The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-30
MISSOURI NOTES.

-1urlan IOr arucT III 1OJ-,
shouts the Nevada Republican.
The Car hage canning factory is
advertised for sale by the receiver.
John Kintrea of Kirby raised
and sold over 800 bales Of cotton this
year.
The Missouri river is getting so
low that it is now called the "Little
Muddy"
Rabbits are so thick in the vicinity
of Richmond that the boys kill them
with clubs.
Joplin can't organize a football
team because there are no kickers in
that town.
1t is all right 10 call st Joseph the
Electric City" but the cars ought
to run oftener.
The Cooper County Democrat
ought to quit publishing editorials
with Latin captions.
Oregon, Holt county is probably
the only county seat in Missouri that
is without a Democratic paper.
In a Fl hit over a turkey near Key
tesville, Mo. Joseph Brown was Kill
led by two brothers named Hermann.
L. w. Alexander, a Jamesport
produce dea'er, bought more than
5000 turkeys during the past aut-
umD.
The apple crop of Missouri this
year was worth ten million dollars,
and it wasn't much of year for fruit
either.
For several raj A XSa5s a sfug the on T bs
St. Louis market in the autumn
months.
-Urich is going to have a ceme-
terry located near town for the accom-
mediation of people incliDed to that
path of life.
What member of the legislature
is preparing a bill appropri4ting
100000 for Missouri's exhibit at the
Worlds fair.
Average farms within five miles
of Breckenridge are held at $50 per
acre, and occasionally a sale occurs at
those figures.
Some Of the papers still speak of
balls as hops. This will never do in
the light of the prospective republican
majority in 1892.
The trial of ex-State Treasurer
holland will begin January 8, and
there will be no postponement on ac-
count of the weather.
The Monroe City court house
caught fire last week and the people
had to put it out In spite of the fact
that they didn't want to.
Red birds were seen fitting
around among the trees at Excelsior |
Springs last week. That town is b tn |
a summer and winter resort.
The residence of W. A. Cooley
near Auxvasse was burned last week.
Loss 81, 900. About 1900 pounds of
fresh pork was saved smoked.
st. Joseph is taking steps to es-
tablish public literary under the
law of 1885. 1t is the first city in the
state to take advantage of that law.
Frank Even attempted to kill
his stepbrother, Saturday morning.
They are, seemingly, forgetting all
about brotherly love in Joplin.
The Cole county grand jury has
decided that Co'e county needs a new
court house. Fifty years ago the old
building was considered "dlndy.'
"A Missouri man in preparing
wood for the stove found $40 in sill.
yer. A good many people have
found that it pays to saw wood this
year.
Miss Mollie Frances has sued the
Missouri Pacific for $4,000 damages
for in juiies alleged to have been re-
ceived during the wreck near Nevada
last June.
Cononel Hyde of the st. JOSEPH
Ballot looks so much like P. T. Blr-
mum that many of his friends thin k
he ought to have gone into the sho W
business.
The saloon keepers of Nevada
have petitioned the city council to re.
duce their license from $1,000 to
$500 a year. Suggestions to the
council /: Don't.
The Herald says that Holden is
experimenting activity in matrimonial
and other circles. In fact the town is
reaching after all she can see and
holdin' all she has.
"A man in Missouri sues for
divorce from his wife because she