Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-20
THE STATE FAIR.
Some Dihor ENhiDits Noticed Interesting
yrlnIs ut specd-Goou Muaio on
the Ground.

WhOm were lfOh uis'hht ''"
states. go
We continue our notices Of some of the
cxhibits which have attracted our atten-
tiOn.
The Baker organ company OF Philadel'
pbio. exhibit n very fine concert organ,
which has been In use for throo years and
has been carried over three thousand
mlcs, two now organs and very hand
Gomo Shoningor piano. with chime OF bells
attachment.
!. Il. Ritter, OF Reading, Pa exhibits
number uf models, including an electric
engine, horizontal steam engine, upright
engine aud hydraulic elevator. lio also
shuwA on "a double windlass over GOO yards
of caUvaB covered with cards, circulars,
&c, from tho great centennial cxhibi
tiOn.
Jacob Fuusc, tinsmith, this city, has on
exhibition HIS patent tobacco steamers,
tobacco rCRweatOr, limo foot stoves,
boilers for heating houses and steaming
food tor cattle.
Henry HroIockcr, Lancaster, enters
some very lino specimens of cOoporing,
including barrels, kegs, tubs, buckets,
Sc.
Harry A, Dillcr, Lancaster, shows q
very fine assortment of wheels. spokcs,
hubs, portable forgos aud other articles.
Stoininau ~ Co., OF West King street,
cxEibt very liue limo oi cook and parlor
stoves, ranges aud heaters. Tho Jasper
donblo heater, and the 4" Real square
self feeder plrlOr stove are especially
worthy uf notice.
A. G., Kcpler also presents iino array
Of stoves. ranges and heaters, the " New
Eastern " cook, the "Opera parlor stove
and tho " Fortune " range being among
them.
The finest finished lellOcs on the ground
are those oc Jacob Fottor, oi tho Keystone
bending works., this city, and for them lie
received a first premium.
Of carriages there is a very credltablo
display. Norbeck " Mloy exhibit au
entirely now styln Of vehicle, called an
Irish GiIgiarrah gig, built to tho order OF
DR.. NJ. l.. Herr. H. is very finely finished
and runs wonderfully easy. They also
show Foster jump seat family carriage,
Brewster buggy, Kca spiral spring piano
box buggy, extension Top centennial jump
seat phacton aud ldy's phaeton. For
these SIX vehicles they were awarded
three first premiums.
Edgerly \ ca, exhibit eight Tine W.
hicles--a two seated Surry, three pony
phaotons, ono Corning wagon, one White
chapel buggy, three piano body buggics
and a jump scat carriage. They wero
awarded two first premiums.
:. Il. Cox shows worry conveniently
constructed Gpring wagon, with closed
sides and front, suitable for milkmon or
bakers. ilo received first premium for
Il,
j. b. HershOck exhibits the improved
Huller washing machine whiOh took a
premlam aL tho Lancaster county fair aH
long ago rs 1857. The inventor, a. lluiicr,
of lIagerstown, Md, exhibits also steam
generator, a very convenient device for
heating water
]. Hoistaud S.aulfdr, uE Sllungl, shows
several Florence oil stones aud huge full
blooded Russian bloodhound that looks ~
il it would like To bite anybody within
reach.
John Llughin, Of York, exhibits a very
easy running straw and nay cutter, called
tho " Eclipse "
In the main building tho following arti
cles not heretofore noticed are worthy %
auocial mention Laura l., Gaiger's elc
giant embroidery, DR.. b. ii. Kaufman
iiuc exhibit Of CIlil, powders, Schaum y
Sons fine assortment Of counterpanos, j
NJ. Murray's exhibit of maps, Henry A
Nagle's homo made bread, Mrs. Abraham
elegant wax hOwoIs, \. l.. Mnsser and ID
NJ. Mayors leaf tobacco, ID. i. Stack
houses luc case of Walker boots n
shoes.
Fn.r norssr.
Dr. d. -. Cartcr Of Wocdatnc&, Va
exhibits q number oi very suTerior hoIsts
iIisthrce year old stllliOU "Nalley Chle',
\ beautiful bay, was awarded three iir'
promiumg this morning, one as being til
best saddle horse, ono as hes
lOadstor aud one as best horse io
general purposes. His two year ol
aorrel " shenandoah, very hand
some animal, received two premiums,
roadster and for general use. DIR. Carte
al-o exhibits Lady Chance" who too
first premium as roadster, Maggi
Bashele" who took second premium AM
Molle Bawn" who took first premium
for general purposes. These horses al
all thorough breds with pcdigrees as lou
as the moral law.
John l.. GingricA, of Bainbridgc, oxhi
its &" Sorrel Jim," fine two year ole
" Belle" three year old, " Bird" ba
mare and q pretty bay colt, for each
which hc was awarded first premium.
Some Fino Pigs.
The only pigs on exhibition arc tho
belonging to Mr. l.. Greider, of MOur
JOY, who has white Chester SOW aud 81
pigs, six months old white Chester boa
two six months old sows, aud one ti'
months old shoat. They are all tine spec
mems and Ofpuie blood.
Judging from tho crowd upon Il
grounds at noon to-day, there will be u
less lnan lO,OuO pbDplS III dJIouhhhCS
the races this afternoon. Tomorrow I
crowd will probably be greater, and the
sno knowing {" what extent it may sw
On Saturday. THUS Tar tho fair has %
tanly been n success.
lhe HnCss.
Not less than : OOO people were on I
grounds at the timO tho races were call
yesterday afternoon. For tho premium
$50 for thToe minute horses there w
eleven entries, Of which nine started. I
race was rather closely contested by TIN
or four of tho entries, but was won in tn
straight heats by Bessie NJ, entered by
]. Middagh, Minliutown, Pa. Follow
is q summary
sam, 8. &, Daniel Sheaicr Mlols
vile, Ia .,.,......, ,,,,....,,.,,, lllal
"I5," q, s., lsadore Newman, lancas-
Ter, fh',; ;,'''''.''; - ;!,..iI,,';. -
Billy H., ch, T., u. =, kcndlg, YORK,
PN.,.,,,..,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,, :
Maggie BashOle, b. M ID. ID. Carter,
Woodstock, ,Na..,...,.,........,.....
Prince George, h. e. +. Groth, York,
tu, ..,,.,.,',,,''.'''..,...''' ohIS
Bessie NJ, 4, j. Middagh, Mitiln-
town. Observation-Disclosures. '',...'''.''' !
Ned Lambert, b, T., Augustus
Iunpl.tgr q