The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-31

A large and handsome trio Of richly
decorated toilet bottles and stand, from
bro'hers Jsmts snd Walter.
4 glass and silver epergue ior fruit, from
Misses Belle Hall. Dollie Evans, Lizzie
LamIsou, Clara Allen and Lizzie Allen.
4 round gilt Jewel caskei, from W. j
Msi,by and wife.
a gold pen, IRON Tom Brown
pair OF ststuette silver napkin rings
from Jas. T. Allison.
a hsif-,iOzen painted frui, pilates, from
G-". f.. Bailey.
SILVER water set, pitcher and goblets,
from Mr.. and Mr.. Speed stephens, oil
Bnonviils.
A toilet act. consisting Of . gold and
silver chariot. drawn by q tiger and
driven b. Cupid, from Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ID. Jsynes.
A .quare silver combination jewel casket
from Richard Syringe
Two unique silver and rare Bohemian
glass mantel vases, from Henry A. Meir, OF
IT. Louis.
Two mantel vases from Mr. and Mrs. F.
Ssuter, oil Boonvilie
Pair of Handsomely chased silver goblets
from Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. *. Ahr-ns,
81 Lexington, Mo.
4 silver Jewel casket of curious design
aud open SESAME top, from n. II.
Mshean.
\ pair of lovely, heavy painted China
vs-e~. iron Mr.. K 7. Gentry.
A pair ii oxidizrd silver bo9uet holders.
from Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Crawford.
Silver IL .nl ,,l.,a c,.l,nno hot
tie. FROM Mr.. and Mr-. John ID. Russell.
4 dozen large dinner dsmask napkins.
and table cloth, from Cord. X. Hall and
NJ. Thorp.
An elegant silk lined over coat OF fine
material to Mr.. Chas. y. Brown, FROM II.
A Schmidt, o! 1T. L"ui,-
\ act Of lace and satin, toilet ma,s and
spis-hers. from Ms. b. NJ. Cole, OF John
son county.
a combination silver chariot card re-
ceiver aud boquet holder, from Ed. IL.
Haux. W. :. Kent and Chas. l.. Taylor.
Silver and painted china card receiver,
from Jno. L. Graham, Of Clinton, Mo.
Silver combination butter dish, IRON
Jno. :. t;rahaui and Doug. Br.num, Of
Clinton, Mo.
a rare and valuable M ,I;ca vase, from
&c. +. Simon, of st. Louis.
A pair cf gold and pearl opera glasses
from Mr.. and Mrs. X. r. Gentry.
Salt aud pepper silver castor. from Mr.
and Mrs. W. e.. Harrell. OF Chicago.
Japanese handkerchief box, from Clark
Kre,-chmer. of Il. Louis.
\ china break fast act, from Nr. and
Mr.. II. T.. Sinn-it.
al.
gr su,, from Mis. Mamie Brown, OF Jack
sonviile, Ill.
A pal. Of china coffee cnps and ssncers
richly painted, from Mr.. and Mrs. ii. X.
Allison.
A glass and silver fruit basket, from Mr..
and Mr.. J. z. l.eake-
A Msjolica stale stone tea set, Roman
desighn. FROM Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pratt.
A wall bracket, from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Hill.
A magnificent embroidered and oIns-
mented table scarf, from Mrs. =. III.
Beilsr
4 nicke. aud cut glass ornamental ink
stand, from Harry Brown.
dozen painted cbins, after dinner
cofis<s, from w. l.. Beiler.
Fine bronze clock, Bsnmsn n Co., ~.
Louis.
Pair %. very Tine cut gla-a vases, from l..
Rsnman, 81. Louis.
Fine toilet act from James an.i Walter
Hrowo, brnfhsrs 81 the gI"on,.
After the tables were cleared the young
people erj .yei da..cing until an early hour
Ihis morning.
Mr. and Mr. Brown left this morning
lor II. Lonis ani the east, to remain on y
Jour. probably Of tvs" months, after which
hey will settle in st. I.onis, their inture
home.
The blessing. of many friends and the
Ia "a, s-ss~- .s------ .--sh.s &c.,.
night. t;oi grant that theirs may he y
walk nj pleasure through life. and that
heir future will h all that the pleasures
u ls-t night Indicated.