The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-17
SWIFT spR1sos ram.
Second Day-Sedslia'D Artist Wins
Four premium0-Chas. Hoooerly
Captures Q Blue Habbon-0plon-
did stock ana Who Owns IL.


Captures . Blue Rsbbon-oplen
did Stock ana Who Owns Il
, The Svess SpsisR Fair spsssd o. Nos
. day. the l0sh. viih fair sssendsaes. which
vss increased yesterday, and . large mum
her Of visitors 10 expected to-day and to
morrow. The weather il psoPi,ious and
the attractions aumesous.
One Of the features Of The 6rst days ex-
position vss premium Of $500 Tor the bes'
band, sbe succesf0l candidates 10 play
during the week. There va bot one entry,
the Manhall Band. and consequently no
contest aud no award Of premium. rhe
Marshall band was engaged daring the fair.
| A BAzoo rep"rser yesterday visited
THE YLORaL HALL,
which Vas we'll flled With mammoth pro-
dnctioss of the field end garden. which
yell s,,es,el the fertility 81 the soil aud
the skill Of Saline's husbandsy. The golden
products Of the dairy, and beautiful speci-
mems Of embroidery, needle work. ETC.,
showed that the fair sex had not been idle
Several Brown.viIle merchant. made q
crediisble display.
There we're alao . number 81 beautiful
oil paintings. crayon-, drawings. ETC., some
Of the work IL Sedslia's gifted ar,i-,, Capt.
Boush Cox. who took the following
| PREMIUMS:
On best oil painting, landscape. $500.
Best oil painting. figure piece. $500.
Best collection Of oil paintings BY one
person. $500.
Rest crayon drawing other than portrait,
800.
Ms. T. A. Nichols, lady
from the vicinity Of Mar.h.li, had
on exhibition an elegant painting in
water colors. and pencil sketch. both Of
which captured fins premiums.
Mn. Martha Brown, Of Sal,re. Who fos
twenty tive yean has borne the reputation
Of the queen Of exhibitor in Central Mis-
souri,, il represented BY about City entries
Of specimens of her handicrsft, and. a.
usual, 10 carrying OF the h"nors which her
excellence and industry merits.
The BAz,o Steam p,;o,;,, E.,,h,;.h.
ment end Bindery had on exhibition sew
ersl specimens Of books, etc.
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The first premium uss taken BY McCoy
4 Leland. OF CarrolI,on.
The second was taken BY Capt. w. ].
PAT. Of Pe,,is comfy.
The third BY Adams and Harris, Of
Peiiis
Mr. C. f. Me..elly, Of Sedalia rode out
OF the ring with blue ribbon an 50 pre-
mium for the beat saddle selding over three
snd under four years Of sa-.
For the hes: ladies' saddle animal there
were eight entries. and two premiums
81 and 50.
The first premium was taken by E. NJ.
Holman, Of Carroll county. and the second
By &. B.-"sss, Of Saline county. L
In the ring Tor the bess gentlemen rider
there we're i've entries and al we're such
splendid riders that much time Wa con-
'o"ed IN awarding the premiums, which
we're disposed OF 10 follows:
Flint premium, -, L. +. Hudson Of
Miami.
Second premium. s.. Dave Hancock. Of
EImvood. ...f Il
Third Premism, 81. John Hancock, Of
Fourth premium, 81, X A. Gordon, Of
Lexington. .- -.f ... ...
There were no entries for best boy rider
" beet lady rider.
CATTLE KINGS AND HoRsEAES.
The following named gentlemen vere
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