Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-17

mare seemed to have become tired and troted a
the tail end Of the heap for most Of the race
though she succeeded in crossing the score II
the third position. The heat was won by Clip
/ sey Girl in 2.49 II On the fourth heat tn
! driver REINFORCED himself with a whip, an'
early in the heat took a leading position, whicl
/ be easily maintained to the end, winning tn
heat and race in 2i9 -
The races concluded the announced exercise
for the day, and in a brief space after their ter
mination, the vast crowd which had Assem- oe
on the grounds began to disperse, and soon 'A
/ grounds were deserted and left in the hands "
the designated police and night Wa'chmen'
CATTLE.
Notwithstanding the necessity for some repe-
tition, we present this morning the Io-io"lHs
condensed resume Of the stock department
An herds Of whatever breed may compete ioi
herd premiums with the only restTiction una'
each entire herd must be Of one breed. The FOL
lowing are the herds competing for these pre-
miums.
-HoRTHORNs.
Henry N Arms. Springfield, Il animals. This
is the herd formerly owned by Burdett Looms
Of Windsor Locks, Conn, with additions hrel
NV Mr. Arms from the old stock. Several Of the
animals. and the herd As sn entirety, have beer
T winners Of prizes On many occasions The age
bull Of the herd Is not present
Almon W. Griswod, Malvern farms. Norris.
town William Williams, herisman, ! 3 animals
This herd ranks among the first in the country
Daniel Kimhal, Clarendon, ! D animals Thr
herd has been carefully selected from the hes
Ohio herds and with distinct reference 10 Their
milking properties. They are herd Of animal
P'ssess'' o. -uos y. gaaii.e7.
rl.!'i-5 an 3A.,i ol .'.' cry -
'',i "1'1' '9''1'od rom '-e 's7 -''I1's' j. =.
sooi ~ any 'easohanle amount 81 money VII
n,uy, anu improving IN their nan i7. lie elH 81
lAe held oil the nerd Is q pure ha'es' ana is e.
leemei very VaLaat-e- lhey have also p very
me QUIZ cal
.-, henry =. 'ieveitId' coventry I'D "ii-A' =
ms nerd bred 10y ITS owner mas many Nei'
e1ee..en, points, inlesI u we Hlfy ll.. W
he ,o 80. ~ bcr ,,yo,, the ,.roari-
George L. Reynolds. Of Burlington. has a herd
GIG animals, mostly blood re4 Shorth0ru- o
very great excellence. we understand. however
that thcv are not entered for the herd prize. a'
their classification here would imply
Among single animals. there are some 'ew o
/ r. Considerable excellence. Dan Gidi'n-s ef West
I f ri. has q COW and bull G. D. Purm0r 0
Georgia. bull calf. fun brother 20 Malvern
Boy. the head Of the Malvern herd T. w. Parf
jWo COWS ana n can. -. u. weston 40 '''5H
'er' COW ana can - n. uIAy anu y; We y.
nuns OF vi ...,'' ''--i t.,- ",
a,e'A7 gI -'''7 = IL '''i'' ID -" '-'' ID ~.
}. Nye Oh nam am t"o ec"s' '"' ''
Two Asn 4'l1e Cows '''S ''''1 ''
mas
4'hfNN7
Besides Ncssr7 Davis Sons herd Of ami
ma's Of this breed Nr. Bradley Of south Bur
lnstcn, exhibits IN months Oh bull. weigh
INK 1870 pounds, and : calves, and VILLAIN box
a year old bull
HE3EI0Els
The four animals Of the baroness stock. fr-
bv Stone Of guelph. Ontario. and owuei Dry T
Nye. Of Champlain, v. Y. and Canada arc th'
Only -ie'-H'ens Oh eAA''''''n'
AYRsHWrs
We regret to learn that Mr. Alexander Fi-hc
# Fairfield, whose fine animals % thi- hr,e
were expected here is detained M hs~e ny I'll
severe Illness IF q member of bis family.
El B2ruum 0f Milton, exhibits bis aerf oi D.
animals His bull, Hero, bred hv Messrs
Dawes of Lachinc, p. O., sired 10y Sc Mar MS,
the Beauharno!s bull. Is a very valuable Hai1l.
and the sire OF most q the stock on The ground
to-day. TIE has also yearlng bull O.. Te-
superior parts Among Nr. bi5n1u .ena
.,,-.'.'.T -
Peter TeClair Of Wiuooszi exhibits = tur-au.
y beifsr- C.. W BrawreN of WHu.-on % COW
ID. $ Cleveland Of Franklin a bull and 90 q Yea
Old beifer. VIM e. Helus of Fairfax COW su
a vearlinr beife- Gins GsroOl Of Milton q c0,
and q calf "A Werrielz Of Milton "a veirlinriuI
81 very fre animal L. b. Roberts. u Fsirflv
q vea-liue- beiter and q vearlinr ball. and { $
Drew. of south Burlington. 3 COWS. alul. ar
2 calves Among Mr. Urev's COWS IS the Of
COW D .'y imported in ls5' and, and Of very wild
N!.f[1. - Wos.f,~l sl,,,r a % WOW. ia Do,
got by Hero, that but for having hal his har
turnel down by an accident when p calf. wlu'
rank among the finest Of his breed ro, only
Vermont but in the country.
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we n'u,e one .lil OF 'n'7 l-'
itl'h DIS ,Aii'i'o' Ha'"e W
h.n-l'a' mas d go" ann can '''-.'' '
gt D". 'on' = g anu 9r"
I'm -i'''l, '' ci, ',.,-. il e. .'- =
+" h.""Hei.' a.! /" l''is''N' .'',' ,
Dul'o PA' OK -l.l''e3u q 1s.-...'-
ereel is nor Sl...'''1' 10 warrant '1 ''
IN Itgard TO merits
SHEET
Col T $. StoweIl. Of Cornwall. exhibits a.
Nerino sheep L. p. CLARK. Of addison, "a
b. Vtuyliet. Of Shelburu. IT. and : IT. We.
ton. Of Colchester. H. The name- of the -vhif
Iturs are sullcleut guarantee q ihe tAit-ri
o, lne g 10y u,'o's ~ '- T..
ai-'-e Won 49,
p,~n1' , -, ~ S',.
@. w. r.. man ,''1l' '' 'l.5' 80
IinE 9"o.-- i.'l-i' H.. - a..-
ne" 1"' l-'7'
pr H. j. arms. 'I 'I'i,'l .'' VIZ.
~. -, y. q. r-..-.n /. NJ,
] er. ~ Nil'thury, have Cd to'sWa.ls no
Leiccsters brought from the Province ot 04t.s..
...i ,.i..~al fir .q'e
SWINE
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J" '"'S cas- .1e,e - -
me ie'I'is l'i,y is Lon L. =. ~
o. WHICH oIeei DE- eAi-'i's Fl ".''' 80
r.