The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

Ecn +. h'ran, Of Cooper county, exhibit.
fine lot III sheep. Ills flock nj the grounds
consists 81 seven sauth,lowns and eighteen
coiswolds. They are the bsst To he found IN
the West.
VIM. NJ. Gentry, al Peitis, exhibits eight
>outhdown sherp->erond Ia none at the
show. Mr.. q. - considerable If a sheer
raiser rnl grower and this branch oi indus.
try should IT, literally encouraged By tie
fairs.
James Cole and $. T. Lure, Of P~ttis,
show sheep. Mr. Cole has tour head I'll
very line c"tswol.i, AMI Iupe has eight
Shropshiresiowns \ meSt excellent breed ior
mutton.
y. II. Gentry, the pig king of Central
from the aged hog down tn the sucking
pig. His stocks - tn sell known in the
Stale tn require any notice from the RAzno
nj this time.
Vim. NJ. Gentry, exhibits five very line
head al hogs-E~rkshire all very line.
Mrs Martha Brown, of Saline, shows a
tive Ia the fair ground sigh, seer.
Tom Saitcrwhiie hro'ight io the grounds
yesterday, tw" fine hon>es-onc for the ey-
ubott"u III tue s1uutc ring, 5nu the DINER
in the roadster ring.
J. f. Johnson has in the stable, very
line thorough bred Norman stallion, a beau-
,iful hay. I! hands high, Of FIN. form and
sincw and between four and i've years old.
lie has taken fifteen first premiums. one ii
which Vas at the 81. Louis Fair two years
ago. He vii probably enter for the sweep
stakes premium, next Saturday.
WAGONS, ErC.
ID Blocher, the well-known agricultural
Implement man ii this CITY, has fine dis
play Of farm and spring wagons. cider
mills, wheat drills and other likes i'm end
less variety.
W. w. Herrold has on exhibition a line
lot Of farm and spring wagons and other
farm machinery. Including Whitmanis cele-
bratei double cylinder power corn-sheller.
which he had running on the grounds BY
steam. This Ia certainly ono Of the most
remarkable and efficient machines Of the
kind manufactured. Geo Bennett, Of 81.
Louis, the general agent of the manusac-
turers was on the grounds yesterday snperin-
tending the working of this machine Mr..
Herrbld Is the agent for the shelter in Sc
dalia.
rRorrING RACE.
The last Of yesterdays show vas the
trotting race for horses that had never beat
three minutes, prior TO August 81, 1877.
There were three entries, ~ follows:
Albert F., named BY VIM. Psfi.
Belle of St. Louis, named by Dan. p.
Harrison.
Zen Lyon, named BY brown and Pratt.
Albert +. won the pole, Belle second,
and Ben Lyon third.
FIRST HEAT.
The horses got a very even start on the
fifth score, but Belle gradually dropped be-
hind, until the home stretch was reached.
and then she gained little. but not enough
to do any good. Ben Lyon passed the
judges stand two lengths ahead Of all
Albert second, and Belle
third. Heat given to Ben Lyon-no time
kept.
SECOND HEAT.
Got . good start on the first score, and
Zen took the lead ~ the horses passed the
judges stand, With Albert very close behind
and Belle considerably in the rear.
when the horses arrived at the crossing Of
The carriage road the old In6ian doctor vas
Albert had to turn out and 60
around the wagon, thereby losing |
position and considerable time. Belle |
slowiy Int surely gained and Vas only half
> length behind Ben Lyon when they vent
under the wire. The heat Wa given tn Rem |
Lyon. Time, 2:52.
THIRD HEAT.
The horaes got good start on the fifth |
core. Al the quarter pole the hones we're |
strung out about three lengths apart With |
Ben in the lead, Albert next and Belle Be. |
hind. The Belle gradually gained and |
passed Albert, coming out second bert BE- |
hind Ben Lyon about length. and The Al |
bert two lengths behind Belle. Heat and |
rsce given tn Ben Lyon. Time, s:5O3.
Finss premium. Brown 4 Pratt. .$l25 |
second premium, Dan p. Harrssoa. IS
Third premium, WIN. PaG. 50
TROr TODAY.
The entries in the tros to-day are - fol- |
|ovs:
J. F.. Daily nanea Billy d.
j. Douglas names John w.
]. Dosy names J. G. Suck.
Nat Malnaey names Little Sam.
Wo. AcGuegss naD0 Lady vesta.