The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-11


This exhibition was one of the principal
attractions at the New England Fair last
week, and was pronounced wonderful
exposition of the productions Of Kansas
farms, never cqualed in this part of the
country in extent and variety of articles
displayed.
Turning Our attention once more to
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
we find n display Of Sprague mowers,
from the well known mandatory of
Messrs. A s. W Sprague, of Providence,
r. l., which are here exhibited by Mr. o.
A. IIillman, the general agent for Yer
mont. This company has been in operation
for the past three years, and during the
present year are making preparations to en-
large their business Of manufacturing their
celebrated mowers. Reports which have
been circulated to some extent that the
company were about closing up their bust
ness Ire entirely false and without found
alton. Mr.. Hilman has samples of the
mower on exhibition for one horse and two
horses.
The Vermont Farm Machine company of
Bellows Falls, haye display of the
Meadow King mower, suited to one or two
horses, the Lufkin side-hill pillow and the
Granite state horse rake. The mower is
manufactured by Gregg Il Co., Humans
burg n. Y, and the rake by the company
themselves, for which they claim the
championship for strength and durability.
The well known moving machine man.
ufactory of Walter A. Wood. lIoosic Falls,
n Y, have three Of their mowers on exhi-
bitiona one horse and two of the two
horse style. These mowers have been
often awarded medals and premiums for
excellence and of their many good qualities
it is hardly necessary to speak.
Messrs. Allen Il Lufkin, of Barre, Mass,
have their Yankee horse rake on the
ground. This was patented by the firm
last MONTH and has many advantages over
other inventions of the kind. among which
is the fact that it has twenty five teeth, and
is dumped with the foot in very easy
manner.
The Hcllngworth horse rake is also cx-
hibited, through the agent Mr.. f f Imm-
mics, of Boston.
Woods Eagle Mower, for one or two
horses, is exhibited by the agent MI. Noble
Phillips, of Valley Falls, n. y, and the
Eureka Moving Machine of Poughkcepsic,
| N Y hx- EJrar II mann auont
Jewetts patent Milk Pans arc exhibited
by Messrs. Daggctt & Gravcsof Vergcnnes,
who own the right Of sale in Addison,
Bennington, Rutland Windham and Wind
sor counties Cole & Sabin's patent Sap
Protector by the patentces of Wallingfortl;
improvement for heating cheese watts by A.
B. Armstrong of Dorset, who is the patcn-
tee, giving an even temperature through
out; the Conical Tin Sap Bucket by the pa
tentcc, Mr.. c. G. Post, of Wallingford ;
Milk pans by the Orange county Milk Pan
Co., of Franklin, Delaware county, n. y.
Sugar EvaporatOr by the Vermont Farm
Machine Co., of Bellows Falls the Lever
power washer by N. F. Reed of North
Wolcott; Cowles patent Milk Pan by $.
f. Cowles of Coventry Prize Churn by
the Prize Chun Co., of Springfield, vi;
Eureka Washing Machine by VIM. Arnold,
of Pawtucket, r. l., and.other implements
to be hereafter noticed
CARRIAGES.
The French Carriage Company of Graf
ton, exhibit some splendid carriages and
sleighs that make handsome display /;
Dewey & Dewey of East Poultney, have
also handsome sleigh and fine extension
top carriage.
The Brandon Manufacturing Co., of
Brandon, have eleven different varieties of
the Howe scales which present the quail
ties of this invention in very good style.
STOVES AND TIN-wARE.
Messrs. s. G. Staley & Co. have an ex-
cellent collection of stoves, tin-ware,
plumbing goods of every kind, copper boiler,
pitcher pumps, splendid wash-stand bowl
and basin, silver faucet and marble stand.
Mr.. F. p. Lang, of the Clinton Stove
Works of Troy, is on the ground and has a
Stewart stove in operation in Mechanics
Hall Messrs. p. S. Ryan 4 Co., have also
q fine display of stoves and tin-ware, milk
strainers, self-feedng stoves, the base
burner variety and "hub" range; also the
'Mansard Cook" stove is exhibited by Dan
ie f. Paris & Co., of Troy, n. Y.
FURNITURE.
Mr.. l.. G. Kingsley has large collec-
ton Of furniture, consisting of chamber
sets manufactured at his establishment, So
fas, chairs, &c. AS has also Messrs.
Weeks & Barber together with handsome
lounges and chamber sets painted by Louis
Martcl
HARDWARE.
Kingsley has also fine assortment OF
carpenters tools arranged in handsome
style and also show case OF hardware,
displaying the many different classes fol
sale at his warcrooms ON Merchants Row
MARBLE.
Mr.. w. n. Oliver of the Oliver Marble
and Granite Works has three elegant head
stones upon exhibition which arc much adj
mircd, They represent both the white and
the yariegated styles, are worked in tasty
design and splendid finish Mr.. F. Barney
of Springfield, has marble table of flint
style; the Burlington Marble Manufacture
ing Company, of Burlington, of which T
L. Wales is President, L. Barnes, Treas
urer and f. w. Smith, Agent, exhibit some
handsome varieties of block and sawed
marble n. $. Stearns, of Rutland, has
some fine marble tops for tables and furni
turc, both white and variegated.
THE TURBINE WATER WHEEL.