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building, Whero they will DO pleased to SEQ all
their old customers and tho public generally.
iS2 If
ns~NoTIcE There will be maetinn nf ~
III" Cong rsssionsl Convention, wh!c1 MODS IN
THIS city "' N"S" y - w. w. HERBERT.
;o1snt oE tho Conservative C"nmltIoo.
NIOTIGE-There vi &c q m2etlng OF Inc
~ slt cshoIders ni the A. u l. Bulhplru
co on AUGUST lG.h, 1850. At p IT. q lu.'
s,tand.nce i. earnestly requested ollher in por-
son or by proxy.
BY order q Tho Bo,rd of Dir,tt3's s,
jsl5-@n. n. L. VlHCENI' 0'cF'S"'S'
NvOTIvE 10 DEPOSIrOKS IN THE AL
~ EXANDElh SAVINGS is0i NV.
DEND or SIN PER CENT will b, p.It on
The b.}anca OF their deposits on md aslef 1"es
day July 2l.h, Vt 81 King street
/ iylU-c;S. BENJ. BARTON, President:
! EKMAE BANKING COMPANY,
" A ,,; IiIRs Y"; OF tH'y yH i1fai
i PER CEN'r will be paid tho Stockholders OF
WI, :, >, JAS. H. REID, Cashier.
rADIE9 lISLE THREAD HOSE. in
IL Black, BLU. Lilac. Cardinal, and anb!o'cn-
o. ;,7i lIi''S . 90 {. N. ADAMS. o. King st
n nHENa' iNuIAGAUZE UNDEkShlRTS'
d IVA in plain and fnne7 r%iorT O, r;oo.
d jyl"4. I" NJ. 'Np'' An j. ia p" '..>
e " AIDES s,uMMEl: UNrEHWEAR, lew
~ i neck ard short sleeves
iyi3.4t NJ. ADA MI. 10 h,"H s..
HLOWKn SgEDs-Just received large
md Ct len5ii assortment, TO which We M
OF vito tho espccj'! attention OF no !s9es ro
:" -, Ma 20 and lI2 King street
r rupREA CHERRY SEEDRES-Ano:he
OF IL supply of this tip top sHEd"s LOT sS,S 10"
80. G5 King s!re0t.
Nd vowLEK,s Fly FANS and rARAGOl
nd = FLY TRAr5 on hand and LOT ss'o b. ~,
no nrccs VI IS Sing st., cor: Hoysi; CAL ana i se'
on p F;oIS nv i. n. CREIGHTON Il SON.
, ;a,s fropELaNps IRA sETS, something me-
- ~ '"'' ''''' 'S ' H. M1I.LuK s. cos,
SSO. Cd King slra"t
= <,ApEul,Gsu rApEK, for Moths,
I, - sale "9 JOHN r. COLE co.
!" Peabody Rui'dinV.
- '''' " SrKkWHhRRY BONHSl
L" ~ Wo have ano lot Of Strawberry e'Aes
''fy' 'T"''s' F"F safe '0S MCLEAN s UHLEE,
un,, ii K'rg street
seed. <~,EOlCs DRIED BEEF-Qno tierco W
20 J brsnd Bcef. suitable for sllcing ana {"
F''E' 'e''S'' '''''' e. MILEURNs:, .
rloW, e, 10 north Royal
a biSs: GEA'N RAGS :,
In.O0o C.IIU.: DUCK GRAIN Ba
fer sslc hy ihuo' ~. - ,i
iel9 Agents lor Oanles \ iHp Wv
cs- 4 90 eud superior stock OF 1sr
mems Fine Boots and Shoes OF every oesc
ion Prices lower than ever.
nn1q w Is WADUEf. Ito hlhg
h. rA'' s,AMILY ROB HERRING, in barrels
TX, l'f ;o,I !. {. MILBuRE'
t New DnIME.LEMONs for sale at ,,,u
III }. G. MILBURN
-, rITTHAY, bsiei end for So o. wholesale
~ retail ,,,o n,v,op
my22 on H.', y. : :, : - -
VERY SUPERIOR SWEET CORl
" nare Il cents each For sale By
:, s.u. sHHs' - }. {. MlLBUl
IS OF s.1,,,,1ONuTqEs Of various sizes, q
to give 'hhEII ~, nricas A full supply on hs
l5-lm - very - JEADREATER s. b
lFEuF -Sz,o,;pn COINED BEEF. on ice :;
will be Wv, j. c. MILBURN'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

