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Written for the sunday Morning Ba1oo.
TWO WOMEN.

Al---<N : ~ = = = > y, : 10
One has full much Of earthly store Il:
And houses rich and lands.
Her feet are shod with dainty shoon,
And jewels deck her hands.
The other holds an empty purse; --
Her raiment old and worn, -f .-.--.
And want beside her cottage hearth,
Doth leave it's trace forlorn. -."'' 80,
One feasts upon the wine of love;
Her lips with honey prest,
And many stand TO do her will,
Or need her light request.
The other .qnaf1s the cup of tears,
And hungers day by day, he
For friends her loving heart hath missed
Along the journeys way. .~
One gladly holds within her hand,
The sceptre, by whose sheen,
The world bows down with nsd applause
And honors her. its queen.
And yet krow while one is blest
With all that earth can give,
The other looks shove and finds :
The truest way to live. a-
And tho the one holds earth's brief day,
By faiths urdying sun,
The other sees eternity,
And life for her begun.
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ing. The Attends ans we're { Miss Lihi.
Weber, of South Point, Mo-, and Miss
Teresa Guenther, of Montros. Mr.. John
JANET, of Nashville, H., aud Mr.. Adam
Wiley, of MoniFose, No. A hes, oil. rels.
tives and friends from far and near were
present at the SpuPtials OF this happy
couple. Among those present were, Miss
Katie Martin and Miss Mamie Bixmsn,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Landes, Mr.Auslin and lady,
Mr. Sheldon and lady, Mr.. Garrison and
lady, Mr.. F.EDetwiler and lady, of Clinton
Mr.. and Mrs. Walby, of Msntrose, and
Wild Bill, of West Point, Mo. The pres
ents were elegant and abundant.
-Wnhart-Hawkins. the Episco-
pal church, in Palmyra, No, Wednesday,
December 9th, 1882 J. w. Wishart. junior
member Of the drug firm of Ritchey &
Wishart, Of Nevada, and Miss Lou Haw-
kins, daughter of circuit clerk Hawkins,
of Marien county. ... ..
After the marriage ceremony, a reception
and feast was had at the home of the
brides parents, when tie newly married
couple left for their future home, in Ne
vsda. arriving here yesterday.
"Wednesday evening, of this week, a
nut Oer Oh tue especial IrlenuS o. Pr. ana
Mrs. J. q. p. Sherlock. of Plearznt Hill,
assembled al their residence to witness the
nuptial ceremonies that were TO Join the
lives and fortunes of their accomplished
daughter, Miss Ida, and Mr.. Henry q.
Dedman. The ceremony took place
promptly at eight o'clock, being perform
ed by Rev. - Maiden, of the bsptis,
church Immediately after. the bridal
party, with about forty invited guests,
most of them being associates of the hap,
py compile, partook Of q most elegant and
splendidly prepared supper The evening
was spenr' pleasantly in social converse,
and a most happy time WAS realized.
There will be no wedding tour, bnt like
the sensible couple they are, will settle
down TO housekeeping Immediately. .ua,,
Married. AT the residence Of the
brides parents Mr. and Ms. w. e
Pearce, Pleasant Hill. Thursday evening,
7th inst, At six o'clock, Mr.. William l..
Jarrett and Miss Aida NJ. .Pearce, the
Rev. J. w. Dunn, of Independence, of
6ciating. 1859 "',-'f ssa- '-,, "a
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AMiss Mamie swearengen is visiting
relatives in Bates county. . '7'' 80" -'d !
[n Mrs. Geo. W. Craycroft, of Kinsman,
Kansas, u, Whiting her brother, Will D.
Weiiee.l hdomsiu yd liusrd .sGfg;,n I'll
/, -A.IA.I Bisley and family, for . long
time residents Of this place, have Moved to
Kansas City.
