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The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23
Loss to Farmers and Manufacturers.

A Washington special says: 1.-THE
cutting down of the consular appropria-
ton by congress at its last session will
have the effect Of Gripping this impor-
tant branch of public service. Consider
ing the size and wealth Of the country
our consul service is not what it should
be. 1t is not as well supported as that
Of England, France or Germany, and is
consequently not as efficient. It is re-
ported at Washington that the depart
ment Of state, in consequence of the re-
duction Of the appropriation, will be
obliged to suspend the publication o!
the consular reports that have proved to
be SO valuab BILE to the country"
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23

DIR. Fenner's Cough Honey will relieve
any cough in one hour. Equally good for
horses. Gives energy and strength. Mon
ey refunded if satisfaction not given. For
sale by Crumbine d Stewart.
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23
Get Your L. y. Land Patents.

will procure the patent for your land
record the same in this Office and send
to YOU for 81 %. J. \. ARMENT.
Register Of Deeds.
29-tf Ford county, Kansas
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23

The appropriations by the 6rst session
OF the Fifty-sscond Democratic coPgress
Sere go. ZOO. 900 greater than thee Of
he Hrst session Of the Tifty-arss (Re-
oablieaal congress.
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23
TYLER DESK CO.,
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

otthe Financial Condition of the Ford County
Bank at Speareville, State of Kansas mt the
close OF business on the LIST day of Septem
Der, 1872:
RESOURCES.
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23

state OF Kansas, county of Ford, IS.
1, 5. d. Aulls, Cashier of said bank do sol.
EMMY swear that the above statement ia
true, 10 the best of my knowledge and belief.
So help me God.
S. ID. AULLS, Cashier
Subscribed md sworn to before me- this
14th day of September, 1892.
IL. ST. NJ. w. 5. LAWRENCE, Notary Public
MY commission expires on the 18th day of
jan, airy. 1886.
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Of the financial condition of the Western
Ranking Coat Bucklin. State OF Kansas at
the close OF business on the LIST day of
September. lS92.
RESOURCES
The Globe-republican., 1892-09-23

Farm buildings and all kinds of farm
should see j. A. Burgan, Office of j. NJ.
Kirkpatrick. Postofiice Building, Dodge
CITY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
A VETERAN AT REST.

The death of David Grove at his
home in Syracuse, No on the 23rd,
has been chronicled in the BAzoo.
The burial occurred at Hokah, MINI. ,
on the 29th, and was largely attended.
The funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. Stamford,
of La Crosse, an old soldier, preached
the sermon, which was very affecting.
David Grove was born February
Is, 1910, in town of Raws, county
Donegal, Ireland, came with his pa
rents to America. April 20. 1917, set
Ting in Tyrone Schnler county. New
York. He enlisted in the 10th Reei-
ment, New York Infantry Volunteers,
in November, 1861, was wounded in
the battle of Antietam on September
II, 1862, which resulted in the loss of
leg and he was discharged on &C.
count of said disability. He joined
the G. A. r. Post at Ssda'ia, depart
ment Of Missouri, of which be was an
honOred member at the time of his
death.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
HORTICULTURALISTS MEET
Means Devised for an Attractive
Exhibit at the Pettis
County Fair.

