The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-21

Illinois. Nebraska, Onlo, hentucky,
Iowa and Missouri, and in addition to
them quite number of famed speeders
including the great Phyllis will trot
and run against time to beat the
record.
Last night thirty car loads of stock
arrived from Kansas City, and large
numbers will arrive from there and
other points to-day.
THE PROGRAMME
for the week will commence to-mor-
row.
Monday-Grand opening; gents
roadsters trot and running
races awards on blooded cattle, horses
and mules.
Tuesday-Trotting and running
races, awards on manufactures and
mechanics, thoroughbred Holsteins
and Herefords and horses for all
work.
Wednesday Childrens day; trolting,
pacing and running races awards on
agricultural implements, machinery,
vehicles, fruits, flowers and plants.
farm and home products, kitchen and
pantry stores, swine, sheep, poultry,
black polled cattle and saddle horses,
and in the evening grand trades
procession and fireworks including a
fiambeau club parade.
Thursday-Sedalia's day trotting,
free for all 2:34 and 800 races and
running races. Awards on Textile
fabrics, household goods, and ladies'
department, Fine arts, minerals,
woods, shells, shorthorn thorough.
breds and roadsters.
Friday--Pacing, trotting and run
ming races. Awards on sweepstake
cattle and draft horses.
Satarday-A general sweepstake
day in all departments, with trotting
and running races.
CHILDREN's DAY.
Wednesday has been designated as
children's day and all the public and
private schools will be asked to make
| it a holiday. All children under six
teen years of age will, tina: day, be
admitted for ten cents each, and in the
evening will take place the grand
trades procession.
sEDALIA's DAY.
Thursday has been set apart as Sc
dallas day, when all stores and shops
will be invited to close their doors IL
order to allow their employees to visi
: the fair. Special pains will be takeI
E to make this a gala day of interes
, to all.
THE TRADES PROCESSION.
: On Wednesday night the Crane
E trades procession will take place anc
: promises to be the grandest affair eve
witnessed west of the Mississippi river
outside of St. Louis. Over 100 float
are already prepared for the occasion
and others ale under way. Complet
e arrangements have been made for it
: successful execution, and the larges
assortment of fireworks, colore'
: lights, etc., ever displayed in Sedali'
S are already received for use, Wednes
r day night in connection with the gram
!. parade. The line of march will b
e brilliantly Illuminated, an
every other effort made t
: render its magnifcence unsurpas;
i able.
1 THE FORMATION.
The formation will take place at
: p. m. Wednesday evening under tn
direction of the following officers.
Grand Marshal J. n. Daily.
e Marshal of first division, f. A. Hof
e man, second division, Ira Hinsdale
/ third division, Frank Craycrof
fourth division, John Sneed.
e The first division will form o
: Broadway, with its right resting o
s Vermont street.
+ The second division will form o
Broadway from Vermont to Gran
s Avenue.
It The third division will form o
It Grand avenue north of Broadway.
The fourth division will form o
:. Grand avenue south of Broadway.
e THE LINE OF MARCH.
e At p. m. the procession will NOV
going east on Broadway to Hancoc
n street, north on Hancock to FIT
d street, East on Fifth to Enginet
= street, north on Engineer to Third
west ON Third street to Hancoc
d street, south on Hancock street
S Fifth street, west on Fifth to OH
st street and north on Ohio street
Is Main street. where it will disbanC
Citizens along the line of march a
E. requested to illuminate their pr
st misses as far as practicable.
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