The Sedalia weekly bazoo., 1883-05-01
Returns To-day.

Colonel and Mrs. A. d Jaynes will
return On this evenings train from the
east, and will be warmly welcomed to their
home. Mrs. Jaynes has been occ ccssionalIy
I'LL during her stay in the sunny south. All
will rejoice ~ her restoration to health
home, family and friends.
Since Col. Jaynes' absence from Sedalia-
his pride. his boast and his home-many
things have transpired, which the BAzOc
will call his attention to:
The Ohio street improvement has moved
along swimmingly. Three opera houses
have been in cnurse of construction-only
one OF which has been commenced. The
BAzOO has changed to a.. morning paper,
and the price raised to two bits per week,
but all the time has been published for the
people now on earth. The Sedalia Dis
patch died. Joe Peltier has added roasted
peanuts to his stock, on the corner opposite
was reelected mayor. Hickman got in his
work ON the Third ward democrats, and
Alderman Hills feet still have kidneys in
them. The Third National bank has been
started. Kaiser will build hotel. j. A.
Fisher and Will Ilgsufri,z have both had
responsibilities of . domestic nature come
to their homes. The people are looking
nor.hward for the incoming of the cars.
The new union depot has at last COM
menced to 60 skyward. Daniel David has
built new sidewalk on Third street. The
newspapers and the clergy made IN effort
to lock horns. John Landes and Sugden
can still wear the same suit of clothes.
Chsrlie Allen still lives and smokes three
for-6ve- cigars, and the BAzoO is the
only illustrated paper in the city.
Welcome to Sedalia, Col Jaynss. While
here in the yiGor OF manhood, his shoulder
vas always at the wheel to pub for the
Queen City of the west, and now the BAzOo
is satisfied that during his absence he has
not been idle, but has been working and
talking for q place made BY energy, tact.
ambition and money. Colonel, may you
never stay away from home SO long again.
The Secret Of Success.
The remarkable success which has
marked the career of Mr.. r. E. Harris
during the past wear, is the wonder of all.
The fact is that his entrance into the saloon
business in Sedalia marked q new era in
this particular trade, for he has leKitimatized
the calling. Under his management the
Annex became the resort for the best class
of citizens desiring quiet "nipr of pure
LIQUOR. There they never came in contact
with the rough element. and received such
courteous treatment as induced subse-
quent calls. Mr.. Harris business increased
daily until he outstripped all his competi.
tors. The saloon adjoining him, made "a
" oIs during the ownership Of Adam
Fischer together with its immense stock of
old u F. c. Taylor whisky, was offered for
sale and purchased BY Mr.. Harris and his
partner, John Hutchinson, of Clinton, and
they now run both establishments,
over which Mr.. Harris exercises . personal
supervision. Two finer and better stocked
bar-rooms cannot be found in the west. and
if the patronage increases as it has for the
past few months, Hutchinson & Harris will
enjoy . monopoly Of the retail trade in
Sedalia. Remember that the two noted
brands of whisky o. F. c. Taylor, and Old
Pugh can be found alone at the Second
street saloons of Hutchinson & Harris,
where everything in the drinking line can
be had, as we'll az the best brands of domes-
tic and Havana cigars.