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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-11

Stocks in New York Very Dull.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Money easy at 20e's
per cent closing quiet at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G6l9 percent.
Governments stronger.
Railways irregular,
State securities quiet.
The stock market was lower all round In the
forenoon, though special weakness was contin ed
to Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Northwest
ern and later, Canadian Pacific. The decline
was unquestionaby the result of a bear raid, in
which attacks were directed mainly on the
three first mentioned stocks, and there was ap-
parent evidence that large part of the sales Of
the Pacific & Oregon Transcontinental were
short sales. In two hours, from 1890 until 2:30,
the market was very duh At first there was a
decline, continuing until abont 2, of from e to
So per cent, the latter on Northwestern, with u
on Union Pacific to 92Io: 70 on Canada Pacific,
to sea-. After the market became tfrmer and
the decline was recovered. In the last half hour
the market continued dun, but prices were a
fraction better and a few stocks were mp 10 the
ldgneat prices Of the day. The market closed
duiet and generally firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 223. 600 shares, and included 10000
Delaware, LackHwauna & Western, 5000 Erie.
1000 Lake Shore 10 600 NOrthwesterH, $4,000
Northern Pacific, 1000 Reading, 10000 MIlwau-
kee ST. Paul, 1000 Union Pacific, $4,000
Oregon & Transcontinental, and 5000 Canadian
Pacific
STOCK QUOTATIONS
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SEX. dividend.
Foraign nIonev and stock Market

LONDON Dec. lo.--6 p. M-Government bonds
-Consols for money. 100 ZIG; account, 100
GIG. Railroad bOnds-Penpsylvania Central,
161; Erie, 3119 seconds, 90; Reading. 1884.
Amount of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day, 100000.
PARIS, Dec 1O-Rentes. IF zoe.
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NEW YORK, Dee. 10.-Following the reduc-
been more business, and some stocks were en-
tirely cleared IN. In brown and e0ored cot
tons there has been fair trade, but mostly to
meet calls for current requests. Agents made
the following additional reduction Wanregan
Nundreds) 36-ineh bleaohed shirtings, 10l2c;
Wauregan No. 36-inch bieached shirtings, 60
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Coffee.

NEW YORK, Dec. To- Goffee-SpoE lots fair
Rio dull and unchanged; options SOLO points
lower: sales OF 500 bags Rio No. December at
l0c: 1880 bags January Mt 1905 0l0. Zoe;
1880 bags February at 10 25010. soc; 1900
at 10.250lo. 3oe; May, 1o.3o0l0. 4oc; ESQ bags
August at 10.ioc; $50 bags October az lo soc.
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Nurh-Ihe Doom CONTINUES with no present APP
pearsnce of declining. ALI grades readily bring
full quotations, and a general complaint is heard
on account of scarcity of graded stock. Receipts
considerably increased, but it generally fails to
grade. and the quality of arriving is very
poor, showing evidence of wet and frost. Mar
kets at seaboard continue TO advance, showing
'e Increase at New York, &c in Baltimore, 15sc
Chicago for July, and 2lsc higher for May. We
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market

indianapolis Market.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments 90. Sup
ply light; quality fair. Market strong on the
better grades, but slow sale on common. But
few shippers here.
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OIL CITY. Dec. 10.-The petroleum market
opened at 81 16ie; highest point of the day,
81 1634 lowest, 81. 15l9 closed at S1.1524. Sales
to-day aggregated 3,715,0o0 hrls. Cearances
Saturday 10,076,000 bFls. Shipments yester-
day-Through United pipeline, 94,S26 brls;
through Underwater line, 1852 brls; daily aver
for the month, $500 bris. Charters, %
SOC brls; daily average for the month, 3S,3SS
hrls. Runs Friday-ThrOuSh United pipeline,
69,400 brls; through Underwater line. 1888
Drls daily average for the month, GIL AZ 0rls.
BRADFORD. Dec. 1o.-TAe petroleum market
was slightly weaker. Total runs Saturday and
Sunday, 1856 brls. Total shipments to-day,
9S.77S bfls. Charters, 25.;296 hrls. Clearances
to-day, 10, 10000 brls. UniIed pipeline certih-
Gates opened to-day at S1.165s, and closed at
$l.l57s highest price, SILICA; lowest price,
$l.l56s
PITrsBURG. Dec. 10.-The petroleum market
was irregular but fairly active; United pipeline
certificates opened at $I.16Ss. declined TO
l.15ls. advanced to Sl.16ss, anu closed weaker
at S1.l534.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Turpentine steady
at 81 l9c.
ANTWERP. Dec. 1o.-Petroleum, p aaf.
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Se'lersonv1lle, Madison & indianapolis.
Depart-southern Express daily. s.. 400 am
Louisville and Madison Ex-
press ...--.. .-.. 7:24 am
Louisville ana Madison mail,
p. c-..-,..--...-.... 3;49pm
Louisville Accommodation,
.u., daily, r. .c,,.......... - 6:24 pm
arrive Indianapolis and Madison
Mail. Observation-Disclosures. 9:44 am
indianapolis, ST. Louis and
Chicago Express, daily, u. 1859 auE
New York and Northern Fast
Express, :. c...........-.--.. 534pm
ST. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
Fast Line, daily, s..--...-..1 1929 pm
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1o.-Lead steady; common,
$500.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE

