Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-10
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The show Of cattle was exceedingly ine.
larger numbers have boen upou the fair
grounds Of this, county. but We have never
seen better animals, OF go large a pGopar
ton Of full hocdei Darkans. Several
we've hee from AaAeHing ooTsty.
BGLLS-1hose catered for sweepstakes.
we're owned. enc each. by !. +, King, (the
P~residsut) g. 5. King, ssd z. T. Ewalt
Of Rowland. and B. ?. Jameson Of this
plass Ecsiand bears az the Psia from
any tsSsship in the eosnsy. il the cattle
line. J. 2. King had Is head Of fell
hood Durhans oa the scusd. al Gne CIT
&c. D. 3. King exhibited a Gae parhan
COW. which to ( the FIRST premium; alao ?
tso year cid h%eifers. which were hard to
beat Maxwell Kennedy. Ball, " ]. ID
diags and Z Dillon, ea-h showed 4 pair
Of 2 year olds, the %latter's weighing 1850
los. Alfred Barber. several Du-hams-
S Kennedy a pair CT calves. 6 months
old, weighing 1850 lbs Harris Ewllt
3 fine e9Fs. Gan Of these Eerc from
HOElani) II. Koaglaal Of EAzetta 4
pair of large. fat cattle; Mr. Nooiari
OF Loristown. a pair Of 3 year old steers
L. Palmer Of Bazetta. several fac ami
mals, among them / pair 6 mouths old
calves weighing 1870 lhs.
Mr.. Kir patrik Of Ellsworth. NahOn-
ing county. had two e~xceediuly fine COWS,
tone Of them impoTted.) which caused the
committee on sweepstakes to hesitate a long
time before deciding.
Messrs. Harmon Austin. and S. R Es-
tabrcok Of Warren, A. P. Taft of Brace
vile, Jacob Trowbr;dge of Fowler. each
had some good stock.
There were comparatively few cattle,
stSr- than DarLaEz. on exhibition. \
couple cf AyrsAiTss, shown by Warren
Shaw; two Dcvonshire (owner IN nown,)
and a few grades, (some CT these last very
gScd)
Besides those above mentioned. there
were may ether cattle the nansz of whose
owners we had no means of a~scertaiuiug.
sODe of which were equally worthy Of no.
lice.
sHEEP-The sbov Of Gecp gas nush
larger than at any previous far. and 10
were glad 70 notice that snNc breeders from
outside the county. were present vita stock
O. such qs.li,y as to give w~aTEips that
TrUubull county nen mast loo oft FOR
breakars Among these VIC rEoti cd some
Spanish Bucks and E.es. brought by l..
". Mpats'n ,ry Of Y5laystlwl E -.
Bingham and s. ". Allen Of Ellsworth,
ami D. Fcnstem kr Of jackson. Among
the rrumbull coanty men who had good
Stock. we're Z. G. Bearded ) Of Duck Gre 4,
s. A. Bushnell 81 Hartford, II. Woodrow
Of Champion, B. Jackson, and J. F. King
Of Rowland. AnAs these We So.ioed
some very fne wOolS sheep. Eost of them
Spanish. A few French, Cotswold. Leiccs-
tershire and South Downs vsgs sprn led
through.
MuLEs AMI JAoss-Tbcsc y re tahsn
of the grounds before VIC ha: an oPpoftu-
nifty Of seeing them.
sw1ss-Ihero were but a few polLers
exhibited hr. Aadrrvsof BrActYille. had
.gome Of the Saf5ik brecl which we're Of
good quality. C. c. Bower showed a hrgs
specimen
DoMssrc MASrFAcrcfrs-R show
in this line was very respectable. The ar
tialcs were 80 numerous that it is quiteim-
possible to pa~rticulariza. In fannels both
white and colored. and in wo0len cloths.
the number of pieces was large. and the
quality Of many Of them ezeelIcnt Yarns.
Stockings. Mittens. e., were in abundance.
Three shirts made by girls Of .. 10 and u
years oil. whose names VIC I'D not learn.
were well done.
A RECLINING CuAIs-Tbe i~nvoatios Of
our tawnsman, Chas Messenger auI man-
ufacturrd by J. J. Oil e-. also Of this
place, attracted nu>h attention. Two
Guns manufactured by y, b. Tyler of
Fowler. one a rife, tbc ether a rias and
shotsna combined, were foe specimens of
their kind.
TRrssss manufactured by D. ". T.
Stephenson q Pyinatuming. Mercer Co.
Pa. were highly recommended
A primitive DO ing .ocAins chalk: made
s. lely Of hickory vitke4 wi.h The balk On.