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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
PROFESSIONAL BLACK
MAILER.
Uuscrupulous Fascination Of q
Wicked Relic Of the Cen.
tsnnial.

- i'I'~-
A Boston dispatch says Louisa Syl
van, alias Sophia LYONS. who was on
trial on charge Of attempting to black
mail prominent LAWYER named
Charles Allen. at the Revere House,
about two years ago, had been re-
leased on bail. the jury having dis
agreed. The woman Lyons is the
alleged vile of Edward Ned. Lyons.
! who is known in criminal circles in
this city as the partner of Jimmy
Hope, che famous bank Fot.tr. :.,~r-
vas tor tim, resident ii tits city.
Sophia is q woman Of d,.: ing ai>h-,i,.
handsome presence, ut dangerous
powers of fascination, which she eseI Is
for the most unscrupulous purposes.
In plain English, she is Known
among the detectives as one Of the
most clever b.ackma'lers who plv
their avcca ions ut the seaside and
mountain resorts in the summer, aud
the city hotels during the winter. Her
victims sre said to be invariably Sc
itcied from among The well-.o do
mijdle-aged merchants. of high family
connections, whom this happy selec.s
for her prey, and puusues uuii. she
iu,eigl-1 them into rendezvous, and
thea IL 'e:iiens them w;,h ex-
p0suIe unless their pocketbonss wee
Il: her disposal. Du ing the Csa,eu-
nis' she visitesi tie city ard lett re-
cord of her opesa, inns behind. The
Alien ease. at lhe Boston HO.el, pos
:, s.ed srme features which were hu-
morors. Sonhia had lured the lawyer
in,o ner room, and there she demand
Ell 81 800. for her silence. The W.
man is said To have fist taken the
;e'. ,6ed mans sronsers and c,,at and
licked them ia ber uuuk, aud then
made tire demand. threatening ex-
pc,nre, rs usual, the amour. is not
for,heering. Tte lawy-r gave
check for the amount and this the
hlackmaiIer sock 10 the bank, saying
she did not believe it WIS all right
She lock :he precau,'on 10 lock the
ai:o' .iey in the room and take The
KEY M,,h her, AID tl.is piece Of ezra
prec luton le': 10 the discovery Of he
scandal. When SoDhia reached the
bink she Was asked 10 produce some
body 10 Identity her. on account Of The
check being for 50 large an amount.
Her manner was so confused that
special o.bcer MAS called in and tie
applicant arrested A'aOs, the FIRST
,hiog ioand in her poci,et wss the kew
of the ho;el room. The Suspicion
aro-e that some iich revelation would
follow the oper;,y Of the room, and
sure enough one did when the fright
ensd a;,n' rev was iouad in the apart
meu.. The so called Mrs. LYONS e.
capped teal uni. rerel.ly. Edward
Lyons was sho, snd desperately wound
Ell in a New York salooon row about
three weeks ago.
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A Lively Runaway.

