Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1893-09-14
THE SECOND DAY.
Everybody Was There; the PeO-
pie Poured Out I'm Numbers,
But Oh, the Gamblers, the
Shameless Gamblers!

pie Poured Out In Numbe ers,
But Oh, the Gamblers, the
Shameless Gamblers!
The second day of the fair passed off
Wednesday with all the usual accom-
panlments of greetings of friends and
meeting of acquaintances.
The day was superb; the air was
little hazey and the gentle breeze from
the north cooled the atmosphere.
The people came in crowds, espec-
tally In the afternoon, and the number
of wagons upon the grounds was said
to be greater than ever before; the
number was estimated at between 600
and 1000 vehicles.
The number of people on the grounds
was placed at anywhere between 5000
and 7000
The committees worked hard dur
ing the day placing the premiums
awarded by the judges of the different
divisions and afixing the cards.
The premiums placed upon the stock
are as follows:
HORSES AND CoLTs.-Wm. MacFar-
land, "Ben D." special premium;
"suwanie," 21929, 1st premium; Geo.
W. Ansink, first premium, young
stallion; Charles Richman, mare and
colt, 1st and 2nd premium; W. 8. Gar
rison, mare and colt, 2od premium; T.
B. Hustled, mare and colt, 1st prem
ium; R. M. Ware, colt, acd premium;
Leach & Moore, mare and colt, Sd
premium; J. P. Davis, 1st and 3rd
premium, mare and colt; Ephriam
OFT, lat premium on "Minnie O.'s"
colt; John H. Avis, colt, 3rd premium; :;
Chas. F. Barrett, colt, End premium; :;
Chas. H. Richman, young stallion, 2nd
premium; Eph. Ayars, mare and colt,
1st premium; Chas. w. Chester, colt,
1st premium; John T. Harris, colt, 2nd
premium; L. F. Gould, colt, 2nd prem
ium; E. II. Sheppard, colt, Is. prem.
ium; Parker Minch, colt, 1st premium;
Fred Kaufman, mare and colt, 1st
and End premium; VIM. MacFarland,
Brilliant Boy" stallion, 1st premium;
W. w. Fox, Santa Claus" stallion,
1st premium; "Pilot Chief" stallion,
1st premium; Robt. Harker, young
stallion, End premium.
CATTLE.
R. ]. Buck, full blood, registered
Jersey bull, 1st premium; Eb. Tyler,
Jersey grade COWS, 2nd premium; :;
Ephram Tyler, Jersey grade COWS, 2nd
premium; Asa Bitters, VIM. A. Miller,
Asa R. Randolph, got second and
third premiums on grade Holstein
COWS; Frank w. Tice, Jersey bull 1st
premium; T. B. Dixon, 1st and 2nd
premiums Holstein COWS AMI calf;
Geo. W. Miller, 1st premium Holstein
COW and calf; r. P. Jones, 1st premium
Holstein COW; Frank Shut, End prem.
ium Holstein COWS; Thos. Herman, 1st
premium Guernsey COWS; Ed. L. Bowen
1st and 2ad premiums on Jersey COWS
and bull; Bilbo Dixon, 2nd premium
Guernsey bull; Jos. Tice, 2nd premium
HoIstein bull; Ed. Gilman, r. P. Jones,
2nd premium on Ho!stein bulls; T. b
Dixon, 1st and 2nd and Chas, Rich
mond 1st premium on Guernsey COWS;
Eb. Tyler, 1st and 3rd and Joseph
Herman 2nd premiums in Guernsey
COWS; Uriah 8. Cook, 1st and 3rd and
Ed l. Bown, 1st and 2ad premium on
Guernsey COWS; William Vinyard, 1st
premium Holsteip bull; VIM. Dubois,
2nd premium; Andrew Bell, 1st prem
ium, Asa Bitters, 2nd premium; War
rem Minch, 1st and Jos. D. Tice, 2nd
on Holstein cattle.
Eph. Mulford, F. NJ. Riley, Frank
Tice all received premiums on jersey
stock, and William Vineyard, Samuel
Joslin, John T. Harris and Otis Hus-
ted on Holstein stock.
SWINE.
L. F. Gould, Berkshire sow and
pigs 2nd premium, r. J. Buck, Berk-
shire boar, 1st premium, Ed. Gilman,
Otis Hustled and Frank Willis, 1st
premiums on grade Berkshire, Fred
Kaufman and John Hurff, 1st premi-
um on Jersey Red, j. P. Ridgway and
David Ayars, 1st and 2ad premium on