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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20
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@m Sourtag lit ber 10 Sabre
alte Sobn Clarence Der Samilie 6err
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Silbernes Snbildurt.

Srsaniit unb 2ebrer Sobn &ern BON
Der ct. Soiepb'ss9 emeiuoe, Wils
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fem %iil6ernes Sienitiubildum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

gu perfnnien.-400 @der beItes
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g%in5elheiten. 522 State Yanf Slns.,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-20

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Wciuhf.-Sitneer Mann Iudt Stelle
III elmer gdderei. Sam gmpfebluns
gen ppr5eieen. Ibreiiiere: S-25,
hie'cs Slatt. 5,20,a
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gu perfaufen.--Sntfer Sbpp in
bliibenbem Rinneiota Stdbtd)en. Ser
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Gin rSnap".-3u p%ertnnfen ohcr
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Weine 240 gder Sarm nit @ebdils
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itone, @inuna Gountn. Minn., in elmer
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? Saarfiinitlerin. - @liSabetb Glarf,
SaarfiinItlerin, miro Sbnen cine brcis
itrdngigc Slefte filr $500 bcritcIlen.
Senbet Cure mi5Sef0mmten Saarc
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2dinmer: S5.50--$6.00.
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-$7.30 per 100 Yfunb.
Butter nub Gier.
Ger: 161ac-1712c per Suscnb.
Butter: Sairp, soc; Creamery. SIC
per Sfuno.
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&e,tern: So. 90--$7.S5.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
the HORSE SHOW ENDS.
CROWD THE LAST DAY WAS
LARGEST OF THE SHOW.
= - > - - "a. / -.
The Program Was the Most Interest
Ing and the Contests Most Exciting
Especially in the Roadster and
Championship Class, Of the Week.

From The Daily Item, Oct. 16.
The second annual show of the Sum-
ter Horse Show Association was
brought to successful close yester-
day afternoon with the largest crowd
of the week in attendance. The chief
interest centered in the fine harness,
roadster and championship classes and
and the contests for the blue ribbons
in these events were close and excit-
ing. Horsemen whose opinion carries
weight agree in saying that the entries
in these classes have seldom, If ever,
been equalled in quality in a South
Carolina horse show. The star Of the
entire show was Oriana, the fine har-
ness mare that won the cup in the
! harness horse class. This mare is
owned by. John T. Collins & Son, OF
North Middletown. KY. and has won
ribbons in the big horse shows of Ken.
lucky and adjacent States. But
Oriana was not the only horse in the
SHOW this week that is bred in the
purple" Taken as a whole the show
brought together as fine lot of horses
as could be found in the South.
Another feature Of the show that
tattracted much attention and that is
worthy Of special mention was the
herd Of Aberdeen-Angus cattle, head
/ ed by a magnificent bull, exhibited by
Mr.. L. d. Jennings. There was NO
prize offered for the herd. but to
help out the show and to give those
interested in beef cattle an oppor-
|tunity to see the type of cattle most
highly recommended by beef cattle
breeders. Mr.. JeGnings had his herd
on the grounds ,hroughout the show.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20

w. B. Boyle Co.; 3rd, Jas. c. Bryan.
Purebred o I. c. Boar, over 1 year
old. 1st, S. White
Purebred o. 1. c. Sow, over 1 year
old. 1st, S. White
Purebred o. I. c. Board, under 1
year. 1st, S. J. White; End, A. d.
Hardy.
Purebred o. I. C. Gilt, under / year.
1st, A d. Hardy; End, s. ]. White; 3rd,
A. D. Hardy.
Purebred o. I. c. Pair Pigs, 1st. A.
D. Hardy.
Special Premiums.
Best Dairy Type Heifer. under 2
years old, DR.. A. ]. China. 1 barrel
Town Talk Flour, donated by Rytten-
berg and Co.
Best Type Jersey Cow-Dr. Archie
China. Registration not required. $40
cash, donated by HI. d. Barnett.
Best Purebred Beef Bull, under 2
years old. A. d. Hardy. $40 donated
by City National Bank.
Best Dairy Cow and Calf. any breed
DR.. Archie China. / Stetson hat and
1 pair Walk-Over shoes, donated by
Sumter Clothing Co.
Best Boar Pig, months oId.-F. N.
Tryon. 1 pair Furbush shoes, donat-
ed by Bultman Bros.
Three Best Pigs-F. N. Tryon.
Three best pigs, for their age, any
breed under one year old, Sumter
county raised. $25 donated by Hardy
& Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
FINE CATTLE BOUGHT.
Five Carloads of Fine Beef Cattle on
The Road.

