The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-11

all. e' :" game ana polish bantatus JOIN
Tho Filkin, of East Orange, n. J. ali lines -
,rer eameand Malay game bantams, ID E NeweI
nds '" horh' all classes English carriers and
a., p"foS' showed the finest birds ever seen
south. MIR. Hackham has the Monitor
incubator and the Olentange Brooder
VI course |ahle, the PHILADELPHIA bird
all oeaier whom most of our patrons know Of
as was 'here with a grand display of his
feathery favorites.
H. CATTLE AND STOCK
so The display of registered and gr,a.,
W. ''0'h was Tue largest and finest ever seen
re Aie. -NoG only were all the stalls filled
l.. VIII cattle but the number oyerran the
, s'"lis ana were for want of room tur,ed
INTO The enclosure of the race track temnor-
!" ariy. beginning at the south end of tho
staiis tne following herds were on exhibition
nc hackawana, Pa, Breeding Association
IA III cnaiee OF Il. &. Carpenter, showed 81 |
n ne""' IL holstein and Jerseys Jones &, |
j, ooi' OF South Montrose, Pa. exhibited Q |
mead Devons, with the celebrated = wear ola |
Dui, Retainer" Jones 81 Cogsweu For...
Lake, Ia, showed head of Herefor,is and
one'ohs Win the imported 6 year old bull,
way LUKE T. r. Marsh, of Warwick
'iu'' eAnipited ii herd of II Hostein Freis
! FANS headed by the bull "Hero" Hahn n
hasee " Son, E!iz tbeth, n. d., exbihit.d
Iheir herd of % head, 10 head or J-sa,.
ana Is head Ayrshires. j. d, Bunt of
"oSueh' Montgomery county, Md, exbibi-
'e" his nerd Of n Jerseys, Gurusevs and
| AsishireS' headed by the bull General y
Di'' In addition TO the herds named :
were large nnmb Der of individual ep,rio, of
graded cattle of merit which want of s,,,o
| prevents the mention among than, wan; |
ooihmers, Charles Walton, Iron Hill. H,r. "
''' MOORE Newton Mcdowell, Fred Arm g
s'fo"s' Dennis Maloney, and many others.
HORSES
The display of fine bred home stock WA X
the best ever seen at Elkton, Amo,g rho A
exhibitors were j. Stewart Smith of 7 ead
y. Alfred Mackey, of Fair Hill. VIM Arm
strong, Robt Hodgson and George paarcs
OF New London, John b. Mackev. of Lewis Fl,
INC 'ohh NJ. mt, OF New London, Henry m
y. wright OF Elkton, William Vapzant of l.
raif Hill, Theodore Warren, Coweptovn
=. w. Purner of Ekton, John w. Stewart
oapt' Jefferson, Manly Drennen. John A.,
Thackery. IA "a
ME- " M Rogers, director of Mt. Holly "
l"ir' and Mr.. Bud Perkins of New JerSer Gee
ootn OF them excellent judges of horses H.
SAID that they had never seen so promisi,a
display OF colts at county fair. and r,vo L
/ as their opinion that FIVE years hence M mat
'etter high bred horses could be nurche.as ing,
anywhere than Cecil county ,.,uId -, boy
NOTES.