TuE DEMOCRATIC EEANJUsTEEs he
democratic rcnCjGstcr c.uh &c. At tho sun rT'
zine hau.o last tight, with Mslr lt'eAr IL;
Ht0ckct in the chair. and Mess. Shinn Hhu
Hurdle secretaries.
Sixteen ncw member wCro cI1oiod, una Inc
,lnb made arrangements Tor ttcurSlog theE
nov hail 90 King street, tho orc iorneTy (c2u'
iied ty the Alexandria Lila ut lnlsnt'y, Whcte
tie executive committee and nrnb"ls OF lnG
cub will meet to night .: NSht Goes ane
rlcIra,o the event with band OF Hu3:c anu
ll.p!ay OF fire works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-15

-1OWKH SEEDS-Just received large
II and s,lenGil assortment, TO when We m
vito Tho esrccj,l attention Of tho ladies'. ,,,,
80 Nos. 20 and l52 King street.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUL TO- lo9o
AlRl Y ed

J,,., r;.ov 45l Sun ssis............. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
Domestic Dashes.

New York, 24.-Banks hold s. 500. 600
above the legal requirements.
4 Washington dispatch says Governor
Porter is mentioned for secretary Of the
treasury, and would accept.
ALI the banks, exchanges and business
houses will be closed on Christmas Day.
Montpelier. VT, 24.-The Legislature
adjourned. after passing bill TO tax tele-
graph and express companies 2 per cent.
Of the gross earnings. The session was
the longest on record.
Washington, "A. = James Madison
Tsrlon, cOnsul-general at Melbourne
under Pierce, died from want and ex-
posure, last night.
Chicago, 24.-JeurHd'S Washington:
The story thst Senator Blaine is to enter
Garfeld's cabinet is again revived, and
this time in more positive manner than
ever. Some of the senator's f-ieHds have
been inlerchaUging opinions, aud The
conclusion rec ched Is that his presiden-
tisl prospects would be improved by his
going from the Senate into the cabins t.
VIM. E. Chandler expresses the opinion
also, that Blaine will be member Of the
decentralization, rs secretary Of state
Inquiry is made by some Of his closest
friends as TO how Mr.. ConklinR would
like this appointment.
The name Of ex-senator Oglesby II
mentioned in connection with the secre-
tsryship Of the interior, as the successor
of Schurz.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
THE CALIFORNIAN.

The Californian opens the new year
with q number OF more than usual
interest. The first paper in the
January issue is a sprightly colloquy,
entitled, "The American Imitation OF
England" by Octave Thsnet. who
mas recently won such extended re-
coguition by her contributions to the
prominent eastern magazines. John
II. burst has a carefully considered
article on the debris question, which
is Of great interest to the people Of
California. Kate Heath relates the
weird experience of "a Cnild's Jour
ney through Arizona and New
Mexico" Josquin miller writes a
charming tribute to Old Oalifor-
nians," adding another to his pleasant
prose articles in The Californian. W.
w. Crane, jr., gives his impressions
while travelling "Up the Moselle and
Around Metz" Prof. E. R. Sill has
q plea. we'll worthy of perussl, fer
THE Best Use Of Wealth." In addi-
ton, there are stories, poems. essays,
humorous articles, science, art, and
dramatic reviews, al making up q
complete and fascinating number.
Address: The California Publishing
Company, 202 Sansome street, San
Francisco,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
GOOD COMPANY.