L
tTRAINs RUN BY CENTRAL STANDARD rnaEI
Trains marked thus, = c. reclining CHI air ,lr:st1t
s. sleeper; thus, p, paror ar;thus H.. motel car
tBee Line) C.. c., c, & Indianapolis
Depart-New York and Boston Express,
uaiy, s;.:---.--...-..--..--. 4:15 am
Dayton, Columbus ard New
York Express. G e....fO:Io am
Anderson and MlchIgae Ac-
cGmmodation- Hoo am
wabash and MHHeie Accom-.
mediation .-..-..-.. 5:25 pm
New York and Boston, daily 5
cc.-::.:....--.....,..... ..... 200 pun
- BhIGHTWOOD DIVISION.
Raily 456 am $50 pm
Ohty -.,,...--.-.. 1909 am. -. $3.50 pm
DAILY .-..-......rl0;45 am -. 6.o9 pm
A DAILY -.--...... 2:10 pm
arrive Louisville New Orleans and
st. Louis Express, daily - GAO am
Elkhart and Goshen Express 1875 am
South Bend EXPRESS 200 pm
Boston, Indianapolis ANA
Southern Express. . $50 nm
New York anu st. Louis Ex-
press daily ..1o:55:pm
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Chicago, st LOUIS q Plttsbura.
Depart-New York. PHILADELPHIA. Wash.
iAgton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily s am
Dayton and Columbus Tx
press, except sunday. o. 2an
richmond Accommodation 3:ty7 pm
New ork, Philadelphia, WDsll-
ihgton. Baltimore and Pitts
puPg EXPRESS, daily; E. H. 4:52puy
Arr,, DAYTON Express, exc'p Sunday 4.52um
Fe-hlehtnond Accommodation. ex-
,-eePt sunday .......... 9:42 ana
New York, Phadelnhia Wash.
ihgton, Baltimore and Pitts
DurE EXPRESS, daily ..-....l 1: 81 am
Couhous ana Dayton EXPRESS
except Sunday ........... 5:27pm
New York, Philadelphia, WASH
lngton. Baltimore and Pitts.
bnrg Express, daily ..---..1 1929 pm
Dayton Express, daily except
Sunday. ..............-.....1 1922 pm
Gh,diOAGo DIVISION VIA KOKoMO, p C. ~ ST l., IL K.
Oep"FS-Ioulsville and Chicago Ex-
press, D. c...-..:,,..----.--..l1: o9 ana
Louisville ana Chicago FasJ
A, Express, daily, s-------.....I 0:44 PA
arrive chicago an Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s.... 3:59am
chicago aud Louisville Ex-
press, p. c..-.-......... 3.34 nm
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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Cincinnati. Hamilton and Indianapolis
Depart-Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo 400 tm
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
and New York 1850 am
Connersville Accommodation. 1870 pH
Cincinnati, DAYTON, Toledo
and New York Express :. 6: 10 ptn
Arrive Connersvilie Account odartor. 8. 80 EIr
Cincinnati, Peoria and St.
LOUIS. ............----...1I:50 ae
Cineinnnti Accommodation. 500 am
Cincinnati, Peoria and ST.
louis ..........-.......-I o4o NM
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Wabash, ST. LOUIS & Pacific.
Depart-Detroit and Chicago Matt TIA IA
Toledo, Fort Wayne Grand
Rapids and Michigan Ex-
press ...........-. -. 2;o4 pru
Detroit aud Toledo EXPRESS
daily, c. C. and s..-------.--.11:29 pm
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Elk press,
daily except Monday .....-.- 2:05 am
Toledo and Fort WAYNE Ex-
-1o:34 am
Detroit ana Chicago Mail 49,. $50 pm
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How He Won HIS Bride.