Yesterday forenoon a horse belong
ing to Farnham Il Gilman, hitched to
. sleigh, and being driven by Charley
Newell, took fright on Indiana stree!
and made things lively for a short
time.
IN trying to check the animals
speed. Mr.. Newell ran his foot through
she front of the sleigh, which was an
old one, thus losing his balance End
being thrown to the ground. The
horse turned north, after having b.
come detached from the sleigh. aud
Vas caught on Main street Nv Officer
Jefries. and returned 10 the 81 able.
NJ. Newell received Q few bruises and
the eleish was only slightly damaged.
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Yesterday afternoon, on the corner oil
Main and Lsmine streets. . lively Skin
mlsh took place between . couple of rail.
road boys and crowd of negroes. Both
parties we're heated BY liquor and as the
railroad lads passed slong BY the coiored
crowd some remarks were made by the lat
ter that opened up the battle on short no.
tice. Three of tie colored gang we're
Knocked down acd a fourth who took 10
his heels va pursued to the railroad track
and hammered. The colonel men who were
sideWalked were taken to IN upetaire roon
near By where their injuries were attended
..
Various Sumoys Were s6oat as to The
cauee Of the collision, but the above ap-
peass 70 b the one generally believed. No
arrests we're made becsuee 1t is, you know,
the blessed Christmas time.
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An llliDOis e. change feels called 10 time
deliver itself: "His hammock swung
looFe Al the sport Of the wind" and ,um-
bed the Hon. J. :. Irwin on his head, and
Oui for the application Of ST. Jacobs O,l,hs
might have gone ''shere the woodbins
tsi"e'h.' Even so dear, Beacon, - many
OTHERS bsve gone, Who failing to use the
Crest German remedy 10 time. for their
rAsumatism end other dangerous diseases,
hs ve psid The debt Of Nature. Eub il our
mot;o.-Cieveialj Herald.
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Kruse 4 Fsedericks. Who keep neat
market II he corner Of Ohio and Ssvensh
streets, have KILLED Ter Christ oas. sevsa eat
lie. eight sheep, six hoss, one buffalo Ard
too yeas, eli fAt and noae Gses.
The above named essslsasV ass szpssi.
enced in their business N catering 10 ~
wants Of the public, and soss kaov Aslasr
how 10 please the people than Do Kruss 4
Fredssiess. Thsis ossis tor CAsisauao
look The fssse il he DashsG Go 81 -
81 10y. 1401A
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A very bomely woman passed .
party Of men sanding % q street
corner. ''LOok at that muse. will you p
remarked one Of the men. aud be
laughed heartily.
THAT woman is my wife" said one
VI the party.
IL take il all back, then" said the
sportsman; lin sorry that laughed"
"YOu laughed at Ter ugliness. and
that Is . direct thrust at my TASTE.
There may be better lookioe women
in Little Rock. bot that d.,es not re-
move any Of the s.e,g. I will b.
avenged. 1t suhs IN the family.
A man onGe laughed si my mother
when she had . 6oil on her nose, aud
my father caught him aad sliced his
ears until they looked like the
leather fringe on . Texas saddle.
To further trace back the avenging
split. an old revolutionary general
succeed at my Grandmother; and my
grandfather threw him down, pulled
% bis boois and drove his heel
80 full Of brass-hea6 tacks that he
never walked any moro. / don't
know whether 10 make you take
poison or cut your tongue in two
with q knife"
My friend. "replied the sports
man, II an inexpressibly sorry. and I
hope you will NOS injurs ne. I am
not veil, and canuot fight"
II don't ask you to Eight. When Q
man starts out to kill dog he doesn't
invite the dog to bite him. I believe
III just cut you in two" and the man
drew q long knife.
MY friend, We must compromise
this business. I'm . married man,
ADD If you'll come down 10 my house
III bring my vile out into the yard
Md let you laugh 1t her."
us she ugly enough to serve Is .
,,and-od TO my wife p asked the aven-
ger.
'Beots her all bollox."
"HOw's her nose?'
Turned up like gourd handle"
"Hump shouldered p
eyes, and nearly bald beaded"
"Well, that'll soster do. I'll accept
'our proposition. Come on and let's
ret through with the business" and,
hu,ting his knife, ne accompanied the
nan who had laugh ut his vile.
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AT the Congregational Church.

Thi. church ws- beautifully decorated
vi,h eveI::r-ens, n handsome arch nj lLs
pG sit, AMI = Beautiful cfowa aud stsr in
the ,esr Of "a. platform, the gilt 81 Mss
Sinclair. Tie eseI green ,ess we're iiiumin'
.,si hv d firTen,iy colorei candies, sid the
w.a:e effect ~. very pleasing. Mrs. IL
l.. E-sy n.esi.ied .; the organ, sud ,be
children s.ns familiar hyain-. Tue pres
eats wee de. .ibu,.d b, Mr. ]. IL. Mer.x
ur. Shepard, A. l.. ifhapev, and II. L.
Ter. ., snd all went x~sy hsppy.
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Here u where - business man slips in
and gets his nip and away to business
again. Many men OF this stamp called IN
during the course Of the lev minutes The re-
porter tsrIieJ. The billiard tables were
also hherS Sly pa;ronizsd.
AT y SSNEa'S
The proprietor and his assistant, Philip
Werner, wsre kept bu.y during the greater
portion OF the DAY, aud large number also
Impressed the opportunity OF INDUCING in
billiards, pool, etc.
joins KsLiY'S
place wss ;hsonIed IRON early until late,
and the agreeable proprietor and his &C.
si-tsnis had their hsrsis iuli attending to
The wants o: their customers. Kelly.
house ia ds.ervsdiy popular.
NJ the Farmers, Hsnahtn'. ard other
places isfse busine-s vas transacted,
-n0sicc ths. c--,s.'aa's 'sGn,Ie an i'm
uei's aWoa.; al wet good-" for . ito
tieml proper ot'-erv ,nc- vi Christmas.
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WHO WILL RECEIVE.

