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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

ALABAMA gives O'Neil, Dem, for
Governor, lot, 900, and Sheffield,
Ind, $4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24
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Assertion atI a TN l'"r.' 'l' '"t
uI.', most mtuc-;ed, Il Is W'.I l"i
them 10 PAUSE aHd Itil"r;, hr'"l"
giv.HG the movement al UhIt'Il+'
sup, OFT. the p"lucilHS are @!
COURSE, always III favor oi any rio-
position to increase the number OF
Offices, and the intN'cN ol tine hc-
publican party, having secured Tor
Mr.. Brcnts al unprecedented ma
IurltN, eau see III NE l'o'll"H H"'"-
lnE but talr sailing mo Inc l"i' 81
political security. Hose WHO nave
hitherto pulled the wires, however,
dc not possess So mulch iaith III 'Ht
falIlllity CT tins straw IL an lhdlc'-
tor of the direction ot III" Wiiid.
They were beaten III convention AMI
sustained a very g neal defect at
the polls; the LeSl,!a' IRE from pres
cnt indications, VIII he ah'l-hIho'
and it is altogether probable that
the one which succeeds 1t, II the
Territory is admitted, Will Ec no
more favorable to either interest.
50 far as the oid-'Ime bosses are con-
ttsRy- Ian ~ l4l-
ccrhed. "eE nave "o"'''o'9 ny ''i'N
time formed the conclusion 'iitl t"'le
better to bear thoN' HIS Inc! nave
than To ny to those 'hey KNOW hot
OF. II the party can DE run VIII
out them so as to secure S'rlct'!
partisan Legislature, avery lhipio-
bahlc thing under an 'hc cllcuh'-
stances, there may DC solii2 chth'e
Tor those Jealous Individuals VINO
are now throwing up theif mats lor
State government; but the =, just
how, assumes 1olmlG"hie liol"r-
tons. The people general! have
cut loose from party ties and they
Will not be very likely TO form new
ones as long as the political LorlHon
remalns clouied IRON the same
causes which led TO Their lndepen'
dent use OF the ballot.
\ determined o:?ort is to be made
by Mr.. Brents supporters for adj
mission at the heXt session of Con
gress. \ proposition is made, III ali
seriousness, TO send one or more Cora
missoners to help the Delegate IN
the work before Congress. THIS
indicates the importance which is
partisan measure. The interests
of the citizen will not materially
suffer from short delay, until snch
time as we can show that we possess
the requisite population for Il Re
piesentative in the lower branch of
Congress. Bv that time, we will
know precisely what we want in the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

Nh. John LanSston, of White
river, lately disposed of his farm,
in that district of country, for the
handsome sum of sd 900, and the
stock and improvements for $4,000
more, making total of sd 900.
Messrs. E. Meeker a Co. were .he
purchasers. The farm contains 100
acres IN meadow and cultivation, the
remaining l33 acres being cleared of
underbrush and seeded to timothy.
The purchasers intend to devote q
portion of this and several other
farms they have lately acquired to
bop-culture.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

IHE Son of Chief Lolo, who lives on
Snake nyer, near PaIouse ferry, was
Killed by VIM. Masterson, near
Colfax, last Friday, while lie and
two others "noble red men" were
attempting to rob Mastelson, on the
public highway.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

RICHARD Hoffman, a cripple Al.
PlItsburg, Pa, the dispatches affirm,
has ben milaculously cured of his
ailllction. This seems to be an are
Of wonders, but we must neverthc-
loss take all such stories with u few
grains Of salt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

NEARLY 5000 bales Of hopes have
so Tar this season been shipped from
the Puyallup fields.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

IL Fine Toilet Sets, Bud VASES and
Qdor Cases, at Shelton * Co.'S.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24
Election Returns.

