The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-11-24
MISSOURI NOTES.

1t cost 1854 IS to run the last
term of circuit court in Caldwe |
county.
-Nevada's Catching" party was
great success and the church is in q
tidy sum.
The Marceline Mirror has diacov.
ere1 new brand of vinegar, which it
prOnOuuces fraud.
st. Joseph will establish branch
OF the Kelley institute. 1t will be
full-no doubt of that.
The fifth annual poultry show of
Clinton and adjoining counties will
be held at Platt-burg, December 9th.
Springfield ia to have a new re-
publican pap,r. 1t evidently does
not believe in the Signs of hard win
ter.
The Lancaster Excelsior sizes up
famine this way: "Moberly and
New York are both nearly out of
water.
-Brookfield will offer for sale S25,.
600 Of water works bonds voted last |
August. Sealed bids are to be re-
ceived until December 1st.
The members Of the Trenton fire |
department are resplendent in hand
some new uniforms, and the citv i.
prOuder than ever of the fire laddies.
Young Joe Shelby, son of the
celebrated General Joe Shelby, hiss
alb nd med politics for the business Of
making flour and money.-Kansas
City Times.
"A Mexico man paid 50. 20 for
shooting a quail on a posted farm.
He hal the bird stuffed and keeps it
as reminder of the law against tres
passers.
Says the Windsor Times: ga
new plank walk has taken the place
of The old one along Arlington 4
Co.'S grocery st,re. 1t is a COM
mendable piece Of work."
The Mi.souri river convention
to be held in Kansas City December
Is and Is, will be one Of the most
interesting meetings Of the year fer
the town along the great river.
Hon. A. A. Lesueur will likely
have no opposition in the race for sec
rotary of state. in which position he
has proven himself perfect y sati,fac.
tory to the people.-Linneus Bulle-
tin.
"A Missouri colored man has pur-
oh ased q farm of 160 acres in Pike
county, paying therefor $500.
What's the matter with the Missouri
colored man?
Parties who 6ud fault with the
Clesrmont News are invited by the
editor to come in person and file their
complaints and not send them in BY
disinterested persons.
The Hopkins Journal thinks that
when the world comes to an end it
will be great day for Hopkins, be
cause all of its debts will be wiped
out, and tina. the present prospects
are tina: it will take until that date
"A Missouri man recently ar
ranged to have an orchard of 1000
trees on rather queer terms. A
nursery firm will furnish the trees
and teke their choice of any one crop
within fifteen years sitter the planting
Of the o. chard, the owner of the land
to plant and care for the trees.
Speaking of D4de county, the
Advoca'e says: "Dade county ranks !
among the first agricultural and stock
raising counties of Miss ruri, in addi-
,ion to which she is Drumming full
OF zinc, coal, lead, fire clay, potter's
clay and other wealth producing min 1
erals. She needs development only I
to give her the lead of the state.
Calvin Green of Bollinger county
was sentenced to two years in the pen. I
itentiary the other day by Judge {
Thayer Of the st. Louis United States I
court on a plea of guilty to the charge
Of counterfeiting. Green is now 81
years old and quite feeble. Judge :
Thayer directed that he be left in st. {
Louis while an effort is being made to
'ecure his pardon. There is little Z
1oub, but what the old man will be
released. y
The Plattsburg Democrat thus :
,izes up Ed Turner, ex-mayor of
member of the legislature /
and one of the best known politicians
IN the state: ED Turner says he
has not entirely abandoned the field .
IF youth and beauty, and is candid