The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-05-08
BAzOO BUZZ.

There is said to be one physician t.
every thirteen families in the United
States.
| Circuit Cleik Ingram and his deputies
| we're busy yesterday preparing for circuit
court, which ,convenes to morrow.
The sheriff and his deputies were very
busy yesterday serving subpGnas in cases
which will be called in the circuit court,
which convenes Tomorrow.
several colored ex convicts were per-
ambulating the streets Yesterday. They
were dischsrg from prison On Friday
last.
The corpse of the late Robert A. Barr,
of Baltimore, Md, WAS shipped .hrongh
this city yesterday, to Lexington, where il
will be buried today
Street Commissioner Trip and Officer
Kelly. assisted by a gang of prisoners,
were busy YESTERDAY cleaning the mud out
of the gutterson Main and Usage streets.
Marriage license was granted yester
day to Mr. Ernest H. Geiscler. and Miss
Sienna Trungott, both of the southeastern
portion of this county.
-Four deserters from he United States
army passed through here yesterday MORN
ing in charge of officers, bound for the Fl.
Leavenworth prison, where they will SO
journ for two years.
A wagon and team, the property of
Jim Corners, of Dresden. were levied upon
by Deputy Constable Wallace, yesterday,
under an execution in favor of james
Glass, the wholesale liquor dealer.
Henry Willis, the driver of the city's
fire steamer, slipped and fell from a
wagon while engaged in hauling the mud
and rubbish out of Ohio street, yesterday,
and severely sprained his left leg.
Some sneak thief yesterday plunder.d
the ice chest of Mrs. Hardcastle, located
on the back porch at her residence on Fifth
street, and was successful in getting away
with ham and package OF butter.
There was only one case called in the
| Justices court yesterday that OF Sam
Fields, charged with disturbing the peace
of Jack Kelley. 1t WIS continued until
Monday, at which time it will be tried by
Justice Halstead.
"A heavy frost fell yesrer-
day morning, playing sad hav-
oc with early garden truck. Some
farmers conversed with yesterday express
ed fears that fruit was also killed or blight
ed. to saw the least Others thought the
frost did not inju7e the fruit in the slight
est degree.
The closing exercises of Lincoln school
will be held at Smiths opera house on the
afternoon and evening of the 18th inst. tx
tensive preparations have been made to
make it or md affair. After the exercises
the audience will be favored with remarks
by distinguished educators.
-"Taxpaper," who writes the BAzoo
can never get his illusions in print in this
paper, no matter how just, until he or she
or it is willing to give correct and re-
liable name. For the ten thousanth
time it is reiterated, the BAzoo does moi
publish anonymous communications. Can
this be understood?
The medicated spring in the south.
western portion of the city, on the land
belonging to Mr.. J. H. Hendrix, is becom-
ing favorite health resort. and is now
being visited BY something like one hum
dred persons daily. For diseases of the
kidney the water is said to be sure cure
"A couple of young darkies, each
about fourteen years of age, got into diff.
ficulty Yesterday, and agreed to 60 outside
of the city limits and settle it according to
the rules of the prize ring. They were &C.
companied by about twenty or thirty
coons of about their own age, and the
probabilities are that they had good
time.
Pat Shehan, the MAI who jumped
from a Missouri Pacific passenger train
Friday evening, receiving q number Oi
severe bruises, was arraigned yesterday
morning before the recorder. on the charge
of drunkenness to which he pleaded
guilty, and was assessed fine of S.. In de.
fault of payment he was sent the rock
pile.
The Sedalia Democrat essayed the sen.
sational last Sunday and tried to make il
appesr that Pettis county had been nuns
ing a liliputian Tewksbury, but the BAzot
has had the upgraciousness to step in and
spoi, the sport. 1t now appears that the
Democrats reporter was guiIed By . stall.
fed idiot. The opinion is gaining currency
that Sedalia reporters are TOO chiIdlike fol-
this vale of tears.-Warrensburg Journal.
Democrat.
Mr.. VIM. Shobe, having sold the
Gem saloon on Lamine street, can here
after be found at Shobe Bros, first door
south of the market house on Usage street,
where he will be pleased to see all his
friends. Shobe Bros Keep q quiet, order.
~ place. where you will always find the
finest wines, liquors and cigars that are in
the market When you want . quiet
drink, be sure to call on Shobe Bros. and
you will be treated right.