The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-11
LOCAL POINTS.
midnight.

Frosty midnight.
Bright moonlight night was last
Yesterday morning opeLed out finely
-Farmers will soon begin to pillow and
plant.
Quiet in police circles mp to noon 81
.ight,
.. m s ., sSSs to run ''rq. sk sss day
Go to Hildebrand for the choicest
steaks and outlets.
Don. =. 50 many boy. s.ilsx pr
o'clock there evenings.
-Overcoau and heavy WY were q
mild burden yesterday afternstd.
Good deal of politics Ieshe square
inch scattered around Sedalia n present.
Business in nearly all fnsS1 Mas good
Is could be exp c,sd at this a hAAa of the
year.
Cheaper to travel now thant at
home, since the cut rates have. been in.
augurated. 49,
some snow still fingers on thsssouth
side of the streets where tall P1diugs
keep off the sun.
If q much duiler day fcxEpeHs:items,
ever dropped down on the Queen cif9, We
fail to remember it. '.sSSs - . !. =
John d. Hughes, of GsofgetoWr,. 10
circulating petition 10 have Elife eiectrie
street railway extended 10 GSFgstp<p; z. "a
Transfers of realty quite extensive
yesterday noon. The streets. we're fnisf
ershly muddy, and that wasthe cause. Of il
Those who drive and ride. have. not
much regard for those who ,iEAak. The
last named were, occasional ~ we'll spat:
tered with mud yesterday. 2N Ac1aa "a -
"A bright little girl OF this cisy, vas re-
Gently asked by her teacher what chica-
goans were all laughing abent...s She
quickly replied, "McGinty." Atssocd aa-
swer.
The seventh annual ball and. banquet
of Golden Eagle lodge, No. 70. Brother<l
hood of Locomotive Fi-emen, will be giy::
en- at Sicher's park on The evening OF
March Nth. An elegant time socr fdent-
ly anticipated. -.
Mr.. Blair, the genial clothier of 6 c.
ond aud Ohio, has contributed te4ihe &c D.
logical class of the Broadway school a
number of specimens of various rock for
nations. The gift was highly appreciate
and the class will receive similar ones IN |
the future.
$25o 900 T To loan in RI ssdslia sndce
Very lowest rates. F. HOUSTON, 40 Ohio ST.
FARM LOANS. S 81 q . R AsP
In Pettis County, at 6 per cent interest
With special privi eyes, including partial
payments.
BOZ HWELL & JAYNES, Attys.
1-1Sd&w1v DEM FRAT building. SedaIis
w. s. Huffman and John Har shorn,
have formed partnership in the insurance
business. They are both popular young
men ana sterling, energetic bus ,e-s men.
They deserve success snd lots of it.
The Ladies Aid s,cietv of the Con.
gregationsl chu Oh are mai az gingham
sun bcnnets and aprons which can be had
for 25 and SIS cents each. Any one desir-
ing either can apply to Mrs. Psff. 2I2
East Fifth street, or t, Ms. Philip Hsbu,
,492 West Seventh str, ct. :
Just little sunshine, Just q little :
rain just little happiness, JUS aslittle
psin !; just little poverty, Just little
gold and the eventful tale of human life
is told. Just little token, just q little
sign, always a ,easnnt word, always a
treat, when you go 10 Sw" .t's to get your
nice fresh meat.-No. I'll Ohio.
The twenty-frst anniversary of the |
establishment of the d. o. III. (Harigari)
in Sedalia, was celebrated Friday night by
q ball at Harmonic hall, on Main street..
Everything passed of pleasantly under the
management of Messrs. j. w. Slebe, Henry
Schumacher and Glenn Houkomp. Mr..
Tony Ieece was floor manager. Prof ,
Frienmel's orchestra provided excellent
music for the occasion.
The woodhau'ers are su odd set
in some things. For q difference of q
nickel in price, they will unlock their ,
team from he load, 60 home. come back
next dsy, still st nd out for the nickel all
dav, again diseagage their animals, again
20 home, again come back, and perhaps ON ,
the third day, after having left their 3asI /
of wood Oh the square for two nights and
three days, get the nickel they hsggled