The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-12-19

Spencer of SiOo or 500, and such
goods from. his store and dwelling Is
they wanted. Several private houses
were robbed. The rebels crossed the
Usage river below town and proceeded
but few miles killed Thomas Bailey,
an old and well known citizen of that
county. The latest information that
we have of these de>peradoe> they
burned Jcuken-' store in Hickory
county, and killed several men in
that vicinity. They were command
eel bv Colonel Mcdaniel, &. :. \.
'Since the time above alluded to-.
several bodies OF rebels, ranging from
forty To two hundred. have passed
through Windsor, crossing the Usage
AT and above Warsaw.
! We have every reason To- believe
that since the retreat of Price from
the state, from two to three thousand
rebels have crossed the Usage river
within twenty miles each way from
Warsaw, aiming to join their great
Savior and DeIiverer Old Pap.
SAD INCIDENTS.
among the many sad incidents that
have TRANSFERRED since our last i->ue
none was more >orfowf,ul than the
killing of two Of our best citizens.
Nudge Owens and G.. e.. Kidd. by
bu>hwhacker>. near Oiteryile. The
particulars are well known to every
one and need not he recalled. H. such
acts show the blood-thirstineSs OF
s:iVages.
The deceased gentlemen were
formerly citizens of Henry county.
but more recently doing Il mercan-
tile business in this city, and both
leave families and many friends To
mourn their sudden loss "
+. l.. Parker kept livery
stable.
&c \. Gallie and \. Weldon adj
verti>e grocery ana bakery.
Anderson IL Tucker sold dry
goods. groceries. boots, shoes and
hardware.
G. Hoover WAS city marshal and
tells the people To come M and regis
ter their dogs
-"Pet;i> county has gone radical,
hut by what majority We are unable To
say, says the .Lire,ti>er.
-Gcorge Heard, .jno. NJ. Glass
cock and o. \. Crandall are adver-
Used IL attorneys nj law.
-''Cloney. Crawford Il Co., Whole
sale and retail merchants" have Il
conspicuous advertisement in the pa
per.
Parker House. (Which stood
where Clay IL Heynen's marble yard
now stands WAS kept by Captain Il.
G. Henry.
d. e. Ballon and T. W. Moses,
tbrother of Il. H. Moses, cashier of
the Third National bank advertise
their professional card rs attorneys at
law.
The same paper contains the dis
solution of the co-partner>hip of NJ.
l. Sale II Son and says Simon Sale
will continue the business at Sedalia
and knobnoSter.
The paper contains the proclama-
ton of President Lincoln admitting
the state of Nevada to the Union.
The state had more inhabitants in
1864 than in 1893.
&C. +. Lansing, wholesale and
retail druggist at No. 4 Main street"
They sell paints. drugs. glass. per-
fumery, gin, whisky, wine. tobacco,
cigars, stationery and school books,
slow for cash"
james G.. Tesch advertises that
he will ''selI ut wholesale and retail,
groceries, liquors, wines, cigars, oys-
tiers, sardines and candies Jos. NJ.
Aitman's name is in the advertisement
rs agent.
The following appears in the Id
reItiser: "Sedalia Lodge No. go,
\. +. IL \. NJ. holds their stated
meetings on the Thursday night of,
next preceding the full moon. .. \.
Crandall, secretary
DR.. j. Hampton was the only
dentist named in the paper with Of
flee ut the Sedalia house. This hotel
stood where the Missouri Lumber
company yard now is. DIR. Hampton
pulled out long time ago.
Rush Il. Spedden ~ Geo. :
Priest, l. the title of an order of pub
licalinn in civil action. The adver-
li>emeEt Is signed by Samuel \. Love,
clerk, Harry Forse, deputy clerk,
and Starnes II Crandall, ATTORNEYS.