The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-05-11
Palmyra welsh Fair.

Inc FHtletl Annual w olsn Fair aG
Palmyra on Monday, May 1st, was one
of the finest ever held in the place.
The display of Machinery and Agrl-
cultural Implements was very large.
The fine Horses were the attractive
feature of the day, the display being
larger and of better class than here
tofere exhibited. Below is partial
list of the exhibits:
A. T. Baldwin, Rayenna, Ohle, Mast,
Foost s. Co.'S Iron Turbine Windmill,
Buckeye Force Pump, and Re eyburn&
Hunters lightning Rods. -zs
Lewis Morgan, Ravenna, Reming
ten Plows, Excelsior Horse Poke,
Keystone Wringers and Washing Ma.
chimes.
Thompson & Bartlett, Ravenna, Mil
burn Wagon, Hoosisr Grain Drill Ere
mont Cultivators, Eureka Mower,
South Bend Sulky aud Hand Plews.
Acme Harrow, Slusser's Il Huber's
Scrapers, Luther 81 Sumner Wing
Shovel Plow and Cultivator, and the
Coats Hay Rake.
John Myers, Atwater. O., 'Pesfless
Mowers and Reapers, Baieit Self, Bind
er, and Fsrst & Bradley's Sulky Plow.
Hugh Morgan, Palmyra, O., Mip-
neapolis Harvester aaa Twine Binder,
Perry Royce Reaper, Empire Grain
Drill, and Malta Cultiystors. q.
| King Bres., Mantua Station, Casa
dy SuIky Piow. '.21A
Royal Trewbridge, Edinburgh, EN-,
pire Newer and Reaper. t{4
VIM. T. Bacon, Edinburgh, Buckeye
Salky Plew.
Craig Bros, Atwater, Deerins :
Twine Binder.
5. P. Waller, Atwater, Union Grain
Drill. I 500. +
John H. Jennings, New Milford:
| Champion Cord Binder, Gilpin Sulky
Plow, and Champion Mowers and
Reapers.
Owen r. Jones, Milton o., Wm
Anson Woods Mower and Reaper.
II. X. Parham, Deerfield, O., Ester
ly Twine Binder.
j. II. Mccall, Barnesville, O., Buck.
eye Shearing Chair. p. j.. 7.e
w. D. Edwards, Palmyrs, Welfrom's
Improved Ironing Table.
The display of Carriages and Wag-
ons was large. Thompson Il Bartlett
represented the Youngstown Carriage
Works; G. L. Saterfield aud j. r. En-.
trikin, the Colum biana Shops; Sam
Simons, Cincinnati Baggies and Jack
son Wagons; Atwater Shops, by Hei.
i'ser Bros, and W. II. StockbArger.
Fine Horses being the greatest at.
traction, l will mention few of the
best: T. L. Rush, Girard, Kentucky
Clay, Jr., by Kentucky Clay; Dam by
Toronto. P. H. Bean, Ravenna, thor.
oughbred Hambletonian Dam by Old
Seareher. A. & J. Little, Homework,
O., Wanda, a Thoroughbred by Wa.
verify; Dam, Wild Nan, by imp. Lex
ington. David W. Thomas, Parisville,
o., had very fine string of high bred
Trotting Stations: Cardinal by AL
mont, Dam by Brignoli; Tom Ewing
by Challenger, by Alnont, Dam by
| Clark Chief. Jim Garfield, the prep
erty of D. J. Thomas, Cuyahoga Falls,
fine two year old by Cardinal; Dam
by Tom Benton. VIM. Adams, of
Hubbard, exhibited four Stalliens /:
Mambrino Black Hawk, by Forest
King, Dam by Billy Flushing; Forest
King, Jr., by Forest King, dam by
Green Mountain Boy; Mohawk Gift,
time 2:30, by Halls Mohawk. 1926,
dam by Scott's Hiatoga; DR.. Herr, a
fiae tive year old by Forest King, dam,
Mary z. Barnum. Mark Baldwin,
Palmyra, Billie B., by Mambrine Chor.
lister; Dam by Old Stranger. Free
man Smith, Palmyra, Nam brino Choir
lister, Jr., by Mambrine Chorister:
Dam by Old Searcher. J. S. Wilson,
Deerfsld, George Blue Bull. by Geo.
Pullman; Dam by North America.
Sid, Craig. RootstOwn, two Perohe-
rons, Frank and Reno. Thos. Rich
ards, Paris, PsrcheroH, Pony, Albert
Auglemyer, Leetonia, Perchel ON,
Prince. A. S. Sheek, Youngstown,
Midnight. Dave Lower, Berlin, two
Morgans. Wm.Zigler, Newton Falls,
English Champion. T: Strong, At.
water, English Bill. w. L. Porter,
Clydsdale.
There were other items of interest |
connected with this grand exhibition,
but my time was too much otherwise !
occupied to make note of them.
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