Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-19
THE STATE FAIR.
rtnns or ruoNouounnrp CATTLE

day afternoon and this morning was quito
large, aud tho exhibits arc now all In
place.
the Live stock.
Yesterday afternoon tho live stock
entered was driven to the grounds aud now
occupy the stalls. The number Of cattle
is not SO large as 1t should be, but the
animals on exhibition arc Of worry superior
quality.
Is. j. McGranu. of Mannheim township,
exhibits II head OF thoroughbred Jerseys (:
His five year old bail, "Colly Cibbor, "
No. 5000, IN u remarkably handsome
animal with ono of the finest escutcheons
III the state. A COW, "Francis of Grand
Vi0w," No. 0,Sj2, Ia regarded by many
experts as the handsOmcst COW in tho state
So, 800 has been refused for her. kate,
nl Grand Niew," sired Ivy Lord Chclten-
ham, No. 2,OG6, dam Rome, 1910 is very
pretty animal though not registered,
Meg, Of Grand Nicw," hiefcr sired 10y
COlly Cibbor, dam NurSoy,u Grand Wow,
has many iino points, as havo also "Ida,
OiGrand Wow, "Bcss, Of Grand Wow"
and &" Mareio, ol Grand View" yoarlngs,
all sired 10y CpIy Cibber, their dams being
respectively Francis Of Grand View, Kate,
ot Grand Wow and Nurscy of Grand View.
NJ. l. G.oider, of Mount joy, exhibits
a linc herd of Gucrnsuys, including worry
fine bull, eight cows aud six calves.
Mr.. Hpok OF West EatI, exhibits a Jor-
sey bull aud hciIcr, from Virginia, aud q
fine four months old calf
Con. George VI. Stcinmau exhibits his
fno bull. "Swatara Chief" No. 1 1913.
Mr.. Dunlap exhibit, u very large and
handsome COW.
Felix Roy, fruntiCrsman from the In
dian territory, exhibits seventeen head of
Indian ponies, bred in the Choctaw nation.
They are pretty little animals, possessing
wonderful strength aud endurance. lIo
offers them for sale At prices ranging from
sij to $500.
Mr.. BurkhOldCr, Of FarmcrsvilIo, OK
hrbits u very large and handsome bay
Clydesdale stallion said to weigh 900
pounds.
Tho truttCrs and PAGERS on exhibition
will be noticed under the head of trials by
speed.
Machinery and rarm Implements
MIR. >. X. Miller. general agent for tho
Champion manufactures, from Springfield,
Ohio has very extensive display, includ
ing IA champion binder, two champion
reapers, two champion mowers and other
agricultural Implements. These are all in
operation near the upper oud of the fair
grounds, steam eugiue, designed
especially for the OCCASION, furnishing tho
power with which they are run. To show
the ease with which these machines are
run, the master. wheel and gearing of q
binder is connected with tue main shaft
with no other betting than piece of twinc,
which is OF sufficient strength to run them
Tho binder known as "tho 81 light run.
ming binder" is about 200 pounds lighter
then those IN general use. Daring the
past year the Baltimore house OF tho
Champion company, which Includes this
part OF Pennsylvania and adjoining states,
has sold no less than 9,7J2 Of the
machines manufactured in Springfield,
Ohio.
Samuel Eplcr, of Ellzabcthtowu, a local
agent of the Champion company, exhibits
three " Superior grain drills, one Ut
them a hoe pressure and the other two
fertilizer drills with dillereut feeds two
hay rakes, "A wind mill, n wind pump, and
the Royal st. john " sewing machine.
w. ID. Sprecher S Son of this city ex.
hlbit very large variety Of farm imple
merts, including Deering reaper aud
binder attached to ono Of John Best's
engine and in full operation StudCbaker
wagons and bolster springs, Thomas
selt.dump rake, a boss" field roller,
American hay ladder, Nellis spring
tooth harrow, sulky harrow, Acme pul.
yerizing harrow, Allen potato digger,
sweep aud French burr griot mills, meat
cutters cora shelIeTs, plows, "Planet, Jr
tobacco cultlyatOr, Lansing piOw sulky,
hay cutters, washing machines, tobacco
press, manure hooks, combined bag hold.
or and truck, Root wheel cultivator,
McShorry grain drill with and without
fertilizer attachment Buckeye force
pump, farmers wheel barrow aud other
articles.
Buckwater ~ McCachrau, Of Canton,
Ohio, exhibit tho Monitor engine, two
buckeye mowers, two Canton reapers, "A
cpeepstikeS thrGshcr and platform bind
cr, the only one on the ground.
Linneaus AuXer exhibits an Osbuuruo
self binder, aharvester, two mowers aud a
spring tOOthcd harrow.
Il. .. Henry, of Lancaster, exhibits
great variety of implements, including
corn shcllcrs, grain fans, feed cutters, Mis-
souri, grain drlll fertilizer drill, Mime
apolis twino binder, Champion throsher,
Paxton portable 6 horse power engine,
IaXton 10 horse power traction engine aud
many other implements and machines.
Tho Peerless traction engine, horse
power, entered by Ezra Lands, this city,
Is the same that took tho $500 gold pri2o
at Cincinnati. 1t Is in full operation ON
the grounds aud attracts much attention.
Mr.. Lands also exhibits a horse power
portable engine and 2-horse power up
right engine.
Tho Eclipse traction engine, m lnufao
tured by Frck " Co, Waynosburg, Is
tlred up and running all over the grounds.
IT. is lO-horso power, self-propeler aud
will participate in an engine race with
reyeral competitors on saturday after
noon,
sITao Russell traction engine, Mccormick
harvester and binder, grain separator, hav
cutters, drills, mowers, &c., are exhibit, d
by Kaufman " Livingston, Gap, tins
county.
A. B. FarQuhar, of York, exhibits the
Ajax traction engine, Ajax portable en-
glne, grain separator, grain drill cider
mills, corn shelters, cutting box, cultiva
tor, horse rake, plows shovel plows, &c.
V. Andes u Sons, LeacOck, exhibit u
fine feed chopper attached to one Of Best :
portable engines, u grain separator, iron
water troughs, &c.
Tho Johnston Harvester company, of
Batavia, N. Y, enter the Johnston reaper
aud binder, Johnston continental reaper,
and Johnston mower. No. D. The exhibits
are in charge of W. V, Rambo, the general
travelling agent.
ii. II. Heise Columbia, enters EIcelsoir
twiue binder, Eureka mower, hay ladder
and hay rake
Tho Wizard plOw company of Batavia,
Oh.