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

"Vulture," cslved June g. 1888, and tn
heiers "Jsssamine," calvei March 8, 1885,
and Esther calved March TO- 1885
There is also fine four months calf, by Lee
tard.
II. o. Mcknight, Washington county
Eleven head, including a tbreeyear.o!d bui
OF 2,200 pounds
". L. George, Bannock, Belmont county
O.-Several head Of Al cattle.
HoLSTlNEs.
". L. Rineheart, Wintersyille, Jefferson
county, o Two head
d Nj. Bane, Gainesville, O.-Seyea head
J Lende SOD, Washington county, Pa
fifteen head, il cluGing one three year
oil , one twc-year old, one four-year-old, ont
fv -year-old and fine bull
j. B. Wilson Il Son. Washington, Pa
Twelve head, including the wellknowr
'Nelberlsnd Hero bull
L. Wheeler & Son, Golfers Station, W
Na.-SeVen head.
DEyoNs.
J. f. Sisson & Co, Roneys Point, Ohio
coupty-Five head
Samuel Bonsr, Washington county, Pa.
Eight head
}. M. Miller, Washington county, Pa
Ten head, including the fine three year old
bull Dick Puritan Mr.. Miller was one
Ct the c"ganizers OF the American Cattle
Club 81 4 was the President last year. He
is now q Vice President His stock took
first prize last year.
JERSEYS.
Rowe Bros, Fredericksburg, Va This
firm, which operates an extensive and cele-
brated stock farm have magnificent herd
OF Jerseys in their pens, and swept off first
premiums yesterday in way which made
the other exhibitors feel bad. At dusk last
night many of their cattle wore the
triumphant red ribbon. and the exhibit pro-
voked general praise.
Clayton Hoge Mt Pleasant, O.-Eleven
herd of superb apimals.
George Hibberd, Ohio county-A fine
bull which took second premium in the
yearling contest
There were q large number oS fine Jer-
seys in the stalls devoted to cattle of this
class, but individual mention OF exhibitors
Ia necessarily ommitted for want OF space.
ANGUS.
Mr.. Benton Geringer, of Washington
county, Pa b; d fine heard Of eleven of
these cattle extended mention OF win, h
was made in our issue Of Monday.
AaAGps
During the aueri con Mr.. A. K. JACOBS
Suprun' endent OF the cattle Gepar menr
,ummeIced calnLg IL: various class s for
,umpeiIion, aud although 1t was raining
y ars-od Jersey buIs, beat bu
calf, let three-ysar.1id COW be-,
twC-yeSr-od COW, and lest heiierS
ua r one and two years, all JERSEYS,
w-re got through with.
the matt T Of bulls NJ. B.
rowe, OF Eredicksou,g. Virginia, carried
OF the first prizes tor three, two and one
YEAR oIds j. II. Denmer, Of St. Ctairsvillc.
took second premium !or three F. o. II ol-
liiay, Of Hreeport o second tor two, and
George HIDberd, OF ONO county, second
or yearlngs in this contest.
Several classes OF horses were also called
end awards made.
To-day, in ca tie, cl9s, il, sho-thorns, class
J., HerefJrcs class G, ABE Geeas, Galoways,
Angus aud other pOl.ei breeds, and class
ID, Devon, will be called.
TIE RAGS
were, Of course, ine.5icbly postponed ye :
te,day, or account Of n" driving rain "nd
deep inuu me geuI.-'uru III charge ar
ranged TO have them called At P. N. to-
day, in case no mole rain fell, but as it
stormed all night a"d lid fair, at ; o'clock
this morning to keep it up today, further
postponement may 5e expected unit! to-
morrow.
Fai. Notes.
The mud yesterday was something hOrri-
Bile, being several inches in deph and stick
irg closer than bro her The few out
siders who bravsd the storm yesterday and
i spected the stock, presented lamentably
rough appearance on their return.
Charles Stoils official score cards Will be
out to-day
In the com petition for the prizes offered
by Simon DaeE Sous for the best bread
baked from their leading brands Of flour,
the following were the successful parties:
Briggs Patent-First prize, Miss Fanny
McCatirey; second prize Mrs. George W.
Keller.
Silver Lake-First prize, Miss Carrie
English; Second prize, AIRS. D. Henderson.
Pure Gold-Fifst prize, Mrs. u. Hender-
son; second prize, Mrs John Ritz.
There were eighteen entries for these
prizes, all from Wheeling.
The Ham e'onian colt Bonner, belong
ing to Philo Kimberly, is the finest three;
wear old on exhibition. ueis beauty and
is prlzed highly by his owner both for his
sreed and general docilitY.
The display OF heavy draught hor,es IS
extensive. Many line specimens OF the
heavy Norman and gigantic Perclerons are
on exhibition, and will undoubtedly, BY
tier excellence, make the task of the
Judges in awarding the premiums difficult
one
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