The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-06
223 Ohio Street.
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SBOAIlA, NO.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1881.
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The K; 4 T. train was twenty-five
ninutes late yesterday afternoon.
Tablets for school children
1t Goodwin's, 200 Ohio street.
Last weeks Police Gazette contains
IN excellent portrait Of J. Volney Ryan.
"A scrub game of base ball will be
played to-day n 3 O'Clock, At Sichers'
park.
Track LAYING was begun on the street
railway Friday and is now completed al
most to Grand Avenue.
An interesting letter from Rev. Allen
J. Van Wagner was crowded Out OF this
mornings ISSUE u, will appear to- morrow.
The train from the south came in on
time yesterday morning. Engine No. 81
reformed the miracle.
During the storm Friday evening the
awning in front of Suber Bros. grocery
was blown down and torn to pieces.
DIR. A. II. Cartwright, on Friday last,
sold his brick residence OH Sixth street to
a gentleman from Brownsville, Mo. The
price paid was $4,000.
DIR. Depp's automatic street car has been
completed according to contract and is a
sure success. 4 full test of the invention
will be made on the new street railway.
-Sedalia has al last secured the rolling
mills and will also have her street railway
i,y the opening OF the fair. Hurrah for
Sedalia-Boonville Advertiser.
The BAzOo is under obligations To j.
w. Truxel, music dealer, for a copy Of
sheet music entitled, ''Sedalia Exposition
Waltz" composed by Louis Weber.
Col. Richard Ritter has just completed
a neat and substantial sidewalk in front
OF his residence on Fifth street. 1t would
tie we'll for other residents Of that street to
follow suit
Pat Conner was arrested about noon
Yesterday for bad case OF plain drunk.
After he was put behind the bars he deliv-
I'd himself of long lecture. in a maudlin
monotone, on the subject OF the ''domned''
law.
The James bows were on the street
yesterday in the shape of the three country
lads arrested on suspicion of being the
perpetrators of the Lexington stage rob-
berry. They are TO sOjourn with Us till
Monday.
A fine COW, which has beep in the pound
since August I'D, was sold by the marshal
Yesterday to John Newton for SIS. The
marshal made every effort possible to find
the rightful owner of the animal.
The earnings Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad company for the third week in
August were Sl65, 1897, an increase of S39,
Os2. The earnings for the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas branch for the same period
were $l69,974. an increase of S46.O26.
Miss Cricket Still takes umbrage at
an article in the Topeka Capital, rejecting
on her capabilities as an eGuestrienne, and
boldly challenges any girl in Kansas to
ride a twenty mile race with her at Bis
marck Grove, for any amount,at any time
Kansas City Times. I'd.
The fall term of the SedaIia Business
College opens Mond9Ns Sept. 9th, with
every facility for instruction in book
keeping aid penmanship. Those desiring
TO take night lessons should commence at
once. Night class begins every evening
except Sunday at 7:3O p. m.
DR.. J. p. Gray. of the firm of GRAY &
Depp, surgeon dentists, has severed his
connection with the firm and opened a
suite of rooms over Marean's store, on
Main street, where he will always be
pleased to entertain friends and patrons.
Call and see him in his new quarters.
The Boonville boys can now account
for their defeat, according to resident Of
that place. They attribute it all to the
act that they engaged in considerable
practice on Sundays. while the Sedalia
hoys were attending divine services. Yea,
verify, the way Of the transgressor is
hard.
Oliver Kernoodle and DR.. Graham,
IF Sedalia, are here billing the town for
the Sedalia fair. They are both clever
gentlemen, but We are afraid their time IL
lest here; our own fair comes of about the
same time, and We expect to have attrac-
ton enough to keep our people At home.
Democrat.