The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-24

ay milk record. CO lbs; 80 days, ,730; ~ mos,
], 500; Is months, 16 0O9 lbs.
Aka DeVries, age. years; No. s.453. One
ay milk record, 50 lbs; 80 days, ,691; ; IL mos,
. 06s lbs.
Ina DeVries-age, years No. 13 227. Sire
Dunn, No. 612 in Herd Book; Dam, Aka De-
Tries, No. s453 in Herd Book. One day milk
ecord. 80 lbs; 30 days, $40; months. 1856 lbs
Clothilde ads Netherland-age,2 yrs. No. II. .s55
sire, Netherland Prince, No TIC. Dam ,Clothilde
ID mol .451. One day milk record A lbs; go days
1893 lbs. Her dams day milk record, 6s lbs.
'016 lbs butter in days, and 12U lbs in 20 days
Her granddam gave 10l lbs milk in one day,
&c, ,021 lbs in 12 months; 1s lbs milk made lb of
butter.
Ethel DeKol-age, 90 months; No. IA 053. Sire, |
Uncle Dan Barnum. No. 500. Dam. DeKol 2d's |
Queen, No 6324. Her dams butter record 2sK |
lDs in days, as a year old; IA lbs milk made
1 lb butter. Her granddam's butter record, go
lbs in days; 121z lbs milk made / lb butter
Edith Turlington-age, % months; No. .si2
Sire, Dunn, No. G12 Dam, Aurora of Turling-
ton. No 3,s43 Her dam gave in one day, 81 lbs
milk in 80 days, 1905; in - months. '0,052i lbs
ECommodore DeVries-age.8 months. Sire, Pc
ter Mahomed No. 10,929. Dam, Ina DeVries,
No. 13, ,227. His dam has record of 80 lbs milk
in one day; 800 lbs in 80 days; 3456 lbs in m os
Captain DeVries-age, mos. Sire. Dunn,
No. 612. Dam, Aka DeVries I'd, No. s,453.-
DAMS milk record, SO lbs in one day; 1,691 lbs
in 20 days; 12,O6s lbs in - months.
Mildred DeKol-age, months; No. 10 724.-
Sire Netherland Alban. No. 1854. Dam, DeKol
I'd, No. 734. Dam's butter record, lbs in one
day; OK lbs milk made 1 lb butter; SO lbs in z
4 1 II, buf tbae
en- days test. She gave at years age. II lbs
milk IN day II 1858 lbs in months
Netherland DeKol's Pietertje-age. months
Sire, Pietertje 2d's Koningin, No. 106a5. Dam.
Netherland DeKol, No 10605 DAMS butter
record, 20 lbs in Z days at years age. Grand
dams milk record, 112 lbs in day $50 lbs in
80 days; 26 737 lbs in 10 months; 3031s lbs in Il
months. Average for 365 days, over So lbs pei
day.
Eldred Clothilde-age. months. Sire. Coun
1othilde, No. 9.9l5. Dam. Clothilde 2d's Meth
erland, No. II, $50 Dam has milk record
"a lbs in day, and 2, ,S93 lbs in 60 days He
granddam gave 90 lbs milk in one day; mad
3O8 lbs butter in days. and 100 lbs in 80 days
The following premiums were awarded thi
magnificent herd: Count Clothilde. lst; Teak,
Hatres, I'd; Aurora of burlington. Cd; Ina De
Vries I'd; Clothilde 2nd's Netherland, lst; Eth
ell DeKol, 1st; Edith burlington, I'd; Captai
DeVr1es, I'd; Mildred DeKol, 2dNetherland De
Kol's Pietertje. 1st; Eldred Clothilde. lst.
, DeKol's stock is from Deutcher & Sons. N. Y
| Clothilde's stock from Smith, Powell s. Lamt
Syracuse, n. Y. each recognized as leadin
importers and breeders in this country.
| s. E. GILLETTE
took seven first and four second premiums o
e his fine herd Of Jerseys.
JACOB PERKINS,
of WarrCn took 1st and I'd premiums on hi
i Shorthorn Durhams. including noble 6 yes
old bull, weighing 2720 lbs.
FIG PATTERSON,
S of Newton Falls. made clean sweep in prem
y ums-5 1st and sd-o Heretords.
NH. NICHOLS
- Four full blood Red Durham Fat Cattle drew
e blue card, and his working oxen red. His fiji
{ { Black Top Merino Sheep were generously dec
rated as prize winners. c. P. Nichols also VIC
: many red and blue cards on the same breed.
), H s. COTTON,
l. of Rootstown. took 1st premium on 7lths Graz
) Jersey Cow, which has butter record of 400 1
in one year.
II R.K. PAYNE.
% of ParSman, was awarded 1st premiums on
e s head of Devonshires, with one exception. al
e 1st on yokes yearing steers and calves brok
" E. A..UDALL,
u took 10 premiums on IL head of Devonshires
ID J.. W. GoODRITH.
n, of Phalanx, exhibited head of full blood Je
1t seys. which were ornamented with prem car
is THE GRAND PARADE OF PREMIUM STOCK
was called promptly at II O'Clock Friday. 7
procession extended around the half mile trac
= and was an imposing sight. Three carriag
h containing the officers and directors of the s
| coIIa k1,o
W boIo' Band and the long line of stock in char
Ie oftheir owners and keepers. 1t wasagrand
n view, and constituted one of the finest sigl
n witnessed in the three days of exhibition.
y THE RACES.
20 No matter how great the other attractions
n the Fair may be, when the bell calls the trott
er to the track, the interest centers at the Ora
all Stand, and on each afternoon thousands
ry ladies and gentlemen watched the favorites
as their struggle for the honors and purses aware
ne by the Society. Three races were called
H. Wednesday, Green Horses the IS and 8
n classes in the first of which there were five st;
ng ers. The race was won easily, by Dick Wilk
is in straight heats; Atlantic Jr. end, Portage
a Boy 3rd, Walter Goldust 4th, and Mollie s
Sc Time-3:o2, 2:56H, 2:56K.
- There were four starters in the 2 IS cls
a and after trotting four heats. the third being
of clared dead heat, Lucille was awarded
Sc Scott 2nd. Rockport Girl srd, Jessie Wilkes
Time-2:37, 2:371, 2:3S.
In the three minute class there were hor
he Maggie West took first money, in straight he;
ne the others being placed in the following ord
re re Jimmie Bulge. Grace Napoleon, Maud A, :
30 Big Fellow. Time-2:4oA, 2:421. 2:43.
Thursday afternoon there were three int
esting contests, the Novelty trot attractin
X good share of attention from horse breed
d. D. w. Thomas Orphan took the first hea
II 2:45H. Glenward was drawn after this he
leaving Walter Fletcher's Colonel West and
-, H. Beecher's Foreman in the race. Col W
nd took the next heat, the time being the same
,c- in first. Foreman was driven mile in 2 54,:
on took third money 1st and and being divided
r. Orphan and Col. West.
Free-for-All Pacing:
of Sadie H....................... ........ 4
Printer Boy ....................... 2
~ MaXey 8
or Ltlleton ..'..'.....,..........''.''.''.
ir Time-2:35. 2:3IE. 2:35K. 2;94.