The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-07

il every desirable or imaginable improve
ment or quality that is de,irable
and avoided every defect or objectionable
gu Atty of other machines. II is so nois.
less and so easy that the seven machine:
geared together were not only operated BY
one person with ease but made TO more
noise than single machine Il the so called
n9iseless makes every person who has s. en-
Tire Household declares it superior to any
other machine ever produced aud after q
careful and disinterested examination, the
reporter believes they are correct as he has
never seen a machine could compare with
it in airy point. Another handsome dis
play in this department is that #
Mr. CHAs. HoBREcHT,
Sedalia's chief and we'll known harness and
saddlery manufacturer and desl-r His e.
Establishment on OHIO stree, Is the largest
and most complete in Central Missouri snd
contain a stock of goods in his line equal
to most of the establishments in the largest
Ties. He employs none but tie best and
most skilled workmen and evsry srticl.
from his establishment is sold under guar
antee; and while his display at the grounds
is rich and creditable in high degree and
worthy place at any fair, il is but a sam
pie on a small scale of what will he found
there. Any one desiring saddle:y or har-
ness should see him before purchasing.
Another great attraction in this depart
ment was the famous isplay of
wv. TRUxEL
in musical instruments and supplies, which
slsO has received attention in these col
umns. Ii is, undoubtedly, one of the
haudsomest displays on the ground and
well worthy the attention il receives, as it
includes some of the finest instruments and
musi ,al goads ever exhibited in Missouri.
Mr.. Truxei's name ard fame as a terer to
the musical people of the west is of house.
hold familiarity and his excellent display
snd the pains he has taken TO entetfain
visitors at the fair with perform ances by
toe best t@lent TO be procured has been
duly appreciated, and will, ii possible, add
TO his already well-earnei repu alton. Be
sure you see display at the fair to-day.
or you will miss one of the best treats on
the ground.
Another excellent display in this depart.
ment is that of Murer Gu, rles & Eel.
ows, the largest book and p, riodica dealers
in Sedalia to lovers of good Ii erature as
we'll as of the beautiful and decorative in
art. This display is a source of never
ending pleasure and curiosity. Almost
everything in the advanced art OF typo
graphy and binding finding place in it.
The rich and extensive display of
KELK BROS.
in the machinery hall is also worthy of
special attention, consisting as it does of
one of the largest and finest displays Of
home manufactured buggies, carriages,
wagons, baronches, and other wheeled We
hicls ever exhibited at any fair. Kelk
Bros. reputation rs manufacturers in this
line is too we'll known and has been too
long este blished TO need any recommends
lion more Than their well known vehici.s
nave given them. There is not q County
in Central Missouri where they are not 10
use and speak for themselves in no uncer-
ain terms. Persons desiring vehicles
should not fail TO visit their
he City hall on Usage street where they
will show such line of goods as will be
certain 10 suit them no matter how fsstid-
ous they may be or what sort Of vehicle
hey need.
ON THE GROUNDS.
Quite number of the stands had been
emoved owing to engagements elsewhere,
,ut this only added TO the comfort of the |
,isitors and did away with the over crowd |
d appearance of the grounds, as the sup
ny of refreshments was more than am
,le for all purposes. Everything was gu ct |
md orderly and the best of feeling pre-
JAILED every where, the reporter failing to
ee rude act or unpleasant encounter du-
ing the day. To this condition of affairs
be public are largely indebted to the. po-
ice force of the city and the promptness of
he fair police. At the beginning of the
air Marshal Barnett gave orders to the
ity force t. arrest all suspicious characters
I'd most promptly have they obeyed or.
ers and with such effect that up to the
resent time not single case of theft has
cen recorded about the grounds.
To-day will be the closing day of the ex-
osition and therefore sweepstakes day.
III races and all awards not heretofore
aJo mr. danl rod of will he com Melted tn |