Coed Combzng, $500 a year,
SprilYf=ld, Macs. Number Fifteen
mas au AcSoabt Of q steamboat trip
70 the head OF navigation 90 the
Missouri RIVER by Mr.. Herbert Hall
HinsioR, Viii b happily combines
ltuiofmxIioa snd incident, aud is not
wanting in graphic description cl
4eenery amt experience with Indians
etc. ia that hltie-knoTnf region OF
our vast Northwest. Ooe OF the
noYeI and characteristic Occurrences
on toe trip was tree fght among
some OF the ttesnboat hands.
Apropos of Dora d'fstIis'E recent
sisit-to the United States 1.-The ttory OF
that most remarkable wnmaVs life is
given. Mrs. ID. s. Bob writes OF the
no6le philantbropisI Gerrii 6nith.
There Is sn account of the origin
zud growth of the United States Life
saving service, including, seme VIVID
Interruptions OF its members experi-
ences with Wrecks; a paper en- E,kimo
fraditiOns; an account of the Chinese
professor and his family at Cam
bridge; and Autumn Leaves" by E.
8. Gilbert. -.s.ls
For Fiction there is an initailment
Of Ellen W. 0lney's serial, ard several
complete stories.
One or two shorter articles, with
poems And the department OF 'Dls-
QUESTION and Suggestion" fill out the
number.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
NokTH AMERICAN REvIEw.

Buckles explanation of the decline
OF the spirit OF religious persecution,
was that in modern times faith had
undergone an eclipse, and men could
not bring themselves to perseonte
others into believing that whereof
they we're themselves skeptieal. The
insdtouatsness O! this explanation oil
one of the most striking social pheno'
mepa Of our time, - iorCibiy shown
in the North american ReUtes for
January, by Prof. John Fake, who
assigns q number Of other causes that
have been at leas; IS influential IN
bringing about this most desirable re
suit. First. there is-tbe decline OF the
marital -pirit and the greater devo
ton to pac e. Industrial pursuits.
Then. as men rise in the scale oil
civilizstion, they are less disposed to
be domineering Finally, men IN
modem times have quite lost the
sense of corporate respoDsibility-the
b. lief that s whole community ls
liable for the oHsnses OF each indi-
vldusl onm priced in it. These points
are established with all the ingenuity
Of reasoning and wealth Of learning
iuF which the author is so dlstln-
guished The other articles IN this
namher OF the review are: Control
ling Forces in American Politics. by
Senator Geo. F. Edmunds; Atheism
in Colleges" by President John Bas'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
LTTTELL's LIVING AGE.

The numbers of The Living Age for
the weeks ending December 11th and
18Th, contain the following. among
other interesting aud valuable arti-
Giles: Mature and Law" by DR..
VIM. B. Carpenter, Modern RerietO;
"Msrie Antcinette and Robespierre,
translated for The LiUing Age; THE
Procedure OF Deliberate Bodies, "
Contemporary ReUietO; "a Religious
Poem of the Ninth Century" Fraser;
"Political Somnambulism," NacmiL
ian; "Jomini, Moresu and Van
damme," FortHightly; 1.-THE Works
of Si- Harry Taylor" Nineteenth Gen.
tlry; "Insect Conservatism" Specta-
tor; Science for Babes" Saturday
ReuieU; Erasmus Darwin" Temple
Bar; "a Successful African Expedi-
tioD," Nature; together with install
ments of two serisls, and the usual
amount OF choice poetry, etc. The
new volume begins January LIST, ard
to new subscribers renting before
then, for 1881, the intervening num-
bers are sent gratis. LitteIl i Co.,
Boston, are the publishers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
WESTERN FARMERS ALMANAC

The Res5erR TURNER'S Almanac,
published by John P. Morton & Co.,
Louisville. Kv., (price, 100, is not 6
mere pamphlet containing The cslen-
dar, some stale Jokes, Anticipated
recipes, and crowded with advertise
mems of patent medicines; it come:
under the head Of literature, is vel
edited, and besides being a valuable
help to the farmer. is entertaining
and instructive to all. The issue fol
1881 [ifty-fourth year, has been re.
ceived, and among its contents We
find original articles from popular
writes as Richard A. Proc;or, o. V.
Riley. Prof. James Law, of Cornell,
aad others we'll known in the field:
OF science and literature. A really
valuable poem by VIII Carleton. now
FIRST published, is entitled The
Trsmp's Story" It is written il
Carleton's peculiarly entertaining
style, and is intended to point the
evil of a farmer putting a mortgage
upon bit farm. The tramp thus
concludes his narration in the follow
ing emphasized couplet:
Worm or beetle-drought or TEMPEST
on farmers land may ia !,
Each is loaded full Of ruin, but g mort
gsge beats 'em all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
THIS PAPER G Bs7 At be t ss.: :?

