Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-09-16

The entire attendance this year FELL --sey
eral thousand short of last years, and tn
: total receipts 81 900 less.
man Of mature Judgment and wide ex
perience says he never saw better dress
ed crowd, than that on our Fair Ground
Thursday. The men of this county wea
much better fitting clothes than they die
a few years ago, and the women dress il
better style.
HOB Es.
The owners of the Butler county horse:
on exhibition secured the majority of the
premiums offered for such-J. P. Davis Of
Prospect secured two; Alonzo McCandless
of Isle three; and one or more premiums
were captured by VIM. Hesselgesser Of
Sarvcrsyille; George Maitland OF Saxon
burg; j. A. Williamson of North Hope; J.
N. lift Of Evans City; Conrad Nicklss OF
Petersville: John Kaufman of Gallery;
Maharg Bros of Maharg; John Brieker of
| Sarvers vile; Isaac Donaldson of W. Sun
bury; II. J. Brown of Harrisville; John
Kaufman of Gallery; John Rivers of Car
bon Black; p. Fl. Ripper of Evans City; D.
B. Douthett of Brownsville; Henry Heber
ling Of Portersville; Chas Mangel of Carbon
Black; C. c. Johnston of Butler; ]. II.
Magee of Portersviile; David Hesselgesser
of fSarversville; Jos MeAnallen of Greece
City; Harry Morehead of Butler D. H.
Sutton of Butler; W. II. Wittee of Carbon
Black; G. E. McCandless of Prospect; Pc
ter Rivers of Carbon Black; II. W Young
of Butler; J. A. McCaferty of Zeno and I.
J. McCandless.
The Bowser brothers and B. Mutton of
Armstrong county, and Thomas Cooper
and JOHN Turner of Harlandsburg secured
quite number of premiums.
CATTLE.
The following Butler county people Sc
cured premiums on cattle
Thos Hays of Baldwin; J. II. Magee of
Portersyille; John S. Love of Riddles X
Road; W. c. Gibson of F.; Fred Wittee
OF Carbon Black; H. L. Rhodes of Wick;
Josiah Painter of Freeport; S. " Craw-
ford of Butler, and Alex Walker OF Rem
frew.
SHEEP.
Maharg Bros of Maharg were the only
persons of this county who secured premi-
ums on sheep.
PIGS.
Mahar1 R-ns-ot Nabarr. roLr D,-n~, :. r /
Carbo Black; David Hesselgesser Of Sar-
versville; J. Walter Bartley, and B. II. |
Cox Of Valencia secured premiums on |
pigs.
CHICKENS.
Ralph Maxwell, Percy Beighley, Frank
Bowser, Jr, A. j. Patton, Arthur Flack, T. |
Fry, Chas Morris, P. J, Kelly, Henry Pill
low, Chas Ritter, Frank Patterson, W. II.
& W. r. Hopkins, Harry Summony, Jas
Thompson, Paul Cronenwett, Addison
Miller, Ford Hays, J. A. Krepps, Peter
Bauer, Alvah Ganter, A. Rockenstein, G.
c. Lee and f. s. Clark of Butler; D. B.
Douthett of Brownsville; w. A. Mccoy q
Son of Mercer; Lawrence Rodgers; Benz Il
Williams, Chas Wilson, J. d. Purvis, Ma
harg Bros, and Adam Kamerer; nearly all
Of Butler secured premiums on chickens.
FLORAL HALL, ETC.
d. A. Heck, of Butler. took nearly all
he premiums for plants and flowers. EN-
ma Langbien and Phillip Smith also took
premiums for plants.
W. B. McCandless, A. G.. Knox, Adam
Kamerer, J. Walter Barley, VIM. Cox,
David Fisher took premiums for potatoes.
A. G. Knox. David Fisher, Frank D.
Pierce, J. W. Barley, Jno. Harting, Jas.
Thompson, Peter Rivers, w. b. McCand-
ess, Jno. Crow, Seward BARLEY took
remiums On fruits and vegetables.
Geo. Walter, A. G. Knox, W. B. Nc
,andless, j. W. BARLEY took premiums on
Ionr and Grain.
Mrs. II. G. Heineman, A. G.fKnox, Mrs.
!. Harkless, Mrs. A. NJ. Mcdowell, Mrs. E.
'axter, Mrs. j. Ii. Wylie, Cora Miller, Jen,
lie Hildebraud and Mrs. Matte Fisher
ook premidms for canned fruits and jellies.
Mrs @ G Huber, Mrs W e Lackey, Mrs
ennie Miller, Mrs N A Davis, Cora Miller,
larry Russell, Mrs Eli May, Mrs Jas Fra
Ter, Mrs Ii Mylie, Mrs Matte Fisher
irs BARLEY took premiums for bread and
axes.
Mrs } b Jackson, Mrs Ensminger, Mrs
M Smith, Mrs NJ Fisher, Mrs Black, Mrs.
: Porter, Milda Hutchison, Mrs J Frantz, i,
(rs Foster, Mrs Hoon, Alice Wick,
irs Gertie Griffin, Mrs Laura Stodddard,
lrs Ada Tate, Annie Lowman, Annie c
'eiber, Mrs l. Il Stein, d X McCandless, Mrs L
Z RockensteiD, Mrs Emma Miller, Mrs
lara Porter, Mrs Jennie Miller, Mrs JH 9
Vylie, Mrs X II Miller, Mary Hoon, Mrs +
ohm Graham, Mrs N r Miller, Gussie n
'aner, Minnie Graham, Mrs j A Foster,
lrs Ed Osterling, Pet Mauer, Loretta
iiller and many others took premiums
'r fancy work.
Miss Prissie Ayers, Mrs II L Douglass
lrs l. Stoddard, Leah Richey, Ida Reiber,
Miller, Mrs Will Stein, Mrs X Fowzcr. =
lrs. Bricker, Annie Reiber, Mrs D Camp
ell, Bertha Miller, Alice Wick, Mrs j
rause, Frel Baird, A G Anderson, Willie
raham, L W Zuver, Pearl Andrews took Q
femiums for paintings, pictures, etc. !
One Of the principal features or attrac-
ons in Floral Hall this season and per :
aps one that attracted more attention
ian anything else was the magnificent
splay Of fancy work in tinsel, arrasine
nd Chenille done by Mr.. f. II. Calef con
ie celebrated Standard Sewing Machine
lthout the aid OF any attachments. Mr.. q
alef is salesman for Henry Biehl of this :
lace and has devoted "a years of his life I
the sewing machine business and as an C
perator and salesman has no superior and O
wv equals.
The Races
THURSDAY.
The first race for that day, No. 7, free q
u all pace, was won by Mack, entered by
AIRY Moorhead, there were four starters,
nd Monroe Blister came in second
Time: 2;23, 2;25, 2;2S4, 2;374.