The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-02

2 mares aud 2 ponies; WIN. Msgow
an | stallion, lspan OF mules. and |
colt Geo. Siaigh. l stallion; Henry
Soleman ! span matched gell'gs and
Que 3 year-old titiey. The horses
entered to compete for special, Or
citizens troiting purses are not in.
Guided in the shove list.
THE CATTLE
department was we'll represented,
both in point OF numbers aud grade
Of stock. The list OF exhibitors, to.
gethcr with the number OF head and
breed we subjoin:
l.. Carmichael, l short horn bull,
and 2 two year old short horn holt
A. Jackson, l four year-old, l
two year.o'd. aud l yearling short
horn bull 3iwo year.old h%eiicra, 2
cows ard one cali, Of same blood,
also one yearlmg and one spring
calf, Of graded stock b A. Hall, l
grade COW, NJ. NJ. Avery, 2 short
horn cows yearllng aud l calf, OF
same blood, 3 grade COWS, and 2
calves, graded stock, Daniel Forker
? grade COWS, and yoke work steers;
Isaac Maiden, l yoke work steers
and l grade calf; John Fife, I grade
spring calf; VIM. Randolph, l grade
bull, and | yoke work steers; J. X.
Gray, l three year old steer
Curtis, | high grade three year.oId
w ills Hartsell, l grade calf Oscar
Parks, same; WIN. Young. l yoke
work steers; ! Devon.
shire COW.
HOGS M eHERP.
There were but few hogs and
sheep on the grounds. M. NJ. Avery,
s. Z. Brown aud Willis Hartsell
were the principal exhibitors OF
SWINE, aud Geo. .ollenbeck and NJ.
NJ. Avery the only persons having
sheep on the grounds.
There were two lots of chickens
exhibited. One lot-number,ng g.
were owned by L. Carmichael, aud
the othcr-numbering 4-owned by
Andrew Jackson.
AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMINrs.
In this department, Dennis e Aver
i'll aud Parker & Lewis wpro the
principal exhibitors, as will TO seen
by the amount OF machinery shown
by them. The fifst OF the abov.
name! firms showed l Haines Head.
CT, | Mccormick Reaper. 2 Garden
City Cul,,vators, | Spiral Kniie
stalk cutter, l Crosley gang pIow,
l sample o! Farmers Scales, 5 makes
OF corn shelters. l road scraper, II
Furst & Bradley and Grand Drtour
nlow., | Brown corn PLATTER. NJ. !,
l Freedman's harrow, ] Buck W
seedtr, l Combined Buckeye seeder
and %cultivator, l sulky and l revolv.
ing hay rake, 2 Star wagons, 2 Ster.
ling Pumps. l washing machine, Gil
max Churn and some School House
Desks.
Parker q Lewis exhibited a fine
1T OF machinery, s among which VIC
noticed 4 Cooper wagons, tat which
this finn have sold 1870 during the
last IL mnnlhs,) l Keystone corn
planter, | keystone shelter. l ]. p
NANNY mower, l Sandwich shelter.
samples OF John DEGREES plows,
Dixon plows, Chicago Plow Co.'S
Piows, School Seats aud Desks.
This firm hal also II large lot OF ma.
chincry Oh the way, but il failed 10
in time to BE- placed on the
ground.
Cloud & Zimmerman, of Grinnsll.
showed a newly patented iced cook.
The Low, Adams d French
Harvester, exhibited Ivy 3. w. Eel.
Of Butler vile, agent tor lama
aud PowshleK counties, attracted
considerab, 9 attention. This ma.hine
il q comparatively new Que, and
as the belts and canyas are replaced
by a series OF rakcs, it cannot tail TO
meet with a large sale. II elevates
the grain III tho best possible shape
to the binders, WHO deposit the bu.
dies on q table until u sufficient mum.
Der are collected tor q shock, thus
saving the work of one man in shock.
ing. The machine Is less liable to
get u OF order than are belt and
canvas machines, is mor durable,
and Is supplied with q movable back.
board, to adapt 1t TO grain OF all
Lengths. This same machine will be
exhibited at the fair this week, on
the grornds north OF this place, and
., many as may desire TO purchase q
machine OF this kind will do we'll to
leave their orders early, ~ but one
car, load will probably DO brought TO
tbs and Poweshiek counties for the