The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-24
CLINTON CHIPS.

Miss Kate Taylor Will teach select
school at Montrosa this spring.
Tom Psdfe!d il now on the night po-
lice force in place OF George HapgoOd.
JIG McCarty hlDgs up his hat every
day in AIlison's extensive clothing house.
He i, goed clerk.
Miss Geraldine Lewis. for some time
visiting in the city, returned home te Schen
City, rsesday night.
MIS-. Mary E White and daughter, of
IL Due. have been visiting g. F. Rcck and
family during the past few days
Gro. G. Mcneil, the jolly rustler on
the Advocate, LETT Friday morning for o.
ceols, TO try his haud at railroading.
White Bros will probably establish Q
branch store south of US il a suitable open
ing can be found in which TO engage.
Monday last Mr.. Peter Martin, who
lives 10 Springfield township, took his first
ride on the cars, AID he is 70 years of oge.
WIN. Langeuhsus, a resident of Jeffsr-
son CiIy. will remove TO this city ard en-
gage IN manufacturing soda pop with Har-
meyer.
A portion of Brenneiaen & COTS as
sisnment stock has been purchased by j.
III. L'uney. OF Osceols, and was moved
down the last of the week
Mrs. s. p Faris left Monday for Du-
raDsO, Col. To attend to the wants OF her
sou who had bis foot 81 badly frozen lately
as 10 Dec ssitste amputation.
William Elliott's trial came eff Tues
day afternoon, which resulted IN his plead
ing guilty and the fine was placed at SIS.
he ms "vsmoOsed" FROM among us-gone.
The streets about town are simply in q
nor Id condition. The mud i, so deep ia
some of tn streets that il is almost impos-
sibie to drive through. They should be
mscsdsm lzed.
Mrs. NJ. De la Verlyel and daughter,
guests Of Hon. A. G.. Avery sn1 family, re-
urned to their home in Independence,
Kas, "Wednesday.
One OF Clinton's fairest daughters,
Mss Lola Dosr, deua ted Saturday eveB-
ing for 1t. Louis. From there she goes TO
Kentucky to acrept a position In large
miliioery establishment.
"A man from Harrisonville, Frank 4.
McLaughlin, has taken the contract to
grade FIVE miles OF road on the K. G. c. &
> which will take il close to the Usage.
About 200 men will be emp Dyed and it
witt take about four months TO do the
job.
Quite csoEd of "corn stalk sailors"
who had net heard of the governors com-
muiing powers, were in town early Friday
morning to witness the fnsl winding up Of
HOpkirk and Brown6eld. They were
<omewhst disappointed and went home
RAJ her ind grant. Poor creatures
Sunday afternoon a coon, William
Doyce, and two white boys, William and
>ilss Allmsu, all under age, got into q
tussel in West Clinton, which came near
re ulting in the departure of said coon
from this mundane sphere The Allmsns
cut the I'D OF color 10 fearful manner,
for which sport they now languish In the
county Jail under $1,000 bond. The econ
is getting along very we'll.
Our right marshal, George Hopgood
hiss handed in his resignation, and will
leave us Monday for Illinois, to engage Ia
business for himself. If ever a man did
mis- duty and tried to serve his people hon
-stly. GEORGE did, and he will be sadly
missed rs msrshsl and . No. citizen.
May his grandest hopes be realized in his
uew undertaking, snd the "6lthy lscrs'
roll into his jeans from every quarter.