The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-02-09
MERE MENTION.

wv alter IrOW, son Oh S4-dluSfmdu
Grew, is seriously i'll.
James Heating and John Griffin were
discharged from the hospital yesterday.
The students at the university will at
tend the funeral of Charlie Alcorn this
morning in body.
There are now fifteen prisoners con-
fined in tbs county Jail awaiting trial at
the April term of the criminal court.
The pleasant weather yesterday caused
the STREETS to be thronged with people, and
fer the fnt time in weeks the city resumed
It's old-time activity.
Two west end engines were transferred
10 the central branch yesterday. Engineer
Roadecker and Fireman Ed Moore had
charge of one of them.
e. ]. Sellers yesterday closed con-
tract with lilly Kelk for thoroughly over
hauling and putting in frst-class condition
all the vehicles in bis (Sellers0 stable.
Queen Elizabeth.
Alex Wares, who talked on the streets
last night louder than the law allows, and
q common drunk, were the only occupants
Of cells in the police station last night
The Offices in the county building are
to be supplied with signs on each of the
doors. This is much needed, as at present
Il is difficult to find the location of any of
the officials. The county clerk has been
Instructed to look after the matter.
Morris Sullivan and J. II. Marean will
take trip to the poor farm to-day with a
supply of clothing, tobacco and cash, which
they intend to donate to T. Butler, the un-
IL Al
Indian territory while attempting to jump
from a car.
Queen Elizabeth.
Every honorable inducement offered
but no misrepresentation are allowed.
Our guaranty is never discounted or evaded
The quality of our goods, and our methods
sf business are absolutely as honest as can
Be produced anywhere. No buncombe
efers or rejuvinated stock, but every thing
N the square at Central M issoun Music
House, liz East Fifth street. -
Nearly every Protestant pastor in St.
Louis sent letter of coincidence to DIR.
Goodell's family. One Episcopal clergyman
summed up his character well and briefly in
his letter which contained this sentence: /
had known DR.. Goodell's for years, but
never saw an act or heard word of his that
vas not worthy of the Christ. The city re-
igious press also WED each other In testify
ing to his piety and Christian worth.
Queen Elizabeth.
The illustrated lectures by Rev. w. r.
Eeaver, at the Congregational church, last
Thursday and Friday evenings, were attend I
ed by appreciative audiences, who were at
@o1 <x,1 hs~LI H.,
The instrument for producing the views, is
lectures explanatory of the subjects are
and powerful style peculiar to himself, but
highly enjoyable to his audiences. The
thorough idea the audience gets of foreign
travel is worth. many times the price of
admissfon.-W Whitehall Fospsa, Dec. 10, 1885.
Rev. Seaver will be at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, February IL, IL and'13. g.
Queen Elisabeth. r
The people of Pettis county viii regret "a
hear of the death Of the most prominent
stock dealer in Central Missouri, Joel B.
Gentry, which occurred at his residence near
Hughesviae, Monday the Is. His death was
yery sudden md unexpected, and was the
result of heart troubles, he was the son of
Major VIM. Gentry, yand brother to Dick
Gentry, theszndkiate far STATE treasnfef d
year ago AS dealer in fancy and blood
Cd stock, hfs fame had reached every state,
and his trade was international. Tuesday
his remains we're consigned TO the tomb, and
many q real mourner will there be, 10 weep
si4 his vacant niche in thebusiness world Of
Central Missouri Record