An Improvement on Ailanta's race Is To-
corded ia the Philadelphia Times. Horace
Gardeii. OF Baltimore, and G. org Smith,
o: Philadelphia, had been laying ii, ge to
the heart of Nctiie Jack, pa-lor maid IN
the Quaker City All three are coinred.
Now Neitie could be happy with either,
ETC., but how Go decide tSes thenr wa> a
puzzler. Finally she asked the advice oi
her spiritual teacher, and he propos u that
the man who could hold his head under
water for the longest should take the flap
jack. The rivals assenied and Sunday
was the day fixed for the trial. \ multi
tude OF brethren had assembled, it having
beea rGmored that the match was In he
fngh. with razors.
The Rev. Jos. Irving represented Gar
dell and The Rev Thos. Chain stood god
father for Smith. Two buckets of 5 -huiyl-
kill wafer were brought and both were
prepared for the baptism, that was To he
followed By Wedding. Time" the Rev.
Irving roareh. Two buckets hid Two
woolly heads. Smith came up in fifty.
three conds: Gsrd-ll stuck it cut for
6ity-eight There were To be three rounds.
with one Minute interval. Down again"
and the heads went under a second time.
Smith, fifty, Gardeli, forty-nihe- This
made one Time" aud down they dived
for the rubber Smith came up, almost
drowned. in forty seconds Gardell follow.
ed two seconds la'er, and won the bride,
being married on the spot by his seconder
The wedding TRIP wss TO Baltimore, where
tiariell l. a stevedore
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Newspapers and Show Bills.

There is n noticeable tendency among
successful showmen To give greater patron
age Ia the press They find il To their in
terest A hupdred dollars expended with
daily newspaper brings them three times
the patronage that would the same SUD,
spent in covering dead walls with more or
less artistic posters. In the lat number
OF Music and Drama appeared the follow
ing well taken points upon this subject
They ae as interesting To the public ss
important to managers and the press:
Some OF our manage rs are gradually
dispensing with the service, OF the bill
poster by stopping their three sheets and
wall woSk, sni relying for IN. ir advertis-
ing on The newspapers AID their window
work, which is faithfully ATTENDED To by
on. of their own employees. A good lith-
ographic portrait or scene we'll displayed
i'm the window, attracts more attention than
a flaming, CANDY three or six sheet till,
which the 6rst rain storm will destroy, ii a
rival bill poster does not previously
''cover" with some other advertisement. In
country towns, where passers by are not In
such a hurry as city people, the cid fashion
al type announcements may sttrac; resdeTs,
but in the cities the three sheet bill will
eventually be discarded and the small
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06

To-DAys RECEPTION.
This morning a large numb,r Of visitors
from Butler, Rich Hill, Sedaii,. Clinton
and inferno iisre places, arrived TO parIici-
pate i'm the festivities of the
dav and night, and rejoice
with their neg .bprs in the com
plelion "f tl, opera house. A committee
OF reception mel the guests at the train,
when they We're invited into omnibrses
and escorted 10 hotels, where the mos,
open-h ,nd,d hospitality WAS dealt out to
th M.
KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAs.
This afternoon, New ada l'dge X. Of r..
under command oi Capt Harry Mitchell,
about 100 strong, made grand street par
adj, he'd d 10y the Butler silver CORE
band. They traversed the principal streets
oi the civ and attracted large cro~d, OF
poepie wherever they went hy their very
spldierly bearing aud a tracrire app ar
an *, and were one of lhe most pleasant
features of the Il avs doinss.
LATER ARRIVALS
Abont O'Clock .. IN. there arrived from
Butler and Rich HILL about l4U ladies and
gentleman. and a little la'cr large party
tom Fort SCOT arrived on spe iaI train.
including the Fort Scot Light Guards. a
home milltary company, in full uniform.
with glistenIng bay onets, accompanied by "a
bard They were met at he de-
pot and escorted la the business portion of
the city, by the Nevada Knights OF P,th-
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BURNED
May, 1882.
And to the right:
RE. ERECTED
August, 1852.