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Mr.. A. P. Bishop, the leading jeweler
of Miami, Mo-, and Miss Mollie Bennett,
an accomplished YOUNG lady Of Mexico,
we're married last weekly the Reyx II c.
Maple of Marshall. Miss Bennett i Q
daughter Of f. Beanett of Mexico. 4 She
vas visiting in Marshall b few days and
her marriage was . surprise, even to her
parents, who have never seen the groom,
and knew nothing of the Wedding. Bishop
is clever fellow and everything 10 lovely.
Last Wednesday evening, 1t the
residence Of Mr.. Alex Miller, eight miles
north Of Clinton, Mr.! Geo. Burch and Miss
Boadisha Miller,the Rev. M. Rohb o1kcias.
ing About sixty guests were present and
an elegant supper served, z The reception
will take plsce ut the residence Of D. L.
Bufch, father Of the groom. rid's-1q 'd' ?
AT, Detxiler., three niles north q
Clinton, ON Thursday evenins, M. ,Adolph
DetwiIer. Of washiEgton, No. and Miss
Bertha. Janet. Of Clinton, Rev: John
Enierim, Of Ditto, st. Clair county, o6ciat-
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b., Frank JanAesiis about to- die,P sxld 4
gentleman, Who came n fr6th Kansas CITY,
Yesterday morning, to q BxAoS Fsportess..I
isasek f'sn ~ pnIi'Et s'Its-tt ,t'Vs1i hsoyli
~ 'eYss, very sick. -Y"Resrd, iii 'Kaans,ss
( Gay, inss before The tr.iK pulled Sas t6Sa
be dead, h61esss, BY this iShe"@ "' h'"!f's
Ibid yo6 Near the hStsfeb f Ms trouble3'A
ut seems to be the result of an Old time
injury, the bad effects u which have beeuL
greatly increasedb by se@bd- do III sudden
change of,thei weasAs<, fsmps neAesste ~
severe 'eeld.y Aud then thsi t,ia son6ns@snE
is telling ol him. A. partaab paralysis a
the right sid et the chest isnepOPted b. tha,
county Physieisa. wAois gixiAsi Fhask -
closest, stoentienH in7,i ixau aiii is o.i,,,
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NEWSY. NOTES
from Aurora Springs, Jotted
VI Down by the Bazoo's Special
II MOI, Correspondent. y ~

Real estate is changing hands rapidly.
The thermometer marked 80 below
zero, Thursday morning. 49,, e.
! A little child of Lon Masterson is verv
sick. The doctors fear there is no hope
for it. .---- -r
Business in every line is booming and
satisfaction marks the average business
man. No time for grumbling
p. s. Whitaker, our newly elected
marshal, is just scOoping IN the Maynard.
He keeps the calaboose full and the streets
clear OF rowdies.
!. DIR. B, ,Galespie returned to Lees
Summit, Friday. 1t was very difficult to
persuade himself away, but when the New
Years call is made he viii be there.
-Bayell brothers are progressing finely,
and notwithstanding the cold weather they
are happy. They say this is pleasant BY
the side OF Nebraska prairies. ~
Hobart Ripley was in town, this week,
making the wide awake citizen secure
against the ravages of fire. He will In .