The Petiis County Horticultural
society met yesterday afternoon at
the court house.
Instead of following the programme
as arranged at the last meeting, il
was considered more important to
discuss the necessary arrangements
that should be made for a fine display
of the Horticultural products of Pet.
It's county, at the approaching fair.
During the discussion President
Gentry and Secretary Burr, oil
the fair association entered and were
invited by Chairman Lamm t, express
their views. The result was that q
committee consisting of Messrs.
Wheeler, Kirk and Wiaker were ap
pointed to confer with Secretary Bur,
and arrange the page in the fair cata
logue relating to Horticultural pre-
miums. 1t was further provided that
if the fair association would offer the
sum Of $50 in premiums, the horticul.
tural society woald add further sum
of s25. The total amount of s7j
to be divided into four premiums.
1t was suggested that Mr.. Wheeler,
being an expert in the arrangement
OF public displays Of fruits, should be
appointed superintendent Of that de-
partmen: provided that such appoint
ment would not disturb any eYisfino
arrangements.
The merchants of Sedalia were also
invited to offer special premiums fol-
individual displays of flowers and
fruits. and every one called on to
make this department . very attrac
tive one, worthy Of Pettis county.
Meeting adjourned to meet the last
Saturday in July.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Franklin County, Ill, has been sued
for $50, 900 on its railroad bonds.
The Northern car manufacturing
works, in a suburb of Minneapolis,
were destroyed by fire. Loss 500, 600.
A cyclone passed near Pana, ILL.,,
doing much damage. No lives were
lost.
Owen Boyle of Dubuque fell and
broke his neck while trying to escape
from falling derrick.
Fears are entertained that the Mis-
souri, river will go out of its banks and
destroy much property.
The Efingham Qll.) Democrat was
thrown out of the mails because it
contained an account of a church fair.
David Rhodes killed himself after in
sulting his sister and shooting his
brother. He lived near McLeansboro,
Ill.
The supreme court of Massachusetts,
has decided that bills for liquor sold to
Maine dealers cannot be collected, as
the contracts are contrary to Maine
law.
Orders have been issued to track i'm
migrants to their destination to see
whether they settle down to work or
become additions to the criminal and
pauper element.
j. F. A. Pierre of the University of
Wisconsin has won first prize IN the
Northwestern university's oratorical
contest, with Jesse Roberts of Michi-
gan university second.
United States Circuit Judge Key of
Tennessee has dismissed the govern
ment suit against the sheriff of David
son county, that state, for damages
for allowing mail robber Bolen to
escape.
William Astor Chanler, a young
American, accompanied by Lieutenant
Hornell of Austria and George Calman,
his servant, proposes to start soon on
an African exploring tour. They will
have ESQ natives as guards.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

The infant child of John Nc
Cain. colored, died yesterday.
Rod Gallie has sold his grocery
store to Conner and Gresham.
Fred Bueske and Conrad King
are holding forth at Cassidy's.
After all the predictions to the
contrary, there will be q good fruit
crop.
-Chas. hays, colored, so years of
age, died yesterday at noon of con-
sumption.
w. j. Let's, the East Sedalia gro
Ger is building and addition to his
store room.
Laz Larrimore was arrested and
calaboosed last night on charge of
disturbing the Salvation Army.
Thornton Washington. 60 years
Of age, died FIVE miles northwest Of
the city yesterday and was buried at
the Geuiry graveyard.
The primary election passed of
quietly. There was nothing that even
approached the dignity Of q fight.
But then, in an election where demo-
Gratis are alone concerned there Is al
ways peace.
The merchants of the city report
business rem ukably good, notwith.
standing the very bad condition of
the roads. Sedalia is head and shout
ders above any city in the west Of
similar size in this respect.
-Chas Simmons desires to return
thanks for the kindness of Deighbors
and friends extended during the sick
ness of his aged father, and especially
to Mr.. r .msey for his thoughtful and
unceasing attention.
The work done on the kiteshaped
track for the week just closed has been
highly satisfactory, and in . couple Of
weeks, if the present good weather
continues, the contractors will Be
ready to turn over the job. It will be
a daisy, and Q matter Of pride for Sc
dalians.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
A BIG BOND DEAL.

Mr.. j. w. Donaldson, of the Don.
aldson Bond and Trust company of
st. Louis, passed through the city
last night On his return home from
Benton county.
Mr.. Donaldson was one of several
active bidders FIR Benton county's
SURPLUS funding bonds. He in
vested 1926, 900 in 5 per cent.
county bonds paying s1.03.
Mr.. Donaldson is one of the best
known and shrewdest financiers in
Missouri. and his company rarely
ove-iooks a good thing. This is one
of the biggest spot deals in county
binds that has ever been made in the
state.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
THOROUGHLY CONvERsANT.

