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

and brio brac. Ii is one OF the handsom-
est upon the grounds, and is a source Of
unbounded delight to the little ones. 1t
also attrscts great attention from older
tnes, who 6nd in il many
articles OF virtue and utility consid-r. d 10
dispensible Mr.. Sprecher hims.lf needs
no introduction 10 the pecpl- If Pettis
county, his business connections having
long since place him among the foremost
ranks of Srdslia mtrch ants. His novelty
sio-e on Ohio street, however, is compars-
lively a new venture, bu: one who sue
cess can only be judged by visit TO the
immense establishm mi, where ill be found
almost every variety of goods a. tgurts
|. wer than ever befpre offered in Sc
dalia.
d I. HoLCoMB.
The king among western queenswsre
Geai erS, whose establishment on Second
street is among the largest in the west, OF
cour>e, hss display commensurate with
he magnit2d= OF his trade. which far sur
p3sses any dealer ou's:de of st. Louis. His
headquarters will be- found IN the north
west corner of Art hall and comprises one
OF the richest and most varied displays in
his liue ever exhibited at any fair
Mr.. Holcomb, " his fir dealing and
geDtlemanly urIesy, has built up his
great business and fame from the lowest
steps # the ladder, aud is not only deserv-
ing of patronage, but is absolutely indis-
pt nib e 10 Se1alia's welfre and the reeds
of her patrons. The disl lay of
C&J.c c. MCLAUGHLIN,
furniture dealers, was the center of great
t.rac ion vest .rday, and caused the heart
of many an expec ed bride to fut;er with
ioy as she examined it, luxurious and in
wiling appearance, and thought Of the be- au-
,i;ul us. she was soon TO have. As speci-
mems of art in the furniture line they H.
deed surpass for simple, neat, elegance,
anthing ever 81 en- in Sedslia before, and
contained dupl cite of a premium suit
exhib' It'd at the Cincinnati exposition The
headquarts of the furniture manufacture
of the United States, like
everything else to be found in the
large Second street establishment of th'se
well-known and p Dpular gentle men. Their
exhibit is first cla-s in every particulars
and more than deserv the encomiums
pss ed upon it. Another grand display
in he furniture line is that ot
STEPHEN RICHEY BROS.
These gentlemen are successors to @. J.
Leisure, the oldest ard test kr own dealer
in Central MisseHi, and whose success aud
reputation are familiar TO every honse.
hold within the reach OF Sedal a. The
gentlemen comro.ing the new firm are
a 50 old and well known citiz.ns, and their
excel eat exhibit at the fair shows they
not only interd bat are fully sble to sus-
tain Mr. Lesure's hard earned and deserv. d
repu alton as the foremost dealer in his
In. in CeGtr | Missouri. Among their
display is handsome parlor set and sew
eral charmter sets that surp>sS in beauty,
finish and s'yle anything ever before
seen in Sedalii, and which it would
cost almost a Torture to duplicate
but in their establishment on OaiD street.
are many equally splendid and a general
assortment from The lowest price 10 the
most costly, second TO rome 10 the state.
Another besuriful d;spl'y in this depart
ment of entirely different nature is that OF
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
cousis ing of specimens OF plain and orna-
mental peumsnship, portraits, and pictures
Of gu Ii ard perft ction, stamps the
professor ard his assistants a. among the
foremost educators of the day in this lire.
Every visitor, and esTe lilly parents hsv
ing children whom they desire 10 give an
advanced education should examine this
department. and procure information and
catsl CUES from his as, istant Mr.. A. l..
Ellio', present on The grounds.