Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

hsooH. Endy ere noAutfful AnimAles
Tao LAcknwannA Breedera' AasooiA-
tions Of Waverley, Pa, exhibits two
bahB and seven COWS OF the Holateln
stock B0t1s of these cows have . re.
mAFkablo reooAd for producing large
QuAnlltie3 Of milk and butter. The
herd has competed for six prizes the
past summer and has taken every ono
Of them.
William a. Jones 81 Son. Of South
AOntroHe, Pa, have on exhibition q
lhsFd Of eleven Dsvous, four bulls and
seven COWS, aud q herd OF seven Here
lords, three bulls aud four COWS. The
EDsvons have q wonderful record q
prime winners. but the HeTeforis are q
new acquisition.
| William Sellers, Of E1Kemoor, has on
exhibition his beautiful herd OF IL 70,
! gistered Ayersh,res, three bulls and
/ nine COWS. Hla herd 10 hard 70 excel
William Lindsey, Of Elizabeth, N j.
exhibits herd Of 20 registered Ayers
shirea and ten registered GuernseyB
These herds are very much admired.
Joseph KTouse, of Rosille, N. ex
hibils q ine herd OF seven AyeTSshiroE
the head Of which, General Dart, took
drst prise at the late PsnnsylvAnil
State Esir.
ArI. NJ. A. Rodgers exhibits . beAu.i
ful herd Of six registered Jerseys. The
matron OF the herd, "Beauty Lee
Brun," won the vWeepstake prize fol
this best COW In the Isle OF Jersey.
DR.. ]. O. Mccoy, Of Bummltt Bridge
hAs on exhibition o magnificent herd oi
IA registered Jerseys, three bulls and
elsven cows and heifers.
Arnold HAudaln, Jr., between Stan
ton aud Ohris;ia1A, exhibits . herd oi
eleven registered tsorouRhbFed Jersey
Of the Stoke PoRis strain. Wolverine
one OF the herd, has . record OF twenty
quarts Of milk day. Mlnnis's Della
ware stands at the head Of the herd. Mr.
NAudain Is very proud Of his herd and
gives It bis perLonal attention.
Isaac 8. Elliott, Of Brandy wine hun
droj, exhibits his mammoth white
steer, Rradoi 81 Durham, three yearl
old and weighing 1900 pounds. Thil
ttssr exceeds In weight every thing elsl
in the bovine line NJ the Fair.
George White exhibits 3 ToAn Whitt
COW, common species, with q pair Ol
twin calves at her side graded as Alder
neys. Amongst other cattle exhibitor
] Alderney; P. n. Lgnoh, Wilmington,
Holstsin; David MoOJy, HAIes' Cor
ner, bsrd Of Jerseys; A, P Crockett,
Mlddlstown, DEL, herd Of Herefordl
aud DaVont; DR.. q P. GreenleAf, Du,
Points Banks, Devon and Jersey cattle
Mrs. II ID. OrAmeT, Wilmington, Jer'
sey COW; Lewis b MoElwee, Newport
Del, y yoke CT oxen; John W. Banks,
Riverside, Del, herd Of JerGeys; r. II
HodgSon b Son, New London, Chester
county, Pa, heEd Of 6 Imported Jerseysi
A g. Brown, Wilmington, head oi
Jerseys.
o hsE cattle were on exhibit but there
WsEo 10 record or person about the
sails TO dtslsnste what Rrais they
were or who they belonged to.
The sheep dinplay, compared with
other divislans Of the fAir, 10 . little
meAars, bat amongst those on exhibl.
tton are BJme very fine dockB. The
LAokAwAunA Breeders association,
WAverly, Pa. exhibit 10 ptns different
grades; William HomeWood, Newark,
DEL, SHOWS 8 pens of Shropshire sheep
OAieb M, Walters, Seal, Chester county,
Pa, mGkea the largest exhibit, aho wing
70 hssd OF Lincoln, Shropshire and
Hampshire downs.
The display Of swine Is large ard
nrsdltabls Among the exhibitors are
X. 81. HodRson, New London, Pa,
uhester White, Ave pens; William
Lindsay, Elisabeth, N. j., Yorkshire
and Essex, nVe pensi Oaleb N. Walters,
about 80 pens, Seal, Pa, Chester
Whites; Mionael Hinkson, Beaver
Valley, two pens; H. l.. Wood, vii.
minRton, Berkshire, fOnr psng; AlonEo
Nswleu, Stanton, four pensi William
HJmewOOd, Newark, Poland OhtRa,
nkaAAa
Ford, Poland China, two pens; John II.
Le Wis, Newark, Berkshire and Poland
OhinA, ten pens; William RmOndson,
HaTe's Corner. native aud mixed, one
psn; George J. OAIho, Newark, Berk.
shire; J. Il. Anderson, Carpenter, one
pan. Jason Davis is ln charge Of the
sheep and swine pens.
The display OF Agricultural imple-
ments improved yesterday. The HaT
Ian and HolltngsWO OTth Company ex-
hiOit . number of east iron watering
trougha. Phillips b Kane exhibit Q
mum ber Of extension lAddeIs. The Ga.
peile Hard ware Company exhibit oil
number Of SyTsoute chilled plOWs. T.
8. Brown exhibits . number OF hAr.
rows, ploWB, feed o1ttsr, the "IeKoel"
windmill aDd StudebAker wagons. M
A j. Springer eXhib,ta the Minneapolis
reaper and mower, Billiards. hAy tedder,
= large number OF ploWa, hATrOWs,
diills, corn shelters, feed cutters, PJy- |
neeE's fRU, corn planters and q large |
variety OF other farming implements.
John II. mclaughlin exhibits large
nuubef Of aRTioplturAl Implements, |
amongst which is Grant fan mill |
double blAB:; New Eaelaud root OUTER
ana q number Of South Band Chilled |
PloHB.
j. r. White g. Bro exhibits the
DaeIing reaper AID mower and Deerlng
maOalnsry, Webster wagons, windmill
pumps, WizArd ploWs, Fletcher corn
sSell0ra, Aome bArrowB, Buckeye elder
mill, quite tie largest display OF ARri. |
machinery on the ground.
W g Mahaffs exhibits farm, express |
AEd delivery wagons.
The PsnnssroTs PAFvin Iron wagon
exhibit hva Eclipse wagons
IOr all farm purposes.
Had the main exhibition building
been built As large AgAin as IL Is It
would It'll havs been tao small to have
all Who wanted room.
The consequence IA that q number Of
Annexes In the shape OF large tents had
10 be put up, and tome Of these are filled
10 oVeTflo wing. The ladies' department
II hsndIwork ls so fall, and there is
iuch o large dIsplAy of the prettieat
FoTk tbst ever RrAOed fair, that II 10
,sWildsTiug to think OF enumeFatinR
hem All, though all OF them deserve
iotlce. Ii
Ga entering the exhibition building
he display or O. W. 6oodinR's groos
les striksS tho view very forclbly. ".
Allison 10 making . splendid exhibit
4 wire work, and close to him is an i'm.
d sns0 display OF william Lea h Sons
l0aR In bags and In barrels.
pMRafs o m ard farming Al kha iafk Aha