NV NoAAoouS VI rluc becI Cattic on
The Road.
Greenwood Journal.
DR.. T. ]. Kinard, who went as rep-
resentative Of the Greenwood county
Livestock Association with Profs.
Williams and Calvert of Clemson
College, to purchase pure-bred cattle
In the West has returned. DR.. Kin
ard states that about 100 head of
cattle were purchased and have al
ready been shipped. They should
arrive Friday or Saturday of this
week over the Southern. Two car
loads will come to Greenwood. one
goes to Newberry and two to Colum-
bia.
DR.. Kinard says that all of the
cattle purchased is OF the very high
est quality and will be a great show
when they arrive They range in
price from SIS to $3.50, the average
price for the yearlings being about
$a25. The majority of the animals
are of the Aberdeen-Angus type the
Kind selected for Greenwood county.
but there are quite a number of Red
Polls and Poll-Herefords.
The cattle was purchased in and
around the city of Columbus direct
from the farmers. DR.. Kinard spoke
of one Hereford as an especially fine
type that sold for $160 and weighs
approximately 1000 pounds.
The animals were loaded last
Tuesday, DR.. Kinard says, and should
arrive not later than Saturday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20

2-Fancy Bll-W w. McCutchen.
3-Patsy-NIss Boyle.
4-Daphne- T.. Collins &
Standardization, II.
Wnners-1st, Daphne; End, Watchful; 3rd Fancy Bill
CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE
Five Cats Post or End I'm anv five
gaed class including combined forfeit all p
CUP.
1-Barbees King-Dr. F. d. Kendall
Count Zinzendorf-Geo. d.
3-Orana-John T. Collins &
4-Colon-Geo. T.
b-MOnte Christie McDonald-A. Hardy
Winner-Count
CHAMPION HARNESS HORSE
Post ENTRY All single harness horses winning End in fine
harness. heavy harness or forfeit
prizes
1-Watchul-Geo.,
2-Iawson-J. ~ Krven &
S-Cndarela-Geo. T. Little
4-Alvis Oakley-Kennedy Bowman.
b-Emperor-Geo T..
6-Oriana--John T. Collins
7-Bily-King- -Blandng
Winner-Oriana.
80 CHAMPION SADDLE HORSE
Three gats Post winning or 2nd In anx
three gated enter or forfeit al,
prizes-CUP.
1-Daphne-John T. Collins & Son. ErSsH
2-Watchful-Geo. Little. ~".'* t%H-' '-
-Winner--laphne..,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
CATTLE AND HOGS.
Prize Winners in q Dargc and Classy
Exhibit.

The following is the list of prize
winners in the cattle and swine divis-
ions of the Horse Show. The cattle
and hogs were judged by DR.. Hood
IOf the United States Bureau of Ami
mal Husbandry, Mr.. William Collins
tof North Middletown, KY, and Mr.
Robert S. McCray. of Paris, Ky:
I Cattle Division.
! Purebred Beef Bull, any breed, any
tage-1st, L. D. Jennings End, A. D.
Hardy.
I Purebred Beef Cow, any breed. any
age. 1st, L. D. jennings; End, L. D.
Jennings.
| Purebred Dairy Bull, any breed
lany age. 1st, DR.. A. China; End, w. b.
fColclough; 3rd. F. N. Tryon.
| Purebred Dairy Cow, any breed.
any age, LIST, F. N. Tryon; End, DR.. A.
tChina; 2rd, DR.. A. China.
| Prizes donated by the Peoples Bank
Grade Dairy Cow, any age, 1st Geo.
d. Shore; End, ]. j. Whilden; 3rd. D.
p. Shuler
Prizes donated by the National
Bank Of Sumter
Swine Division.
Purebred Duroc Boar, over 1 year
old. 1st, II. l.. Tisdale; End. l.. D..
Jennings; 3rd. l.. ID. Jennings.
Purebred Duroc Sow. over year
old. 1st. II. l.. Scarborough; End, A..
ID. Hardy; 3rd, II. l.. Tisdale.
Purebred Durc Boar, under l year
lst, DR.. F.. s. Booth; End, j. F. Will
liams.
Purebred Duroc Gilt, under 1 year.
1st. A. ID. Hardy: 2nd, DIR. E. S. Booth.
Purcbred Duroc Toir Pigs. LIST. DR..
K. g. Booth.
Purebred Berkshire Boar. over
year old. LIST. J. c. Bryan.
Purebred Berkshire Sow, over l
year old. 1st, w. B. Boyle Co.; End.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
A PUBLIC HANGING.
Illinois Town Makes Public HOLIDAY
of Execution.

