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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
1916 7rH ST. NV.
Large line Black Dress Goods. Henrettas and CASH
meres-
wooi,mixed Dress Goods. good imitation Of all
wool. 25c.
Henriettss, In colors 1 yard wide 25c
Atwood Henrietta, in all colors, SOC.
German Henrietta. beautiful quality. Toe
Large line Remnants of Dress Goods, very cheap.
Our Black Fable SILK is great barLain at 81
Red Twilled Flannel, 20 and PC.
Canton Flannel in all grades from SC. up.
Cloth Of different kinds for men and boys pants.
Large line Of Black Cashmere Shawls. single and
double.
Table Linen in all grades.
Red Table Linen fast colors 25c
Flannel Shirt Waists for boys. 4oc.
New line Of Stamped Linens just received.
School Bags. with flowers and initials. 25, As. so
and 75c
We have beauty In the way of Blanket for S5
Extra large Comforts. 75c. and 81.
Ladies'. Children's and Gents Underwear. se24-tr
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

Print Wrappers Sizes 40 AZ. and "A. Reduced
BON . j - 90 tsOc.
Olive silk Waist. slightly faded Size -. Reduced
frouI 81 % 81 Is.
from ~ 70 q - -.
Cd toor llth ST. building
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NJ aIsRfF.p-

wEBB-TEACH. ON February - Iss,s M phn.
delphia, Pa, " the key. 4 snk ~ Go irhfll PAUL
inpton. D. {.
wkLD-NAckALI. Al tho rsid~nce o, tho lride'.
parelts ON september ~ sfs ly IN. Rev Fsth..r
Ma kali, EDWARD J. WILD and hAhGAkLT
MACkAIl.
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Crow DEPARTMENT.

II pairs LADIES' 7-hook KID Gloves. In TAns.
nro-sn. and Black. pairs size 81. pairs size d
Rsd ned from si 25 - ell
p.ar I.di~-' BlAcs Biarrttz GlOvss Size 8. Re
1nc.-d from OF ~ Ire
flsa noor skyliZt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Infants In'lia Linou short Skirts, with wide hem
and tire rows % fanny stitching above. Reduced
FROM 81 - to 5lr.
Infants Null short Skirt. hand made and hem
stitched Reduced from ~ to 75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
RETURN POSTAL CARDS.
They Will Be Placed on Sac About Il
MIDI lie of Next Month

They Will Be Placed on Sac About the
Middle of Next Month.
About the 18th of next month the new re-
turn postal card will be placed on sale at all
post Offices. The two designs, one for do
nestle and the other for the international pos
tai union service have been approved by POST
master General Wanamaker, and the work Of
printing and distributing the cards will be
pushed with vigor. The half of the double
card containing the message to which reply
is desired is 81 inches wide by 81
inches long. At the top of the card
and little to the left of the center are
engraved in three lines, one above the other
the words Postal card, with paid reply"
United States Of America" and in smaller
type This side is for address only" In the
right corner is a vignette Of Gen. Grant, en-
circled by frame bearing at the top the leg
end message card" and at the bottom lone
cent" At the lower LETT hand corner are the
words "Detach annexed card for answer" The
whole Is enclosed in a tasteful border.
The face of the return card, in gen.
eral effect, is similar to the message card.
Instead, however, of the words Postal card
words Reply postal card" Over the vignette
OF Gen: Grant the words "Reply card" are sub.
stituted for Message card"
The international card is somewhat smaller
than that for domestic use. In the border at
the top of the card appear the words
Postal card with p,id reply" and their French
translation, Carte postale avec repouse payee."
design at the top of the card con-
tains the words Universal Postal Union" aud
United States of America" with their French
equivalents. Ahberty head occupies the right
hand upper corner with the legend
''two cents" In all other essential par
ticulars the domestic and the international
cards are verv similar Black ink will he used
on both. The message card and the card for
reply form one piece of card board, folded
together and creased on aSine between, where
they are to be separated when the reply Ia sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

