The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
NO END TO THE BOOM.
The Sedalia Exposition a Sue
cess Beyond the Posi-.
bility Of q Doubt.
What Has Been Done and what
Yet Remains to be Accom-
plished.

Yet Remains to be Accom-
piished. 4
II the Sedalia exposition for the year
1880 IN not the grandr-t success 81 any en-
terta inment ii a similar character held in
this section tor years. surely twill not s~
the fault Of the gentlemen who have the
m utter in hand. All the ofhcer-, including
president, superintendent, secretary and
directors, haye been devoting almost their
whole attention for dave past Z" the succo-s
Of the enterprise, and their !.s"rs surely
viii not t~ in vain. The bani-,.uie print
ing has been distributed throughout thi- .
and neighboring counties, until there i- not ,
an available ten feet VI rpace that does moi /
announce the sttractiuIs Sedaiia will ofer .
ON this occasion. Nor IL the good work .
vet completed, for Superintendent Brown 1
and Secretary Boutwell, have taken hold
wi,h . vim, and there will Not he the ieast
let up. q. far "a they are concerned, unit 1
our exposition and its many interesting 1
ard novel features il a thoroughly adver- I
tised as any IN the state.
"A NIL are aware. Sicher-' park - a most
SUIT sble place for holding tins exhibition;
| and although IL il how in nrst-class conii- /
ton for the successful Carrying cut OF the
programme ms arranged, stili further Im-
provemen,s are being, and will tie. IA ide
| Tor the next three weeks Worknen are
now engaged ia erecting All office Tor the
secretary and board of directors, that We
are insured will be second 10 none M Mis-
.ouri. IL will be pushed forward to early
co,apietion, and will cost in the neighhor
hood oi $40 For the grand stand. 10 re-
served chair seats have been received, sud
will Toe ri .ced in position this week, which
will aid not little 10 the comfort oi those
who will b- in attendance.
la addition to the improvements Tor the
sccommod alton Of viriior-, suitable mr.
engagements are being made tor The proper
care and display "f sheep, swine and stick.
During the present week, one hundred
ne,s will te huilt for the Two former alone
IN Daily, chairman of The committee
on street procession, reports most favorable
nropre-s. In conversation with a BAZ.r.
repor,er, Yesterday, ne stated that he had
called on a large number oI the business
men of the city, and all whom he has: Wis
!, tied had sgnified their intention of adding
their mite toward making the procession a
: success, and something that has never been
: excelled Ia the west. He has not haa an
' orpor,unirv ID cali an all but IL Is his In
. ,en,ion To do so at All esrly day. IL would
u me great accommodation ii those wheI,
he ma. not called Hron, and who are will
; ing to take part. would report 10 him al
once. Those who DO turn out will not be
: charged an admission fee on the open ing
!. day.
( The following IL a partial list oi those
Who will participate IN the grand STREET P,-
!, rat,e:
!, Seialia Silver Corne; band.
f.. Il. Lyon, with his four gray horse
!, drawing q carriage, ia which will be Col
+. T. Criitenaen, orator Of the day; Hon
:, Jno. :. Phel ,s, goV-rnas Of the state, AIS
- Albert Parker, E,q president cf the tx
:. portion.
Carriages containing Mayer Fans and
y The members Of the city council.
|" Sedalia Rif.s aid Queen City Gnsris.
A. Sedaiis fire department.
:. The chariot ri.:er-, driving four horse
: abreast, by \ lady ard gentleman, boil
:; dressed in the arena costume.
;" Stevens 4 Lyon, with forty mules.
Reed 4 Carpenter, two wagons.
Pete Bros, the Kansas City soap men
i two wagons.
=, Sicher Bros, two wagons,
!. Kelp Bros, one wagon and one carriage
:, Henry kn"pfii, one wagon.
:, J.. T. Co,sio yer, one wagon.
\. ID. I. Holcomb, enc wagon.
. Universal Yeast company, one wagon
:. f. l.. Pumps. fonr wagons.
=, Ira Hinsdsle, seven wagons.
J. X Barrett, four wagons.
!, Smith manufacturing company. o'S
. steam engine snd two wagons.
B-ck 4 Masaerly. one wagon.
no G. H Well, one wagon.
J. X. Stewart, oGe steam tiresher ar
;. three wagons.
- W.O Hatton, one wagon.
g. r. W. Devine, one wagon.
-, Ira Ramtenstrxuch, one wagon.
Brown Bros, one wagon.
Gos-age B,or., three wagons.
Rod Gsllie, one wagon.
Zimmerman & Harter, two wagons.
I'd Rsghy 4 DIT, one wagon.
"a b. b. Lvon. one pony carriage and on
he large hor-e in coupe.
James Glass, one wagon.
L,upheimer Bros, one wagon.
dr Loui- Deutsch, two wagons.
no J. Davis, one wagon.
O. +. G. Crowley n Co., six vehicles
ne Charles Ifoberecht, one wagon.
We John Wslmsley, one wagon.
Pacific express company, one wagon
Gu n. A. Clarke, one wagon.
10 Curran 4 Fry. one wagon.
&C. VIM. Courtney 4 Co, enc wagon.
S. X Lipsis. one wagon.
ir. Moses Van Wagner, one wag
he W. W. Herro'd, three WAGONS. on.
mt Murphy Bros two wagons.
te. The above persons have all signifs
e" their intention Of participating, and the
Ter are e'ilI manv Others who will undonh.ed
Is do likewise. The parade will be the gram
-, eat ever witnessed in S4dalia.
ND Mr.. Daily desires the BaZoo 10 sta
A. that those wishing space in floral hall e.
aw secure the same by calling on him.