The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-07-19

Here. There and Everywhere.
Wasn't the rain dandy?
The corn crop is looking finely alonl
the X. st.
The depot platform at Clinton is un
dersoing repairs.
The street sprinkler is enjoying .
much needed rest to-day.
Good rains are reported in the neigh
bcrhood Of Appleton City.
Eight car loads of cattle and bog.
came down on the branch this morning
bound for St. Louis.
-Humor has it that the Sedalia Rife.
intend to stretch their camp tent at Nc.
Allister Springs next week.
The Setlalia BAzOo is now a quarto
has new habiliments, and is improved in
every re~lect.-St. Joe News.
The Sedalia BAzoo is now quarto
has new habiliaments and is improved in
every respec,.-kansas City Star.
A great many confederate veterans
from central Missouri will attend the re-
union III Dallas, Texas, August 10Th.
-'Tis no, the correct thing to say
stranger than fiction" now. You should
saw, "Overdrawn almost like Eli Perkins
tales"
a colored bootblack was run in by
Officer Masonhall this morning for raising
:. disturbance with a Main street saloon
keeper.
-Ye>tesday J. c. Thompson, cashier Of
the first national bank, was appointed by
Judge Lacy, administrator Of the estate Of
the late Mrs. Talbot.
Miss 4. Petty, a most charming young
lady OF Rockville, subscribed for the daily
BAzoo yesterday while visiting relatives in
Appleton City. Thanks, Miss Petty.
The photographer at McAllister
Springs says the man who tore of half OF
his muslin sign would do we'll to come
back and pay damages or he will give him
away.
Mr.. James Story has let the contract
for building his three story business house,
opposite the court house square, to j. NJ.
Quinn, the contractor. 1t is to cost
81 900.
"A green parrot coming north on the
K. 4 T. last night, exhibited the same
sleepy disposition of its fellow travellers,
by nodding and starting up, often bump
ing It's head.
All railroad men that are lovers OF
base ball are requested to meet at the city
council rooms on Friday evening next at
O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing K.
Il Il. C.
Charles Roll, salesman at Meyer &
Cos. lumber yard, this morning loaded
thirteen wagons with lumber for Benton
county, and it was not much of day for
loading either
-Chas. Gordan, an old reliable engineer
on the X. 4 T., went south yesterday with
the mail. The BAzoo always feels safe,
and so express it, when Charley manipu-
lates the throttle.
Our German contemporary, the
Journal, appears this week in bran new
8 dress. 1t presents a neat appearance, and
speaks volumes for the enterprise and
energy OF its proprietors.
There was young lady of Beaman,
Whose name was little Miss Hemans,
Her hair it is red,
And she says she will wed
Nobody but a bold seaman.
Jim Merrifeld, alias Tornado Jim,
spent Sunday at McAllister springs, rusti-
eating. He came in on his run next day
looking as brown and hearty as though he
had been a month at the seaside.
The inmates of a tenement house in
the southern part OF town gave frst-class
entertainment to a large audience COM
posed Of the residents of that neighborhood.
The cause Of it all was bucket Of slop.
Tine coroner's jury finds the H. & St.
Joseph road responsible for the killing of
Yancey and Connors, at Hannibal the
other day.. Employees of the company did
NOT display due caution. -
The macadam on Lamine street from
Third toiFif,h has been received by the
street and alley committee and the city en-
gineer, and the special tax bills for the