sure anything where Kate Cfaxton donse
hang out. ''' "''''' I'f,'s 10 49,. 10 q
, Our public school is progressing finely
under the auspices Of Miss Leach and Miss
Williams The attendance is Fargo and
the schools are crowded to- their utmessa
capacity. l'9i-- 80 al .Tc!yEl u
h. -Johnathan Bloomfield, Of 'Osterville,
Cooper county, brought his two daughters
here Tor their health. We hope soon to
have the pleasure of reporting them CEN
valescent. '"',f -" y 'i'' We" ~. ~
> DIR. C. 8. Stapleton, OF Lawrence,
Kansas, has traded property in that plsce
for the Virginia hotel and the, store honse
on an adjoining lot The store room il
now rented to Joseph Anthony. -. -
Mayor Downing comes to the froat -
a!police justice. He ranks the, tsuihis
Judge Cullen in his palmiest day. He can
size mans pocketbook to a cent and be
turns them of to minute. Next vs. ,l,idz
Mr.. Shopbsll, nephew OF our towns
man, VIM. Shopbell. is here using the
water for scrofula caused b. fever. sores of
long standing. He says the fame Of our
springs for curing such diseases has Just
reached his part Of Iowa. '.trul Z .'r.s'-e I
j. NJ. Lutman has rented the Virgins
hotel and will take charge of it the 1Stk
inst. Mr.. Lutman needs no reeommenda-
ton as a caterer to the wants of the trsy-
cling public. We guarantee the Virginia
will give perfect satisfaction. ,'i'7 y %
Married on the 5th inst, BY the Rev.
Ed Lamkin, Mr.. Thomas Cook, of Aurora
Springs, to Miss Alice Reeves OF JefersoE
City A few select friends were invits0.
Notwithstanding the 'disagreeable weather.
all hands and the Cook enjoyed the affair
We are sorry to part with Mr.. jams
HI. Moon and his, good vile Of the Virgins
hotel, who 20 to Lawrence, Kansas. soee-
We commend them to their Kansas neigh
bors as worthy of their highest esteem
Mr.. Moon is q charter member of AArOsA
SPRING. We wish them. success, yn;4..a1
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For sale.

- A. complete country printing ones ~;
ealet ,eheaP. 1t consists Of Washingeae {,
hand upeess 0anlonl iqbbw, 1ypsy eaaa.a
stauas. impodag atsnes. sticks, end W. ~.
sbqnd0cost AddceAiI mebh ,vrra.lleI =
: tsIniS 1lWna& eenMukIl aeiIt
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Yen viii present and cu,e She greater
part Of the, ins thai aflics nankinA in HE,
or any section, if you keap' yos, .ssos.eA.
Tss so sSs
as ssnely - Psfkees GiaeeRs 3snic.s i.
will keep yssr bleed rich. and pure sid
giyssyou good .hsalGh a. 'listls,cOst., d6ee
other OolunaA no1; dsuis i!iiw ~
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ket at twO-bits apiece, but I will & Send you
this one. You can repay the postage.
Does itIloek ike me, when. last .yon saw
Me ID y. u - ~. - nv
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16eFaaed stsiclssi 81 sii Kind. fssssos,d
to their original beauty BY Dlsmohd Dyssl
Perfect and simple 10 CENT, 's al arss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12

The great object Of society is to refresh
the spirit that is, an easy interchange Of
ideas Onasubjects which, even in their
lightest guise, are worthy to engage the
thoughts of able men and women. Yet il
is certainly true that there is notable
lack Of freedom in such an intercourse, and
this coming together is attended with diff
culties that only the rich may safely en-
counter. If but few are invited 10 dine.
it is -les med. necessary to crowd the table
with many costly viands and rare and deli
cate china And yet, after all, it is: only
,he exception that can truly afford this
The rule would feel it. as a severe tax, and
no matter how intellectual and scuiturej
these people may be, Or how valuable
socially, thev are, titus debarred, they
shrink from assuming the burthen which
such a society imposes. The hostess whose
idess reach only the stomachs of her guests
makes failure, aud its beauty and refine
men; IS nothing mere than strsyesty on
lhe name.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-12
SOCIETY~NEWS.