A few years ago the BAzoo iuaugu-
rated the custom in Sedslia of pun
fishing the names Of those who would
keep open houees on the first day Of
the New Year. The BAzoO proposes
to perpetuate the custom, and TO thai
end asks those ladies who intend IL
''receive" on January LIST, 1881, to
send notice to this Office at once, -
that the list NAV be published at a.
early a dav as possible the presen'
week.
Notes dropped 10 the postofice al
dressed to the BAzOo will receive
prompt attention.
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A young blood, Who should know better
and do better, got drunk and hourished q
pistol, threatening 70 shoot the whole head
o6 of pessons around him in . saloon
This wss not his 6rst offence, but for the
importuring Of friends his name is omit.
ted. The next time the young man thinks
be 10 called upon 10 get drunk and ter
ror:se decent people, his name will be
given 10 foil to the public ia such a way
~ 10 make him feel the humiliation. The
police did their duty when they put him 10
the cooler Yesterday and put his pisto. 10
the curiosity box.
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For Earolling Clerk

IL 10 not the custom Of the EAzoo to in
discnminatsly puff people who are csndi
dates for position Of any kind-especisli'
those Who are seeking places At the hand,
OF legislative bodies but Miss Josie V
Wright the very sprightlv and brighi
daughter of Judge Foster r. Wright, wnc
hes N enviable state reputation a. a jnris;
u candidate for enrolling clerk Ia The
Missouri state senate At its spproschica
session.
Min Wright, Who rs Of solid democra;
extraction, should be nominated in ihe
senate caucus without dissenting yoics
and the democracy will ever feel rrou: "a.
her - . femsle representative in the o.
ganization OF that body.
Let everybody speak . kind word H.
Mics Josie.
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rune
A swind'ipg siren has just deprived
Chicago d: her presence, aud bel
victims are loudly lamerting thei.
vanished dollars. For some weeks
past the fol!owi u advertisement bai
appeared in the p,pers:
WANTED-A @en.'emaa With Ijtie Goaey. a.
w - o:.,et Ot = ur.'tr'tie troups :hout
Ike TIE so.d- Ad. 'ess &c.
Quite . number OF eE;erprisinc
youths, with moe or less wealth t.
throw away, answered the advertise.
ment. The pa".y who was getting up
The troupe, which Was IL lake the
country by Storm, proved to be MISS
Adsh Foy. and her address was room
l. No. Alb Safe street. Later on.
she moved to No. S45. on the same
,horoughiare. In spite Of the odor
Of sin which pervsded the loc lily.
she succeeded in taking some fat fish
cut OF the stream Of society. One
young gentleman. who wanted to be
manager. deposited $40 as security.
IN due 'ime. another "planked down"
$50. Add still q third individual
entered into the engagement, placing
SO in the hands Of the fair Adah.
1.-The Was Of the Sea" vas the name
Of the thrilling drama which was
to be PLAYED. and a full list of perform
ers had been made out The route to
he Travelled had even been decided up
on. aud there was blooming prospect
O! successful tour.
The other morning. however, visit
ors found Miss Foy's apartment de-
serted. Ore aiier another. embryo
managers began to pnt 10 an appear
ance. aud it WAS With heavy hearts
and empty pockets that they heard Of
the sudden departure of their friend.
Some of them applied TO the authori-
ties, but up to the present lime not
one Of the young gentlemen has had
BIS wrongs redressed.
Adah Foy's native place is Cow
ington. Ky. She las been some
years in the profession, and is slightly
known in different parts Of the East.
'he has occasionally found it conven-
lent to assume the names Of Annie
rhorne and Ida Clark. Not long ago
,he was engaged 70 produce piece at
Foxis Theater. and, as she broke her
her manuscript is sill held
BY the proprietor. It Is notable that
Miss Foy's sudden disappearance is
with that Of her so
;alled ''agent." Mr.. Thorne.
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German Evangelical Church.

