The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-03-01

The man from Alaska, who was ap
pointed from New England, said that
this route was preferable to him for
q snv reasons, one of which was that
the better class of travel was more
general on the B. & o. than on other
lines.
ANOTHER BRIDAL PARTY.
1t was past midnight when the train
stopped at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Talking
and laughter prevailed outside. Soon
lady and gentleman came in follow
ed by a bevy Of girls and young
men.
Saint this awful nice !"
"Oh! so lovely!
"Good bye!"
"Write me az soon as you get to
New York"
pleasant trip
"Come and see me when you come
home"
And many more such expressions.
The train pulled out, the shouts of
friends being heard above the noise
of the rolling wheels and escaping
steam.
Another bridal party had invaded
the domain of the Pullman Palace
car.
Another couple on q ''tower"
Rosh hlissful nth DELIGHT
They kissed and 'yumed" and kissed again
And then-they said good night.
HISTORICAL GRAFTON.
The next morning passengers were
aroused to get their breakfast at
Grafton, West Virginia. Its an old
town and one that history made prom
inent during the war Of the states
The scenery about the place is wild,
weird and picturesque and the break.
fast of fish from the streams in the
adjacent mountains and other tooth
some appetite tempters were served
equal to a first class hostelry in q
metropolitan city.
The Cincinnati and st. Louis
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
comes in at Grafton, crossing the Ohio
river at Petersburg.
After leaving Grafton the road il
doubled tracked and either side is one
continuous line of beautiful scenery
Iinterspersed with farms in tn
valleys in a high state Of cultivation
bearing the impress Of enterprise
Industry and frugality. The road
improvements and betterments are il
excellent repair. Large and commo
dious depots, tidily ard neatly kept, j
: the rule Of the two stone ballastee
tracks that lead to the sea.
A road we'll q. anaged and we'll kept,
1t gives to travelling est,
Its comforts are without alloy,
Its service of the bfst.
GETTING ACQUAINTED.
81 want to make somebody happ,
il 1 can" remarked your own deacon
, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rayborn, of Mime
, sofa.
How would you like to know tn
couple rom Mt. Vernon, Ohio ?"
!, asked them.
! "Oh! it would be 90 nice" said Mn
, Rayborn, land romantic, too" sh
gleefully replied.
soon had the two brides, one
brunette and the other pronounce
blonde, chatting merrily and lookin
to see what each had on, while Ii
Igrooms Sc ted themselves in the smoke
IS discussing the prospective merits
imported cigars,
r Add thinking of their better halyes
Add wi.hiag-well perhaps,
y That if some day they'd children have
t They'd look just like their "paps."
Later they played dominoes an
did everything that was pleasant an
i genteel but to chew gum and abu'
their mothers-in-laws.
=" DEER PARK, MARYLAND.
! This place is about fifty miles en-
T of Grafton, in the mountains.
1t is Q beautiful summer resort IN
has q history.
Grover Cleveland and bride can
d to this place on their bridal tour.
II Grover was very democratic in b
o wav about getting married all
which 1 endorse.
The cottage the President and b
70 bride stopped at was pointed out
q the quartette of newly welded, - q
e SO was many beautiful and high
= adorned lawns Of which the pla
e abounds.
;" The most fashionable, romantic a
is entertaining resorts in Virginia a