The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-10-06

HEATS Ia 345
John Carnes. 0 8 0 o
I. P. Mathie. ie.......2' 4 4
A. NJ. Spelman. ........3 3II
Geo. HeitZman. n........3 0 3 4
GeO. Curtis. s...............1 , 3
Jacob Long. g..............4 o 8 o
I. McCue. ue.............O 3 2 2 3
Time S:O5, 3:O3, 3:O2, 3O1, 3O5.
Judges NJ. NJ. Mays, Waynesburg, H.
II. HOusel, NIiddlebranch and Jacob
Bachman of Louisville. The purse was
$50. SDelman took 1st money, Curtis
I'd, McCue Sd, Heitzman 4th.
LAST DAY.
The morning opened gloriously with
brisk, life-giving breeze, blowing
through the trees, making early autumn
music. Owing to the rain of two days
ago, there is not particle of dust fly
ing around, keeping everything clean
and bright. Upon arriving on the
grounds at O'Clock, we found already
number of teams tied up and goOdly
number of visitors present, with all in
dicatiOns of good crowd. At the tick
the tickets rapidly passed out to the
multitude. Committees are busily en-
gagged in giving out the red and blue
tags and flags, representing premiums
awarded. The officers of the society are
very well pleased with the results of
the fair, thus far, and especially the
large attendance of yesterday, which
would have been larger still had it not
been for the cloudy weather in the
morning, deterring many, from a dis
tance, from venturing to start. How
ever, we will get them to-day, and so
all will be well.
Mr.. Vim. B. SHUTTER, of COIumbiana,
Chic, arrived early this morning with
some fine specimens brought from his
carriage works. They are as follows:
One Jump-Seat Carriage, suitable for
family purposes, one Standing Top
PhaetOn, one Piano Box Buggy. These
carriages are put together in the most
complete manner, well painted and var
nished, and are guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction on the road. Mr.. Slut
ter gives personal attention to all his
work and warrants it.
The following awards were made in
Glass 20, Poland China Hogs:
Boar two years old and Oyer-lst, A.
Lutz; I'd. j. j. Snyder.
Boar between one and two years-J.J.
Snyder, 1st and 2d.
Boar under one year,. j. Snyder, 1st
and I'd.
Sow two years and over-J. ]. Snyder,
1st and 2d.
Sow between one and two years-J.A
Lutz; j. j. Snyder, ID.
Sow under one year,. J. Snyder, 1st
Litter Of pigs-J. A. Lutz, 1st.
! Sweepstakes and Herd. j. Snyder,
1t;
Mr.. Snyder, of Paris, made IA entries
ann took 13 premiums.
THE FREE FOR ALL TROT.
The principal attraction of the day
was the trOt for a $500 purse, open to
| the world, which came off in the after
noon. 1t was expected that Silversides
would be in, but he failed to put in his
appearance. The following is the score:
HEATS. 12345
| Elsie Croft. tf..............1 l
Joe Kellogg gg........2 , 3 12
Fannie Wilkes. .,,....3 . 4 Drawn
| Ancient Order Boy 3 1 3
Time 1858, 2:34, 2:37, 2:39, 2:39.
The track was in good condition and
packed hard. The last heat was closed
| just in time for the last train. The
DEMOCRAT reporter desires to thank the
Secretary, Superintendent and officers
of the Society who extended to him
every facility in their power for the dis
charge of his duties.
SMALL GATHERINGS.
Jake's peach beer" tOOk we'll at the
fair, but it was windy.
The premiums will be ready for pay
ment after the 18th of this month.
The telephone, under manager Hodge
was successful and convenient addi-
tiOn. Many persons availed themselves
of the wire while at the fair.
About o'clock yesterday, the cider
man tapped barrel of hard cider, and
in consequence, ten or twelve fellows
XIV plCbbJ Lull VI uCduuClAC IhlAIult3
but nothing disOrderly occurred.
This has been one of the most orderly
fairs. it has been the good fortune of the
writer to report, and he has done such
work for the past ten years here and
elsewhere. The officers of the society are
to be congratulated on their good man
agement throughout.
Right after dinner, exhibitors in
Floral Hall began packing up and re-
moving their goods, which was done
with the celebrity that characterizes cir
Gus attaches when the ten cent oliO be-
gins.
The driver of the Aultman Traction
Engine nearly got himself in trouble by
the reckless manner in which he would
run his machine in unexpected direc-
tiOns. His backing and filing" ma
mowers, nearly run down several by
ISLANDERS, and finally policeman had to
quiet the useful but tincOnvenient steam
animal.