The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-19
BAZOO BUZZ.
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per.
Burkhart keeps no shoddy goods. I'm
Yesterday was good day for corn to
grow-warm and damp.
"A marriage license was issued, yester-
day. to Mr.. John Shepherd and Miss Kate
Frisbree.
Andrew Hill, an old colored man re-
siding at Georgetown, died Friday and will
be buried to-day.
%. McGinnis and C. C. Hoadley, of
Nevada, arrived in the city at 12:l5 O'Clock
this morning on the delayed train.
Woods opera house is moving along
as fast as it is possible, taking into consid-
Grafton the untoward weather.
The following arrests were slated at
midnight: Jim Craig and "Texas" Parker,
drunk; Frank Saunders, disturbing the
peace.
-Watermelons in abundance were on the
market yesterday, but sold at such prices
that few outside the colored population
could afford to invest.
The scholars of the Methodist Sunday
school held picnic at Lamine bridge yes
terday, but the rain greatly interferred with
the pleasures of the day.
A-Young ladies, after this when you
buy pair of shoes of Shumway, you will
have a free ride home with a bran new
horse and buggy.
The drawing of the prizes of Flynn's
Distribution will take place at Codes bill
lizard parlor on Saturday next All per-
sons holding tickets will please be psesent
at the drawing.
Judge J. w. Perdue was, yesterday,
appointed administrator of the estate of
John ID. Perdue deceased. The deceased is
the gentleman who met a tragic death by
drowning in Muddy creek.
There are a number of bad holes be-
tween Mill street and the railroad crossing
on East Third street, and some of the prop
erty owners in that vicinity threaten to sue
the city for damages if the necessary street
repairs are not speedily made.
"A gentleman who came in from Deni-
son, Texas, yesterday, informed BAZoo
reporter that three young Sedalians held a
man up in that town, Friday, for 500. Two
of the trio were captured and one made
good his escape. Names are suppressed for
the present.
Nell Coats, a farmer residing near
Houstonia, has fine fox In his possession,
which was captured by his hounds on
Thursday night. The animal had on a
leather collar and small bell, and is con-
sidered quite a curiosity in the neighbor-
hood wheie captured.
The Henry County Democrat insists
upon calling the Sedalia Insurance Com
H. L.
that this is the case it will have to produce
better evidence than it has thus far. The
fact that insured parties in the concern are
now promptly responding to the call for
the regular assessment does not have much
of the appearance of fraud at least these
parties are not all frightened at the pros
pect of being swindled.-Clinton Advocate
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones the other day en-
tertsined the minister and few other
friends, and after time the conversation
turned upon the very wholesome subject of
meat Said Mrs. J.: sour meat at pres
ent is certainly away ahead of anything we
have had in the house since we were mar
ried. Jones lays it partly to the cooking,
but tell him meat must be good in the
first place to make it nice, and then when
it's well cooked it lays over the deck, as it
were. All of our steaks, rOasts, broils,
stews and outlets, even the soup bones,
come from Kruse & Frederick's meat mar
ket, corner Seventh and Ohio streets, and I'll |
just defy the whole town, or even the state |
of Missouri, to produce better stock than |
Them" and Mrs. j. cut off huge piece of ,
steak and laid it on the minister's plate, |
and the way he got away with it was
sight to tempt an epicure.
Farmers,