Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1891-08-20
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We propose to notice, and commend
those produc ions of the county which
are now on exhibition, in the space
we have to spare.
Cows.-Everybody loves to see the
gentle, fawn like
Robert }. Bucks fine herd of regis
tered Jerseys are of course here, three
hne bulls, three prize COWS and six
heifers and calves, are fine represen-
tatives of Cum berland's finest herd of
pure Jerseys. c
Robert H. Dare exhibits a grade
jersey heifer, Albert W. Hughes, of
Deerfield, a Jersey COW and registered
Jersey bull; George W. Harmon, a
two year old Jersey heifer; VIM. B.
Cook, grade Jersey bull.
j. o. Perry shows fine grade Hol.
stein cow and calf, VIM. Shute, grade
Holstein bull, w. N. Dubois, a grade
Holstein bull, Otis Hustled, Holstein
heifer, Ed. NJ. Bowen, grade Holstein
heifer and a grade Durham heifer,
George B. Williams, a registered
Holstein heifer, Charles Fogg, a reg.
istered Holstein bull, d. A. Randolph,
a registered Holstein bull, Ed. Hires,
registered Holstein bull, B. F. Hires, a
registered Holstein heifer and two
Holstein heifer calves. Warren B.
Minch exhibits full blood Durham
bull, Frank Riley, three red COWS,
which concluded the exhibit of COWS
in the stalls yesterday.
SHEEP-There was but one lot, of
seven sheep exhibited, which are
shown here"
SwINE-The display of swine was
fuller than it has been in some years,
and not SO full as it has been in some
other years..
Robt. J. Buck, fine Berkshire SOW
and boar, John F. Rainer, a fine full
blood Chester white SOW, Winfield 8.
Bonham, full blood Poland China
boar, SOW and five pigs, Francis Will
lets, of Deerfield, five Cashier pigs and
full blood Cashier boar, John P. Ridge-
way, Poland China boar, and Orlando
M Bowen, Chester white boar.
CoLTs,-Thete was q large number
of foe colts, many of them being of
very fine strains of breeding. Anon
them we can only mention few:
Levi j. Hitchner, l ''Patchenn colt;
Samuel While, / '.Lancewood" mare
colt, ]. F. Smith, Volunteer" colt;
Warren B. Minch, '.Lancewoodn
mare colt; James NJ. Smalley, Q 2"Volun-
teer" mare colts; w. H. White, 1 fine
mare colt; w. D. Hustled, 1 fine mare
colt, Fuller q Frazier, brood mare
and colt; E. D. Barrett, 1 brood
mare and colt; Jos. Vanleer, 1 brood
mare and colt; Warren B. Minch,
brood mare and colt; w. II. Vanlear,
brood mare and colt; J. F. Smith,
brood mare and colt; Col Morris,
brood mare "Mayflower'' and colt,
Col Morris, colt ''Kildare;'' Col Nor
ris, brood mare ''Nellie M" and colt
and others. -.-.
Orlando M. Bower. stallion under s
years old; Geo. Bates, stallion under s
years old; Clark X. Richman, stallion
under s years old; W. Mcfarland,
horse colt under years old; Frank
Teoj, "Lancewood" colt under years
old; W. N. Dubois, Volunteer" colt;
John Whitaker, horse colt; Frank
Fox, French draft stallion.
The fruit exhibit is exceptionally
fine. as was to have been expected. The
great profusion of apple, pears, plums
and peaches eclipses anything ever
shown in this county in size and
beauty. Peaches of such enormous
size wac never produced here before.
A more detailed description Of tho
exhibits In Horticultural Hall; the
samples of W mems work, the pro.
ducts of the dairy, the bake oven, the
jelly and preserving kettle must be
left for our next issue, 30 also a more
detailed mention of the exhibits of
poultry and pigeons, rabbits and
hares, and many other things which
space will not let us mention to day.
There are but few farming imple.
ments or wagons of domestic manu-
facture. George Cobb, of Deerfield, ,
exhibits his plantation wagons, r. M.
Rocaps shews his handsome and
superior make of carriages and A. 8.
Carman shows his make of Owen
plows with jointer attachment.
Chief among the display of home
manufacturers was the handsome ex-
hibits of fertilizers, made by Garrison
& Minch. Sacks upon sacks of the
crude materials of salts and chemicals
were displayed, of which they mana
facture their famous brands of '.Pride
of Cumberland" "Phosphatee.
Peach Tree" and other fertilizers.
The county can we'll take pride In
the exhibits Of the manufacturers Of
this firm, which have grown to such