The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
BAZOO BUZZ.

-. A. wright Tor sewing machines.
-Rand's duplex sound reflector 2-26dti
The train from the south was five
hours late yesterday.
One Swallow, if caught, would make a
spring-into the penitentiary.
Cheese IT," as Mahan's little stand
boy said, when he picked up piece of
rind from the sidewalk
The proprietors of the Sedalia brew
cry are filling their houses with ice
shipped from Nebraska.
The Cass county circuit court will
meet at Jacksonville on the 10Th inst
Judge Givan on the bench.
-Pettis ceunty's fund from the state
for school purposes during 1882 amounts
10 Sc, l.4l, for s, Sl8 pupils
Who can expect girls to be anything
else than noisy when they go on the
streets with bang and a hustle?
People who are kept awake by cat
serenadeS these nights will never forgive
cid Noah for taking cats into the ark
Ask Sanborn Bros, news dealers. for
free sample copy of the Texas Siftings, the
greatest humorous and phenomenal liter
AIRY success of the age.
Persons afflicted with the wall paper
fever can be successfully treated by Easton
+ Demuth, 2O8 Ohio street Call and see
their beautiful decorations
james MaCaffey, the sick man who |
was charge on the city for several DAYS,
left Friday night, in company with his /
brother, for his home at Lafayette, Ind.
Hon. Geo. r. Vending failed to ar
rive and lecture at the Ohio street Metho-
dist church last night. owing to the illness
Of one of the members of his family.
The members of the city central
democratic committee, of Sedalia, are re-
luested 10 meet at Judge Lacy's Office,
Tuesday, March 14th, 1882, At 4 o'clock
Pm.
The old man, of whom mention Is
made in another column of this paper,
will be sent to-day, to the poor farm.
Marshal Shy having obtained an order to
that effect. |.
"A lot on Sixth street, between Ken
lucky and Moniteau, was dispoced of on !
Friday by Rev. Z. III. Shaffer, through his
agent, DIR. Wood6n to Mr.. Henry Shaffer,
the ice man, for $500.
There was not . case in the police |
'ourt, yesterday morning, and up to one !,
o'clock this morning not an arrest had !.
been made. The police report the past
orty-eight hours as unusu ally quiet.
"A well known farmer was in the city G
and remarked to a BAzoo h
granger that there was nothing going on o
n the country. "How about taxes ?" =
The farmer smiled and walked away.
Dan Grow yesterday received lettrr
rom st. Louis, saying that Tom Stain
hOrpe, the engineer who was injured at
Webster Thursday morning, would soon n
e all right, as his internal injuries are d.
OF as serious as were at first supposed. CT
w. T. Tucker & Co., the popular gro ~ ~
ers at the corner of Third and Ohio streets. :.
ave as full stock of goods as can be VI
,und i'm Central Missouri. They sell at ~
OttOm price: :, and ask the public to give ;"
lem a call. al
To those who NAV be in doubt as to 70
,e character of NJ. b. Leavitt's Specially III
,mpany, which performs in our city next Ut
aturday night, We can say yon can take hi
,ur lady without any doubts as to the he
-opriety, as they give chaste and re- oy
ned performance.
AS the Eagle press was being taken
'wn the steps, yesterday afternoon, to be
ken over to the new quarters of the eli,
agle-Times Office, a part of it dropped Oh to
e stairs and slightly disfgured some of SIN
e steps well as making mash on one We
the mems fingers m,
The Missouri Wool Growers associa- APP
N will meet at Sedalia April the 9Th and an
b, 1882. Five prizes will be given to the ble
st shearers men who shear the sheep i'm say
der: First, So; second, SO; third,
so; fourth, So filth, 3 30. These will :
paid i'm cash. All ieeces shorn will be sws
sitively subject to selections for scour- Re
3. fire.