The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-15
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALlA, Mo.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1882
BAzOO BUZZ.
119 & 121 OHIO STREET.

Mr.. Rudolph Minister and Miss Maggie
Hughes. of Marshall, No, were yesterday
united in marriage by Squire Weber.
-"See that my Feet are Kept C!esn," is
is the latest song. 1t is said to be very
popular with certain bellies of the city
The grand bloody
chosen act will be performed in this city
between the union and ex-confederate SOL
diers.
Miss Minnie B. Fennick will take
charge of the classics in the Queen CITY
Commercial college instead of Mrs. ]. b.
Van Petten.
The case of Thomas Carter, colored,
charged with assaulting Tillie Drake, a
damsei of ebony hue, some days ago, was
called in Justice Fishers court yesterday
morning, and continued until next Friday
Hon. E. J. Smith, of Sedalia, and
Hon W J. Terrell. will address the re-
publicans of Bates county, at Hudson. on
Tuesday, Aug. %. Speak ing will begin at
10 o'clock a. m.-Bates County Republi-
can.
The Garrison house bar is undergoing
a thorough overhauling, and, when com.
pleted, it will be one of the neatest and
handsomest in this part of the state. With
the attentive Geo. Graham behind the bar,
everything will be conducted in frst-class
style.
-Messrs .Carnes & Enrich, the popular
proprietois of the Capital restaurant, are
meeting with unprecedented success, all of
which is deserved. Their table is sup
piled with ell the delicacies of the season,
served in q style that it would be difficult to
improve xpon.
The story going the rounds of the city
that Mr. Warder Cumming, superintend-
ent of the Pacific, revoked the passes of the
base ball bess on their return to ST. Louis,
last Sunday night is false and without
foundation i2 fact.
Mr.. Robert cCprts, foreman of the
BAzOo press room, lad the misfortune to
have the third finger of his left hand
broken yesterday. He was engaged in ad
justing the rollers of one of the presses
while. j. was in aaotioE, and his finger was
caught between the cogs.
-Ail.of the prisoners in the calaboose
concluded their terms of confinement last
evening and were discharged. Up to u
O'Clock, last night, the COOLER presented
deserted appearance, but st that hour the
solitude was enlivened By the appearance
OF Perry, the alleged clothes thief and
high-toned drunkard, who was too indig-
nant to give his name.
-Keli & Warn of the Missouri Pacific
bar, are rapidly building up q fine BUSH
ness. They keep an orderly place, and As
they sell nothing but the best Of wines and
liquors, the coolest beer and the choicest
cigars, their popularity is not surprising
When you are thirsty, you carnot do bet
ter than drop. in at the Missouri Pacific.
There is no better, cleaner or more at
tractive place in the city to get a meal
worth twice the price asked, than the St.
Nicholas, opposite the postofice Oh Second
street. Everything is in frst-class order
the table we'll supplied with the cream of
the market When hungry call at the
st. Nicholas. You will be handsomely
entertained and leave feeling at peace with
the world.
The preliminary examination of
Dilla Dupot, alias James r. Martin, the |
fellow who borrowed the horse and buggy /
OF A. L. Goodwin end Jailed to return |
them, was 10 have taken place on yester-
day in Justice Webber,s court, but on mo-
ton of w. ID. Steele, attorney for the de-
was continued Prosecuting At
torney Heard objected very strongly to
unless the usual formal ap-
plication was made. This Mr.. Steele de-
clinei to make, and the justice ogerruling
Mr.. HeArfs objections, the case vas con-
timed until next Friday.
The Missouri Paci6es and West Ends,
IF St. Louis, vill play . match game at
he Red Stocking park, in that city, this
lfternoon. The Chronicle, referring to the
Eame, says: THE Missouri Pacifcs feel
II good trim after their arrest nj Sedalia,
No, last Sunday. Mr.. Christ Overlook,
he stalwart deputy sheriff and base bali
manager, who vas With the Missouri Pa.
.ifcs at Sedalia and who vas also pulled .
n with them, will be on hand to engineer
he Missouri Paci6cs."
The BAzoo does not intend to mistake
be words of anyone, nor to distort their
nGaning Intentionally. In the report OF
he base ball trial last Friday, the state
nent was made that Charley Parker swore
hat be could not tell the name of any one .
the players. This he denies. The re- I
orter 80 understood him to say, but he d
,ay have been mistaken. At any rate,
here vas No intention tn even intimate |