Judge X. E. Ferguson, Of Pettis
county. was a prominent figure in the
road convention. His views were al
ways clear and he has established a
reputation in the southwest as one
thoroughly conversant with and de-
voted to the subjects under discussion.
Springfield Leader.
Judge Ferguson and Alderman
Bell Hutchinson returned Friday
evening from Springfield, and they
report very enthusiastic meeting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
BLACKwATER.
CIRCUIT COURT.

The following are the proceedings
in the circuit court yesterday
r H. Dorsey vs., oakland Home
ms, Co., insurance plaintiff hss till
July u LIST to file amended reply and
cause continued on application Of de.
fend ant, at it's costs.
S ate ex rel Doherty VS.. Caroline
Richie taxes dismissed by plaintiff
Minnie V. Gotten We. Frederick H.
Gotten divorce; decree for plaintiff as
PRAYED in petition.
Nancy Nc Grady vs.. Daniel Nc.
Grady maintenance; decree in &C.
ordnance with mandate Of K. c.
Court of Appeals.
Lizzie Sichsr rs. Julia Rubsam ct
al equity plaintiff files amended re-
turn Of Sheriff; P. H. Sangree ap-
pointed guardian adlitum for infant
defendant Philip and Henry Leyser
defendants have till July Ist to plead
to petition.
Evel;ne E. Gentry vs.. j. c. Thomp
son ct al, administrators of WIN Gen.
try, deceased; Quarantine; time for
filing bill of exceptions extended till
August lat.
Samuel r. Daniel Va. John L. john.
sod damages motions for new trial
and in arrest Overruled:
r. P. Argersidger ct al VS.. Leopold
Lovinger; account judgement for
plaintiff for Sis, so at 6 per cent.
VIM Cunningham vs.. Bell Rodgers
appeal motions for new bonds over
ruled.
Charlotte Dyerson vs.. Kansas City
damages dispositions of Annie Asahl
and B P. Dood, for plaintiff received
and filed.
Lucy c. Lamy VS.. City Of sedalia;
ejec!ment defendant files motion for
new trial.
William A. Brown W.. Marian
Brown divorce motion for new trial.
and in arrest Overruled.
w. Whitaker vs.. Mary c. Whit
taker divorce decree for plaintiff as
prayed in petition.
Orders that court adjourn till 8
O'Clock Monday morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
MISSOURI MELANGE.

The Warrensburg fancy poultry
club has just been organized.
Clinton has been made a recruit
ing station for the United States
army.
AT Clinton Mr.. sallle has an in
cubator that salIies forth 1900 chick
ems at charge.
Nevada is improving it, streets
as well as Ssdalia and other growing
cities in the state.
The good people of Moberly will
doubtless spend the summer getting
used to their s12, 600 streets.
-Moberly has dubbed herself the
Future Great" Good streets i'm
prove the talk as well as the walk.
Springfield is after the street
walker. It costs SO for a question
able female to promenade in a quss-
tionable style.
st. Joseph Is troubled with mis-
creants tearing up the citys sidewalks.
They may not be miscreauts after
all.
j. West Goodwin, with his IA
nous hat and acknowledged elo.
quence, won the next road convention
for Sedalia.-Spring6ed Leader.
The Jasper county court had Just
offered 500 for the arrest of Frank
Reynolds, the rapiss, notified that he
had been captured.
1t took . johnson county jury
eighteen hours to reach Q verdict Of
five years in the penitentiary against
George Peyton for burning . church
at HarrisOnville.
Charles Embry, who killed his
brother at Rose Hill township some
time ago, after being arraigned for
trial was found to be insane, and sent
to the Nevada asylum for treatment.
The 3 year old daughter of j. T.
Esgleton at Mexico, was given two
doses of morphine for worm medicine.
The physicians label read "mor" and
"wor which caused the mistake. The
child died.
The Montrose Democrats reprints
an article of over q column taken YER
batim from the BAzoo without giving
credit. This would have been ali
right had the accident occurred at
MoD.rose instead of Sedalia.
Frank Clarke, q Kelley gradu-
ate, and the erstwhile superintendent
Of the Kelley institute at Excelsior
Springs. who lost his plume and went
''agin" it, has resolved to try it again
the Kelley cure. He is a bright
newspaper man, and has the good
wishes Of many friends.
Tho state board Of railroad COM
missioners has notified the railroad
companies that the law must be obey
ed in regard to the provisions of block-
ing guard rails, frogs and switches so
as to project brakemen ami switch
men from being caught while doing
their work.
WIN. Calhoun has been acquit-
ted at Springfield of the charge OF at
tempting 70 rape Miss Vanderpool q
hired girl. The evidence showed that
Calhoun entered her room, and made
improper proposals, but went out
when she told him to. The court
held that tl1'61;s9: .c1esriauda. al
tempted rape.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
TOLICE COURT.

