Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

the Vermont Machine Company, Bellows'
Falls, Vermont. A feed mill and ,Eac-
ten engine, which ran the betting in the
building about completed this exhibition.
Messrs G. G. and ID. W. Holloway, of
Flushing, Ohio, came next on thewsy with
an elegant display of carriages and buggies,
which displayed fine workmanship in their
manufacture. The Messrs. Holloway also
have on exhibition specimens of improved
groin drills.
Next came a binder attachment for all
styles of mowers and reapers, which is
complete invention and is displayed by S.
L. MeCulloch, Of this city. 1t attracted
much attention.
L. Spence, otiMartin's Ferry, Ohio has on
xhib ton threshing machine OF his own
manufacture, also Pitt machine made by
>. Spring fCld firm, for which he is AGENT
farmers Friend drill. He has also
TWO ENGINES,
one six horse portable engine and heavy
traction engine. His display is quite full
8. S. Hotchkiss, of Mansfield. Ohio is
general agent of the Dering Company,
Jincinpsti, Ohio, aud has on exhibition q
uumber of farm implements such as NOV.
CTS, binders and respers A good display.
Conrad Lopg, of Martins Ferry, agent Of
the S rscuse Chilled Plow Company, of
Syracuse, n. Y, had on exhibition num-
Ger of their double and single horse i'm.
proved plows, which thelabor- saving farmer
ives interested in.
John Robinson, of Valley Grove, has on
exhibition model Of Fowlers hay and
grain elevator for slowing away hay and
grain in barn without the use OF the pitch
t, rk A very handy arrangement.
The Webster Wagon Company, of
Mourdsville, had a very fLe display of
wagons on hand, which were much admired
Tor the fine quality of work upon them
and their durability, combined with beauty.
This wagon is well known all over the
country.
D. W, Dorrance, Of SteubenVille, Ohio,
has a miniature fac simile of
PATENT LOG TURNER,
to be used in saw mills in turning heavy
logs. Mr.. Dorrance is the patenlee aud it
seems that he has struck pretty good
ling in an easy sort of manner.
Mr.. J. A. Arthur, who is quite q genius
ard las been in our city several weeks, has
on exhibition his one wheeled rig, which
attracts much attention from the sight
sCers. 1t is novel arrangement aud it is
understood that several gentlemen in the
city have purchased the right for the manu-.
taCture. Mr.. Arthur has also number of
other useful inventions of his own.
The Eureka Mower Company, Of Utica,
n. Y, also has on exhibition through their
gents, the Columbus Tool Company, sew
raj OF their mowers which are pronounced
% be complete machine.
A. J. Sprague, of Darlington, Ohio, is
Datentte of an automatic rotary harrow,
which is one OF the most complete OF the
Sird ever seen.
w. G. McComas & Son, of Colerain, o.,
.xhibit an improved hay derrick and hay
:orlitr for stocking purposes. A very com
yetc machine.
n J. Duffield displays improvement in
LAUNDRY APPLIANCES,
which, judging from appearances, are fitted
to save much labor. An ironing. board
which cries the clothes while they are being
ironed, is one of the inventions and ia a
good one, as is also the wash boiler on which
he has patent, Mr.. Duffeld is engaged
in making q continuance that will make
our river water as pure and transparent as
any aqua purs ever seen, by evaporation,
which will be quite boon to persons who
drink water.
Boyle & Jones, of Martins Ferry, showed
road engine Of their own manufacture
,hich was handsome piece of work.
George Davis, Of Washington, Pa, at
tracted the interest of a large number Of
vi.itorsby exhibiting an Eclipse traction en-
CINE manufactured BY Fitch & Co, of
Wsynesboro, Pa. 1t is an elegant piece Of
work and gets over the ground in good
sbepe.
J. G Kline of the North End, is agent
for the Day self heating bath tub, which is
quite continuance and thing needed in
every home. especially some, Look at
them.
l. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has on
exhibition the Cooley creamer, and dishes
out
DELICIOgSLY COOL M;LE
and cream from one Of them to show how
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