The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-18
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ITEMS.


The entries in the landlords purse, ore
rapidly coming in.
There are only FIVE shooting galleries
on the ground. They all seen to be doing
a thriving business.
Capt. Joe Higgins, Of Pe,tis, bought .
splendid top buggy at suction ON the
grounds yesterday, for Sll0.
Mrs. Col. Walton, was on yesterday
awarded the first premium on salt and hop
rising bread. She deserved il.
F. L. Robbins, ii Sedalis, il doing a
rushing business with three teams, carrying
passengers from town to the fair.
Al. Goo Twin, Of Sedalia, is doing .
hourishing business with candy, lemon
ale and cigar stand, in booth No. 2.
The candy shops on the ground makes
and retails out large amount Of sweetness
to those who desire to suck striped candy.
The Sweet springs hotel is filed again
with guests attracted here by the fair.
Quite number Of the old guests still re-
main to drink Vi the life giving waters.
One drunken negro was hustled of the
grounds yesterday. There is very little
drunkenness visible 10 the naked eve. They
have very efficient police on the grounds.
The BAzoO representative dined with
Mrs. I. W. Gibbs, Of Brownsville, on yes
ier,lsy, and to this most accomplished Lady
he returns thanks for sundry courtesies
extended and favOrs shown.
The wind mill man. and the man Who
sells instantaneous pain killer, are to be
seen and heard. That medicine man Is the
center Of attraction. He cures everything
except corns aud . cross baby.
The Indian doctor is here With his
wagon, and has pitched his tent for the
season. Perhaps he is sonurning for his
is, it is to be hoped that he has brought
plenty Of soap With him.
PERSONAL
Geo. w. Ersme is now the representa-
tive Of the Brownsville Heraid, At the Fair
WIN NJ. Gentry and II. II. Haley, of
Pettis, put in an appearance to-day. They
are not exhibitors.
Geo. T. Brown and c. w. Lyon, Of
Sedalia, made their debut on the grounds
Yesterday. Horse brings EN- to the Fair.
joel Gentry has arrived and all
the Young ladies are in4uiring to know
what manly young fellow that is who bites
his mustache 30 much.
DIR. Grant and Ben Grant. of St. Louis,
were on the grounds yesterday. Ben Grant
is the boss horseman Of the west. II Wa
hose that attracted him to the Sweet
Spring. Far.
Lon ". Stephens, Of BOonville, ar.
rived yesterday morning and wrote Lis
name on the register At the Sweet Springs
Hotel. He left this morning and will 90
direct to Lexington, Va, to attend college.
TODAY,
The "free TO alp' race takes place and
also, il is expected, the slow mule race will
tranapire this evening.
Especial to the BAzoo.I
BROWNSVILLE, NO., Sept. IL, ~.
II has been . beautiful day. There were
fully four thousand people in attendance,
. large part Of whom we're from Sedalia.
u will be gratifying to the readers Of the
BAzoo to learn that II. b. Scott carried ID
the blue ribbon in several rings for
SHORT HORN CATTLE.
There we're ten entries in the slow mule
race, which created much amusement; also
four entries in the free-to-sll trotting race
Pilot Temple. Huekleberry, Alvin b and
Billy d. The pools sold favorable to
Huckleberry and Pilct Temple all day. 1t