The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-02-19
MISSOURI NOTES.


"A lecturer on anatomy, physiolo-
gy. and hygiene is telling the people
of Springfield how they are made in
side.
"A substantial Carroll county
farmer has caught the Oklahoma fe-
yer. He ought TO remain at home
and doctor for it.
The Presbyterian churches at Ne
vada are holding interesting meetings,
and there have been about seventy
FIVE accessions to the church.
ST. Joseph Gazette Now st.
joseph young has fallen heir to a for
tune of $4,000. Living in St.
Joseph brings health, wealth and
happiness.
The Rich Hill Review has dis
covered that it is possible for news
paper to make enemies by working
for the interests of the town in which
it is published.
Hugh Torpey, living near Forest
Green, will hunt other game than
mules IN the future, having recently
been compelled to pay s75 for one be-
'onging to a neighbor.
Governor Francis has granted
respite of sixty days To the Bald
Knobbers of Christian county but at
the end Of that time all respiration
should promptly cease.
One of the pressing du'ies of the
incoming administration at Washing
ton will be to look after f. f Kim
ball, late Republican, candidate for
governor In Missouri.
Rev. Watson, who has been pIs-
tor of the Presbyterian church at
Cardenne for over forty years, has re-
signed, AMI his son has been caleb 10
the pastorate of the church.
"A bill has been introduced in the
legislature to discharge tramps, but
no measure looking toward the pro-
lection of the people against candidates
for office has yet been proposed.
1t is noticeable that a good many
newspapers published in Missouri, de-
vote ten lines to Kansas aud ten to
Nebraska for every syllable they de.
vote to the affairs of Missouri.
The Interstate collegiate oratori-
cal contest which was expected to
come off at Jefferson City some time
this month has been postponed until
spring. The State University, Cen
trial, William Jewell and Westminster
colleges will be the contestants.
The dairy inspection bill now be-
fore the legislature is a measure of
Importance to the agricultural inter
ests Of the state, as wei as to the PEG.
pie of the cities. 1t should not be
disposed of until the representatives
of interests affected have had a hear
ing.
The farmers around Cant are
very much alarmed over the appear.
ance there of an animal supposed to
be a panther. Several persons have
seen and heard its screams, and the
community are so paralyzed by fear
that travel has been almost sus-
pended.
Carthage Democrat "A very
pleasant affair took place last Wed
nesday evening at the Congregational
church in this city. At the close of
the prayer meeting, iD neat speech
by DIR. Whitney, Mr.. j. r. Heath
was made the recipient of q beautiful
gold headed cane in token of the ap-
probation os his efficient services as
clerk during the past eight years.
-Carrollton Journal {: A few days
ago we published marriage license
issued at the recorders Office to MIR.
Bowlin and Miss Julia Smith. From
some cause it seems that no contract
had been made between the two
parties, prior to the issuing of the
license, and when Mr.. Bowlin APP
prised the lady of the fact that he had
secured license, she refused to marry
him.
When other sources of entertain
ment fail at MoberIy, the city fathers
meet and discuss the cow question ::
Shall the cows have the freedom OF
the streets, or must they be denied the
privilege of chewing the tops and
limbs off of young trees and taking
daily promenades on the sidewalk ? A
great many brilliant ideas are ad.
vanced by those taking part in the
discussion, and the end is not yet.
Piles Piles! Itching Piles.
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