The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-28
The uo,elS.

AUG ~ bIiOH HSu-e osS SbC0ele EOfEt
seemed to vie ~iih each other in se,ing be-
fore their guests 8 n.gn fcenf dir nef.
The result wac inst the daiBt,es Of The sea
sen and the culinary art were almost Z
hsusted IN the effort, and the pstrons wete
treated TO ~ good = meal Ne il Was ever
their PfivIl~;. tn Pariske Of.
At both places, iioweye a npmber Of
regular boariers were absent, having been
invited 10 dine with f,lends. Stds!isu-
should, indeed, re thankful that they have
t~o such sooi no els.
The Jay Gould al-O did itself PROUD, and
the new proprietor had no Il III .ul,v in
convincing HE guests that he knew how To-
get up Christmas dinner.
TIE RESTAURANTS.
At all the restaurants in the city elegant
meals ~sre served. The old rslIsl le
Kaiser WA put to his most to acc mmo-
date the Ihrong It noon. but be knew 10
such word ~ iail. AT Eounsr,, Macs
English Kitchen end o;tsr places. large
numbers we're cared Tor, special Christ
mss diLner having been prepared.
At the Saloons.
A msj,iiiy Of the houses set elegant
lunches and kept oren during the entire
day and lac into the oisht; but during
the afternoon some Of thea, were compelled
TO close. owing to the fact that hsli Q dozer
drunken ro~dies vented 10 run things 10
suit themselves.
AT DEUTsCHs
sere cong5egaicd qui,e group Of respect |
allie gentlemen; come smoking an sio-
mz'ic HavAns cigar, while others WeIe !
Qusi6ng the rich and whoiesome e:e neg - !
Ton and Jerry. TIE billiard iab;ss zee !
corrupted BY knights a the cue, and all |!
seemed 10 De havicz quiet, pleasant time. .
FiscHEe's
vss crowded vilh u good, lilly set Of fell |
lows, bent upon having a Tree and easv !
iime. knowing that the host would look GU, |
for their "spiri'u.i" and corporesl comfort
on IN occasion like this. HIS receipts were |
undoubtedly large, and ~ one-,rn,h il to /
be given 10 the poor. j, - sale To cav many
. one will have Cause to return thanks to
Fischer.
6Ecxs "srAs"
had goo.i!y crowd III convivisl gentlemen,
Who we're doing hut little talk ing, and that
in . quiet tone. They would glide in and
call Tor drink, pay fcr il and glide out
again. He mas a good class Of customers.
NOoEE's sam 7Lg EoON
VA being iiteralIs patron; BED, and the
bxrkeepers we're bu,y dI-p~ns,ng .opd cheer
Tom and Jerry and egg box we're being
'taxsn in" in lively styls, and from The
gay the customers scaackesi their lips, we're
evidently Ielished-
oUINSs
,sloon wss crowded With . St OF fellows,
Who ssewed disposed 20 drive "duis care
s~sy," and devote one day 10 the worship
81 Eacchus.
As sNTvH d JogysONs
he genial PI"psielors we're all .niles,
greeting their ,riends with "merrv Christ
na-" and so invitation TO try their egg nog. ,
md but few refused. They seemed 70 be
Icing very sstisfaciorv business.
rue sESAaE.
This saloon did q large business, both
With bar and billiard tables, throaghou
he entire day aud evening No man has
more friends ,hsn the sdsble proprietor,
~ his trade Of yesterday evinced. j
TIE GAErisON EAR |,
sd clAss Of customers Of which sny q.
abii.hwent might feel proud. There VA ,
20 drunkenness, loud talking or disorderly /;
onduct, aud the day passed Of quietly =
nth all.
AT HUNRUcGs
large nnmber were sUrging IN .nd ont
usiae the entire day. He eo,estsiaed eli c
sndsomely. and noshing occurred 10 mar B
be pleasure Of either proprietor or custom 4
~.
AT EECK a HASrgR's n
II Who called wsre Handsomely entertsin-
4. Although recently established, the 90
non IL doing . good bu.inees, sad yssier-
~ their trade w.s unusually large.
I'D. CASSIDY, (,
, Eset Nsin street, 80 remembered b. %,
n m,mv fvs>uxsa s.A IA. h.p 81 k,lls..A &