Three trespassers-John Riley,
John Cuscolo and Charles McDen-
nitt-were before judge R,uck yes.
teriay morning, and fiaed S. each.
A stay was given on charge ofleaving
the city.
George Kepdrick and Walter Lath-
more on the charge Of trespassing and
carrying concealed weapons, plead
guilty, claiming ignorance Of the ordi-
nance. They were each fined S. on
he first charge and $50 on the sec
Ond.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
MORE PENSIONS.

Judge H. G. Levens this morning
received notification of the increase Of
the pension of Armistead A. Neal, a
professor in Robbins college, from
s24 to $50 per month.
A pension of s12 was also granted
Newton Norton, Of this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following was issued yesterday {:
j. M. McMahan and Mamie Cham.
hers, both of Sedalis.
the parties will leave on the early
morning train for Kansas City, where
the marriage ceremony will be per-
formed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

&c. Tn mp .on and wife TO j. c
Van Ripper. lot 9. block II. Martin &
Smiths second addition. Price, ST..
800.
L. F. Estes and wife to John Berk-
ley, the northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 36, town.
ship 4S, range 20. Price, s16O.
j. B Dodge to Joe B Donohoe,
30xl6O feet, Smith & Coiton's first
addition. Price, $500.
Mechanics Building and Loan As
sociation to Joe D. D1nahue, lot IA.
block 1, Smith & Potter's second ad-
dition. Price, s400.
NJ. j. Warren to g. NJ. Poison, II
acres in section 10. township 3, range
%. Price. $500.
Isaac Wolf and wife to German
Wolf, the undivided half Of lots 5
and 6. bl"ck %, Cotton's addition,
and lots 10, IL and IL Campbelfs ad-
dition. Price, $3.50.
Porter Real E.tate company TO
Charles A. Ewing. the west half Of
lot 4. block 81. original town, 81 900.
Adelaide Cosg,iff to A. L. Lee,
lot !, block l, Hastings addition.
Price, $500.
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A BARBER-OUS MATCH.
hey will be married to-day.

They will be married to-day.
Who?
Lather and shave and the young
lady who has trimmed your bangs,
curled those elegant frizzss and dressed
your hair.
Mr.. J. NJ. McMahan, barber in
SHELLS shop, and Miss Mamie Cham
bers, vino presides over the LADIES'
hair dressing parlors at the same
shop.
They cour,ed while "uext" was not
in it.
Mack proposed after "next" had
been served.
And NJ ,mie accepted when "next"
retreated down the stairs.
Mack's home is in Emporia, Kan. +,
and he came the same year the grass
hoppers came.
NJ .mie's home is in Kansas City.
She blew in gra,shopper year.
Tney LETT at 3 o'clock this morning
for Kansas City to be married to day.
Monday they will shout in concert
''next" at SHELLS place.
"Next" will be something else.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
THE A. o. u. W. CELEBRATION.
Messrs. F. II. Eastey and Henry

MessIs. T. II. Castcy duu ueufy
Meuschke returned yesterday morn
ing from St. Louis, where they had
been to make final arrangements for
the participation Of the sedlia fam
beau club in the grand naval battle.
this will unques'ionsbly be one of the
finest displays ever witnessed in the
Mound City. The battle will close
with a grand fight or passage of
monster mortar bombzhell ard extra
large rockets which will fly together
at one time, exploding high in the
air aud producing an aerial bcquet Of
gorgeous beauty.
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continued on his roai to Kansas Ctr.
NOTES.


