The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-14
STATE NOTES.

-JamesnOrt Il rubbing III some holiness.
Cameron votes To organize a. city
PIP to9.
Maple trees near Galena are running
delicious sap.
Hannibal is saw-dusting an unusual
quantity of ice.
-Methodists at Newark want to organize
a church society.
-Stewartsville's Methodist revival
bleached 100 souls for the kingdom.
-Mooresville has added accommodations
for the public-a calabOOse.
There are 5000 more bows than girls
in - joe" Ii isn't their fault
Ii the rock bed near Odessa passes
trial, a lime kiln will be established there
Springfield has it, streets cleaned by
prisoners ~ho can't pay their fines.
The people of Fredericktown are talk
Ing about organizing Il fire company.
Trenton Star will soon pierce the cloud
of suspension with come to-stay beam
About thirty barrels of poultry were
shipped from Mexico To ~. Louis one day
last week.
The pigeons are rOOsting within four
miles OF Townsville and the bows are hav-
ing gay time.
AT ST. Joe, the 9th, Mr. and Mrs Peter
Stevens will celebrate their 10Th wedding
About the FIRST of March firm from
Chicago will open extentive marble yards
In Springfield.
An organ has been presented the Belaire |
Methodist church by Mr.. and Mrs Lon |
Stephens, OF BoOnville
More dwelling houses are being called |
for every day in Carrollton. Fifty addi- |
tional ones could be rented in a week.
A saloon-keeper was recently fined $50
and costs for allowing a minor to play bill
lizards in his house, at Cameron, Mo.
Col. Dan Negley has sold the indie
pendence Progress to w. NJ. Il j. q.
Cash, who will make of il a democratic
sheet.
knights of Pythias at Hannibal will |
put up $4,000 opera house II the citi-
zer,s but; guarantee them one-fifth that
sum.
-Moberly people prefer amusements TO
lectures Robert ID. Barclay did not de-
liver his anti-IngersOll lecture there, be-
cause but twelve listeners gathered st the
hall.
Ben Fl. Stuart, collector of Lewis
county, collected over $4,000 during the
month of December last-said To be the
largest collection made by any one in one
month.
WIN. Farrap, of Perry county, became
leranged last week and imagined he was
inspired to go TO Washington to preach to
Guiteau. He Was taken To st. Louis for
treatment.
A fire brick and pottery mandatory
at Fulton is talked OF by parties of ample
means. The material is not costly, verv
abundant and accessible and of the best
quality to he found I'm the state
A majority of the coal miners at Rich
nond are still out on a strike, and there
S No change In the situation Of affairs
since last week. The colored miners are
about all at work at the reduction.
Prof. Whitney, assistant professor of
In Michigan university al
Ann ArbOr, was the successful applicant
or the chair of mathematics In the Mis-
'ouri school OF mines and metallurgy.
Miss Katie Veatch, of Keytesville,
son first prize offered by the Charlton
courier for the person who could form the
greatest number of words from the papers
had sos out of 1875 words
correct.
Hannibal lumber dealers have or
yanized . sash, door and blind association
with large paid-up capital, have purchased
property and will erect on 1t, as the begin
ning OF an extensive mandatory, a ware
mouse l5OxSO.
Milan is to have another Touring and
saw mill. Mr. Thomas McNought has
purchased half interest in the Clidewell
mill, which will be removed To- that place.
with the addition of new machinery, To
make 1t one OF the best mills in the
The board OF health of Ste. Genevieve
has ISSUED an order To everybody To- vac
rinaIe without delay, and have appointed
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