The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-15

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Textile Hall.

Textile Hall.
This department contained 50 msny in
teresting and beautiful displays that il is
almost impossible to Distinguish ss 20 which
wss most elegant and Us fol as well as
ornamental Commencing, however, on the
left of the. door, the following are worthy OF
special at'eutiOn
JOHN wALMsLEY.
There has never been a fair in Sedalia at
which the name of John Wslmsley did not
appear not only as a patron but as a chief
amongst the exhibitors in the matter of
elegant and mammoth displays, uor is this
year an exception. The elegant and costly
carpets, rich lace curtains, lambriquins,
mats and other goods with which he filed
the west side of the hall, were the wonder
and admira ion of all. There is not a
house in Central Missouri, and indeed few
in the state which can show so large and
elegant stork of goods in this
line or in the merchant tailoring
and gents furnishing lines as
does Mr.. Walmsley. and there is no honse
in central Missouri that supplies such a
quality of goods or gives such low prices
ss does the house Of John Wa!msley. 1t
is, without doubt, the Leading establish
msnt OF central Missouri, aud his grand
pren ium display was standing proof Of
the fact
WN COURTNEY & CO.
This firm is comparatively a NV one at
Sedalia fairs, bit not Sd new after all, ss IL
is a continuance OF the old and well know1
r-tail house of W. s. Mackey, who has 50
lo,g BEEN recogoiz d as the king OF al
dealers in central Nilsson in the line OF
hats, caps, boots AID shoes, aud Messrs.
VIM. c ur.ney & Company fully sus-
tain his well earn.d reputation
al the old Ohio street stsnl, whore will be
found the largest display of goods in their
line in Central Nilsson i.
The grand exhibit made BY them is
simply sample from the general stock,
Sd mu"h attention during the fair. can al
ways be found upon their counters.
They carry no shoddy goods, nothing but
the very best brands, and ali goods sold by
them are sold under a guarantee aud at
prices which can not be Duplicated wsst Of
81. Louis.
THE QUEENswARE DEPARTMENT.
The grandest display in this line
ever en- outside of the st. Louis
fair, was that of ID. /. Holcomb,
which occupied the entire north
side OF the immense hall and reached from
the ceiling to the floor. Within the past
few years human skill has managed to
duplicate the subtitle cunning which
enabled the ancients to initiate the most
delicate tints and shades of natures h)ral
aud ambient colors, and transfer them TO
glass in manner that created a close
rivalry to the most rare and costly gems for
beauty and brilliaucy. But how near our
modern artisans have arrived can only be
Judged by a visit to a mammoth establish
nent, such as Mr.. Holcomb's, or an exami-
nation of such display as that he had az
he fair. Ii was the admiration Of all both
Did and young, male and female, but it was
after all but very small sample OF the
rich display will be found at
his mammoth queensware house
On Second street, where will be found
known to human art in the way
Of dishes, queensware, crockery, and glass
and chins ware at figures lower than they
IAN now be purchased at the factories for.
sADDLERY AND HARNESS.
In this line Mr.. Charles Hoberecht car
RED of the blue ribbon AMI prize money.
bis elegant gold mounted harness, rich
robes, blankets and wraps proving some
hing perfectly irresistible to horsemen and
hose who can afford carriages. Yet the
display was but a very small sample of
What will be found at his establishment on
Ohio street. Mr.. Hobrecht is young man
and Sedalia boy. Here he was reared to
here he learned his
rade and here he made his
-eeord for honesty, industry, sobr:ety,
md perseverance, which have built him
up from a pennies apprentice boy to
thriving, prosperous business man and sole
proprietor of one OF the largest saddIery
md harness houses In the west. III you
reed goods in his line, don't you think he
S the kind of man 10 rely upon and
rade with?
EDUCATIONAL.
Perhaps there never has been in Sc ialis
It aHy time in its history display equal
% that of the Ceatral Business College, in
he way of fine and progressive penman-
hip, which, however much reduced to art
" others, has been carried to the very es
ence of fine art by the able manager of
his college, Professor c. w. Rob
bins, and the best part of 1t all
s that the professor has
.lso discovered the art of transmitting his
and kill to others, and now has
many scholars in his elegant and hand
ONE Ohio street college almost as perfect
ldepts as himself in the use of the pen. 1t
S needless to say the display carried of the
premium. Professor Robbins has not been
n Sedaiia many years, but since he came
lie has built up by his own skill and won
lerful ability as a tutor, commercial COL
eye that hiss no superior either as to ex-
ent, capacity or efficiency in all that APP
,ertsins to first class commercial ard
business college in all its branches.
The present year opens with
louble the number of students of
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