The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-29
BAZOO BUZZ

Mcclellan leads in wall pa
per.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT WEsT's.
NO paper soles at Burkhart's. I'm
Wall paper Cheapest at
Sanborn's. 4-15-1m.
On decoration day, Justice Rife is to
examine Jerry Sullivan for decorating
George Jasline's eyes, last Friday.
Alderman Hickman came down and lei
Doc Russell home, yesterday. Rick says
Doc always gets into trouble when he wan
ders into other countries.
Let every one read the "Princess
POEM" in another column: 1t is gushing,
full of sentiment, and affords fine lesson
TO the inquiring mind.
Ladies, it is fact that Kruse & Fred
rick keep only frst-class meats. If you
want nice juicy steaks call on them at the
corner of Seventh and Ohio streets.
There are quite a number of csndi-
dates for the Office of city assessor, declared
vacant by the city council, on account of
Mr. Daniel David, assessor-elect, declining
to qualify. Among the prominent appli-
eants are Fred. Wette1olh, 7. J. Mason and
Prof Caldwell.
Geo. Hoard, farmer residing between
Austin and Stoutsville, Monroe county,
committed suicide, by shooting himself
in the head, Friday last about 8 o'clock p
70. No cause assigned for the rash act
He was about twenty-five years old and had
been married only three months.
For some time there his been more or
less complaint that the cemetery has been
resort for prostitutes and other immoral
characters. Accordingly the mayor has
invested the sexton of the grounds, NJ. J.
r Hoplev, with the powers of policeman.
Mr. Hopley will make it decidedly inter-
esting for trespassers.
The officers of the Southwest Mutual
Benefit association obtained decree from
the circuit court, yesterday, upou their new
articles OF association, incorporating them
under the name of the Southwestern Mu-
tual Benevolent association, are now
wholly within the pale of the law, as con-
strued by the supreme court of the state of
Missouri.
Friday night, a little encounter in
Sullivans Saloon in East Sedafia, between
the proprietor and George Goslin, result
ed in good humping for Goslin. Yes
terday Goslin made complaint before
Justice Rife, and had warran: issued for
Sullivan's arrest, charging him with
striking, beating and wounding him, said
sioslin. Sullivan appeared and entered
into recognizance for his appearance on
Wednesday the 30th.
For some time past the steps of the
Citizens National bank at the corner of
Main and Ohio streets, has been the rem
devouz at various hours in the day of
gang of boisterous, foul-mouthed, negro
ioafers Ladies passing by are frequently
insulted by the obscene utterances of the
black loafers, who obstrpct the sidewalk,
and hsve some impairment remark to
make about every passer by. The atten-
tion of the marshal and police is respectful
ly called to this nuisance
A congressman speaking one day,
Got lame in his jaw they do say,
With the ache he was toiling,
But St. Jacobs Oiling,
> He said was worth all his pay.
The champion driver Dan Mace,
WHO never was cleft" in race,
Says for cuts and sprains,
And all bodily pains,
ST. Jacobs Oil holds the first place.
One Gearheart, who figured in wash
ing machine rumpus in this city last win
ter, and who married Mrs. Turley the other
night, before his first wife had hardly got
ten cold in her grave, was dancing to tall
music yesterday, over an item in Fridays
BAzOo concerning his marriage and the
death of the first Mrs. Gearheart. His
threats, made publicly, yesterday,
don't brighten any one under this roof, and
the managers Office hours are from z a. m.
to 10 p. m. Call. Mr.. Gearheart, bring
your washing machine, a civil tongue in
your month. and you shall always be cour-