The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19


terday issued a certificate of incorpor-
alton to the Mutual Investment com.
pany of Sedslia, capital stock. slO,-
600. Incorporators: John W. Evans,
j. H. Kelley, W. H. Ramsey and
others.
"A wagon load Of hay. driven by
a boy run into buggy standing in
front Of Chris Hyes store yesterday
afternoon and came very near injur.
ing it. Parents should use some dis
erection in sending a boy through the
crowded streets with a loaded wagon.
"A negro porter, on the train
which was held up by robbers at
Adair last Thursday night, was so
badly scared that, Notwithstanding he
weighs $50 pounds, crawled under a
seat in the snoking-car and derrick
had to be rugged to pull him out.
Ed. Patterson. OF Palestine,
Cooper county, was in Sedal;a yester-
day to look after his fine stallion,
Suggestive" now in training at the
kite-shaped track. Mr.. Patterson ex-
PEGS to take a purse or two at the
August meeting of the Missouri State
Fair.
-Boonville Advertiser Lewis H.
Levens has just recovered from quite
a severe spell of sickness. He has
been conf ned to his room for two
weeks or more, but We are glai to note
that he is now convalescent aud
is wearing bis accustomed smile at his
desk in the Central National.
Granville Adkins, one of the
democratic wheel-horses of Missouri,
stopped long enough at the Union
depot, yesterday noon, to devour a
ham sandwich. He is the democratic
nominee from St. Joe for the lsgisla-
ture and will have walk-over. Mr..
Adkins was formerly coal oil inspector
of his city.
The latest string of horses TO be
put in training here for the August
fair, are fine saddle mare, geltling
and stallion-the latter named "Wild |
Rose They are property of Henry
OF Pleasant Green, Cooper
and are being handled by the |
expert horseman, Mr.. Louis Bolton. !
Some time during the week
thief entered the Eureka Hotel of w. |
B. Smith, north Of the railroad and |
secured a new coat and vest. In the |
pocket of the former was a pair of
silver mounted spectacIes and an or.
der from A. H. Carter to W. B.
Smith on the kite-shape contractor
for 81, so.
j. B. Hickman is in receipt Of q |
map of the marsh lands in Pevensey |
Marsh, England n which he is in
One item in the description
Is; "The property is subject to quit |
rent of Sos., 3d., to Manor of Peven.
sey and Heriott of Bert beet on death |
only" The property is good Local
ton, and adj ,ins that of several dukes.
etc.
The BoonvilIe Advertiser refers
As follows to a gentlemen Familiarity
known to many Sedslisns: j. j.
Devine was among the democratic
politicians here Monday. A whisper
has somehow come to our ears that
John is q prospective candidate. We
don't know the truth of the saying.
but we do know tina. the democratic
party in Cooper county can't number
among her ranks a more loyal sup
porter and worker than John Devine.
The Rifles, under command of
Capt. H c. Demuth, leave this
morning, thirty-five strong. for Garth
age, No., where they will 60 in to
camp tor one week. Capt. Demuth
has fine material in his company and
it will not be long before the Rifles
are in the lead when it comes to drill
ing. The boys have some nea, badges
to wear and it is hoped that none will
be lest in the shuffi..
Sheriff Ellis K. Smith was the
happiest man on earth yesterday, the
18th of Juy. 1t was his birthday
his thirty-eighth birthday. Last even.
ing Mrs. Smith, noted for genial hospi-
tality, gave an elegant spread to rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. Mr..
Smith is in receipt of q very fine cane
"a present from Ellis Godlpve. who
is now at Jefferson City. The BAzoo
sincerely hopes that there are many
more happy birthdays in store for
you. Ellis.
The Juvenile Band Of Sedalia left
Yesterday evening for Pertls Springs,
where they gave Concert isst night
and will favor the guests with music
during to-day. Prof. Gregg, the
director. has them we'll trained and