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l"i'''', III WHAT '"' '.''| tN'' no
- : .'r,;HuG D.-;r.ci-.. ihc prob
abilities alr. however. that II Will
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Mri "it'h inAJ"l'i.'H ion Il':c-
iuG attorney are, IN Mason 80,
Thur,iun 81 Lewis II. CucLalis Il
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IN Pacific, Il total OF liz, cicctinS
NrEaIIru hy ~ ru:;iulitv.
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Inc l"iI vote OF TINS county owes
Bi'n'S W. ahd b'nA" ST. m'J NJ
" OF =" Tor the i"lmtr- III total OF
.NlH' Mrf"crHnh received no ma
J"lity, y linen i'', Smith IT." and
Hopkins I'D Cation, for JOINT
Councilman, received l.? maj, and
HrW"iI lruaN, Hep, Councilman, al
even lu'. ''t". /. thompson has II
! majority OF IL" f"r Prosecuting At
toIney,
Inc county on ''r~ are: 'AarI"N
heN''r'r' II. H. iuhGa'r ana \. q.
Lioyd representatives, W. {. PAIN
ter Auditor, ). Il. Thompson Sheriff,
j. +. boyer treasurer, WIN. Ilark-
ness Assessor, \. Cummings, VI. Il.
Ward and ,. II. IRWIN Commission
eiS, y. W. Brock School Supe!ln-
= Io,nnv SLno,, ru,,',..;.,.;,,' 80
and J. b Wells Cnrouer
Two of the REPRESENTATIVES fine
Sheriff. the Probate JUDGE and the
Coroner are Democrats.
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IN THIS county frchts received 21G
votes and BVrkc 2o2. BrcntS ma
Jonly 81, in vote OF lbs. Mcphrr
son maJ"lIty -, O'ucn's -,
smith Il and HophlnS 81. {. NJ.
bradshaw had no opponent for Pros
ecuiinS Attorney; Il. {. Kerr GG ma
Jonty for Joint Councilman and Vim.
CalIow ) maJ. for Joint feprescnta
tive.
James SeaHy Is elected Auditor, }.
). IL Van Bokkclen Probate Judge,
Jas. y. Smith, Il. ID. Attlld.c and
\. \. P!ummer, Jr., Commissioners,
j. +. Sheehan Sheriff, +. \. BAIT
lett treasurer, T.. y. Collins school
superintendent, }. >. HoNIe Coro-
ner, y: j. II. fortman Sarveyor and
l.. II. Hastings Nrcchmas!cr.
All are Republicans except the
Sheriff and the School Supellntcnd-
ant.
sNonoMIoH.
The total vote east for D.lnrnte
WAS DOL BlentS rtcrlNiur b and
Burke lS0-maj ority III. McPhcr-
sons MINORITY WIS lG9, OB.iens
l69, smith lao and Hopkins 40.
bradshaw received 3lo votes for
Prosecuting Attorney. JAS Power
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

HE official vote of New York gives
Cleveland, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, l33,39l majority. The
total vote was Cleveland 53G, 200.
and Fol9er ;}42 500, Garfield re-
celved two years ago 800, 5l4 votes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

Tie conditions of exchange, con
tanned III this covenant not being ac-
ccptcd, Mr.. Mcklnlay will please to
return the cattle received from Mr..
APPRECIATE and party, Oh his demand
at Walla Wal,u.
Jom> McLurGmIIN, c. +.
FoEr VANCOUVER, Nov. II, :Sl3.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24
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FAILS OF THE WILLAMETTE,
lie .cmb.r l9th. 1913.

