Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

Buck also exhibits his French coach
horse, Federal, importod BY his owner.
He is an admirable specimen OF eqline
beauty ard attracts much admiration.
John p. Orozar OF Upland, Pa, ex-
hihils Wickliffe, q high bred stallion of
much beauty, for which the owner has
refused S25 600.
Caleb III. Walters OF Seals, Pa, hes on
exhibition his fne black French coach
horse imported, Ave years old. Like his
fellow-countryman, Federal he wears his
\ tail banged. and also elbows the high de
gree of proficiency the breeding OF this
| peculiar type of horses the French have
attained.
Robert Porter Of New Castle hundred,
has on exhibition bis stallion, Bob Bid
dley, Libby, three years old filly, and
John, a & iding, two years old.
G. O. Poulson Of L,nwood, Pa, shows
his mare, Madge, with foai at side, and
SWarlhmore, an imported English thor
ourhbred, who at three years old won
$40 600 in single stake.
john OIanor Of DeLand, Florida, has
ON exhibition, Cecil, thoroughbred out
Of the famous Eolus.
Joseph Rhoads OF Warwick, Nd, ex-
hibls his thoroughbred, Hampton, 6
years old.
Avian Allen Of Wilmington, shows his
Ham letonian, Napoleon Hannis, out OF
Fannie Gilpin, a mare that enjoyed con-
siderable local fame in her day, and q.
year.old entered, Abdallah aud Gclddust
stoos, nephew Of the famous Gold
smith Maid.
Among the scores Of entries IL Ia notice
able that there ID but single white horse
in the boxes, and he has his complement
in his owner, who Ia pronounced and
emphatic blonde.
Following is a list of the exhibitors of
horses George D. Weilherill, Belle.
vae; L. @ Stidham, Wilmington; O. G.
pouison, Linwood, Pa; William Luke,
Rceklapd; Francis N. Buck, Whining.
ton; Denuis Balger, Wilringson; Jester u
Mcdaniel, Wilmington; William Baxter,
Wilmington; L. j. Morrison, Ogletown;
E. b. Emory, Cen;Eevilie, Md; John
Cranor, Do Land, Fla; Joseph Rhoads,
Warwick, Nd; Sellers Hoffman, Ohadds
Ford, Pa Thomas Slack, Hare's Corner;
Joseph Fl. Gould, Wilmington; l.. B. Nc
ElWee, Port Penn; Fred II. Clair, Gen.
treville; Thomas W. Mcoracken, Sum
NIT Bridge; ]. n willis, Monmouth,
Warren county, n. j DR.. ]. @. Mccoy,
Khkwooi; John s. Pettidomase, Car
penters; Hu1h Dannehoweg, Wilmington:
Thomas Is. FiemmiGg Wilmington; Rob
eyt portar, Wilmington; Joseph David
son Wilmington; Caleb II Walters,
Seals, Chester county, Pa; Everett Guest,
| Marshalitown; Alonz1 Newlin, stanton;
j. Merrill Thomson, Wilmington: Samuel
o. Allen, Salem n. j.; Martin & Dure,
Wilmington; DR.. T. X, Brown, Whining
tNn; Robert Beatty, brsndywine hundred;
Willard Gregg, Centrayillc: Pussy q
Jones Company, Wilmington; Robert d.
Patton, Wilmington; John p. Grocer,
Upland, Pc; Richard Rothwell, VIII
miDgt7U; George l. Lohb, ohadd's Ford
Pa; William L. Knots, GEeenyille; Al
van Allen, Wilmington; Samuel ].
White, Wilmington; Thomas Fsgan, Will
m ngton; Jsmes Pagan, Wilmington;
Thomas Naype, WILMINGTON; Truman
Wallace, Wilmington; John It. DeYine,
Wilmington, l. 4. Elliott, Braudywine
hundred, Richard Morgan, Wilmington;
Frank Morgan. Wilmington; William II
KlaiE, Ogntrsville, Md; George Edmond
SOL, Chadd's Ford, Pa.
IN THE CATTLE PENS.
The cattle pens are filed and the ex
hibits in this department aggregate about
200 A fner lot OF registered, blooded
and graie stock has never been seen in
this section Every special branch of
the bovine family is represented and
y every fancy in ssock raising here ends m
illuitra.ion. Tho Onanpei Islauds thrug{.,
exports and their progeny 10 b. odds Til
best represented, aud tns Holsisiu breeds
are next the most numerous OF any OF
the several SPECIES. The exhibits are so
comprehensive Gs to extend from the
aristocratic PoaiS stock OF Jersey, ex-
quiBitely graceful creatures, TO the mann.
moth Holstein bullock. weighing over a
ton and quarter. Nothing could he-of
more interest 10 the stock fanoier than
this long unbroken line Of stalls, each
containing an object having some special
merit or ciaim to attention
William Il Cochran of Middletown ex-
hibIts herd Of . short horns i've bulls
two COWS and two hetfess. THIS herd has
been in competitive contests TOR prlzss
upon two previous occasions, and has
carried CT the prizes. They are splendid
animals Of keayY frame, deep red ia colos
with white points.
VIM. aomeTood OF Newark has on ex-
hibition fine herd of grade short horns.
Dr.. S. e. Curtis Of Wilmington shows
nire beautiful yearliDgs Of his herd,
and q three years old bull imported
with a number of cows by tho owner.
i Tbs group 10 much admired.
The Lsckawanne Breeders Association
I Of WayeEly, Pa, exhibits herd OF Two
bullB and saTen cows Of the Hoistein
breed fregisteied). Mooney Sourie, the
heaa OF the herd, weighs 2, $50 Is i've
ytsrs old. He is q magnificent brute,
X perfect II form and pictGresqusly attrac-
tlve III his ma9igeness. He mas been eX
idited ii various parts Of thn New Eng
land Gni Middle States for three ytare,
an1 has nsvsr failed IL Winning tho frat
pr2e Of his clAss. Ills companion is four
years Old, weighs 3fe, 10 almost coun.
tdrpSrt Of the iormer and hgs g0n second
/ pr.Gs III syery contest in which he mas
1 1ean brought 10 competition with his aire
nd FIRST Whenever tho latter was not
shown. or the COWS Klaasjs is queen Of
the herd. she has q record If 70 pounds
7ounees ofnliiE in onn day or 2 JGl peuads
/ ii ounces in ii months and L. DAYS. test
under advanced rules Of tsRiStrSt;onl
Eoukjo, who is not exhihits Tor = prize
q. this tina. is second IN the herd, with q
reaofd Of q GO POUNDS OF milk psr gear
and 62 pounds IL ounces Of milk the
3G5th Gay Of her profit. The hssd has
taEgn every prize, six it has competed for
thls season,
william II. Jones d Son OF South Mon.
irose, Pa, exhibited two herds IL
Dev3ns, four bulls and seven Gown and
uei3egs; seven Hsrefeldi, three balls
and four cows This DevonH hava won
eight her5 prizes IN aE many fairs and The
bead Of the family, Retainer, 10 the win
ner Of Ia tirat p,izea within two years.
The matron Of ths herd, i3urp.ise, beside
other prizes is the holder If the sweep
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