The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

She vent on telling her views about farm.
ing dutirs, Suggesting issproseoeais and
deprrca,ing the burdens tia, send ID many
far~en' wives and daushtsn to the insane
ssylams. and frequently drought d'vn the
house" By her happy hiss. The Importer.
however. became sad and morose vhea she
changed the subject little and iho.e beau.
lifal lips began scorching TRADE On NO.
mans riyhts"-a regular Caudle lecture.
After speaking Of the pour, dowa-irodden
daughters Of Eve, che asked. ''Genilemen,
what have you done to alleviate the rud<r.
ings Of women" 'Uncle Dan" sat way
back in the direction stand and replied By
putting the same question 10 her, but, ior.
iun.iely for him. il vas in such . very Iov
tone Il did not resch the lady. ears. Any.
how he got 90 excited that he
dropped his handkerchief. which. il
Ia dixres . little Is ALLOWABLE u.s picked
up and minded To Mis- Ph ~be. Who received
it with pleasure With the .~ursnce
that -he would hereafter illustrate the
miserable life Of an old bachelor By hold.
ing up that piece Of soiled reg To public
view.
The speaker advised married women Ia
stick Close unto their hnsl,ands-"wherese
he shall ~. 60 thou .lso"-keep him tied
u your apron string; that men could no,
get along without women To vhoop 'em uP
occasionally they had to he taken care Il.
She compared . man 70 locomotive and
said the women should 10 the engineer -
she could make him git up and git" She
wanted the joys NJ sell - the sorrows in
this world divided up equal-"'sif and
ali" Ii Eve did the mischief in di.inter.
estec love f"r Adam che must apply the
remedy By refusing to h. Caterer to man.
selfishne-- till he shall say "hsli the apple
10 thine, love-"
The lady Is nn elsqnent tslkrr, sn.. the
large amphitheater Was packed aud ,mmesi
with hn.nani,y -everybody trying To get t.
gliml~e and catch 4 sentence nos aud then.
The crowd sac -, dense and the confusion
on the outskirts ., times 20 great that the
reporter cannot pretend 10 give any just
report al the sdlrss. Sine left the iInpse--
sion thsi . man Was like sn old ru.-,~r.
which. after the egg j. laid. jumI~ up on
the fenc- and crows rs lnud ~ he ca,,, jus,
~ though he lad done il all.
Tie third day was quite a. lively 20 the
two preoe-,iiny. NJ, Siilsssndins the heat
aud dn-t grea, crowds thr"ngr,l in aud out
ell day. The ar-ns exhibit c..n>i.ir,i vi
graded cattle. short horns, buggy msre-,
sheep. -sdile horss> and roadster.
ThrI- ~as a large attendance II stock
men from ali part. al the state, among
then, NAV &c mentioned M..srs. Hu5beil Il
Qusries and Chsri.- J. iioiIUe-, =! Cvlnal.
bia; \. h. FAINT. Il Galloway; N-avna
Eeaner. +. \. Blackburn, Dr.. F,cki-r, C.i.
Pelct, Henry Carlisle. ". VI. Iwinn and
Rr'-, all "i Saline.
y. J. D,uyia-- aud u. u. Heinikin al
Sedsiis. hid -ou- tin- Through hrrsi- IN
stalls N,.-. ) AMI ;
Stall ". Is ga. occupied .y sorrsl
mare. wears u:d. Flora Green. owned by
Clsrli. brace. of Franklin c,,rniv.
Mc:s~ * II-sry. Carroll county T!m,s.
Il. Price. ot irtti-; Csp,. T.sli,unier, of
Lafayette e,.un,y; Adams 4 Harris, 81
Sesialia aud john Hogan. 81 Saline. also
hsd .on,e I'm. sr..nt ,L-s -s...-s~1 ...,-;l..
able notice.
Tom. Kelly "f Lexington was there with
five head of trotiers I" c',htend ior pre-
ninm- in the big ,ro,tIng match.
7. ". Russell, heavy stock man from
near Arrow Rock was in attendance.
The cattle s..ow vas . complete success
and drew together Ynite host ii the lead
ing cattle dealer. ir,m al, sections.
On Friday III. fourth day the crowd "a.
in'n.-n-e. exceeding that of sny other day
preceding. Th-h were al the loves, esti.
mate aioa; 5000 people on the ground IN
The afternoon. Although very warm and
dry the manager. alway. KEPT a supply ri
ice waite. n, convenient p"inis on the
grounds.
O.e good feature Is that all los gam
bling tricks and Device. are absolutely pr.,.
hibiied. Thi. discourage. con iidence men,
ricks,ers. Pickpockets and thieves hut e.
ablishes the reputation "s the fair.
Among tie rarginx crowd On this day
vere hundreds Of cnn'ely dame. and fair
nsisien-. 4 good delegation we're fsom
Pe,,is. We noticed Mr.. Joseph Hixsio- |
md his daughter, Mis- Ssilie. Mi-.ea. BET
lie Gentry and Lizzie Shelton. NJ. George
Anderson and daughter, Mr.. and Mr..
sweizot;. Mis- Lena aud Mns. Wallsce
md Miss Rae. ell ii P.,,ss. |
Mis- Mary Smith, St. Louis; M,s Sue
Julia Sheppard, Mr.. and Mr..
Nm. H. Trixx. Bonville JUL. C.Gordon.
Mary Sapf.ing'en, Mn. Z. N.
Amos Rick, Kate Rronaush.
Clinton; 6eorgi. Hereford, waverly
Willie Marmsdnke, Saline; Fannie Field.
Dallas. Texas. and hosts III o,hers. In fac,
he array ii beauty va perfectly dazzling.
Did Saline is noted f"r the qnetnly beauty
Il it~ women. and when 80 many I'll them
,et together. with .prinklinx IL Lrillisni
adiea from sister con,is~. IL. enough To
mrt the FACILITATING male hesrt all 10 ain-
er-.
The press Vas yell represented Ly the
ZONE p~p-r~. Capt J. u. E,kin, IL the
saline county Dsnrosf, is.ued n daily
parking with news every n'ornios. He
'as ahiy assisted ON the grounds by Mr..
henry Sirother and &. r. shannon. The
lmcerct had telegraph line from head.
uarters 10 the city and ell the items vere
'ired frum the grounds tn the Office. Can't.