The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-30
In the Halls


heavily out of pocket.
In the Halls
There were a few visitors who sauntered
about examining the rich displays at theil
leisure, and expressing their admiration
thereai In no measured terms. A r.pOrier
also took advantage of the opportunity fol-
leisur,ly examination, and the following
is the result:
DREAM OF BEAUTY.
OF all the rich and elegant displays upon
the grounds there is undoubtedly none Su
perIUr iD point OF beauty and perfection Ia
that of VIM. Latour, Stdali.'s weil-known
artist. A born genius, he has devoted a
life time TO tie study and develop emeI /
his chosen profession, and with snch sue
C - In Il there Is scarcely any who ca RAJ
him in America. and but few In the old
world who are superior. G. sting his loi
with Sedalia and Central Mis- uri when
poor and unknown, he has builI for him
Ell fame and reputation, has carried his
name and his productions ic,o almost
every state. and some even beyond the At
lantfc 10 the land where artists are sup
posed to be made But be has peISstently
refused the most fiatIeriDg Offers 10 leave
the l,nd of his first !ove. and remains with
Soda la and her people cor tent 10 enjoy
the handsome ircome their patronage an
appreciation has bestowed. and fee ing re-
paid by their esteem without se.kirg
orosd r field, where ne would undoubIed-
" fiae far greater fame, patron:
IF her grand artist, Mr.. Lstour,
l.,& -
probation of their esteem. Among his
collection at the Fair grounds will be four d
portraits in oil, era on, India ink, etc, and
photos OF many OF the bts. known and
some OF the most difficult faces to picture,
TO be found. They are OF every size and
kind known 10 the profess sion, and the per-
lection and beauty can only be real ed by
a close and careful in,pection.
At Latour's lar e gal cry and art psrlors,
corner of Fifth ard Ohio stress however,
will be found much larger and more va
ried display and every person visiting Sc
dalia shout call and examine il whether
they desire work done or not. Visitors
will slways find most cordial velcome al
the hands of Mr.. Latour and his accom-
plished lady.
NUMEROUS INQUIRIES
Have been made by those visiting the fair
as II whether the besu iful portrait at the
headquarters of the HOuseho machine on
the fair grounds, was really and truly nee
die work ard reduced on the Household
machine. Ii is not TO be wondered at that
there are these wfo DOUBT il, as is proved
by the fac that Mr.. Lat ur, the best artist
in SedalIa, when his after ton was called
TO il by lady, pronounced IL a perftc ct oil
ortrait almost without blemish, nor was
he undeceived until he had made a close
txamius ton of ii As a work OF ART this
bea utiful picture OF the daught r Of the
lady who hiss the machines In chsrge, and
whose production it is, Is unsurpassed BY
anything We ever saw in that lime and |
STAMPS her as an artist of most wonderful |
genius. Blu: if il reflects such credit upcn |
1er abilities, what must be said for the |
wonderful invention. A sewing machine |
:spable Of such work and thousand other |
varieties just as Perfect, among the speci |
mems Of which will be found beautiful |
yreaths, bOuqu. t; and sprays of flowers
With drops OF water hanging 10 their p-t>l,
md leaves, that look so perfect as
lecieve the keensst eve There are
lso specimens of braiding. embroidery |
ace iisg-ee, landscape work AM plain and
RI aunt NAL sewing equally as perfect. But
he strongest feature of all is Inc simplicity |
nd the grace of the machine and It's easy
1iseless operation. Ii undoubtedly his
ess pieces, is more substantially made and
as less complications than any machine
D the mar ket. At the stand seven of these
machines are G AIRED 10 the enc operated for
ork, and are all run with ease by the OPP
raIor, one being dismoun'ed and so ar
Bnged as 20 give perfect view of the un-
er part in motion. Anyone desiring To
urcnsse a machine should call on the
manager al the fair or see Mr.. A. Il. Demp
~, the local sgeot for This city, st his e.
Enlistment Oh Second street b.tween
age and Ohio streets.
ELEGANT AND USEFUL
re weak words with which TO attempt to
escrihe the grand, rich display OF John
Valmsley, SedSlia's grea'e,t and most
opular de Ter in curtains, Ian berq4ins
rackets, carpets, oil cloths ana gents
FINISHING goods. This display not only
omprises the very richest and latest pat
Ems In carpets, lgcss, curtains and gen.
anged with a neatness and skill that is ,
most incrt ulO e, CONSUMING Inc llmltd
pace allotted him. No visitor to the
IiT should fail to visit and examine this
isrlay; and they should also pay a visit Z
, his immers. establishment on Ohio
rect, between Second and Third str etS.
hich is the largest of the kind in Central
iissouri, ard even larger than those of
luch lsrg ciii :.
Mr.. w almsley's stock embraces every
rade Of carpets, curtains, laces and general
manufactured, and he can sup
ly any demand or fill suy order, no mat
r how simple or fastidious the require
ent. He keeps none but first-class and
zperienced filters and furnishsr-, and
rders left with him will there fore
: sure TO be flied in q sstifact ~ man.
er.
His suits. Clothing and furnishing de