The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
Gentlemen's Fashions.

trs,it"incU ar" .ii't rI'iuy from tr. 9.'Ii5
dark ci-.Ec> worn - long - b. isi,t ,.,iut
ing n"N "a i.,-hiOnsil. iu lsdI,-,' dr,,-
Ihpr different class. vi goods are uii,l
-s,H II yn- suit. ani The scarf ur nscslic 81
,hc nIu.' flaming nue. MJorisi. AMI Dri
entail cyiuriusS srt designs ar shown II.
'h- various ,-tviJ> al n'ckScar. snj ia,
fashionable vest - IN bright ana pretty
tlntS. The prevailing st.l, 1i ycs; i SIN
sis- breasted. without collar ciUsIngshiyh
ami cUt short amt straight acrus- the bel
tum b1uhlr-brrJsteI vets ar, net worn
',arE.n.S Of all kinds have never hea
worn - high ~ ~ meek as nC'. There j.
= Tendency /" pat dat braid Ou almO>. ali
GLASSES II goods except fancy sG:iingS
bTsidS II various widths are used, ,h,- ~
snd eight LINE being most in isyUr Th,.
iigh; trousers are cut by all The inc trail, :
in Nes York, snj ~Uch thing ~ loo.,.
pan.a!U0I> i not known odt this j. no;
IN" cs-,. -. London, - the leading tailor
here cuts III. Trousers Is Ioose - we're
l'ciBe So.a hen. wears s-u.
Fancy mixtures are ~ demand lar irucG
suit, sack suits and Ovrr,oatS Light
Gras mixtures With smooth surface are
used ipr dr-SSy Oyerc"at-. ,nd green j.
49, ~ 4-iF'i VI ttA'i p-l'bfiF'N - l'F
lin, goods. vet ia, Scotch suitines arr more
popular than they kav- b-,n Tor several
>.-;isDnS past. Pin checks are still ia fash
ION. and sOInc make then: IN cuta~ay coats
{" u worn with vest AMI pants 81 one rnlor
For nycrcoats there ar Eiysians. >he,-
lands, ;ur beavers aud Mont sigusCs, ant
manS kin'i- Of plain goods. An cxC,-,l-
insiy stylish sal; nas just been finished iDr
a gentleman al small stature vi the iuiiJs-
ius description The trousers ant vest Az.
~ black Cl''jh. Ihc ,hre,-huttpnei cuia-
way l. ia blHe and black check With this
vii! he vUTn Il black satin scarf tu change
with on. Oi blue satin. The uy.rCost To be-
sOru with the >Uil Will b. ~ light livery
color, iirei with silk ii he same huc. and
= velvet collar I" match. Tn. overcast j.
cIi IN sr.gl--breSs;ed sack. Tn. effect i
extremely stylish, and appropriately worn
ty aTy dr,ssy gentleman under forty.
In. entire suii made % one kind If cloth
i onlv admissible Tor business purposes or
travelling. Tn, ioubl--hres-,ci sack suit
l. cut with light dOuble-hr, act and mar
row Iapcl. with i've buttons To- close. lr i
shalSly a Ihc back AMI the sleeves are cut
small AMI crooked. All sleeves. including
vVcTcYatS, are cut thus. The Cuiis are
stitched "n about two iuchaS deep aud I'm
i>Eci with o0- button. For man i've
i,rt eight inches the fashionable leugth !
twenty-uin. 10 thirty inches. In - Sscls
are usually made OF fancy sUitiH.. IOun.
men ho iini the sack coat PARTICULARS
becoming can wear II iu three diff, rent
kinds of goods the Coat vi fur beaver
Eiv>Ign~ OF any Kind IL the fashionable.
goods, the vest ri fancy Cashmere, and the
trousers al something IN fancy striped ma
ierisl and cut tight. The douhle-creas,ed
pea jacket. with patch pockets. will lie
worn made IN heay.' overCoating. blue fur
b,avcr being fayorite. These are lined
throughout and trimmed with braid They
are extremely becoming To tall Young men,
and when worn with s..Derby hat are quite
effective