The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-11
:SEDAHA MO.
CITY CULLN0S.



-Shumway for shoes. 8-26dtf
The open air concert will be repeated
at Sichers' park on Tuesday night.
None but bareback and skilled riders
enter the sawdust circle in w. w. Coles
circus.
Eugene Perry is the proud and happy
father Of an eight pound boy. vho put in
an appearance Thursday night.
Attached TO the branch train, last
night, was a special car filled with Ger
mans from Concordia, en- rosie 10 St Louie.
The FIVE months old child of Frank
Meinhardt, died Friday night. The funer-
al will take place tbis afternoon from the
Catholic church.
"A $4,000 tableau is an unusual sight,
but you will positively see one enacted by
w. w. Coles famous performing stations.
Yesterday, at his Office, Justice Hal
stead performed the marital rites for VIM.
Mcdowell and Miss Lena G. McGree, all of
Petlis county.
Parents should not fail to see the best
stock OF school shoes In Sedalia for chill
dren, in calf and oil goat button, at Burk-
harris. Sign of the gold boot.
This morning the Sedalia base ball
club goes to Leavenworth to waliop the
Greens of that city. Ten to one On Sedalia
is the way pools are selling.
-Lamine City, Cooper county was well
represented at the fair last week, nearly all
of the residents of that place and vicinity
attending one or more days.
Capt. w. K. Ramey was married on |
Friday last to Mrs. Cunningham, by the
Rev John Cowen. The bride and groom
took the early train yesterday for Butler,
Mo-, to visit friends.
Last night, q reporter was informed
that August May bert had been assaulted
by Doc Gross and severely punished with +
out provocation. Mr.. Maybert, it is
claimed, is now confined to his room by
injuries received from Gross.
Edward Houston, who was at the fair
with target gun, was the victim of wild
shot, Yesterday. Some fellow in handling
the gun pulled the trigger too quick and
it went of, the bullet lodging in Hous-
toms hand. The wound was painful,
though not serious.
"A news boy named Milton Kroeneke,
aged ten years, was knocked down and run
over by a double mule team in front of the
BAzoo Office yesterday evening. The boy
had an armful of papers, which he held to
coursgeously, and came out behind the
wagon unhurt The boy resides with his
parents on Jefferson street.
"A telegram was received yesterday BY
John w. Conner, county recorder, announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Mary Koontz, of
Boonville. Mrs. K. was the mother of
Mrs. Conner, and had lived to the mature
age of seventy-seven years. The family is
a large one aud we'll known throughout
Central Missouri.
Marriage licences were issued yester.
day to Sam Williams and Miss Fanny
Turner, colored, both of Sedalia, and M.
William Mcdowell and Miss Leah Nc
Gree, of Dresden. The latter couple were
united in marriage during the afternoon
by Justice Halstead. |,
Nov that all of interest pertaining to
the Frank James case which is pertinent
at this time has been said and written, the
Usage street organ remaining silent on the
verdict, with the exception of q sloppy ed
itorial published yesterday, it is in order
for that Rip Van Wrinkle sheet to come
forward with an interview, written by some
gentleman kind enough to call at its Office.
The Osage Indians on exhibition at I
the Exposition, during the past week re-
turned home last evening. From the time
of their arrival in the city from the fair
grounds, up to the hour of their departure,
they we're followed BY a curious crowd,
and while they were making some purchas-
ee, the stores where they were dealing were
literally jammed, much to the annoyance of
the proprietors.
The fair last week attracted great at
tention and thropgs If people were there,
but to a stranger it would appear that a
greater attraction was at the meat market
Of Kruse & Frederick, corner of Ohio aud
Seventh street, for people were there in
numbers buying steaks and chops and
meats and everything else in that line
which could be the nucleus Of 6rst-class
meal.
-Mesers Bixby and Houx got to the
front in good shape at the great Exposi-
ton of last week, receiving blue ribbon
on their Charter Oak cooking sto ,e; also
their Garland base burner. That both of
the above we'll merited the distinction
needs but glance to determine. Their
stoves are premium stoves" in every re-
spect, and they defy competition. Call and
you will stay right there until you make .
purchase that will be 10y forever"