The news., 1882-10-17

some very toothsome cakes made from it
on exhibition. They had polite and at
tentive walters. Hundreds of samples OF
Pearline soap were distributed to the
crowd. The exhibit was in charge of
Walter Sellers. T. C. Keeler of Mount
Holly, exhibited child's chair which
attracted much attention. With very
little trouble it can turned into high
chair, coach, a hobby horse or swing,
and used in any of the positions with per-
feet safety. Mr.. Keeler has had the chair
patented L. w. Prickitt, Mount Holly
showed single and double harness.
Robert H. Howard, successor to Edward
B. Jones, exhibited paints, oils, edge tools,
pumps, lamps and general hardware.
Robert L. Nixon represented the Lucas
ready-mixed paints. James S. Baillie
was in charge of the Haddonield Paint
Co.'S. exhibit. The Lumberton Shoe Co.
had two "teams" at work making shoes
and the workmen were watched with a
great deal of interest. The exhibit was
well worthy the room it occupied. Ed
mund Cook, Burlington, showed the Cool
ey creamer, butter print, churn and
milk strainer. T. Walter Borton,
Mount Holly, made fine exhibit of wall
papers, window shades, oil cloths, etc.
There were many other articles on exhi-
bition which we have not space to men
tion, mainly as advertisements for the
firms and individuals showing them.
The poultry exhibit was the largest
ever known, and an annex TO the allotted
space was put up. Exhibits were made
by Westervelt, Haywood & Co., Ruther-
ford, N. J., s. B. Croshaw, Hightstown,
G. A. Reid, Englishtown, Wilfred Corey,
Pemberton, Harry B Gale, Mount Holly,
John E. Diehl, Beverly, James Russ, do,
T. B...Dorsey, Claymont Del, B. F. Lew
is, Gwynned, Pa, T. K. Bennett, Phil
lipsburg, Pa, John II. Wilson, Lambert
vile, Mrs. R. Yearling, Ash, Pa, w. F.
English, Mount Holly, J. L. Otto, Hack
ettstown, N. j., G. E. Hendrickson, Jr.,
Mount Holly, Charles Sadler, Abr. q.
Stokes, A. H. Risdon, John B. Deacon,
Jr, Ralph Deacon, Mount Holly, J. c.
Magle, Isaac Powell, Lumberton, Thorn
as B. Candy, c. Lawrence, Toms River,
Mark Haines, Rancocas, c. n. Black,
Jobstown, W. R. Porter, Edgewater, H.
G. Applegate, Birmingham, Ezra E. Lip
pincott, Marlton, James L. Candy, Chas.
Brown.
The exhibit of pigeons was splendid.
Scott Bros, Wakefield, Pa, showed II
varieties; Harry Dill, Mount Holly, sill
yer Antwerps, B. F. Lewis, 5 varieties.
Bunting Hankins, Bordentown, entered
9S pairs for competition and won 81 pre-
miums, among them being the Is pairs
that won at the New York Columbarian
Association, against 100000 worth of
birds.
L. L. Ayres, Jr., exhibited an English
pointer, Thos. Diehl, Angora rabbits and
white Maltese cat, Jas. Foy, Siberian
bloodhound, Mary B. Deacon, Columbus.
Italian shepherd dog, E. Lloyd, Hartford,
grey squirrels, B. F. Lewis, guinea pigs.
Among the agricultural implements
there was but little new to the. average
farmer. The display was very large,
however, and, as every year, attracted
much attention.
Grain, seeds and -four were exhibited
by Thomas B. Candy, B. Bartram, Ezra
E. Lippincott, Anthony J. Morris, s. E.
Rogers, Jr., John Croshaw, S. R. Lippin-
colt, J. B. Lippincott, Florence Earl, c.
B. Rogers,B. H. Peacock, John B. Davis
Christian Stemmer. J. NJ. Knight, Henry
Campbell, Abel Haines, c. Hopkins, J.
HI. Denise, D. Landreth & Sons, J. w.
Edwards, D. D. Denise, Isaac Fenimore'
D. L. Haines, s. Fl. Denise, W. Hargrove,
Henry Chambers, G. A. Campbell, w.
Borton, Samuel B. Pew, w. p Mathis,
J. H. Leeds, S. Ellis, E. Logan, Benz.
Hulse, Samuel Lloyd, George Brown.
Stations for general utility. G.
Taylor, Recklesstown, T. c. Sanford, As
bury Park, Chalkley B. Zelley, Moores-
town, Q. 7. Headley, Bristol, T. W. Ash.
hO K,nLoro Date. II Horvor G, D..
Columbus, Stephen D. Ely, Hightstown,
George W. Bintliff, Beverly, ]. S. Rogers,
Mount Holly, G. V. Margerum, Mount
Holly, w. A. French, Camden.
Brood mares, colts, jacks and jennets-
Aaron Harker, Southampton, J. B. Will
son, Rancocas, c. B. Zelley, Moorestown,
Mark Haines, Rancocas, Thomas Harvey
Columbus Abel Haines, Rancocas, Chas.
Morgan, Bordentown.
Draft teams and mules.-Isaac Perine
Haddonfeld, draft team, Charles Fl. Pew,
Jobstown, draft team, Josiah B. Pew, Jr.,
Mount Holly, walking team, W. Burtis
Pew, Mount Holly, draft gelding.
The following persons exhibited
match horses Isaac Perine, Haddonfeld,
James B. Barkalow, Imlaystown, J. H.
BortoD, Atlantic City, Levi Aaronson,
Mount Holly, John B. Davis, Mount
Holly, j. L. Weber, Trenton, C. B. Eel
ley, Moorestown, J. Stratton, Rogers,
Mount Holly, Henry Darnell, Masonville.
Matched mares were exhibited by T. E.
Hutchinson, Hightstown, Benajah P.
Wills, Mount Holly, B. B. H@ch, Cam
den, S. S. Taylor, Bordentown, s. B. Pew,
Mount Holly, Henry Darnell, Mason
vile, c. W. Mendenhall, Lumberton.
Gentlemen's road horses.-Elisha Bark
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