The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30

The dog muzzling ordinance does not
seem TO muzzle much, although every GILL
ztn unites in saying it should. Will At
torney Shaw and the city council look
after il al the next meeting?
The Jefferson City journals sssert it
never rains or blows in that section. This
will account In a measure for the dirty con-
dition of its inhsbital Is and the foul odor
emitted from It's streets.
The building boom has received a sud.
den lull and scarcely any new con racts
have been made this week. 1t begins &c
look as if good many idle hands would
soon be found in SedaIia unless the bust.
ness men take fresh hold.
Quite number of new wire fence:
and handsome lawns have been put in on
East Fifth STREET. If The street WIS pro-
perly mscadamized it would be the h md
sonnet and most delightful drive in the
city.
The question of a military company in
Sedalia is being agitsted sgain. sedalis
boy, if they will, can easily get up com.
psny of infantry, Z2Uaves or cavalry that
ought 10 be able in a short time to rival
any Of the crack comp mics for drill and
efficiency.
ID. w. G. Perry, an old timer on tie
NJ, K. & I. having resigned, Mr.. A. Tay.
lor is appointed general road master Of the
Missouri, Ksnsas & Texas railway north
OF Den;son, with headquarters at Parsons
KSs. Mr.. Taylor comes from east If the
Mississippi, and is an experienced man.
Fire works are beginning to sdorn The
show windows. Next Saturday will Re
July 4th, the 109th anniversary Of the in
dependence of these United Sits. But
few of the old ."yets." will live to celebrate,
even General Washington's ubiquitous
body servant having retired to give place
to the later generations.
The Jefferson City pap-rs have just
found out that Sedalia wants the capital
and are firing small shot at Us preiensions.
They can hurt nobody. Sedalia has with.
are securely encamped TO await the cam
paign OF 1886. Better save your ammuni-
ton, We sleepy hollow, goose bottom fossils,
and sop shooting at the wind.
The people of Sedalia have demanded
q northern extension and a water works,
but do not seem to be in very fair way to
get either. The best thing under the cir
cumstances will be to cal few public
mass meetings, and organize for the work.
1t is folly to wait longer on the money
bags. Let the people arouse and do the
work themselves. Sedalia needs it, the
people need it, business men need il, your
wives and children need the monty it will
make them. Let Us have it.
On Saturday Sedalia underwent bap-
tism. of sprinkling and pouring sort,
chiefly the later, that she heartily des-
p sed, Her chief hotel, the S;cber, had
three feet of water in it, and other property
was similarly flooded. 1t is pleasant to re.
mark that jefferson City has no such
trouble.-HuntsriHe Herald
This is not the only advantage Jefferson
City has over sedalis, and YET the latter
city wants the capital.-Jeferson City
Tribune.
God, in his infinite wisdom, always cars
for the needs of his CT atures, hence, as JEFF
ferson City is a catacomb Of mumm ;es,
which would be destroyed by water and lis
living inhabitants never have any use for
the liquid, lie has kindly withheld its bane.
full influence from them out of pure chart
ty. 1t is dry, very dry place.