The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-03-18
LOCAL POINTS.

BE more ice to harvest.
Very quiet In police circles last even
ing.
County folks in town, scarce, yester-
day.
Pay day to morrow on The Missouri
Pacific.
j. E. Hills was laid up with bad
cold, yesterday.
-Twenty-four degrees above zero at s
o'clock last night.
China Mattings at Minier Brothers
this week.
La Grippe is likely to become fash
ionable fad again, now.
Cut rates are counting on the NJ. T.
Travel is fine every day.
-Coula cross the streets anywhere last
night, without getting muddy feet.
Kill all suspicious dogs. You have
the right, according TO the mayor.
The wind blew through the farmers
whiskers. yesterday, to beat the nation.
The blizzard caught not q few with
their summer woodpile on the back y ard.
Thermometer dropped several degrees
between Friday noon and Saturday break
fast.
The north bound train on the NJ, K.
morning.
"A session of the city teachers institute
wss held at the Broadway school yesterday
morning.
The undertakes do not regret that
business is slack such weather as the
present is.
Better not set cut your onions for
day or two or make garden. As say the
Scotch, 'Bide a vice."
The roads are knobby, now. The
printer is requested to not omit TO spell
that last word with K.
The poor, which We have always with
We, don't approve of the snap which struck
the town, Yesterday morning.
-Hinsdale & Menifee shipped two car
loads of horses and mules to Capt. Kinney
at Mobile, Ala, Friday evening.
-Froze hard night before last, and coun-
try highways resembled the rocky road to
Dublin for IoughneSs and discomfort.
The grand ball of the locomotive fire.
men at Sicher's park tomorrow evening
promises to be one of the pleasantest events
of the season.
But one arrest last night, and that,
two men who had a little scrap on Ossge
avenue, and who rave bond for their APP
pearance Tomorrow in the police court
-ORe of our physicians, who does not
wish his name to be mentioned, In that
connection, says that he was present in the |
last thirteen days at ten births in this city.
"A revival is being held at Green Ridge !!
by the CongregGtionals, under the conduct !,
of Rev. Mr.. Marsh. Sixty converts are re-
ported for the past week.
The grasses and bud in the milliners' |
windows of Friday morning were yesterday !
put away with heavy furs upon their deli
cate limbs 10 wait for warmer times.
"A military company will shortly be
In Sedalia. Parties in this city
LIE In correspondence with Adjutaut GEN
eral Jameson In regard to the matter.
The Chicago base ball club will be in
Sedalia April 10th TO play game with the
Katy" nine at Sicher's park. The will be
the opening game of the ball season of
1890.
"A blizz ard came down like a wolf on
the fold Friday afternoon and night and |
the streets were frozen hard yesterday
Missouri has a SORT of reckless &
climate this spring, to be sure.
The public is invited to be present at
The union meeting of the brotherhood of j
locomotive fremen, to be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Smiths hall, uu-
Ter the auspices Of Golden Eagle lodge, 70,
B. of L. F.
j. A. Schrader, of East Sedalis, killed
/ dog belonging TO ID. r. Smith, at the east
md of Harvey street, Friday. Before it
vas dispatched the dog is said to have Bit
en- Mrs. Smith and two of her children, a
hild named Rusk and one or two other
,arties.
The unfamiliarity of the white repub-
leans with North Sedalia was shown FRI
ay night when some of them went all the u
ray to Tavlor's chapel in the north end of il
own, looking for the meeting which was L
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