Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-09-14

Ii. Sager has a creditablc display OF
furniture Ii. w. Hall, Burlington, agent
for A. l.. Bailey OF St. Johnsbury, is on hand
with fine display of cabinet organs and the
smaller musical instruments, and the air is
filled with melody in his part of the hall. w.
b. McKilip of this city has large case full
of the fancy groceries of which he makes a
specially, and it makes handsome aud
attractive exhibit Il. p. Shaw of this
city makes an elaborate display of ready
made clothing. 1t is very neatly and at
tractively arranged, and is one of the features
of the hall. Another handsome exhibit is
that of George w. Holmes & Co., the glow
ers. This, too, is in apple-pie order and Is
| the subject OF many compliments. III. A.
Brush, the well known Milton taxidermist,
has an elaborate aud most attractive display
No one should miss seeing it,
The White, Singer and Crown sewing
machines are well represented, and the
Adams and Westlake company have an ex-
teusive display of of their oil stoves and
stove boards. Aud finally. Horsford's acid
phosphate a very pleasant drink lis dis
pensed gratutously to the thirsty multitude
| Further notes of the exhibits wemust post
pone until our next edition.
The StOca shown.
The exhibition of stock is excellent; COM
pared with that of last year 1t is both larger
and better in quality as whole.
C,,,Is
The cattle have been changed from the
| pens at the left of the entrance, which last
year were rather cold and windy, to those
u'"n on tic io"er suei'ereu 8rouhu oach Vi
| the track, where they mostly have comforta-
bic quarters in the pens, which numerous AS
hey are, cannot accommodate all the exhb-
1t, some finding quarters in the sheep pens,
ana some being htched to poles outside
Probably the most notable show is the jersey
nerd OF
Monitor Uro.. or ves, u.nao,n,,.
VINO snow selection OF ~ head from their
excellent herd, and the selection does not in
cludc several of their hest q, im.,s ,hopgh
~ - ..,,,
''eii apsence Mouiu haru'y NC n0ticeu III inc
se.it'al eAc.ll.Ice Vi ,helt eAhipil, ny those
MOI ianl,l'ur WIN inc heru.
.. 'oseln pa''Gll OF W hplon' SHOWS hera OF
W. pierce of Vcrpennes md p, r. Miles Of
ilinesburgh, have good exhibits.
short Horns.
G. l.. Reynolds of South Burlington, a
fine herd of IL head. leading which stands
the bull .rklevington lie Grand 3rd,"
''ieo y'i nr o,' I, h.od s ,a, ,,o ,.,,o
character, headed by the two wears old hull
"knightly Duke end" A. {. j. Bems of
East bu'kr' SHOWS nine animals.
ton a5ny SEor, Oh horn. no 70, oONt,, p"'u us
sbires.
A breed not much shown before in the
State, arc this wear showing n large increase
in numbers and popularity, the Clutch" or
"lIolstein.n ms they are sometimes (errone-
ously. we Think called These cows are
large, very deep mixers. and one COW shown
has given. as stated nv her keener 60 mounds
IA ounce. of milk IN one day this season
Elk. Gov, j. Gregory Smith shows is ami.
mas, al the mead OF which stands imported
weirbing 1(il5 nounda lie also e1bihits
two very likely pairs of short horn steers
two and three years old
ii. w. keyes, Newbury, shows II head,
~" ~ -'J' -''' 'o1
arc out IN force, l. 1. fairls OF Fairfax v.
NJ " 'nsio" Vi Drahuoh' AieAander flsher ~
Con vi o.. A'o,ns' eacli showing II heau.
'-"''
Guernsey"
have not become as prominent Il feature as
or, cynec,od ,bov wo,,d who, ero, ovh;,,;,-
", '.','1'- ny "o''' "Ao" N''' eN-''''
cu iou' Se"'s "so' tn'u9n tneir scarcity may
in some measure account for 1t. Larger and
coarser than the JERSEYS. they are noted for
ia, ror,, hi,,h ,,lo. ;.,.,a..oi ., ,h.;, t,,.,
and ;ts vaiI , ro1 n,naIInco - VIGIL Du''''
II W. w. of 49,; s,o,rs IN h,.od
tha n,ns, rN,aJ ,;n,.i ~ ,,,,i,h 10 tUa "e ',,,
.Nernaido ;r,rnr,au no r, T' T.nn .'0 o'"'
~ ~ G, ,npoa'ou " ~, t"nhon.
;,,nn,, 1 a,,I, o 'p -. ouiii1. SHOWS nuo
antn'ata 'N' A'"Ps' ""u 'e'e'"' J'u"
y, III. Wlnslow OF Brandon has Tour
| we noteu one me ncru OF DeVohs SHOWN
by D. ii. Davis Of Windsor which won the
herd premium at the New England fair last
| week, his bull gaining the gold medal.
|
| ""''es'
In this department few of the cards were
up anu we .'uiu NOT ascertain the local
6,o o,,,,v ..,o,.c w p,,,aase,,,
h,r, y, his Nnrn,a, t,.,, ..v;o;,, u,;,. III,
STOCK ohouinn siv oaoh ,o,r,;nns and .roL
;rT n1,,o VIZ; 10 hanI. o,,n ii..o,' "n oai
rS ,,n;, io' 10 n"n ;,, o'a'H 40 I.a'
w., uo" sa,ue "'m W. hu y, ~ MS Ios
IIions,r"S Mu w. w w. , nn.o.
nn'h ". .,IW.m;, ~ WV huu"'i, "',auso
hu ~ ' III S,o, " "'h o.,i o,,, o"n''
ai,ht 81 nis "ou' a,,, nnH you, , NJ
Gao II n '1 iy,ndanr ca a,,aw 60 nHsn"'
stoll;on ,",' n,',i'O s"V 49, n""u, ,h
stylish pair of dark bay, tive-year olds
ni m anu M0rsan' Whlch VII give lou
N'''' 49, l'"''S' ~ 80 i'''ii