ANY items Of interest suitable for this depart
nent, from Sedalia nei. hboring places, are re-
ypec;fully solicited. We want rivacious, active
snd CHEEKY lady correspondent in all the neighbour
ing towns tributary to Seialia. Address all such
communications 10 Rosa Pearie. society reporter,
5sxoo Office, Sedalia. Mo-
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-01-18
Den basta vAgen
att ia ALA mojliga upplysningar och un
derrattelser ON
RED RIVERDALEN

e~S' =" "1A~ AAioJASU NPVAy ohAuSaL OCA uu.
derrattelser ON
RED RIVERDALEN
saval som Minnesota allmanhet, Sr at,
Wanda sig personligen till vara agenter:
IT, p. Nelson, clerk of court, War.
ren, Marshall Co;
Haloar ,Sseene,son. County Attorney
Crookston, Polk co;
L. L. Ranastad, Postmastare Ada, Polk
Co. eller ock wanda sig skriftligen ellie,
'personligen till hufvudkontoret
THE SWEDISH COLONIZATION BUREAU,
231 East Z tn str, St. Paul, MINI.
Otvannamnda personer aro de a1dsta
settlarena pa sina platser och kama der
fore bast till landet och aro dessutom
varda fallt fortroendc, som man kap ske
af de befattningar de beklada, och hop
pas vi derf6r att de SOM 6nslka land radgo-
ra med oss, eller sanda sina mann f6f att
fritz III juN 6sskrJning pa RED RIVER.
DALEN.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-01-18

vag och Wendorf slapades med
stor hastighet ofver den frusns
marken. Vid EFT gathorn yande
hastarne sig hastigt st sidan och
ynglingen slungades valdsamt mot
en- stolpe, hvarunder hans hufvud
krossades.
= Olyckor vid prangningsarbe.
ten. w. H. F. Hoist, Ell berg
sprangare pa Duluth & Winnipeg.
iernvagen, blef den 8 dennes lifs.
farligt skadad genom explosion at
Ell patron. med hvilken han ladda.
de ett borradt hal i Ell klippa, som
haller pa att bortsprangas. En-
mr. Bell fran Oneota blef vid sam.
ma It'd och stale betankligt ska
dad. En- John Gustafson, som var
sysselsatt med brunsgrafning i mar
heteu af Finks bryggeri Duluth,
blef pafoljande dag lila tilltygad at
ett sprangskott, som han laddat
mere i brunnen. Emedan skottet
ej brann af So smart som han
vantat, gick han ned brunnen fol
att ater tanda traden, och harun'
der intraffade olyckan.
! - Vinterterminen vid Gusta1
Adolf skolan har borjat med cit an,
tai af 12o lafjungafs EFT storre an.
tai, lin som nagonsin f0rut samti.
digit bevistat densamma. Vart
folk synes alltmera vakna till med.
vetande ON att kuhskap ar magt,
och soker pa basta satt begagna
sig af de tillfallen, som gifvas att
tillvalla sig denna makt. Hvad
skolan nasta ar oyilkorligt kemmel
att beh0fva ar mera rum. En-.
dast 6 till kunna nu rymmas
pa skolan, och det oak.
tadt, att de ;iro tre hvarje rum.
Skulle fera lin So manga komms
till, amna de dock skaffa rum sta
den, So att ingen beh0fver bortvi
sas. Det h0gst sallsynta fallet hal
der intra!ffat, att en- kath olik be
s0ker en- luthersk skola, en- af d.
ankomna dr. namligen af denn.
bekannelse.
/ Il Norseland, Nicollet county
hollis en- dessa tider gladjande ocl
ovanlig fest. En- af countiet
framstsende jordbrukare, var lands
man hr Anders Nilsson, har under
sommaren och hosten latit uppfors
sig ett rymligt och beqvHmt DO.
ningshus, och delta invigdes nam.
ligen pa l6rdagseftermiddagen den
Z medelst Guds ord och bon. Hus.
varden hade inbjudit f0rsamlin.
| gems larare, past. j. Pehrson, ALA
de, som arbetat pa husets uppfo.