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FAILS OF TIE WILLAMETTE,
lie 'cmb.r l9ih, 1913.
Drdr .NU: After many distressing
disasters and losses of which You
have no doubt heard, myself and
party arrived at Vancouver starved,
worn out and in "a miserable Il con
ditinn as human beings could well
be. We there met with that cheer
full hospitality and kindness that is
so grateful To the feelings of those
really III want of assistance. On
this subject it is unnecessary for me
tn speak further, rs the hospit ,iity of
the gentlemen of the Hudson's Bay
Company is proverblal.
DR.. Mclaughlin waving all adj
vantagcs that might have been de
rived from the exchange of cattle
made with thc Company at Walla
Walla, and actuated sincerely be
l!evc by the most generous and dis
interested motives towards the emil
grants has cancelled all contracts
made with you nj Walla Walla, so
far as the Hudson's Bay Company
was Il party.
For this reason it becoming ne
cessary for us to return to Walla
Walla for our cattle, that were eX-
changed, We would be veiy glad if it
met your wishes. 20 get the horses
and cattle back that we seld to YOU
us a private individual. Tho con
trary to my rules Of doing bust
ness, ! in this case most earnestly
solicit " RI" bUGHu, for rs told
you at the time l sold them to YOU,
that | would by no means have
parted with my horses if | could
have taken them down to Willamette
safely nor have sold the choice cows
OF the drove at any price unless the
whole drove were disposed of.
l do not pretend to deny that
Your conduct III the whole transac-
ton WAS entirely fair, Just and hon.
able, nor can in the least imp.gn
your motives if you determine TO
keep the animals, but a. the animals
are really of far less value to Non
than they are to me, and as | be-
lleve you far too generous to take
advantage Of the peculiar circum-
stances under which We acted when
we sold them, | hope you will com
ply with my wishes i'll this matter
L ain highly pleased with the Will
lamette valley rs Z farming country,
aud do not III the least regret my
journey across the mountains except
the heavy domestic calamity | suf-
fered after leaving Walla Walia,
aud with me i'll this, is you also
have lost your tirst-born, You are
able to sympathize. | have met
with immediate employment as u
surveyor III this country and am
TX ely to find as much To do is |
shall be able to accomplish. | an
now III the service of DIR. McLough-
lin in surveying his town and claim
at this place; he is here at present
on visit.
GIVE my respects to Mrs. Mckin-
lay, tell her my wife very much
hopes to see her on the VII
lanette. Make my best bow to
my General of the Horse, Mr.. Nc
Donald, and accept for yourself my
sincere thanks for the many atten-
tons ! received at your hands, and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

Mn. I. Il. Winston of Chchalis,
proposes next Summer, tn erect a
sash and door factory at that village,
to supply The place of the one des-
troyed by fire few months ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

jAI?ii. EEIbN N:| :. H. -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

Is New Jersey the Democrats are
sure OF a majority Of 3 on joint bal
lot.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

y COMPANY has been formed at Port.
land to connect that city and Van.
c0uver by railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

BI-upr Paddock, of the Territory,
is lying seriously i'll ut his former
home, Norwich, Connecticut.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24
WHITMAN.

The vote of Whitman is 2,225, a
gam OF about SEQ i'll the past two
years. Brents received ll2 majori-
ty, Mcpherson 10, Wash PIG,
Smith lS5, o Brien IL. Voorhees,,
Dem, for Prosecuting Attorney, 2l2
majority. Joint Councilman, Cation,
Dem, l6, Councilman +. j. Smith
10, JOINT Representative Brinlng
25I.
Jacob Hoover is elected Represen-
tatlve by 5G5 majority and Copley
l2'. The remainder Of tue county
officers are; Bragg Auditor, Marsh
Sheriff, ienshaw Treasurer, Smith,
}. NJ. kincaid and Palmer Commits
sioners. G. NJ. Klncuid Probate
Judge, School Superintendent Craw-
ford, Assessor Britain, Surveyor
Wolford, Coroner Livingstone,
Sheep Commissioner Murton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

u Plush Card Uses with Fine Play
ing Cards at Shcltun X cos.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-24

g. Ask for the Pcdcoch F.,i.> at shelton
n CO.'S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

