The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-01-08
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The mud has been cleared of the
crosswalks.
Cooper county wants new Jail, and
wants il bad.
The circuit and county courts will
meet tomorrow.
Over 200 fatal accidents occurred in ST.
Louis during the year 1855.
The cross walks at Man and Ohio
streets have been repai,ed.
Missouri produced 2S4, 400 tons of iron
In 1855, vslued at S706,0e0.
A gray wolf is disturbing the dreams
of sheep owners at Moberly.
Warsaw people want a train south
from Sedalia In the afternoon.
A water pipe has been laid TO the
oil house on West Main street
Typhoid fever of q very malignant
type is raging near johnson City.
The county collector received about
$4,000 In taxes during the week.
Six prisoners escaped from the Clay
county Jail by digging through the wall.
Fines 10 the amount of soc were
imposed in police court during Decem-
Der.
The remains of DR.. K. T. Heaton
were cTemated at St. Louis yesterday after
noon.
The sun will rise at 7:l7 to-day, and
set at 4:56. Days length, 9 hours and SO
minutes.
The Grand Army post at this place
will install its officers next Thursday eve
ming.
Equity lodge No. 26, Ancient Order
United Workmen, will meet tomorrow
evening.
Fourteen hundred and pipety-oHe per-
Sons attended The Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at
Clinton last year.
-Amity lodge, No. 50. Ancient Order of
United Workmen, will install its officers
next Friday evening.
AT z o'clock last evening Taylor's
thermometer registered 800; barometer,
2940 wind northwest.
The Eoonville Reform school asks for
an appropriation of $6S, 200 to support it
for the next two years.
The mail train east was about Is
minutes late last afternoon, caused by q
small wreck west of Atchison.
put In at the intersection of Tenth street
and Harrison avenue, yesterday.
The total output of coal in Missouri in
1888 was 3,909. 967 tons, of the total value
at the mines of Sc, S50,000.
Robert M. Clark, of Nevada, and Miss
Ida Moffit, of this county, were married
near Windsor last Thursday.
Two candidates are in the field for
school commissioner of henry county
w. Palmer and E. Z. Lamkin.
KEY. Sam Small misunderstood his
the dale advertised for his lecture.
The total value of lead and zinc mined
in Missouri in 1883 was $4,000 Two
hundred 'ons of copper were mined,
-"By the way Charlie, how's your wife?
You used 10 say you had the boss girl in
Sedslia." Charlie SADLY: "She's still
boss"
"A small frame bnilding at Windsor.
owned by B. F. Csllicote, and occupied by
Miss Hettie Tryon, burned Thursday
night.
Reading Ayers almanaces is like read
ing law. 1t is easy enough 10 read, but
trouble.
The Richardson Drug company, whose
store was burned Tuesday morning at St.
Louis, have decided to retire from
business.
A man named Reese, living near
Fayette, fell from a Missouri, Kansas and
Texas train last Monday and was run over
and killed.
Sam Small failed to meet his appoint
ment at Moberly and the people OF that
burg will have to keep SHINING along until
some future dale.
Governor Morehouse has pardoned
John Miley and Henry Guy from the Cole
county jail. They were imprisoned for fe-
lonious assault.
Governor Moorehouse recommends the
establishment of Two new normal schools
one in the northwest and the other In The
southwest part of the stale.
The Boonyille District Methodist j:
the name Of a new paper just started a.
Boonville. Rev's. J. NJ. Clark and e. NJ
Hawkins are the publishers.
"A colored boy was run over and killed
by Missouri Pacific train near Kansa,
City Friday evening. His head was com
pletely severed from his body.
Hon. E. E. Kimball, late republican
candidate for governor of Missouri, wants
to be United States district attorney To-
the western district Of Missouri.
Col. Jacob Hyer, a well-known anC
influential republican of WarreEsbuIg, il
dead, at the age of IL years. He crst hi
first vote for William Henry Harrison.
Governor Morehouse is opposed e
working convIcts on the public roads HI
thinks the present system of employing
convict labor could not well be improved
on.
The momentous question has met
reply at is not misfortune for youne
lady TO lose her good name when a nict
young gentleman gives her a far bette