TIE lower portion of the building is di.
vided into two magnificent store-rooms.
each u by l27 feet, with magnificent plate
glass fronts. he corner room is Row &C
cupied hy Miller Brothers as wbolesalr
and retail grocery Establishment, and is
ssid t. he one of the finest in the state; the
ether is not vet occupied, but, we under
staud, soon will be by a large dry goods
store.
The scenery is q work of art, the handi-
work of I b. Harrison, the gentleman who
painted the present scenery in Smiths
opera house, Seds!i.. The drop curtain is
a thing of beauty, The description of which
alone will make a colamn in the
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Spanish SaVaQeS.

Madrid. Feb. 2S.-A band oi armed ana
masked men, who are supposed to belong
at Black Hand, entered farm house a,
Puerto Terrano and Ulusia, and murdered
the meo, outraged the women, and des' 70, Ell
everything. Several plantions in Ulisia
are partially destroyed by similar bands
A secret society was arrested and was found
furnished with fresl. orders from their
chief. A school master was also arrested
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hall sheet announcement issued by the
London managers will he placir,ied on
places reserved an! paid for by the the ,ters.
Good pictures of scores or portraits OF the
performers will always be- IN admirat!e
meiium Of advertising. and will always he
sought after 5y managers who study the
public Inclin,tions. These, placed IN
windows, or in stores attra I attention and
secure patrons, AMI cannot be covered
over or dcfaced, as in the case of bills
postet on dead watts aud fences There
has been. since time iIn'nemoriai. war he
tween the rival bill poster, who vie with
etch other IN FASTING over one -anothsr's
bills.
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Declared q Nuisance.

Philadelphia, Feb. rs The master in
equity finds the press rooms of the ''Satur-
day Night" publication naisanc. and
recommends decree restraining the opera
ton of presses bet ween y. m. and 6 q. ~.
and compelling the windows on the Spruce
street side to be closed while the machiners
is IN motion.
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Josh BilliagS Heard From.
NEWPORT. X. l.. Aug. II, 1880.

Dear Bitters-I am here trying to breathe
in sll the salt air of The ocean, and having
been a sufferer for more than year with a
n frsciory liver, 1 was induced o mix Hop
Biiters with the sea gale, and have found
the tincture a glorious result. 1
have been greatly helped by the Bitters,
and am not afraid To say so.
JOSH BILLINGS.
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Prof. James A Sewel1, A. M, MD.

r MEDICAL Faculty. LAVAL UNIVERSITY.
Dab q, ststes; Il cave found Golden 5
Liquid Beef particularly useful in adj
van2s Il stages OF C"ass, mp,ion, weakaess, dyrs-
pap IA, ani I'll nervou, affections. IL
pregnant W0mes il has been retained while
every other article oi lood VAS rtie, ted
Palatable and easy ii digestion" Take no
oiLSFl
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The Austrian government will jssue five
per cent. ren,es to cover the deficit for 1881 !.
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That Husband Of Mine

Is three times the man he was before he
began using "Wells Health Remover" 81 i.
Druggists.
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The senate has decided to postpone con-
si6er ,tion of the Mexican treaty till De
cember.
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Two masked robbers plundered farm
house of 81 200 near New Comerstown,O.
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The pope praises the p'ety OF Mexico
and traits she will reaew her relations wit
the Vatican.
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THE FIRST OPERA HOUSE