8nm 8erfi6ire>& egiment III &airo itr6 d
4rnsent crfranft. @rpBe Nufreoulta bat
in &oiro Die 2(ufre9ung berporgebrodt, baB
bic nadb Dem Cuban bcoroerten 9lcfrilter
iid gcipcigcrt babcn, su mari6ircn, tpcnt
i0ncn 9lra6i ni9t gum Gefcblsbabcr gege>
ben tocroc. = Ser oeutl6e Sbcrlt Ol0teln
lit sunl GOliSei6ef bon 2llcranDrien erltallnt
porDen.
Gbtma.
Die dineiii6en Sruppen tper6en u1oerz
Siigti@ ppn &orea ab6erufcu iperoct. SIR
mcutcril0cS 8etr0gcn beginltt bic btsber in
&orca ~bcitonocnc bt;nbe Gerc6rung por
Nucnt, ma dilclii6 lit, fart SIT eri6iitz
tern.
Nm 26. 0fto6er perurIadtc in Song
fong Die 9tuDriMt, bab Sic Betyz
1labr1e unb 3crit0rln8 bcr III Der
9tGDc ~Dclcgcncn Stnbt &oip Gon 6ur0
cine n1Gdti8e qcDcirle Nineiil0e Ocleli0uIt
SIT criDortcn lei, groBe llurllbc. 9}ritcn icll7
Detc1 ouT Gil tic erG0ugcltc 9(uTiorOcrung
zinc ltortc MbtDGtlln9 SnfQntcrie nlo Cir
tillcrtc t0t) Dent hchrnDtcn Srte ulo Dcr=
Ditberten haourd bcn Nlfruhr.
Die Irnlt bC5 amcrifnniidtn 0elalbtct
gOulg iii Crnltli0 crtyontt.
S"ftN
9c3 Mifnbo'S @jc6Irt5tog ort3. 9foncnt>
be- 1. liz CARS S0pall fcltlld) 9cictert tDors
Gcl1.
Sn BEN 9tcGicrungSz g(nitoltcn lit bic cleft
trtlde Selcuhtulg cin9efitbrt lpOrocn.
Amsiinpifdles siuctIei.
- SIN Wcrifo lit bic GrGiitllt9 6cs
:3ipct9cS Der GentrnlbaDn Siuiidcn Ouallo>
juota ulh Der Gtaot Wteyito 1T gldn;cnocr
gSeilc gcfcicrt ipDrOcn.
- Sci @uopaquil lit ein 4ulncrmogoz
sim III Die <ft gc1ogcn. !3cDn Wtcnldcn
loiclt babel u~nlgctpmmclt, llto cine Stride
ltnb meDrcre 0duler ioucn scrit0rt iporbcn
lcill.
9aS Garlament bon ytcr>S iio>@ alcS
lit in Sol9c Der glbleDnun9 bcS Hano9eicycS
allfgel0lt tpDrbcn.
Sn NbeIatbe lpIl i1n Sabre 1886
cine notwithstanding ab9cbaItct iucr0cn.
2aut 9tadrtdten port pbcrcn Congo
lit bic StonlcDidc Station bort BON SIM
gcborcitct itberfollcn urlb Der GoritcDcr ocr>
lclbcn ScdclL Dcrlpurbct iporbclt.
Su &ppenDagen fato am 0olt>
1critag bic 0ffentli6e !6inri6tilrg eilc5
ScrbrcderS itatt bcr tic D~plftrc6enoe !octz
fcr criptcs itd) ais Cit grolc1lppllcr Stilntz
per urO ricf Daburd bcn Offentlidcn TIM
tpilIen beruor.
= Der 9rpscB gcgcn Sic @ebrii6er 2con
ltlto Nrr1d1o Ecl5er tDcgeit Der i'll Sanllar
bcrltbtct GrmorDung bcS Sad)lualtcrs Ser
Maps aus 9ll1tiperpcll, miro arn Wtnnto9 III
Sritiicl Beginner. 9aS Yublifum nillntt
nl Der Sadie grobcS Slltcrcl1c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
2tuSScbr1trt0 acbcflt.

