The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-13

was visiting his brother, Moses Elliott
Thursday la I.
Ali. Burneti's Tea Party will give an
ensert ,inmcut at Empire hall next
We lnrsiav evening.
r. X. Harwood, ex-county clerk, has
opened a real estate Office over Christie
piers dry goods store.
y. b. WOrden has moved his stock oil
drugs tn the old bank building, corner oil
Holden AMI Culton streets.
H. y. Hughes intends reinodelling
his residence on Gay street, and will build
y splendid two story brick.
The Standard Office has been moved
from the north to the south side Of Pine
street, and its presses are now run by
steam.
Jacob Hirsch vii soon begin the
erection OF q handsome residence on the
Corner of Gay street and Washington
avenue.
Rev. s. X. Ruse will attend the an
nusi conference oil the NJ. +. church, ON
the 18th, aud will probably be returned to
this charge.
Rev. Father Euright, Of st. Mary's
Casaoiic church, has been delivering a
series oi lectures to his parishioners The
attendance il quite large.
-Dcnavin's Tennessee Jubilee Singers
will give anoIhcr cone. r: here on the 10TH
Their concert on the 80 Tor the benefit of
the Normal grounds, melted about $45.
County court was in session Tuesday,
and awarded the con'rsc; for printing the
financial sfa n ha -
warrenshnrg Journal and Holden Enter
prise for Sl73
w. X. Smallwood, of Woodland, No.,
passed through here on the 1st inst. with
,l~yen head of catrl-, valued at <, 300
hey were full blooded Herefords, Tough;
at Pleasant Hill, where they were raised,
with ih- exception of ore, which was i'm
ported They were very fin..
-Cisrl.s McFsr;snd has bought the As
bury pr..perty, oil West Gay street. and has
novel his family there. Joseph Hirsh
has rert the Bile properly, corner Gull
ION and Mcguire streets, where he and Mrs.
Asbury will reside until Mr. Hir.ch has
comp c'el his residence, corner of Gay
street and Washington nv nue.. Joe Chris
IoPher, who lived in the Bale prop rty
PRIOR 20 this change. has gone to lie q
granger on MS farm.
The approaching election in this CITY
promises To he very interesting one, a.
both parties intend 10 "wsr to the knife and
the knife to the hilt." Two years ago, the
first election under the charter a. city of
the fourth class, the republicans elected the
mayor, marshal and three Of the four alder
men Last year they elected tWo aldermen.
the democrat elected two years ago holding
over. This year there are to elect Q may
or, marshal AMI two aldermen, one from
each ward. Mayor Hedges, who has held
the ofic- and is q strong prohibitionist, re-
fuses to become candidate. II. F. Clark,
who is not prohibitionist, is prominently
spoken OF BY republicans, while the demo-
cia,s have not yet come to the front. Can
didstes for marshal, since it has been known
that that office and street commission r
rill be consolidated with an increase of
salary. are "Plumb" Magoon and Capt
Nat Hillhouse, republican and democrat
respectively. Others of lesser importance
are spoken of. 1t Is evident now that tenn
perxnce will cut no snail figure in the
election, and which side will win, time only
can tell. For aldermen, no names have
been mentioned. There are Ouly two can.
didates, SO far, for county school commits
.sioner-W. L. Berry, present incumbent,
republican, and T. c. Hornbuckle, demo-
crat.