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

The streets of the city, where paw
ing is in progress are in not the beet
condition, and many psrsons. as
CLEANED by the Gos>iper, are disposed
10 blame affairs to tue city admins
tration, saying the work should have
been done sIOner. To the knowing
ones such accusations are very unjust
and not upheld by the facts III tue
case.
At the Union depot yes;eriay the
Go.siper met a gentleman named
Harness, VIII, is now in the gram
commission business. H said: 81
used to hunt in this secti.n of the
country before there was solitary
house where SeialIa now stands. and
strangely, too, this is M first visit to
this now queenly city. l shall stay
here for day or two"
"Tbe fruit crop of Pettis county"
said q statistician in that line TO the
Gossiper, "the past season has heen
superb and brought many thousands
of dollars to the farmers, which has
been distributed in every avenue OF
trade. Every farmer who owns a
sm al tract should psy some attention
to fruit. 1t wi, pay them literally,
and de- away with the necessity OF d
foreign market.
"The establishment of a kiteshaped
track, at Sedalia, as advocated by the
BAZoo," said a SedaIia horseman t.
the Gossiper sis attracting consider
able ate ntion, and will most proba
DIV result in active measures bein
taken looking toward its establish
ment. 1t will unquestionab!y be OF
immense benefit to The city, not only
in bringing hundreds of thousands o
dollars to the city. but in bringing &
decided increase of population.
"Sololnon in all his glory" was moi
more b autifully arrayed than We
Judge Hslstead Yesterday morning
In fact, it was real dudish, although
it consisted simply of shirt By Thu
the Grssiper does not intend to init
mate that q shirt constituted the
Judges entire wardrobe, but simply
the article menti, ned was the FREEDOM
;nsnt feature 1t was of brown colo
of the Fl aest flannel aud the JUDI say
reaches way down.
Mr.. Henry Wilson of Wichita
Kan, was at the Kaiser yesterda,
and in speaking of Kansas politics
said: 1.-The recent election was bi.
scoop for The republicans as agains
the alliance. The latter party. il vol
may call it so, received the black.s
eye ever delivered in political fight
After defeating Ingalls,. statesman
aid eleciiDg q stalk like PETER. tn
revulsiOn was natural. 1t may b
democracy hereafter in the state cam
paign, but ii will never be alliance.
A three .year-old child had wan
dered away from home in South Sc
dalia yesterday, and was found by {
sympathetic neighbor crying bitterly
lis the baby lost?" he Inquired o
the strayed treasurer. mo. babl
amt ost-mama is lost" Histor,
repeats itself here in the well-knowr
story of the Indian who Was foun'
wandering in the dense forest, and Oh
beipg asked if he was lost, indignantly
replied: mo, Indian not l,st-wig
wan LOST
"The way to get cheap dry goods,
said one who Is posted IL that line 4
bargains, in speaking to the GossipeI
sis to watch the papers and whe
specialties are offered, grasp the OF
porlunity. know lady in the cit
who won't buy only on occasions Z
this kind. no matter how badly 81
needs anything at the momentum
her dry goods are purchased niue
below those who are les attracted
the announcements of advertisers.
do You know" said gent'ema
from bordering county in Iowa.
tie more explicit, Mr.. }. c. Flemir
-"ihat Pettis County has the reput
on Of having some very fine stool
AID that qui;e number of buye
have their eyes turned in this di-et
tion That is my business here nov
and have already made several pu
chas S, and expect TO make NOR
Two of my reighhors VIII be here Il
morrow on a similar mission. Pet
county, n in fact any otter Ioeaiit
vii lose nothing by the encourag
ment of the breedi of fine sock.