The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
WEEKLY BAZOO.
SkDALIA MO.
TUESDAY, SEPT. is. 1883.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

-Msssrs. Mascn.& Hurst were out yes
terday with their new delivery wagon.
-A:marriage license was ISSUED, .yester-
day, tc Daniel Cronan and Julia Nonarity.
9 No. 3l4 Ohio street is the place for
choice French and American candies, fresh
and Matinee every afternoon.
il you soiled your clio thes at the cir
Gus Yesterday, take them to Ed. Guilty, on
Lam;ne street, and have them cleaned,
dyed and repaired.
Musical goods cheap. Ever: thing in
liable music house of J. w. Truxei. PIG
Ohio strteet.
1t is said the negroes who didl;he steal
ing at the Tiptcn fair belong iE Sedalia.
one of them being Henry Jones, but the
others name is unknown.
DIR. King yesterday amp1tated the
foot of Mrs Ruth Persinger, who resides
on East Fifth street, on account OF senile
gsngrene. She-;s 81 years odd, and her re-
covery is doubtful.
IN. HI. Gentry, the hog king of Cen
trail Missouri, Skipped last night sixteen
head of his beet stock to be exhibited at
the Kansas City fair this week. Mr.. Gen.
try goes up to the Kaw valley capital this
morning.
"A granger, whose name was 1ot learned,
wassoDbed of his pccketbook, containing a
s. bill. while staSding around where the
circus cars were being uniosded, about z
O'Clock yesterday morning His pocket
was cut and the book extracted without at
tracing the losers attention.
During the street parade, yesterday
morning, horse nitched in front of the
Fed store broke leose and started south on
Ohio street at rapid gait The sidewalks
were crowded with men, women aud chill
dren, but the aniz al was soon caught and
no one was injured.
Eva Buchanan. the little girl men,
toned by the BAzoo yesterday morning as
having alighted FROM the train n Pleasant
Hill while asleep, and who caused her
father and the conductor of the train such
fright, arrived Yesterday morning and
was met at tie depothy her anxEeas parent.
Sheriff II. III. Russell, of johnson
county, arrived in the city yesterday after
VIM. Thomas, colored, sent to the Sedalia
Jail from Warrensburg for safe keeping.
His sentence had expired and Mr. Russell
returned with him to tie Quarry City at
4.30 p. M, when he was discharged from
custody.
"A farmer residing oct On Flat creek
lost SIS yesterday, all On account of having
hole in his pocket. He was granted per
mission to strip off his clothing in the cal
aboose and search for the money, but was
unable to find il, and then offered reward
of SIS for its recovery, but ii fsiled
to materialize.
Marshal Shy was informed, yesterday
that party of thieves dropped down upon
Coles circus at Jefferson City Friday, and
would probably put in an appearance here
The show people volunteered to point
them ont in case they showed up, but ii
seems they were afraid of Sedalia and wen,
on through to Warrensburg, wkere they
will endeavor to get in their work to-mor-
row.
Roy Shumway, who is now in St.
Louis, writes to Capt. Bose that he has
about contaminated arrangements fos
games to be played in this city between the
Grand. Avenues and the Provision nines, both
of st. Louis. One game will take place
this week and the other next, but the dates
have not been arranged.