The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-09-15
Fl. Lougsn snd Mrs. E. A. Halleck, Sc.

n. Longsn snd Mrs. e n. Halleck, Sc
dalia.
Specimen Of e.ching, silk or cotton
Mrs Mes ndidge, Ma shall; Mrs L. d
: B''l on, Versailles; MS. s. Harr.ess
: Brownsville.
. Calico patch sork-Mrs Pete Hays
Lon wood Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, Ssdalia
tso entries Mrs. J. Mulchey, Mrs. b
Vankirk, a. ID. HUI ter, and little Miss
Lizzie Kennedy, Sedslia.
, Made dress or rJbe for ;nfant-Mrs E.
NJ. Stewart, Windsor. This is very beauti.
ful, being made entirely Of embrc id, ry.
Ladis furnishing g1ods-Miss LIE
Hunt.
Knitted or crocheted Counterpart Mrs.
|. Ellsworth, Mrs. NJ. Low. r, Mrs. E. A. Hal.
leck, Mrs. VIM. Latour, Mrs. c. Syringe,
Sed ,lia Mrs. ]. BuskiTk, Mrs. F. Dehaven,
Brown-ville.
Silk quilts-Mrs. L. Scarce, Higgins
vile: q. F. Taylor, 81. LUIS, ana ID. c.
Brown, SedsliA
Six mbroidery.-There were nine en-
tries. as fol ows: Mesdames w. VI. CIR
ter, n Pc ole, Hsnley E. Sprscber, E. Hur
ley, Sedalia; q. F. Taylor, ST. LOUIS; NJ.
4 Stewart, Windsor, and S. d. IngBam,
Lees Summit.
There were many other en'ries in this
department, and the visitors to-day, grn-
tlenen rs well as ladies, will be delighted.
AmOrg beautiful di-plsys in the fine art
department is fine collection in oil and
c.syon by Miss Nay Gold, who his won
& served fame for the talent she has dis
pls we'd from the very firsl time she handled
a brush. She is only a child 10 years, but
she has most decided ability as an artist.
Miss Varina Jackson displays fourteen
pieces of her WORKS in oil, among them
soRe vrrv pre- ty fruit designs.
Miss Helen Good Sin has seEeral speci-
mems In oil and crayon, smO; g them the
very 6n-ly painted head OF young "cc on"
in q red BIZ fire screen painted in golden
rod and hydraugeas, and two portrait in
crayoD.
The well-krown pho ogrrpher, Mr. VIM
La'Our, hiss magnificent collection of
photographs, the faces and figures appear
ing singularly life like, among them many
prominent re, idents OF Sedalia.
Miss Mare Ane'ts Jones has some fine
So ecimens Of reprousse brass WORK in very
clever designs.
Among novelties may be mentioned two
magnificent ROBES made in BuenCs Ayres,
South America. One of These is made of
the body pluDage in natural shades of the
ostrich, the ether is made of the fur of the
Guinaca, an animal iUdig nous to that
cline. Both are magnItcen: specimens
and are marked for sale at $50 90 each By
Mrs. j. L. Hall. Adjoining this is the
POULTRY DEPARTMENT,
which this year presents sn unusu lily fine
display, over two hundred coOps and more
tb &, 81 g -.
hibition, Including Z ymOth Rocks, Bah
mas, Cochins, DonIiniques, Black Spanish
Crested Houdans, l. gborns, Game, Ban
tam, Langshan, Polish and other varieties
of chict ems, with a profusion Of ducks,
geese, turkies, guinness snd other handsome
fowls, king an exhibit superior 10 any
thing in this line ever before SEN in Sc
dalia.
HORTICULTURAL HALL
The display in this department was men,
toned s:erday but If il was then superior /
il is now since completion unapproachsble
for excellence in display and wonderful
productions of mother earth. The fruit de-
pa-tmeut is fully equal TO any ever before
exhibited and exclusively refutes the
which hss been going round that
fruit was damaged by blight and insect
to an extent which would r,nd il I'M
BIT for use. The vegetable apartment, how
ev,r, was the woncer of all visitors, who
uni ed in testifying that they never had
seen it equalled at any far in the
land, either for size, quality, guam
ii'y or excellence. The jelly, preservs and
canned fruit department is also much fuller
than ever before, and contains a grade Of
20, ds far in advance OF anything ever be-
ore exhioi!ed in Ssdalia. The grain dis {
play is also large, especially in corn. of
yhIch there are bushels OF ears Of such a
size that the only way for ore
% believe or comprehend it IS for them to ]
20 and see them. Zimmerman x Hsrler
Ilso have display of meal, flour and mill
'-Oducts in this hall, which far surpasses ,
ny like exhibit ever made.
AGRICULTURAL HALL.
In this department there has not been !
h amount of interest taken that there i
hould have heen by dealers in the useful
nd indi p-nstble machinery of mod, III \
arming, but the display is nevertheless lar
'IperiOr II any TO be seen outside Of s.. I
.ou 5. The indomitab.e, staunch and i
ELI bic Mccormick company are
here in full force. and as there
; little machinery they do net manu- .
,cture in the wy of farm machinery, and
nat too, of the very bes; quality aud latest .,
I EN-. 1t is, sf,er all, only lack of y
Dmpeti,ion. produced doubtless, By the
at thst competitors realize that in con-
sting with tie old Mccormick only
leans defeat. The w-gOn, carriage aud U
ggy department is well filed, and shows D
lany new and valuable Improvements, as 81
so does the steam machinery, windmill,
nd numerous Other classes in this depart I,
lent.
Live Stock.