rande, sina kringboende slagtingal
och nirmaste grammar. Fran den
narbelagna skolan i st. Peter hade
han ock biudit samtlige lararne ocl
omkring 80 af de studerande ocl
hemtade dem med hist och skiuts
pa morgonen. De manga gasterns
intogo middag och sedan forehades
Guds ord, bon och sang. Pastor
| Pehrson talade 0fver Dav. Is ocl
prof. Wahlstr6m med ledning al
Dav. 80 ON EFT kristligt nem. Der
fattige smalandsdrangen laste fUl
en- 25 ar sedan berattelsen ON in
vigningen af Herrmansburg, ocl
tankte da vid sig sjelf: "FUrlana
| mig Herran ett eget hus mayor
gang, sa will jag da hafva det hel
gadt genom Guds ord och bon. ,
Och den oansenlige, blyge och tor
handa nagot tafatte drangen gre]
verket an, och genom Guds valsig
nelse har han nu fatt denna sil
i0nskan uppfylld. Mr.. Nilsson Il
trustee for var skola och ell af des
varmaste vanner. Han ar ocI
kand af en- ganska stor del afSKAF
FARENs lasare.
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nnan la}S 1kn ~xk <,a-
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1882-01-18

u Har ar rata stallet, ON nj
0nskar nagot af
Observation-Disclosures
sasom glasvaror, krukmakargods,
lampor, tennvaror, fagelburar,
MISREPRESENTATION, f6silfrade varor,
brackets, speglar, chromos och
andra malningar, ramar (gjorda pa
bestallning), korgar etc.
Nj fnner ocksa der det NEST ut.
s0kta lager af
LEKsAKER OCH GALANTERIvAROR
Harpiskor och andra harvaror till
utomordentligt laga priser.
E En- skandinavisk dam ;r
bitrade boden.
Ihagkom stallet:
98.cents Storet, 155 East 7th str,
mira hUrnet af Jackson gatan, ST..
Paul.
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THE TREASURY REPORT.

Besides the statistics of finance aud COM
merce summed up in the Presidents mes
sage, Secretary Folger, in his annual report
communicates information and opinions on
various topics.
He estimates the total revenue for the
current fiscal year and the year following ut
Si5 900 900 esrh, the expenditures at $685.
0O0,OOO each, and the surplus at Sl2O, O,00O,-
OO0 each.
He recommends that the provision Tequir
ing the coinsge Of fixed amount Of silver
dollars each month be repealed II hat the law
authorizing the issue ofsilver certificates 9 :
81 he repealed, and that the certificates in
circulation be Withdrawn rs speedily as pcs
sible, Otherwise the accumulation Of silver
will soon exceed the capacity Of the depart
ment to store it. OF the Sl2S,S29 $50 thus
far coined under the act Feb. Is. 1878,
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Our Washington Letter.
FRoN OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
WIauIHornu nar q 1890

FRoN OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON Dec. 2, 1882.
Immediately after 1 had mailed you
my last letter the President ordered the
Marshal of the District of Columbia; d.
B. Ainger, Postmaster and Myron NJ.
Parker. Assistant Postmaster of the Dis
trict of Columbia; M. d. Helm, foreman
Of the Government printing Office, and
ex-senator George E. Spencer, Govern
ment Director of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. The removals were made in con-
sequence of report made by George
Bliss, government counsel in the Star
Route prosecutions, an1 letter by the
Attorney General. covering the report,
which showed that the dismissed officials
interfered with the administration of
justice in the Star Route cases. THE
Marshal of the District" MIR. Brewster
says, sis responsible for much of the op-
posing sentiment to the case of the Gov
ernment that was exhibited in court and
out of court during the trial of the Star
Route case"
From talks with Congressman here the
impression seems to be very general that
nothing whatever will be done with the
tariff by this Congress. 1t is also be-
lieved by many that an Internal Reve-
nue. bill will not be passed this session.
This view is taken particularly by tariff
reformers, who belong to both sides OF
the House and who will oppose the pas
sage Of any measure which viii in any
way interfere with tariff revision. II is
claimed by this class Of Congressman
that the two measures should be consid.
cred together, and that nothing should
be done that would render it impractical.
