The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-08

Ii Is a bouncing bOyD
The carpenter, with bright, keen adze.
Can 10 success his pathway hew:
The merchant, with his keen, bright lads"
Can win success, and promptly, too!
A severe and intensely painful attack
of neuralgia cOnfiened Mr.. Will Van Wag-
ner TO his home yesterday.
DIR. +. l. Jordan, the enterprising and
popular travelling agent of the famous Do
mestic Sewing Machine company, is in the
city with headquarters at A. b. Dempsey's.
T. W. Butler. the alert and successful
superintendent of the A X. Sweet Galvan-
ICED Iron Corpice mandatory at Kansas
City, was in Sedalia yesterday, where he
has many friends and we'll wishers.
At the sheriff's sale yesterday after
noon AT the court house door. of j. K.
Stewards business house on West Main
street, the property was sold to j. H..
Boutwell,, esq, for S2,S25.25.
Among those who registered at the
Jay Gould yesterday were VIM. J. Dunlap,
Denver; ). A. Easion, ST. Louis NJ. Nj.
Foote, Burlington, Iowa; L. w. Butler,
Kansas City, and w. A. Birchfeld, Browns
Vile, Mo.
Mr.. III. S. Conrad and bride, whose
recent felicitous marriage at Sicher's Park
hotel was felicitously reported in the city
press, have returned from happy honey
moon trip to the east. The cordial well
come and good wishes OF large circle of
friends here are extended to them.
Mr.. Adam Fischer, the genial and much
liked associate OF Mr.. John Kaiser, in the
management of the Hute! Kaiser, is happy
over late interesting domestic event The
little stranger Is of the male persuasion and
is yerv bright and smart "for one of his
age"
The sale of tickets to DR.. souneschein's
lecture April 2lst, for The benefit of the
Press club, is progressing at a lively rate
The lecture will be brilliant one, ana
there will be present 10 hear it one OF the
largest and best audiences ever assembled
Ia Woods opera house.
10. III. Simpson, so we'll known IS the
efficient clerk In DIR. Woods drug store,
has resigned his position on account of
long continued Ill health, and will rusti-
cate till his health has been again placed
on bed rock. a few weeks of rest and rec
restiou, which have been well earned, will
no doubt serve TO make him las good as
new"
A regular meeting of the Press club will
be held this afternoon at o'clock, in the
parlors ofthe Jay Gould hotel. Mr.. Dew
ereaux, and Mr. Lewmzn, of the above
hotel, have very courteously offered the Se-
dalia Press club the use Of the hotel par
lors during The coming convention as a
place TO entertain visiting journalists from
other cities.
What with "Our American Cousin
Spray & Sons street parade of boys and
girls, headed by band of music-the dog
show-"Blind John" and his daughter in
open air vocal and instrumental music
the ventriloquist with his songs aud dis-
logues-the ACCORDION player on the corner
OF Ohio and Second-the street music of
Hollands band, and other incidental at
fractions, the streets of the Queen City were
pretty lively yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Charles n. Fleming, of Muncie,
Ind, is In the city, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Nellie, making visit to
Mr.. Jennings brother, Mr.. II. III. Flem-
ing, of hardware renown. The gentleman
from the HoCsier state is an extensive con-
tractor and builder, and it is not improba-
bic that he will conclude to locate i'm this
city, as he deems the field an inviting one.
Mr.. Fleming and his amiable daughter
will visit friends In Clinton in a short
time.
q. c. Slack is recommending Papillon
Catarrh Cure for Hay Fever.
The Dog Show.
Prof. Morris and his troupe of trained
dogs gave their last entertainment yester-
day evening at Smiths Hall to a crowded
house. The exhibition was excellent and
rosnd after round of applause was gwen
by hte delighted audience. The company
left yesterday for Leavenworth, Kas., their
next stand. The dog show will long be
remembered and shout Id il ever again visit
Sedslia will attract a large audience.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sod by Bard & Miller.