The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
HERE AND THERE.
BY NJ. DASH.

! AS lnueeu ne Oughter,
And his favOrite song is now:
MY daughter, oh! my daughter"
The BAzoO drinks health TO Ed
In sparkling Flat creek water
Here's Joy t. him, his wife and TO
| THAT daughter, oh that daughter
MIR. j. B. Reed, the New York ieweIry
man, will spend the Sabbath in this city.
Allen Dorman, the bard of Clinton,
was at the Talmage lecture last night and
got some points for future poetic illusions.
Mrs .NaylOr Newkirk left yesterday for
Hot Springs, where her mother, Mrs. Park
er, has been sojourning for several weeks
past.
AT the match game of base ball yes
| terday afternoon between the University
and Broadway mines, the score stood:
University, IL; Broadway, II.
Blair Bros. handwriting ON the
walp' was slightly "out of whack" in last
nights Souvenir" but looms up all right
in the great SUNDAY BAzOo.
The "Ka,e Claxton Souvenir" with an
edition OF 1000 copies, will come to the
| front Tomorrow afternoon and evening In
elegant shape. 1t will be a "hollyhock'
and no mistake.
Mr. /. w. Lyman, a capable and ex-
perieuced druggist, of Worcester, Mass,
has come to this city to take charge of the
/ excellent drug store in East Sedalia, of j.
w. Plannett q Co.
-Talmage earns $3.50 a minute when
on the lecture platform. He has con-
tracted TO deliver fifty lectures this season,
for which he receives from $500 each, to
$500 below the latter figures.
e o. Bartholomew, assistant manager
of the American Button Hole OyerseamiDg
Sewing Machine company of St. Louis, is
in the city keeping bright lookout upon
the interests of the extensive establishment
he so efficiently represents.
The Press clrb will meet this after
noon promptly at 8 o'clock at the room of
the Chess and Checkers club. and will hear
the report of the committee of which Mai.
Current, of the Democrat, is chairman.
To morrow Everett Farnham, so long
the efficient and popular chief clerk OF
SanbOrn Bros, takes a position with Fer
rell q Fellows. He will be valuable &C
QUESTION 10 that establishment, where his
many friends will henceforth find him.
Prof. Jemes NJ SnaSely, OF Clinton,
formerly in the coal business, late city edi-
tor of the Clinton Advocate, granger, liv-
eryman, a Leavy shipper, and heavy
weight" g nerallv speaking, listened to
DeWitt's delightful discourse.
Among the number from Jefferson
City, who attended the Talmage lecture,
were: Mrs. Gov Crittenden, Miss Florence
Ewing, Miss Alice Boon, z. B. Ewing, edi-
tor OF the Jefferson City Tribune, and
also John Meagher, of that paper, Mr.. Ed.
Silver and Mr.. John Sebree.
The following gentlemen were in the
CITY yesterday and gave the BAzoo the
pleasure of call: VIM. McCracken,
Sheriff OF Hickory county; HI G.. Nc
Cracker, Polk county; w. Gaines, Wall
lace, Benton county and W. B. Ham, an
able young attorney of Warsaw.
The "Talmage Souvenir" with Rosa
Pearle's interesting biographical sketch of
the renowned preacher, and with other
reading matter of pleasant nature, was
read with interest by hundreds of the audi
ence previous to the beginning Of the lee
ture. Advertisers have no cause to regret
taking a merry little business trip with
an. Dash"
one of the best and most convenient sales
rooms in the entire city. They are build
ing brick addition to the rear and will
then have 6rst-class place for their new
line of business, hardware, stoves, tinware
and house furnishing goods. They bios
som out this week. They are wide-awske
young merchants and deserve the best of
fortune.
After commenting upon the marked
excellence given at Olympic hall at
Brownsville. Friday the 9TH inst, by the
pupils of the public schools, at the close of
The school, the Herald says: at is Just
and proper to say that this gratifying re-
suit is due in no small degree to the lessons
given to some of the older pupils by Mr.. G.
T.. Parker, the talented young elocutionisr
of Sedalia."
The members of the Chess and Checkers
club, as we'll as the public in general, are
cordially invited to call at the Golden
Eagle" for one of their prize puzzles" to
try their skill in working it out. The
prizes will be given to those describing the
solution of it in the fewest words. The So
luton must be handed or sent in in sealed
envelopes, which will be opened on July
4th, by disinterested judges, who will
award the prizes.
"A Marysville exchange says: "R. T
Gentry, is son of Judge VIM. Gentry, snd
is perhaps the most prominent and we think
the most available candidate for state treas
urer. He is of sufficient age to make an
excellent state treasurer, he having served
the people of Pettis county several terms as
county treasurer, and having been banker
for II years is we'll qualified for the Office
to which he aspires. He is a man of
pleasing address. popular at home, we'll
known throughout the state. and would add
great strength to the next state ticket"