The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-02
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Horse and Stock Fair
Oct. 10, IL and IL, '00.

| ana nave barred farm and Hendryx
from the Free-for-A race and ar
ranged special for Tariff, whose
owner, the president of the society,
has promised that the horse will
surely make the race. This race will
well be worth the price Of admission
for the whole fair.
The secretary is having large
number of applications and several
good entries have already been made
in each of the races, insuring two or
more races each day.
The following is the speed pro-
gramme of races:
FARMERS RAcE-Purse $500, open
to county horse that never won a
premium in race.
THREE. YERAR OLD RACE-Half-mile
heats, purse $4,000.
Two-THIRTY TRoTTING RACE--Purse
$4,000.
RUNNING RAcE-Open to all horses.
Purse $500.
STALLION RACE-For stations owned
in the county, purse $4,000.
Two FORTY TRoTTING RAcE-Purse
$4,000.
THREE-MINUTE RACE-Purse $3.50.
FREE-FOR-ALL RACE-Purse 5000.
The entry fee is ten per cent of purse
in all races, except the Farmers race
and the Running race, in both of which
| the entry fee is one dollar.
The following Special Premiums
have also been offered:
Edison Woodman offers for each
colt from his stallion Marquis, exhib-
tied at the fair, $500.
Hathaway & Warner for the best
10 Gavin sucking colt SIS, 2nd SO,
3rd So.
The Cleveland Bay Horse Co.
offer for the best Cleveland Bay stall
lion colt from any one of their horses
so, 2nd So. For the best FLY colt,
lst $40, 2nd So.
Stanley & Co. offer for the best
Luck's All stallion colt, $40, 2nd So.
For the best FLY colt, $40, 2nd So.
All of the above premiums to be
paid in stallion service next year. The
entry fee for each of these special
premiums will be % cents for each
entry.
DYCKMAN HOUSE STAKE.-Long-
well, Clancy and Van Antwerp offer
two speed prizes: First-For horses
that cannot trot faster than four min
utes, purse so. Second-For horses
that nevr trotted race, purse $40.
Mile heats, best two in three. Five
to enter, three to start.
r. w. Broughton offers to best
young lady rider one pair of the
famous $500 Gray Brothers shoes.
To second best pair of Gray Broth
ers' So shoes.
Fred. Bilsborrow offers in trade at
his store, six dollars to any one who
will produce the best standard bred
colt under six months old. To Sec
ond best 81 in trade at his store.
Jay Cummings gives three elegant
prizes: One dress pattern, 10 yards
36-inch dress goods, with all Innings
value 1920, to the family making the
disappearing turnout, with not less
than three children, best team oil
horses, harness, buggy, etc., making
complete outfit. Fine Parasol
value So to the lady who can and
does make the best appearance on the
track with any one of the officers OF
the horse fair at the hour of $50 p
M, Friday, the second day. A fine
Lace Bib and Body Pin for the best.
looking baby noticed on the ground
by a committee consisting of Ed
Wildey, Ed. Welch and Ed. Thayer
All prizes to be delivered from his
store, on presentation of order given
by Horse Fair Association, signed by
president and secretary, and present
ed by party to whom it was given.
w. j. Sellick Il Son for best (unmar
ried) gentleman and single driver to
carriage First premium, Plush lined
Goat Robe. $500; End, one ga Horse
Blanket, So 90.
Geo. w. Rooms for best sucking colt
all work First, an all-wool Blanket
3d. End whip, 81. Colts to be exhibited
at his blaze of business after award to
receive premium.
Geo. +. Breck offers for fastest walk
ing team Zone half mile) $500, end 81 80
c. r. Avery offers for best display o.
two-year-old colts, for all purposes,
large floor easel, with 22X36 Oil Paint
ing, with 4-inch gilt moulding. TIL,
painting is now on exhibition at Star
Dry Goods House-west window.
Geo. w. Tyler IL Co offer 800 il
merchandise for best span of horse:
for all work; 2nd best $500.
Longwell Bros will give $500 in trade
for the best herd of Shetland ponies
The herd receiving premium to be ex
hibited in front of the store after tn,
award.
Harry w. Slovenian will give one
pair Robinson IL Burtenshaw's hand
turned, 800 ladies' shoes to the hes