The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-29
SENECA COUNTY FAIR.
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enough % lay tlc uit~L. Up 10 -
evening IA entries had been madi
y and this morning they are coming
n freely. The display generally is goo
probably up 20 any previous yea
Two OF the halls are IN an incomplei
= condition up b this time-Art an
Fruit-and we shall not attempt /
describe them at present Indication
are that the display Of fruit viii be
D large and very fine. Art Hall pr,
selts, even in its unfinished condition
a fine appearance. Fine pictures ar
fnumerous, and other specimens ar
abundant. The display Of flowers
magnificent.
In Domestic Hall viii be foam
articles 10 suit the most particnlar.-
A beautiful display OF dry goods, grOC
cries, homemade work, wooien goods
J harness, boots and shoes, sewing ma
, chimes, blankets, furniture, grain, veg
ctables, etc, etc, may De found.
fAIsebmies IInL 5 filed to ieple
tisn, whise outside Of Il are humber
OF articles that belong 10 It. It is 10,
small. a splendid show Of carriage
and buggies is made within while il
tllc line Of stoves, hardware, tinware
and every article in that line, Is foun'
in abundance. Near this Hall ar
n number OF two-honse wagons whicl
combine durability with finish.
4 onnbe Ground are an endless mum
tlrr Of moving lnaeiines, grain drills
feider miiis. horse-Powers, horse Fakes
etc, etc.
or amasemcnts there are plenty
/ The remarkable man is there, acco II
panied with an alligator, fat women
"snaix" etc, a patent swing for max
ing people dizzys and The popcorn
man Several eating houses are or
the ground ready to feed the hungry
while sparkling lager is free for five
cents.
To sum it all up there is variety
enough to suit the tastes OF all, and NJ
one need go away dissatisfied.
To-day the crowd is not great, bat
is fully up to former years and indi-
Gates what is to come tomorrow
The crowd win be endless and our
sympathies 'tre.ieh for'' the ticket sci
Iers.
4 d ~.
Good order is maintained and al large
police force is on the ground.
While we say that all the Depart
ments are not full, we do not wish il
understood that the fair is not sue
cess. Atthls writing the entries are
larger than ever before, but the arti-
cIes are not in place.
We took ashOrt look around the diff
ferent hallsa give the names fsuch
exhibitors of articles as we could
ascertaih. < Persons having any
thing on exhibition that they want
briefly mentioned as below can hare
itdone by ciIling the attention Of
our representative 10 it. Bear this in
mind. Wegive what we could learn.
~ DoMEsTIcIfAGL.
The Department is well filed but
not crowded.
The following have articles on ex-
hibitiOn
J.. X. Loudermilch, display Of car
pets, blankets, and general dry goods.
Eva Augsperger, fancy and knit
goods, etc
NieoIai & HoIderman, dry goods
dress goods etc.
Tiiiin Harness Factory, gold mount
ed harness, whips, etc,
A. & b. Keubier, boots, shoes, slip
pers, ete. -,4
j. Harter, monuments, marble man
tes, etc.
BrinkerhoG & Son, Davis sewing
machine $3.50 H
J. NJ. Naylor, showcase Of carpen-
ter tools.
Tifiin WooIen Mills, tweeds, fan
nels, yarn, Blankets, plaids, etc.
NJ. Wagner, suit OF gentlemen's
fine cloths and other articles.
Mrs. Stepe, an aged German lady,
linen toweling, yarn, dressed flax,
etc, ali work Of her own hands.
n. Fiege d Co, walnutchamber and
parlor set and dressing bureau.
l1ersillser q Myers, lcase Of perfnm-
cries, wines, toilet articles, etc.
Martin d Negele, samples of fine
groceries.
7. MI. Kirchner, samples Of grocer
les, etc.
NJ. Martin, case Of boots, CATERS
J; x. Miller, Tappahannoelz wheat
aud yellow oats.
G.IS. Poorman & Co, harness, sad
dies, collars, whips, etc.
A. Michel, eagle bee hive.
MANUFACTURERS HALL.
H. S. Wenner, open buggy, car
riages and three kinds Of patent
hubs.
Ohio Stove Works, IS varieties Of
stoves, Of Tiflin manufacture.
P..Nan Nest, two horse carriages,
top buggys and open buggy.
Myers 6 Williams, copper. and tin
ware, stoves, dlardwaTe, etc.
J. III. NaylOr, hardware, cider mill,
etc, etc.
Bloom & Bro, stoves, tin and cop
per ware, etc.
NiebeI & Remington, Buckeye
Graih-C Cleaner.
Safiell & Baldwin, several sizes of
q Union Churn.U
Around this Hall we found on ex-
by Tiflin Agricultural Works,
Glover Huller, and Barnes Patent
HOrse-Rake.
Wan. Six, mill for grinding sIlelled
corn and corn and cobs.
A. G. Barber, Geiser's thresher and
horse power.
J. II. Zimmerman, Fort Seneca,
double wagon.
Crum, Crooks & Bro. double wagon
with extra heavy tire. So ends this
department. for the time.
al Buskirk 'intrOdueedn us TO his
fowls and fine swine. He has u
cages of fowls, in which we saw bronze
turkeys, black and ROuen ducks,
white Bramahs, etc. He also showed
rs fine Berkshire boar and sow with
eight pigs.
Mr., George BuslIirk has also on ex-
hihition aIerkshire SOW, several shoats
and six pigs. We got no farther with
Ihe animal and fowl creation, but
learn that The show is good.
THIRD DAY.
LAST night there was a Leavy. fall of
rain, which most efIectuaIly ''Iaid the
dust, and convertEd it into mud. The
PROSPECTS are tIiat &c will feome off
pleasant; but whether il does or not
an immense crowd viii be here. Al
ready the people begin to crowd in.
tliA weather clear the trackwill
sooIf be IN fine condition and the
races viii be good
The show of apples IS very fine
beats the State Fair,n says one.
Whether this is the cssc or not Fruit
Bau has adelicfous look. Zine ap-
pies are there Ia atIndance. Peach
- ara shown in small n1551a hers bufi