Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-29
TIE 14TH ANNUAL FAIR
-OFTHE
OF THE
PHILLIPS COUNTY FAIR As
ISOLATION.
A Good Display-Large Crowd in
Attendance.

are called together to look over the
samples of products of the farm, of
the mill, and of woman's dexterous
fingers This year almost all of these
departments are represented by num-
erous articles
In the stock departments especial
ly is the showing good, while plump
wheat, monster corn, mammoth pump
kins, water MELONS, and other vege-
tables offer mute but eloquent testi-
mony of mans labors and the earth's
productIyeness. Where SO many ex-
hibits are made, and where so little
difference exists in point of merit, it
is impossible to speak of each article
shown so the HERALD will simply give
the name of the exhibitors in the diff
ferent classes.
CATTLE.
In this department Sam Leebrick,
]. E. Griffin, George Willis and E F
Hughes make twenty entries.
HORSES.
Probably never before has there
been as fine a showing of horses as
there is this year, especially of colts.
Wednesday morning seventy-six en-
tries were made by J. G. Frallck, G.
II. Post, w. H. Montrose, A. G. Ever
soil, Sam Leebrick, j. Mendary, S.
Brollier, q. r. Macker, A. r. Grant,
II. Nash, Arthur McNay, Claude Nc
Nay, R. Douglass, F. B. Cannon,
Ewing Bros. j. NJ. Cary, David God
dard, L. E. Jordon, 9. FL. Fitzgerald,
f. A Smith, S. 2. Hull, H E. Clark,
A Dougherty, j Hahnenkratt, Geo
Nash, L P johnson, A Weaver, Peter
Post and E f Hughes.
SWINE DEPARTMENT.
w. Il. Montrose and @. Morrison
have good displays of Poland China
hogs.
seem to have no friends, as no ex-
hibits are made in this department.
FARM PRODUCTS
fill Agricultural hall in great variety.
Oats, grass, onions, heets, wheat, corn
and other products make a great
showing for the productive fertality
Eof Phillips county soil In all 135
entries were made by j. Hahnen-
kraft, G. II, Hoover, @. Morrison, n.
, Roush, A. r. Grant, j. Z. Edwards,
, E. j. French, II. A Kendall, A. S,
McNay, B. H. Curtis, Il, ". Mont
lrese, L. P. johnson, Q. 2, Lowe, Guy
Riaseil ), 4E. Cary, Thomas F.
, nc. II. Fitzgerald. }" -~rgher
4 ECalby. = u. Utter, w. w
-. A. Perrine, Joseph Man
+ Diary, George Thomas, g. II. Willis
It T. M. Hughes, E. F. Hughes, E. N
9s Boughton, William Nichols, Mr.
James Tomberlin, Mrs. James Johr
son, T G Larkin and J NJ Cary.
POULTRY
:. makes a good showing in Partridg
= Coehins. Brown Leghorns, Plymout
= Rocks, Light Brahams, Hong Koni
- Bremen and China gesse, Bronze an
- Black Turkeys and Bantams. Tn
- display is made by w. Ii. Montros
:: J. Hahnenkratt. @. Morrison, Mrs.
- P. johnson. e. j. French, J. E. CIR
=, fin, G.. w. Willis, e. E. Hughes al
Mrs L 2 johnson.
PoMoLoGY
10 has a showing of eight varieties
~ apples, peaches and grapes, exh
tied by Oliver Sanford, E j Fren'
William Bissell, Mrs James Johnst
and E F Hughes.
yes FINE ARTS
of has forby-seven exhibits of far
lex work, painting, house plants, {
This showing is made by Blanc
Clowser, Mrs H w Montrose,
Morrison, Belle Cullivan, G j Fle
'ase ing, E French, Edith g Dougli
DER William BisseIl, Anna Moore, Jen
lace Cole, Mrs L w French, Mrs 3
lme Spaulding, E E Hoffman, Mrs A
Robertson, r A Handy and Mrs
Oh d Collins.
,ast, Tn tbo
per- ART GALLERY
many jars of sweets and pickles S
woman's work at its best adyant
" An even hundred of articles
shown in this department. Mrs
sure Montrose has thirty-four samples
hest Jelly and pickles.; Mrs J Hah
very kraft, twenty-slx; Mrs Z MORT