The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
YESTERDAYS EXCURSION.
A Trip Over tho Marrow Gauge
to Browns Spring


- SVA1y 0OcO V1m0 ma ana . FAR \
Crowd in Attendanoe.
The 6rst paying passengers over the g,
w. 4 4. marrow gause) were trans
ported yesterday afternoon. On which c.
cssion come one hundred and twenty i've /
Persons. men, women and children, avaiied
themselves Of the opportunity Of visiting
Browne sPr,ns. Eve miles distant. all for
the email Gum Of tveo,y.6s cents
The train, consisting Of four dat cam,
Nth suitable -eais erected, one caboose
and one coach. the latter principally &C.
cuPied BY the ladies Of the party, pulled
out from the head of Broadway street ct
about two o'clock. engine No.. the Cyrus
Neski'k, and coach No. ]. being used for
the occasion. Tha, prince Of good fellows.
Scott WiIsoD, attended to the coIlectiuR Of
fares. while W. w. McNulty h I'd hi. hand
on the throttle end 4. G. R.mey "a. kept
busy shoveling in the coal. From casual
glance 1t the track AMI rosi.bed, one
would he inclined In the opinion that trip
over this New thorOughfzre would be re-
msiksb'y rough; but such vas not
the csse, for from the start,
engine aud cars glidei along q. though GO
ing over an old end 6r-i-clsas starisrd
gauge road. on a down grade, and every
thing CREASED for the occs.ian.
Al about two o'ciork Conductor Wil.cn
gave the signal &" pail "u'.' when En-
ein~er Nc >ni,v responded promptly, a,d
scon the train vas whI'iing along ~ TIE
rite of twenty miles an honr. and at spurt.
made ~ high ~ thirty mica an hour. The
; tr sin vac moi ioI.g in :..ching the hrid, e
over Fiat creek, ~hen the rate cf .psed
slsck-d ur l'ercsriibiy, sni fr.m ihi point
To Browns spring Us, faster than i~-iv. or
NJ the road leading "a the spring, the entire
party "'-rmhsTked. Browns spring u not
. station M Ia. road, hat simply a large
spring down the scrubby uod-, brush.
probably ore h undred yards Ia line right 81
the railroad track. This point reached, .
! maj ,riiy IL the excur-ioni-is svsiIed them
srlses of. the opportunity Of partaking Of q
refreshing drink-someihing that sas no,
filtered through the carcs.se~ Of dead ami.
Ma!s--sfier which the crowd dispersed,
esch to ENJOY himself or herself o. they
sa's roper Some had provided them.
se - with no IL snd lines. and improved
the time fishing; Others enjoyed
. game Of bail, while still others, Who had
been OF keener perception, reclined under
the shade Of tree and spped Of Pm. Beat.
best much to the annoy ance Of those Who
h.d not been foresighted enough to pro-
vide themselves With something substan-
iisl on an occasion OF thi. ind The time
ga spent IN this msnE.r until . few min.
uie- after four o'clock, when the shrilI
whistle OF the locomotive gave warning
that the train vas about to procs to the
fron,-,hat is, where irack-l.ying Vas pro-
gressing. A run Of Two and one half miles,
or seven and one-half miles from S~dalia,
brought the party to where come fprty.
i've vorkmen we're indusiriously
engaged in placing the lies end rails in
proper shape. Here, also, was found the
construction train ard . number Of fat
carr, the latter Containing material for the
construction Of the rosd Almo-t The en-
tire party again slighied. and something
like half m hour was spent By them in
viewing and questioning - ." how rail.
road was built. when the lcoi vi the iron
morse again reminded The ples.urs--eeksrs
that il ~as time 20 return To ihr city. In
few minu;e- all we're aboard and the
throttle valve ~s- thrown open, when the
train stared slowly on he return trir, run.
ning remarkably slew nniii ia The neigh
borh"od OF Browns -prinH. when the specs!
ws- increased, ard frou tia, poin, Ia the
city, good time vas I'D s,!~.
vi course ma one ever saw a train with
out s'p~snui boy aud this one wss n,
exception to the rule, for Fred Morrill, and
Bert Bi.by we're on hand With q supply al
goods, and from the number Who were
muncaing candy, the BAzoo reporter is in
ciined tn the opinion tina, they did remark
ably we'll.
The excur-ionisis reached the CITY n \
few minutes before six o'clock, and all ex
pressed ,hemsslve. as highly pleased With
the manner in which the afternoon had
t'e~n .pent.
Itching Piles-Symptoms and Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like Pers-
p'ra,lon. intense itching, increased b.
scratching. very distressing, particularly II
night. ~ II pin worms were crawling in
and about tie recium the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed To con-
tinue, very serious results may follow. DR..
Swayne's Ail-Healing Ointment is plea.-
ant. sure cure. Also for letter. Itch, Salt
Rneum. Scald Head, Erysip~ls-. Bsrb-r'-
Itch. Blotch~~. all Scsly, Crnsiy, Cuisine
Gus, Eruptisn.. Price 50 cents, 3 boxes
for SIPS. Sent by mail 10 any address on
receipt Of price IN currency. or three cent
postage stamP~. Prepared only BY Dr.
Swayne h Son. $50 North Sixth street. Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent drug
gisia.
A Red Head Quintette
Mr.. J. II. e.. Irwin, the CITY editor of the
Glib Demoerof. hiss Ga outfit Of cr.nisi
hair, whi.ker. and mu.,ache. Of such 6-ry
hue that people often think they can &c the
changing color Of fierce fame. in them.
He il no, only not NAMED Of his dscosa-