The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-08-19

take such action as Will prevent THIS
The exhibitors should undertsnd
that no displays can be made where
articles shown are not listed in the cat
alogue.
c. G. Roger. the grocer, has a fine
black pony which will be seen in the
premium stock parade Friday at noon
Treasurer Niven expects the receipts
to go ahead of last year. 81 was well
pleased with the attendance o. wedues-
day" said Mr.. Niven to the Index.
Mrs E P. ChamberlIn is in Spring
field this week acting as a judge in
the Art ball at the Fair there.
Mrs. Marshall, of Sidney, is the
judge of burned leather and burned
wood work. She is accomplished in
this line and an effort was made to
secure her services here two years
ago.
; Mr.. Baker. of Sidney. is acting as
judge in the poultry department. He
says the display in this line is unusu-
| ally good.
Little OF no disorderly conduct is
J noticed ON the grounds. The police
J are vigilant and trouble starter is
soon escorted outside the gates.
Miss Ella Dow and Miss Williams.
of West Mansfield. are the superinfend-
ents in the Educational Hall.
Geo. Snyder. of Springfield. is acting
as judge in the horse department.
Truman B. Gest, the well known
stock buyer Of Urbana was secured as
Judge in the cattle department. BE
was well pleased with the showing
made by the farmers of the county.
There is a crying need for new cat
tie and sheep barns on the fair grounds.
Before another fair is given new
buildings should be erected. Stock
men will not exhibit when there are
such poor accommodations as are afford
: ed here
Mr.. Denhardt. of Leipsic. the prof
essional Judge in the sheep and hog de.
lpartment. did satisfactory work
Floris. Swan, of Findlay. one of the
most capable men in his line in Ohio,
v is acting as judge in Floral Hall. Mr..
!. Swan was here last year and his worn
was so satisfactory that he was engsg
ed again for this year.
Geo. Detrick and C. C. Cooke are tn.
Il - -
3 The assistants in the Art Hall sr,
= Mrs. William L. Mckee, Mrs. Edward
Butler and Miss Dowell, of Bellefon
: taine, and Mrs John Weidinger. o
DeGraff
b The Painting Department in tn.
Fine Art Hall is In charge of Misi
Bertha Cordrey, of Bsllefontaine. ant
Miss Hattie Leonard. of West Liberty
Prof. Demorest, of Marysville. snt
Prof. Mcvey. Of Sidney. have beer
secured for judges of the Educationa
Exhibit.
Over 20 quilts are shown in the Ar
Hall Such display of quilts has no
/ been seen in years.
The admission to the grand stan,
i this year is 10 cents. which is 8 cent
more than has been charged in forme
T. years.
horse man who was injured by
horse some weeks ago, is now able t.
get around with the assistance of
: fcane and came out to see the races
He was delighted with the showing
made by the flyers. Mr.. Hamer enter
ed no horses in this years races.
I In the Merchants hail some of tn
Bellefontaine exhibitors are Slough 4
Slough, proprietors of the Bazaar
Miss Helen Bacon. the milliner; c. c
g Kuert, proprietor of the China Hall
d Kelly q Company, who conduct tn
Ie Racket Store: c. S. Hockett, the plan
d dealer; ID. W. Asren & Company
Of grocers; +. A. Graham. shoe dealer
i Plummer & Hogendobler, hardwar
IN merchants. and d. l.. Plank, who dis
n plays the Sharpless cream separstors.
'. Among those making displays in tn
ne vehicle department are Joseph JoHant
al gen. Kingsbury & Rawlings. Plumme
TX & Hogendobler and Joseph III. King
lg of Bellefontaine. and the Kreitzer Bug
sa gy Company, of Wapakoneta Gros
H. 81 Strayer, of jackson Center, are i
* charge of the latter exhibit.
re
b., In the machinery department Robt
P. Dickinson & Brother. Newto
CrevistOn and Elsnor Park are anon
K the exhibitors. Farm implements an
es vehicles are exhibited by Mr.. Dickir
ly son. farm implements by Mr.. Crews
xt ton and wind wheels, pumps, gas en-