The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-03-06
BOONVILLE BUDGET.
Steps Being Taken to Con-
struct Rock Roads in
Cooper County.
Matters of Great and of Minor
Interest Briefly Mentioned.
BoONyu.lE. Mo. Msn.b 1

A DUN Il.
March came in very lamblike To day
| Mrs. +. IL, Glenn. former resident OF
Boorvilie, died in Jefferson City recently
Frank Pigott has returned from st.
Louis, W, ere lac has been attending school
Tor The past lew months.
While other towns are com plaining oi
bad aud muddy streets. those oil Boonville
are in firsi-ciass condition.
Col. Fl. Clay Condo, the chivalrou> ~.
Louis disciple of Blackstone, was among
Boonvilie's visitors yesterday.
The Morning BAzoO is meeting with
much favor i'm Boonvile It's neat dress
and splendid enterprise are commended by
every one.
Capt X. II. Howard, one Of our most
prominen' ciiiz Ms, who has been very sick
for some DAYS past, is at present slowly re-
covering.
An aged German IL living on a firm
near Pilot Grove. this county, who serve |
At the battle at Waterloo, under the Prus-
sian gen, raj, Blu her
The rink cDniinu"s TO loom up. Can
not some of YOU Sed ,liIn> come over Ia the
plant" piits i-morrIw. Friday, night ?
We Will guarantee YEA 3 good time.
Two tramp, 81 fire To- Henry Uoltrnan's
house, near Brownsville. last Sitardav. hut
Were arrested and lodged in Jail here that
night. They will have preliminary ex-
animation Saturday.
The Arhu:kle Colby concert company
de lighted large audience Il; the Tn spian
hall last night. The company Is prob bly,
the best that ever visit. ! this e ", an z ave
a most excellent entertainment
The Bunceton Ind pendent diei be'o-e
ii hrd even seen tn light of the day
Either sand sufiic eni was not pnss .ssed by
the proprietor. ar enterpri e enough by the
citizens, We don't know which. There are
90 many second CLASS newspapers in this
sta:e sbyhOw.
The 'o'ored citizens of Boonv lie ere
all ''g t;ng re igion" Two vivaIs are in
al blast Rev Mr. Wach-tte, If the
Baptist chur II vi Ur ach ior the dsrkeys
spasm on the part of the negroes will do
the n good, rs We have some of the wOrs,
negroes in the state.
The rock road question is command
ing considerable sttenJioH I'm this city and
county just a, pr->ent. A m, citing was he'd
al Prairie Home one al Buncetun, one at
Wehm-,rs store. and one ~ BponviiIe, To
consider the subj ct. Th-re Will he another
meeting held a Boonville TO morrow after
noon n two &C ock, when tn. various com
m tees appointed 1T a pr.viou, meeting
will report, and some definite acton b.
tx N We ,re eathpsi isiic on the Su'i7ct,
sud road between Bo nville and Pr lie
Homo, and one irpm Bun,eton To Pi-sab,
W II. IN all probability I've cons! rIIcted this
wear.
The citv canvass i waxing warm,
though hut few candidate, have IS vet au-
nouncsi themselves. Former the dem
ocrals kept sill and let he r,pnblicans
ran the machire, aud IL was only Occ sion
ally that 4 democrat msnag Il to Il p into
Office, even as an Independent. Nov the
democrats are on top, end til. radicals are
oniuciing still hunt. John l..
.OBryan, the present. democratic NAV
"r, will probably he candida e
for re -electinn and should be- chosen I'm IN
imnus'v. III. has IN ,de spl .ndid mayor,
and shown himself TO possess determination
and grit-Iuaiities essential IL Z 'Od ex.
ecutive officer. Ex- Mayor j. +. Gemlick
ha>, 10 Is said. emph,tically declined To be
a candidate again fpr mayor. VIM. III.
Harrison and A. II. Mckee are the only
candidates vet announced for street com
missioner, while III. l. Wilson, j. T. Hui-
land II. +. OBrien ask the Office oi city
mar>hsi. There are lively times ahead.