The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-07

BAZOO BUZZ.

Ohio street. swift
John Helm, the brewer, has suffered a
relapse, and is nov quite sick. His friends
are anxioss about him.
e. p. Stone, of Clifton, Me-, lost .
very valuable stallion Thursday night.
The deceased animal was buried With the
attendant honors-Anheuser-kssch.
The street car drivers had hard tine
Of it, Yesterday, bat they stuck - their
platforms snd succeeded in making SEIZED
sic tine.
The birthday party given last week, to
Charley Wood, was rendered hin by Mr..
and Mrs. W. n. Wood on Lafayette avenue,
and not By his psrests, rs was enormously
stated.
-Henry Tittswor,h, who resided near
Nebo church Cooper county, died Friday
last Of typhoid fever, sged % years. His
mother ia alss very Ill, aud net expected
to live.
"A change OF tine gees into effect on
the K. d II, Monday. The only change At
Sedalia On passenger trains Is in the de-
parture south in the eveIiBg. which 10 one
hour later In future it will leave st sic.
Mrs. West, the woman whs has
ixured somewhat IN the Baird domestic
troubles, will leave for Tennessee as .
ompAnisn TO DIR. Fenwick's grandmother,
who lives 1t Upton.
A-Miks Daily, q nan aged about City
years was brought to the Missouri Pacific
hospital, yesterday, from Hsldsu, 10 be
treated Ter an isjury received at that place,
on Thursday asi. while working With .
turn-table.
"A brakeman fell froo Conductor joe
1arr: sstoas train, iast night, early in the
evening, between Monroe and Paris. The
less Was not discovered until the train
reached Paris. An engine Wis sent back
and found him sound and hearty.
There are few men who are cct fond
of "a hours relaxation and akasdoDment
OF ~, care. Gesrgs Dixon has undertaken
to furnish place where nsp can have
seed music. 6ne whisky, cool beer, pure
wines and 6rst-class lunches, and the boys
all say hs has succeeded ca dot. His
place is On Main street
CHARLEY Tsyior wears his honors noe,
Last Fri0sy, . week $40. he
won the gold champion medal frsn Or
Ed. Small, Iva a shoot at Sichsrs' park, and
ever since then he has bees keeping il sn-
der his closely huttoned coat, where snly Q
BAzoo reporter's searching gaze could find
il. The young mar will grew boidsr, -
he Crews elder.
-Thosas F. Neale has been appointed
advertising agent Of Moore 4
Hickman's Sedalis Business college, and
he left, Friday evening, for the south,
where he will look after the interests of
the above popular college. Prof. Neale 10
we'll skilled in the art of penn snship, aud
will, undoubtedly, do good work for the cell
lege he represents.
There is some talk OF communication
BY telephone from here to Sedslia Ii will
be of vast importance to many of the
business men of beth places. Otterville
buy largely Of Sedalia whole
sale stores, and with connection by tele-
phone, The trade is likely to increase. Sue
cess to the ENTHUSIASTICALLY Adver-
tiser.
Hail & Beiler have bought property
on East Main street, opposite Good~in's
livery stable, on which they will erect in
the spring, a three story brick building,
with fifty feet front, 20 be used by them in
the wholesale grocery business. This is
move i'm the right direction and will in
crease the price of property in that per-
ton of the city.
Yesterday morning Charlie Place,
who runs the local between Sedalia and
Kansas City, had difficulty with brake
man, and they finally me to blows. 1t
is reported, in the course of the fight, that
Place had one of his thumbs somewhat
lacsrated by the teeth OF the burly brake
man. Mr.. Place is an old employe, and
one of the most quiet and unofiending of
all men. He went out on his run yester-
day nursing his thumb, which the BAzo0
hopes is mol badly Kurt.
The three evangelical doctrines that
the ordination or installation of q pastor,
as stated by the Rev. Edwards A.. Park, to
the Boston Congregational ministers, and
apparently approved by them, are that the
Bible is perfectly Trustworthy as n religious
guide; that the atonement of Christ is
'acrifcisl act, influencing the mind of God
rs well as sinners, and that this is the only
world of probation, the future world being
me of punishment for those who die i'm
Denitent.
The doctrine is held by a few Polish
Jews that q good man may sell his claim
lpon heaven. This belief is based on the
Rsbbinical proverb, Good deeds Duy ihe
uture world" which is interpreted by
most Jews to mean that by doing good one
nav secure for himself happy Immortality. |
Harris Udovitch, OF Troy, bargained TO buy |
owls Cohen's heavenly claim for $50, but |
Johen backed out of the agreement. and /
he result was fracas which sent udoviich /
o Jail.
The celebration of the ll4th anniver-
airy OF The first Methodist Episcopal church
ounded in this country took place in New
York, last Sunday. 10 is the John Street
Methodist church, and one of the early
landmarks of New York city, as well as the
rst home of Nethodism on the continent. |
The ceremonies of the celebration were |
onducted with great spirit, and the occa-
ion was called "a grand Methodist rally"
{ gave the cue 10 review the history and
rowth of the denomination, and the pulpit |
ratorS drew pleasipg pictures of the shread 1