The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-31
BAZOO BUZZ.


There is a GOODNESS existing between
the night and mornings.
BEST CLIPPED BEHF AT VESTS
The BAzoo returns thanks for late
Colorado papers, to s. s. Morris.
The barefooted boy has been called q
and supplied with new pair OF boots.
IT. A. Anderson, city contractor quote.
rock scarce and high, the demand being
much greater than the supply.
80, nv heart! NY heart is breaking,
walled Windsor girl; but the doctor held
that it was simply case OF fried pork
Notwithstanding the inclement weather
the candidates were out in full force yester
day, busiIy engaged in buttonholing the
voters.
Has Pettis county prosecuting at
torney? Ii so, why are not the laws en-
forced against men running salons with
out county or state license?
There was a slight accident to a
freight trsin north of Sedalia, Friday
night, which detained the south bound
passenger train short time.
Rev. John 4. Brooks. of Warrensburg,
president of the Missouri Prohibition Al
lance, will begin SERIES of lectures in
this city the 9th of November.
The remains of Tom Spooner, the
brakeman who was killed ON the south end
of the K. e. T. several weeks ago, were
disinterred and taken to Rensselaer,, near
Hannibal, Friday, where they were buried.
Delegations from Pettis, johnson,
Cooper, Saline, Benton, Henry and Nor
gan counties visited Sedalia the past week
There was no convention. John Burk-
harris mammoth stock of boots and shoes
was the drawing card.
Only little over one week remains for
Prosecuting Attorney Heard to tell the
people whether he is a prohibiii0nist or i'm
favor of the indiscriminate sale of whisky.
The BAzoO will publish his position. if be
will indicate the path he will follow.
The people of Parsons had better keep
a sharp lookout for one Kimbal who, it is
has gone there to SET himself up
in the newspaper business. The man is a
failure, and the good citizens of Kansas
would do we'll to give him wide berth.
The office at Sicber's hotel is being re-
and reprinted The ceiling is be-
ing decorated i'm the most artistic STYLE,
and the room will indeed present a rejuve-
mated appearance, when all of the i'm
contemplated are completed.
Prof. J. w. Sanders has concluded to
make finished penmen out of his many
young friends of Sedalia, by charging them
only $3.50 per month at his night school
in the Queen City Commercial college, OPP
posite court house square. Students will
begin tomorrow night at 7:20.
Prank Turpinger, of Galesburg, was
II the depot, this morning, on his way
nome from Vernon county, where he oh
celebrated corn planter manufacturer of
Ialesburg. Mr.. Brown has one of the
argest fish ponds in this country.
The case of John Kearney, charged
With making an assault upon and wound
ing Allen r. Marshall, was set for trial yes
erday before Justice Fisher. The prosecut-
ng witness was on hand, but the other
parties failing to put in an appearance,
he case was continued. All of the parties
'eside near LongwoUd.
Several times during the past week
y ucu thcKC nave uCSl SisutcCo
prisoners in the cooler at one time, it was
ully demonstrated that the capacity of the
ar-box was altogether Inadequate to the
demands made upon it. Accordingly cell
No. ], which has been used as kind of
tore room, has been put in shape to hold
prisoners, and Marshal Shy can now ac-
,ommodate few more hoarders.
The storm, of this morning, was the
usual and expected equinoctial, which is
always more or less severe. But in spite of
is vivid display of heavenly pyrotechnics
ind deep rolling thunder, accompanied BY
,opious down-pourings of the aqueous
iuid, so mach in favor with the
p. NJ. West, the
East Sedalia dry goods merchant,
vas busy getting in new goods,
Waiting on customers and arranging his
purchases in artistic display. Vests dry
goods house is the feature of East Sedalia.
md one where the most fastidious taste
AN be gratiied. 1t is ON Third street.
Indigestion and habitual ccstiveness
,rise from weakness of the nerves and mus