Howell s. Cos New paper advertising
Buresu 10 Sprue st. !, where advertising
contracts laay be male for It In NEW
YORK
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

com; "Tbe Ruins OF Central Amer.
lca. " by Defre Charnay; Partisan
Government," by William d. Ii
sueur; Popular Art-EduoAlion," By
Prof. John F. Weir; The Limits-
.tions OF Sex" hy Nina MDrsis; Tine
Mission otlhe Democratic Party" By
Senator William a WslIsce; and
finally, review oirecent pathological
RUrks, by Prof. F. A. March.
Address: The North american Re0ieU,
New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
LITERATURE

HoME, SWEET HoME. By John Howard
Payne. With designs by Miss l.. q
Humphrey, engraving by Andrew.
Boston: Lee y Shepard. Salt Lake:
James Dryer. Price $3.50.
People will wonder how that brief,
but sweetest of Fongs. Home, Sweet
Home" can be made TO stretch
through a volume otthirty-fve pages,
but tie lest has been accomplished
by the Boston publishers, who pre-
set one OF the most attractive holi
day hooks that can be found. Ii the
song be al immortal gem, the lustre
OF Snich increases " tn the years, the
lit-la volume is a Fl setting for the
brlihaut. The arts OF the printer,
tns engravsr, the paper maker and
tbs Oeslgner Dave sll been taxed, and
the result L. q Y ,lume that the holders
mast ever prlze. The song which iOl
t1lrty ysars has occupied 90 warm 4
corner 10 the hearts of the civilized
w0r q. appears as originally written,
and as It Is popularity known. There
aye also two verses added by MI
Payne for ms relative, MIS- Bates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

For it. A fine variety of Watches Chains, Guards
Finger Rings Earrings, Lockets Pins, Shirt Studs,
Sleeve Buttons, Bracelets, and of everything in
the Jewelry Line AS our Margins are
placed Low on the Goods any person
who can get the same Quality of
Goods for the same Price will
be entitled to large
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
LITERARY NEYS.

The December number OF the
Literary NelOs is illustrated, the de-
signs being taken from the holiday
books and magazines. Besides the
usual reviews Of current literature, a
valuable feature of the present iss- e
is q classified list of the new books Tor
the holiday season, giving the Illus
trsted gift boz ks, the juvenile boi k,
etc. The Literary Ne'os has filed q
place that has heretofore been unoc
cupied, and We are pleased TO note
the evidences of appreciation that
greet it. The subscription price il
only Soc. s year. Address. F. Ley
poldt, Is and Is Park Row, Y. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25

Different Articles Of New and Elegant Jewelry be
seen on Exhibition at E. ]. SwANER & Co.'S. and
can be Bought by any who afford to
spend few many
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-25
A CHRISTMAS POEM.
new ALPHABET FOR THE MILLION,
BY UTAH's POET LARIAT, wHEATBAR.

Pleas. preserve a. th. will no. be published book s.rm
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24
PETTY THIEVES.
Scdal.a Visited By a Gang Of On
corscionabio Villains.

