The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-24
RoUHDADoUT.

ROUND ABOUT.
Weather eontinues cool.
Clinton wants public library.
Joyce is still in the penisenti.ry.
-Cslaway county has ripe vatermeloas.
-Pinchbsck Il to lecture in Kansas CITY.
-Columbia Is to have q Temperance revi-
val.
The "mad stone" man has turned up
again.
The Saline County Owl Club have reeu-
lar meetings.
squirrels are a numerous - rats. i"
the Osage hills.
-Dade county has colt which weighs
only % pounds.
-Freslericktown wants . new Methodist
church building.
Lightning rod swindlers are overrun-
ing Boone county.
The Missouri river is rapidly settling
10 low water mark.
Large shipments Of cotton are coming
up the NJ. X. 4 T.
An effort is to be made to get NJ \
District Fair at vemailles.
Several fine horses have been recently
stolen out Of Benton county.
-Tramps have taken to highway rob-
lery III the northern counties.
The thermometer hes been crowdins
the nineties all over the State.
The willow matheses, At Cedar CITY.
have proved an entire success.
The cattle disease has appeared in
some parts II Lafayette county.
-Picnics are common affairs in Saline
they have them nearly every day.
The old Gillespie House, in Henry
county, burned last Friday night.
Col. Bl.key, Of the Pleasant Hill r.
riew. has congestion Of the brain.
The lead mines. in Morgan county, are
attracting great deal Of attention.
The next Boone county fair will COM
mence in Columbia, September llth.
Unknown highwaymen shot and rob
bed an insurance agent, in Holt county.
The Sheriff has carried the circus horse
robbers back to Gsundy county for trial.
The Warrensburg dram shop keepers
are pe,itioning for licenses to sell liquor.
A great many investors are becoming
Disguised with the Short Creek prospects.
The people Of the Southwest have no,
lost faith in the narrow gauge movement.
An old Farmer named Jelks, was
fatally injured by runaway team. Thurs
day.
A man named Lossant was killed near
Bolivar, the other day. by falling out OF
tree.
The Richmond, No., Croaic's has sus-
pended. Ceased to supply = want. As it
were.
They xant colored teachers in the pub
lie schools Of Kansas City for colored p1r-
poses.
Peaches are rottins and falling of the
trees in many localities along the Missouri,
river.
The Jefiersontown FnsiericEsoaian II still
wrestling with the sag body Of Henry Clay
Dean.
MIR. Ashfahl, Of Fulton, vas struckby
lightning last Sunday evening, but not
killed.
The Sturgeon Leader. proposes to start
daily paper for fair week-certainly .
fair start.
The steamer 'C;old Dust" carried an
excunion party from Lexington to Kansas
City, yesterday.
The Murphies mean to take dead set
at Warrensburg. There's 4 rod in pickle
for Fine Farr.
Tees probabilities for August co-ope-
rates with the Temperance Movements
long dry spell.
since the advent Of the Murphyites,
drinks have gone up ofifteen cents in some
parts Of the State.
The farmers Of Boone county are re.
joicing in the prospect Of the largest crops
they ever raised.
1T is said that II. Martin Williams In
the father Of twins. This comes from play
ing chamber maid.
Two tramps brutality assaulied lady
near Springfield, last week, because she re-
fused TO feed tbesl.
The Stockton Journal tells of an apple
tree near that place, which has q apples 70
every Eve inches Of the limb.
Galway county is still looking for the
seven hundred men who have fancy for
burning thousand dollar bonds.
"A Mrs. EmmOns was accidentally shot
and killed, in Dade county, last week. BY
the careless handling Of pistol.