At the little church II the Gsrmsu Evan
gel,cAl Congregation, Garner vi Main aud
Washington avenue, there we're no services
on Christmas eve, but on Chri-tml> dsy .
praise ne-' ing vss held. bud ] st evening
lie church was the scene OF Q beautiful
Cbv,si mas servite.
Particulsr ct'e lad been tasen 10 make
this festival - besuluui aud appropriate ~
Possible, and the sl,r,s al those engag q
in the work we,e cerisiniv succsssful.
the Caiistwss tee, fifteen fee, in height,
siood on raised Pisiio:m In the front of
the church. Ii va siupis o. elexsus a. il
;s veil possible 20 make a Chris. m -
zee. Ga:'ands OF gold and silver
Gee en.wi.ed among the brancL,s
the whole Vas covered BY what seemed 10
lie thin cost Of ice and SNOW. In the
light of the many burn,ng candies, the
tire looked like the fIo-s covered child Of
. northern cline, in the brsnchcs Of which
the hoary fiost giisieus and sparkles in The
sua rave.
Woven in eve,sreens, on the wall hs-k
at the puinif. appeared the woods, "C6I
Coz: De Ehrs.' give Praises Unto the
Lo.d,) while two .rsDsPsisncies adorned
tire vail on either aide OF the shove. bear
ing IN Ell tie coioss of ths rainbow, sppro-
piia'e scripiurst texts.
On The platform stood = magnificent cola,
. present In the pastor, Rev. x. A Johns,
from his irieod-, also . table bearing .
large number Of mys'erioas looking pack.
sse..
The tree. itself, seened 10 have grown
right there. ~ its trunk arose from clus-
Ter Of evergreeos and moss. skIlfuiIy ar
ranged.
Three huge pyramids Of small boxes
sere also corded up on the plasfo' ma.
The service Legsn By the reediiion OF
Hope" IN soiSeu,, Nv the choir. otter
, hich the pss;Os delivered Eve miauses'
s,idress 10 the children, in which he spoke
Il ihe sacred origin Of the Christmas season |
Ind tie happy memo, lee ever attending il
He also sFOke in few words bis heart felt !
hanks lo the older ones for the beautiful
ole whseh they had pressied him.
The praise ssfvice was then rendefed By
he children IN sseh vsy - 10 merit eli
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The alarm of ere, which was sounds.i
ct about eight O'Clock last night, ~.
the act of drunken mechanic, who i'm.
be Vas ringing for . porter. Joe. Co.
cage, supposing the bell was ringing fox
FIRE. hurried 10 the city hall where he
found the man still pulling away at the
bell rope and calling for the porter. Joe
detained him until Officer Csrnes arrivr z,
who gave him lodging in cell No. =.
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HIT with Q Rock.

On Friday evening a hoy driving a
sleigh along on Ohio street, near the
Fourth street crossing, was SNOW
balled BY some street hoodlums. He
became very angry, sprang from the
sleigh With whip in hand and al
tempted to grab one Of he boys. when
Q snow ball 10 which Q rock had been
packed, was hurled at him, which
struck him above the eye and cut an
Ugly cash. A physician dressed the
wound. He was unable to tell vino
threw the missile.
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Near Losing an Eve.

