The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-07-06

by the Sedalia band in fuil uniform, fol
lowing which marched the B,onvilIe IN Ar
tial band and the B,onvilIe Guards. The
guards looked splendidly, and their drill
ing exhibited care and practice. Next
came the Sedalis X flss, with forty men IN
line. The boys looked we'll. A long line
of wagons followed IN which were repre-
sented the
VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TR ,DE
in our city. Prominent among which the
following we're . few Of the most noiicea.
bic:
Laupheimer Bros., wool and fun
dealers. drove wagon over which baIed
wool ana furs were piled and hung, and a
man dressed and armed a. an Indian made
the street ring with his war whoops.
D.A. Clark, the Third street furniture.
man. had large light fame built on n
wagon on which elegant sofa-. chairs, bed
springs. hsmmocks and everything in his
line of trade were exhibited. IL was q
splendid exhibit.
Rsuienstraucb, Of the Queen City trunk
factory, represented his bushes. by a
wagon loaded with trunks and satchei..
Cord. Cruise 4 Company. butchers,
had q huge cage built on a wagon in
which calves and sheep were imprisoned
on the top of which several bows with
drums and horns were sitting, composing
aud playing a an amateur band.
A. Lewis 4 Co., dealers in rage, homes
and old iron, had q wagon exhibiting their
branch OF trade. Among the bones ON ey-
hibition in the wagon, were those Of a
cow. head. bearing the following inscrip-
ton:
As nov my bones do pass you by,
Shed no, tear from your cswy eve.
AZ am now 80 Won must be,
Bring all yoa. homes s,rsIghiwsy 10
me.
D-Boii Il Jones, lightning rod men, were
10y a wagon 81 wing their bn-i-
nes-.
ksisers restaurant was represented by a
wagon, with an old man in il eating from
. large table filled with huge pieces of
bread, meat. etc. with colored boy keep
ing flies away and pur-u aiding him with a
revolver to eat some more. The
Most MAGNIFICENT pI.PIay
was made by r. ". Divine, h.rdware and
2l7 Ohio street, which consisted
of a platform hliit On a wagon, sixty feet
long, twenty feet high and fifteen wide, on
which dozen timers were at work at their
trade. Above them was built a canopy.
snrmounted by the single word shake"
spelt out in Tin spouting and about twenty
feet long; dangling all over the rig hung
banners advertising the business and every
article sold by thai branch 81
business.
Zimmerman & Harter, millers, we're rep
resented by horseman gaily decorated.
Charles Hoberecht, ssdiler aud harness
maker, was repressn'ed by platformed
wagon, on which shop was IN full blast,
the hands being at work, stitching etc, and
harness, saddles. brides, fy nets, whips, etc,
were hung all around the shops making a
splendid turn out.
Antics 4 Biddle, plumbers. were repre.
sented By wagon decorated by plumbing
and gas-itting trimmings.
Tritt & Hawks. -four and feed dealers,
were represented by a large bell Of ever
greens on a wagon, On which their bushes.
was advertised.
S. B. Cohn, of the iron yard, had wagon
in the line. showing his business.
VIM. Courtney & Co., boots asd shoe,
we're represented by huge tent on wheels.
music on the inside and notices
Of their business on the outside.
NJ. A. Segelbaum, merchant tailor, rep
his business spIendidIy BY having
4 platformed wagon, on which hslf-dozen
tailors we're busy At work
THE DECORATORS OF BUILDINGS
along the line of march, as wellas through
'ut the city, was general, tasty, and in
many inst ances. elaborate. Almost all
business houses displayed 4 profnsion Of
and large flags s,reamed from
many housetops. A huge banner, twenty
eet long by ten vide, was stretched scror.
he street in front of the BAzO0 Office,
'esring the inscription IN hinge letters.
The BAzoO, . paper published Tor the
people now on earth"
At THE PARK
The procession when il arrived ut the
Park, took to its ease, aud TO any place it
iesired to zee the sights which are new 70
nearly all Sedalians a. we'll ~ other stran-
yers.
The soldier boys, and by the way, other
'eople on the grounds, took seats in the
pacious dining room OF the Park hotel
'here they we're served with a most mag.
'i6o.nt repsst, such ~ Sicher Brothers
ave the reputation Of putting before their
,uests.
AFTER DINNER
he "Waddill Guaris," Captain S. W.
saveDel, and the Sedalia Rifles, Capt. H.
:. Demuih, drilled before the audience
Gated in the grand stand. Both CON panie-
lid remarkably we'll. Capt. Ravenel's com-
ANY show much more practice in the man.
al of srms, sId in fact. all kinds of drill,
han do our boys.
Give the Sedalia Rifles the age a. an or
and the chance to perfect them
elves in the drill, and they will stand
econd to no volunteer company in the
tate.
THE RACE.
The rain Of the morning materially in
erfered with the races. But notwithstand. J