Telegram-herald., 1888-09-20

thlri ls sef ceer f4arh. lJ asf cenL
4is-9Aes. parss $50, nile heats. test
ilTss Ia afe.
k.ala1l tr0ttlaz F4css Tor purse 80. 6
Prvnilm. t1s Hlie aeats best three in
ave. lsr roadster stz-iloas t1et lave made
t-e season la Michigan Fom Nzy / no Jolly
l. lass nrst o1 per cent. second - per
c-at. o. ~, a. pSs csnt.. loUgth. 40 pes
cent
Ai.s running race for purse 40 = Pre-
mllm. tl-a mI.e heats best two 10 three,
catch ~u4-Lts- distance tnirty yares urst,
es' rer cent. second. 30 p~i cent. lhlrd. 40
pei csnL
Musksson 81 cisl trsn on the r.. G. =.
q 4. leaves a. ESQ ZACH dav.
he Detroit Lansing & Northern railroad
21 .. 10. ual.s wIl STOP al the FAIR
grounds and al say stations 10 let OF
passengers.
Fsir Groand Personals.
c. + Johnson ana ladies OF Deer Lake,
we're a.. the FAIR yesterday.
G.. +. Coon, oi shelby called a. our tent
on ihs fa.E grounds Yesterday.
Willis J. Mills. editor of the Blanchard
Boomer, Is attending the tair this week
Hon. Seal Mc MILAN, Of Rockford. was
shaking hands witn his friends al the Fair
grouncs yesterday.
Geo A. Sage. of Rockford took supper Al
the popular ~. q. i. T.. dining hall a. the
Fair grounds yesterday.
+ f Ackerman. OF the Casnovia Herald,
accompanied oY ms wife was looking at
THE attractions al the air grounds yester-
day.
&C GILES editor and proprietor OF the
Lake View Enterprise was a. The FAIR yes
terdaY, and expressed himself Is well
pleased Win the exhibit.
Brown a sehIer.
These energetic agricultural dealers COW
erei more suace WItn their tents than any
o.ner, and the machinery OF each tent was
under the direct charge Of a special agent
Oae OI tie most attractive OF these tents
Was tnal OF the Red. White and Blue mower
the iarmers fsyDrlts as was proven by the
number OF farmers who discussed It's merits
ab0ut the tent The BONANZA corn planter
has he only force ieei of any planter in
the market; tbe Emplre grain drill and fer
uZer with the patent spring noe; the
Fuller s. Johnson hay raSe which by
changing iour bolts can Be changed rom a
pole 10 thill rake. all &c med 10 be
especially attractive 10 the tarmers and IN
fact all classes.
tn hghiest binder IN the market, weighs
only l,l5O pounds The height OF cut can
be regulated from the seat with the team
under motion, aud with its grain saving at
t@clment, which no other machine has
will save on average OF one bushel of
grain TO the acre. IL IS absolutely the only
two horse harvester in the market
OF ali that Brown & Sehlsr exhibited
nothing was more deserving OF the attan-
~ a M ha
Binder and Mower. which were under tne
infringement ot ID. III. smith. OF Jackson.
Ine grOw Ia Of the trade in these machines
may oe seen from the fact that Mr. Smith
com mencsd work ia this State only two
years ago. Last year the trade in
creased = per cent, and this year it
has nol fallen below last year. The binder
IS an ali steel frame structure. and is
beauty. The Desrng IS the most easily ad-
justed of any machine IN the world II is
guaranteed u 90 satisfactory work, and is
one Of tne longest lived binders ever manu-
iaCtuTed. Imitation IS the sinceIest com
phment and the competitors OF the Deering
AL Ststl Binder are doing their utmost 10
make machines that viii be as close an
imitation OF it as possible. The Deeung
mowers are IN 10 wise behind the binder in
point OF excellence, and attracted universal
attention
Sir. Smith took great pains % make his
tent attractive. and the great crowd. which
was at al times about his tent yesterday.
teslites 20 the extent OF his success These
machines Can Always De seen at Brown 4
Sehier's agricultural house on West
Bridge 81.
The Perfection weiCher
John S. Harris. the live agent for the
Perfection Weighing Attachment for
thrssaing machines. was busy all day show
inE the merits 0f TIE attachment. which
viii save me farmer the expense of two
men, for 1t viii weigh or measure the grain
aud place If iD sacks or wag ms ss desired.
There IS no dogot but that by using a Per
fecrion Weieher threshsr can save more
than double the pTices. of 10 in one season.
nos taking into consideration the satisiac-
ton eiven and the tr0ueie saved. All
owners % seyaTst0rs should call on Brown
A. oe1ler. the local agents, and see the a.
tachment WORK.
Headqusrtsrs for AKriouituralista.
C. N. HigDy. The energetic agricultural
dealer Of III Ellsworth ave. had several
tents Eed aIlei viih '9ng iist Of impie.
msn.s. Tie Empire harvesting machine.
the .s7or.te vita ali iarmsrs, occup ed a
C9us uspi-lols place - the center ol hs loca-
ton. The osewn Binder. which s
e9gsed oniv oy lhs Empire, vss Bear by
ana an immense crOHd ea1li BE seen a50at
tasse tents st al sours. discussing tLeir
merits
The foIi0rirr tst of implements we're
a.s1 % b. ssen a. his tents TIE DAISY
hay Baker Albion t1lliVsfor. Nichols 6
Shepherd feresllax rlEf. SFrscl.s -8. ~
f.ovs ard fhe strait W11 MiN. the on s
Ti1d u ar fhe zro.nn tlst was actually a.
woTs rumi water. a. ~. BigbY. a. 10ngn
0ntr Snort uns resident ci tl.s citv has
zsiu@i 4 boat nf f-snts. he Vli alwars