Sedaii,, during The past few days, has
been the Inweicon,. guest o. quite number
oi petty thieves. Marshal, smith amt his ef6-
ei-n, ATS are on their track, ard the chan
cts ate dat they Hi.. soon b. in the work.
hou-e unIss- they ssip the Town.
Lest u,ga,. a re-,dence in EAst Seda'is
Was entered by thieves AID robbed Of clcth-
irg 10 lAe vA.us u 500. w complaint WA
m.ir.
Ah,u, dusk last night two youn2
i,ji1ws catered C..ss.dsy's saloon on
Est Min street ard s,o.e . full
=, o. f.Irs u bali pool balls. The propsi-
e,or ot-rs reward Of so iur the AsIess
all s.lnyictiyn Ci the thieves.
This morning., abcu. io'cfuck, two young
men entered Charlie Msuca's restaurant.
on Fourth street, Cas; S-Jalia, and ordered
oy s;er stews Alter they had dsvoureJ the
hivs!ve-. they wsEt OF without paying
their score. Tue {:aIian bounced The liz.
tlest f,iio= Of the tive, when tie other iel-
7. $ Threatened 20 shoot him fall Of holes"
Shortly afterwards, Manca discovered that
hls guest. hsd stolen a6ou, s. worth Of
c;g1ts The :ol,2e Were notified and two
suspicious strangers were srTested and
place ~ iac c-labro-e
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24

l,he Distinguished JeffersouiSn
Visits Sedalis, aud II Almost
Persuaded TO Be Capt.
toll Mover.

Hon. J. e. B-lch was in the city last
r;cht, ca rca!e to i.i- hcine, j, herson Citv.
lie ~as rsiuGEius from Wsrrensturg.
w.i,her a rig law suil called him. Mr.
is .c: Ie-e cyediy Ranks a. enc Of the fore
mos. I,wsers in The State. lie has been in
JeleS'en City tor 4uar.er cfa century.
IN ls12 he Was elected TO tie State Senate
All served "a; the fern with s.eas credit
to hiGiseli ar. eminent ss.,ire TO HE con.
siiJeuis. In 1873 lie was eisc;ed to the
Legislature. IN ,ne i.ee ii a very bitter oP-
p5s;tl =. The Lower House, on i,s Assem-
1'E. made hln Speaker. and he handled
tie sIvci with s-est executive ability .rl
:" he SAT- :ac.i,n OF all, Democrats and
Reprtlic.n- alike. He saysihat be il nov
out ii loi:t.cs. dero,in; hi, entire attention
to h's ;-.al practice, bat il il safe TO PTe-
die, that when aro-,.,, c,ii i. made, ard il
i. sure TO b. NJ J., Fe V Il xi'!insiv again
exile on the pnt,ic homes. 4 BAzoo
Representative, last night, showed Speaker
Z .ch tho selected site for the 81 ate Capitol.
With tear. IN hI. ese. he said ~ most
admirable site" Then the representative
showed lin seia'ia's sparse'y-set,led GEM
et'Ts. and, from the Senator'S eyes again
tears Z s., freely. II Bs,ch livel any.
WHERE IN the state, outside OF that ,iiminu-
tive, sickiy Old hole, Jef,r,on City, he
nouli he an enthu.isstic capital mover and
w,uli loudly -hou, for Seaalia. As it is,
local pr,i,!Ice strother- his judgment, that
il most ssce!icn; on I'll other subjects.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24
OUR CONGRESS MAN.
What Gel. Philips Has 10 Say OF
the EcNeui Question.

