The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-28

]. E. Camp. F. ". Ditto. Miss H. H |
livingston, Isabella Davis.
Class G, observation-disclosures Bros /
Glass H Dairy Bree 5s-Peter |
Paul.
Glass F. Duroc Jerzey-H H. |
Whiuworth.
Glass X. Hampsh:res-s. T. Sis
trunk, Peter Paul.
Glass II. Tamworths-C. c. Byrd. |
Glass \. any breed not list
els. T. Sistrunk. mule-footed
J. ". Naylor. Hubert Brooks, H. \. |
Martin, Marion Farms. A R Doug
lass, Jerry Mitchell. Harry HouJson.
Glass 0. Fat Hogs-1iarion Farms.
Herbert Brooks. ". Naylor.
Sheep
Glass P.-Ed. Carmichael. Ridge
& Gale.
Horses and Mules
Glass R. Draft Horses. R.
Pyles. ]. NJ Meffert
Glass Z. Jacks-E. ". Credier, ].
NJ. Meffert.
Glass IA, Mules. " MeTert,
]. n Tiller, J. B. SimonIon.
! Glass BIB, STANDARD Breed Hors-
es-H. A. Fausett. Walter Ray. 5.
A. Knight, Wilbur Smith, Weller
; Carmichael, W. !. Sheridan, Charlie
! Weaver.
! Glass &C, Miscellaneous-Gla
| Drake, Annie Davis
Glass DID, Coach Horses-Marion
Farms
Glass EE, Standard Bred Horses
Walter Ray, Mrs. J. H. Roller.
Glass FF, Miscellaneous-W. ].
Sheridan, Walter Ray, s. A. Moses,
Mrs. W. F. Martin.
Special
Best Cage of ,Opossums-J. L.
Smoak
| WhitwOrth's Hogs
| The piece de resistance Of the hog
| exhibit was H. H. Whitworth's
Duroc-Jersey herd, taking up an en-
tire row of pens. These symmet-
rical. reddish-brown animals were of
all sizes from the immense Top
Notcher, as big as a SOW TO the tiny
piglet, almost small enough TO wear
on ones watchchain. All were in
/ the pink of condition ana made a
noble advertisement for the county.
The reporter could not obtain the
names of the owners OF most OF the
stock but there were fully three dOZ-
en- pens full of good-lOoking ami
mails. Along with the bloode1 stock,
were some native Florida hogs,
showing what great Improvement
care and feeding has made the raz-
orback in a few years.
! The cross-bred Poland China hogs
Of J. ". Naylor Of Pleasant Hill
Farm won much praise
A good sign was the exhibit made
by several colored men. The best
was that Of Peter Paul. whose
Hampshires, some Of them mule
footed. showed up we'll. Jerry Nit
chell and another colored man nam
ed Brooks had some good Florida
native stock.
Over in the cattle pens. J, c. How
ell, F. 3. Turner, c. 3. Strickland
Edwards Bros, S. T. Sistrunk, F. w
Ditto, ]. E. Camp, Misses Harriet
Livingston and Isabelle Davis, had
some of as pretty stock as is eyer
seen. J. 3. Simonton Of Micanopy
} is one Alachua man who had the
2 good taste to come to our fair.
One colored man, Peter Paul. had
some good dairy stock.
1t is a good sign to see sheep at
} the fair 4 Ed Carmichaels Shrop-
? shires and Sim Sistrunk's Lands
: downes and Hampshires and some
5 goodlookers belonging 10 Ridge Gale
: of Belleview. were the beginning OF
? big industry.
Horses and mules were we'll eX
| hibited by S. R. Pyles, ]. NJ. Meffert
J. y. Tiller. E. W. Cridier, ]. B
SimontOn, Fl. A. Fausett, Walter
Ray. S. A. Knight, Wilbur Smith
! Weller Carmichael, W. ]. Sheridan
Charlie Weaver, Marion Farms. 5. A
! Moses. Miss Gladys Drake. Miss An
! ME Davis. Mrs. ". 2. Martin. Mrs
J. H. Roller
The Races
! These weIv .-~-->.----:::1 a. usual
b The motorcycle races was won b.
g Gary Gallant. ten miles IN ffteel
e minutes.
5 OcaIa. .: Columbia.