The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-30
Second Exhibition Of the Far
60 g Mitchell Wild West
Combination.
The Lowest z stimate Of the Mum
Der in Attendance Put at
10000.
Notes and Personals Picked up
Here and There on the
Grounds.
Second Day.


IL the attendar &c at the Exposition was
such Wednesday as to 81 tdd,n the hearts
Of its managers, the c.Owd that gathered
there yes erday were sufficient to Sc; them
Ia the very b-st Ct spirits, II being IS
mated that during the day there were not
less than $1,000 visited the grounds, which
were pack with the moving throng from
early in the day until AFTER 6 o'clock, and
We. among the visitors the reporter failed
to see any one who did not EXPIRE S: himself
as more than satisfied. The forenoon was
mainly spent in visiting the 'rious halls
and w.tching the antics OF the Icdians
and side-show performances. On gre
inconve i nee in the halls was their pack
ed and crowded condition, the space being
too limited for the immense and numerous
Gispliys.
AT ART HALL
the packing process is especial Y notice
able, and The irregular pass &c ways which
vary greatly in width, cause frequent
block AIDES to occur among the visitors. a
special feature in this DEPARTMENT was the
FREE CONCERT
at J. w. Truxel's musical department, IN
der the management of Professor Lucy,
which drew immense crowds II its vicinity
all day, and was well worthy the attention
it received, the performers and the music
alike, being as perfect as human culture
and human Ingenuity could we'll make
them; AMI, with the add d beauty and
m agnIficence of the display, render if
worthy to compare with The best exhibi-
tions of any fair. Tn, instruments used
bv the performers are new and belong TO
Mr.. Truxels stock, and no better evidence
could be given of their quality than this
practical test in the hands of competent
performtrs The concerts will continue
during fair week, and every ole. whet' er
they desire TO purchase instruments or not,
should be sure to avail Themselves of the
treat Opposite Mr. Trux.Ps will be found
the beautiful display of
JOHN STARK,
comprising Ell CANT Mss & H Min or
gaus, Hallett a. Davis pianos and numer-
Gus other celebrated and stand ard makes.
He also has some excellent performers who
made melody would lull and sootbe the
most froub ed soul. All day long this de-
pertinent was the center of much attraction,
and the gentleman ly courtesy of Mr.. Stark,
who was present, sent everv on away we'll
pleased with their visit. Yesterdays men,
tiou in the BAZoo of the
SEWING MACHINES,
created quite commotioa among the Ia
dies and ihous ands repsired TO these de-
partnents TO see if it was really Sd that
sewing machines had entered into compt IT,
ton with the photographer and portrait
painter.
AT THE DOMESTIC
headquarters the throng was immense snd
taxed 10 heulmost, the abilities of the
managers and operators to supply the
souvenirs and information required, but
the EXPLANATIONS of delight and sdmira-
tion as the beautiful specime S
of art and beauty as well IS util-
ity were manufactured and dis
played knew no bounds. One enthusiastic.
lady exclaimed, II thought that was
story in the BAzoo, and now / know it
was, for they didn't tell one half they
ought to-" While a number of young
ladies beseiged the lady operator to learn
them how to make such work, which sur
passed any hand work they ever saw, Mr..
Womsck, the genial manager, and Mr.. A.
B. Demsey, Sedalia's well known agent.
were kept constantly on hand In order to
aid their assistants in supplying and en-
tertaining visitors. The Domestic ma
chine, as we'll known as it is to Sedslians.
will receive such an advance by this exhi-
bition, of its capabilities in competent
hands, as will be revelation to its manu-
facturers and a delight to thousands of
homes.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
The excitement was scarcely less than at
the Domestic headquarters, en- the beauti-
full portraits, embroidery, tirsel, flagree.
lace, hor,l and landscape work, created
the greatest wonder and admiration. This
display is undoubtedly one of
the finest on the grounds
and worthy of the closest scrutiny, as it is
not only the finest exhibit of machine
work ever displayed in Sedalia, but is be-
sides new, novel and original, and CON-
posed entirely of work made by the able
operators present with the macbires and
who will explain every detail in minutio to
visitors. Mr.. A. B. Dempsey is the agent
for this N achine in Sedalia also, and he is
a man too we'll known 10 Sedal:aus to need
any newspaper commentator, having
been so long honorably and successfully
connected with Sedalia business and Sc.
dalia Interests tina: the mention of his
name In connection with any class of
goods is sufficient guarantee to all of their
true merit. Another beautiful display not
heretofore mentioned In this department is
that OF
In. sPRECHER,