The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-18

from Main to Fifth, are ranged the
COS trees, each one holding sixteen
ne-Itiful red. white and blue globes.
when the gas is turned on next week
The illumination will be surprisingly
fine.
There are about twenty-five boys
who are in the habit of jumping on
moving trains in Sedalia. Detective
John belong, however. proposes to
put a stop to it, even if he has to ar
rest and lodge them in Jail. The par
ents Of these boys, and the boys,
themselves, should take note of this
warning.
DR.. W. H. Wood, proprietor of the
opera house, did q very handsome
thing at the minstrel entertainment
last Friday evening. This was moth.
ing lees than having an abundance Of
ice-cold, free lemonade passed around
among the audience by a polite boy.
r 1t was genuine lemonade, too-no
sickly circus taste or color about it.
During the Paytop dramatic en-
gagement next week, the Gossiper
would suggest that DR.. Wood have
ice cream circulated in, through and
about the audiences.
W. H. Goodwin, secretary of the
Missouri school book commission, was
in Sedalia. Friday evening, on his re-
turn from Jefferson City to Clinton.
The members Of the commission
have been quite successful in their
work thus far. In fact. 90 we'll pleased
am with the selection of text books"
said Mr.. Goodwin, THAT we propose
to adopt them for use in the Clinton
Academy"
1t is expected that the commission.
ers will finish their labors the latter
part of this week.
Judge Railey, of Sweet Springs,
who was in Sedalia the past week, is
an enthusiastic lover of the fox chase.
"Mauy years ago." said he. when
lived in Kentucky, 1 always kept a
pack of not less than fifteen fine
hounds. In fact they were considered
the equals of any iu the state. Null
titudinous are the royal times have
had in the hot and exciting chase be
hind the hounds"
"Withiu the past twenty years,
continued the judge, "the breed o.
fox hounds has been wonderfully i'm
proved by crossing, and the result il
that they have better bottom and are
much aeeter than those OF formel
years."
Col. Cell Harvey, one of the mos
genial and widely known travelling
salesmen On the road, came over las
evening from his home at Boonvill
to meet his merry minstrel friend
Bobby Beach, and to attend tn
Beach and Bowers performance a
WOODS opera house.
Something like fifteen years ag
Colonel Harvey was q Snowman, him
self, and managed q minstrel com
pany, Beach being one of the mem
bers. A warm friendship grew u
between Mr.. Beach and the Boonvil
liam and the passing years have onl
served to strengthen this bond q
brotherly feeling.
Before the doors opened last ever
ing, Colonel Harvey and the tw
minstrel proprietors INDUCED in socis
and business "reminiscences and also
q great deal of horse talk.
1.-THE fact is" incidentally remarl
ed Otis Bowers, Bleach and l mai
more money off of our race horses ths
we do from our show. 1 have on
running horse for which | paid 81
900, and named him Bobby Beach
in honor of my partner. l think
is as good horse as either Tenny
Longstreet, but this season he b
gone wrong and l have not been alb
to do anything with him."
Colonel Harvey is also lover
horseAesh and until lately was Il
proprietor of several flyers.
Rev. J. s. Myers, pastor of t
Christian church, is making serio
trouble for himself.
If the Reverend gentleman cam
be found Monday, it will be because
a sermon he will preach tonight l
garding those who don't tell t
truth.
Mr.. Myers must handle his spbjt
with caution. In criticizing the
who crowd the turth, he will be col
PEELED to allow . liberal leeway