The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28

Westenberg.
There are several new entries in silk en-
broidery, among them being piece by
Miss Carrie Sprecher.
A PLAGUE in has relief OF Gen. Grant,
is much admired 1t is the work OF Miss
%. NJ Stevens, at present OF this city,
formerly of New York.
A piece of fancy needle work which at |
tracks the the attention OF those who are
Judges of such things, is blue plush table
cover with border of tan celOred plush
richly embroidered In an arabesque pat.
tern. This Is entered by ] ID. Smith, OF
the Campbell Mercantile Co, and was
| awarded the premium at the Kansas City
| fair.
A knitted Counterpart entered by Mrs.
De Haven of Brownsville, Is an exquisite
piece of work, and was made by an old
| lady seyenty-four years old.
Henry Roe. Jr., has a chess board,
cane and a work box which is carved in
| different colored woods, neatly mosaiced
together The work is very beautiful and
displays much ingenuity
Miss Fannie Startling displays a lovely
bit of etching on an apron which Is much
admired Mrs. c. Demuth also has tray
c 9th and set of napkins which are mar
vels in their way of good taste and C 'reiui
work.
CLASS f.
B.H Snavely. of this city, has a cOllec-
ton of apples which is tempting enough
for any Eve in the land. This gentleman
also displays ine winter apples
]. A. Pollard has in addition TO seeds,
watermelonS, ETC., a the display OF falI
apples which Is much commented upon.
Among the wonderful exhibits in class
f. is a corn stalk, grown by Stephen Zume-
teg, who resides on the Lamlne river near
Otterville 1t is Just eight feet up to the
6r.t era and the entire stalk Is fifteen IeeI
in height.
Among those exhibiting Irish potatoes
are II. ID. Delaney, Mrs. Ann Smith,
L. u. BaraI, Sedalia, and others.
Among those having sweet potatoes are
q Mrs. Anu Smith, Smithton, B IL. Snavely
> and Frederick Setback both OF Sedatia.
Philip Pheiffer, in addition t. his beau
. tiful collection of plants and flowers, show!
several varieties of fine pea :.
I Frederick Setback, OF this city, has a hn'
. collection Of native grapes which are, con
r sidering the drOuth, wonderfully pertec
: and beautiful.
. Mrs. Ann Smith, OF Smithton, has yer.
= large collection of fine vegetables, as ha
also 3. III. SnaveIy, OF Sedalia
Among those displaying onions are }. A
Pollard, Of Sedaiia, and }. y. Perry, o
Z SniIh:On.
= There are seven entries IN beets, two Il
ID parsnips, two in carrots, seven In tomatoe;
n three in beans, three in Lima beans an
v. many other entries. The premiums VII
l. be awarded in this class 10 morrow.
: Class =.
E There is but one entry in wheat Hour
this department, one III held and grade
: eds. two In timothy seed, one IN Ma
o. ed. one in grass seed and one IN hem
lg seed.
as Mr.C.L. Turuham and Mrs. ]. :
iii Pollard display some very tine lookin
er hams.
ed Mrs. Mary shaier AM :. K. Dunlap e
It's hibit lard. -.
nm Phil. Shafer exhibits canned pears, Mi
IN Isadore Clement and Phil >hatfer displa
=. canned fruits. Mrs Geo. Gold and Nj
as III .nry Roe, displayed canned peaches al
OF canned pears, canned apples etc -,
Ter Mrs James De Haven OF Srownsvil
OK displays preserved crab apples, preserve
n black berries and several other fine spet
en- mems OF preserves.
IT. CLASS y.
oil In This department several new entli
20 have been made, Mrs. W. V Galbreath
III this city, has landscape in oil, also pC
ID trait i'm oil, which shows very Skilltul woi
no A picture by Miss d. NJ. Stevens also q
&c plays good work, and there are numt
ID of pieces by Miss Emma Gleason, who W
on mentioned yesterday in this respect, a
ent also entries by several others. Miss lie
Is never has very large collection hung
ere that portion of the building devoted to
rld Campbell Mercantile Co. The other Pl
Ca ures are hung in the northeastern part
the building and make hne display: Z
piece of arasene painting by Mrs Villa
or of Lexington, is much admired. Ii Is
Tor the design Of a peacock, and the colors
are the plumage are beautifully blended
ge her.