The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
ICicleS.

The city WAS full of farmers Yesterday.
The X & T. from the south Was thirty
minutes late last evening.
Work On the Flat Greek dam il i,cing
vigorously prosecuted.
The west-bouDd Pacific Was Efte.n
miuntcs late Yesterday evening.
The inmates of Mollie Rluc's ranch
will be up beicre the recorder on ,o-m"r-
NV.
Several wagon loads O; dressed pork
we're off rcd lur sale "n "ur streets Nsst"r-
day.
Everything Was we'll IN Fast Scdaiia
Yesterday, so SAYS Officers NaSonhaii aid
he, ers.
u. Cohn, formerly oi the frm II C"hn
h Lipsis, is i'm :he city. He l. now a Gem
R,ercial trav"l,r.
w. G.. Moore will shortly take re-
munerative position i'm the Missouri; Pacif;c
Offices in ST. Louis.
Madame Hicks and her trail boar,l.rs
were arraigned before the recorder this
morning, ani fined $50.
The goods belonging 10 SuE~r Eros.
we're sold yests rday bv Cons able Barnett.
DR.. j. F. Gray Yesterday received 4
telegram from Windsor Announcing the
death oi his sister, who resides at thai
point.
The next ne,ting "f the Minerva
Club" will be held a; The r.s,!. nee ii l..
A. Ross, on Seventh s;rc,ih, next W,,lnes-
day night.
The employees al the X 4 r. have sub
scribed so Tor the relief of J. ID. McMa-
han who recently had his arm sawed off
By circular saw.
A fight took place ia the Star saloon
on Friday night between Mitchell. the pro-
prietor, and Jack Arnold. Thc latter is
said to have got the wors, OF it.
The fixtures belonging to Higdon, the
3efunct Second street restaurant keeper,
were yesterday sold at auction bv Ham
mel, the well-known auctioneer.
Ida Britt has secured a situation in
the family OF 4 well-known member of the
Sedalia bar, and SAYS that she will hereai-
ter lead on honest and virtucus life.
A couple OF negro wenches gave a
hair pulling matinee i'm front OF the opera
house last night. They were separated after
a short encounter however, and the fun
stopped.
The MAYOR has set December 18th a.
the day for holding the second ward elec-
ton, 10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the rt.-
iSnation of Alderman J.. 4. Fernald.
About dozen young men from the
rural districts made thii.gs rather lively
in South Sedalia. about ten O'Clock last
night, by riding through it at breack-neck
speed, and yelling 4, the top Of IA 'ir |
voices.
The Knights Of Pvthias, Fleur lie I.y> /;
division. held their regular monthly meet |!
ing at Castle hall, corner of Ohio and !
Fifth streets, las: night. All the Knights .
appeared in iuii uniform.
Don Cesar deEazan," and the ccm,di-
eta, "A Happy Pair We're rendered in Il
very commendabIe manner at the opera |
house last night by the Stafford company.
The house was a very fair one.
"A team belonging to a Ridge Prairie.
Saline county, farmer, was running around ,
the streets, late Friday night, ut a break
neck speed, They We're fortunately cap
tured before any damage was done.
The bridge over the Usage, near Rock
Vile, WHICH, Wds NItu
J F. Wager, the heroic engineer, lost his
Hfe, has been rebuilt, and the south bound
K. & T. went over it last night.
VIM. Stafford, whose real name is
VIM. Schmitt, is the son of a wealthy
Louisville banker, and will be remember
cd as having appe AIRED here as "ShylOck"
some two years ago. He is now only
twenty-five years OF age and is an actor oi
much promise.
According to DIR. Harry Heineken, We
are soon TO be treated to something rare i'm
the way OF footrace d. J. Ross, OF New
York City, the champion ten mile runner
Of America, with a record of five miles in
minutes and thirty seconds, bcs:
record in America, and T.. Fitzgerald. of Las
Vegas, New Mexico. the only man that
ever ran eleven miles in one hour, took
place at Nevada on Saturday. A repeti-
ton of all these things are promised Us
soon
Professors Schrieber and Heineken, Of
Nevada. have this matter in charge, and
the Sedalians look 10 them for the full PER
toenanoes Of the programme.
formauces OF the programme.