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

lows: ID. W. Small first; +. }. Cullel
second.
The pacing race was started as follows
, Belle Malone, a beautiful by mare own d
By F. Z. Fellows Newkirk, owned by s. I.
Newkik; Aberdeen. a beautiful gray,
owned by w. Cole; Mrs. Monser, a brown
mare, owned by A. J. Carlin; Johu d.,
owned by J. 3. Smith /; Nelli- Shaw, owned
By VIM. McGui a..
The frst heat was won by Bell Malone
Aberdeen second; John D. third; Newkirk
fourth. Time 2:33.
s cOnd heat. Aberd. en- won Belle Ma
hone. second; John ID. third. Time 2 324
Third heat, Aberdeen won; Belle Ma
hore second; John D., third; Newkirk
fourth Mons.r Eth, lime 1921.
Fourth hea-, Aberdeen won; Bile Ma
hone second John d. third Mrs. Monser,
fourth NewkiTk drawn. Time 2:37.
RUNNING RACE.
The en- res ~e:e as follows: Pearl,
owned by NJ. E. W. Price; AIlfarrtta,
owned by White Brothers; Gold Dollar,
owned by Z. E. Crowley Jesse james,
owned by c. T.. Grail.
Aifsretta won; Gold Dollar second.
Time 1:50.
To-day there will be free for all tro:,
with The following entries:
Billy Bos, owned by F. B. Fellows /;
Graad Duke, owned by A. j. Carlin Tom
B, owned bv w. w. Abbott; Coupon,
owned by r. J. Stewart; P.itchard, owned
by II. Stultz; Kiaie Kilborn, owned by r.
c. Benson; Review, owned by George
COnkling; Made Cook, owned by j. B.
Smi b.
There Will also be trot for four yeBr-
Odds, with the following entries: Hattie
Carlisle, Owned by Vim. Michigan; Mol.
lie Greer, owned by B. F. Suaggsrd !;
Hsmbletonian, owned by William Ayres !;
Ashland Wilkes, osned by Mr.. Besmer.
There will also be catch weight" run.
ming race, with the following entries: Lady
Morton, owned by Bell & Cowley, half
mile; Heilanthus, owned by Bell & Cowley,
mile, and Alfsritta, owned by White Bros.
one and one half miles.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
The floral and textile fabric departing nt
is . very interesting place to the visitor.
A new building, circular in form, well
ventilated and we'll lighted, being devoted
to very fine display Of silk quilts, crazy
quilts, japanese quilts, embroideries, paint.
inss, lsces, tides, cakes, fruits and many
other novel as well as beautiful articles.
The agricultural apartment is also we'll
filed, as vel as sll the other departments.
The awards to-day were for best farm
wagon, w. d. Rumbert, first premium.
Fern gate, j. w. Grayson.
Best display Of agricu tural implements,
W. ID. Rumbsrt; also best display heating
stoves.
Best .wo horse carriage, top buggy, open
buggy and spring wagon, Cormsck & Cay
ton
CLASS B.
Best pair Of boots, pair OF ladies' shoes
and best display o. shoes, l.. Conway.
Bes. genIleman's saddle and bride, best
ladies' saddle and bride, T. j. Nelson.
Best double harness, best single harness,
Gilbert d Steipkiller.
CLAssC.
Best bushel Irish potatoes, best peck
tomatoes, best fall wheat, best parsnips, j.
A. Williams, Petiis county.
Best rhubsrb, Logan De Haven.
Best head Of cabbags, Mrs. ]. A. Web
Der.
Best barrel Honr, Land & Swsggard,
Brownsville.
Best bushel meal, John Graham.
Best blue grass seed, II. A. Miller.
Best OTIS, 3. j. Chapman, Pettis county.
Best country soap, Mrs. l. A. Gsinss.
Best display canned fruits, B. Y. Chip
man, first; q. A. Shepherd, Lamonte, sec
ond.
Best canned peaches, raspberries, black
berries, gosebsrries aud currents, Miss Jen-
pis Williams, Pettis county.
Best canned Strawberries, Mrs. ]. L.
Ferguson.
Best Siberian crab apples, Miss Anna
DeHaven.
Best pears, Mrs. 81. S. Smith.
Best preserves, plums aud cherries, Mrs. |
w. II. Reavis, Brownsville.
Best peaches and apoles, Miss Jennie |
Williams
Best raspberry pr serves, Mrs. ]. L. Fer
Best strawberry preserves, Mrs. B. Y. |
Chapman.
Best blackberry preserves, Miss Anna
Best yesst or hop bread, Miss Lucy Land,
Best salt rising bread, Mrs. Josephus
H;ckiin.
Best pound cake, Miss Anna DeHsven,
Best sponge cake, Mrs. Geo. W. Tuthill,
Best jelly cake, Miss Anna De Haven.
Best fruit cake, Miss Mary Brince6eld,
Bet angel food, Mrs. Josephus Bicklin.
White cake, cocoanut cake, Mrs. w. II.
Re,vis.
Best display Of cake, Mrs. Gus Coda.
Best display jellies, Mrs. Hicklin first,
Mss Anna DeHaven second.
Best cucumber pickles, Schoolen Chap
In.
Bsst cat.up, Mrs L. A. Gains.
Best display of native wine, also best
hree kinds of wins, DR.. Dunkley, johnson
oun'y.
Best and largest display of all kinds of
ruits, G. L. Shepherd.
Best floral design, Mrs. c. NJ. Kelly.