The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-14
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, MO.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IA. 1882.
BAZOO BUZZ.

s.. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Banner is the name of a new postOffice
in Pettis county.
The skating rink was even more than
Literally patrOnlzed last night.
The regular February term of the por-
bate court begins tomorrow morning.
Jacob Starkey, who resides near Gen.
Van Petten's farm, is reported dangerously
I'LL.
Being unable to obtain dram shop
license from the county court, Thos. Quin
has closed up his saloon.
Capt. J. f Harlow sold the Star sa-
loon yesterday, after two days proprietor
ship, to o. B. Merrill, of Ottawa, Kansas.
The rattle for Doc Darnold's godl
watch did not come off last night. About
fifteen chances yet remain to be disposed
of.
The ceiling of the Presbyterian church
is being handsomely frescOed, and in con-
sequence no services will be held there to-
day.
BY rush of men and teams, the
break i'm Ohio street was put i'm such con-
dition, yesterday, as to be passable for
teams.
The little school girl who lost her
dinner basket, containing a pair of mittens,
can secure the same by calling upon Off
Ger Meyers.
Babe Mills lost his liver pad at the
skating rink last night. No wonder, when
YOU take into consideration the number of
times he tumbled.
See the advertisement of the Sedalia
BAZoo in another column. As paper for
the "bOys" and sensation lovers, this has
few equals.-Stockton Stalwart.
--Ja Bohon was drunk again, yester-
day afternoon, and an officer locked him
up. He only got out OF the tolls OF the
law Friday for the same offense.
The Sedalia Silver Cornet band dis
coursed fine music on the streets last
night. 1t sounded as if spring had come
once more, to hear the old band going.
An Interesting communication from
prominent citizen, in relation to his ex-
perience in fishing i'm the Granite state,
will appear in next Sundays issue of the
BAZOO.
Who were the two young ladies, clad
in blue dresses, who yesterday wished to
know where Mackey's handsome clerk
(meaning--of course, Will Courtney could
be found?
City hotel and restaurant, one block
south of the Garrison house depot, CT.
Buske proprietor. Newly fitted through
out and frst-class in every particular. Ask
for the city hotel.
&C. c. Abbott was seized with palpita-
ton of the heart in Thomas & Hadden's |
store, last evening, and fell over on the |
floor but was in his usual health a few |
minutes thereafter.
The seven Adams express messengers /
are wondering what has become of the
eight He obtained six DAYS leave of /
absence, intending to return yesterday,
but failed to show up.
Charles King a brakeman on No. '2S,"
fell from the top of the train, yesterday
afternoon near Eureka, badly Earring his
whole body. He was brought here and is
now in the hospital.
The two residents of South Sedalia
who have been carrying off and splitting
up sidewalk for fuel are likely to expert
ence not q little trouble unless they cease
their unlawful practices.
Mis-. fetenSn Is OnerlnS ner entire
stock of millinery and fancy goods at cost
for the next sixty days, to make room for
new goods. The goods must be sold. Call
and get bargains, at No. 225 Ohio street.
Col. j. j. Hickman, late Right
Worthy Grand Templar /. y. G. I. of the
world, will give two temperance lectures at
the Ohio street Methodist church next
week, Thursday and Friday evenings.
The pulpit thunders against the
theatre, but a conspicuous sign at Smiths
opera house last night informed the I'M
gOdly theatre goer that church supper
was awaiting him at Simpsons store.
Charlie Guenther has recovered his
Holland coin which he unintentionally
handed out at the Ohio street supper the
other evening. 1t had passed through
several hands, winding up ct Peter
Brandt's store.
The remains of Mr.. w. w. Slaughter,
of this city, who died at Parsons, Kas., on
Friday afternoon, arrived in Sedalia yes
terday morning. The funeral services
will be held at 8 p. m. to-day, from the
Montgomery street Methodist church,
Revs. Beattie and Alexander officiating.