Joseph 0oldstein, . boy about clever
years d age. yesterdsy came near losing
N eye By the Discharge of blank cartridge
shot from seveo-ehot revolver, in the
hands of Burt Ssryker. Tae father
of the injured lad va Justly indignant and
informed Marshai Smith Of the circum-
stance and a,ked fer the arrest Of young
Strykee, bat o. far - the BAzo0 vas able
% Learn ibis vas not done.
Thie tAing Of shooting blank cartridges
b dangerous practice. and il should be
stopped, evea II . few KIDS are confined in
the cooler.
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A Ledy'D WlDh.

"Oh, how ] do wish ny skin was ss
clear end sots - yo0n," said lady to her
friend. "You can ss~iiy make il 70" an
svered the friend. "How p inquired the
6sss lady. "By Using Hop Bisssss, that
makes puss rich hood end hloooins
health. u did il for -, - yoo obsssvs."
Reed Of it.-Caiso Dullolin.
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Remembering the Poor.

The Widow Mcdonald desires the
BAzoo to return thanks to Capt. ID.
D. Fuller for . kind remembrance
yesterday. he having presented he"
With IS In cash and lot of grOcerie:.
Also, to Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Usher
for substantial favors.
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4 hesssiful life-sised doll. Hastily dresse
In cseeas-eolored satin. and valued n $50
~ rsl1sd d Ct Tie 30 cent store on les.
Friday night. There we're one hundred
chances q 6fty osnts . chance. Miss
Caoio Tho0paoa ssd Arthur Siewsr,
thsov ~ It a. II throwing ofi the tie
Sesvest tarsed The dice Ct s, being nine
ahsod a his competition, asd carried home
- doll.
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At the East Sedalis Baptist Church

The East sedalis Esp,ist church vs.
crowded on Christina eve. The entertain
uent which had been provided By the
thoughtful p,stcr and bis able ass,siani,
consisted Of the rendering BY members Of
the church and SUNDAY school Of Doaae'a
Chr issmss canisia entitled ''Sauta Claus"
The church VA iss;eiuliy decorated. In
front Of the pulpit . large plsI orIn hsd
been placed fom which the p,ris Of the
cansata were esng in splendid s,sie.
There were no fsiiuree or hcpitsrcits nv
any one participating. The cast Of char
acteyr we're ~ follow:
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Montgomery Street II. e. Church

Montgomery Street II. e. Church
At the above nsmed church, IN Eas
SedAlis, frequently called the rsilroaders
church, on account Of The large element oi
railroad people which enters into its euD.
port and membership. . very Interesting
and unique programme, eniert lining alike
10 the young and old was given On Christ.
mas eve.
The building wss crowded At an early
hour BY m sxpeciant throng Of Sunday
school scholars, parents and friendly pill
grims ~ho dropped ip, drawn ihitaer bv
curiosity and appetite 10 lean hos christi.
snity appeared when robed in her Ch.ist
IN a. eve toilet.
Across the north end of the church .
=, age, curtainei in front, had been erected.
A eide curtain vas drawn, disclosing the
church choir, which, under the leadership
f Mr.. n. L. Phelps, open u the exercises
BY singing . Christmas song in up sndid
STYLE.
Rev. Alexander. the pastor. then sppesr-
ed before tie cu,i.in and s,id: ave
meet to-aiyht, not only to be entertained.
but 10 be bene6,ied both mentally and
spirituality. We are celebrating the re-
turn of the anniversary Of the blessed boil
iday seaeon. The term 'holidsys' IL . cor.
rup,ion of holy days; let us observe il
sith dine sni sacred regard TO lite origin.
al significance"
Tae reverend gentleman then invoked
divine blessing on the evenings proceed
ines and on all persons present, sfier
which the performance OF . grand fairy
scene bsgan.
The choir rendered Christmas anthem,
the strains Of which awoke the Fairy
Queen, beautiful young lady arr.yed in
white, wearing . star above her forehead,
and wings spTouting from her shouide.s
and bearing in her hand q magic wand.
She appeared on the vest side os tue stage
and summoned the fairies BY saving
Come, fairies, once year ve visit Santa
Claus; while you hu the good old s-ini
will tell again the sweet story Il Christ
mas
Al her bidding eeveu fairies, being little
.ighi-year-old girls arraved In white,
sinsed aud otherwise equipped a. natives
If fairy land, sPrsng forth fIom conceal
nept and started in search Of Santa Claus.
Daring their absence the Fairy Qaeen
ecited in simple, touching words the si.ry
4 the birth Of our Savior, the origin al |
the sweet memories that clusie. |
round i.s Observance and the Joy that |
hould ever attend lie return.
The choir then sang Joy to the World, |
he Lord has Come" ard che fairies reap
'eared and addressing their Qaeeo said,
We have foand the saint Zoe IL remem.
cred that the saint herein referred To il
be Aforesaid Santa Ciaus) 10 HE retreat
nd il needs bat the waving Of your assic
land 10 awaken him"
Then to the sound Of soft music The
laeen and fairies moved toward the center
{ the st sge in search Of Santa Claus, when
be lifted cnrtaip Disclosed scess Of vierd
i:dness. bsisG so,hias less than . huge
roito, 6ftesn fest sqaass. roo6ed cd sided
, rough roekA freo The root q which J
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Matinee and Play.

