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

ers, have large stand we'll filled with Va
rious articles in their line
Entry card, No 100, is attached 10 /,
beautiful silk patchwork quilt. 1t is III,
property Of Mrs. Sarah Hopkins, and at
tracts considerable attention. Mrs. II
2 also has on exhibition worsted Quilt al
, patchwork which is tasty and pretty.
, Mn J. c. Wood Of this city has ON ex.
hibition \ patchwork qnilt, that is a
beauty. Ii is an elegant specimen Of lady,
handIwork. She should receive, for this
: blae ribbon on every corner Of the quilt
, Th.~. Pickst. Of East Sedalia, has a
nice display Of celery, raises! in this city
lie is a good gardener lie has no COM
petition.
Prominently on exhibition is \ I-auti:ni
carriage, afghan of w"rsted and silk. IL is
the work "i Mrs. Dr. Carr, Of sedaiis, and
is beautiful article Of ornament and Use.
Mrs. }. ii. tiest, exhibits two hearth rugs,
manufactured from coGice sacks. No one
would for moment suppose, sucl, attrac-
tive articles, could he made from such
rough and uncouth material. They are
really pretty.
G,issie Ginther, Jr., al Moberly, No., has
displayed three oil paintings, one land
scape view, and the Others clusters of diff.
ferent kinds Of fruits. The landscape shows
a green sky, while = blue, We should think,
would be more appropriate. The lad who
executed and exhibits them is only four.
teen years old.
A mammoth pumpkin was the center of
attraction in the hall yesterday. We don't
know what ii is valued at, but it would he
economy tor some poor man With a large
family TO buy it. II wOuld last all winter.
Mr.. Lionberger, the artist, of R,onviile,
has two magnificent crsyOns On exhibition.
One is a magnificent scene, which is a per
feet gem, and worthy place in the richest
gallery; the other Is portrait Of Mrs Lion
berger. very finely executed. These two
pictures attracted considerable attention.
Mr.. Ed. Brown had a splendid collection
OF apples, which viii. compare with any from
any part OF the cOGn;rv.
Mrs. W. $. Baker. has some elder wine
and cordials on exhibition.
Richard Laub has some fine specimens Of
native wine.
Mrs. Geo. Scheer exhibits specimens of
peach and apple butter, of her own make.
Nine de Maree LA. placed some very neat |
specimes Of pencil drawings ON exhibition.
Miss Josie Wright, daughter of Mr.. +. !
Wright, Of this city, has q magnificent col
lection OF oil paintings. all exhibiting the
genius and skill Of the true artist. Miss
Wright possesses great natural talent rs an
artist, and bids fair 10 achieve high rem.
utation.
leo. Scheer has case containing some
line specimens Of horse shoes and nails. |,
Barley Bros. 4 Cos. foundry and machine
works are we'll represented by collection
,f steam gauges, valves, faucets, etc.
S. {. Gan!t has some beautiful specimens
II China, Bohemian glass, antique vases,
glassware, table Gallery, etc.
Mrs. Dr. Hale has a magnificent table
bouquet ON exhibition.
Major Suess has large case containing
me fine $50 iady's saddle, and one set Of !,
lOuble harness. All is of the Majors own
manufacture. The harness took the sweep |.
takes premium at the St. Louis fair two
ears ago.
Mr.. 4. f. McNees had a fine display of
harness and saddlery.
Philip Hahn had also a creditable dis.
lay Of saddles, harness, etc.
Mr.. ThOs. PickstOn had very fine col.
ection Of celery.
The Amphitheatre.
When the hand arrived nm the .rrou.a =, 4
n the morning, they took their station in
agoda, and remained all day. They b
layed splendidIy, and showed q remark q
y .. ."p'oseuen' we nave now a. hne
oa'" "S any CITY oil oeaaiias size IN the
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n"r"g 'ne forenoon the amPhitheater
]" r" -" !" S.eI A''raf'"a man the ma.
e, In tne aiterh"on the display OF draft