The Somerset reporter., 1890-09-25
Somerset Central Show.


At the Cattle Snow of the Somerset
Central Society last week the following
awards were made:
Herefords-Bulls years and over, X.
B. Shepherd, LIST.
Bull Calves-D. X. & J. Went worth,
LIST and 3rd; Moses French Son, End
Cows-R. b. Shepherd. lst and 2nd
Moses French Son, Bird
Heifers-3 years, r. b. Shepherd, LIST
Moses French Sos, End and 3rd.
Heifers- 2years old, R. B. She pherd,
LIST; Moses French & Son, End and 3rd.
Heifers- year old, R. B. Shepherd,
LIST; d. X. & J. W. Wentworth, 2ud land
3rd.
Heifer Calves-R. B. Shepherd, LIST and
End; Moses French Son, 3rd.
Guernseys-Bull Calves, X. B. Shep-
herd, lst. Heifers, 2 years old and ]
year old, r. B. Shepherd, LIST.
Grade Jerseys-Cows, VIM. Pitts, LIST
p. Aian.e MeIattre III anil 9rd
Heifers-3 yeas old, Wa. Pitts, LIST
Heifers-2 years old, Il. b. shepherd
LIST. Heifers-l year old, Harrison, Weston
lst and 3rd ;Alonzo McIntire End; Heifel
Calves, Wm.P Pitts LIST.
Grade H0lsteins- Heifer Calves, VIM
-'- 1872. o, - -uryrur
ner, LIST; Abel Homestead, End; Harriso,
Weston, ord; Fred I. French, gratuity
Ar THE HALL.
The display at the hall was opened t,
the public Wednesday morning and ha.
been visited by large number of people
There Isl good showing of vegetables
fruit, butter, cheese, &C., though MOI
quite as large a. usual. W. b. Clifford.
display Of birds, animals and fur rugs, Is
very attractive feature and more thar
worth going to the hall to see, even II
there were nothing else on exhibition,
But there are many other things among
them being number of African curiosj
ties loaned by Mrs. Clafilln q liable mad,
oy Y: W. Ames. Fairfield, of curly red
wood from California, sycamore and
french walnut valued at $780, home mad,
rugs, quilts and fancy articles 10 . reat va
riety; g. M. Nolin's hay knives and
grass hooks; cloth from the mill of 1,
Anderson Co.; display of furniture
from Bragg Varney's; organs from j
N. & l. j. Smiths; harnesses and trunks
from Geo. Weymouth's; fancy work from
Miss J. B. Nays; millinery from Mrs. ii
IL. BlgelOw's;a large line of gents fur.
nishings including hat In the differen,
stages Of making, by G. w. Hawes
canned goods &C. from Patterson's: dry
goods and furs from Ordway's; and
crockery and flower pots from Hillman's
Mrs. Nolin's display OF preserved fruits
1ellles and pickles Is an usually fine one
including ~ varieties. One Of the great
attractions In the evening is spinning
wheel which Is operated by young lady
nnder the supervision of s. ID. Arnold.
Inc exhibition Is good one and all
should attend.
THE RACES WEDNESDAY.
The races at the park Yesterday after
noon, held under the auspices Of the
Somerset Central Agricultural Society.
consisted of two year old class and the
Z:4O class. The first named had only
three starters and was quickly disposed
OF, but the latter, the , 40 class. had n
nne field of starters, seven In number
and 1t required five heats to decide the
winner. The first two were easily taken
oy the four-year-old bay gelding, C. M.
r., owned by Chas. M. Phillips of Shaw.
mutt The third heat this horse acted bad
being apparently tired, and Currier the
brown gelding of A. r. Yates of Water.
m, l.