The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-13
MISSOURI MElANGE.

Springs.
-Fairview, Mo-, is to have a new
church house.
Mexico would like to have a tele-
phone system.
The Neosho Times is declaring
against the grand jury system.
An incendiary seems to have
turned loose in Bolivar.
1t is believed that DIR. Camp of
Springfield, has decamped.
A meliphagous sneak thief recent
ly stole a couple Office hives in Trenton.
1t is reported that at Clinton men
are going to church who never went
before.
There are already thirty-six en-
tries in the race for the Chillicothe
post Office.
Colonel Switzler has retired from
the editorial chair of the ChillicOthe
/ Constitution.
-Martinsburg has picture frame
manufactory that does business of
So. 900 annually.
A sea gull has been killed in New
ton county and the man who did it is
not named Ananias.
Forty doctors got together ut
Brookiield at the meeting of the Grand
Riyar Ma,licaI sncipfy
Fifty Young chickens were in
slantly Killed i'm Moniteau county by
the explosion of an incubator.
There will he twelve farmers in
the next Missouri senate, and sixty
/ five farmers in the house.
+ A turkey hen belonging to II. II.
Anderson. living near Laredo, has
adopted family of six young quails.
In Vernon county farmers who
expected to get twenty-five bushels of
corn to the acre are shaking fifty.
The last reception by Governor
and Mrs. Francis will he to the men,
hers OF the general assembly, January
t.
/ A new coal field has been dis
covered fifteen miles west of Nevada
and one-half mile west of the town of
. Enoch.
Five divorces were ganted in the
first week in December in the Newton
comfy Circuit Court by Judge Cra-
venS.
Carthage has laid the corner stone
of another church and Past Grand
Master {. {. Woods was the speaker
of the day.
/ Gray wolves are frequently seen
inside the city limits of Carthage,
where they have probably come to
spend the winter.
OF Mis>ouri'> IA counties only
eleven are without railroad connec-
tionS. but three of the eleven can ship
their surplus product; by river.
The largest monolith ever cut in
this country was quarried OF granite
in Missouri and transported to the
east on specially prepared train.
! Miss Helen f. Morton. of Pierce
City, is a Missouri poete>> of note who
has published volume of her produc-
tions under the non de plume of Ruth
Reyne.
B. +. Thomas is to be postmaster
at Carthage and ID. II. Mock at Webb
CITY, Is the announcement that goes
out from Charlie Morgan, the con-
greSSman-elect.
The editor of the Stanberry Sen
final announces through his paper that
he wants the poStotfice at that place,
but will not circulate petition except
; in self defense"
The Craig Leader announces its
willingness to publish short biogra-
phical sketch of each applicant for the
postoffice at that place, provided the
"boys' will furnish the necessary facts.
The Nevada Nail suggests that
now the press devote its attention to
securing appointments for its friends
and advocating the business welfare of
the country.
According to the st. Joseph
Daily Ne'rs two more operators have
been discharged by the Rock Island
Company, because they refused to
Withdraw from the Order of Railway
Photographers. They were the night
men at Lineville and Princeton.