The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-20
LOCAL P0T,~-S.

wonder if Ellis z. Smith enjoys q
sherif 's-alef
The city prisoners were engaged in
giving the jail thorough renovsting yea
ferdsy.
The Sedslia ministers have all pre-
pared excellent sermons for to-day. Let
the churches be well filled.
Lou Stanford will begin scavanger
work next week and will assist Officer
Kabrs in keeping the city clean.
When You see Tom Smiths badge on
his vest collar, please don't crack q joke,
He has the chestnuts all down pat.
Mont Carnes, the depot master, was
able to be on the streets last evening. His
severe attack of rheumatism having
passed.
u. d Crawford has purchased of A P
Qorey, lot and half of lot 2, sin Cotton
Bros addition to Sedalia, consideration,
$3.50.
-Yesterday was one of the busyest days
Tor Sedslia merchants In several months,
every merchant catered to a crowd of Gus
somers all day.
"A special mail punch containing Kan
sas City morning papers, has been secured
By II. c. Demuth, on No. 6, at 1910 q. n.
This is welcome news to Sedalians.
The street gangs are all busy at work
again. The PAYERS estimate they will finish
Ohio street within three weeks, if nothing
occurs to prevent.
Sheriff Smith was slightly iind,sposed
yesterday morning with symptoms of pueu-
monia, but in spite of his illness, left
for 81. Louis on the midnight train last
Night.
The finest line of staple and fancy
groceries in the city, can be found at
Brandt & Grote, on West Second street.
Their prices are such that no one can
complain.
The Milton Darrell farm was sold at
sherif's sale yesterday afternoon under O
general execution in favor of the First
NATIONAL bank. The 160 acres only
brought $50.
"A stranger in the city remarked last
night, that Ohio street reminded him of
Broadway New York. The busy whirl of
humanity, causing a changing panorama
of beauty and thrift.
The boy who can say his verse best in
Sunday school concerts isn't always the boy
who can step up in front of the other boys
and take the prettiest girl in school home
after the concert is all over.
Shaw Clay Post g. A. e. No. AIS of
Sedalia, met last night at their hall and
enjoyed q social meeting. The post meets
the first and third Saturdays of each
month in Centennial hall, on Main street.
While Erid.y -;.L. aud last night were
quite cool and were chilly, yet no frost
fell, and it is thought no further damage
will follow Thursday nights frost. Corn
is reported to have been slightly set back.
but fruit is nearly too far advanced to be
thus easily killed.
"A. 81. Harding took exception to a
remark that FL. {. Nelson and Monroe
Shobe bad made in regard to one of his
relatives Friday afternoon, and not being
able to ASCERTAIN definitely which one of
the men made the remark, blackened
both their eyes.
The two. store building owned by Viii.
liam Hobercht, on Mill street, and occu-
pied by A. B. Dempsey as a store house.
was burned to the ground early Yesterday
morning. The cause of the fire is un-
known. An insurance of 500 was carried
on the building.
Joseph L. jackson, a farmer living
northwest of Sedslia, had the misfortune
to lose two valuable Jersey heifers Friday.
In his pasture is an old staw stack into
which the cattle had eaten about half way
through. The two heifers were in this
opening, when the stack collapsed. Smoth-
ering them beneath the straw.
Ed. McGuerren has purchased a half
interest in c. p. Highley's Main street
billiard hall. Ed. is we'll known to ,be |
young men of Sedalia and will draw a |
large trade to his new quarters. None
more popular, none more atiable and en- |
Pertaining. 1t will be a pleasure to bis
friends to learn he has embarked in this |
business.
j. 8. Bosier held number IS at Zim. |
merman's laundry last night and drew the |
handsome clock. Mr.. Zimmerman & Sons |
laundry Is attracting quite rush of custom |
now. Not 50 much on account of the |
prize he offers, as the superb work done. |
No laundry in Missouri is better equipped |
for the work, and competent help, makes |
thus the leading establishment of the kind
in Central Missouri, work done on short |
notice.
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