The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25

/ Stallion, three years and under four, Il.
ID. Bolton, Versailles. first; Geo. j. Dyer,
second.
S'aIlia,, one year AZ unler two, T. B.
Price. first /; w. H. Burns, second.
| AFTERNOON.
In the afternoon the amphiihea'er was
packed by people who we're eager to wit
ness the "a 90, an unusual interest center
ing about them owing to the fact that for
| the
TRorTING RACE
there were no less than ten entries, with
eight starters.
Tue fret heat ended with Kitty Kilburn
first Coupon second Lem third Billy
Boy fourth Pritchard fifth Grand Duke
sixth Review seventh Msude Cook
eighth. Time 230.
The second heat was q long time getting
started, but finally the flyers were gotten
under way with Billy Boy slightly in the
lead; this was but for q moment, however,
ana when the wire was reached, Kitty
Kilburn was first with Lem closely press
ing him Coupos third Pritchsrd fourth !;
Maude Cook fifth; Review sixth; Billy
Boy stventh Grand Duke eighth. Time
232l.
the third neat was easily stared with
Coupon leading. lining under the wire as
follows: Kitty Kilburn first Lem second !;
Coupon third; Pritchard fourth; Maude
Cook fifth; Billy Boy sixth; Review
seventh Grand Duke d;stanced. Time 230.
There was great excitement over the re-
suit Of this race, and q considerable amount
OF money changed hands.
RUNNING RACE.
The running race, halt mile heats, re-
suited as follows:
First heat HilIanthus won. Time Isl.
Second heat, Alfsretts and Gold Dollar
ran dead heat. Time 48.
Third heat, AIfretta woa. Time, 2:47l.
The next important race was tAe Jour
year-old trot, with four starters.
The first heat resulted as follows: Hat
tie Carlisle won; Val Knox, second;
Mamie D., third HambletonIau, fourth.
Time, 2:59t.
Second neat, Hattie Carlisle won; Val
Knox, second Mamie Dean, third Ham
bletonian, fourth. Time, 2:59l.
Third heat, Hambletonian won; Val
Knox second Hattie Carlisle, third Nam
nie Dean, fourth. lime, 2:594.
Fourth heat, Mamie Dean won; Hattie
Carlisle, second; Val Knox, third; Ham,
bletoniau, fourth. Time, 2:594.
Fifth hear, Hattie Carlisle won; Ham,
bic oman, second Val Knox, third Nam
ME Dean, fourth. Time, 800.
This finished the races for tie day, but
to-mOrrow's programme is equally inter-
esting, there being as many as twelve en-
tries In the 2:40 class, among them such
favorites as harley, Garfield, Trouble,
Headlight, Belle Isle, Kenton Bell, Jim
Harley and several others.
1t is probable, however, that the race of
races will be on Saturday, and many visi-
tors abroad are expected to attend. 1t will
be in the 2:35 clss-, and the following en-
tries have already been made: Cora B., a |
bay mare, entered by +. B Fellows, of |
Kansas City; Tom, bay horse, by w. w.
Abbott; Atchis1n, a roam gelding, by G. |
II. Culp; sherman, formerly Peck's Bad |
Boy, Ii. ). Shu!N; Chestnut Boy, III. V. |
Psdtula Gen. FuIis, E. c. Crosby, Geo.
Kelly, and the flyer, Billy z.
TEXTILE HALL.
The visitors thronged this department OF |
the fair constantly to day, and great inter !
est was manifested by the very choice and |
tasteful display of fancy and other work. |
Handsome suites of furniture, musical in.
struments, flowers, fruits, etc.
A large number of awards were made,
among them in
49, CLASS E
Best display OF musical instruments, w.
A. Burch6eld, Sedslis also pianos, Or
gsns, etc
Best oil painting, landscape, Miss Laura
Bowman, first Miss Schorly Chaplin,
second.
Best display oil paintings. figure piece,
Miss Mamie Hunter.
Best collection paintings, Miss L. Bow
man.
Best crayon, other than portrait, Mrs.
Jno. Buckner.
Water colored drawing, also pencil
drawing, Miss Jennie Williams.
Best display OF photograp hs, Burkhsrt &
Ferguson.
Best display of furniture, Weekly &
Smith.
Best rag carpet, Mrs Colyer.
Best door matt, Mrs. III. T.. Wilson.
Best counterpane, Miss A. Hawkins.
Best handkerchief, Miss Kate Elliott. II
Hend' omest tidy, Mrs. ]. T. Anderson.
Best home made dress, Mrs. Josephine
Hicklin.
Best silk and velvet quilt, Mrs. G. w.
GOodsOn. This was beautiful article and
" as much praised.
Best patch quilt, Mrs C.. w. Smith.
Best hand painted pin cushion, Miss
Addie Huston.
FAIR FANCIES.
Mr.. ID. W. Marmaluke, of Jsfferson ,
lily, was among the visitors to-day. i,
The Calhoun band furnished the :
music for the fair and gave god s.tisfac- !
ion. !
The gate receipts yesterday ran up ]
Until they reacho1 the handsome sum OF e
i 800.
w. L. Better, secre' airy Of the Sedalia s
Fair association, worked like steam saw
mill in the interests of his association.