The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-10-06

! more notice IMAM we can give tiit'!H
Mr. Adam Mayran enters Flora ManncsS,
Fleur Hecla and Umbra ali registered Jer-
seys. Two heifer calves and one bull, en-.
titled to register Clover and her bull calf,
thoroughbred Durhams, and Oxford Rose,
a registered COW.
Mr.. Allen of Cherry Hill, enters Il short
horn out of registered stock
VIM. Homework of Newark, Del, enters
six head of fine bulls and sin h"a,i of short
horn cattle, all prize stock.
Beside those mentioned MIA. L. Magraw
grade Durham twin heifer calves, one native
COW and one yoke of work oXrl; all prize
cattle.
Judge Frederick Stump makes his usual
exhibit of short horns, Il very line lot of cat
tie; among them Lori Chanhrl:iinr, a reg
istered bull, Tullircne Duke 9Th, Il hand
some bull; first, third and fourth Queen of
Talbot, each three years old, and such stock
as to make fancier'S mouth water. One
handsome young hcttr two-years-"ld and IL
two year Queen of Talbot. 70 describe these
cattle on paper is almost an mpossihility |
The only way to find out what they are is
to See them. There are 4 number of other /
and creiitahle entries which we are forced /
by want of space not to make mention of.
Among horses, Mr.. j. Fulton enters 4
three year-od sorrel colt
Mr.. Hammond enters bay of same age, |
and Mr.. D. Il. Barnard Sorrel of like age; /
Mr. Hyland Marcus enters il two year old |
sorrel; Oliver Jones the black stallion Hero; |
| Mr.. Hammond a handsome mare and colt: |
j. G. Cruikshank a driving mare with colt |
by her side; Dennis buyer five year old |
Arlington horse; W. ii. Armstrong Il brown !
gieldng two years old; +. W. Jester ycarl- |
ing stallion and IL mare and toti; Michael |
Hartuett a one sear bennington colt; Wal |
ter Beaston 'Shady Side" colt, and w. |
w. Holden a driving horse 'Tlllen," said |
to be something very fine.
This OF course is only fraction of the Ell |.
tries but we are compelled to abreviatc !
them.
In the way oil hogs, the exhibit WAS more |
than fine OF Poland Chna'S, Mr.. Hare
wood and f. II. Eoberson entered six each,
a choice lot; John McKaine entered four
| Chester whites and u SOW with eight pig; !
| Thos. y. Hayes showed fifteen head four |
| full Berkshires, three 3-mouths- old, and one
SOW and pigs. Wade Hampton, Il boar nine
months old, entered nv him, took great no
tee as also did Little Nell and JoSephene,
each eight months old and registered stock.
| Robert Hudson entered nine Chester county |
whites, very fine lot; Jacob Dean entered
Jersey Red SOW and eight fine pigs; thaS.
| Clayton Il Burkshire SOW: James Mckane u
Chester white boar, and john Mckane its
mate; w. II. Feeder entered grade pigs two
| months old from Poland SOW, and ,Icr-
sey Red hog; Mr.. Clayton pen of fat Jer-
sey Reds, two pair of shoats, three Herk-
shire shoats three mouths old, three grade
| pigs one l. year-cll Berkshire boar and three
Berkshire sowS; Ed. Wilson Il registered
Berkshire boar, and Moses Farrow a hand
some Berkshire boar. This imperfect list
does not of course comprise more than
fraction of the entries We have simply
endeavored to convey an idc! of The class
of animals shown.
OF sheep there was Il full list. |. Il. Cope
of Westminster, showed twelve head of thor
ough bred Southdowns; Mr.. Z. l.. Wilson
of Newark, three Shropshire bucks: Mr..
Homew God, thirteen head of SWEEPSTAKES
and three Soathdown ewes; John f. Jack
son, five head of Cotswald; y. l.. Magraw
one buck and three Southdown ewes, and
Geo c. Kerr nine head of Co.Swall--thr'e
three-years-o three lambs and three grade.
This of course is very imperfect list of the
sheep but mention of the remainder would
be hardl v more Than repetition Of fhe same
names.
STATIONS.
VIM. Homework. stallion Branrton,
Clydesdale stock. John +. Lewis, New
al k. Del. Young Harper, fine iron grey.
Henry Lawson. brown stallion l.amble-
tonian VIM. p. Howard, thoroughbred
stallion Randalia. James i. Marlett,
thoroughbred stallion Blackmorc. JAS.
w. Clark, stallion Skatelocil. George
Jackson, fine stallion Moscow. John
| O'Neil handsome thoroughbred stallion.
| There were number of other tiue horses
exhibited the names of which we were
| unable to ascertain.
AMONG TIE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Right in the center of the grand Ntard
| exhibition rooms between fruits, on one side
and fancy goods on the other, is located t'le
attractive display of John Wilkinson, III
pianos, organs, sewing maclineS, s.. lie |
has there two grand Stietf pianos, of most !
excellent tone; four of ESt"y's famous cr-
| CANS, and the same number OF sewing ma |
| chimes, of the best and most popular makes. |
| Wilkinson has been long time iii this bust |
h..l tl1t,r,l ltl al
instruments. Ii is Il pleasure to listen TO
the tone of the instruments he has on cXhi- !
| bition and any one desiring to purchase,
might go much further and do far worse.
just opposite Willlnson's, is the display
of Messrs. Sanders Il Staynlan, of l;aiTi-
more. They have u line !iaines Bro. piano,
and an EStey organ, our Of which their ac-
complished representative brings most har-
monious sounds. Next To Wilkinson this
firm are good parties for our local trade 20
deal with.
Alongside of Wilkinson is the exhibit of
Kranich * Bach, of New York, who show
two very fine toned and cXcelleiltly finished
pianos.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany's exhibit comes next III order. They
make credtahle show, and have III charge
exceedingly urbaue and polite attendants.
Our Elkton house Of
CAIIALL s DAVIS,
were the next visited The line Of gents
furnishing goods, which they exhibited
, showed great taste and tbat faculty %! meet
ing the most f;lsteiiUus we'll as the pop
, ular demand. Theirs was i collection mn
surpassed in beauty and attraction.
The whole taStfuily arranged, is one Of
the most attractive exhibitions in the blild-
ing anu greatly diStanCiug ail present iu,!
} former competitors in either or huth lines.
1t would be we'll to remember them when
, in need of anything i'll their branches of
trade Main street, Ekton, Md
The ladies shoes OF all styles, tron their
, stock manufactured by the relehrate,!
Arnold Il Marley, Tor their fine quality,
workmanship and finish, stand III This
any other exhibition unrlvale'!. The gen
tlemens shoes, from the factories of the
, Cothers and the Turry'S, embracing all
= styles and shapes, draw the attSention of
the young gentlemen, especially for the
height of style and com Portable lit.
B Right alongside of the last mentioned WAS
< a most crcdtahle display, made by John
Perkins, our wei! known and dcScrl eGly
popular maker of harness, saddles, Sc. and
dealer in everything that the owner of Il
horse needs or can wish fer. Had we never
before known that ne kept choice goods i'll
stock, a glance at his exhibit would he
n enough to convince us. He has two
! tanned (previous to his poSses>ion) stccdS,
, dressed in the latest style OF horse clothing,
l and n large and attractive case full of eX-
| aud lirt l.. odds AVID ends far