Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-09-10
THE STOCK SHOW.

| Il. w. Sanders, is quite sick with fever.
NJ.
THE STOCK SHOW.
The Rock Hill Herald of last week pub
fishes the following list of exhibits at the
recent stock show in that town:
DIR. T. NJ. DuBose, "Jennette," Ayrshire
COW, three years old.
DR.. T. NJ. DuBose, "Waldo," Ayrshire
bull calf u months old.
A. H. White, ELECTION" registered Jer-
sey bull, five years old.
A. H. White, Lilly of the Vale," regis
istered Jersey cow, five years old.
A. H. White, grade Jersey cow, four years
old.
A. H. White, grade Jersey heifer, six
teen months old.
A. H. White, Jersey calf, nine months
old.
A. H. White, grade Jersey calf, six
months old.
A. H. White, grade Jersey, three months
old.
w. B. Wilson, Jr., fine native COW, five
years old.
w. B. Wilson, Jr., grade Ayrshire heifer,
| 1S months old.
John G. Steele, grade Jersey heifer, eight
John G. Steele, grade Holstein bull, three
months old.
vi. Roddey & Son, "Graff," registered
Holstein bull, two and a half years old.
| w. l.. Roddey & Son, grade Holstein
heifer, two and half months old.
| w. l.. Roddey & Son, fine native cow.
w. L. Roddey a. Son, grade Holstein
heifer calf, three weeks old.
S. L. Reid, grade Holstein heifer calf,
four months old.
w. c. Hutchison, grade Jersey heifer,
two years old.
VIM. Dillingham;, native COW, seven
years old.
w. J; Waters, grade Ayrshire bull' one
f: H. Garrison, Creepy COW, three and a
d. P. Steele, ssDarline," Jersey COW, three
years old, and Jersey calf.
d. P. Steele, "Duke of Catawba," Jersey
bull, two years old.
D. P. Steele, Jersey bull calf, one year
D. P. Steele, grade Jersey heifer, sixteen
months old.
D. P. Steele, grade Jersey heifer, four
months old.
R. w. Workman, Creepy bull, two years
old.
Rev. J. S. White, "Mabel," registered
Jersey cow, two years old.
Rev. is. White, Jersey calf, four months
old.
Jersey cow, two years old.
VIM. Whyte, grade Holstein calf, four
months old.
w. S. Adams, grade Jersey heifer, two
years old.
James F. Reid, grade Jersey heifer calf,
| fifteen months old.
S. L. Smith, grade Ayrshire cow, four
years DID,
T. S. Neely, Ayrshire bull, three years
old.
T. S. Nicely, Ayrshire bull calf, eight
T. S. Neely, Ayrshire heifer calf, seven
months old.
julius Friedheim, Creepy heifer calf.
J. C. Witherspoon, 'Pequinillo" regis
tered Jersey cow, four years old.
j. c. Witherspoon, grade Jersey heifer,
fourteen months old.
J. C. Withrspoon, grade Jersey heifer,
three months old.
&c. Witherspoon, Jersey heifer, three
months old.
Col. c. Jones, native cow and twin calves.
r.. J. Garrison, native bull, three years
J. B. Patrick, Jr., three pigs, half Poland
China half Jersey Red, three months old.
A. H. White, Berkshire boar, one year
old.
w. B. Wilson, Jr., Berkshire SOW, one
year old.
J. w. Steele, Jersey Red SOW and pigs.
J. w. Steele, Jersey Red boar.
V. B. McFadden, Poland China boar and
sow.
Z. L. Garrison, four Plymouth Rock
chickens.
Master w. B. Wilson, pair Seabright
Dc, 70, md irht
r. M. London, pair Buff Cochin chicks.
A. H. White, three Southdown ewes,
three years old.
A. II. White, South down buck, three
years old.
John G. Steele, "Markmaster," thorough
bred stallion, three years old.
John G. Steel, "Kate Mason," thorough
bred mare, aged.
D. Hutchison, "Gipsey," grade mare colt.
w. G.. Hutchison, "Bell Anderson" grade
mare colt, two years old.
colt, one year old.
Whitaker e. Berry, "Spendthrift," thor
oughbred stallion, seventeen years old.
B. G. Presley, grade horse.
Alexander ChisOlm, colored, native mare
colt, one month DID,
w. S. Adams, grade mare colt, two years
old.
Walter II. Moore, grade colt, two years
old.
John H. Steele, 4 grade mare colt, two
years old.
a. P. Hannah, grade mare colt, two years
old.
r. w. Oates, native mare colt, fifteen
months old.
&c. Witherspoon, grade horse colt, six
teen months old.
C. r. Starnes, native horse, six years old.
j. Garrison, native mule, five years old.
Iredell Jones, pair native mules.
j. w. Collins, thoroughbred stallion five
years old.
D. P. Steele, "John King" Jack, seven
year old.
On the Both ultimo Mrs. George Poole
of Laurensville was burned by the explo-
sion of a can of kerosene oil while she was
endeavoring to kindle a fire in stove by
pouring oil upon it. The unfortunate lady
fingered several hours and at last was re-
lieVed of her sufferings by death.