The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-23


resented by many splendid specimens
of cattle, hogs and sheep.
CATTLE DISPLAY.
Thomas W. Rsgedale & Son. pro
prietors of the Oakland Herd, Paris,
Monroe county. No., have a great dis.
play Of short-horns. Their herd il
headed by British Jubilee, aud among
the animals, British Lily, D,itlsh
Lady, Brit sh r sc. Clema,is, Fiors
and Clementina in the last twelve
years this her'i has taken fifty prizes,
amounting to sll, 600 in C sh L. i:
called the champion herd of North
Missouri.
MENDoN VALLEY FARM.
Newton Long Il Son. proprie:ors
of the Mendon Valley Stock Farm
have nine he'd of Hereford bulls aud
COVE, among which are Dictator H..
Duke Of Boone, Sir Newton; Leila,
Beauty Nj. Spot VII, JULIA, Juliet
and Gypsy.
ASHLAND PARK FARM.
Ashland Park Stock Farm,
located near Cairo, B ,;pe county Mo.
is represented by herd Of II Here
fords smong which ere S'argrove,
Earl of Shadeland, Columbine, Moss
Rose and Water Lily.
JERSEYS.
G. H. Shauhan, of Lone Jack,
jackson county, has IL head of
Jerseys, as flee as velvet and IS pretty
as silk. Among them are Susie, OF
Woodford, Pearl Daniels, May Glib
hons. r. Boy and Signal Lambert
Pogis.
KANSAS CATTLE.
The La Veta Jersey Cattle Com
pany OF Topeka. Kansas. has sent
down a beautiful herd Of Jerseys,
among which are Mr.. Stoker, son OF
Stoke Pogis v; Rosetta of White
land, Kansas Cinderella. This herd
is the admiration of many visitors.
COMBS HoLsTEINs.
Joe Combs Il Son, of Cooper coun.
ty, sre on hand with a magnificent
bend of Holsteins, ten in number,
headed by Mercedes Duke, No
1926. whose Jam had a record of
giving ITO anu 8 ounces of butter in
30 days. These Holsteins are beauti-
tu! to look upon and are great I'D
iition to the exhibition.
HOG DISPLAY.
B. F. Dorsey & Son. of Perry, iii ;,
have q fine lot Of Poland China and
Berkshire beauties on the grounds and
ire pretty sure TO carry a pretty big
Ot of premiums with them when
hey leave Sedalis. They have 20
Dogs, the Poland hina's headed by
Short Stop. and the Berkshires BY
Grand Duke, which was bred by Hon
n. H. Gentry, Of Petiis county, and
now over $50 pouids.
COOPER COUNTY HOGS.
Robert II. McMshan and Harris
Bros of Lsmine, Cooper county. have
hree Berkshires, beaded by Royal
Lee, Is months old and weighing $40
pounds.
FROM HENRY COUNTY.
James Houk, of Hartwell. Henry
county, No., proprietor of Locust
Grove farm, has II head of Berk-
hires, headed by Minnie's Duke II. |
This herd has been unusually success
ul. having taken first premiums Peoria,
Ilpcoln, Topeka, Dallas and at Soda
in Last year. A three-year-old hog in
his lot pulls the scales at 734 pounds.
FLEECY FLocKs.
The display of sheep is not SO large,
'erhaps, as it was last year, but all
he f1ocks are not in yet.
Shropshire FLOCK.
Will T. Clark OF Monroe City, Mo.
roprietor of Shropshire Park flock,
AS 81 head of Shropshire darlings,
mong which are three ram lambs
hose equal cannot be found in the
ate. The flock is headed by Missouri
ling No. 35. Bell Boy. imported, is
mong the Dumber.
TEXTILE HALL.
The manufacturing hall has once
lore been converted into q Textile
nd display hall and fer over a week
rye corps of men, under the direc-
IN of that able gentleman K. G.
has worked at the decora-
ons. All the columns have been
ound with red white and blue buut. &
g. At the north end wide strips of .
uniting cover the ''haunting space
hich used to offend the artistic eve.