Daily Republican., 1883-02-16
7 :1|RD EDITION.
TIE DISPLAY OF BEEF.
The Annual Display Of Fine Beef
Nv the kOtc hers,

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|; has been the custom for years among
the butchers to make an annual display
of iiae beef, the occasion OF 1t being
tn" roIniutmoration of the birth OF
Washington. The butchers usually Sc
lert d, convenient market day for this
purpose, and therefore it is rarely that
the display is made upon that day.
TOMORROW has been selected as the day
this year, and the display will be made
this evening. The exhibition OF fine
beet and decorations are by nomeansup
to what it has been in past years. The
following is "A list OF the meat in the vari-
Gus markets.
SECOND STREET MARKET.
S. n. Parker, stall No, 8, has very
good display Of pork,
Peter Durham, stall No. 3, has some
very fine beef decorating his stalls.
On stall No. there are two fine
Lancaster County steers displayed by
Henry Ward, and weighing l,G4S lbs
dressed.
Joseph Beste, No. s, has his stalls
filled with pork.
A handsome exhibition Of fine pork,
ele gantly arranged, is made by Samuel
c. Dill, at No 9. Mr. Dill has his
stalls very tastefully decorated.
On No. 10 is a fine Western steer
weighing 800 pounds dressed, and ex-
hibited by Thomas Willard.
d. II. Megill, 30. u, also has a
Western steer weighing 800 pounds.
John p. Hughes, stall No Is, makes
a display of pork tastefully arranged
John Baker, occupying stall No. II,
has some very good beef. Mr. Baker
has one of the nratest decorated stalls i'll
the market.
Upon stall No. Is John Hammond
shows fine Christana Hundred steer.
Over the stalls occupied by Thomas
l.. Reynolds pork, Patrick Flynn beef,
George Reed, beef, and H. Ahren pork,
there is a canopy of flags and bunting.
Upon each of the stalls there is very
fine meat, which is arranged in "A neat
and tasty manner.
b. BsSte and Daniel Bickta, stalls "A
and 26, make exhibition of pork
G. Mammele, stall No q, has some
very fine pork Mr. Mammelc also has
some very good stuffed meats,
On stall %, J. NJ. Ahern has some
very good beef.
Councilman George Adele has two
first class steers upon his stall No. %.
This is q very fine pair of steers weigh
ing 1915 pounds live weight. They
were fed by Samuel Klair,of Mill Creek
Hundred.
H. Keinle, No 80, has a fine steer
which weighed |, 75Opounds, live weight,
and was fed by Levy Courtman Amos
Sharpless. This is a very good steer, as
are also two displayed by Frederick
kienle, and weighing BAG pounds, live
weight These were also fed by Levy
Courtman Amos Sharpless, and are
placed upon Mr. kienle's stalls, y. 81
and 80, in as neat IA manner as possible.
d n. Thomson, stall No. 36 has avery
fine Chester County steer, weighing 900
pounds, dressed.
On No. 30 NJ. y. w. Devainger
shows upa very fine western steer,
which weighs 800 pounds, dressed. This
stall is handsomely decorated, and the
meat is very neat.
c. Ginder, upon stall No. 3D. has a
fine display of pork.
VIM. McNaugh, stall 80 and G. f.
McNaugh, stall %, have as fine pair Of
steers As are displayed in the city. They
weigh 1, 322j pounds dressed wei light. They
were fed III Chester County, Pa They
are certainly fine meat.
Upon stall -, James II. Mclntirc
shows some very good beef
Henry Lind, upon stall No. fl, has
some very good pork.
John Gibbons, stalls 10 and ~, makes
a display of very fine pork, arranged
very neatly.
Norris W. Smith s..stalls are the best
decorated in the market; six very fine
sheep, raised in Western Virginia, are
decorated handsomely. He also has a
very fine steer fed by James Sawdon,
and weighing /, 800 pounds dressed. Mr..
Smith stalls are A. and ~,
WIN, =, BeeSon, stall NO.jl a display
Of beef, mutton and pork
Frank Lee, stall 50, has some nice
beet.
Charles d. Bird, stall 50, has some
very good pork.
Joseph Miller, stall 81, has some very
fine mutton.
j. Wallschmidt, stall 81, has very
fine steer fed by Joseph Brown, near
Bear Station and weighs 800 pounds,
dressed
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