The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-11
PERSONAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. Loneie,low i, in good health and !
spirits. Iii, blue eyes are bright AMI nj,
cheek, have the Hush of Wholesome age
1t is reported that Robert Spencer " i'll
>opn marry an American girl English
men arr irving u GIT even on losing
the Derby.
Mr.. Ellison i REPORTED b. the Rubbcr
T.ra - hold Sj.0OooOo worth ii -trck> in
the various comptui,, ior;uei III Introduce
III ueS light.
sir samuel Baker, the celebrated Al
rican explorer. ha, heeu knocking AROUND
the world iur the la, three wears, and will
soon >ai! liz E-Sland.
The fuP-. ii APPEAR, has, an thea that
he :, srins ~ di. shortly In an;icipa-
I;on ot HI speedy demise M la, executed
Il ~ill d!,po-in. vi hi, private property.
and ha, a.-o prepared Two ;e>taHrnI- -
prn,ih.
--3i-narck i certainly not a handsome.
man. If i ~ lat a. 20 ~ more INV icldy
,han eyer He ha, pudy ami unhealthy
:D,,5 and his appetite hc-ltatv~ never
Bead and chess. aud beer arr -;,,i - be
villa. ~ r-p. .a.Lr i&--.
-.Ni,,,.. IS Zoe tie .anou- piaao l.t..i .vr,
~ 'r'ri ~ I[r.! Gu.:ad!. Ia a-.a, in
lS-H a;d came . t..i. c"'i.;ry wtcn hc
49, ON. ~.>.cv. YEAS "a "j.H go capital
c.C,,,- a., Ey-.tL, tal,ut> AID iirsc
Stock III -n-rcy. /, va> ui> iu,catiou 20
teach the piano rg /" oh;.tiH Il position a,
prsa..i-j puJ his >arr',d intelligence soon
! .rd him -. :,pIui"n am scheme oi
h. Li.ij AL % ADOPT thu manufacture oi
p.a,..- ,~ al business. IL cricr q. ,y.ru
a. ;r,,i, i've I.vJmr voluntary arpreu
lir,.
Nr. Gladstone. il seems. i dr,-, re-
Former. \ London letter thu. speak, Of q
new costume. which n mas Introduced in
parliament: >uccumbing N The weather.
AT length NJ. Gladstone appeared to-day
/ IN the most Summer, OF -Cr-uc- costumes :.
and thus i.g> again given acEc-;,';i Ia a
ia>tiu:, a.si:,>, Which a.. official ceiling
, ri the huuNe. protests tnwb"dv who l.
not IN BLACK = fr"v'nci a.. The stranger
5 who does no. appear in black J. not spoken
To-. Mr.. Gladstone has dome real service
nv put;ins on a light coat and white hat.
Henry Clay was one. irayeIir. some
where "out st~,t" and pu, Up Tor the night
ut = country hotel. Mine host looking
over the register discovered the name
Henri CLAW" Their. was bur one 4 iav.
Could IL be possible he had Jhi, distin
gu;-hed man under his roof, Tie va, a.
toni-Eei. delighted. Next uorning. u
soon u the great man appeared. the al
miring Bonjtace bs>ticd forward, and max
ing Iow bow said: MIR. Clay. believe
>ir2' That j. nv name" >aid the gentle
man. In hi aftabIe tone. MIR. Clay, the
congressman" "Ic>. sir" We'll. sir
I've heard oi YOU. a.,d | Thought III just
a>k YOU ii YOU wouldn't give mc and M,
old WOMAN little speech before ven 81.
:. MIR. Wilson. one Of the oldest mem
bcrS al the English press. ha, recent,
diei i'll London. For nearly nifty wears IN
has been on the s;aff of the London Times
for which Journal he wrote the account o
the queens coronation. He reported tn
lir,t speech which Mr.. Disraeli ever ut
tered at public banquet. and ,hereafte
Tor forty wears was the special reporter O
the great man, addresses. Di>raeii neye
forgot him. AMI when he had the powe
he offered Mr.. Wilson a pension of 81 90
u wear from the literary fund. The pro
prietnr> oi the London Time, refused {
allow Mr.. Wilson 20 accept this gilt, bu
in lien Of it they added so year 10 hi
{ >alarv.