The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-02-25
LOCAL POINTS.


All the city banks were closed yester-
day.
-Drizzling and miserable day to be out
yesterday.
The next railroad ball will be that OF
the locomotive fremen on the 18th of
March.
County people in town, as usual, yes
terday, in numbers, and business was
good.
"A Tariff reform club WIS organized at
Saithtnn. Thursday night. Forty-two
persons signed tic roll
Deaths are scarce, thank goodness,
the last few days. Don't know how long
such will be the fact, though.
The ladies of the Womans Christian
Temperance union will hold a mothers
corner of Fourth and Moniteau streets,
next Friday afternoon at o'clock.
All the court house oficcJ were not
closed yesterday. Not much business was
transacted. however, although the officials
in each department, except the probate,
were on hand, ready for anything that
might come up.
-eers-ty-seuAn 6rn,a will be represeu-
ted In the trades cal niyal of the Christian
church. A ten dollar gold cane will be
gwen 10 the firm making the best display.
1t is on exhibition now at Taylor's jewelry
store.
The paragraph elsewhere in this col
umn in regard 10 the absence of flags
should be amended In the particular that
Ohio street about IL O'Clock blossomed out
with the star spangleG banner in front of
Holcomb's china emporium.
The city weigher, Samuel Sprecher,
and farmer nam, / Frown / a diff
Guilty vest ardsy afternoon on the market
square over the measurement of la load of
wood and the Trouble ended in a ''scrap,"
in which The weisher got somewhat the
worst Of the affair.
Collector McGinley and his force are
busily engaged in making out tax bills on
all property delinquent prior 10 1883. and
when the task is completed suit will be
brought in every instance. Parties know
ing themselves delinquent, Will save costs
by calling this week.
Hon. John Sobieske had a fine audi
ence Friday MI ht at the First Methodist
Church. His RENAL kes were S. a: st cal in
their nature, and but spariugly emb ellish-
again on Temperance last evening in East
Seia''a. From here be goes TO Pilot Grove.
Henry C. Lockwood and wife of Kan
sas City, Friday sold tc f. FL. Moses and
Others, trustees of he Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church in East ScdaIia, lot 6, block
!, Yates first addition TO Sedalia, for $3.50.
The Congregational church will be moved
to this lot when the new church at Sixth
snd Usage streets is completed.
Parties intending TO compete for the
two SIS prizes offered by the Sedalia Corn
exchange for the best twenty ears of white
and yellow corn, respectively, are requested
to take notice that the entries must be
made before next Friday. Is should be
known, also, that no award will be made
unless there are at least six exhibits of
each OF the two descriptions of corn men
toned.
-Patriotism, as evidenced by outward
DISPLAY, was not ut premIsm, Tterdav
in s. da'ia. Bnt one Gag was Wis BILE on
Main sect Its entire Length a. that
one foat'd from in front of Erickers
bakery. The other g. reefs we = barren of
bunting, and not one OF he pubic or
prominent buildings, court house include
~ q
Of respect to the memory of George Wa h.
ington.
Mrs. Mary E. Todd, wife of Thomas
Todd. esq. died yesterday morning at her
residence at Clifton City, fourteen miles
north OF Sedalia, of cancer of the stomach.
She will be 'buried to-day at Otterville.
Mrs. Todd was in her 45th year, an.estima-
BILE lady and highly respected by all. She
leaves three sors and two daughters, be-
sides her husband, to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Ramsey has the management of the
funeral.
The justices of the peace have grad
ual'v dropped int, The eum-chewing
habit, snd il lis or'y q question of time,
doubtless, when we shall all be wsgging
our jaws in unison with the ALLEGED cure
for dyspepsia and Substitute for the weed
Of Virgins. Judge Blair ed-cis the var
je.- of um called "Y ucstan," while Jns.
ice Fisher Occupies his time With kind