The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
Thoroughbred bnll; w. B. King.
grade bull.

thoroughbred bnll; w. B. King,
grade bull.
The following are the principal ex
hibitors, the figures following thci
names showing the number OF hest
exhibited:
!. II II Wilmington, 8; A j Wheaton
4; n. NJ. Avery, 8, including long
wooded Leicesters.
O. Burright exhibited IL head
Geo. Sweat l; M. M. Avery, 8; 10.
seph Childs, 9; Chas Lichty, S; w.
Burright, l; Peter eMagee, 1; A. j.
Wheaton, 3; John Moorcroft, /; w
+. Johnston, L; J. II. Luton, 3 !;
Robert Melick, 6.
MACHINERY.
Camery q Son exhibited / COM
bined Champion reaper and mower,
! light Champion mower, 2 Moline
wagons, l Deere & Co. cultivator, 10
Deere & Co., and Furst & Bradley
Flows, road scraper, kinds corn
shelters, Union churn, l Universal
clothes wringer, 4 styles Moline
Pumps, Ingerson & Fisher 1 open
buggy, B. F. Fellows, Low, Adams
and French harvester,
roCLfRY.
| One OF the best collections of poul.
try was exhibited that it has ever
been our fortune 10 see at county
fair. We can give partial list only
of the exhibitors:
Henry Reynolds, l pair Of large
Brahmas, 4 Houdans; Geo. Stivers,
6 Banta ms and 4 Black Spanish G.
L. Bailey, l group Bantams Rob't
Foster 8 ducks and 2 geese; L. S.
Hall, white Brahmas, 2 Bantams
VIM. Graham, 4 coops chickens and
8 turkeys; A. J. Wheaton, black
ducks; Peter Llchty, 2 ducks and 3
turkeys.
FURNITURE
D. Arb & Co. showed some nice
furniture, among which we noticed l
bureau, center table, l bed-stead,
marble top work stand, sofa, l tetc-
a-tete, one easy chair, l ladies' and l
gents reception char, one Office chair
l very fine picture, entitled, sour
Father which Art In Heaven" l re.
fresh,nent table and ono ladies' tall.
Leaf work stand, a number of hat |
racks and pelles sait,s. w. +. John
ston, one very fine bedstead, made !
by III. Churchill.
THE HALL.
It is almost impossible to mention
a respectable minority of the articles
here on exhibition, but we will ven
ture to give partial list of exhibit
ors and their wares. Before giving
w. C. Dickinson credit for erecting, |
q. his own expense, nice set OF step
shelves, for canned fruits, jellies etc.
He heads the list of exhibitors in
vegetables, showing 8 varieties OF
pumpkins, squashes 4-the figures
show the number of varieties when
applied to flowers, seeds and vegeta-
blessed corn S, garden beans 20,
sweet potatoes, l, Irish potatoes, 4
cabbage 3, bcets 4, peas l, wheat l.
oats 1, field beans l apples II, vase
cut flowers l, myrtle vine ], bou-
Duets 2, MOSES 5, Brussels sprouts
l. A. J. Wheaton, tomatoes !, Irish
potatoes 2, apples 3, transcendant
crabs l, Bishops cabbage 70 heads),
Solomon Hutford, squashes 3, apples
8; D. +. Bruner, timothy seed l,
grapes 2, apples IA, pears 10, seed
corn l, oats l, spring wheat ], beans l,
peanuts, grown by himself, l. green
and Towering house plants, 80, vases
cut flowers, l, sweet potatoes 2;
Frank Davis, corn, 3; DanI Hous'
ton, seed corn, l.; Deputy Sheriff
Bielby exhibited some fue ha' DWARF
(patent hand cuffs), the property OF
lama county; Mrs. J. NJ. Camery,
| house plants, 3, ! glass hanging bas-
ket; Berger 8 Yciser, ! show case
of perlumery, jewelry and fancy ar
ticles; Mrs. Cannon, ! case OF mill.
merry; Miss S. A. Hayes, ! bouquet
OF wax flowers, and ! hair wreath,
Mrs Furry Newcomer, hair wreath,
1 s.r.w aower, ! xofsted flower. !
frame Of rustic work; A. Churchill,
8 oil paintings; MIR. Loupee, l fami-
" picture, with fine shell frame, two
small pictures, (shell lrame), l rag.
carpet, horse shoes and nails, made
bv himself; S. G. Brown, l dozen
lars honey, 4 varieties Of grapes; +
A. Placck, 20 pieces Of cloth, and