The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-03-03
SNOW DRIFTS.

Recorder Rauck is in the field for an
other term.
-Rickman's friends insist he must have
a second term.
M. M. Hampton makes a call for re-
election ss assessor.
j. w. Snyder is looming up as cam
didate for city register,
Mud and slush was the predominant
ing feature yesterday.
There was a full representation from
the rural districts yesterday.
Street corner politicians were very
busy yesterday canvassing the prospects.
Andy Shobe says he would like first
rate to succeed Marshal Barnett after next
April.
From what could be gathered there is
likely to be more than two city tickets this
spring.
They all 60 for old crow, it is all the
60 at the old Wine Hall, WERDEMAN, pro-
prietor.
The hearts of the street corner loafers
were made glad by the warm sunshine
yesterday.
Some of the civil service folks are de-
harding that the city elections be made
biennial.
There was more politics talked on the
streets yesterday than since the late presi-
Dental election.
1t begins to look as if this would be an
Oh year Tor non-partizan tickets and nom
partizan votes.
The democracy seems to be taking il
tv OLE i
over four weeks away.
The warm weather seems to be getting
in its work on the boys. No less than four
fights occurred Yesterday.
1t is encouraging to note that the av-
ersge citizen is looking high for candidates
TO place on his ticket this time.
If partisan tickets is all Sedalia can
have let the parties see that none but good
men are placed on their tickets.
Parents should see John Burkhart's
stock Of boys, misses and children's solid
shoes before buying shoddy.
The loyal republicans are laboring
manfuily TO secure control of the munich
pality OF Sedalia after April next.
No less than four newspaper men have
been mentioned for city officers. 1t would
be funny if they should all get there.
Marshal Barnett says he is perfectly
willing to sacrifice himself for the benefit
OF the noble voters for another term.
-Chas. Smith, colored gentleman of
very poor taste, was run in last night for
being found in very bad company.
because the city election comes in
April it is no reason the voter should make
fool of himself, or the candidate either,
for that matter.
-VsnWagner Brothers are receiving
new spring styles in ladies' and gents fine
shoes. They keep the best and sell at rea.
sonable prices.
Ably Cohn was taking pledges yester-
day at ten per cent. per minute yesterday
regardless of value and all owing to the
arrival of young male Cohn at his house.
While politicians are talking tickets
business men should be taking hand. The
fate of the capital removal and OF Sedalia
largely depend on this years elections.
From the quantity of goods purchased
by d. Miller, 727 East Fifth street. His
trade must be larger than any other house
in East Sedalia. People can always find
what they want there.
Robert Maddox and Miss Matilda
Adams called to see the recorder yesterday,
and when :hey left they had fac simile of
his seal on piece of paper, in which they
seemed to think world of happiness was
embodied for them.
Never before In the history of Butler,
Missouri has such remarkable revival of
religion taken place. The meeting at the
Christian church which has been in mo-
gress for some weeks has already enrolled
eighty-nine converts.