Daily Republican., 1882-02-17
EDITION.
SHOW BEEF.
the ANIMAL Display 81 Eias Aess
Tho Rivalry Among she Batch.
OPO IN Excel.

Tho Rivalry Among she Batch
ers In Excel.
The city batchers since 1882, the on
hundredth anniversary of Washington
birth day, have shown their patriotism
in fine displays Of beef. In forme
years the custom was more genera
than vt present and the displays wer
often magnificent This year the exhi
bition though COED does not compar
with former ones, although there ar
some Is dine steers a. have been In tn
market for years.
| SECOND STREET.
The centre of the market is one sea
bunting and flags. hung in canop,
lover A. Richardson = stalls. The mea
is arranged neatly and srtistically ant
the effort il heightened by tasty ar
rangeT ent Of decorations.
VIM. Clavey has q display Of fine
steers and one extra better. The steer
we're raised by j. Brown Of Red Lior
Hundred and weigh 1000 pounds liv,
weight; the heifer weighs 1900 dressed
These three are equal TO any in the dis
lplay.
Henry Lind has some choice porH
tastefully arranged,
John Gibbons pork display is good
James II. Mclntire, stall 43, has a
fine Chester county steer which presents
an inviting appearance on his stall.
John Barker. stall II, hasa fine steer
that weighed over 1000 pounds and
makes a handsome display. His stall
is beautifully decorated and the meat
Is enough to cause the mouth of an cpl.
cure to water.
r. Willard, stall No. 10, steer weigh.
ing 800 pound dressed, raised in Bran
DIVINE Hundred.
Henry Ward sail No. !, two steers
weighing 5000 pounds liveweight raised
in Baltimore Hundred.
}. y. Sawdon, stan So steer weighing
900 pounds dressed
Isaac Miller, stall -, steer weighing
1000 pounds dressed,
A. J. Kooch stall 81 two steers weigh.
ing 5000 pounds, raised in Chester coun-
ty.
We II. Lee has fine display Of beef
fed by Joseph Brown and Andrew
Mckee of Pencader Hundred.
j. Wallsmith, stall 50 steer weighing
200 pounds dressed, raised by Samael
Sharpless this county.
u. Devalenger, stall 81, steerweighing
1880.
+. Kienle, stall3l & 80, has two very
flne steers weighing 5000 TBS. live
weight, and fed by Henry Churchman
near Stanton, tn Sc are two of nine ted
by Mr.. Churchman and were bought by
Mr.. kienle aud II il claimed for them
that they are the best lot ever in the
Wilmington market
&. Mamele, Stall No. 27-displays
pork.
George Adele, Stall %, has two tue
steers weighing 1900 lbs. live weight and
fed by John Stratiord, Douglass
farm, New CasIle'Hundre!.
Z. f. McNaugh, has one of the Church.
mau steers.
Beste 4 Bickta, has display ofpork.
John Hammond has display of tx.
cellent beef at his stall No. Is. The
steer weighs 1000 tbs.
S. G. Dill has tine display Of pork
and Mr.. Dill SURPRISES all the pork
butchers in decorating.
VIM. McNaush, stan IS, steer weigh. |
ing 1923 lbs. dressed, fc1 by II. Church.
man, near Stanton.
G; Ginder, stall 81, fine display Of
pork.
d. W. DevaIinger, stall 80, steer
weighing 1000 ms. dressed stall TASTE |
fully decorated
j. F. sutton, stalls Il and ~, has a |
steer which weighs 100 dressed by |, |
\. Finn leai Newport, al 80 Is very fine
sheep FED by George GIL, Cecil County,
Md.
THE THIRD STREET MARKET
The display here is very small.
+. Mondghan'a stalls, - and ~, have
u very fine Missouri sheep averaging
"a pounds each.
Jos. +. Martin, two fine steers weigh.
rs $500 pounds dressed, raised bv Jas.
Morrow, OF his farm near Newark.
John W. Butler, fine steer wcigh,np|
'lO pounds raised by Thomas Bradley, |,
his county.
John Griner, line steer, 1909 lbs,
Iressed weight.
W. P. seal las fine display of
mutton
KING STREET.
ln the meat stores along King street /
he display is very fine. The decOra. =
iOus in sOlue are handsome,
Mr.. MacaIem, 81 King street, has =
wo steers weighing 300 lts., raised by
ames Pennock, Mil Creek Hundred ,
/. b. Kendall. same place, has a fine
isplay of pork.
Il. +. CAREY, III King street, has two G
Western s-eers weighing 2jOJ lbs. when {
ressed.
A. A. Eastburn has good display Of
hutton at the same lace. :
John +. Graham, 3l3 King street las a
display OF beef. /;
+. G. Harrison, Al3 King street, has ;
steer weighing J73 Ms. q
George Reed jll kpng street, steer
'eighing ll26 th,., raised by f, G. H.
hopkins, Chester County, Ps.: alsoIi
)me very fine mutton and veal fed nv .
!. K. Tatnall, New Castle Hundred n
5. W. Kirk, 80 King street, a steer O
eighlng 1880 lbs, fed in Hartford. Co.,
laryland.
EIGHTH STREET MARKET. f.
The decorations in Eighth street mar. !
ct are superb, and fine dis play Of Il
Aef \
Thomas Sharp, stall No. /, steer fed
= Wayne 4 Sharp on the farm of WIN. il
uPont, weighing l450 lbs. dressed. a
NJ. j Gallagher, stall No. 3, a vervI
ne display OF pork and stuffed meats
David Kitchener, stall No. =, ve,y >,
ioice sheep.
Moore & Reynolds, stalls Nos. 7 and
steer weighing 900 lbs. dressed.
Geo. VI. Beeson, stalls 9 and 10
twenty-five fine Ohio sheep. Mr.
eeson displays tho best lot of mutton
the city. =
A. II. p. Barr, stalls 10 and "A, steers
eighing 1893 pounds dressed. Fed in
lester county.
Thos Mayne, stalls 10 and l6, steers
d by Mayne & Sharp on the farm Of
N. DUPONT, weighs 1850 pounds.
Wells Bros, stalls Il AMI Il, have
70 pair Of very fine cattle. one pair
two year Odds fed by themselves
d weighing 1850 pounds. The other
ir weighs 1900 pounds and were fed
Samuel Sharpless this county.
James Prentiss, stalls f3 and 81, steer 90
Al oil 1000 uppnbs drauy.I M, !, /, 49,. |