Washington Special to s. Iorrs Republican.
Z W.shiI gion. Frb i;-Inr nj -com-
asitlse III 'h- jIiiC..rs soji"li.,se. ri which
. ;'rnaiar McDsn Ia - chairman, hsyiE.. IL
charge The NeS,il nsu.ia4.tion, rIet t0.,iay.
Col. John +. fri;'r., Il, the r,qus.i OF
S.na,or McLoGs'I. .uhm;,,-,i . written
settlement u: a;s kaoo ledge Il MsN,i,'.
eoDdUc: curing !I.e,s is.J, ;yr wE.ch
ch,.ses 81 ,oW.,,!'ce vsre pie!,Ig, j aca;nst
q Mc.,sG. Iae s..teuons - a. io.io.s:
>rG-iL . mpiisree Win your request
ii 'ae --ih ia.t., srLln.; tie following
st4t,satu:s IN re-rSc; To- NV knowledge q!
. the conduct OF Gen. Jchn x, Nc.l duIins
shai l. hnosr rs TO-, rfe- r.,!; tLToUn
Ns-soisi: wss ceml dug IA s,.ie OF
division c1IraI al. D. tIea. P.v.sonlu.. at
tie LstsiS III Little G.ue. bvtse,a the rs.
sad - u. Oc'oosr, lsti Ny Hsi. a,.s h..'.
abe b.aaj Oi ii,e batIi., eo.i,Ed.Eg viii. "A
G,gch su.erior lOrce vi &C errLiy sud "a.
b.Iis sole!y pis,aed and .gf.i,Led. DLi-
ms ltsis eng semtn', ~..ieh lasted sbJut
tao AMI ore bali Eour-, ssw Il, any lett,
o.e and one-haii miles perhaps, bris adt
Il Cavalry wLi;n ! recOcn I'd "a A federal
force. /. reusaia.L iHaet!ss, aad ,r.,., 10
live II every touceiS s1.e s;snai vi Gis. rs--,
tut iI made No movement. being 1ein-
forced by C,l. H.s-i,"'s big ,ie, the enc
;ay was tI,ioisej ani reiterated in coasid.
erabie drorGe-, exposing their 6cokrn
faux 10 this turce o: cavalry, sill az my
LIZ. \ vigorous attack by thi- bfi .de
.are OF lne Gnen.y's Interpretation, al! The
capture oi many men.
The couLlcl c. tai5 force exc Ell muci.
Comment riH0n, the Gll,es- "a ny CON-
naud. NJ, until Ils next day did sse
Gen. Mc Nil. on :hc march sautu, wien ,
learned that tie corr ulaft IL question WAS
L:s. Ii axe b,liie liza. en.ae,i the ioiiUw-
Ins day, ~ N.ue CGset. when by military !
usage Nj commaud shcu!d have bai ,he
rear, Wa oIiersi 10 the front, be.
Iu. infurmsd b, ueusr-i p.easaalo.. ,ust
Ls had cuaG irEce IL mi Gonusand /
.ud ln., II NeI.', biSide would sup
port the - u reserve. kJar iaiiss beyond ,
st.. 1 osCgsai tue er,my ?" stand. WHEN :
they displayed Eiaeh superior Icree- ]
snGlsji4l,l: spHt = nIessen-es 10 lac rear
iL information Il ite siua,iou, and -
ing Tot ss-igior.s aIsn; 1T osce. W.Hsiow'-
tiisi SUE sg.lD came up on uy !e!', and, I
lie ,tnia. that M,Nrifs iosce Va. not in .
vWw, We imu.e,iiiir.y charged ahI rou.ed ,
the en,my. / LAID Id. see M,N.i,. brigade |
fer AN h0ur si'er ,be fsAs.
Wnen ,ounc Gen. pieasonton, he amin
aLS.ri5d upon toe cou,iac; oi Gen. SIC. .
Neil. ], 81 ecu.se, tHsw nothing III the
orders MeNrii hal or ;he causes tina; ~
nie.csd Lis acton. NJ uniasable conc,u-.
-io,. - l., his cuniuc: was made ifom what
was visible 20 tue aIi Ice GIu,noa SuIuor .
amoug Tie lG ;er-. !
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24
SEDUCED AND FCESAEEN.
The Sad Tale Of Young Givl RI
iued by a Prominent Merchant.

