The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-05-28
MISSOURI NOTES.

lation of Richmond to be 300.
The Usage and Marais des Cyg-
mes rivers are on a bit of tear.
Missouri has 5000 physicians,
and yet the state is constantly in.
creasiDg in population.
-Cbillicothe expended s27 900 last
year and yet has the sum of sl4, 600
in the treasury.
The Grand river, in Livingston.
county, is on the rampage and bottom
lands are flooded.
John Griner, of Nevada. died BY
the arsenic route. He failed TO har-
mouize with his family.
Henry Armstrong, OF Clinton,
will pay $500 for the arrest of the
man who Int MS dog with Il rock,
The 81. Louis elevators are soon
solidating." They trust this will be
to their advantage.
The acreage OF tobacco in central
Missouri this year Is the smallest of
any season for thirty years.
The latest returns from Marshall
show 5000 Inhabitants and only
eight vacant houses in the city.
The MoberIy colored Republicans
want to know where the co!ored msn's
share of the federal 'possum is coming
in.
"A Henry county man failed to
put the pigs in clover and eighteen of
them died from eating young cookie
burrs.
The eagle is goin to scream at
Carrollton on the Fourth of July so
that it can be heard over in Charlton
county.
"A St. Louis drummer has earned
the gratitude of mankind by patent.
Ing a knife scraper attached to shoe
brush.
-Hannib;l wants a Fourth of
July celebration. Next to s"fish fry"
Hannibal's pride is her Fourth of
July celebration.
Captain George B. Harper, late
chief clerk of the penitentiary, has
engaged in the n ercantile business at
Carl Junction, Jasper county.
Charles Weber, aged IL, fell I'm
der freight train at Osborn yester-
day and was so terribly mangled that
he cannot recover.
"A young man named Kirby, of
Nashville, BIchanan county. while
intoxicate fell out OF boat OH Sugar
Lake and was drowned.
"A young lady in Cameron who
was taken sick received in one day
from admiring friends 145 roses ami
twenty-one pounds of candy.
"A movement is on foot to organ
ize a southwest fair circuit, commenc-
ing al Nevada; taking in Lamar,
Carthage, Sarcoxie and Neoshc.
According to the Joplin Herald,
Joplin can muster a bigger crowd to a
free show than any other place of It's
population outside of Arkansas.
An appropriation of $4,000 has
been made to pay The salary OK the
Judge o. the criminal court Of Greene
county for the coming two Yeas.
-SeveIal companies of the Missouri
militia have resolved - disband,
owing to the fact that the legislature
refused tie make any appropriation for
their support.
Rev. Ii. l.. FoO.e, OF HolyOke,
Mass, has accepted call to fiji the
vacancy in Christ church, Ut. Joseph,
caused by The death of Rev. DR..
Runcie.
The politics of the late Bald
Kn0bbers who were butchered at
Ozark are under discussion. As they
are not liable to vote again in Mis-
souri, the question Is not important.
DR.. Tanner, the 40-days' faster,
who now proposes 10 spend the same
length of time in the grave, has seiec.-
ed Nevada as good quiet place IN
which to write a book.
Two little school children of
Verona, while crossing railroad
trsck, with an umbrella over their
heads, were struck by an approaching
train and instantly killed.
The following Missouri postmasters
nave been appointed: Herman VAIL
at Commerce, Charles Schwarter at
LibertyvlilIe. Title Ross at Renich,
and Charles Schunzel at Sapp;ngton.
jefferson City is complaining be-
cause all of the circuses are passing it
by. Well, the towns where the Cir
cuses are going didn't have the legis-
lative circus, and that makes things