The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-04
OUR NE.GaBORS.
RICH HILL.

There were sixteen commercial travel
ers at the Talnaga, Monday, besides a
number at the other hotels.
The Gaze OF Btrber Us. Will ans,
wherein the plaintiff sought to recover
damages to the amount of $50 on account
OF Injuries received In the assault made on
his person by defendant in May last, was
tried in Justice Barion's court Monday.
The jury gave plaintiff $3.50.
An old lady med Converse, in az
extremely fseble coalition arrived 10
Rich Hill Moud.y and was cent to the
poor farm. She is the mother of Mrs. Henry
James, who with her husband, live on q
large farm In the western part of the
county. Ii seems the oil lady, who is In
her eighty sixth year and who had wo. ked
fcr her inhumsn daughter al d her family
for years, beside giving them $4,000 with
which to purchase par. of their farm, wes
80 abused in her h,-ipl ssress that friends
int"rfered and SCI her to the p or f1rm
as before spok co Of.
j. w. Pell, recently of the frm of Bell
& Bro, Of BoonviIle, was in the city
We day looking for a location for
ing through Ksn-as AID Missouri ard
thinks the aPpl-..crop of both stat will be
light.
The wat works are rapidly approach
ing completion. The engines are all IN
place, and pumpir from the river to the
re ervOir will be cOmmtnced tomorrow.
There are NV over six mlles Of PIPE laid
N the city, the AMOUNT FIR which our con-
rdCt with Mr.. Pc kius calls, but fir m one
TO tao miles more will he lid. The Wat
will probably he TUNED on in the early
part OF next week.
New da W IL have the pure water in
tn sta'e. and The supply would b. ample
tor dozen such cities.
sPRINGFIELD.
The s wealth Day Adventists are hold
Jog series VI meetings AZ the tent in the
park cas-, OF the Catholic church, North
Springfield.
The Mi LIS brothers who are charged
with obtaining money under ia Sc preten-
seS, were d,schar. cd last Tuesday on bail,
taty having depcsi ei a sum sufficient for
the amount. They immediately depart. d
Tor their home in PAols, Kan.
The clock II be awarded to the largest
company ef knights at their tournament 10
;his city, August "a AM %, Is on exhibit
ton at Weeds jewelry stOr-. IL is a hard
some gift from Co. GelwIck, OF St. Louis,
and ii cost $50. TIE add nal aw, rd is
SO.
"A day CT two ago a little hey named
Martin Was passing a.Ong one Of the streets
IN the suburbs OF the city, accompanied by
Suddenly another BOY named Silss Wealth.
erS, spraDg from the roadside and with the
herceneSs OF a young tiger, struck young
Martin with knife, severipg the ear from
the top downward aud pen. trsted to the
bone. Ii was an ug y wound and gave the
little T. How much pain. What motive the
young bandit could have entertained for
the murdt rons assault has not been learn
ed. The embryo Jesse ia nes was arrested
and Tuesday was brought before Equine
Savage. The case Was continued until
next Saturday.
MOBERLY.
"A meeting was held IN the office Of the
MOb4rly Commercial college last night,
and 4 re-organ zition of the Garrick club
eff c;ed, under tie name of the Garrich
Dramatic club.
The Moberly Distric. Fair association
ha- euga Ell the service of Prof. S. D. Pry
cr's 7 oted military band TO furn sh the
mu ic at the coming fair in this city. This
is the r, nOsrei band which led the yelled
prophet procession in St. Louis.
"A called meeting of the citizens for the
purpose of discussing the differences between
the railroad company and the locked, ut
sdOpmen Tuesday evening, resulted in a
large audience Of shopmsn and only about
hall dozen busin, S. men The melting
therefore did no, amourt 10 much.