IANoLINE SOAP contains Iano,ine. the "A
natural 10 the SKIN The only soap for skin irr,-
tation. the toile. and the nursery Ash your
druggist for Lanoline Soap.
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FRrScH USDERwE.R DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS

The balance Of our stock Of LADIES' FRENCH HAND
MADE UNDERWEAR Gowns. skirts. Chsmses and
Dr.xers-elabo-ately embroidered and tucked. will be
placed on center tables tomo-rOw at greatly reduced
prices rare opportunity this
CD aoor ..-.... 10Th st. building.
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RL.ck Goops Drr.RrMExr.

ayNris Serge. all wool. was si.5O. nov 81 20.
n. ysrls Cashmere. all vol. .. ~. 81. 75.
-. y.ri. H@nristtA. all vol. VS. 80 ~. nov 81
- ysri- Diagonal. all vol. sa- - %. 90.
-. y-ra. Henrietta. n wxrp. ~as ~ e. nov 81
e. y.ri- serge. all wool. wAs - %. now -.
q yzrtt. cr-pon. all wool. Was siJ So now 81. 20.
x1.f roor annex % iOth ~ building.
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FLEE took place in the rear Of 9le 25Gh
street yesterday towned b. u. Hoaland and oc-
capied by \. Barker aud 900 la mage resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Ayers P111s.
BEST REMEDY
FOR CONSTIPATION,
JAUNpIcE. HEADACHE,
BILIoUsNEss AND
DYSPEPSIA.
EASY To TAxK.
SURE
TO CURE
ALL DISORDERS
OF THE STOMACH.
LIVER AND
BOWELS.
EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
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BLaSkEr DEPARTMENT.

p Roman SILK Blankets. some with small holes.
Others little irregular shape Reduced from 81 y
- Soc. each
C2i floor. ...... ..........I 18th st. building.
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Collar AND CUrr DEr,RrMEsr.

One lot ladies' White An-iinsn Collars and Cuffs.
With ei-s eihr ldere in navy blue. red. light blue
pink AMI white. sizes l.. Ia. -. 1Bx and IA
Re,luced fro.n ,.ic. to l3Ixc. set
usi hOJr ............. Cd annex
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Range of the Thermometer

The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam, Is;
2p.m.. n: maximum, n. minimum, Ga
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YouR CREDIT Is Coon.
DON'T SPEND DOLLAR
FOR FURNITURE
OR CARPETS
UNTIL YOU VISIT
GnoeASs

MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE,
Sl9. S2l AND 1913 9TH ST. NV.
Are you going to House Keep this fall.
II so, be Of service to you in more ways than
one. Hundreds of people in Washington enjoying
the benefits Of our
PEERLESS CREDIT SYSTEM.
Why not vouf
We will ask you to decide whether or not the i'm
mense stock Of Furniture and Carpets contained
the i've floors Of big double is not Just
modern in style. inst handsome in finish and Just
low in price that contained in cash furniture
house in washington-and sell them all on credit.
Your Parior
Will look coy with one Of our Plush Hair Cloth
Parlor Suites-we sell them for S2S cash or $50 on
time
We believe that assortment Of High Grade Parlor
Furniture in Tapestry. Brocatelle and Wilton Rug Is
as handsome and complete as you can find anywhere.
lorer than sun qualities can be purchased for in
other stores.
your Bed Room
Will look neat and comfortable with one of our Solid
Oak Bed Room Suites Let show you the
sell for eli cash. a1S time We have all styles and
finish In Bed Room Furniture-an prices
Do Pou Need Carpetf
We sell splendid Brussels 6Oc per yard cash. Csc
4oc on time All Carpets made and laid fres Of sItr:
cost We don't even charge for the waste In match
Your Dining Room,
viii be complete than ever with one Of our GIFT
time one two feet longer ior % SO cash. IS On credit
We sell 4O-pOund Hair Mattress for ~. so cash.
Woven wire Springs 81 25 cash. 81. SO on credit.
Anything that ever found . PLACE in a completely
ON G h 1 t.
No Notes to Sign.
Small weakly or monthly payments arran rad To suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

GEr TIE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz BRO.
4g7 Penn. ave-, adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and satchels Of best make at Low prics&
mh2Q
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A Suit to Vest n Title.

