The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-07-11
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALlA, MO.
TUESDAY, JULY IL. 1882.
BAzOO BUZZ.
IS. A. Wright for sewing machines.

There was terrible hard rain i'm the
vicinity of Cole Camp Yesterday morning
-Coup's show passed through here, las
night, en- route to Atchison, Kansas, whert
it exhibits, Tomorrow.
-Beecher INDUCES i'm the luxury of q
billiard room in his farm house near
Peekskill on the Hudson
The gamins and hoodlums are down
on Mayor Messerly for deprivjng them oi
their show at the police station.
Pierce, the friend of Tim Dunnigan
was run i'm Friday night. He was found
at the delightful abode of Molie Blue.
The confederate reunion promises To
BE- grand affair, and the outlook for an
immense attendance Is most encouraging
The preachers lecture ship begins al
the Christian church, Monday night.
Elder L. Z. Haley breaches the first ser
mon.
Flat creek was on swell Yesterday.
In the morning il raised FIVE feet In
thirty minutes. At dark last night il had
fallen one foot.
The deadbeats were out In force yes
terday. They attempted their games on
several seloons. but found themselves out
wlttcu at eacn OF tnem.
Hundreds of citizens have congratu-
lated Mayor Messerly for his course in
the Dunnigan-P Pullman matter and have
assured him of their earnest support.
There was row at Lafayette Garden,
yesterday afternoon, owing to the fact that
hummer tried to beat the proprietor out
of some drinks. He failed i'm his pur-
pose.
The police request that citizens leave
at the station house the number or loca-
tion of their residences or rooms for the
convenience OF the force IN order that they
might easily find them.
Yesterday afternoon a dead beat went
into Main street saloon, played three
games of billiards and then tried to sneak
out without paying. He was collared and
properly thumped.
"A bulldog in the rear of the Ilgen
block, is decided nuisance. He makes
night hideous by his incessant barking.
and disturbs the sleep of those who love 10
court the drowsy god.
About one year ago Tim Dunnigan
met representative OF the BAZoo Oh the
street and gave instructions that his name
should moi appear in its columns after that
date. How religiously his orders have
been lived upto.
AT fair of the Congregationalist
church at Palestine, Texas, forty young
women gave an exhibition of drill with
fans, showing how gracefully and bewitch-
ingly these articles can be used. Then the
fans were sold by auction, the price de-
pending on the popularity of its contribu-
tor, the whole profit reaching $3.50.
"A colorea man, Mr.. j. r. Ballard. was
recently ordained in ST. Johns church,
Jacksonville, Fla, which is called the
most aristocratic church In the state, by
Bishop Young. in the presence of a dis
tinguished audience. liz was the first case
in the state that cOlored man has been
ordained i'm a white church.
Union.
The pastors of all the churches of
Warrensburg have agreed to hold union
services during the months of July and
August. Some one of their number will
preach in Warrensburg each Sunday even
ing, while the others will preach in differ
ent parts of the county. Their object is 10
thoroughly work up the cause of prohi.i-
tion, and the plan will undoubtedly be
success.
nj q ICNifdi AcCtiuk
fort, KY, Brother Barnes, presiding, adj
verted severely to the way the whites kept
aloof from black brother present. "Any
man." he said, coming forward despite
the prejudice against color, and taking
seat by the side of this brother, will be a
brave and noble man." Judge T. F. Har-
ris thereupon walked over to the ''colored
brudder, shook his hand, and sat beside
him.
One of the police officers complained
that there were certain saloon men who
constantly violated the city ordinance by
keeping open their saloons all night. The
ordinance provides that all saloons shall
remain closed between the hours of II
O'Clock, midnight, and O'Clock a. m. The |
officer says that these saloons harbor set |
of roughs and bad characters. The mayor
said his attention had already been called |
to the matter, and he would attend to it.