The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-18
A LIST OF THE EXHIBITS
Made by the Enterprisins People of
Marion at Their County Fair

Marion at Their County Fair
The second day of Marion county's
great fair was an unprecedented sue
cess. Thousands Of visitors were in
attendance, and no visitor was on the
grounds that did not praise the fair
and the management Mr. Allan
Rodgers. who has attended all the
fairs in Florida, was loud in his praise
and says that Marion county has GOV.
cred herself with glory. Mr.. Rodgers
voices the sentiment that was on the
lips Of everyone. There was a
spirit Of enthusiasm animating the
great sea of on-lookers. It was the
only time in Ocala's history when ev-
cry inch Of room on the grand ctand
was occupied, and the gates had to be
closed and the people turned away.
The following is complete list of
the exhibits and the names of the ex-
hibitors:
W. E. Allen. Mcintosh. Irish pota-
toes.
P. E. Anderson. fancy domestic ar
ticles.
Homer Agnew. rs ears shocked
corn.
Alfred Aver, Holstein cows and
coop of chickens.
H. P. Biting, fancy chickens.
P. ]. Barco, chickens. q
Getus Brown. chickens.
w. B. Bryan. corn with shuck on;
strained honey, and honey in comb.
Mrs. Florence Benton. quilts and
shepherd dog.
Neptune Brown. peas, potatoes syr-
up and oranges.
Mary Braddock, quilt.
E. c. Bennett, ducks, rabbits, gum
ca pigs. eggs.
J. C. Boozer, mich goats, two colts.
pecans.
F. G.. Bull, corn, shelled and in ear,
potatoes, wine, turnips, onions, cab
bage, jelly, etc.
Dave Baldwin, grapefruit, oranges.
potatoes, sugar cane.
L. o. Booher. six head cabbage.
blood beets, radishes, mustard greens.
Buttgenbach & Co., phosphates.
Ella Black, quilt.
NJ. Beauregard, okra, tomato plants.
T. J. Barco, shelled corn, corn in
ear, pecans, pear Jelly, syrup, Sea Is
land cotton. sugar cane.
Allen Bumby. heifer calf.
H. P. Biting, Columbia Wyandotte
chickens, White Rock pullets.
Mrs. George Close, domestic arti-
cles.
Mrs. w. H. Clark, crochet mats and
handmade dress and skirt fifty years
old.
J. K. Christian, two boxes oranges.
w. ]. Crosby, grapefruit, one box
oranges. two boxes pineapple oranges.
S. E. Civil, fine stallion.
w. S. Cogswell, plates, platters,
scarfs, handkerchiefs. etc.
George Clemens, beggar weed hay,
Bermuda grass, sweet potatoes. can
ned tomatoes, picked beans, (home-
made).
James Darlington, Japanese syrup.
w. L. Colbert, three varieties syrup
Priscilla Cody, Pekin ducks.
j. j. Calhoun, Japanese cane syrup,
sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes.
Mrs. Clarence Camp. sweet pota-
toes. bronze turkeys. Barred Plymouth
Rock chickens
Mrs. W L. Colbert, one basket or
chids, ferns, foliage plants. pot riolets.
eight varieties colias.
E. l. Carney. two White Leghorn
chickens.
Cakey and Sistrunk. white Ply
mouth Rock chickens.
]. W. Dukes, lemons.
J. NJ Douglass, potatoes, oats. vel
vet beans, corn in ear, pumpkins, bale
oat straw, pindar vine hay, crab grass
and pea vine hay, pigs. chickens, to-
matoes, cassava, one colt
]. W. Davis, sweet potatoe, Irish po-
tatoes. pecan nuts, oats. beggar weed
and crab grass hay
P L. Durisoe. oranges and grape
fruit.
Perry Edwards, bale crab grass and
beggar weed hay. Barred Plymouth
Rock chickens. natal grass hay. bale
Sea Island cotton, twelve bundles
cor nfodder, bale long staple cotton,
one horse colt, corn. oats, COOLERS.
rice, sorghum cane seed. clay bank
peas. sweet potatoes. peanuts, syrup.
three varieties. jar homemade sugar.
preserved peaches and guavas, pick