The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-11
Icicles.

nearly thee hours late this morning.
What is :he young lady going to d,
with her motto: ''Gcd bless our dali,
bread"
The employees of the Adams express
company al this point were paid of foi
last months work to-day.
"A. II. Randallfs house is receiving a
coat of paint, which greatly improves the
appearance of the building.
Officer Masonhall, mounted on one
of Ed. Goodwin's dashing steeds, was one
Of the sights on Main street this after
noon.
The train from Denison, due AT 1890
o'clock this morning, will not arrive until
10 %. m. 4 train came in from Parsons On
time, however.
Some scoundrel caused the driver and
conductor of the street railway consider
able trouble last night by putting on the
track the plows belonging TO the contractor.
Alderman Hickman, chairman of the
Atree: and alley committee. this afternoon
had all the prisoners in the cooler taken
out and put 10 work on the streets 4 good
move.
A baggayeman on the south end of the
Kansas s Texas SAWS he, too, could
i've handsome if he wore corsets like
Billy Wallace, the Pacific express mes
senger, does.
Billy TAYLOR the transfer M an, is out
81 hat. He attended dance at the
water works last night, and some individ-
ual traded hats with him, leaving one
worth about a counterfeit nickel.
The charming and cushing ~ Miss
Peek, who has been sojourning in Lawrence,
arrived in the city this morning on a short
visit 10 her many admirers Will the
boys have 10 take W another collection?
A interesting foot race was witnessed
by those lcunging around Second street
yesterday. The contestants were DIR. Small
and {. II. Gauss, and they Were on a dead
run for the barber shop. The latter proved
the winner, after a spirited contest.
H. X. Smith, the popular Adams ex-
press messenger on the Pacific between
Sedalia and Denison, is in the city, cir
rulating among his friends. Rumor has
ii that he will lead To the altar one of
James S. Lawson, esq, 1905 Morris
street, Philadelphia, Clerk of the Philadel
1hia Press, who suffered terribly with rheu
matism, received no benefit from anything
until he tried ST. Jacobs Oil Il used il for
two days" said Mr.. L., land was entirely
cured"
About four o'clock this morning the
team attached to a beer wagon belonging
10 the Sedalia brewery, while left standing
on Ohio street, took fright and ran away.
The last seen of the animals they were 60
ing in the direction of the north pole and
at a 2:40 gait.
As The second section of No. . was
passing by the elevator near the Lafayette
street crossing, yesterday afternoon: the
pilot struck the wagon OF a teamster, split
ting it all TO pieces and throwing the
wheels and iron about fifty feet in the air.
The wagon was total wreck.
-Sedalia papers state that there is
regular system % dog stealing going on in
that city, and much complaint is being
made over it. If the dog stealer will come
20 California and steal car load of dogs
we guarantee TO pay their passage both
ways.-California Democrat.
-To-say that the proceedings in the po-
lice court Tomorrow will be rich, rare
and racy" would be but mild way of put
ting it. Some exceedingly spicy things are
expected to be developed concerning the
fair Mable Miller and young gentleman
admirer engaged in business on Ohio
street.
Will Kahrs, with Beck & Messerly, |
was quite i'll yesterday. and Drs. Henry |
Neuschke and Will Messerly issued bulle |
ms hourly, giving the state OF the patients
pulse, temperature aud respiration. He |
had SO far recovered this morning as to be
able TO get away with two pounds OF beef
steak for breakfast
A trunk was taken off the c. & A. |
and as it struck the platform a !
pistol shot was heard from within the |
trunk and ball came crashing out, passing !
near Superintendent Hales head One of !
the men turned the trunk over, when bang
went another shot, passing near p. III.
Whalam. The trunk was opened and IT !
was discovered that loaded revolver was
therein, and that the clothing had been set
on hre.-kansas City Journal.
AS announced elsewhere, the great |
twenty-mile match race at the Jocky club !
track for $1,000, between lady riders has |
been postponed until tomorrow. The race |
promises to be one Of decided interest, the |
contestants being Miss Bryant, of England
Miss pinneo. of Colorado and Miss Will |
liams, of Missouri, who Will meet and !
contest for the supremacy in two great /
racing contest--the first, dash of two |
miles and the second twenty-mile race,
the struggle requiring great pluck and en- |
durance. The first race comes OFF at $50 /
Louis Chronicle.
Death OF Reuben j. Gentry.