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


represented the famous woman who live,
in 8 shoe, the mammoth old concern beins
occupied and surrounded with about on,
hundred children, and il was a source of %,
little amusement, especially 10 little folks
one Of whom said, II specs dat shu tuu
from Brogdignsg Whist my book telli
about"
+. W. SCHULTZ,
contented himself with handsome four
inland tandem, whose driver and four &C
cupants were each surmounted by one O
his famou, and handsomest tiles. The
horse being handsomely decorated with
RIB ms and blankets, bearing his name
and trace.
THE CITY OFFICIALS
occupied a handsome csrrigae next in line
and the porily figure of Mayor Rick nan
occupying a whole seat TO himself WAS the
chief attraction therein.
HAHN & sTURTEvANT
came next With a whole grocery st,re on
an immense float, little less handsome
and little less crowded with customers
and attendants than is their rial End reii-
able establishment day after day. The
candies in iheir on fit seemed to draw the
little ones like honey does tii-s.
WRIGHT, SMITH & Co.,
Sed ,lia's boss butchers, followed behind
the groG cry SID re with butcher shop, con-
tanning beef, pork, mutton, ve and other
meat, sufficient to supply the largest stall
In the city, and of gu Atty thar exc,ted
the admiration of gourmsnds 10 the pIIch
of desperation a caused many a mouth
to water. the attendants were richly ca-
psrisoned, and the car and horses
decorated.
MUIR, QCARLEs & FELLOWS,
the famous Sedslia staliCners, GOV, red
them selves knee-dsep in glory and ear,
over head in compliments by their exh.b I
on the next fl at, which represented their
business. in books, pictures, paintings,
toilet article stationery, wall payer, no.
tions, etc., in the most elaborate and artis-
tic manner conceivable. 1t was one of the
floats in the processi 70, and
elected uniyeIs Il approval.
J. II. BARLEY < CO.,
Sedalia's leading foundry, ard manufact-
urers, followed with q float representing
a foundry in full operation, and made
picture of honest industry which ought to
make them L. aiding candidates in the labor
party, or elect any man ttes may name.
THE FAMOUS.
IT is enterprising clothing firm cortented
with wagon covered with illu-
cloths beariug their name and adj
yertisment.
THE ORIENTAL TEA co.
was gotten up in truly oriental style on a
double wagon decorated with all kinds of
cabalistic and heatheLish designs with
genuine orientsl monr ted on its apex busI-
ly furnishing music for the occasion on q
Bazoo.
HICKMAN & TEUBNER.
How every mouth waters at those sugges-
i've names which cause vi ion of lucious
fruits, candies, coDfec'ions, oysters, vegeta-
oles, poultry, game 10 -asons and arbors
II dreamy beauty, sweet scented flowers
and oriental grsndure such as no other firm
10 Sedalia has ever been able TO furnish 20
vision. These gentlemen had two floats In
he procession. each handsomely decorated
md occupied by children representing the
sunny lands from which they draw their
amous supplies. The two floats represent
ng their old familiar stsnd in the Court
House square and their new branch estsb-
ishment opposite in Storys new and elegant
building Ala Ohio street.
CHRIS ALDAY.
The famous horse sheer and black
NTH occupied the next float with.
lis full force busily finishing up the extra
press of work fair week hiss prevented hun
sooner. He will be ready for
Tou to-day.
BROWN BROTHERS,
he painters and artistic paper hanger
brought along on their float the inside of a
house they had no time TO finish and COM
,leted the papering operation on the road.
They SCENE perfectly at home in spite of
he noise and crowd.
d. A. CLARK,
he oldest, most reliable. best known Soda
la dealer in carpets, tapestry, upholstery,
tc., came next. His float Represented an
Individual frantically clinging TO a cur
ain cord to save himself falling TO the
round above him the consoling assur-
nee and legend, won't tear off the roller"
THE HOME LUMBER CO..
gas morshous display of artistically ar
anged material of every description AM
ind i'm wood known to the art of building
II required In the construction q pslatisl
1t proved, however, too weighty
DR. the occasion and did what the famous
rm we're never known to do, went broke
pder the weight Of business and
ad to be Withdrawn at the
orner of Third and Engineer
FISHER, THE RAG MAN,
18th his bull dog and famous mule, all
smiliar objects to Sedslisns, loomed up at
his stage OF the vision, lending spice of |
ariety and suggestive of the multi tn dincus
usipess resource of the queen city in |
eeping with her great fame and stand
NJ proof that there were rags to dispose |
otherwise than for wear If not ware.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILRoA d.
As might have been expected, this grand
oat was The climax of all others, Just as
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