The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-06-21

u 6rst-claa. He employs two hands
constantly, sticks close to his shop. ID
q pleasant. sociable young German,
worthy Of public cou6denee and 10
proepering.
DR.. J. ". II. Ross,
. regular physician. graduated from
the St. Louis Medical college in 1861
and began the practice OF his profes-
sion in Pettis county, nine miles south-
west of Sedalia. He afterwards prsc-
ticed in Marshall for . time, and then
1t Otterville and at Lamine City. A.
ter which he came - Pilot Grove.
twelve years ago. He was one IF the
first citizens Of new Pilot Grove. His
office be makes at his elegant resi-.
dence on the corner Of Second and
Roe streets. He 10 q man Of sterling
ability and courteous manners. and
enjoys 4 large general practice in both
town and country. The doctor 10.
formed the BAzOo missionary that
with the exception Of come pneumonia
in spring and winter aud % occasional
malarial crookedness in summer and
fall, that the town and vicinity IF Pi-
lot Grove are remarkably healthy.
The doctor is emphatically a Mis-
sourian. His grandfather. Who VAS
earthquaked out Of New Madrid, No. =,
in 1911. Was one Of the earliest set-
tiers Of this state. His father Vas q
native Of Missouri, and he is .
product of Cooper county. He has
MANY warm friends, and Is a clever
gentleman. carrying q vast fund Of
general information.
MRS. r. c MAssIE's BOARDING HOUSE,
is q homelike establishment. E,csted
near the depot and largely patrunizeti
nv travelling men aud students If the
Pilot Grove c,,llege. She pruvides
Judging with hoard by the meal. day,
week or month. Her ro'ms are
large, airy and comfortable. The
lawn about the house Is shaded. cool
and pleasant. The table products are
lastly selected and superinteDded by .
good cook. Mrs. Mxssie. though au
elderly lady. ON account Of her accom-
manners. has become mother
to her student bnarders aud great Ia
vorite with her drummer" guests.
MRS. J. d QUINLIN, N LINER
and dressmsker, 6rrt door south If
w. H. Harris, ON Msin street. has
had eight years experience in that line
Of business. Sine keeps q full line of
ladies' hats, notions and fancy goods.
She pays especial attention to wedding
outfits. aud warrants satisfaction. Her
is very large among the
ladies' attending the cnilege. She
made their tasty last winter costumes.
Or rather uniforms. which consisted oi
blue cashmere. trimmed with old gold.
Mrs. Quinlin keeps constantly en-
ploved an assistant milliner aud dress
maker. and guarantees her customers
10 do work as we'll and at lower prices
han can he had ut BoOnville.
!. z. SMITHS FURNITURE AND UNDER
TAKING
sta b'ishment carries q fine stock Of
irst class chamber suits. bureaus.
PRESSING easea, sofas, mirrors, and does
III kinds II furniture work and re-
pairing furnishes collins, caskcts, ele-
pant burial trimmings and all manner
Il undertaking work. Mr.. Smith
leo carries . line Of sewing machines.
md sells among musical instruments
he weIl.known Carpenter organ"
He is q native of Charlottesville, Vir-
,inia, and followed the famous south
I'm leader. Stonewall jackson, for
our years during the late war. He
vent to Pilot Grove last November.
md already enjoys = liberal trade. He
3 the efficient city marshal OF the place
md is characterized BY old time "old
courtesy and hospitality.
IRIS. e J. MAsTEN. MII.LINER AND
DRESsMAKER,
'as since 1874 been building the
tylish hats and dresses worn BY the
aides of Pilot Grove and vicinity.
'ince the 10th of last April she has
old from her establishment seventeen
Oxen ladies' hats. She keeps q neat
inc of the most fashionable hats,
lowers and trimmings in addition to !
carefully selected stock Of notions,
.ees aud fancy go.sls. Of bridal hats
nd dresses she makes . speciality. and
ontrols . liberal patronage. Almost
II of the tasty dresses worn by the |
Dung ladies at the graduating exer- !
ises Of the Pilot Grove college were |
be haudiWork Of her establishment. |
he keeps constantly employed two
adies as assistants. Some Of the |
nelly finished costumes in silks DOW
o exhibition ut her place Of business, !
orner of Broadway end Roe streets. |
re beauties, and would compare f. !
orahy with city work. Her prices !!
re reasonable and her custom very |
lrge for the size of the town. She IL
leo agent for the Howe sewing ma
hine. Of which she sells quite q large |
lumber.
". w. ROE, BLACKSMITH
I'D wagonmaker, has been shoeing !
orses. building wagons, making !
lows aud doing general repair work |
, wood and iron on vehicles, imple-
rents and machines in Pilot Grove
yer since the town was born. tie is
skilled. careful, reliable work man. !
'arrsnts ell the products Of his hand |
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