Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20
Tyyl. EasterIy's Iodine ------------
the Western staseANNUAL FAAR
inhabitaets are IN
:, we s;s.' ssDs's,s. ';f.,s. Of ., 6F lHE
''u''i; Dr. x. s..s1 's;' AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Is an infap I *.ss
t. . specib' ss
!s 's "'' ,';impl( (te Success Of the Fair


there weGpns dou1 81 y b its success
but On sstsAing the krod DDS tlds moeaias
it was evidens,shat( (hsrs syj was 50 t'ns
IN exhibition in either nn1msnt - nov.
Every available foot Of spa in the exhibi'
bition halls Is taksn up, stables, stalls
and pens are all Oiled, and bore too, the dis
play ,sf agricultural iel eents and farm
ing machinery sener.'l perfectly im-
meuse-in short it is way ahead Of any
fAir that has ever BEEN held IN this county
or State. We shall nd attd npt to partic.
ulerise. The entries ye d zen SO numer-
Gus since noon ysstesd III It would be
impessibls to speak Of f6ers in detail
Our advice to ,everybod i4to 30 and see
for theusslves.,zlou see the finest
stock. vegetables, pantry Stores, manufac-
tsrss, fruit ana N wcrs, and more Of them
than you ever saw before 10 your lives.
In the agritultdfal implement line fine
lot Of plo ssahd 81 1lttvatprs from The factory
ofB. D. Bufjrd, ! Rock Island. are worthy
of mention. Th1 Buford PlPws are always
the right kidd Of stock. 4
Another pnow j on exhibition to which
we wish to call lhe pauicu4ar, attention Of
the farming t04ic. his ! the celebrated
G.ns PIC" i';s}essFb J.i4 B., Skinner.
4 We have seen good me- gsng plsws
but never before this have seen one that
was not defective in seve4 points. The
draft is arranged for tw shree or four
hefess, abreast, end the iu&plest ,rnnare.
ment by means Of lovers kh4 depth Of the
furrow can be maintain id spite of any
inequalities in the land Of either side. The
machinery is Of the mos per{ {ect kind, and
is put up in such . man Der Is cannot fail
to give the farmer perfect satisfaction. =
Gang plows must come\ \inb general use
on these prairies, and the S6oner they are
adopted the better. SINNERS Gang pow
y ,1ha best yet, kxau 0daan
The DSpS7 tment for pAQtry stores is much
more credfably filled to-daS -in fact it was
never better represented with butter, dried
and prejerved fruits, jsllies, &c.
In tip Manufacturer HalIA Mr.. Mallory
exhibits splendid lot Of marbl4 specimens,
which attrActed much attention(
The floral display is perfectly magnificent
worth twice the price Of adm bsion TO See
Charley westphal displays . hrs collection
Of hot house plants and fioJ ers; ard John
Temple has perfect wilds) hess Of boquets
Of the rarest flowers. wheh are universally
admired. Don't fail see these floral dis
plays. -
fhe crowd tfvery large to-day-many
peos4s 2ssaafi7ins from distance. Extra
trains are arriving on bath roads, bringing
crowds Of people. They WIN not be disap-
pointed in having m ezcsllentseys amnse-
ment.
J. n. Dalzell has put on exhibition one
Of Fairbanks large platform scales in< ouch q
manner that the mode Of operating cAp be
seen.
| At 20, clock in the afternoon there wal .
spirited running race for 800. judge
Grant named "Annie Tarleton," dawed bl
Vandal out Of Chester--four years old.
Jos. Simpson named +" Mavourneen," by
Endorser, dam Jenny Lind, out Of Boston
three years old.
Another party. whose name could not be
Asccrtained, entered gray animal named
Sam.
! The race. best two in three, was decided
i in favor Of Aunie Thrleson, Sam having
been dopt'edssanccd the first heat, Ma
: ,,oupeen" failed to neke more than quar-
ioey9ap at the last, and <as generally aboa,
fength behind, thousA whipped severely
: arleton, on the contraty, had no whip j
he case, but relied main upon speed =
ottom TO 60 through. Tarleton Is od
volt; SO is Mavourneen.
The great trot for the $500 purse comes
ELI tomorrow afternoon At o'a lex. II
asF ii(Re . very exciting raee, an6 Everybody
:. houldSa and see it. -