
.Is-pIr,liou that ta.-. new Haze. are to b,
built.
\ ,li-psich Ne s.so receive! from Ials-
prr,:enr- :, sting tina, suil-i,'s cuCl. b.
hsi inr hull iirg southwest fruln Parsons
The P'riI-- here a.- rqve-tci IT, coc'er
xith Mr. tstrit
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
Huntley's History.

Stanley Huntley. who is mentioned
By Emory ). Storrs in connection
with ferret,ing out the MOrey let
ter forger was the jenkins" Of local
lame, vino did such quantity Of social
and general sensational work ON the
Globe some years ago. After leaving
mere he driiIed about the circle in
western towns tor some time, finally
h-ing captured by the Sioux Indians
tie remained with the tribe for nearly
u year, aud escaping, wrote up for a
Chicago paper very lengthy inter
view ne had had with Sitting Bull.
He wen, to New York soon afterward
Il, u long interview had with a New
York reporter, he Was asked, among
Other thiags. whether he had ever
eaten any dog meat while among the
abJrigines. He said he had tasted dog
tw,ce--ouce wnen it went down and
again w;:en il came up.-St Louis
Chronicle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
ALL SORTS.

! What this country wants is lea
politics AMI more pumpkin pies-El
mira Free Pres.
: \ friend asks us what n hale saw.
when he >2uu;s. be tells Us some
Kind u. fish story, probably.
/, is curious provision OF nature
nv which the trees are made To 90
bare during the cOld weather.
/; Is said that the telephone is bad
itr the ear. IL is certainly damaging
10 the morals II u community.
Oue reason Why women are not sue
cr>stui dentists Is because they cant
-; grip with their toes when pulling
Il tooth.
y New Yorker recently bit a chunk
cut oi "A Chicago mans cheek. He Is
used 10 eaawihg up cannon balls and
>ucn.
The New York Star speaks Of man
~, "a born alderman" This beats the
SIX headed calf ami all other monstros-
,iiss.
Ei.ht hundred kangaroos were kill
Ell III one day in Australia at grand
hnnt. Tais jumps any other hunt
-ver heard oi.
Once IN great while an innocent
nau u sent tc state prison, bat he
grows ftt over IL aud comes out with
reformed habits.
Any county fair in America will
cad ."gejaer a dozen women whose
--'pd in,ks .ou'i make Mrs. Langtry
,lck Ao,-i for week.
I. he iniisestihie character Of young
beet /, >uPp.se,i 10 have suggested the
phrase, Tome weai, come woe. New
Haven register.
The serpeni. OF India put in their
line II such good advantage last year
tt..,t 5000 natives have gone where
.aey can't b, eaten up by tigers.
E.izibesh Caiv Stanton and Susan
Il Anthony have started in u write
a h'ok corjo'utiy. Now look out tor
a f'si-class row aad jaw pretty soon.
Apples can ue clokei in seventeen
j li-rer; ways, AMI cost twenty cents
Il hu-lel "a, that. This is the country
that lays over every other country On
earth.
Bad Is a thing is. i, may be worse.
\ buioous nose IL not pretty feature.
but 1t Is not improved by being broken
though IL NAV be made less prominent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
Going Home From the Army.

Three II the ''b'v- ia hin-," lriva'~- al
comP,,i-- 81 aud M" s b L. ) cavalry,
~ho h.ve b,en stslior-G recently at Fort
Clark, Texas, lz-ssd through The city To.
day bSuni for their respective kome-
They have j:-' ice" Lun"rst:v discharged
after use YER service. Their s.m.- and
residence. are WIN. kni,r. Louisville. Nv.
john Bergsn-, L-Cro---, VS., and Geo
Slater, roi 30. O,io. Tie bays tod q
BAzoo reporter ih.s they were tired al
soldering. and intended going home. &C..
ting married and Fe-uminy their trades ~
On Y sre all mechanics. Ali honor ID the
br ave boys in blue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
Death of F j OFT.

Frederick J. o., oi the frm oi Bagbv 4
o :, died Of drop-y this xfferno, IN at 30
o'clock, al his residence, ccruer Of PetIi-
md MoniteAu streets, north of the r..il.
road.
Dee ssed was born March 25, 1871 in
B.yreu;h. Bav aria. Germ any. Hec-me TO
,hi-scoun,r; and To Cole county ia 1859,
10 the residence Of his brother Phillip,
xad resided with him until 1865 when he
Gas united IN marriage with NJ 50 Nsu-.
daughter of a prominent merchant d,
Jefferson CITY. He then was eng .ged in
business at small station Near Jefferson
City for abont one year, when he removed
{" this city and became \ member Of the
6rm Of Lehman, Hall Il IT,, doing gen.
eral msrch andise bu 'iHe-s. In 1869 he
started for himself in the wool aud hide
business. He then went in psrtn-r-hip
with Lsupheimer. Alter time he bee, me
a partner in the wholesale lqncr and to.
hacco house # w. ". Moore Il 20. During
the la-t year ne hse been a member Of the
grocery 6rm Of B,gby & OFT.
Deceased was a good cuisines. man and
had many friends. He leaves a wife and
three children. While on his death bed |. e
asked that his remains be kept for at les,
two nights after death before barial. Ac-
cordingly the remains will he kept, If pos
sihie, unit! ID o'clock a. "a. "Wednesday.
Deceased will he buried nv his brother
Masons. and the funeral services VII! take
place from his late re-idence, Rev. Var
Wagner ,ficisiing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-23
Ica's Tccuble.

The notorious courtssi~n Ida Blsck,
was released ye-terd, ~ morning ION q charg.
of beinx drunk. sud ia ja-t one hour Gas
RE- arrested by Oiic~r D,bnins fcr the s~m.
offence. She said thst The death of a sis.
ter Caused her Ia seek -oisc- in the fosins
bo~l-Ksnsar City Journal.
Ida vas formerly a resident Of Sedalis
and IN re must have been a number oi
deaths in her family while here, for che
Wa under the I" aaence Of iiqaor all n, ~ ).
thirds OF the time. She was a toush chs.
toner. and life in Kan.s- City does moi
seem TO have improved her morals.