The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-04
BAzOO BUZZ.
at McClellans.

Stationery at McClellan's. I'm
s.. A. Wright for sewing machines.
Mrs. NJ Smith, of this city, who is in
New York. has the thanks of the B,ZoO
for files of late New York papers.
Dave Cullom won the gold watch
ratified by Doc Darnell at Shobes saloon
last night, on throw of forty-two.
There is letter in the New Albu-
querque, n NJ, postofice addressed TO
Mss X. j. Rhodes, Sedalia, Mo-, held for
postage.
A woman with six children. two dogs
and bushel basket full of young chickens
about week old, was one of the sights AT
the depot Friday night.
Jimmy Thomas was much better last
night He has been near deaths door with
that dread disease, spinal meningitis, but
his recovery is now looked for.
John Kaiser was not the selection of
the republican convention for Sedalia's
mayor. He is too good a man to be put
mp to be beaten.-Windsor Review.
The man who picked up an axe while
riding a bay horse and leading another
bay horse, on Kentucky street, will please
return the axe to W. VI. Moore, liquor
dealer.
The Baptist church, between Third
and Fourth streets, on Lamine, is undergo
ing general spring cleaning. Paint,
putty and a new roof make a wonderful
change.
A pistol shot fired onWest Main street,
q few inmates before o'clock last night,
caused Constable Barnett to make tracks
in that direction, but the culprit could not
be apprehended.
A long way from home is that box
car which a BAzOo reporter saw undergo
ing repairs at the X. L. I. shops, yesterday.
1t bore upon its side the words: Worces
ter Il Nashua X. K.
George Mclaughlin wore great big
sunfiower smile all over his face yesterday.
And why shouldn't he? Didn't his wife
presen, him with dimpled lily i'm the
form of a sweet girl baby, Friday night
George thinks So.
Charlie McCreary, well-known in Sc
dalia. prominent Hannibal fire-bug and
an Oregon peniientiary convict, passed
through Sedalia last "Wednesday morning.
He was spoken to and recognized by an
express messenger who knew him we'll.
-An0tner torpedo. 1nis Time III was
on Fifth street, Just east of Lamine. 1t
was struck yesterday afternoon by wagon
loaded with rock, and its ey plosion brought
out the neighbors for a block around. No
body hurt, but a little excitement was
caused.
A little daughter of Mrs. Maud be-
came SO much interested in skating at
the hall, last night, that she did not notice
how warm she was getting But she
found out afterwards when the heat over
came her and she tainted away. She was
soon brought around all right.
sam W. Maddux, agent of the narrow
gauge at Cole Camp, who spent Friday in
this CITY, has been remarkably successful
in working up business for the company
in his section, and that his services in this
direction are appreciated is apparent from
the fact that his wages have been raised.
Sam would be hard TO improve upon for
the position he now holds.
DIR Carter, when going home, Friday
night last. was Overtaken by a runaway
team, north of the Banks place, ON the
Georgetown road, and run into. The doc
tor was thrown out at least fifteen feet
He received painful but not dangerous
wound. 1t damaged the buggy some and
dislocated wheel on the runaway wagon.
The runaway team belonged to Mr. Nc
Donald, and when found had the wagon
tongue and one wheel and axle left.