Mary Jane Coker, late widow of William Rea
Gass, has, by H. B. Moulton, filed a bill for
vesting the title in her of sub lot SO, square 20s
against Octavius D. and Mary v. Gass of San
Bernardino, Cal
The lot in question was owned by ". R. Gass,
who by his will attempted to bequeath il to
complainant, but the will being attested by
but two witnesses only life estate
was vested in her. The defendants
for the purpose of correcting the error on
March Is, 1887, attempted to correct this omis-
sion by making a deed, but this deed proving
defective for the purpose the court is now asked
to vest title in her, as was intended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

RocazsrER, n. Y, Sept ss.-TAs posssts
exhibition here last night was ssfaks." I've
injunctaons were served on Manager Bspdy h
possible Tor Brady to prsyent - ininre1iocs
By legal process. disappoin1ed crowd -
Corbstt pos and heard HIN spssk 81 IA e
b. ustia6od,
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THE COURTS.
EQurrY Oousr-EAos Broli,,,

EourrY OouHF-ysdgs Broiley.
Today-Hsyer At. Meyer; pro con{ssso ~
q. g. l. / and T. Co. Morton ~ Whifs:
rsfersncs 70 auditor. forhsr agt Bnnbangh;
motion for security for costa dan3sd In re John
Ozark. alleged lrnatic; sccounting BY Committed
srdeEsd Hall agt- Hall; pro conassso. Parker
ct Parker; decree Of divorce.
CIlcuIT Cou1F-ysdes Dra6lsy.
Today-wtllett sgk psall and Earnskav sxt.
Aulien; 1udgnents By dsehulk
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BoYs Crorursa DEpAKrMExr

1xnt sat. size 3. Reduced from $40 70 -.
Ens sar -. Reduced from - 70 20 81
sHnt suit. sissd hssiu si from 90 o. sl9s.
ID So. -iOth 81 ouiAaihs-
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TOILET ARTICLES.

OlLET ARTICLES.
tIenuine English Cold Cream. only &c. per jar.
Cooper's Roses and Glycerine and Lilac and GIycer
Inc, only 15c. per tube.
Lemon Juice Soap. an elegant soap for the com
4Oc.
Genu,ns Imported CASTLE Soap, 2 cakes TO,
DC. Worth &c. per cake.
Lilly. Rogers Co. Fragrant Carbolated Denti-
frice. only 5Oc. per bottle.
II OF. bottles Of the Genuine English Tooth Pow
der, only 25c. per bottle.
l. onzonina. the purest complexion tonic made.
only SOC per bottle.
/ Onzonina Rouge. only Zoe. per bottle.
II al any time you telephone for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
Picture DEPARTMENT

~ ~ 20 81 %
framed Etchinss. Reduced from 81 20 to b. ~.
(4Sl dor. 10th bldg
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I. B. TowsEn 4 SON.
DEALERS IN DRY Gn0nQ

