Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-07-19

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held. The table will be valuable for fu-
ture reference and those interested in
agricultural displays willdo well to cut
t out and preserve it.
Adams, no, lair.
Allen, &. W. .Overmyer, Sept. 81, Oct. l, 2,
8, Lima.
Ashland, W. T. Alberson, no fair.
Ashtabula, f. J. Pinney, Sept. y, 10, IL,
jefferson.
Athens, Josiah b. Allen, Sept. 81, p, Ii,
Athens.
Auglaize, r. C. Layton, Oct. |, 2,.8, Wa
Belmont, I. n. Riley, Sept. II, IS, 10, St.
Clairsyille.
Brown, ID. V. Pearson, sept. 2, 8, 4, D,
Georgetown.
Butler, W. K. Cochran, Oct :, Hamilton.
Carroll, IL. III. Whitecratt, Sept, 80. Oct.l
2, Carrollton.
Champaign, w. A. Humes, Sept, 80, Oct.
!, ., 3, Urbana. EEEfs1s '
Clarke, Oscar T. Martin, Sept. %, 24. %,
2G, Springfield.
Clermont, II. A. South, Sept. 8, III, IL, II,
Boston,.
Clinton, d. T.. White, Sept. 16. II, Is, 10,
Wilmington.
Columbiana, J. F. Benner, Sept. %. "a,
%, ai, New Lisbon.
COshocton, l.. l.. Cantwell, Sept. %, "a, "a,
ii. Coshoctom.
Crawford, Geo. Keller, Sept. 81, Oct, l, 2,
3. Bueyrus.
Cuyahoga, A. A. Jewett, ........ Cha
Darke, j. F; Martz. sept. %, a.. sa, 2a,
Defiance, {. b. Squire, Sept. %, "a, p, 26,
Defiance. ykEE
Delaware, Fred. VI. JOY, Sept. 80, Oct. l,
| 2, Delaware.
Erie, j. F. Greene, Sept. 80, Oct. 4, 9, 3,
Fairfield, j. G. Reeves, Oct. ID, 16, II, IS,
| SancaStef.
Fayette, J. b. Priddy, Sept. 3, 4, ., 6.
Franklin, c. S. Glenn, Sept I6, IT, IS, 10,
| Columbus.
Fulton, Oliver u. Verify, .-.-.... .Otta.
| kee.
| Gallipolis.
Geauga, c. F. Burieigh, sept. 23, "a, %
| Burton.
Greene. }. p. Carruthers, Oct, 8, 8. 10
| Xenia.
Guernsey, G. II. Hutchinson, Sept. 10, II
Hamilton, Theophias Wilson, Sept. 3, 4, .
Carthage.
Hancock, d. u. Beardsley, Oct. l, 2, B, 4
Hardin, W. d. Deans, sept. 80, oct.1, 2, 3
Harrison, Jacob Jarvis, Sept. Both, Oct.
2,3, CadiZ.
Henry, A. Ii. Tyler, no fair this year.
Highland, Dan'l Murphy, sept. "a. %, 26
Hillsboro.
Hooking, ;. Ii. Bright, Oct. 9, 10, II, Lo
Il gan.
Holmes, W. r.. Yergin, Oct. l, 2, 3, Millers
Il burg.
Huron, VIM. Wolyefton, Sept. ., 10, II, Il
| Norwaik.
Jackson, Geo. w. Harbarger, Sept. 81, 2
26, Jackson G.. ii.
Jefferson. r.. f. Henderson, Sept. "A, q
26,Smithfield.
Knox, e. T.. Critchfield, Sept %, "A, %, III
Lake, D.. w. Mead, Sept. l6, II, Is
Painesyille.
!: Logan, w. p. Cotter, Sept. 80. Oct. l, ,,
Il Bellefontaine.
Licking, i. w. Bigelow, Oct. 7, s, 3. II
> Lawrence, T j Murdoch. no fair this yeal
4 Lorain, /. 5. Metcalf, Sept ID, II, ls, l!
Elyria.
t Lucas, ,Anson Trowbridge, Sept. "a, %, q
Toledo. -..- lf ezszAp
Madison, ......#.... -.
