The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-06-14
SEDALIA BRIEFS.

The new city offices are about
completed.
There is no discount ON having
an immense hay crop.
May cherries are just making
their appearance in the market.
What's the matter with Sedalia
having Fourth of July celebra-
ton?
The Democrat began moving yes
terday into its future quarters Oh Ohio
street.
&C. Moorhead is playing in the role
of wldower. HIS wife. accomp.u-
led by a son, is visiting friends in
Topeka. Kan.
The prohibitionists of Pettis coun.
ty will meet at the court house to.
morrow morning to put a county
ticket in the field.
Blaine, Blaine, the man from Maiue,
Will never be in the race sgsin,
Aud though he made brilliant COUP,
LIS euu - oSSs uC . VI VIC eOop.
The butchers have organized a
base ball team and have challenged
and expect to wipe up the diamond
with the cigar makers.
-Vice-president Waldo of the NJ.
X. 4 T., arrived from st. Louis yes
terday afternoon and after few hours
stay departed for the south.
Dan. Clarke, of the Sedalia Ca.
pet company, has opened up a pump
near his business place through which
a thirsty pu bic may be relieved.
Hon. Henry Lamm, who was a
district delegate TO the Minneapoli,
convention. will make tour of Cana
da before returning home TO Sedalia.
Before adjourning Friday after
noon the Missouri Bankers association
passed resolutions complimentary to
the retiring president, Robert l.. Nc
Elhsny. Of Springfield.
Jacob Keller, q farmer living
three miles south of the city, is iubi-
liant over the arrival Of twin boys ct
his home. The mother and children
are reported as doing nicely.
John Henry. the ten year old
son Of VIM. Lindsey, living 10 south
Soda ia. fell from q stable loft this
morning breaking his right arm aud
sustaining other minor injuries.
Mrs. Stark is still quite sick, aud
her many friends miss her kindly
pres nee from the music store, and
sincerely hope her illness may be Of
briei duration.
Miss Lizzie Arnold and her
brother, George, have arrived from
St. Louis, after purchasing large lot
Of goods. Mr.. Arnold will leave Tor
his hume at Springfield this week.
Judge Daily leaves tomorrow
for Pertle Springs to attend the state
meeting Of the Sunday schools of the
Christian churches. 1t promises a
very interesting and largely attended
session.
Ben. F. Swsggsrd. of Sxee,
Springs Is here with several promisin G
horses. and will bring several of his
finest here next week. Other parties
are due in the city shortly with fine
stock.
The members of the Bankers a..
soci .tion gave Governor Francis a
rousing reception when be entered the
court room Friday afternoon. They
appI.uded him and the ladies Huttered
their dainty handkerchiefs
Senator Jno. Carlisle, Of Ken
lucky, and Congressman John r. Eel
lows, of New York, will speak at
Kansas city on the 28th. Several
frcm this city will 90 up to hear the
distinguished gentleman.
The county court will meet to-
morrow. Among othe matters it will
consider the advisability Of erecting =
number of iron bridges in the county,
80 that if ordered the work may begin
before the unreasonable weather be-
gins.
Two more colored damsels were
in trouble. Yesterday Eliza Davis
had q warrant sworn out for the arrest
Of Matte Clark, whom she charges
nth disturbing her peace. The Gaze
will be tried before Justice Blair next
Tuesday.
-Ex-President McElhany and Sec
rotary and Treasurer John Caro- Rue
sell, left at noon yesterday, the former
for Springfield, NO., and the latter
for St Louis. Both these gentlemen
made many friends during their brief
sojourn in Sedalia.
&C. c. Bell of Boonville, who is a
frequent visitor to SedaIis is one of