The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-01-06


lease on life. Only SOC. a bottle at Mertz
x Hale's drug store.
Benton County News.
From the Warsaw Enterprise.
Henry Wolfort has rented the
residence of p. d. Hastain in War
saw.
p. d. Hastain and family com
ple;ed their removal to Sedalia this
week.
There will be a Sunday School
convention at Warsaw, on Monday,
January 10th.
james Spencer, jr,, of st. Louis,
spent a part of the holiday week with
his father and sister in Warsaw.
w. G.. Allen, of northwest White,
lost nineteen head of young cattle last
week, from getting too much corn.
Mrs. Henry Wolfort and family
of Warsaw, spent the holidays among
friends and relatives at BoOnville.
county court has been in session
this week, the business being mainly
settlements with retiring county Off
Gals.
-Burney, twelve year-old son of
Tompkins Davis, dislocated an elbow,
last Wednesday, while wrestling with
playmate.
p. McKissiek has bought 100
acre prairie farm three miles south
west of Wheatland, and will take pos
session on March LIST.
Sam Beckwith, of Mt. View,
while out With party of neighbors
on Christmas day, killed q deer near
the home of Robert G. Dalton,
M: l.. S.tatton, of Lincoln, who
with q. w. Skipton, has been en-
ployed in the Des Moines, Iowa, cleo
trical car works, is at home and will
stay until spring.
-TheChristmas tree at theWarsaw
Christian church was a nice success
and the young folks in attendance
were happy over their presents. The
choir sang some popular songs.
DIED-In nor Invest White on Dec.
Goth, Mrs. Rosina Lehman, aged
about %. She leaves husband aud
six children, most y grown. She be-
loDged to The evangelical association.
City Marshal Bristo, of Warsaw,
Wednesday at the request of Deputy
U. S. Marshal Siddell. arrested S. r.
Crawford, of west of Warsaw, on a
charge of claiming to be detective.
M. III. Cole, of Cross Timbers,
started Thursday morning for st.
Louis, with four carloads of hogs.
He had in his lot seven hogs, eleven
months old, bought of Mr.. Beckwith,
of Fristo Township, that averaged
264l pounds. He says that corn is
being picked up at 50 cents.
MIR. Acres of northwest White,
has had his horses sick. which was
pronounced chronic distemper, by the
state veterinary surgeon. One mule
was killed. The disease appears to
be epidemic, but with care there are
but few fatal cases. The disease runs
from six weeks to three months.
The Warsaw Farnsworth Relief
Corps elected the following officers for
1891: President, Mrs. Nj. A. Smith ::
s. ", Mira. Jennie Petts j. ",
Mrs. j. n. Davis; treasurer, Miss
Flora Petts'; chaplain, Mrs. Matte
Rhea conductor, Miss Florerce
Bartlett guard, Mrs. Ida Petts !;
organist, Mrs. III. f. Cain.
The w. G. T. U. gave an open
meeting at the Baptist church in
Warsaw last Sunday night. Remarks
were made by Mrs. McClain, the
and Mrs. Huse read des-
criptiOn of the w. G. L. u. temple,
the national headquarters at Chicago,
which is so soon to be erected. There
were also exercises in speaking and
singing.
We assert without fear of contra
diction that Bsiley's SALINE APERI-
ENT is cheaper anG more pleasant than
any pills ever made for constipation,
torpid liver or sick headache - that it
never produces the least unpleasant
feeling, and that its action is more
prompt than any pill made. 1t is
terrible enemy to all the pill family
and is driving them froL every fire.