The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-26
WARRENSBUR0.
Stray Pebbles from the Quarry
City.
From our Regular Correspondent

FROM our Regular Correspondent
Egg. are five cents per dozen.
County Court was in session last
week.
Several business houses have failed
here Within the last few weeks.
The Democrats have out their Iorce
hunting man To run for mayor.
Our newspapers las; week were brist-
ling all over with municipal Ioli,ics.
DIR. w. L. Hedges. will probably be
the Republican candidate fos Mayor.
-Onc oi t!,s new dollars OF the dads,
came IN on the morning train last Satnr-
day.
-Mrs. NJ. e. Jewett returned IRON m
extensive visit u friends IN Illinois, last
week.
Miss Jennie Morrow, daughter Of c,
c. Morrow, Esq, has been very sick for seS'
eral days.
There vas q pleasant sociable at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Krentz, last Mon
day evening.
MIR. Shank Giikerson, vent east last
1hurday night to lay in fresh supply oi
spring goods.
The soc,able III the Christian Church
was held At the residence Of Mr.. Shryock,
last Friday night.
Mayor Stopper fears that his successor
will not push the c"mpromise measure ~
vigorously n he has done.
-WarrensburY supports shooting gal
lery and q set ii idle vagabonds to ri,
around and witness the sport.
Work has been commenced In the ston
quarries again. They are shipping lac
amount Of stone from here now.
The Normal School Philomatheans
are wrestling With the question, WAS the
execution Of Major Andre just ?"
IF. L. Kendall, Of Sedalia, was in the
city last Thursday. distributing pictures Of
Eeecher. The ladies all wanted one.
MIR. Jas. Walker and Miss Rrs Weie
married ut Fayetteville, last Tuesday. Mr..
Walker had to steal his gentle bride.
Rev. J. n. Pearcc, pr, siding elder oi
the NJ. E. church, filled Rev. K Miller's
pulpit last Sunday morning and evening.
MIR. Hugh Mccoy il taking an enum-
Grafton Of the youths Of the city. He in
terviewed all the millinery shops last
week.
w. Fl. Brinker, returned from . trip
to st. Louis last week. He had been
down attending to legal business Tor the
county.
HI. S. Withenpoon and Douglas Eads,
snipes last Thursday afternoon. But We
didn't see the snipes.
Mr.. &. c. Land, Of this city, made .
Murphy speech At Brownsville. last Thurs
day evening. lie reports the Murphys
dOurishing in that city.
Since the roads have got in . Paessble
lsss L. H.. III -
wheat INTO market The receipts at the
Eureka mills have been very large during
he last week.
Rev. DR.. Houghton. Of st. Louis, will
deliver lecture in the NJ. Z. Church, next
Tuesday evening. for the benefit Of the
Sunday School. His subject will be "John
Chinaman ut home"
The advanced class o: the Normal
school we're out with the compass and
chain one day last week. They we're not
"monarchs Of all they surveyed" for they
"took in" the whole city.
Hail gentle sprins.--Jownat- De~o-
eruf.
What the deuce do you want With any
more hail. Haven't We had enough fallen
weather?
"A company Of serenaden entertained
Nin Ella Fike one evening last week With
some OF their sweetest music. Her fathees
young bird dog thought they we're . gang
OF jack snipes, and received them accord
inyly.
According TO the Law under which the
city authorities are compromising the town
bonds q special tax Of one per cent. can b
levied for the payment Of the new bonds.
Al the debt nov stands only one half per
cent. can be levied for its payment.
"A crowd Of the Normal School pupils
found IN old Indian mound three miles
north Of town yesterday, on the BIackwa-
ter bluffs, from which they excavated .
large collection Of Indian relics, such a.
wampum, arrowhead, ancient pottery.
SKULLS, bones, etc. There are several Of
those mounds in that vicinity.
w. n. Bonn. D. 3. Honts and J. ".
Center6eld. Of this city were in Sedalia
last Friday, according TO the Sedalia
Democrua. Il il likely the above named
gentlemen were all on . "Bum" in Sed-
slis and iorgos how TO sPell their own
namea.
w. p. Hunt has made his settlement
With the County Court, n tar collector, Tor
this coun,y. lie has discharged his duty
faithfully and impartislly, and made
sa,isfac,ory .etilemeas. lie will now be
compelled to commence snit for the back
taxes that remain unpaid.
The Duly Ness asks why are the old
maids like this paper? Because il never
speaks har.hly Of them" They ought to
like the BAzOo man, too, for he has moth
ing asainss the old maids. May our
tongue forget it cunning and our right
hand cleave 10 dads dollars, IL we ever
write or speak q dissoPecsful word about
them.