Daily Republican., 1881-02-19

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= and other meats. Many stalls are q
9 tistically decorated and present prett
k appearance. The display this year
d many instances exceeds that of previo,
!. years. The market places were thronl
= ed last night aud this morning by pc
d sons who we're eager TO witness Ii
p display.
D SECOND syRKRr MARKET.
There are some dne displays In th
market-hoase. Those who have mad
special preparations for the day are
William Miller, No. i, one stee,
dressed weight /, $40 pounds.
MIR. Brso tiu, stall No. 2, q Ane dis
play Of mutton.
a. II Rookner, stall No. 4, one heif
er, dressed weight 500 pounds.
Thomas W. Joseph, stall No. 5, nD,
display of pork.
| Potter Durham, stall No. s. one steer
d reased weight 500 pounds.
Henry Ward, stall No. 7, one steer
dressed weight S53 pouuds.
Joeeph Beste, stall No. 8, fine dspla,
of pork.
Daniel c. Dill, stall No. 3, fine dis
Iplay of pork. Stall nicely decor aztec
with flags and Chinese lanterns.
rhomas M,llsrd, stall No. 10, in,
steer.
R. S. Lowell and Son, stalls Nos. II
AID l3, one steer. weight 400 pounds
stall prettily decorated with flags and
lanterns:
H. B. Miller, stall Nc. IL, one heifer,
weight $50 pounds, stall decorated
with days and lanterns.
Charles Corson, stall No. Ia, one
heifer, weight TOO pounds. Stall de-.
oorated with tlsgs and lanterns.
Charles Hughes, stall No. Is, Gue
display OF pork. Stall decorated with
flags.
Jacob Zebley, stall No. 16. 6ne dis
play ct mutton.
J. Barker, stall No. II, two steers,
weight 1000 and 1900 pounds.
}. Hammond, stall No. l9, one steer,
weight ! 800 pounds.
The stalls OF Messrs. Hammond and
Barker were paviioned by huge tias
from which Chinese lanterns we're de.
pending.
A. D. Miller, stall No. 90, one steer,
weight 900 pounds. Stall decorated
with flags.
Dauiel bicktS, stall No. "a, fine dis
play OF pork. Stall decorated with
flags.
c. F. MoVaush, stall No. 25, one
steer, weight / 1913 pounds. stall de
oorated with flags.
F. Beste, stall No. 26, fine display.
of pork. Stall decorated with flags.
g MameIe, stall No. II, fine display
of pork.
George Abels, stall No. % two steers,
weight 500 pounds.
Harry Kienle, stall No. 80, two
steers, weight 1888 pouuds eaoa.
stall piettily decorated with evergreen,
iags pictures, etc.
Fred Rienle, stalls Nos. 81 and 80
two steers, gross weight 1875 pounds,
net weight 2 3l3 pounds. stalls dec
'rated with pictures and large flags. |
Jonn G. Hey, stall No. 35, oae steer,
weight 750 p0unds. Stall decorated |
With flags.
D. N Thompson. stall No. 35. one
leifer, weigh. 600 pounds. Stall de-
'orated with flags and pictures.
c. Ginder, stall No. 81, ins display
If pork.
Wm. McVaugh, stall No. SO, one
'teer, weight 2,2ol pounds. Stall de-
,orated Hith flags.
John Gibbons, stall Noe. 40 and AZ,
inc display of pork.
Hsnery Lind, stall No. Al, display
# pork.
J. Il. Gould, stall No. %, display of
mutton.
VIM. Clayey, stall No. "A, three
Iead of stears, weight 2, 700 pounds.
J. Il. Gop!d, stall No As, ons stee!
Ieight l, 800 pounds.
W. 2. Bees On, stall No. 81, display
mutton. :
F. Lee, stall No. So, one heller,
eight 800.
g. DsVallinger, stall No. IS, one
teer, weight 700 pounds, c
}. Wallsmith, stall No. So, one steer, {
eight l, $50 pounds. The name Of '
20. Washington prettily lettersd on
It. 1t
P. Mark, stall No. 81, display OF a
ork. +
r. s. Fisher, stall No. So, display Of i
lutt0u. '
A D. Lee, stall No. IS, one steer, z
eight 900 pounds. @
W. Il, Lee. stall No. 81, one heller |
eight $40 pounds; one steer, weight G
II ponds. s
II. W. Worrall, stall No. SO, display t
pork and mutton. s
l.. s. Lss, stalls Nos. II and 70 fine a
.eers. q
J. Il. Juslyn, stalls Nos. Is and n.
isplay Of mutton and beet. Stalls a
with large flag. n
A. T. Carey, No. 70, one steer, t.
eight 800 pounds. Stall decorated q
it'll flags. A
}. kooch, stall No. 81, one steer L
eight 800 pounds. Stall decorated p
it'll flags. Il
Isaac Miller, stall No SO, one heifsr n
eight TOO pounds. Stall decorated t.
ith pictures and flags. )
J.. G. sawdon, stall No. IS, one steer. al
sight IT'S pounds. Stall decorated
lth pictures and flags. Il
Thomas A. Burke, staR No. 81, dis in
ay OF pork. D,
Joseph Miller, stall No. 81, display m
mutton. co
ELABORATE DrsPIAYs.
The stalls of A. Richardson, Nos. 10
d II, and Peter B. Heustsd, Nos. 20 r.,
d ~ are canopisd by huge flags 80 n y,
to represent very pretty pavilion. =. ~
g decorations were designed by Mr.. u "
chardson and the work was executed Va Va
y 80