The Oaken Hearts troupe played 10 ,
small but apprecistive audience at tn,
Opera house yesterday afternoon. Tn,
little ones focked there 10 zee the play ana
we're eochanted with the scenery and IN:
baby. Last night better house greeted
the continuation, but not 70 GOOD A. lhey
deserved. They 60 TO Atch,son, Kansas
on Monday night.
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My lie wss s,sed by Warmers Safe
k,inev and Liser Cure.-E. Z. Lakely
Selms, Ais.
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Ed. CA&i DY,

on Esst Main affect, 80 remsmbsred b.
his many friends, sad his bar and kilIisrd
tables vere literally p.sroaised. Cassidy
knows hov to care for HE suesls, aad doo'l
you fosyse is.
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III some en:erprising fellow would nov
corner the market on Dr.. Eul;'s Cou.i
syrup he could make his fortune, for laer,
are thousands Who would rather p,r
double the retail price than be wilEou'
this valuable remedy,
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AT KECR a HASrgR's

all Who called were Handsomely entertain
ed. Although recently established, the 90
loon II doing . good bu.ine.s, sad ysster.
day their trade was unusually lsyRo.
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rue SENATE.

This saloon did . large business, both
With bar and biiiiand tables, throughout
the entire day aud evening No man has
more friends then the s6sble proprietor,
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e11 Ohio Street.

Vases 80 cents per pair. and all
other China and Glass Goods in pro-
portion.
M ~-~-~--
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w. L. BEITLER & co.
TOOPL;GHT FLASHES.
Items Of Interest to Play Goers
Picked UO from Everywhsre.

SMITH ) OPERA HOUSE.
SsDALIs. Mo.
tseo. T. Brown & Co Lessee..
Sea iog capsnrity $40.
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Of the Sunday school are as foliows:
C. NJ. Jacobs. superintendent Jno. S;ry.
ker, A. T. Whipplc, r. H. AiIison, Mrs.
Donohoe, Mrs Matte Griffith. Ms. james
Baird, n. Z. Allison, Mrs. c. NJ. jacobs
Mr. II. G. Den nth and Mics Kate Bis
comb.
The exercises of the evening opened By
3 song entitled, ''Sing il Out," by the en-
tire school; Mrs Donohoe at the organ.
Prayer by Rev. J. B. Fuller, pastor.
Qasrtette. "The Beautiful Words of
Jesus," BY Masses Clara S.ryker, Mary
and Jennie Gibberson and Mamie Meet.
A recitation, very nicely rendered BY
Miss Lena Gaiiie, entitled, The Lac.
HYMN"
A qu.r.e,te, BY Robert Gray. W. n.
Reynoldr, and Misses Lena Stock and
Julia Castle, entitled, Jack Fro~t."
"Jaue Courtney," a recitation very
nicely rendered BY little Miss Susie HsWks.
Song BY the school.
4 dialogue, By Misses F. Lazy and