The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-10-05
LADIES',
We Still Have q Fine Assortment
Of Bachelors Yet IN the
Market.

will Campbell, rich aud stylish.
is very tastidious in his taste and hard
to suit. but as he will support fine
he is worth trying for.
To aSsiS, the ladies somewhat in
selecting an u No. husband. We give
below list Of few Of the very best
bachelors vet in the matrimonial mar
ket.
-Lycurgus xlsrvin-kirk is a
sport, but could be properly toned
down. and would make an exemplary
husband, should he once he legally
chained.
Frank Shul'z. just Of age, wears
ladies No. 8 gloves. not popular with
parents. wears ou. furniture and front
gates, and for that reason !. backward
in the Proposing business.
-Chas. BuIlen has been on the mar.
ket tor a long while, but like good
wine. improves with age; Is very do
mestic hut would require god nurse,
as his constitution Is not very robust.
"A Newkirk, jus, darling. like
Pip" has great expectations. possesses
every grace anil attribute necessary tn
properly preside over small family
or set In the end seat in MS church
pew.
Will Courtney. Que ot the rare
prizes that are only drawn once in u
life time, troubled with hsshfulness,
but stree Frank Hardcasile has been
in his Company and employ, Is slowly
getting over il.
George AMI Warren Galbreath,
an eiegsn; pair. Y. both packages
contain a prize. Any young lady
could be made happy with either
the representatives Of furniture. ~
b,Ois and shoes.
Will Curran. tired Of hotel lifs
and single bIe-sedness. but hesi,ate'
about letting 60 Of his freedom, has s
wrong idea 1T matrimony, which. II
era.iicaie,i, We think be could be yank
ell up to the altar.
! Arthur Maltby. the grenadier OF
the grocery trade, is just ripe, and car
ne recommended. "a having all thu
requisites Of a good husband. Thu
tr,iling matter Of a bedstead made Il
order should be no obstacle.
r.. l.. L,mp;ol Is desirable
man. and would look well ut the heat
Ut u small family. lie ought To gel
married. The BAZoo only knows Ol
one thing To bis detriment-he jpine'
lodge before getting married.
Tom Fry Is apo,hsr Of the put i
of awhile" kind. We can saw nothing
about the amiable dry goods merchant
that is not already Known. He ha'
wounded many hearts, and If his is mo-
lacerated, its made of a tough ma
terial.
! Charlie Morrill,. a young gent o
the freight department Of the NJ. n.
Il T., has u strong leaning towards
the fair sex, Il now badly mashed on q
young lady in Boonviile, iook out fol
him, girls, long engagements are tire
some and trying to your parents.
De. Abel. a tough subject. az,
not known. wouldn't mention it it W.
knew it. Ought to have been mar
ried long ago, never too late to d,
good. and any young lady or widdel
who c-.n catch this famous disciple o
Hannaman will secure a prize.
! Leroy Cv'ldiny, young. imPulsiv'
aud liable to bite at the first halt o
steady habits, eats fine cut OCCASIONAL,
and bangs baggage around ferociou,;,
at times. but it is generally conceded
would marry on slight argument ant
make a reliable do-;o- bei-on head OF
the family.
Harry Heniken, Ut the Garrison
House always happy. lie will mar
~ if it would he any accommodation
To any Of the ladies. He is always a
ease with himself and the balance q
the world; he fits into Charlie Lyon
buggy pretty well, aud il Marie,
woulG have pie aud chicken ON tn
family bill of fare every day.
Don Ceily. somewhat Of a sport
we are told AMI very gallant TO tn
fair sex. Tom Guest saws he is very
anxious tn get married and settle
down, ont is afraid he can't get out o
nights il Le does. That should No
deter you. Don. Get married. and al
benedicis will tell you the way the!
10. It's easy.
Hugh Brent, petite and graceful
a gifted liDguist and thorough must
clan. full Of energy and vim. Ii i
feared tina: an early disappointment ]
the reason why Hugh has not rente,
a small cotlage long ago. He is TEN
perate. given To hunting and out-sloo
sports; smokes good cigars and in fac
is one IF the exemplary characters.
John b. Sneed. Jr.. Of TIT
Grange store, fond of hunting anG
trap shooting. money maker and
hard worker. loses very little tim
thinking about the girls. Still
some Of the fair damsels would
Vex hI,n sith thu. lovers eve.
Ant 49, bI- modest manner w
Anitry to to,srh h,- heart on the fy.
the BAZOO is of the opinion that ]