The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-15

Best Colt, to 2years old-J. c. Won
Lehe.
Best Colt. under year old-.F. NJ. Muir.
Best South Carolina raised Mare and
Golf. J. Pelzer.
Second best South Carolina .aised Mare
and Colt. P. Mcdonald.
RED CHIEF COLTS.
Best Colt. over years old-S. v. Har-
bin; second best. P. Lewis.
Best Colt, 2 to 3 years old; A. Shank
lin; second best-M. P. Tribble.
Best Colt, under year Odd. K. Nor.
ris; second best-Raymond Simpson.
NoRMAN.PERcHERoN COLTS.
Best Colt, under l year old-V.. n.
Smith second best-No report.
Best Colt over year old-Mr. McCar-
RoADsTERs.
FIRST CLASS.
The judges did not furnish report in
this class.
SECOND CLASS-HEAVY DRAFT.
Best Stallion, years old and upwards,
"Milord' second best Stallion, "Charle-
magne''-Norman-Pe Horse Co.
Best Stallion, 2 to 8 years old-A. T.
Smythe.
Best Stallion. under months old-W.
N. Smith.
HARNESS.
Best Double Team, years old and up.
wards-J. G. Stfiblings second best-A.
T. Smythe
Best Single team, years old end up
waSds-I. C. Stribling, second best.
w. Stribling.
Best Fancy Double Team-J. P. Lewis
secopd best-J. w. Shelor.
Best Fancy Single Horse-A. t. Mer-
ric, second best. G. Hamlin.
Best Siugle Mare-J. p. Lewis; second
best-A. T. Merric.
Best Single Mare, under years old
J. E. Lewis; second best-A. T. Merric.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
JERSEYS.
Best Cow, 3 years old and upwards
James Hunter & Sons; second best-F. j.
Pelzer.
Best Heifer, under 2 years old-Mr.
Jordan.
Best Bull, 8 years old and upwards F.
j. Pelzer; second best-W. A. Clarke.
Best Bull, 2 to 3years old--W A Clark.
Best Bull, under years old--F. ]. Pei.
zer.
Best Bull, under year old-Generostee
Stock Farm; second best-F. j. Pelzer
HoLsrEINs.
Best Bull, 2 to 8 years DIDO. A. Bowen
d Son.
Best Cow. 8 years old and upwar.is-o.
A. Bowen Il Son.
Best Cow, 2 to 8 yesrs old-O. A. Bow
ON q Son.
Best Cow, / to . years old-o. A. Bow.
Best Heifer, undor year old-M. W..
Coleman.
Best Bull, 2 years old-M w. Coleman.
Best Bull, under y"ar old-A. w.
Coleman.
Best Cow, years old. 3. Il. Sloan.
Best Bull-H. E. Ravenel. j..
GRADES.
Best Cow, over years old-T. S. Cray.
ton; second best-Julius Shanklin
Best Heifer, 2 to years old-P. H. E.
Sloan; second best-J. E. Lewis.
Best Heifcr, / to Q years old-Julius
Shanklin; second best-Generostee Stock
Farm.
Best Heifer. under year old-Gener-
ostee Stock Farm; second best. G.
Stribling.
Best Boar, over 8 months old-o. a.
Bowen & Son.
Best Boar, under months old-Julius
Shanklin.
Best Sow, under 8 months old-M. G.
Dickson; second best, Jane Prince.
Best Butter (Jersey), "Rossdalo Farm" :"
The committee reported on exhibition
two cakes of butter from ''Ashtabula
Farm" 1t was very beautiful, but rs
three cakes were required to compete for
premium, it was not considered.
NOTES.
The many friends and admirers Of
Governor Thompson were pleased to see
him in our midst at the Stock Show. He
took great interest, and expressed him.
self as delighted with the evidences of
that this section of the State
affords. The Governor returned upon
the excursion train to Columbia.
Col. A. C. Haskell, President of the
@. & G. R. R., was also present. The
Farmers Society is greatly indebted to
him for the special excursion train,
which enabled great many persons to
attend who would have otherwise been
deprived of that pleasure.
We enjoyed most pleasant ride with
Capt. j. G. Stribling behind his mag.
nifcent pair of Percherons. There is no
man in the State who takes greater in.
terest in fine horses and cattle than Capt.
Stribling. He owns fine farm, and is
a live, progressive citizen. Such men
are worth great deal to any County.
The Society served dinner in house
near the grounds, the proceeds of which
went to defray the expenses Of the ex'
hibition. 1t vas a most excellent din.
ner, and was admirably served by the
charming young ladies of the town.
The order throughout the day was ex.
cellent. We did not see or hear of a
difficulty, though there were a number of
men under the influence of "corn juice. /"
About two hundred persons went up
from Anderson on the special train.
About one hundred came from below.
Senator Smythe and MIR. F. j. Pelzer,
of Charleston, who spend their Summers
near Pendleton, manifested considerable
interest in the exhibition, and contribu.
ted much to its success. Both these
gentlemen own large herds of choice
stock and exhibited many very fine an-
imals on this occasion.
Mr.. w. w. Coleman, one Of Seneca s
most substantial and progressive citizens,
was present, and exhibited specimens of
his choice herd of Holstein cattle.
A gentleman said in our presence: II
have attended several Stock Exhibitions
in Kentucky and other States, but this
exhibition is the best that / hare ever
seen anywhere"
The exhibition will long be remem-
bered as most pleasant occasion, and
should the Farmers Society have another
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