the unusual stir and The holiday attire Of
the town.
THE FIRST OPERA HOUSE
vas dedicaed Monday. Nav I, 1882, and
op~ncd that night by the q lden troupe
with Bella Golden as the star The week
was one 10 be long renembt rsd-gay audi
epces nightly gathered at the temple oi
amusement, and were richly rewarded for
their attendance by witnessing file dra-
matte efforts and enjoying each others So
ciety.
After the week had closed the curtain
vas 'rurg down" for the last time the
audience had gone TO their homes, and the
managers, actors, actresses and a few irien :
had gathered around the festive tori To
drink each To the others health and future
happiness. A little after the hi inis lat
hour there came
THE CRY OF FIRE FIRE.
on the stiffness of the night THE opera
house is ON fire." they said with one voice.
The happy throng, which had bat. an hour
before vacated the building. now, with has
tened step, returned 10 the business streets,
to See the iurid flames shoot high ia the
Air above the pride of the southwest
"Moore's OPP, IA house"
AT 5 ocOck a. m Nav Z, nothing but a
mass Of smou dering ruins Was l-it 10 show
where she idol of The city hid stood. That
morning Mr.. Moore WIS met on every hand
by words of sympathy and Encouragement
Assistance was profiered on every hand 10
him
MIR. Moore is not man who needs much
he!r. He helps himself. He built The
burned. There is no faint heartness in his
breast. There j. no lack of business cour-
age In his competition He It once turned
his back upon the smoking pile of debris
and r, solyei-not aloud
I'LL BUILD ANOTHER"
but il was deep in his soui, and he COM
mencrd To plan at once.
The good ciliz-ns of the town would not
listen TO his bui ding without their help.
ton. j. f. Harding, s 4 Wright. DR.. Dad-
son. j. A Tyler +. p. Anderson. Capt
Harry Mitchell, III. G. Woof, w III. Rob-
lnson. AcGinnis q 1nsies, q. 5 Hoss, f.
+. kimbail and others, put their hands
deep into their pielhoric pockets and in
sisted IN sharing the burden
Cptcn TIE SOUnu Oh the manner ana
trowel were heard aud brawny arms End
skilled hands were al work with a will.
backed by brains and ready money, and
tod ~ the edifice stands monument 10 the
energy, perseverance aud pluck of the pro-
prietor.
THE NEW BTILDJNG
10 IS feet wide. 121 feet deep ana 81 feet
high, and is CONSTRUCTED of the ve.y best
hard brick laid i'm cement The founda
tiCn of the former building was frst-class
in every respect, but in order 10 render as
surancs doubly sure, it was removed, and
q new one laid Of choice foundation stone,
six ieet in depth and four feet wide at the
base Competen, judges say that it would
be ample for SIX story building. The
walls of the building proper are two feet
thick. The cornice is elegant in design,
and was made to order, especially for this
building. Surmounting all is flags aft,
beneath which is the inscription, "Moore's
Opera House"
Lower down. to the left, is the legend
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A Romantic Ragged 80 Bank Bill


MANY diifereHt sioTi-s are told about The
prize which Underwood FISHER, If the
THREE Rivers House, drew in the Loui>i-
ara State Lottery. He stated the facts
thus: Decenber l2'h he sent 50 and re-
ceiv.d in return two-tenths ticket No. 81
40l. He put the ticket away and thought
no more at it unit; three DAYS after the
drawing. when he received a dispatch say
ing that his ticket had drawn $4,000. his
share of which Was $4,000. From VI. A.
Dauphin, president OF the Louisiana State
L,ttary Company, New Orleans, through
the First National Bank, IN received his
$1,000. Little things make quite differ
euce. lie had q - bill ragged. AMI he
sent il Tor ticket Tn moral is, that YOU
send for lottery tickets when you get a
ragged two doll ,r hill From the Three
River. Mich Herald Of January IL.
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Why Welcome.

What makes Florestou Cologne welcome
on every lady's toilet is its lasting fra
GRANGE and rich, f1owery odOr.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumptor
Cure is seld b. Us on guarantee 1t cur.:
consumption. For sale by Bard Il Miller
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n~The wonders of modern chemistry
are apparent i'm the beautiful Diamond
DYES All kinds and color of Ink can be
M ade from them.
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-"For four years l suf

-"FOr four years 1 suffered agony from
a skin diseasa. DR. Benson's Skin Care
cured nee. b. Mcdonald, Plan,ers-
Vile, Ala. One dollar at druggists.
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Hale's Honey of Horehound ana
Tar will arrest every aiimeni al the lungs
throat. or chest.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute
For the skin Glenn Sulphur Soap.
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GROUP WHOOPING COUGH a,

Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale by Bard Il Miller.
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The Emma Leland combination then
rendered play, after which grand bal!
was given by the Young men of Nev.da 1"
to The guests.
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Hail, Pard, You're a Town AZ
ter Our Own Heart, and
We Love You.
Full Details Of the Interesting
Ceremony, from the Ba-
zoos Own Scribe.
When Are You Going to Build
an Opera House, Sedalia,
When, When2
Sp+.'iai "a Sedaiia BAzoo.
FIRST DISPATCH.

NEVADA, Mo March |.
Nevada is in blaze Of excitement and
glory TO-DAY. The completion and dedlca-
tion o. the second opera house for the
young and thrifty city MAS the occasion OF
the unusual stir and the holiday attire OF
the town.