Don't doubt till you try.
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Inc oto Lbenezet nuf18t drOund.
Authority having been given by act Of Con-
gress for the removal Of the bodies from the
old burial ground or cemetery between d
and E streets, 18th and 18th streets southeast,
the trustees of Fourth Street n. E. Church, the
owners, have arranged for the removal Of the
unclaimed bodies to the Congressional ceme-
terry and interment there free Of ex-
pense. For those who desire to remove
their own dead the trustees. represented by Mr.
R. W. Dunn. 5th and E streets southeast, viii
disinter the bodies and box them up and de-
ivered to the friends for burial In any place
they may select and some under permits Of the
health officer will be moveda once, although the
general removal will not be commenced before
Monday. The remains of the family Of Mr..
John Stillings, who was prominent in the
church when known as the Ebenexer, in the
forties, and was welI-known undertaken down
to his DEATH in 1855, will be removed today or
tomorrow to . lot in the Congressional
cemetery. OF this family, parents and twelve
children, but three remain. The Richsrds'
family dead will also be removed tomorrow.
This ground was plated for 1880 grave
sites, and in many two bodies being
inferred it is thought that the
total number Of interments haa exceeded 600,
Some parts Of the ground being marshy e Win
not be surprising II found that some Of the
bodies have become petriAed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

IL AZ any time you telephone for
goods they will be delivered in
the shortest possible time. This
Is convenience
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

ooesaAoF AvAlpnp.-TAs soatuaet Surburld-
II ~ Paost esaAA dy desk - bssa
ssa.asd = pre-. Das,sv . O. = SAssaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The are the opening and closing prices o,
wire to Carson Mccartney. 1419 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29
lex div.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 70. Flour active un-
changed-receipts, 1881 barrels: shipments 81 215
barrels; sales. l15 barrels. Wheat quiet-No red
spot. September and October i5Aa75,.; December
aa7s1t; steamer No. red 7Ok a70k-receipts, &c.
Sol bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels; stock,
1851 bushels sales, 10000 bushels. Southern
wheat active-Fultz, 10a77; Longberry, 73a7s. Corn
easy-mixed spot, 6Sha53k; September, 53hs
53k; October, Sly ASIA year, 49za50; January, 4Sk
a49x-receps, 3,6O0 bushels stock, 81, $50 bushels
sales, H. 900 bushels Southern corn-white steady,
65a5S; yellow easy Sass. Oats dull and easier-No. q
white western SASSY; No. 2, mixed western, So
a3dk-receps, l0OO bushels; stock, 1S9, 81 bushels
Rye steady-No. 2, 63H asked-stock, 1895
bushels. Hay dull-good to choice timothy, 15.0Oa
1880 cram freights nrm-steamer to Liverpool,
ding, ~. Provisions very nrm-mess pork, ls60a
clear rib sides. 81; sugar-pickled shoulders 81;
49, large, l2k; lard, refined, 3; crude, IN. Butter
steady quietcreamery fancy 25 do. far to cnoice
99s24; do. imitation tSa90; lade, fancy, 1sxls; do
good to choice. 1ea17; store-packed, l6als. Eggs
hrm-Msryland and Pennsylvania, 2la29; western
f0a2l. Coffee steady-Rio cargoes, fair IN; No. I,
1888. Sugar nrm-Uanulated, 81. Copper steady
refined, l0H. Whisky frm-1.25al.2&
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept 80 (closing). -Septem-
Der, %; October, 71H; May, SIX. Corn-Sep-
TENDER, AN; October, AZ; May, AK. Oats
September, BIZ; October, y; May, s5E. Pork
September, 1l.07k: October, HOY; January,
l297k. Lard-Sel tember, S09k; October, s.02; JAN
airy, T.0sk kibs-September, 1850; October, 1850;
January, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

South Carolina Republicans Eighting.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Sept. 2a.-The republican
convention called for today hss not yet met
The executive COMMITTEES u In wrausls over
the naming Of temporary officers and over con-
tested delegations. The Webster and Braytou
forces are bitter toward each other and 8 lively
convention Is probable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