The Equitable Life Assurance of Nav
ork, was represented by Me,srs E,l1. =. ~
'ou'i''efS' OF North East, two enterprising mar
'uEs men. They are the pioneers Of in = en-
trance on the Elkton Fair grounds -
Inc Old reliable home concern. the Scot, . q
eftlAZer Company, made handsome dis - u"
ay of Sure Growth" eAce
"ooidridge's handsome pavilion was the para
inter- of general interest Elkt
nov BggS, OF Delaware, was ore of rb head
'uhGuished visitors on Thursday. coun
Ut. stuart Smith made an ipterast;n and
'p'"F OF iha'an and Revolutionary relic. band
Mitchell Hall oons;
~ N''"S wilmington Commercial being
4 r,,,i,'. l p,e,'''e' oy Rowland Hall iting
prof ,t.,,, train
racted a,,artior !. w. ,"ins calculator if we
sanders Il S,avman wara w.. ',''', Elkto
itors as u.uaI and ,,,ouo "'ns eA o'cloc
If. Lynch and Mr. Cnur,' on Fir
uld be complete without the Estav o~,,,. meeti
he foreground enc0u
ne maryland Agricultural Ell er;ment preser
'ioh was represented by f. H. Briukl.v that C
Sted by Lieut.. Clarence Langley. of the dollar
p:' t"'Jof AiVord' president of the depot,
vi 'he grounds on Thursday. band I
i,o 49,, Cal ''' I'll" not consist in ElktoI
ba conr..;. ie'ui's SHOWN was s.
cites of vboa. ~ IL u'neiehI cesslor
o'ies oi "hea' and 81 varieties of oats
the direction TO the best seed for P r
siahu. This is the pick of the kernel 'i"uo u
heir grain exhibit whi,b tim: fire as
ers will ready APPRECIATE rb.ir ~ The Gil
hehts also showed tn e benefit of fire.. filed in
cndhSe OF seed III Potatoes vegetables house
'ere'is their comparative tests of the being
ourn, DAKOTA Red and Rural BIusb sioner
SAo"i"s 'he advantage by $50 per lane, in
OF Northern seed. man, y
s;,.r ' AIon paha and the the aut
comn,imanto, w Dspos'' was gener- laying a
com piimented. Wecongratulate them 60 ;>;,
the handsome display made by the Port
vt men. hymn
'isville Grange was aw,r,lad frs. for the
um for excellence and variety of dis. Fellows
L ne second to Rising for best display there tC
prouucts. The third to Elkton for After a
closest to schedule, and fourth TO Major \
TX for general display. made On
~ O.. Imp, eA-uov' Groome, and sen
; Land. eA-oherin pale con
I. Leeds and John l. Hill, superin H.
OF pubic buildings, Philadephia; -.
). Douglass, ex-City Commissioner, '"-pt e''i'
Dlsston, of IL. Dsston 81 Sons "oFus Vi
Il Kelsey, of Philadelphia, Senator 'neh excl
n, OF Caroline county, We're ON ,be pertinent
5 on Thursday. There is
Parker exhibited for Mr.. Manly lots of n,
II the celebrated Cortlan bugsies ticed met
'''e Danuy. Orders were taken for ing CIV
q u 'ne"' to displ
secretary OF the Will of defen
agricultural Society, was on the planatio,
on Friday.
VINO f,,,u.oo-, 'ne DIR yes life and IA
y eight thousand. 'Apu"sis
. w. Lawson. from Cbou,,,...,, members
ibited an instantaneous ira o. persecutio
which attracted general attention AZ told how v
{ taking" thing of its kind ever at New "
his vicinity. stared at
= D. halneS, of Piedmont, Ala with excel
as on the grounds on Friday. a railroad
ndsome appearance and excellent satins Iaft
'lo D''"ware college cadet covering hi
ire the universal subjects of COM or hi
ry remark. Lieut.. Leroy Brown dras, a:er.
'o'np PAL were called
strallan voting booth located i'm "oio
opposite the grand .t.,,d 49,, ant faced n
nder its accumulated uraic,,. was convert
during the WRESTLING match 49, lection of
Fortunately no one was hurt q the Bible r,
g an unpleasant rub. tain. Majo
III Regiment band discoursed most the staff to
music. derar str,r
dy praised the japanese indus described h
re-
es of the w. c. T. U. met on the VII ~,
:, rre,oi,, 0'o''e essays lining anoth
an threadbare ,
op, a courteous r,prese,t,,; three pieces
!. Blltimore, was on tho oro,,,,1 ragged and
rest of his house Salvation AR
nf bot h.