The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-07
SEDALIA BRIEFS.
No more elections until Novem.

No WoAS SSClVuS uutu NOScm-
Der.
County court will convene to-
morrow, with considerable business
awaiting transaction.
Mayor E. W. Stevens yesterday
traded A. J. Hall a farm near Schell
City for the Farnham & Gilman lively
stable property.
The Seitz case, which was to have
been heard in Justice Fishers court
yesterday afternoon, was continued
until tomorrow.
Il. w. Cloney, assignee for D.
David, has completed the inventory,
which covered one hundred and ten
pages and amounted to . trifle over
s23, 0GO.
The Seventh district democratic
congressional convention which meets
here next Tuesday, will attract mum.
Der Of politicians from the various
counties in the long district.
Henry Lamm, republican dele
gate from this district to the Mime
apolis convention, left yesterday for
that place. He goes with the st.
Joseph Herald special train.
Mrs. Mary McCarty and daugh.
ter, Mrs. j. B. Cline, of Sedalis, visi.
ted the family of j. T. Haley, Tues.
day and Wednesday of this week. -
Pilot Grove Herald.
james Ray, of Boonville, was in
the city yesterday and returned home
this morning. He has been msnipu.
iating lightning for many years and is
considered a most competent tele.
grapher.
AN effort is being made to ar
range . series of games between the
Sedalia base ball club and the Pitts.
burg and Weir City clubs, the games
to be played at the fair grounds in
this city.-Parsons Sun.
The Rev. John Wesley North,
D. D., Of North c ,rolina, and brother
Of Rev. VIM. B. North, pastor of the
Methodist church, south, of thi, city,
died at his home in Cleveland county
in that state last Friday.
DIR. I. T. Bronson and wife have
returned from Columbia, where they
attended the Commencement exercises.
They were accompanied home by their
son. Hart H., who had graduated with
honor as Bachelor of Arts and Phi. D.
Henry Y. Field, ex-county clerk
has just returned from Dwight, Ill,
where he underwent a course of the
bi-chloride of gold treatment, and ex.
presses himself as we'll satisfied with
The results, and commeuds it very
highly.
AT the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms to-day
the boys meeting will be beld at 2 p.
M: the mems meeting 8 p. m. Rev.
r. K. Marquis will address the latter
meeting, taking as his subject "Valor.
the glory of young men is in their
strength
E. T. Brooks is down from Atch-
ison, Kan, and will spend q day or
two in the city, visiting his brother,
OFT, of DR.. Millers drug store. He
is on his way TO Mobile, Ala, where
be goes to accept the management of
the Union News company's office at
that place.
several attachment suits by Se-
dalia merchants against j. s. Davis
who hoOdooed them out of q lot Of
goods and shipped them to this coun-
ty. particulars of which were given
some time ago, is engaging the atten-
ton of Squire Anceli this Afternoon.
Moberly Democrat.
The remains of Mr.. William ],
Cousley, who died some ten days ago
at Denver, have been temporarily
placed in . vault at that place until
the family have decided upon q future
home. 1t they conclude to return to
Sedalia the body will be finally buried
in this cemetery.
Hon. W. F. futile, candidate
for acknowledgement before the
next democratic state convention, came
down this morning from his pasture.
lands near Dresden.-Colonel Turtle
expressed the opinion that be would
likely join the democratic hosts in
Chicago on the 21st inst.
The Rev. C. H. Briggs vas in
the city between trains yesterday. He
was en- route to Lexington, Mo-, where
to-day. he breaches the commence
ment sermon for the Central Femals
college. 1t is safe to say that it will
be an effort worthy the distinguished
gentleman's ability and reputation.
AT noon yesterday Rev. Fathe,
Dickman. pastor of the Church of the