The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-01

ME Means, Paris, Ill Mrs G. w. lowering, Paris;
Mrs. George r. Fravell. Marion; Mrs. Ella
Wiles. Lebanon Miss May Keen Mrs f. E.
Shideler, Mics Auna Kistner and Miss e. Du-
souchet,' indianapolis, and Miss Libbie Cook
erly, Bloomington. Sewing-Mrs. Eugene f.
Haak. Madison; Mrs. S. r, Maxam, Princeton;
Mrs. Will Hughes. indianapolis; Mrs. r. Martin,
Cape Girardeau, Mo. Table Linens-Mrs
Harriet Stanton, Greenwood; Lizzie Lane, In
dianapolis: Mrs. A. Cox, White Lake; Mrs. Mary
IIedrick. Mrs NJ. Al. Finch, Mrs. n A. Ford
Mrs. Juliette McCurdy and Mrs S. II. Scott In
dianapolis; Mrs G. b. Darling. North Indianap-
oils; Mrs. Sallie ]. Howard, Mrs. A. j. Hay.
Mrs. j. w. Carran, Mrs. L. Thomson, Mrs. E.
Speer. Greensburg; Mrs. NJ. j. Flick, Lawrepce
Mrs Sadie Hall, indianapolis. On Old LADIES'
Work-Mrs. Spading Anderson: Mrs. Nj. B.
Anderson, Greensburg, and Mrs. Jane Shull,
Vevay.
In the livestock department premiums were
awarded yesterday as follows:
Light Harness Horseback Dckerson Green's
burg first stallion four years DID, Brennan Broth
ers. first stallion three years old; w L. Hare Fish
ers Switch first stallion two years old stallion
one year old, on stallion colt and four years
old j. l.. Caldwell first on mare three years old.
Beef Breeds OF Cattle Sweepstakes-Iowa Here
ford cattle Company. Indianola Ia first on bull any
age; Thos. Without Middletown Ind first on COW or
heifer Adams Earl Lafayette first two nerds of ive
Grade Draft Horses-Dillon Brothers, Normal, H.,
nssa Fraa TG1r o On % colt on ars
years DID, s. L. Wright, Bloomingdale, Ind first on
mare two years old.
first buck two years old buck one year old, eve
two years DID, and under one year; Privett
Brothers. Greensburg, first buck under year
and eve one year old.
Long-wool Sheep. B. Hearlley Knightstown
first on buck two years DID, buck under year,
under one year five lambs; Prvett Brothers. frat
eve one year old, eve two years old and buck one
year.
Southdowns-Privett Brothers. first on buck two
years old. Anna Newton. Pontiac, Mich. first on
buck one year old and eve one year old. Balls & Laut
city, first eve under year and buck under
year. w. d. Irwin, Danville, first on eve under TWO
years and five lambs.
To get the benefit of transporting the crowds to
the fair grounds yesterday several parties with wagons
from adjoining counties took out hackmans licenses.
They came from Montgomery, Shelby. johnson and
Hamilton. Heretofore strangers have adopted this
means of turning honest penny, but they
never required to pay for license longer than
week. The new ord nance compelled them to pay for
the balance of the fiscal years nine months.
The exhibitors in the sheep department. together
with the members of the State Board of Agriculture
stopping at the Denison House, met in the parlors
DUNCAN Upon his arrival Mr.. Grer member of
the board, in behalf of the exhibitors after few APP
propriate remarks presented him with deliberately
from Exhibitors of Sheep, 1886" His response was
short as ne too well pleased to express his feel
ings in words
1t was not highly edfyng or ctyiike sight to see
the streetcar yesterday in fierce and vocifer
Gus competition with the drivers and runners of ex
press wagons and hacks getting passengers for the
State fair The streetcar on the illinois and Pennsvl
vania-street lines had runners and cappers on
Washington street each of these lines bowling
Right this way to the fair ground, only cents"
with useless energy and waste of lung power that
must have been as disusting to country people who
came on visit to the capital it notifying to
residents who. such great occasions do not like to
have Indianapolis given the appearance and reputation
OF fourth town. with little county fair in prog
ress The uselessness of all this bowling ought to be
apparent to the streetcar company. They get
the streetcars, even though packed as on yester
day like sardines in box. The express wagons Will
get nothing but the overflow, and the greed of the
street-car company not rob them of that though
they howl never so loudly.