From IN. rn,t Scat, Monitor.
A young girl n.G.rd. SrilisSr, o' O.,Ss
Mission, dsuSh,er OF i,rmsr i;ying rear
that iosa. arrived in this clay on MOrdsy
last. ard srrlicd 20 several families Tor
sors. bat wi,hcsA success. in the after.
noon enc hise,! lizzie boy io cary her
. .,chsl, telling hia, she wanted to - b. tic
back sIseis. aud started 10 ihe Gui: depot,
si,h the detention oi goi"g 10 Grand. insy
vent down L.,co!n avenue, on the Pas,
and becoming tired -he at down On tie
-.eps in from, Of house tslousIu: 20 s coli
or,d man named ii-nry Nu.-s. Alter sat-
Ting awhile tie girl wsnt in," the hou-r,
but there -. No one st home, and being
faint and .i.k she ,sii down nprn b,'.,
sud when Mr. Nu~y game IN. shc i.'uI,a
mol alone the gisi, bat \ black eyed -trs6..r
in the shsIe 0; boy baby. The wants 81
the CIR! ~ese attended ;n >. sell =. the cal
og,d people ~.rs abb, uni,t the cir usn-
stances came "a The knnwiedgs If --verii
ladies ci the ci,s. who promptly fufni-hsd
the girl w:Ih -uch ne~.s: tr;.- - ee.s needed,
and all tie attention possible. The father III
the child i. prominen, merchant % O4,ge
I,-sioa, sh". the CIR! .sys. srdrce. her
under m.ny g.ii.e.;ns pr"ni-ss. anal. II her
story is true. Nh. nsme Ut The child ell
he written bu, little dfsIcni from tha;
o: the mother. FIni'oS herss!! shOut To
become mother, anil neglected hJ the
seducer. she lid - Others have done before.
left home ard kindred and sri.ni.. AMI
without dollar to her name st,r,ed GU,
smocs strangers. deserted and i.r.akFn.
VINO can picture the Voc and despair she
experienced, A.. alone and urcarsd for. in
the friendly home ~ thes. colored recpl-.
she endured that ordeal ~hich alike kss
proven vonan's cross and her crown, ~ita
no kssily hand Of gentle voice to -oo,h sDa
comfort her.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-24
STATE POLITICS.
Tha Views o: the Chs irEan Of the
Democratic State Central
Ccmmi.:ee.

F:--, .a- =. Leg. Post Dispatch
III! Jo.in UD,v, Chssrmar VI the D,mc.
cratic State C-n;r.i Committee, arrived
iIom hi home 1t Springfield. A reporter
csr,i., him iI-, ~ +. ~s. sitting down To
= -Imp,'I1u- brcskfa.,.
''Inm- ia oe p,liSis al busine.s, Colonel ,
"Nnt sp.ei,lly."
ID, YOU ihins the National n5uccrxlic
Convention sill h. caiI.d s,rls?'
"Y--. i think ., - the lie, OF both rar-
ri,. ~ -. their tickets ia 'h- lid - -opn
~ r..-slaia aud cnpn-rc- the campaicu."
I'D, v"u tnirk the :. .;e Campaign viii
oI.n early ais. -
Il do l. .er,a- ~ br the desire 81 the
co, -msn Oh" sr- cltdii,:e- ilr tie Va
,iou. S;-ie uifissrs"
Here ~iii De- t~o Dsmacr.,.c sirte
CunyerIi ,ns.'
~: on- Va nominal" s'elss-ies o. the
Nsiiculi CYav.nii..n sn.: one 9" na,ni1 ate
safe "fic-F., as. ,ur. wli b. tsli N sGe
order E.rurt
"Ysu toI.', 50; snox. 9: course. ~aeu The
IT,; ~,l. ~ cs,l.df'
ii depend. upnn sir.r 'hs National con
vsE;,on meets. II /, sn.a.,i Ia."t IN June
The Stat. cpnvsnIi"., ic- ;hs ronsiiaiIon III
ds.c.7,,s Nil. vr"n BIZ x ball n II ".
co ~, thirk the ns;i"c!.i eoassn'iOn Mil
Usc., later ghsn JIr.."
''Anti The f.sn:ir -i,'s Convention 81.
the nnriin.,i" oil State otii esp
IL; VII. pTpbibls meet "a July
"M,T. c,aliil,.s. than I.uii. beiievs"
"Tss. more ihaaf .a.e sno~o al TO-
ulny year, ani -:IpPr'e Jhs c"r:Ss:s IN
tie c,nventio1 vi, D. cosss'pon !3g:y sn
im,Isi.
The reporter here h,ie Colonel O'Diy
s"od morning, sud al '~sa Aim 20 so ahead
9th hi. steak an,i coffee