The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-08-28
Prosecuting Attorney Dorsey Shackel~
ford is in Springfield this week.


New Palestine, this county, is to have
a big mule show next Monday week.
Cliff Greenlease and wife, of Saline
county, have been visiting in BOonville.
John A. Fray, of this county, will have
seventy two Norman horses at the Sedalis
fair.
Charlie Bell is in st. Louis to-day,
buying more machinery for his apple IS
tablishmeut.
"A large delegation from BoOnville will
attend the ex-confederate reunion at Jefier-
son City next week.
big Sunday school picnic was held in
Saline township yesterday. A half dozen
schools participated.
Miss Corrine Mcdonald, of New YOak,
is the guest OF the family of Judge James
HI. Walker at Bunceton this week
Col. Sam Acton is up from Jefferson
CITY, but will return in time for the re-
union. What about that buster, cOlOnel7
Rev. G. w. Ham, of this city, writes
not return to BOOnville but remain IN that
state.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Nelson are in
New York, where they expect to NEE. the
Leonardo ON their return from Europe
next month.
"A serenading party awoke every one
in their neighbOrhoOd last night. It's .
pity that our sleepers are not allowed to
rest in peace these cool nights. r
The public fountains to be put up in ?
Boonville have been purchased in Chicago
by Charlie Bell, and are now on the way
here. They are for man, horse and dog.
Lewis Fisher, who once resided in
! Boonville, was accidentally killed by
train, on which he was brakeman, near
jacksonville, ILL.,, last week. He was q son
of DR.. Fisher, of the state university.
A runaway in town last night occa-
stoned considerable excitement. The
horse attached to Speed Stephens cottage
cart becoming frightened and dashed away
with the vehicle, smashing it to pieces but
doing no other damage.
We are going to have a company of
bloated capitalists in Cooper county, soon.
Last week Sheriff John F. Rogers, Collector
J. d. Starke, DR.. III. III. Miller and John II.
Stephens,Of Bunceton, went to Colorado and
bought silver mine. Whether "salted"
or not we don't know, but it is to be hoped
it will make all those interested in it rich.
| Hon. John COsgrove has announced
the committee he has selected to examine
candidates for the vacant cadetship from
this district. They are: T. A. Johnston,
Cooper county; S. B. Haywan, Pet,is
county, chairman; J. P. Strother, Saline !;
j. j. Iglehart Columbia, j. NJ. Dunlap,
California, and Prof. Corprew. of Fayette.
Place and date of examination will be an
nounced hereafter.
j A large silver watch that has curious
history was lying on the show case at s. 8.
Hannaca's jewelry store when the
BAzOO correspondent dropped in" to that
establishment one afternoon this week. Il
is the property of Mr.. A. C. barley. q
|. farmer living near New Franklin, Howard
) county A year ago Mr.. barley was SOW
, ing wheat in his field and lost the watch.
} He instituted search but no trace of the
missing time-piece could be found. Mr..
barley had given it up for lost, when last
3 week he was blowing in the same field and
in turning up the sod his pillow turned up
t the watch, scratched slightly where the
I sharp point of the pillow had struck it, and
little rusty and discolored BY its long ex-
posture. but otherwise as good as ever. Mr..
barley sent it to Boouville, where it has
been repaired and keeps good lime. moi
: looking as though it been under groam
!, for twelve months.
: Charles Glasier, jr, of this counv
s left BOonville on the night 81
o the 9th instant for Montana on q
I prospecting tour. He went from here u
8 ST. Paul, Mimi, and from there ON the
Northern Pacific railroad to Helena, Mon
/ tana. The railroad was not completed any
e further, and Charles took q stage for Whate
g Sulphur Springs, Montana, his destination
a which he reached on the evening of the
, 14th inst. having been eight days on lha
+ road. Writing to friends in BOonville be
Q says he is staying in the only brick h0us>
= in the town, . hotel kept by Mr.. Johr
|. WOODROW, whose wife is Miss Molhe Baker
/, sister of VIM. R. Baker, of Boonville. Mr.
b Woodson was q former citizen of Boool
s county. He is engaged in the stock bust
d ness ane is prospecting. Young Glssier il
y we'll pleased with Montana. The scenery
Is he writes, is magnificent, and the live stool
= the latest he ever saw. The wheat harves
has Just begun and the grain locks excel
lent. He has not yet decided whether b
will locate in Montana or not. II he doe
d he will 90 into the stock business. 81
D. thinks Montana il . great country, ant
d. writes it is rapidly 6lling up with settler.
al A OlerRyman'a Advice.