The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25
BAzOO BUZZ.
Stationery at McClellan's.

stationery AT NcSlciidHS. Ill.,
S. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Born, to Mrs. Ed. Nixon, wife OF the
we'll known X. & T. machinist, on yester-
day, daughter.
Three empty coal cars were blown
from the X. & I. track at Appleton City,
last night, by the wind.
Mrs. Halpin, who was injured by the
cyclone at Brownsville, is not dead, As
was reported in Fridays BAzoo.
WIN. Miller, a well-known farmer
residing eight miles west of this city, died
CA yes erday, at the age OF forty-ive years.
Frank NJ. Hicks the husband of
Madam Hicks, has his name at the head of
the Dixon Headlight as editor and pro-
prietor.
-Parmerlee Bros. purchased and re-
moved to their place of business the
Thompson saddlery and harness stock, on
yesterday.
The new time card which takes effect
on the Wabosh road to-day will enable h.
4 7. passengers to make closer connections
at Moberly.
Jefferson City boasts of an exceedingly
clever landlord and q good hosiery. Ii is
the City hotel, and Sedalians had better
larry there when at the capital.
-Expressman q. r. Griffith carries
crippled finger, the result of fooling with
q revolver which he thought had resigned
from the shooting business.
A. J. Sparks, an employe of the Mis-
souri, Historical company, on Friday sued
that outfit for back wages. Squire Web
Der will hear the controversy on May lst.
Twenty couples of young Sedalians
enjoyed a merry dance and irst-class sup
per at the house of Engineer Johnny
HartsOck, near the water works on Friday
night.
The late Mr. Renfew. aged fifty wears,
who died on Friday, OF bilious fever, was
buried yesterday afternoon, from the res
idence on Fourteenth and Hancock
streets.
AT 4:30 on April 18th, two years age,
being the same day of the month and hour
with the Brownsville cyclone, the towns OF
Marshfeld and Barnettsville were cycloned
int ruins.
Clay Ewing, representative from Cole
county, is about disguised with the state
officers. He makes the we'll founded COM
plant that they do not keep cigars for
visitors who call on them The attention
of the special session is called 10 this.
Since petty thieves have all turned their
attention towards stealing from Ed. Ilgen-
fritz, he proposes TO charter and keep i'm
his employ constantly, q half dozen justices
of the peace and couple of gross of con-
stables
Thomas J. Wallace, of the firm of
Joel B Gentry & Co., bought for Locust
Grove farm, yesterday, the fine young two
year-old filly, elena, of Mr.. Gilbreath, of
Cooper county, Mo. Price paid, $500, spot
cash. elena is sired by Denmark Chief.
The young woman who committed
suicide at Nevada, Wednesday, and whose
name was given as Bessie Jones, is not the
same person who formerly waited or
table at Ducks eating house, Schell
City, and afterwards In Sedalia. The
latter is now working at the Wilder house,
Fl. Scott.
Joe Schneider is now the proud pro-
prietor of pugnacious pup of rat ex
terminating propensities. The disting-
uishing features of his personal makeup
are head and body the same size, a tail
like fish hook and diagonal trot Joe
keeps him securely tied with q thread of
six cord spool cotton.-Nevada Democrat
in speaking Of the present capital OF
Missouri the Nevada Democrat saws:
~When town is reduced to the extreme
necessity OF initiating such ordinary arch
itecture as brick work, it is no longer
worthy of being the legislative seat Of
great state like Missouri. Let the capital
be removed to Ssdalia at once"
Officer Mont Carnes witnessed the ex-
ecution At Rolla, No, on Friday, of Geo.
Bohannon, for numbering VIM. Light near
that city last July. The murder was cold
blooded and the execution was witnessed
by 5000 persons. He died game, and the
crowd gave him 4 send of, trying to toss
him into heaven BY singing "Show Pity,
Lord oh Lord, Forgive"