The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-07


Bellingham, Canton.
Best collection of bcagles, q silver cup
given by National Beagle club; won by
Lewis Waltenbaugb, Canton.
Best brace of beagles, valuable knife,
given by w. II. Rutter, Esq; won by Lewis
Waltenbaugh.
Best English beagle bitch, three dollars
cash, given by Lewis #. Waltenbaugh;
won by Lewis Waltenbaugh, Canton.
Best English setter dog pup, box fine
cigars, given by John Il. Weiss, Canton;
won by Il. w. Edwards, Alliance.
Best setter bitch pup, box fine cigars,
given by G.. w. Millenbaugh, Canton won
by S. e. Bonwilt, Zanesville; Rosie.
Best pointer dog in show, box
cigars, value IS, given by j. Bast q Bro,
Canton; won. by John r. Daniels,
Cleveland Lord Graphic.
Best pointer bitch in show, dog collar
and chain, given by DIR. j. M. Meyer, Can
ton; won by Thomas Thornton, Cleve-
land; Minniehaha.
Best foxhound, pair gloves, value Sl50,
given by c. B. Agnew, of Globe Clothing
Co., Canton; won by j. E. Sucker, North
| Industry Troller.
Best brandon, IS cash, given by Nor
wood johnson, Csuonsburg; won by T..
Probert & Sons, Salem.
Best kennel, handsome oil painting do.
mated by j. II. Werner, Canton; won by
Oriole Kennels, Youngstown.
Best Irish setter, bottle fine claret, do
| mated by Frank Rsstetter, Canton; won
| by W. l.. Washington, Pittsburg; Cham
| pion Ruby Glenmore.
Best setter dog under years, S5 in gold,
douated by J. ]. Clark, Canton;. won by
| William McKennon, Pittsburg; Goth.
Best dog i'm show, handsome dog collar;
won by j. II. Hunt, Massillon; Don.
| Best Pug any sex, IS, cash, donated by
| W. j. Piero, attorney, Canton; won by
Howard Bros, Columbus, Prince.
Best field trail record, s., cash, donated
by II. c. Meyer Canton; won by John r.
Daniels Cleveland, Lord Graphic.
Best Collie, Box dog soap, donated by
| Fred G. Shanefelt; won by John E. Camp
| bell, Alliance.
Best St. Bernard, $40, gold, won by j. II.
| Hunt, Massillon, Don.
Best French Poodle, valuable dog col
| lar; won by Cambriau Kennels, Martins
Ferry Ohio, Lord Butte.
The following were also awarded
| special prizes:
Best bitch any breed in show; won by
w. l.. Washington, Pittsburg; Ruby Glen
more.
Best English setter puppy; won by T.
W. Edwards, Alliance; Ponto.
Best dog in show won by j. II. Hunt,
| Nassillon; Don.
Best Kennel Irish settlers, won by xii.
dare Kennels, Pittsburg.
Best Irish setter bitch, in open class;
won by Henry Detmering, Canton; Peggy.
Best dog in open class; won by w. l..
| Washington, Pittsburg Kildare.
Best brace Of Irish settlers, won by w.
L. Washington, Pittsburg; Kildare and
Ruby.
Best Irish setter dog; won by w. L.
Washington, Pittsburgs; Kildare.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
The awarding OF premiums in the poul-
| try department have not been completed,
| hibit in this department is fine one and
well worth a visit to the Tabernacle.
| number of Stark county exhibitors have
| received prizes on their exhibits.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Bergold of Canton, shows the
| highest scoring breeding pen of lang
shans in the United States. He obtained
| first prizes on cock, hen, cockerel and
| breeding pen, besides a number of other
| premiums. His exhibit attracted much
| attention.
Frank b. Niesz of Canton, took first
| premiums on a number of brahmas, also
| first on breeding pen.
| Daniel Nj. Kcrstetter shows coop oflight
brahmas, and won important premiums.
| Ross p. Deemer of Canton, won first
prize on a number of light brahmas.
| II. Berrar made almost a clean sweep
| with his white breasted black Polish, and
has the highest scoring bird in the county.
James Sterling OF Canton, won the high
est honors in brown leghorns. He won
| first on cock, first on hen, and first on the
| breeding pen. He has number of hand
some birds on exhibition and won first on
silver laced wyandotts. A cock of the lat
| ter variety has b9pn exhibited 3 years and
| has won first at every exhibition.
Joe Farmer, of Flushing, has n pen of
| Plymouth rocks which the judge pronounc.
ed as good as any In the country.
| A. A. Dart OF Canton shows a number of
| fine birds and secured several prizes.
| Charles A. Pontius took highest honors
| for black breasted red game taking first
| prize on everything exhibited.
| p. McCurdy and j. II. Brewer cap
tured number of prizes on pit games.
Champ jackson, of Canal Fulton, took
| premiums on a number of water fowls.
A. II. Miller, Canal Fulton, shows the
heaviest turkey on exhibition, a gobbler
weighing 3SLs pounds.
| The remainder of the premiums will be
awarded this evening by Judge o. Brown,
| of Baltimore, Md, whose judgment is of
| the highest order and hos given eminent
satisfaction to all exhibitors.
In a list of premiums awarded at the
| Bench show, published in Thu-sday's
| issue ii was enormously stated that Rover,
owned by George L. Given, took second
| prize in a class of Irish settlers. Mr..
| Given's dog is handsome black and ten
Gordon setter and secured the first pre-
MUM with little trouble.
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