The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-28

The BAzoo will give q premium Of
500 for an original tale which shall be
published in the Warrensburg Journal.
Democrat, that will make the hair stand
on the top of the head of Ben Naylor, who
is the bald headed editor of that journal.
Robert Williams, q colored individual,
was arrested by Officer Carnes yesterday
for throwing slops from the upper rooms
of Porter's block in the street below, mar
rowly missing deluding ladies passing on
the sidewalks. o. A. Crandall stood good
for Williams appearance tomorrow morn
ing, and he was released.
A gentleman in Iowa sent his money
to the BAzoo the other day, saying to send
him Mondays issue of this paper every
week. He wanted the reports of sermons
of Sedalia clergy. Pretty good for Sedalia
preachers, and not bad for the paper pub
lished for the people now on earth.
An enthusiastic and glib-tonged pat
entee (all patentees are lively on the talk
was in his glory, yesterday, showing the
merits of a patent car door, 10 lot OF inn
pecunious street loafers. How appropriate
the crowd They couldn't buy string of
waste" if freight trains were selling for a
nickle train.
If the person who writes letter to the
BAzoo and signs himself "Night Gnard"
will sign his own name to the communica-
ton, some attention might be paid To the
article. For the one hundred and thirtieth
time it has been published i'm this paper
that no notice would be taken OF anony-
nous articles.
The members of division No. LIS,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
desire to return their thanks to Messrs.
Finn & Hostetter, the popular Ohio street
druggists, for a box of most excellent
Havana cigars presented them last night,
The BOYS pronounce them the finest they
have tested for many a day, and will ever
hold the donors i'm kind remembrance.
The BAzoo is under obligations to Mr..
Will Latour the well-known photographer,
for a lovely ''ice picture" of the late
storm Ii is taken from the corner of Ohio
and Fourth streets, looking toward the
east, and the appearance of the foliage and
buildings, richly draped with a silver
fringe of ice, is fine in the extreme. 1t is
not alone a gem of photography. but a
souvenir well worthy of preservation.
III HldN iUt Dc StuSIdiiN hilONu but IL
is fact, nevertheless, that the Florence
Herbert company was the first i'm America
TO reuuce high prices, and to give a strictly
frst-class entertainment at reasonable
rates, and as the result the company has
steadily enjoyed an increasing patronage
and is to-day one of the best fixed tinan-
cially of any company travelling. We be-
liere in patronizing snch companies. and
ask for them cordial welcome To our
city.
The police were called upon yesterday,
about the noon hour, to settle little dis
pute at John Kelly's saloon, between Mr..
Kelly and three men. The latter went into
the saloon, played game Of pool and
called for drink and two cigars, putting
up, SO Mr. Kelly says, quarter
for payment of the bill. The young men
that fifty cents was the amount
passed to Mr.. Kelly, and demanded the
change. This led to hot controversy and
the police were called by Mr.. Kelly to
eject the young men. No arrests were
made.