The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-05-09
Stationery at McClellan's

Stationery al McCIellans. I'm
IS. A. Wright for sewing machines
Marion Elmore is now On her way 10
England.
John Mccullough plays at Kalamazoo,
Mich, Tomorrow night.
1t is announced that Aimee will reap
pear In this country next season.
William Carleton, the famous bari
tone. Will sail for England shortly.
Lolita begins two weeks engagement
at New York City, Tomorrow night.
Lawrence Barrett plays al Kansas
City the last three nights OF this week.
A new coal mining company is being
organized on a large scale at Lewis sta
ton, on the K.& I.
The youthful fly don't look positively
hearty, but there are numerous and won
derful chances for his development i'm the
near future.
The ladies OF the free reading room
will give an entertainment at their rooms.
next Tuesday evening. Ice cream and
Strawberries will be on deck.
The train that came in from the
south yesterday morning was we'll filled
with passengers, most of whom were dies
tined for this city,
Officer James Gossage bloomed out in
aspick span new suit of clothes, yesterday
afternoon. His best friends failed to recog-
nlze him until after close inspection.
w. q. Fisher, an insane man of St.
Clair county, passed through the city Fri
day night, Ell route to Fulton. Sheriff
Gordon had the unfortunate man i'm charge
-tieorge p. Shy, brother of Marshal
Shy, living one and a half miles south of
Smithton. was terribly kicked i'm the face.
Friday afternoon, by a vicious horse. The
wound is a serious one.
The county democratic committee
held a meeting Saturday afternoon. A
basis of representa- On was fixed of one
delegate to each fifty votes and fraction
over twenty-five cast for Hancock in 1880.
Are those people who always stop
their teams on the crossings aware that
they have no more right to do so than they
have To drive their horses on mans
pavement and hitch them TO his door-knob?
Miss Bette Sneed desires to say to
her customers that she is still busiIy en-
gagged i'm making dresses for the people
'io" VII cditi, anu hopes 10 continue 10
do so TO liberal patronage.
H. Shuler is better prepared at this
time than ever before TO make up gents
garments. Cleaning. repairing and dyeing
speciality. Also secondhand clothing
bought and sold Give him call. Ohio
street, near Third.
About one O'Clock Yesterday morning,
as Officer Gossage was passing the jewelry
store of {. q. Taylor, on Ohio street. he
found a box of canes sitting i'm front of the
door, which had been left there bv the
proprietor. The canes were arrested and
turned over to their owner as soon as il
could be done
The BAZoO returns thanks To K. Y.
locum, of Lamonte, for copies of old pa
pers- administering, Kentucky. "Whig."
Friday, May D, lS26-tifty-six wears ago,
and also copy of ''The Hornet, published
at Flemingsburg, Ky, July 10, 1917.
Samuel Pike was the editor of the latter.
A very dangerous counterfeit silver
dollar is in circulation. Ii is beautifully
executed, bearing a slight appearance of
iron, and is pronounced by the sub-treasurer
as the best silver-plated counterfeit vet
made, since it caunot be detected by the
application of acids unless the surface is
scratched.