The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-21
MISSOURI MATTERS.

/ -AtchisOn county has eight newspapers
-Granby has fruit-packing establish
ment.
! Apple shipping is > leading industry
at CRANKY.
"A few flakes fell at Memphis on Mon
day of last week.
! Fishing is still good in Black river,
| saws the Cash.Book.
! -Laclede county has a fiourishinx
! teachers association.
! The Howell county probate court
meets November ~.
Thirty hands are kept at work in the
CRANKY jack yard.
! The CRANKY MINISTRIES are on the roai,
striving for fame and fortune.
Rails county voted against c0mpro-
missing its railroad Indebtedness.
The hog law is said to have been
adopted in Boone county by 335 majority.
Miss Sallie Judkins is manager OF the
Rich Hill telegraph ofkce.
The Odessa News says night watch
man Is re, ded IN that town.
A large acreage of wheat has been
sown in New Madrid county this year.
-Ou; Il ga votes polled in Cape Uirar-
deal township, Judge Hager got SO3.
Tie Monticello Journal complains
that there are no good apples in that mar
ket.
Thirteen carloads of wheat were
shipped from Monroe in four days last
week.
--Greene COUNTY voted against restrain
ing hogs FROM running at large tive to one.
The voters oi Lewis county defeated
the proposition to move the county seat To
Canton.
-Humansville has patent frui; evap-
orator which will dry from 20O to 800
bushels Of apples daily.
Telephone poles are Icing put up all
over Springfield. The boom set ms to have
broken ont airesh.
"A four foot vein of coal has heeu
struck at depth OF lS2 leet, within The
corporate limits Of Moberly.
The Pleasant Hill Review saws MANY
cOlOred men voted the democratic ticket in
that city at the late election.
Nevada needs a building association,
says the Mail, and modestly adds in post
script board OF trade also.
The hog law was adopted in Clinton
county by about 800 majority, aad town.
ship organization defeated by twenty-eight
votes.
-Shoal creek was higher last week than
ii has been since 1875, and wagons were
BLOCK aided all of one day.
Tine Jackson Cash Book says 31O,96.
acres OF swamp land were recently sold in
Butler, Mississippi, Stoddard and Sect
counties.
-Spo-tsmen are haying fine time out
on the Cape Girardeau Southwestern rail-
way shooting ducks.-Cape Girardeau
Democrat.
A New Madrid firm advertises to gin
cotton the balance of the season for the
seed, and to bale IL for the bare cost OF
strips and bagging.
The hunters from Houses Springs
onlv went to the Mammoth ford on Bag
river. They staid one week and killed six
deer Hillsboro Democrat.
"A Carthage ON sn says that for every
Young vile who cannot cook there Is a
yonng husband who will not make fires,
carry ashes. split kindling or shovel snOv,
and can not market because he does not
know q hawk from q hen.
The Macon county apple crop this
year is over 100000 bushele, estimated at
not less than $66, 900 in valne. Buyers
have been busy for weeks past at Macon
City, Round 6rOve, Bevier, New Cambria,
Blackwells, Atlanta and La Plata.
The jefferson City Tribune says: Col.
Dallmeyer was hunting ducks at the Belch
lake yesterday morning, and had the good
luck to Kill four-rroDg buck that came
to the lake for water. The colonel vas
troubled with the ague all the afternoon.
Mr. Edward J. Gerald, of East Liver
pool, D., is looking over the country for
kaolin or china clay. ii found in satisfsc-
tory quantities and qualities, it will open
a new industry here. A number of prom
ising deposits have been found which are
vet to he tested as to quantity only.-Steel-
Vile Mirror.
The Potosi Independent ssys w. NJ.
Mattock is at present expectiDga gentle
nan from Kansas City, who hae offered
him 81 900 for the cave discovered on his
farm some years ago, out OF which he in
tends to quarry stone for the manufacture
Of ornamental mantels. the stone il called
Missouri onyx, and when polirhed is al
most trans parent.