The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-22
MOVE TO MISSOURI.
A Lady's Sensible Advice to In
tending Immieranis.

A Lady's Sensible Advice to In
tending Immigrants.
Mn. NJ. Il. Wolinbarger Of Gallaiin,
Mo. writes NJ follows 20 the Cincinnati
Commercial:
I would like 90 say Ia lh"ee Of yonr
readers living ia Southeastern Obi" and
Eastern VirginI,, trying 10 make living
by tilling ,ho~e poor knobs, come to North
wr~icrn Missouri.
I have been for the past two months
visiting in Ohio and West Virgini.. and
found times much harder there than in
Missouri.
While riding through the country "a.
much amused at the manner of culiivaiirg
com; one man would lie blowing With one
horse, followed by three or four men with
hOe~. Here We never think Of taking the
hoe into the corn field. and pillow with iwo-
hor~e culiivai"rs. All other kinds oil
crops are cultivated aud taken care of viii,
equal convenience.
II nothing happens TO the corn from nov
till gathering time. it will yield on ."
average IL at least sixty bushels per acre.
l left Ohio June 18th. Corn "a. then
from six inches to foot high the same
through Iodisna and Eastern Illinois, but
in Western lIiinoi. il Was i,etier. A. roou
As cro~--d the Mississippi l saw vast
difference in the corn il was from three "a
five fe~i high, and at the date of tins writ.
ing il is ta-'Iing out. Oats will average
about forty bushels PR acre; wheat TIA,
has been ihr-rbeL yields from fifteen Ia
thirty bushels. wonId venture the a,<~r-
lion that there is more live stuck raised in
one county here than in six counties where
I have bern visiting.
A great many think that Missouri IL
overrun with outlaws and desperadoes. hat
Il they will examine the statistics they will
fnd there il more crime committed in the
Eastern States than here.
would say TO farmers, come 10 North
west Missouri where the coil is gos,d and
where you get return for your labor.
The time has passed for the Elixir,
Cordials' ETC., for the baby. and Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is nov the established and re-
Liable remedy. Price Is cents bottle.
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Jefferson City's Railroad.
Fla! ha! ha! There are those in the
world who do not believe that Jeilenson
City in going to build railroad, and they
are on the line Of the J~fjerron CITY 4
that some Of the signers In the fund To the
railroad are not worth . dollar in money
and still le,e in real estate. and ssill their
names are pu' down for i've hundred dol
lar. to "wboop the boys up" We expect.
The Pierce City Empire evidently has very
little faith in the ability Of Jellenon City
10 build railroad, and in the last edition
af that paper the following article 10 found.
Il has e~capei the eye Of the Jefienon City
papers, M doubt, which j. the reason none
of them have given il . wider publica-
ton. Ne sill leave Messn Carter h
Regain and Burch 10 gnav the Gle:
The delegates from the Southwest Who
viaiisd the msch advertised convention
held At J~iBrrson City yesterday . week
ago, do not oring very favorable reporta.
There we're but few delegates present, and
they were by no means grsiI6ed BY the
Offers made on the Part Of the J~iferson City
people. For come time the abatement had
heen made that forty-6ve thousand dollar
had been suhscribed BY the capital city To
any company that would build . south
western road from that city but the fact.
seem 10 he that they have . road bed
graded l2 10 Is yean ago. the path Of
which can only be seen from the remsina
Of freezes. beating r.ios and the siSns Of
fer0cious bullocks. To this precious do
nation vill be added some four or Eve
ihousand doll.n. supposed 10 Be . snf6.
cient sum TO oil the gift 70 that 1t will PEI.
from Old shareholders In new ouea. The
meeting va . farce, and the delegates from
this part oil the country are willing to
leave the fortune of the road bed in the
hands Of the State Capital for the psraeni,
hut are more than ever induced to sdvo.
cate the removal Of the capital away from
Jefferson City.
That Cutting 0crape.
The case Of HoyIe and the negro Cnok
vas called in the court Of Judge CLARK this
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