The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDAIIA, MO.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Ii, 1881,
Icicles.

Try ffel>cDhtaIln sSOud. WHO tX-h II
A soap factory citizen will get no
consolation in writing ANONYMOUS postal
cards to the BAZOo.
Only two arrests last night, and the,
both DRINKS. tine was white man, and
the other WAS a negro.
Three car loads OF fine horses PASSED
through the city Yesterday morning on
their way to the Brownsville fair.
George Bartlett was fined twenty dol.
lars Yesterday for having been caught i'm a
house with cloudy" reputation. Good
enough.
--Rscorler Richie Yesterday granted
marriage license TO Mr. John Mechanics.
of Saline county. and Miss Davis. oi
fayetteville.
"A l3s pound son was born To Mr.. and
Mrs Charles, whose residence is on the
corner Of Eighteenth and Usage streets. ON
Thursday night last.
The Grand Circus ROYAL and English
Ne,,ageric passed through Sedulia at two
o'clock this morning. en- route from Wind
s,r I" Knobnoster
Two ear loads al stock from Kansas
Civ. and one from Hannibal. went out ON
Conductor Marsh's train Yesterday MORN
ing for the Brownsville fair. which OPENS
Tomorrow.
That Shakespearean head. 80 we'll bal
aNrd on the shoulders OF Herb Minis, ere
atss As much excitement rs would Zulu
At Il church festival. dressed In the latest
style necktie.
Aint il pity, that because Frank
cI,.,.l-la- front tn. r.,..s -.
cidentallv got control Of the best brand of
cigars i'm Sedalia, that all others dealers
are kicking?
A little misunderstanding between a
couple of men at the Sedalia house. in
Fast Scdalia. Friday night, resulted in one
"i the parties breaking ii chair over his
companions head.
Will somebody please inform us who
thai fellow WAS i'm second floor room.
over store Oh Ohio street, who WAS sing
ing, "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers with
piano accompaniment.
The pro,racted meeting which has
fsen in. progress al the First Methodist
church. in Old Town. for nearly two weeks.
WAS brought To close last "Wednesday
evening. -Warrensburg Standard.
A moonlight picaic WAS held at the
residence of Mr.. Jno. Mcclure five miles
northwest OF SedaIia, Friday night. Ii
WAS very largely attended, several SedalanS
ising present. Dancing WAS INDUCED i'm.
Several poor uniortunates stumbled
over the handle of the truck al the CARR
son house depot last night One came
down on his knees ior the first time i'm
manv wears. Judging from the chaStc ex-
r,.>>ion> he used when he got up again.
Hilv Jones, the boss horse sheer of
Central Missouri. is now with Chris. AZ
.lav, on Lamine street. He is a sure cure
on lame or interfering horses. or those
with contracted corns and has no superior
on trotting or running horses.
The infant child of James Robinson.
the coiored blacksmith at Warsaw. died i'm +;
that place Friday night and the corpse |
WAS brought &: this city Yesterday after T.
resided here and worked for Scheerer Bros. /,
l.. T. Hall. conductor Of many /
wears experience. was i'm charge oi the ,
special train 10 Boonville YESTERDAY. Mr.. I
Hall is one of the most careful and reli- I
able conductors i'm the employ of the Mis-
souri, Pacific. and when he is i'm charge of !
a train the passengers all feel peafec!ly .
safe
The state mission board of The Mis-
sion Baptist general ASSOCIATIONS has closed
It's third quarter out OF debt, and the pros
poets are for largely increased. contribu-
tons over last wear Rev. DIR. Ycaman is
the corresponding secretary of the body.
IL has AT present nearly thirty mi>>iona-
ri.s I'm Missouri
A special train, consisting oi one bag (
gage car and four coaches, pulled ont from
Inc union depot AT 1880 Yesterday for ~.
Louis. This was made necessary by the
detention Of the regular train from
the south. which was an hour and one-haif
ate, and the 1890 east bound train did
not wait for it. The special had quite a
number of passengers.