The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-24

-CAills pssval q Taskic.
-Deltoa Dseds ssv hoasl.
Bellies dsesss azs kept busy.
-TypAsiA 1svss il Cass county.
Lama, slss, he sksting rink.
! -Psssy aAisvine gee q u Canton.
! Polk county reports . lsng sick list.
! The Aooerosville Mention has s1s-
peaAsd.
"A hrass bend teacher 10 waited 6
Bstt0s.
-Cass sss expected 10 Ozark BY hsvea-
Der Is.
, The Kiss City Chronicle is nov -
| eiShs-c0iUua folio. Is
The late ains are making 1as tsr-
nip cRob In AissUs,i.
The dried apple product ii Texas viii
b large this year.
-CartAaes public schools have IN en-
sslioeHs Of loss pupiis.
The Carshsge woslsa nile ars likely
e - rebuilt st Vacs.
! --D0es.;ils people are scstssic over
shsis NV possU6ce.
Fat hoss 2s- ceiling in Barton county
for ssves Ard s0s-Aalf cents per pound.
--C'b.iiicssAs's Skating riuk is yell pat
svAA4 q iNcsusA DoU.
Al: les ase selling for IL cents per
basAsl in Ray county orchards.
Springfield imports three-fourths of her
butter from other states.
Barton, Howell, Randolph and Scott
counties have no court houses.
The Keytesville Enterprise has sus-r
pended-been ab,"rtcd by the Courier.
--Breckenrit- 5 shipping large quanti-
ties OF fine apple, TO eastern markets
Butter and eggs are reported scarce
and high priced in all parts Of the slate.
MIR. j ID. Crisp mot John IT, has
bought hall interest IL the Holden Enter
prise.
The Iron Mountain railroad earned
over S7OO,eOO last month, if reports are
true.
The people of Excelsior Springs are
just now stirred up on the prohibition que,-
ton.
An exchange saws that Frank James
has signified his intention of pardOning
Missouri.
Harrison county court at its last term
assessed 1915 in fines for selling livuOr un-
lawfully.
The Seligman Sunbeam complains of
continuous systematic Sabbath dessecra-
ton in that place
The West Plains will pay eighty
cents per bnshel for wheat and make 400
barrels ol -four weekly
Howell and Barton counties will vote,
i'm November, on the proposition to build
a new court house.
Charles f. Stokes has decided to re-
tain control ot his paper, the Dexter Enter
prise Messenger, Tor the present.
The Southwestern Lead and Zinc
smelling works shipped their first car load
of zine fron, Rich Hill last week.
Carroll county will vote i'm November
as to whether or not the township organi-
zatiOn shall be continued.
Charlton county tobacco will be finer
In quality this year than ever before, in
in the opinion Of the Brunswicker.
johnson county has contributed $4s-,
600 to the new Chicago 4 Alton branch
railway running TO the southwest.
The Rich Hill Coal company are now
prepared to serd out l25 cars of coal daily,
but can only obtain eighty cars.
Broom corn commands $40 per ton
i'm Barton county. The crop of broo.A
corn in the county is estimated at So, 900.
The Mercer county republicans have
at least 800 majority over all other parties
combined, says the Princeton Telegraph.
Bntter has been high or somewhere else
the past week as ii was not within sight
of dealers or sumers.-Springhsld Pat
riot.
The Spfinfeld Patriot SAYS each day
brings newcomers to the city looking for
locations or farms i'm the neighborhood.
The Greene county Sunday School
convention will meet at Cave Spring ON
Tuesday, October "a, and be iu session
three DAYS.
The question Vi removing the county
seat If St0ddari county from Bloomfield
to Dexter, will he voted on at the NOvem-
Der election.
Governor Crittenden thinks prohibi-
tory amendment to the constitution would
be adopted if submitted to proper vote in
Missouri.
Mark Twain scrap books,
all sizes, at j. West G0odwin's,
200 Ohio street.
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