The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

the bull Eclipse, and the latter bull
calf. These animals were both well
Bred. and good specimens of the
breed. l.. P. Gould also exhibited a
pair of grade yearling heifers.
AYERsHIREs.
But one representative of this once
popular herd was shown-a three
year of heifer entered, by E. O..
Dewey.
This department also was filled to
OVERLOOKING. Probably in this line
Shiawassee county ranks as the first
in the state. The entries in the diff
ferent classes were large, the porkers
shown of more merit than usual.
Poland Chinas were shown by Lam
guerwisch &, Bartholomew, E. r.
Hutchins, Mrs. John Stewart, l.,
Bowles, John Reynolds and A. H.
Warren. Berkshires were the most
numerous and were exhibited by
Hubbard & Son, Rush Bros, G. r.
Warren, J. A. Armstrong, and R.
Converse. Cheshires were entered
by L. S. Goodale and w. S. Whiting,
and Jersey Reds by ]. S. Mcbride.
SHEEP.
The show in this division was the
best ever seen in the county. The
Merinos led in point Of number,
there being so pens. The chief ex
hibitors were Amos Parmster, John
Reynolds, E. Burlingame & Son, A.
H. Warren, Perry Brown, L. Loucks,
Rush Bros, ]. B. Dunn, E. f. War
rem, D. E. Brooks, and c. Hibbird &
Son. The contest for the premium
was exciting, but all seemed satisfied
with the result. The show of Cots
wolds was good one. A. Robert
son, J. A. Armstrong, and r. Dear
mour all had good specimens. Six
pens of Shrorshires were exhibited
by Mrs. John Stewart and Gurdon
!, Millard-to say that they made a
splendid exhibit is only to voice the
sentiment of all.
POULTRY
was abundant, and most of the diff
, ferent classes of fowls were shown.
There were fifty-two coops of chick
! ems, sixteen of ducks and geese, toul
, of turkeys, and a number of pet stock
, among which was display of Scotch
. Collies by J. A. Armstrong. The
/ principal exhibitors in this depart
, ment were Westcott & Randolph, o
Vernon, M. Mix, DR.. c. A. Osborn
Stewart Beebe, L. Hopkins, ]. S
, Mcbride, M. Simpson, E. o. Dewey
A. Wright, r. Bowles, A. Callard
Armstrong & Buchanan, ]. N. Miller
Carrie Stewart, B. Brewer, r. De
Long, N. B. Aiken, G.. North, r
= DeArmour, K. Beelby, and others
) w. S. Jones performed the Difficult
), task of judging to the satisfaction o
ALL
y FLORAL HALL.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Beardsley displayed
|, large number of samples of millen
e cry, ladies furnishing goods and fan
cy articles. This was one of tn
y principal points of attractiveness t.
u the ladies, many of whom were seel
&c admiring the tastiness of the display
J. N. MacBain's exhibit on the 2,
g floor was well worthy of more tina
passing notice by those who nee'
W anything in the line of dress good:
lie etc. Those who crowded around t
look over the overcoat and pant
patterns, the varied kinds of suitings
W the many samples OF hats, caps
It hosiery and other articles, would vi
Is with each other in giving praise
e MacBain will reap the benefit of hi
l. splendid display by an increase,
Is trade in all kinds of clothing, neck
f. wear, hats, caps, ETC., of which h
<, always carries an immense stock
n His store, situated directly acros
IL from the new p. o. building, is tn
l. popular emporium for good, sub
d stantial goods at bottom prices.
/. H. B. Hadley, the dentist, showe'
d samples of his skill in making falls
|, teeth and also some of the lnstru
IS ments used in his business, which
j.. tend to make a man endure the i'll
a he has rather then fly to others h
r knows not of. Mr.. Hadley also
y manufactures Glycerine Tablets
J. which are of service in preserving tn
" teeth. His office is over Stewart
r Bank.
!. The frizzes, bangs, and switches OF
e the east end of the Hall, ed floor
i were the property of Mrs. w. +
S Waugh, whose store is on Exchang
h street, where can be seen an almos
a endless amount of similar goods.
5. d. r. Salisbury, Opera Hous
: Block, was the only boot and sho
}. dealer, samples of whose work wer
:, at the Fair, and it is safe to say tina
better boots, shoes, slippers, etc.
are not to be found in Shiawasse
n county.
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