The wrecking train went from Sc
dalia to Knobnoster in thirty minutes.
Ed. Gorssch's wife was in Kansas
City on a visit at the time the acct
dent occurred.
Bob Foster was conductor of the
first section of train 128, and Lama
han was conductor of the second SEC
ton of l28
When the surgeons and wrecking
crew went to Knobnoster Saturday q
committee of engineers went along to
look after their injured brothers.
Wood Wiley was insured BY Alder
man Mckenzie for $1,000 and $40
per week sick benefits. He also has
some Knights Of Pythias insurance,
of which order he is an hsnored men,
Der.
w. E. Donnelly, engineer of the
fast mail, was running extra in place
of NJ Avery, who is temporarily of
on leave of absence. He Is q single
man and boards at Mrs. Vests, East
Fourth street.
isDr. j. s. Rogers, of the claim de-.
partment of the Pacific, was a passen.
ger on the fast mail. He performed
"a little bit" when the trains c,lliied,
and is now nursing bruised arm.
His injuries are quite slight.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10

Patrick O'Sullivan, the Chicago
ice dealer, sent to prison for life for
completely in the famous murder of
DR.. Patrick H. Cronin, died Friday
night of consumption. He maintain.
ed his innocence to the very last.
Circumstantial evidence and the fac;
that he belonged to the Clan-na-G Gael
camp which had expelled Cronin
caused his conviction. O'Sullivan's
business card was used to entice
Cronin TO the Carlson cottage where
he was killed and O'Sullivan's house
was across the allsy from e the hQasss 9f
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10

