The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
The Great Fair at st. Louis,

Olenirg o :fobsr 9th, and continuing I'M
til October 10th, will be In many respects
a r,vela i'm to those attt ndiDg. While in
other years the attractions have heen
numerous, the splendid programme which
is presented this yer SURPRISES all prevI-
Gu. Efforts. First, $4,000 have been offer
ed as ra-h premiums fer the exce!ling pro-
duct, of Art. Industry and Science, by The
Fair association. This alone is guaran-
tie for the most complete display which
has ever been seen in this country.
In addition 10 the above, real the pro-
grsmme:
Tuesday, October 9Th, 1855, Gorgeous
Nocturnal Pageant Of the Yelled Prophets
comprising thiriy-five floats, pre-. AIRED at an
ent rmous expense.
Wednesday, October 9Th, 1855, great
sthl, tic procs ssion, including various soci-
e'ies, from home and abroad, among which
vii appear tie victorious St. Louis
Browns, the champions of the American
associ ton, and ss escort the famous Atch-
ison Flsmb an club, who will execute their
unique skill on the march.
Thursday, October Sth, 1889, the grand
procession If the trades assembly, Illus
traiirg the industries, wealth end resources
Of the VI ssissiTpi valley. On this night
the topeka Fam heau cub which excited
such furore at Washinton in the inaugu-
raj procession If President Cleveland, will
appear in lire snd give an exhibition oil
their AZ onishirg mai o.uvreS.
Friday, DC ober 9 b, 1885, the fuI-mak-
iug Macke-el Briga e viii app. A. in an
anus ng paradI, burlssquing natl, naliuieS,
soci,'y, poll :, &C. Ii W II lie {. prOce>-
sion worth seeing and these who fail 10
witress il will M S. one Of the most prCmi-
nent fe,ur OF fair week.
Two 2,50J 90 T; c-s-OH ThuIsd V, DC
tDb-r S'h, Maxy Cobb, PhPllas "nd five
other c. lebraied horses will 'ro' for the Tree
for ali stall Oh race, ard IN Saturisy,
October 10Th, Harry Wilkes, Pballas aId
Maxy Cobh, with ght other celebrated
horses, will tr' I Il free for III rsce
The illum ,iion # ire city this year
will exceed shy hing b fore stt-np ed :,
rival g the Efforts Of Lord or Paris,
end at light VITA ,hA hun 'reds tf electric
lights and tie thou a-d, Of gas Jets, With
their many 60 ored globes, Will be verita
bly fairy scene on blazing ses of Ii. ut
TIE exposition, which opened September
9Th. is The grande-t exhibition ever given
in this country, and in sddiion to the
complete display of products of art, indus
try and science every day, afternpoo, and
evening", a'e siren two grand concerts by
the famous GiImor,'s Military band. This
band is without doubt the 6rest musicsi
organic alton of Its kiud On the American
continent.
The Mis- uri Pacific railway will sell
Ocob. Sd to October 9Th, inclusive, limit.
ed 20 October II h, rOuad trip ticke $ at
one fair.
Come and see The fair, We led prophets,
trades display, mscke,el brigade parade,
athletic procession aud ext osition all in
one week.
Ample equipment hiss has been provided
by The Miss .uri Pacific railway ID safely
aud comfortably transport all who may at
tend.
Pullman buffet plrlor sleeping cara,
double daily line free reclining chair ca. S,
and handsoae day coaches.
Apply for ticke's and further infurma-
ton to your nearest ticket sgent.
Geo. Olds, General Traffic M-naser.
H. NJ. Hoxie, First Wick President.
81. c. Townsend, Gen. Pass. & Tx. Agt.