Murphysboro, ILL.,. Oct. 16.-While
TWO thousand people jostled each 9TH
er in jovial carnival spirit. Joe
Deberry, the confessed murderer of
MS white beenfactoress, Mrs. ]. H.
Martin. was hanged in the public
square at $50 this morning. He made
speech In which he stated he de-
served the punishment, and was ready
TO die. The hanging was holiday
function.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
. n "

Ihe proposed Mccormick county.
to consist of parts of Greenwood. Alb
oeViile and Edgefield counties, was
knocked out by the State supreme
court in decision hand d down Fri
uay upholding the decree Of the
ioWer court. No plans have been
MADE for another election on the
project.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20

teams. which In itself was Of great
local interest. The program for the
afternoon was carried out without a
hitch. The judges were: Mr.. Geo. T.
Little. Of Camden. of breeding classes
and the riding contests. and Mr.. Robt,
5. McCray, Of Paris. KY, Of the other
arena events.
The complete program, with all en-
tries and winners, is as follows:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-10-20
THE wAToHMAN AND soUTHRoN, OCTOBER 90, 1915.

4-IIarriet BID China
5-Bily-King- -Elandng
6-Avs Oakley-Kennedy
7-Cinderela-Geo. T. Little. Camden S. c.
S-Bel-R L.. Geddings
9-Fancy Bll--W w. McCutchen.
lawson 1st; Billy. End; Dan,Srd; Stella. 4th.
COMBINED HORSE THREE GA1Ts
Stallion, II Gclding
1st, $4,000; $1OOO 3rd $500; 4tb $3.50
Foxy Phil. Son. Darlington S. c.
2-Watchful-Geo T. Little. Camden S
Standardization 7. Little. Camden. s.. c.
4-Daphne-John T. Collins & Son. North Middetown Ky
6-Bessie Cox-Mrs H. l. Geddings Columbia g. c.
6-I'ord Nevile-Geo T. Little. Camden, S. c.
Daphne 1st; Wachful End; Foxy Phil Cinderella 4th
BOYS (UNDER FIETEEN) RIDING CONTEST
liorsemanshp Alone 20 Count.
LIST, $500; End, $780, $500; 4th, $500.
burgess Bultman
I'll. j. McIaurin.
3-Eugene Moses
Alb. China
Mc1Aurn Jr 1st B. r. China End; Eugene Moses, sra;
Burgess Butman,
COMBINED HORSE CATS.
Stallion or Gelding.
1st $4,000; 2nd $1,000; $500; 4th, $3.50.
1-Barbees King-Dr. F. D. Kendall Columbia s. c.
2-Ky McDonald-Dr H. Fields, Florence g. c.
3-Colon-Geo. T. Little Camden.
4-Iah Blaze--A. D. Hardy
b-Monte McDonald-A. D. Hardy
6-Count znzendorf-Geo.
7-Hghland Chef-H Rigby Manning 8
s-Manona-D p. Noise.
zinzendorf 1st Mcdonald End; Colon
3rd Half Blaze. 4th
PARADE PRIZE WINNING CATTLE IN THE SHOW RING
DRAFT HORSE.
Geldng 81.
1st $500; End $1,000; srd, $500; 18th, $3.50.
Abe Ryttenberg.
2-ODonnel
3-O'Donne
4-Fobt. Cooper
6-Robt M. Cooper.
j. Young
7-Crosswel Co
s-City of Sumter.
s-City
1. S Co.
Wnners-1st Robert M O'Donnel Co..
3rd City of Sumter; 4th Abe Rytenberg
S Saddle aIorse
1st $1,000; End, $500;
Captain-NIrs p. A. Wilcox. Florence S. c.
Mrs Albert Muldrow, Florence, s, c.
Wnners Muldrow, Florence S. c.; End Cap
tain, Mrs p. A. Wilcox, Florence,
=. Under IA Hands, Ridden by irl Boy
1st $1,000; 2nd, IS OO 3rd, $500.
Admiral Dewey-Ade kirkland.
2-Rex-Wm p. Barrett.
Butman.
4-Diamond Margaret N1cInnfs Darlington s. C.
b-Nelie-Mss Ruth Briggs. Silver, S.
6-Jack-T. c. Haynsworth
7-Bny-G A. Mckinney.
s-Red Head-Mss Augusta Jennings.
wnners-1st Diamond Dick; End, Head; srd Nsrgess
Bultman. ,,
GENTLEMEN,S RIDING CONTEST
Horscmanship to Count.
1st $500; 2nd $1,000; 3rd, $500; 4th $3.50
- 1st Money Donated ID Noise.
1-Berren w. Kendall Columbia, s. c.
Geo. T. Little. Camden,