Gin alter 9lr;t, petder lid pom Der lsraris ;uriidoe;cz
9cu bat, crbielt por ctncm oitinoiidcI Dtiliiondr odS
!tetcpt iEr cine einlude &riEttr>DtCoi;iu. pchc idren
uno iidcr Nu5 Sebrnnl, Duleleiccu, &dtGrrb, aithuu NIB
olc yuiir6brtit> rno EunScuiIbcl beilt, iGIpie aud elite
~9riiubtidt (oeilur9 pen NcrpenihioG6t NIB dQen Nerz
pcnbei dwcroen bcTbciiiIbr;; rcdoem Die ncilirait bieier
DicnSiu in 3anicHncn non NGlCt gcpriilt morHtr, bGlt
er eS lGr iCine Eilid)t, bclic!hc Ter itjocutcu Ulcrlbneit
bct0uut III madlru. @ou nielCu @muihe belctlt peroe
IT'D toitcnirci GIL al" 0icitniGcn, wclhc c. %wiinidcr. oie>
,r@ Necept i'll ptuiihcr, l:ouSGNidtr potr cuGI.Htr &pra>
die ieuocI, nit Der 9rilrnlibcn %rpciiiug sur Ht;titur3
unO sum r5tbroud ociitlbct. Diuu wruoe iND bricitih
nit Noitmurtc NH inter Ncumiug oieicr 3eitunQ on
~. ". WODeS, 119 Eowcr'S SIOd. &o4eiter,
VI. y. 9otl3w0iu@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
Sic SS0=NcaowS.

Vie <SrDBl0qe Der AOO : NelorD5
bielt Nreito0 lire S0luBlitung db ll1o beeltz
6ete Die @ablen beS Gorltonbe5 nit fol9enz
benz @rorclultat: GroBnneilter: Is. u. Seller
aus ARt. Wernon; I0iilfS: WroBmeilter: :. i.
l;belpS aus WulesburG; WrpBzS OntntCilter:
S.G. Sid1or ollS Hodforb; @roB=Secre=
fGr: yt. &. gtoiou ats ASeDria; GrpB=9Sarz
oeiu: gS. IS. &rape aus Nreeport; 0roBz
&oplan: Nep. sc. .. Gage aus Nllrora
WrpEzW taridou: 9. u. Otiier aus Gbicago &;
Orp}. Tii6rer: g. =. SeIDep aus Solicit
WroB> Sni,cnruG6ter: GboS. Siidler ousGbtz
coop; WroE: NitFculpGdter: &. Coulter aus
Srcnton. Gle Wtit9lieoer Der Z @omiteS lilto
nod niht e%rnonut, ltno man erlaltbte Dem
Orobncilter ii5 3eit, nit Der NlSlpabl Der
lcIber III nebmer. sc 1 Otit9lteo Der per=
l6iebeicn GomiteS luirb bettl6 lein.
,ESm Nuocrneiuel1 bat baS G%elttidtbltm llilo
bas libcrolc Clement Der Sbb SellolpS beoeltz
telbe Sic9e errlrgell, SIT benen aud Der Sez
ihlnB Der @rpBlogc gcbOrt, Der beltl0elt
E9ae in Jtoftorb Oen %Sreibriet Ut ertbeilen.
SCI Iebte OroBn1eiltcr bette beftig ge9en Die
Nutnabrne bieler @o9e Opponirt. Ile oelttz
ld,en Sooenmit0lieber logtcn lid an SdlllB
nit GtoI;, baB boS 0cutldtbrm oil @inflllB
in Der yo0e in tourt erboiiteln WaBltabe 9es
monlen babe.
81. 81. g. 0ierce's Golden Medical Dis
co%very" (golbeue mebiSintl0e @ntoedl1O
beilt Iebe Nrt NuSl0log, bon 9emobnli9elt
%,liunen ober9tusl0log oil bis Sur l1ltnlnltell
Sfropbel. = Nicr bis le6s Slolden Dellelt
Sol,flnb ODER Tle6te. : Sine bis flint Slaz
i6cn beilen Die i6limmiteu @cli6tSiinnen =
31pci lis pier TlolC3cn bcircicn ben 0r9olis=
mus pom Wclt3rpiilltcn, ~lut9eiMWiiren mnb
GdmQrcn.- Mimi bis o0t 6lol6en beileI
folllioe ODER eitriSe @ei0piire nlb Die
Idlirnntlte Gfropbcl. Nci 9lpotbeferl, uno
nit orobcm EreisradloB i'll Horticn por Ell
ueln balbel ODER golSel Sneeilo.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-04
Friday Nights Sport.

