The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-14
BAzOO BUZZ.


s.. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Mr.. Peter Long shipped car load of
hides and sheep pelts to st. Louis yester-
day.
WIN. Allen caught two hair snakes
yesterday in Ritchie's addition. Mr.. A
was hunting Frank Sampson yesterday
evening to know what he had.
The jolli6cation, which the democrats
proposed holding last night. was indefinite
ly postponed, to wait on the within of the
weather clerk. 1t may not be Eeld until
November, 1884.
-Vennor predicts still worse weather
on boots and shoes than we have had the
past week. Ii you don't 60 to Burkhardt's
for solid wear, the chances are that you
will haye to buy a good many pairs be-
fore the winter is over.
There is a movement on foot among
the ministers 10 form Young Mems
Christian association in this city There
is no lack of young men, but whether they
would, just now, look we'll in that sort of
harness, is rather questionable.
Mayor Messerly presided at the police
court yesterday morning. Three small
cases were disposed OF, those of Ben Ben
son and S. p. Thompson. charged with dis
turbing the peace, Ehp each were fined
$3.50. and w. B. Selby, drank, s..
The essays, which were to have been
read yester day, by the students of the
university for the prize for the best one,
will not be read until next Saturday, the
absence from the city of Rev. Mr.. Beaitie,
who is on hunt with friends in the Indisn
Territory. deferring the exercise one week
The night telephone service in this
city is miserable Whoever is in charge
of the Office does not stay at his post,
neither does he answer calls when made
liz DO better service can be given the pub
lie the outfit had better shut up shop and
move on and we will return to the old way
of transacting business.
whats the cause of your rush ~ was
BAzoo mans inquiry of fast moving
prominent republican yesterday morning
''Oh, I've bet few hats and other things
on the election, and while / don't care for
the financial loss, I'm getting away from
the fellows to keep from hearing their
everlasting blowing and Growing. Such
thing are perfectly distasteful to me, just
now"
-"Wheredoes al! that mud come from ?"
inquired a citizen of BAzOO reporter,
as he cast his optics on that part of Ohio
street, between Fourth and Fifth. "When its
drv there doesn't seem to be any dirt there;
now from where does the mud conner" The |
reporter said the question was harder to |
answer than to give a solution of the |
democratic victory, and he firmly but |
gently declined to commit himself.
The rwo-horse delivery team belonging |
to j. X. Dyas' grocery house, sos Ohio |
street, had long run Yesterday morning |
The team made sudden turn down on |
East Third street throwing the driver off |
his seat and the team being without rrins- |
man went west at a rapid pace, coming to |
a sudden pause as they encountered coun
try wagon at Hye & Guenther's store, cor. |
ner Third and Ohio streets. The damage
was very slight. The driver was unin-
jured.
Friday night, Louie Neely, son of G.
w. Nicely, All engineer on the X. & 7,
aged twelve. who resides on East Seventh
street, when coming home from school was
given pistol cartridge by companion
about his own age. Louie threw the
on the sidewalk to hear it go of.
1t did not explode and he then pounded it
with a stone until it did explode when
piece of the shell went into the left eye.
The sight of the eye is not injured, it is
thought, although the wound is little
painful in the left eye, only. This should
be a warning to boys not 10 fool with such
explosive missiles.