The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
Fly Specks.

Fly Specks.
food time to dig wells now.
Don't ask Louis Beck about his jaw.
He'll get on his ear If you do.
leon Ogg, former Sedslisn. died IT
Brownsville yesterday Of typhoid fever.
VIM. Moore received FIVE car loads
oi cattle from of the Lexington branch
this morning. He will ship them to St.
Louis tonight.
Holden is enjoy ing q revival, not
outstanding the heated term. There
were seven additions to the Christian
church on Friday night last.
The Fast Sedaiia Baptist church has
been reprinted and otherwise beautifed
lately, and is now one of the neatest and
.osiest church ediices in the city.
Jim Todhunter was fined S. and costs
Yesterday Todhunter failed to yield to
The demands of subpoena. He paid il.
Henry Brown. Fort Scott youth,
was fished out OF the gutter on Second street
hy Officers Masonhall and Carnes this at
,crnoon and laid away to cool of.
A couple of dogs created quite a COM
motion in an Ohio street millinery store
last evening BY attempting to fight. The
female portion OF the establishment took
TO their heels and left the fighting CANNES
in charge.
The rumor started at the camp
grounds las, night, TO the effect that 4
small son Of a widow lady named Warren
VAS drowned while in Flat creek bathing,
is false AS a BAzoO reporter learned upon
investigation this morning.
The continued drouth is hard on corn.
Every day the evil multiplies. A heavy
general rain now would put different
,:ce on things, but from present appear
anceS We ARE not TO be favored in this re-
spcct.
The little girl who was deserted BY an
old bag named Mrs. Taylor, in this city
some months ago, and who has been
furnished home by Mrs. Hicks, has been
adopted by gentleman named Reesmsn,
who resides in LamOnte, No.
The most disguised man in the coun-
Try has been discovered. He owned u
mule ten wears before he learned that the
animal delighted in listening to blue pro-
family Whenever he wishes to punish the |!
mule now he sings a hymn.
Felix Black should keep sober and be- |
have himself when he comes to the city. |
His action in striking q woman is a dis |
grace to humanity. A man who will raise |
his hand in anger to a woman is a vile |
miscreant. and unworthy of the name of |
man.
Fred r. Schrader, author of the western /
border drama, "A Man from Texas"
passed through the city this morning, en- |
route to New York City, where he will con-
rludc the arrangements for placing it on
The Missouri river circuit this winter.
An inebriated countrymsn fell from
has wagon near Gauss lumber yard, on ;
Second street, this afternoon, striking his |
face on the sidewalk and mutilating it in |
a frightful manner. He was helped into !
his wagon and started home by friend.
Some twelve or fifteen teams are at
work to-day in the vicinity of the Mis-
souri, Pacific train Dispatcher Office grad
ing the ground for the purpose Of putting
in more side tracks. This is made neces-
sary by the compsny's increasing bust
ness.
The city authorities are to be COM
mended for their zeal in enforcing the law.
The shutting up of swine is the best thing
which has occurred in Sedalia for years.
Now the fat and lean grunters are NO
longer seen, and strangers get q more IA
vorable idea Of the Queen City of the New
West.
One OF the ladies who attended the /
camp meeting Saturday night was asked
By friend, lis morning, how she enjoyed
the services and astounded her inter-
rosator BY replying: "Oh, ever SO much.
I had some of the best pie ever ate"
Evidently religion did not make a very
deep impression upon her.
As a freight train was going west,
shout o'clock this morning, it struck q
row belonging to Henry Hampter, which
Was on the track near the gas works,
throwing it of, breaking both hind legs
aud horn, but not killing it. It wasstill
laying in the ditch in the rear of the gas
works at late hour to-day.
An able-bodied young wsnderer ere
.ted not little unfavorable comment this
by soliciting aims in front of the
Garrison house. No sooner would he sc.
rure dime than he would blow it in for
liquor, 70 the great disgust of those who
n9O COntEIUutcu 70 WuaC tucy tuOuSut
would be spent for food.
Yesterday afternoon, while Capt. VIM.
Lower, who resides about fifteen miles
northeast Of this city, together with a
lumber OF men, was engaged in thrashing
Dats ON his premises, the STRAW caught fire
from the engine and the entire crop, abou.
|. 400 bushels, together with . fine separa-
tor, valued at $3.50, was consumed. The
oss will aggregate 81 500.
The young man With the strawberry
blonde locks, who holds clerkship in AMI
Ohio street dry goods store, will probably
not visit McAllister again this season. The
little job he put up yesterday, about being
. widower, was discovered to be transpar-
mt, and it caused number of fair m.idens
% give him the shake for all time to come.