~ ~ = ~ II II s1'IV0oDI10T1T
New STORE.
NEW GooDs
NEW PR1cEs.
Having become thoroughly settled In
new store. With ample space. all
convenience and, in short. with every
thing in keeping with nineteenth GEN.
fury methods. We invite your inspection
ofour large and varied stock Of Furni-
ture. which embraces srerythiag in the
Furniture line. all brand new mot .
single piece brought from the old store).
afastoaishingfy ior prices
If you are in want of anything in our
line be to give . call before
making a purchase. We DO NOT cell
on the 'nstaiiment plan. but rs DO
guarantee 10 sare you from IS TO 50 per
esnt az compared rith Instaiimsnt
House priees, on epery dollars rorth
yOu buy.
GEo. BRErrBAnrH.
SIS SEVENTH STREET NV. .sas
s::.::.s::s:..:.::.:::s.s:::::.
OuR FALL AND WINTER DRrss
GooDs
HAVE ARRIVED AND ARE VERY BEAUTIFUL
We have Just received one of the most beautiful lines
Oolers paced counters. eonsis ting OF
b. saiines. IiaKOuals. Cheviots. Jacquards ana
serxes We also have Changezole silks and Neivets
~ match
our Black Goods Department il now complete. hav-
inx made large urckases in this line of goods
We have beautiful line Of Canle4s HAIR. serges.
Stripes AID PaIds which are selling NJ ~ cents Per
yard. These goos are rare bargains ,.
Hosiery and Underwear we are now receiving The
j. getting cool and you must change from
Strangers locating in Washington for the winter and
Intending house eepins please call and LOOK At our
Housekee1 Ing Department. Blankets, Comforts.
Table Linen and Napkins match. Linen Sheettngs
Pillow Case Linen. Toilet Drzpery, Towels. Crash
1 W. NJ. SINISTER SONS.
sees One price. sls PENN. AVE. n ":
! DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
DR.. HAfSEs' GOLDEN sPECfFIc.
I soldby s. r. WARE. DRUGGIST. wsshanxtna- ssfas
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
ofMOTHERs for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the
CHILD, sOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie and Is the best remedy for
D1ARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup and take other kind 20 cent? q bottle
d31-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Verdict OF ei2. 900 Agaisst Baltimsrs.
BALrrNoas, Sept 20,-Ths Jury IN ne eass
Of VIM. II. War against the mayor and city
council for "a, 900 for damages By IN accident
In the Cross street sewsr brought IN . seaisd
verdict today fixing the damages ct Nl2,0o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Nn'encs OF the CWur d'AIene MinefS'
SPOKANE, WASH, Sept. 2a-The trial Of the
Ceur d'Alene miners at Ceur d'Alene City on
charges Of conspiracy resulted yesterday In the
conviction Of four Of the defendants and the
acquittel Of ten. Those convicted were George
4. Pettibons, John Murphy, n. L: pevine and
G.. Sinclair. Sentence was psssed - follows:
Pettibone, two years imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary; Dsvine and Sinclair. eighteen months
cash; Murphy, aftesn months Peu6sng an
apPsA ~ ma vsss rslsased on $1,000 bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

Pennsylvania's Requisitson Dsnsed.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2s.-Gov Francis today de-
MED the requisition for willard Z. Winner Of
this city, which was sought BY the authoritiss
Of Pennsylvania.
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CAnHARr & LE1DY.

CAnHARr & LErDY.
9es 7TH ST. AND FOG ST. N. W.
Opening of Fall and Winter Goats for Ladies' and
Misses. Correct Styles excellence Of workmanship
and perfect fitting That was the verdict last
and to that standard will adhere. Every garment
that We sell must give satisfaction.
FALL DRESS GOODS
A dhoice selection Of Dress Goods st SOC. yard
Atwood Henriettas. Cashneres and SerHes.
Atwood 50-inch Ladies' Cloth.
An-wool Homespuns.
Wool Plaids. all combinations
A special bargain in Storm Serge at SOC. yard.
Fancy weaves in Storm serges at 75c. and u yard.
Changeable Serges at 81. 25 yard.
MORE Effects OF 81 yard
A full line of Silks and VelvetA
CARHART LEIDY.
se22 BIS 7th 1t. and 703 st. .. =.
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s eoS 9 ERR 8 % 9 gee a ssE-- sssss
g sS IS B + 90 Q 9 aS g IAN SSss ssss
MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE.
THE LEADING CREDIT ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON.
e19. S2l. s2j 7th st. NV.
Bet and sta
Open Saturday evenings till 10. ser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-29

WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
~D t0Tu. IiTn AsD o SIS. NV.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19

II is to be feared that even in the.
United States so-cal!ed literally edu-
Gated men are sometimes ignorant Of
many useful and simple things; but
what shall be said Of the state Of edu-
cation in China as pictured by the
author Of Chinese characteristics
1t is exceedingly common to find
men who have spent more years in
study than they can remember who
yet cannot read the simplest COLO
quial book. nor repeat a page OF what
they have studied.
A few months ago the writer met
in dispensary a man who seemed to
be examining his tally card with q
minute attention. which indicated
that he recognized the characters
The latter were few and simple. mere
ly indicating his surname and num-
ber .Whang Number 1856"
On being asked if he knew the
characters by sight he replied that
he recognized about half Of them"
And you have studied at school?'
oh yes"
How long have you studied?"
Twelve years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
BONNY ALLIE.

(>ung to the tune Of Annie Lsurie. J
Among the blooming flowers,
A cottage by the way,
Lives my lovely benny Allie
As sweet as rose Of May;
Ia roam the world though wide,
Ia sail the oceans tide,
Ii my lovely bonny ) llie
Would only be my bride.
Her locks are like the raven,
Her face as white as snow,
l. nv sweetest benny Allie,
Like tinted roses blow,
The moon may wane and die,
The stars for>ake the sky;
But for thee, nv benny Allie,
''l'd lay me down to die"
As the hue that decks the lily,
As the stars that gem the sky,
So is my bonny Allie
With j.wels in her eye;
The world q gem might be,
I'd freely give for thee;
Yes. for angel Bonny Allie,
"Fd lay me down 10 die"
Her hand ! sough, in marriage,
She murmured soft and low,
"Pll be your bOnny Allie,
And to your colt Sc co."
l clasped her hand in mine
She looked so mild and meek,
"You will be my bonny Allie,
No other will l seek"
[CopJri. hi applied for.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
r hOh 4 ass 1Ass IA.
Inquiries of EX .Sedalian As to
the Queen City and George
town, Accurately Ans
wered.

The following letter shows that
people whoever lived in Sedalia yearn
for the old town:
"Ksisma. Wash. July 8.
E iitor BAz,o:-Enclosed please
find 81 tor a years subscription for
weekly BAz 20. | like the paper very
much as it fully informs me Of what
is going on in Sedalia. 1t is about Is
year. since | resided there. | am sure
/ would not know the place at this
time.
Please inform me if there is paper
published at Georgetown, in Pettis
county, and how far ia GEORGETOWN
from Sedalia at this time? 1t used to
he SIX miles, if mY memory does not
fail me-"
Respectfully,
J. W. CoLLYER.
ANSWER.
No, you would not know Se1alia.
1t is a hummer with electric lights
from Flat Creek to the cemetery, and
Judge NJ -tsker, who runs nine miles
of electric road. bought a new straw
hat yesterday. Jim Gossage has re-
signed from the police force and Third
street is being paved so fas, that the
fire. flies whenever Bo-serman aud the
contractor meets. John eastman is
he city attorney and is in favor of
Ireland's freedom. No. you would
scarcely recognize Seialla of sixteen
years ago. The old Sedalia Democrat
died four years ago and Frank Cray
croft is hiding out. Tom Kehoe is in
Mo5erly but is just like you in one re-
spect. He likes Sedalia.
Georgetown still stands monu-
mens of a small pattern of ante
be'lum days and is three miles from
Sedslia by J. NJ Byl4r's turnpike
that was never built. The old town
has no newspaper and is net likely to
have one in the near future.
II is some other place that is six
miles distant from Ssdalia and not
Georgetown that you have in your
mind.