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

thousands more will doubtless do so thi
week, but among them oil not one has bee
found who does not pronounce il unsur
passable In every re. pect. The beautifu
embroidery portraits, lace fligree tins.
and fancy needle work, the ell gait quilts
patch work, tides and other articles OF il
production are pronounced frs, class il
every re- pect and conc lu>ively prove tina
those who desire a machine capaDie of an,
ard every class Of work, ned look n,
further FIR ii. The Domestic is
certainly worthy Of The hig:
reputation il has gained ard should find :
plsc, in every household. IL is III
simple, easy running and will not ct ou
oi order, and IL requires but d short tim,
for tle gre I,eSt rOvICe 10 learn To work il
Every person vi>i'ing the Fair should g,
and see it and tea visit headquarters, al
| ). 3 DempSey's, on Second street. b tween
Ossge and Ohio. wnere every information
will be cheerfully furnished.
ANOTHER MARVEL
of beauty is the beautiful sets Of chambsl
AID parior furniture displayed by M.s,rs
O. {. " j. {. McLaug' lin, which, though
previously mentioned, is so beautiful and
elegant, one cannot refrain from speaking
OF il SO lin. The workmanship is exquisite
IN both design and finish, and the STYLE
50 rev and nDve', yet so neat ard simple
Cne cannot but be struck with il. Tn
chief chamber ST is duplicate OF 4 pre-
MUM set at the Cincinnati Exhibit on,
and is we'll W, r-hy of ciref i il spectior,
tlou:h e.e eIteTprisiDg gent!em 4n who
are the lie, ding d. aiers of Central MISC lri
have at Ih II mammoth warehouses which
occupy TWO large two ST ~ buildings on
Second street, a stock moTising many
suits equally as handsome and valuable
No one should visit the Fair this week or
he city n ny time vi h ut taking a look
through This hard ONE establishment, the
larg, 50 In Central MISC uri.
The MOST ATTRACTIVE
department II many, however, is the mu-
SIC department, around which log rs, al
all times a large crowd. EspecislIy is
this true OF Mr.. TInxel's Display, which
comprises instruments of almost ev-rv
known or conceivable kind, from a five
cent Jews harp up TO $4,000 piano, in
Guiding brass and striDged instruments,
automatic org ms, music boxes, mouth in
siIuments. &c, etc. Among his pianos and
o. gaus will De found those OF the very best
make onlS, as he se!ls nothing except the
best, and always under guarantee. Mr..
Trux | is the Hest and best known deal II
IN Central Missouri, and reeds no intro
duction To SAZOo readers here; his establish
ment has lorg B, en- headquarters for ev,ry-
thirg In [ e music line. His reputation
ard success have been established by long
at q esrn-st experience and a struggle TO
please all his patrons, and his remark ible
popularity is proof OF how well he has sue
ceeded. and the BAzoo corgratu aies him
upon his bright prospects for the future rs
il is such men as Mr.. Trux who buid up
a country and make home markets.
Mr.. FRANK CRAYCRoFT,
Sed-lia's leading aericul' ural implement
dealer, seems to have about monopolized
agricultural hall, his display covering
nearly one ha'f The hall. And il looks as ii
the famous Mccormick rsapers and mowers
had about driven compe ton out of Sed4-
liza snd entral Miss uri, il fair exhibits
are any criterion. for tn. fine exh bits of
other mschines pale into ipsigni6cance be-
fore It's grand display.
Mr.. Craycroft i, however, the Oldest and
best known dt AIR In this line In Sedalia,
anu II - Il uuu uAhl ~ II uOIu-
ing the lasd of all competition. AS citi-
z n, brsins S. man and 8 gentleman Mr..
Crsycroft needs no introduction, his long
residence and well known public services
having made his name house hold word
throughout Central Missouri; and farmers
desiring machiCery can do DO better than
10 visit him first of all.
CLASS I-PoULTRY.
Best Plymouth Rock; NJ. S. Conre-, Sc
1slia, FIRST premium 50.
Best dark brahmas NJ. s. Conner, Sc. !
ialia, first premium 81.
Best buff cochin; Mrs Fl. NJ. McCul-
ough, Fay, tie, 6rst premium g.
Bes, partridge cochins; Mr.. Harry NJ.
Fayet'e. first premium 50.
Bsst light brahmas; A. F. Ely, Upton,
Best Wyandotte or American Sebrights,
L. F. Ely, Upton, frs; premium =
Beet boudans; A. F. Ely, Upton, first
,remium 3.
Best golden Seb-ight bontems; NJ. S.
>onner, S-dslia, first premium So.
Pet brown leghorns; Mrs. Harry Nc
Fayetie, first premium q.
b, ST black cresst-d red me; J. w.
jole, Sedslia, first premium y.
Best ginger red game j. w. Cole, Sc
Ialis, first premium =.
Best white crested polish Fred schsch,
'edalis, first premium 81.
B st blue game Ben Himburg, Sedalis,
irst premium 81.
Best black breasted and red game Ben-
ans. James Murray, first premium, y.
Best brown-bressted, red game Bsniams, !
george Hartshorn, Sedslia, first premium,
y.
Best white Pantams, VIM. Pemberton,
'edalis, first premium, g
Best exhibition OF chickens by any one
'ersou, A. +. Ely, TipLop, first premium,
IS.
Best Emden geese, A. F. Ely, Upton,
rst premium, So.
Best bronze turkeys, A. F. Ely, Upton,