The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

Chas Lee enters % Sorrel NeIliS, So
Newt Dou.isss enter. de Buck
sk10, ..-... dis.
II. Y. Bso,hers enters e. Grey
Cloud, ...... .........- dis.
L. E. Smith sni~m b GeaerAl
singleton, ...... .---.....-..-.-. dr..
Time, 236. PSI .2:3S.
Post sisks-runnine-half mile hesss,
hest three in Eve.
Mat. CoyIe enters bs Jim Kill
0Osn.. ............ j u
Osner enien b Cork Boy ......... 3 = .
Newt. Douglas enter. b & Joe
khodes $685.. ....-.-..- 4 80 )
Owner enters & Phs~ion.........-2 8 dis
Time, 81, s.. 5?!. 81. SIS,
Jim Kilburu, the veteran hay geliins,
winner of the running heat race yesterday
snd the hero Of many = hardly Contested
race in years gone BY, was sold Friday
evening to w. II. Robinson, Of Fl. Scott,
and Henry sspr, Of Joplin, No.. BY Mat.
Coyle for $3.50
A tour round among the visiting horse-
men and drivers BY BAzoO reporter yer
terdav afternoon ELECTED the gratifying fact
that there we're one and sIl ~'i-fi,d and in
most cases pleased With the fair ard square
dealing they hsd received from the hands
Of the managers Of the fair.
A fsv Of the sharp fellows Who were
made to toe she mark Of honest Conduct in
The spe~d ring scknosh dyed the jsstness
Of positions taken and enforced by the
Judge, and when pr---ed closely. cuuie--~d
that they had no .use to complain.
After ih. Races had been concluded.
CAPT. STEVENS MADE sPsEcH
to the S,0O0 people ss-smrlsd in sss; around
The grand stand. lie said:
Ladies aud gentlemen. this concludes the
races and the lair. On behalf OF the m<n.
sgen of the exposition I thank you all
heartily Tor your attendance and the deep
interest you have taken 10 assisting to
make the Sedsiia Exposition . succe~.
We have s,Iiven to N Ike the expo-iiion =
rucc.ss. Our OF j-c, has not and Gill MT
be To make money, hut rather TO -peDd the
money A. last - Ne get il in improving
thee grounds aud track so th.s we viii he
better able hesesfler to give 6rst class fair.
II, in conducting ihi, exposition. We have
u .de any mistake. ve ask you to over
look them They we're no, inl~ntionsl but
merely the results OF ignorance. We
have uied To please you. We intend
TO Improve The condition Of
these grounds and track, and ve nos
promise you that next yea, We will give
you D. tier Exposition than has ever b~en
knosn in this portion Of the .oa,hw.s,.
Loud and prolonged cheering
The crowd then began dispensing, and
By dark the Temporary tents and stands
On the fair grounds we're all down sod
the shrill cries Of the persi-trn, veoders
Of lemonade, cakes aud peanuts vere
hushed. The deserted grounds presents .
lonely appearance. The only sign Of Life
apparent, where few hours bs.ore thou
snds al persons had covered the space,
-. around the Office OF the inde!ari.abIe
secretary where winnings anu premiums
sere being rushed cut ct q lightning rate
to the fortunate winners aud exhibitors.
TIE Exposition wss grand success.
The attendance each day for i've days
was numbered BY thousands.
Finsn.isiiy il psnned out.
Every premium offered and awarded wss
paid IN cash.
Visitors aud exhibitors from abroad
sere gwen . squsrs deal when competing
With home exhibitor, and we're treated
and entertained wi,h the hospitality which
10 the pride Of our city.
The managers have noticed closely, and
n the Sedalis Exposition mex, year every
improvement that Close Observation can
sugsest and money accomplish will be
added 10 make il ring wi,h Sedaliau enter
prise. distance The last Exposition and te u
true exponent Of Pei,is count- drive.
Next year The Exposition will ofier and
pay larger premiums, have it, track
s.rmed up BY the hur:ying hoofs Of faster
horser, iis grounds irod BY larger crowds,
and in short il will be such IN Exposition
- will make this portion Of old Missouri
howl. and don't you f"rset il.
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