The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-06-05

6AIOO BUZZ.
Mcclellan leads in wall pa
per.
There was not q single arrival at the
hospital Yesterday.
The saloons will do we'll to do close
communion business to-day, As the author
titles mean business.
Conductor Hi Lewis brought in two
coach loads of people (mostly coons) to
the circus yesterday.
The seven months old son of Pate
Shaw, residing near Longwood, died Fri
day night, md was buried yesterday after
noon.
The colored population got in their
work on marriage licenses yesterday, as
follows: Samuel Phillips to Sallie Shobe,
and E .Poindexter to jamie Montgomery.
Young Kenner Cobine, son of Mr.. J..
d. Cobine, met with quite painful acct
dent last Wednesday. He had ignited
some gunpowder, when it exploded, burn
ing his face very severely, and almost de-
stroying his eyesight.
The hesvy rains of Friday night
caused the foundation of the new opera
house to cave in, under the sidewalk on
Lamine street. The washout is about two
feet in width and about thirty feet in
length.
Three young men informed BA1oo
reporter that while returning from the
circus, last night. they encountered . man
on West Main street, below Kipper's mills.
who began cursing them and menaced
them with drawn revolver. The reporter
subsequently learned that the yourg sports
were in pursuit OF q negro prostitute.
I'm order to reduce nv stock, prepare
tory to making some alteration in my store
room, will offer for sale, for the next
thirty days, pianos, organs and musical
goods of all kinds at cost. This offer is in
tended only for stock on hand. Call at
once and secure a good bargain at the old
reliable music house of J. w. Truxel, PIG
Ohio street, Sedalia, Mo.
"A new church of the Christian denom-
ination is being contemplated in South
Sedalia. As q nucleus fund Rev. Duncan
has already secured by subscription the
neat sum of nearly $500. The ladies of
the Christian church also will ere long
church and add some necessary improve
menls to the parsonage, as fund is being
raised for that purpose.
An old butcher way out in Missouri
With neuralgia, he suffered like fury,
St. Jacobs Oil banished
The pain which all vanished
And prevented a coroner's jury.
A cranky old man named Blake,
Says St. Jacobs Oil stakes the cake"
He gave it one test,
And says its the best
Cure in the world for backache.
I'm the police court, yesterday, the
three trespassers who tried to beat their
way on Conductor Fitzgerald's train, Fri
day afternoon, were fined $40 each, which
they paid. John Haire, colored, for dis
turbing the peace by sssaultipg his wife,
plerded guilty and was fined So. He also
paid, but was subsequently rearrested oa q
state warrant and taken before Justice
Halstead, where an additional SO was
drawn from his pocketbook. He kicked
about paying it, but did so rather than 90
to Jail.
HELLO! Jones, what in the name of
Epicurean are you eating so much for
this merningr said q gentleman to q
neiRhbor, as he stepped into the dining
room where he was breakfasting yesterday
morning. well, the truth is, Smith, 1
hadn't much of an appetite this morning,
but the waiter brought me one of those
juicy, tender steaks which come from
Kruse & Frederick, corner Of Ohio and
Seventh, and it was 80 tempting l could
hardly get enough of it. Actual fact; l
never tasted anything like it, and they do
say their roasts, outlets, ETC., are the finest
in the land. By George! Pm going up
there and order a whole COW. There's
nothing like pstroni1ing q irst-class es-
tablisment where You can always get your
moneys worth"
A Distressed Mother.
MR.. Matilda Beatty, of Hannibal, =
woman we'll advanced in years, was in the
city yesterday, hunting darling boy IL
old ~vho Left hov,o Oh cauc nth