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

the entries hsve not yet all arrived, bu
those already on hand are worthy of sd
miIing comments which they receive, ant
make an unusually handsome display.
Entering The building from the south, th
first thing that greeis the visitor is the fin
display of stoves made by c. z. IlginfriIz
In the centre and reaching to the ceiling d
canopy and column made entirely al
granite ire, md this is surround'd b,
beautiful base burners, soft and hard cos
burners, cookipg stoves, etc. There is ais,
On. the wall facing this display entire set
, of granite ware, ard ev.ry housek.epe
pauses to re sdmirinely
To the left of the llgenfritz display
Sharpe his display OF pianos and organs
! and as all are iD magnificent cases, they AT,
as beautiful TO look upon as they are swe
in tone to The ear.
Just beyond the left corridor, Walmsley
& Co. have 'arge display of msgDIticrn
tapestry ard body brussels carpeting, dra
perits, curtains, blinds, etc.
VIM. Courtney, the host and shoe III an
has all the latest aud mist beautiful style,
in boots and shoes, handsomely disp!ay ed
10 glsss cases.
Just to the left of the Courtney displsy
J. A. Lamy comes TO the front with the
largest and finest display of suits for men
and boys, hats, and collectios of seal and
g,os grain, fur lined cluaks ever sen al
any previous fair held here. In fact Thu
company have MT the necessary space 10
show tier fine stock ss il should be
shown.
In the space just to the right OF the right
corridor, the Domestic sewing machine
| n he, Il
which is wonderful to behold. The ex-
quisite tucking, embroideri=s, putting, ETC.,
keeps q crowd OF admiring dies al n nj
constantly and as the expe'ts rsnir ulat-
ing the machines give away specimens of
their work, nearly everybody carries Tiny
picture. or something similar as souvenirs.
w. F. Ssely, formerly weIl-known expert
in this line of this city, ably represents the
company.
The entire north part of this dep rtment
is occupied by display OF glass and china
ware, notably by d |. Holcomb and /. y.
SpIe.her. The display of Mr. Sprecher 10
cludes the Ii st besuiiful specimens OF
glassware In wafer sets. vases, syrup pich-
ers, sauce SETS, ice cream sets, and In fact
everything 10 this line. He also displays
a magnificent doll wearing a crimson SATIN
robe, deliberately trimmed in oriental lace.
1t is very beautiful and exci:es much ad-
miTation.
ID. /. Holcomb's display embraces the
most beautiful specimens of china ware OF
Hsyiland snd Florence brand also entire
majolica sets for fruit, ETC.; also, fancy ma
j lica ornaments, willow ware work baskets
and other beautiful articles.
&C. w. Robbins, of the Central Bust
ness college, displays fine specimens of
penmsnship in the form of figures, cards,
and ornamental designs. The entire co.,
lection is very attractive.
MIR. Chris. Hoberecht has some beauti-
ful silver and gold mounted harness, also
some magnificent carriage robes of fox and
wool, furs, sa idles and other fine srIicl,s OF
the kind.
CLASS c.
The articles represented In this class &C. |
cupy the whole central nave. and under The |
of Messrs. Anderson sni |
Sharpe present an appearance such as has 1
never before been equslled here. II would /
be impossible TO 60 into detail concerning !
these articles; suffice it TO say .hers are
many specimens Of woman's bandiwork,
among them q number OF beiu fully |
wrought quilts, IS follows:
4 magn.fic. nj velvet and silk flair with
corners Of wild Uses and golden rod, and
interesting pieces Of rosebuds, shaded
most artis:ically, and all embroidered in
ieicstely shaded aIasene.
A quilt with many cJlors, and embroid-
cred entire ly over in feather and thorn
stitch embroidery, the border made of oc-
sgonsl blocks and all fiuished with the
,ame embroidery.
A softly Blended qIilt with borde- of
blush embroidered In water lilies and full
blown blush roses The embroidery is
u arastne, and excites much admiration
There are several others slmo.t as hand
ONE as those mentioned, there being seven
ntries in all.
In silk quilts there are several elegant
mes, one Of the most rotable being M ide
# delicately shaded pitcss of six, and
vide border of velvet embroidt red with
osebuds In chenille embroidery.
Among calico quilts, beautifully put
ogether and quilted, is one by a little girl S
My nine years old, and as she is known .
5 one of the brightest little girls in the
ily, il is much admired.
There are also rarely beautiful crochet l
nd embroidered sofa cushions, Gro -heted I
nd knitted laces, oriental embroidery, :
uitbd stockings and miItsns, rick rack !
pecin.ens crocheted tides, mantle lambre !
uins, embroidered dresses, hand made |
hand made laces, print lace :
SETS of ladies furnishing c
Ood>, crotcheted toilet seis, eichigs on u
men, reg carpe,ing, hOlne made russ etc L
t. The following persons have made en- n
les in this department.. d
Crochet work-Mrs. Hanley, Versailles n
Irs. w. l.. Better, SedalI Miss Josie a
lays, Longwood; Lee Hunt, sedalia.
Rickrsck-Mrs. +. De Haven, Browns q
lie; Mrs. Huydenfelder, Sedalia.
Rag carpeting - G. Houzb, Sedalia; An
lie Collier, Brownsville.
Home made rugs-T. Lidyski, Mrs. E. A. n
alleck, Mrs. f. De Haven, Brownsville; q