Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Benz. Pond, of Warren, exhibited
some Light Brahmas.
John Perry, OF Warren, showed some
Houdans, also some Light Brahmas.
John Mahan, of Rowland, exhibited
some Aylesbury and Muscoyy ducks
and tame geese.
Albert \ Allen, of Warren, entered a
trio of pea-fowls.
c. L. Starr, of Newton Falls,
hibited very fine collection of choice
breeds, as follows: Partridge COchins,
Plymouth Rocks, darkandlight Brah-
mas, silvered, spangled, and penciled
Hamburgs, English grey Dorkins,
white Leghorns, golden spangled PO-
lands, black breasted red Games, Sa-
matra Games, and white and buff
Cochins.
SHEEP.
LOnglOoOLS.-Wallace Green, of Ba.
zetta, exhibited three yeariings, three
two year olds, and four lambs. VIM.
Smallsreed, Braceville, exhibited two
pens of fine sheep. one buck weigh
ing 800 pounds. a. l.. Pinkerton,
Bazetta, one buck, 500 pounds, and
threee lambs. S. r. Chryst, Warren,
entered twenty-eight fine sheep six
teen longwoOls, twelve s~outhdowns.
j. f. King, of Rowland Exhibited
twenty-eight southdowns.
Fine WOOL-A. w. Allen, CfSalem,
o. had three pens of fine wool sheep.
o. L. Hickox, Vienna, three pens.
CATTLE.
J b Knowlton. of Nelson, Portage
county, had one three year old Dur
ham bull, which was awarded the
first premium, Dennison, of Lib
erty, exhibited a large Durham Steer,
aged four years, weighing 5000 lbs.
NJ Kennedy, of Rowland, a Durham
bull. VIM Kennedy, Rowland, one
yearling bull and a yearling heifer.
Samuel Andrews, Rowland, n COW
and calf. Wallace Kennedy, of How
land, a two year old heifer. G A
Clark, Vienna, one Durham cow, one
heifer two years old. J F King How
land, twenty-fOur head ShorthOrns,
For Durham bull shree years old and
over he was awarded the second pre-
MUM. He also had four fine year
ling heifers.
II C Freer, of Bazetta, brought a
blOoded calf five months old, and six
/ spring calves.
E Delin, Rowland, a well matched
yoke of steers.
u Casterline, Bazetta, two year old
heifer, and one steer two years old.
J Phillips, of Rowland, received
first premium on cow, ''grade"
: Five yoke Of fine steers were exhi-
bited, owned respectively by A Sha-
fer, two yoke. Austin Andrews, Miles
Hank, higgins, all of Rowland.
john Thompson, OF Rowland, en-
tered one two year old heifer, grade.
He received first premium.
SWINE.
James Brown, of Warren, exhibit
ed eight Suffolk pigs and SOW.
John Chinook, of Rowland, had
on exhibition eleven full blOoded
Chester White pigs and sow.
Judson Hoaglaud, of BaZetta, show
ed a very fine Berkshire boar.
II J Saddler, of Mecca, exhibited
n Berkshire SOW and six pigs.
Harmon Love, of Mecca, entered
one sow. six pigs and a boar; also one
Berkshire breeding SOW.
H. J. Saddler, of Mecca, exhibited
two sows with sucking pigs.
John Young, of Jackson, showed a
very fine boar.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Messrs. Truesdell & Townsend had
on exhibition some elegant furniture.
The Austin Flag Stone Co. had on
the grounds some very fine specimens
of stone from their quarry.
Messrs. Douglass, Freeman & Co.,
of Warren, exhibited a patent set
work for saw mills; which they are
manufacturing. 1t is a very ingeni-
Gus coEtrivance and is of practical
utility.
n. A. Pratt, of Warren, ha on
exhibition on Estey Organ, a very
fine instrument
p. f. Goist, of Warren, showed an
elegantly painted box; also a fine
specimen Of wood carving.
William Hapgood, of Warren, had
on exhibition a very fine case of toilet
articles.
S. L. Hunt & Son, of Warren, dis
played a very fine stock of boots and
shoes.
Hull & Mease, of Warren, also ex-
hibited some very fine boots and shoes.
DR.. Myers, of Warren, had on ex-
hibition a collection of stuffed birds.
Messrs. Park & Patch, of Warren,
had on exhibition a fine single har-
ness.
Mrs. Kagy, of Warren, had a fine
display of artificial flowers, con-
structed with varieties of seeds.
THE DINING HALL.
This institution was under the SUI
perVision of the ladies of the First
Presbyterian church of this city, and
their efforts eminently deserved the
encOmiums they received from the