The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-08-22
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1882.
BAZOO BUZZ.

IS. A. Wright for sewing machines. o
"A new time card goes into effect to-
day, but the changes are slight, being
mostly on freights.
Mrs. Tim Collins sustained slight in
jury, Friday evening, by falling through
q defective sidewalk near the East Sedalia
engine house, on Fourth street.
The posters of the Sedalia Industrial
exposition are out, and reflect great credit
on the part of the printer. West Good
win. The job is hard to beat.-Appleton
City Journal.
"A fashionable 81 inner drink is called
"Jumbo iulep." Probably because man
after imbibing a few glasses thinks he's
travelling with q circus and feels as If he
owns four legs.
The Lexington branch train did not
pull out last night until hslf-past six
O'Clock, and as result many passengers
destined for Sweet Springs partook of sup
per at the Garrison house.
"A carpenter at work on the building
being erected on the site of the old Allan
tic house had fit at noon yesterday, just
previous to eating his dinner. He was
looked after by friends and soon came
around all right.
All over the city lively aspect is
worn, and things "look like business" The
generality of building improvements is un-
precedented. Many good buildings have
been erected and many more are In progress
and contemplation.
The liberai-minded element will hold
their meeting some evening this week and
express their sentiments on the Sunday
Law question. The BAzoo will be on hand.
as q matter of course, and report the pro-
ceedings in detail.
Young man, if you want anything in
this world-even if it is some other mans
daughter-ask for it, and try TO get it.
Make big kick tor it, and don't be dis
couraged with one or two failures. Dia-
monds are valuable simply because they
are hard to get.
The west-bound passenger train, yes
terday afternoon, came near PLAYING havoc
with the water spout of the tank just east
low down, and was struck by the baggage
coach, and knocked skyward, but no dam
age of consequence resulted.
The game of ball between the Sedalia
Brown Stockings and Lexington club, at
the park, on Wednesday afternoon, prom
Uses to be one of the most interesting of the
season. The visiting nine come highly
spoken of as ball PLAYERS, and will do their
level best to win q ball from the home
club.
The Confederate reunion at Sedalia
was a glorious success. Lack of space pre-
vents us from giving it deserved attention
now, but the Mail of next week will con-
tain full resume of The proceedings. The
speeches were eloquent and in good taste,
and nothing was said or done to which any
lover of his country could reasonably OBJ
ject-Nevada Mail.
Elsewhere will be found statement
of the receipts and expenditures of the
Ex-Confederate reunion. OF the sub
scriptions by the citizens, the most liberal
was by J. K. Yeater & Co., who contribut-
ed the handsome sum of $10O. Such pub
lie spirited liberality is worthy of the
higest commendation.
The horse attached to the Adams ex.
press wagon, driven by "Shade" johnson,
ran away on Main street, yesterday morn
ing, and made irst-class time in crossing
to the north side of the railroad, on Mont
teau street. A pair of shafts were dang
ling on the ground, and this fact only
served to increase the animala speed. For
sunately, no damage was done.
Yesterday, Mr.. d. B. Chiles, travelling
auditor for the Missouri Pacific, transfer
red the freight business of the Warsaw
division of the Pacific into the keeping
of Mr.. E. J. Edgar, agent at this point
When the new depot is erected, Mr.. E.
will have everything convenient but as
situated at present. he will have to keep
an assistant almost constantly at the mar
row gauge depot.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Con
doctor Jack Patterson, Ed Small, and
George and Ed. Mckee were hunting in
Vernon county, ten miles south of Neva-
d.. and met with remarkably good sue
cess, killing, as they claim, moi less than a
wagon load of chickens and other game |
They we're the guests of Mr.. w. NJ Bunce, |
q prominent farmer of that section, and ]
were Hospitality entertained. indeed. They |
Ali unite in pronouncing Mr.. Bunce the /
prince of hosts.
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sia, chronic Aiarrhea, promptly cured by |