The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-23
NEWS AND NOTES.

-Parisians. never particularly
quiet, are now making u good deal of
Noyes.
And now the English war corres-
pendent are discovering female officers
in both armies.
40 Hamilton woman Is living
with her six.ySecond husband. lis
name is John Minnet.
Stanley Is man who llc,l ,o parts
unknown. AMI vet retained the re-
sDect of his employers.
Dan Dull il runnin. fnr Sheriff.
in Fayciic County. IA. Ii rl-ci,,! Ia.
will hc the Dan-Duil-li"n -: III. hour.
baltimore has u new paper called
E~ry .SaturL.y. This gives the pro-
prieror every Sunday TO count ~,
profits.
Wyoming women must TIL their
aye before they can voIc. but ,hoS,'
over seventy don't feel l,ad over .his
rule.
The O~weg" I',Erl;"A mentions
that the schooner NrWsi,1y has been
lihclic.l-a- u c.,:uIiinn carrier. prsha-
bly,.
The Siam .i'r..fi-.s. slys that
Gcn. Gran; y going iu make u vii,
out there. B-.var. "i Malay-ria j:
y"u .lo, General.
The Arctic INSURANCE Company
l. ia irln..c. Over >!,"c-rance dii ii.
FIX. Oh gum how. that SHOW way
tn iais.
Oakley Hall nDw saws h. lri,
home or account ii inne..ti.. Troubles
il.,!n't Mrs. Hall warned him Ia kert,
uu; at the Kitchen?
hing Gelele. of Delaney. i.
about to- send an cmhissy :" Enaiin,l
ln set with what sort 81 nation b.,
has made treaty.
- Su-an Il. Anthony advances th,.
opinion thu. the triumph If fcnal,.
suffrage i'll Wyomin. Is i happy 'oncn
"i victory everywhere.
The M-xicans are securing large
quantities of armS.-Ey. They NAV ~
vel! lay in a supply of legs t"o. while
they're abou; it.
a race of calves fer their supper
was nne Of the fair attractions at Il
Kentucky country Fair, i brindIe
calf woI the first tc,:.
A hlini mrn IN Newport supports
a large family nf children AMI seven
dogs with hInd organ. Oh, think
of the Swearing over there
"A New Hampshire girl wrote to a
f,rmcr to send h.ra specimen potato
bu.. lie sent his son. and Il
happy marriage has resulted.
We are not so hardened in edi-
toral sin rs To- tell a SO lie teven
though il he abnut Il camp meeiing)
for a fifty cent admission ticket.
AN exchange saws: '.Fcw men
ever snecze tn suit YOU" This Is not
so iamentabie rs Is the fact that few
men ever snceZe To- suit them
selves.
An exchange SAYS that the money
rased i,y Gilman by his forgeries WAS
spent ''in pleasant. artistic anil beau
,iful family life" What subject for
chrome.
The belle. is gradually Becoming
an unaiierahle conviction in the
American mind that Connecticut
cisar-makers do not always 20 to
heaven when they die.
We feel To rejoice. The leaves
are falling. and the daily papers will
soon have rcom :ur something beside
lase hall AMI politics. Thus nature
brings Us relief
An intelligent; critic comes to the
conclusion that red velvet vests mus,
have gone ou. ii fashion many years
ago. rs hone oi the tra.nps are wearin.
them now.
Every time the Old set of MEM
hers are turned out Of the Virginia
CITY Common Council. it produces a
glut in & he market fo.' bar-;en,lers and
rauses a reduction Of wages.
Now that paniers are again CON-
ing into vogue. several country editors
who had determined to suspend pub
|ieaiion have thought better If it and
to hold on a while.
Unless more employment shall he
opened To woman. pnlygamy will
presently he staring Us in the face. -
:x. Suppose some Of them learn how
10 do homework.
"A st. Louis negro who pawned
,is shotgun. for a marriage license /
aid about week after the |
ceremony was performed. that he was
always afraid the gun would be the !
leath IF him.
-"Did he love the Majors daush-
err" said old Mr.. Botskei To his
wife, at the tea-table. in answer to an
concerning their mutual
'ephew. "Why, Of course not-hc
married her."
First BIiton. IN America-'.Now
Y 'at line do take to go South wen
get to the HohiO?" Second B.
wy. when you get to Louisville,
'Ou ave only TO say, "Where Is the
lei and Hen p and there you are"