The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-23
EDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO, TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1881.

touched. When the reporter left the
grounds the 'bufilers" We're quietly brOws-
! ing in an off.cOrner Of the enclosure, ap-
parently not very apprehensive in regard
| to that ten dollar business, pOr being
touched to hurt. The animals are said
, to be trained, and not at all dangerous.
A large attendance and many more
entries are expected tomorrow.
The affable and gentlemanly Tom
Price is general superintendent.
r.. n. Morrow and "DOc" Mcclure
took in the four-year old race Yesterday.
Adam Fischer and his assistants are
running the principal juice establishment.
Anything from Schnaider to Piper Held
sick
The owner Of Rosa T., the plucky lit
| tie mare which came so near taking first
money in the four-ycar-old race, is Mr..
Zen. Lyon, Of Sedalia.
C e. Graves, the assistant secretary Ia
the association, had his hands full yester-
day receiving and collecting entrance
money, issuing season tickets. etc.
Second Day.
The second day Of the fair opened with
rather hot weather. The crowd, though
small, was better than on the first day.
80 lar as exhibitions in the speed ring are
concerned, the Sweet Springs fair Of this
wear will be the best ever held i'm these
parts. If not i'm the state.
| The floral and mechanical departments
do not make the show usually seen at the
fairs Of this association, though very ne
specially filled. The agricultural depart
ment is pretty we'll represented by Messrs
Sim Bros. Il Co, If Brownsville. The
display oi carriages. buggies and wagons
oi various kinds is very good. In this
connection il will IN proper to mention
Mr.. +. e. Crowley, the we'll known Sc
iaIia manufacturer lie has the finest ex-
hibit of carriages on the ground. He
has a two-hor>e barouche carriage. hand
sOmely finished, Thinker top buggy. "a
Dexter Queen open buggy, l5o pounds, and
one RinghamtOn. y. ", wagon, with COM
binati"n spring. Visitors interested in
this line will do well to call on Mr.. Crow
ley, on the grounds, who will take pleas
ure in showing his display.
!! Carmack, Cayton Il Co., OF Brownsville,
show twO-horse aud single carriages, and
stump Puller.
Sim Bros. 4 Co. also show two-horsc
, and single carriages and wagons.
In the
FLORAL HALL,
B. ". Robinson shows fancy dry goods.
J. +. Wilson. fancy dry goods and
notions.
Mrs. Hardcas,le, oi Sedslia. preserves
and jellie>.
Mrs. Twyman, Of Brownsville, fruits and
jellies.
Mrs. h. Y. Chapman, Of Pe,,is county,
fruits, jellies and canned goods.
Mrs. Defiaven, Of Brownsville. canned
fruits and jellies.
Mr.. Shepard, OF LamOnte, green fruit.
Mrs. Farris, of Brownsville, exhibits the
Centennial show case, containing num-
Der OF different articles one hundred years
old.
J. W. Truxel. Of Sedalia. has display
of his organs, pianos, musical instruments.
etc. Mr.. Lonis Weber is i'm charge
Mr.. Brown. Of Kansas City, has a dis
play Of dried grasses, flowers, sea shells,
boquets. wreaihs, hanging baskets, etc.
Premiums will be awarded in floral
hall On Wednesday. In the
SIOCh KIM
the following premiums were awarded:
HARNESS HORSES.
Mares five years old and over, T. b. Price,
first; Mr.. Beamer, second.
Mares, four and under five. Mr.. Cutler,
first same, three and under four, Mr.. No
bic, first; Mr.. Beamer, second; same, two
and under three, Mr.. Beamer, first; Mr..
William, second.
Geldings, three and under four, Mr..
Beamer first; Mr.. Shelby, second.
Farm horses, stations, any age, Mr..
Beamer, first; J. II. Hooper; second.
Gelding, any age, J. c. ONeal, first.
Price, first; G. w. Small, second Same,
four and under Eve, Mr.. Beamer, first
Same, three and under four, Mr.. Camp
bell's horse, Allie Westfall, FIRST.
For model animal, any age, sex or
breed, T. h. Price, first; Mr.. Campbell.
second.
Short horns, bulls, three years old and
over, Mr.. Bates first. Same, two and I'm.
der three years, Captain Sam Shanks.
Same, under one year, Mr.. Bates, first.
Breeding stock, Mr.. Beamer, first; r. r,
Price, second.
The event oil the day was th6
THREE MINUTE RACE.
Nine horses were entered, viz: Tramp.
Jesse C., Fannie F., Membrino Gift, jr.,
l.. +. Sheldon, Sedalia horse; Roam Char
lie, Nellie Long, Mary Raynor and Nom
pareil. 4 protest was entered against
Mary Raynor on the ground that her rec
ord time was better than three minutes,
and an hpr handlers reiuSinp tn take the
oath, such cases rulable among horse
men, Mary Raynor, beautiful sorrel
mare. was sent to the stable. Tramp was
also protested against for the same reason,
but was allowed to trOt. Eight horses
started. They were placed as follows
Membrino Gift, l Matte Long .; Fannie
s., B: Sheldon, 4 Jesse C., 5; Tramp, 6;
Nonpareil, Z. and Roam Charlie, 8. Five
were started in the first row and three in
the second. When scoring they presented