Mahoning, + w Beardsley, Oct. !, 8,
Garfield.
: Marion, W Z scofeld, Oct, 8, ., 10, A
Marion. 4
, Medina.
III Meigs, John Mcclure, Sept. 3, 6, Pomeroy
!, Mercer, Phiio LeBIond, Oct, !, ,, 3. Ct
lima. r.
, Miami. $ R Drury, Oct, l, 2, 8, 4, Tra.
q Montgomery, Isaac II Kierstead, Sept. 9;
I'll "a, %, 26, Dayton.
Morgan, Thos. Hammond, Sept. so, Oct.
| %, McGonneitsville.
Morrow, A NJ Breese, Oct. l, 9, g. 7Mt.sG
lead.
' Muskingum, Frank H Southland, Oct. l.,
3, GAINESVILLE.
a Noble, Jonas Danford, Oct. s, ., 10, sarah'
s vile.
Ottawa, WI Engleback, Oct. 7, 6, g. POI
ii Clinton.
PauldiAg, VIM. c Means, Sept. IS. IT, Il
!. 10, Pauldmg. sR.&
Perry, J. F. Comfy, sept17, 1s, le, 20, Ne
t Pickaway, A r. Van Cleaf, Sept. I6, II, /
2 19, Circleville.
= Pike, no fair this year.
o Portage, John Meharg, Sept %, "a, 20, X:
| VIENNA.
' Preble, James l. Chambers, Sept. 3o, Oc
1,2, 3, Eaton.
n Putnam, G co. d Kinder, .--..... OttaW
$ Richland,.J w Myers, Oct. Z, &, ., Man
# field.
i Ross, Alexander Renick, Jr, Sept. ., 10, l
a u, Chillicothe.
= sandusky, + j Giebel, Jr, Oct. s, 10, l
IL Fremont.
= seiota, Rob't spry, Sept. IS, II, /
Portsmouth.
It Seneca, Ii Keppel, Sept. "a, %, 26 Tiff
s Shelby, James Read, Sept. IL, II, Is,
= Stark, T il B Carrell, Sept. 80, Oct. l, .,
. Canton.
u Summit, H Pitkin, Oct, 7, s, 9, 10, Akro
! Trumbull ii F Austin, Sept. IL, II,
a Warren.
l. Tuscarawas, E S. slingluff Sept. 80, Oct.
l. 2,3,Canal Dover.
: Un2on, Il l. Woodburn, Sept II, Is,
~ Marysvfle.
- Van Vert.
.e Warren, Isaac Johnson, Oct. !, S, 0, ]
7, Wooster.
e Washington, JeWett Palmer, Jr, Sept.
Is, 10, Marietta.
- Wayne, Thos, Hardy, Sept. 10, II, u, LIE
anon.
;e Williams, Rob't N Patterson, Sept. l6,
II 18, Bryan.
Wyandot, d d Hare, Sept. %, 24, p,
f. Upper Sandusky.
n JERSEY cows.
= By request, we republish, from +
e columns of the Telegrdph, t followil
"a article-the parties interested being
W sirous that it should reach a larger G
10 20 Gle of readers than it would if publish
,e alone in the paper where it original
D appeared.
at In the southern part of the Britt
+ Channel are three small islands,
N which the largest and by far the mt
ID important is Jersey. These islands a
w nearer to France than England, al
IL their climate is rather that of the form
el than of the latter. They have all
~. ~. common race of cattle derived in t
Oo first place from The north of France, b
oo now peculiar to themselves, and qu
IN unlike those of any other breed. III
10 popularity arises from the long hab
y, during the last two hundred years
ID more, of the distinct and exclusi
OF breeding of this race, with especial r
lct erence to its milking qualities. VIII
ever may have been the quality of
1 milk in the first of this breed, viii
ol was probably quite notable, its exc
on lence is now well known ard ackno,
ut edged, being much above that of
&c others. By the use of the test glass
long and narrow cylindrical yes
ga graduated) the cream of COW of &C
nf common stock will show percentage
the milk of about II to IA; the "Jers
i Cowo will show % to 26; and this w
AZ much less of variation than in COWS
"; other breeds.
hu In this SHOWN the successful res
lsI of Il long course of breeding with vi