Lle to reduce or abolish the tariff on ar
ticles on which the people demand it
should be reduced or abolished.
There is a disposition on the part Of
the Republican members of the House to
hasten the passage of the Appropriation
bills during the first part of the session.
A conference was held yesterday between
Speaker Keifer and Mr.. Hiscock, Chair
man of theCommittee on Appropriation,
and this policy was practically agreed
upon. In pursuance of this arrangement
Mr.. HiAeock will hold daily session OF
his committee and the Appropriation
bills will be pushed by him to an early
passage aud as rapidly as they are report.
ed from this committee. Mr.. Hiseock
hopes to be able to present to the HOUSE
the majority Of these bills before the
holiday recess. which it is the wish OF
the leaders shall be much shorter than
usual 1t appears to be their purpose Ia
dispose Of the most needful legislation
1rst. and then make use Of the remainder
of the time for the consideration of meas
ures relating 10 the tariff and other sub
jects demanding the attention of Con-
gresa.
Winter. which is due to-day by sehed-
ule time, came in some days ago, and
came as II il had business on hand and
was quite determined to attend thereto
with promptaass and zeal. This will be
lively winter in Washington, political
" and socially. As the Foriy-seventh
Congress bAs but three months of lite re-
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naming, IL will bestir itself to make the
most of that brief space. As Lent comes
in early, society will push things" with
humming vim. Crowds are coming hero
from all quarters, for the fame of Wash
ington--the new Washington-as the
winter resort of wealth, refinement, Wit
and beauty has gone ont into all the
land. A few thousand will be here from
the beginning to the end of the season.
Many other thousands will make flying
visits or excursions TO the Capital. Not
TO have visited Washington is getting to
be reproach under which no well-in-
tentiOned citizen of the great Republic
likes to exist. Those who came last
winter will come again this winter. Hap.
PLY there is room enough for all, and
the objects to be seen here are interest
ing to every intelligent person, travelled
or untraveled, learned or unlearned. As
for social advantages DO other American
city can compare with Washington, nor
is there any other city where intellectual
improvement is so delightfully."- blended
with social enjoyment OF course all
this rush Of visitors will make business
lively, The outlook for busy, happy,
prosperous winter in Washington is ex.
tremely good. AUGUST.
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gave il the cold shoulder to develop his
biceps in the discharge OF bis duty as
zone Of the finest"
The Press Club at its annual election
last week had novel issue thrust upon
it. 1t was whether poker playing which
had become the leading institution Of
the concern, should Ior should not be
made away with. The club decided in
favor of the candidates for Executive
Committee who believed in poker, and
thus the pot is safe for another year.
When one thinks of what the Press Club
was and might be, and what it is, one
cannot help regretting the fact that it is
going 10 the dogs. Two or three years
ago crowd of officious nobodies msR-
aged to fight their way to Office. Their
behavior was such that the best men left.
Az it always is when things enter on the
downward course the descent is very fast,
and thus the. club is rushing on an ex-
press train TO the demnition bow-wows,
to use Mr.. Mantalini's paraphrase. But
for a comparatively small number of rep,
resentative journalists, the Press Club is
at present largely composed of Bohemi.
ans, who find its rooms convenient
place to lounge, read the papers, gossip
and criticise, about others and fleece the
young and innocent, by means of theil
superior knowledge of poker and Other
games. the interest for which centres or
money stakes.
Reporters on the "Herald" are having
a hard time Of it now. Benefits parting
instruction to his managing editor, be.
fore sailing for Europe, were MAKE
them witty and keep them short" Thus
those on the regular staff have beer
making the most painfully ridiculous eff.
forts to be witty, and the ''space men
will soon be obliged to devote their at
tention to poker at the Press Club, fol
under the 'keep short" rule now in
force, some of them do not earn their cal
fare to and from the Office.