twcut1 live CcIcRatcS W Tue COu'
vention of Monday. One list Of
delegates was denominatfd the
Yester ticket and the other the Rich
ardson ticket, representing the re
spective contest :nts for the state
senatorship. The Yeater ticket wal
successful, receiving 7S7 to 245 votes.
The returns are as yet incomplete,
but there is little doubt but that the
democratic nominees are as follows :
Representative--R. w. Prigmore.
Judge eastern district r E. Fer
guson.
Western district H. Conway.
Sheriff-Jsmes S. Hopkins.
Collectpr-Michael Doherty.
Tressurer-Joseph S. Hughes.
Prosecuting attorney.-W. D.
Steele.
Coroner Emil Muehl.
Surveyor--Thom ,s o. Stanley.
Assessor j NJ. Logan.
Administrator. ). r Clopt,n.
Constable w. D. Wallace.
sEDALIA.
The following is the vote of Ssd,-
Ira:
Representative: J. West Goodwin
-3I3, Robert W. Prigmore-64I.
County Judge; Robert E Ferguson
-1,031. Sheriff; Mont Carnes-375.
James s. Hopkins-4S1, J. P. Kemp
-167. Collector; Michael Doherty
-1,O22. Treasurer Joseph S.
Hughes Il, 1923. Prosecuting attor.
ney: William D. Steele-1,O17
Coroner; Emil Muehl-1.O32 Sur
veyor; John $. Slavin-355, Thomas
o. Stsnley-642. Assessor j. NJ.
Logan-1,031. Public administra-
tor; John r Clopton -1,017. Con-
stable; w. d Wallace -479, Geo.
w. Dixon-462.
The delegates chosen are as follows:
E. Hurley, VIM. H. Powell, Jr.. P.
McEnroe, W. c. Overstreet, Jr., E
w. Sevens, T. F. Mitchum, Joe
Harrington, Geo. P. B. jackson, w.
B. Mackey, R. Walker, John N.
Daily, VIM. Courtney, B. Rauck,
ODE Harris, P. NJ. Belts, Bell Hutch
ison, John w. Conner, T. P. Hoy,
A. G. Baldwin, j. eastman, W. S.
B ,ker, W. P. Haley, r. A. Blair,
W. j. M,uker, Geo. F. Longan.
The members of the central COM
mittee for the township are: g. F.
Longan. E. G. Cassidy, w. B.
Mackey.
Private advices from Georgetown
show the primary to have resulted as
follows:
Csrnes, Is; Hopkins. AZ, Kemp.
9; Goodwin, 16; Prigmore, SO ;
Slaven. SO; Stanley, 81. Banks and
McCurdy electei delegates. VIM
jackson nominated for constable.
LAMoNTE
Information received from Lamonte
by telephone gave the results as fol-
lows:
Goodwin. 20; Prigmore, 1874;
Hopkins, II; Carnes, 1S; Kemp,
81; Slaven, 143; Standby IL.
Delegates elected who favor the
nomination of Stone for governor.
Houstonia, Mo, May 7.-[Special
Kemp. %; Hopkins, %; Carnes, II.
Delegates, j. NJ. Coates and j. A.
Williams.
Hughesville, Mo-, May 7.-[Spe-
cial. )-Goodwin, 8; Prigmore, SO;
Conway. II; Carnes, 80; Hopkins. 81;
Kemp, 81; Doherty, 73; Hughes, q;
Steele, %; Muehl, u; S'aven, 43;
Stanley, 20; Longan. ~; Clopton, y.
Delegates to county convention,
Henry Schmidt, John N. McNees.
Township central committeeman, L.
II. Durley.
Green Ridge, No., May T.
Especial. Primary vote Goodwin.
19; Prigmore, IS; Carnes. 10; Hop
kins, Il; Kemp, 81; Slaven, % /;
Stanley, s. Stone delegates elected.
Beaman, Mo-, May 7.-[Special. J.
Goodwin, 10; Prigmore, 25; Carnes,
Is; Kemp, 90; Hopkins, 4
Smithton, Mo-. May 7.-[Special. ]
The following is the vote of the
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rHE SEDALlA WEEKLY BAZOO NAY 10, 1892.

democratic primary election at this
place: Representative; ]. West
Goodwin, 4. Robert w. Prigmore,
As. County Judge; Robert E. Fer.
guson, so. Sheriff f.; Mont Carnes, 10,
James S. Hopkins. 5, ]. P. Kemp,
20. Collector; Michael Doherty, 49.
Treasurer, Joseph S. Hughes, 80.
Prosecuting attorney; William ID.
Steele, 4S. Coroner: Emil Muehl,
- Surveyor: John s: Slaven, Is,
Thomas o. Stanley. 81. Assessor /.
j. NJ. Logan, so, Constable, W. B.
Myers %.
Delegates to county convention /;
Richard Taylor, j. &. Williams and
VIM. Williams. Township central
committeeman W. j. Mann, 81.
BLACKwATER.
Returns received last night as fol.
lows: Goodwin 10; Prigmore 66 ;
Hopkins IA; Carnes Is, and Kemp
A; Stanley II, and Slaveu 81.
Delegates. Rodney Kelley, John
Senior and Bud Tyler.
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APLEASANr EVENING.

a PLEASANT EVENING.
Misses Ollie and Addie Clum enter
tanned q number Of their young
friends at their pleasant home, num-
Der sol East Third street, Friday
night. Social games and choice re-
freshments male up a delightful oc-
casiOn,
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FOR RENT.

A desirable residence-all or part
also q piano.. Apply to SO2 East
Seventh.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following pupils are entitled to
a place on the roll Of honor in room
No. 2, Summit school: DIN Frame,
Ella LaFever. Mary Smith. Maggie
Lister, Il da Burford.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10

Ask to see those novelties in
Shirts at Chicago Clothing Co.'S.