The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-10-01

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Barnum is owned by w. Mckinney; (;
Yaboo by ]. A. Rice; Grasshopper by U.
M. Carnes; Lightning Bug by ]. Hassler.
FINE EXHIBIT.
The display of the Standard Sewing ma
chine company should be seen by every
body who visits the fair. II pronounced
the finest exhibit Of the kind ever seen on
the grounds. Some of the work Is simply
wonderful. The fancy work is out of the
usual line aud is very beautiful. Many
express astonishment that such work can
be done on q machine. Several operators
are at work showing what can be done on
the machine, In addition there are sew
eral different styles of the famous Stand
ard machines. Nobody should come away
from the fair without seeing this magnifl-
cent display.
TIE VOTING BOOTH.
The voting was rather light yesterday,
l29 ballots being cast. There were 112
correct ballots cast and II that did not
count. The mistakes classified are as fol-
lows:
Marking head Of ticket instead OF name
of ticket, voting for Governor only,3.
Voting for only few names,7.
4 Voting for most Of the names but not
marking any ticket,2.
Marking too near the names of the cam
didates,to the right OF the light lines at the
left of the names,2
Scratching names, 1.
| Scratching names without marking
1 ticket, /.
i Marking with blue pencil, 1.
The Republican ticket received Sc votes,
the Democratic ticket 81 and the Prohibit
ton6.
AT THE FAIRToDAY.
1 The attendance is not near 80 large as it
should be. Quite a crowd is present, how
ever, and it is an excellent time to see the
displays. Everything is in apple pie order
and ready for the big crowd tomorrow. No
accidents have occurred.
THE SHEEP DEPARTMENT..
This branch OF the fair is In charge of
j. Snyder. The judges are William
Warford, Mapleton and Webster Reeder,
Marlboro. The referee is sJoseph Farmer,
Robertsville.
The fine wool breeds were examined
this morning, and the following prizes
l awarded:
| Bucks, three years and over-George &
Donaldson, first; w. II. o. Goist, second |;
| A. Pontius, third; George & Donaldson,
fourth. Prizes, $40. $S, S6, g..
Bucks between two and three years
A. Mcdowell, first; George & Donaldson,
second and third; Goist, fourth. Prizes,
IS, $6, "a, 80.
| Bucks between one and two years
| George & Donaldson, first and second; A.
Pontius, third; Goist, fourth. Prizes, Sc,
81, SO, 81.
Buck lambs-George & Donaldson, first
| and third; A. Mcdowell, second; Goist,
fourth. Prizes, "a, So, 81, 81.
Two ewes, years and over-A. Nc
DowelI, first; George & Donaldson, sec
| ond; Goist, third; A. Pontius, fourth.
Prizes, $40, IS. Sc, "a.
Two ewes, between and 8 3years-Goist
first; Pontius, second; Mcdowell, third |;
! George & Donaldson. fourth. Prizes, $9,
s6, "a, ,S2.
Dowell, first; Goist, second; George &
Donaldson, third; Pontius, fourth.
Prizes, s6, "a, SO, 81.
Two eve lambs-McDowell, first;
George& & Donaldson, second and fourth;
Goist, third. Prizes, "a, SO, 81, 81.
The sweepstakes, for the best flock of
sheep, not less than one buck and nine
ewes, prize s25, was awarded to George q
Donaldson, Of Carroll County, Ohio.
THE HOGS
There are 81 Poland Chinas, "a Berk-
shires, % Chester Whites and 10 of any
breed, on the grounds. The class was not
examined.
General purpose horses were examined
this morning. Jerre Steiner was in charge.
The following prizes ere awarded.
Stallion, 4 years old and over-Ed J,
Meyer, first prize, $40.
Stallion between 3 and years old-A. j.
Referring, Mineral Point, first, IS.
Stallion, between 2 and 8 years old
Isaac Barnett, first, &c.
Stallion between i and years-E. V.
Van Vorris, Mapleton, first; Charles
Glass, Canton, second. Prizes g, 80.
[ Spring horse colt-Miller Bros, Navarro,
first, 81; w. ii. Essig, Canton, second, So.
GeldiDg four years old and over to be
driven singly in harness-Charles Van
Vorris, Dapleton, first $8; d. A. Braucher,
McDonaldsville, second s6; Stark county
Infirmary, third a.
Gelding between 3 and years old-F.
A. Lebold, Bolivar, first 81; Elmer Mat.
tice, Waynesburg, second IS.
lpIlinn nd I'll
Steiner, Pierce, first Sc; II. A. Lebold, Boil
ivar, second "a.
Gelding between and 2 years old-Ed. |
Steiner, frat "a.
NoN.sTANDARD RoADsTERs.
This class was examined with d. M.
Neiswonger In charge. The prizes award |
ed were:
Stallion four years DID,. j. Bost, Mas
sillon, first $40; L. L. Rice, Massillon. sec
ond So.
Stallion between 2 and years old-Ed.
j. Meyer, Canton, first Sc; j. e, Beck, Ma.
varre, second "a,
Stallion between and years-Jacob
Breem, Canton, first So; Patrick Burke.
Massillon, second SO.
Spring horse colt--Housel q Co., Cam
ton, first ai John Bloomfield, Oval City,
second 81.
Geiding years old and over--Joseph
Corns, Massillon, first So; A. V. Pontius,
second Sc; Stark County In.
flrmary, third "a.
Geiding between 3 and years old-C.
S. Wise, Greentown, first 81; G. A.. w Use,
Oval City, second IS.
GeldinR between and years-E. G.