There was a very animated crowd at
Smiths opera house, Friday night, either
to indulge in the sport of roller skating
or to watch those who did and to laugh
and cheer whenever the laugh or cheer
came I'm.
On that evening the proprietors of the
rink at Smiths hall presented q special
prize in the form of a most elegant basket
Of cut flowers, all the way from one OF st.
Louis finest Conservatives. Prof. Webb :
band was also present in all the gorgeous
ness of their rich red uniforms and white
plumed caps The music was good
A committee of three, Messrs. j. l..
Hall. Jim MerrI6eld and Harry Watkins
was selected to award the prize. They
gave it to Miss Eva johnson and the
young lady was loudly cheered. Amonf
those present the reporter noted the fol-
lowing: Ben Lyon and wife. Geo. T..
Brown and wife, Harry Watkins and wife,
j. Patterson and wife, Jno. Hall and wife,
Mrs. j d. Russell. Mrs j. A. Fisher, Mrs
A. Thomas, Miss Eva johnson, A. l..
Goodwin and wife, Louis Jacobs and wife,
Mrs. Hoffman, brent Demuth and Miss
Mamie, Howard Parke and wife, Rube
Hampton, Al DonohOe, Chas. King,
Walter and Ed. Kent. Miss Belle Hail,
III. C. Barker and wife, w. Nj. Buchanan,
Mrs. Merrifeld, Miss Ella James, Miss
Maggie Cowie, James Merriield, w. A.
Mcmillan and wife, Jno. Montgomery
and wife, Miss Lizzie Baker, Miss Venie
Hammond, Misses kckeen and Patterson,
Miss Bebie McVey, Mrs. c. q. Ford, Mrs.
Stella Jones, Misses Ada Greenwood, An
ME Allen, Frevvie Bartlett. Lizzie Howard,
Allie Bixby and Maggie Smith DIR.
Field, Mr.. Jno. Cation, of Blackburn, and
Miss Gordon. of st. Joe; Mrs. Annie Slack,
Jake Brandt, Miss Melia Sarman and Miss
Wolf, Mrs f. W.. Ford and Mrs. j. e.
Mcneil
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-04
LAMONTE ITEMS.

Miss Ollie Shively. OF Sedslia, is Wis
iting at the Files house.
j. l. Conway, of Boonville, has been
visiting his brothers here.
Miss Jennie Zilhart, of Sedalia. was
visiting i'm town this week.
R q. Yocom returned Friday evening
from Indiana, looking hale and hearty.
The sale by r. w. Gunthrie, assignee
OF &. +. Mcconnell, was concluded Satur-
day morning.
j. Baldwin has sold his farm to w. F.
Yankee, of Warrensburg. Consideration,
one thousand dollars.
Miss Fannie Stock, OF Sedslia, has
been visiting her sister and friends, for the
past week, in this vicinity.
The Good Templars had All interesting
lodge Friday night and changed the night
OF meeting to Thursday night.
1t is talked around here that certain
old gentleman is going to housekeeping, he
having purchased largely at the sale.
Emma Tunnel, of Iowa, and Eliza
Grossman, OF ROcheport, who have been
visiting the family OF julie Busch, on Fri
day morning left for Boonville.
j. NJ. Ofield, OF Sedalia, attended the
sale of hardware, stoves and tinware in
this place on Thursday. We understa nd
that he is somewhat interested.
Elder j. A. Brooks, of Wsrrensburg,
will deliver lectures on temperance in the
Baptist church in this place next Thurs
day and Friday evenings. All are invited.
DIR. Walker has been circulating q
subscription paper to obtain the wherewith
to repair the damages to the Methodist
church, also to carpet and make other
necessary improvements.
Miss Lulu Stock returned home yes
terday, after having passed the last eight
months teaching the Weikal school. She
has been very successful as teacher, hay
ing given general satisfaction.