The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-25

lishment at present. She abundantly un-
derstsnds how to cater to the wants of her
bOarders.
The Life OF K. T. Kemper," is now
for sale Ii is a biography of one of the
greatest educators Missouri has ever had,
and will be read with special interest by
every one who has attended Kemper Fam
lily school.
The preliminary trial Of Joseph School
charged with being an sccomplice in the
murder Of Jerry Edwards, at Pisgab, ON
the 18th OF February, took place at Pisgah
to-day. The result mas not yet been
learned.
Capt s. w. Crosby, our county school
commission T. was in town this week. He
will examine persons desiring certificates
to teach school In this county at BOo.,-
vile on the Dist and 22d of March. at Pr
lot Grove ON tn Goth, at Otterville on the
18th.
AT the Easter Kraetzchen to be given
on the 18th of April, members Of the chal-
lengs Ministries, the amateur company OF
tots city are expected To give a perform
ance II will doubtless be good.
Prof. Fleets lecture at the court house
as Jefferson. his character, life and works
1t was repl..e with facts, new to most per
sons, and many of which had been obtained
by personal visit to Monticello, Jrfier
sons old home.
Both the BoOnville papers are for Til
den for pre- ident, and We believe the sentI-
ment of Cooper county democrats is al
most unanimously for "the noblest Roman
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serves a re nomination and reelection.
Capt. John Porter has seen fit to dis
continue the selling of regular season
tickets on his ferryboat, and does not grant
the usual reduction To persons buviug
number of tickets. This will cut off from
BoOnville large part Of the trade of How
ard county, which will now go to other
points. Can not our merchants ren, dy
this difficulty In some way. Some of tn. Sc
days we'll have a free bridge over this
river any way.
This rock road question is easily got
ten down TO a simple matter Of dollars and
cents, and the sooner this is done the better.
IL would paw BoOnville TO subscribe
fourth of the value of the town 20 secure
good system of rock roads. Persons along
the line of the proposed roads might well
give one half their farms 10 build the
roads. The other half would be doubled
in value, and then Their would be the pleas
ure and comfort of good roads the entire
year. Good rock roads are not luxury in
Central Missouri. They are necessity.
Maj. William Harley's donation OF
eight acres To BOOnville on condition il
was made into park, has been criticised
by some who said il was made with a view
of selling the remainder of the land This
is unjust to Maj. Harley, as nothing was
said or thought about the purchase until
the city authorities approached him on the
subject, He then priced his land at 500
an acre when every sensible mar knows
that it is worth much more than that. IL
would be unjust and ungenerrus To sup
pose Mai. Harley was actuated by selfish
motive in making his donation. III there
would he more work and less talk in this
park matter, people would be better sat-
listed.
WE BLUSH To ASK
If Homer Woodbridge has learned to
walk vet?
Why Charlie Valratte did not give
the sign?
What kind of Ware Chas. F. Gross is
going TO sell
If the drummer was mad when he
mashed his hat?
Which was happier, Jim, Thursday
night. or Bob last night.
How many Sedalia boys hearts were
broken last Sunday morning?
III Sam Hsnnacs really gave Fred
Danwalter's two dogs the mumpS?
How long the two were in prison Fri
day night, and why they made such a fuss
about 1t?