3-Chas. r.
"A. ID. Hardy
6-R S. McCray Paris
7-P.
S-Wiliam Collins KY.
Wnners-1st End Colns Bird Charles
r. Little; 4th, p NJ Brown
ladies THREE HORSE
Gelding
LIST $1,000;
Foxy PHIL. N. Krven & Son. Darlington.
2-Watchful-Geo. II. Little amde
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MULE COLT ... ,.
Under 3 Years Old
iat $1,000; 2nd, $780, srd, $500; 4th $3.50
1-E e. Dolby. Dazel. 8 C.
III X Beason. Manning g. G.
81. Ii. Ranieid. Dalzerl s. C.
4-Rob NJ Cooper wisacky, g. c.
e-hoot M Cooper wsacky 8.
6-W r. Colcough. Providence
wv. b. Colclough. Providence
s-W b. colcough. Providence. ,, ,.... ...t 3D.. ,.,.
s-Alex Haynsworth Sumter s. c.
Il. K. Dolby '' ''''
MULE
1-Poly-w o. Bradford ~ ' ''
z-Minnie-J N. Kirven & Son. Darlington g. c.
s-Mary-J NJ Kirven & Son. Darlington g. C.
IL d. jennings. Sumter. s. C.
Minnie lst Mary End; L. ID. Jennings ard; Polly 4tb
OF MULES
i"' $1,000; End. $3.50; srd s5OO 4tb $3.50
i-Minnie and Mary N. Kirven & Son. par,nv,or g r.
Il d. Jennings. Sumter. s.
Winners In named
To Shown at Halter
fst sf5!oO 2nd slO.OO srd $500. 4th a so
t-Barbees King-Dr f. d. Kendall Coumb,a s. r.
ky mcDonald-Dr W. II. Fields Florence g. G.
s-Emperor-Geo T. Little Camden e. c.
Half Biaze-A D. Hardy Sumter. s. c. .. ...
s-Monte Christie McDonald-A D. Hardy
emperor ls Monte Christie Mcdonald. Half Blaze srd;
Baroees King 4th. ~ '
FIVE GATED HORSE go. o., q.
- Stallion. Marco Geldins
~ ,'o' 2nd $500; srd s2SOO ah siSOo Sth s1o sh ss
i-Barbees King-Dr. F. Kendan Columbia g
ky McDonald-Dr H. Fields
s-Peacock-J III. Myers. Sumter, r. f. d.
t-coon-Geo 7. Little Camden s. c.
e-Half Blaze-A. ID. Hardy
s-Monona-D. ID.
I-Monte Christie McDonald-A D. HARDY
s-Black Chief-L ID. Jenninsv. .'..
s-oriaa-John T. Collins . Son. North mau,.,o~n xx
10-H Rigby "' n.y.
orIana iSt; Colon Barbees King srd Half R,zo A.,
D"'N N"oi' oh; Monte Christie Mcdonald
LADIES' RIDING CONTEST
lIorscmnnshp lone TO Count
is' Cup; 2nd $1,000; srd $500 4th $3.50
Cup Donated by d. W. Folsom
Mrs Albert Muidrow. Florence s. c.
z-Mrs r. A. Wilcox. Florence g. C.
Mrs r. A. Wilcox. LIST; Mrs. Albert Mudrow End
FINE HARNESS HORSE
Either Sex,
sr 5000; End, $1,000; srd $500; 4th $3.50
i-Emir Dllon-D 1. Shaw ST. Charles 8 g.
a-bhly-King Blandng Co., Sumter q G.
S-Lord Nevile-Geo. Little Camden g r.
'-Emperor-Geo. 7. Little Camden s. C.
b-Coonel-J.
e-Monona-D.
Fancy Bii-w W. McCutchen wisackv g 4,
S-Orana-John T. Collins & Son North M,ddlo,ow, ~
9-Unnamcd-C. w. Smith
Sunshne-T. L. Strange Wedgeneld
Emperor ls Oriana, End Emir Dillon. 3rd; Monono An
ROADSTER. Local
Either
ist, si5oo End. $1,000; $500; tt,, 81 30
1-Dan--J. n. Kirven. Darlington, s C..
2-IAwson. J. ~ Kirven Darlington, s. c.
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THE HORSE SHOW
The Second Days Attendance Was Greater
Than First.
The Exhibition of Fine Driving Saddle Horses Mules and
Mule Colts. Was Well Worth Seeing-The Saddle and
Combination Glasses Were Exceptionally Good.

The second day OF the horse show
found large and interested crowd in
attendance. among whom were num-
bers OF visitors. The program of
events was again up to the high
standard OF the first day. and all of
the classes and riding events were
well filled.
The events were formally opened
with a parade OF the fire department
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well filled. arena
Tne events were formally opened The complete prog
with parade OF the fire department tries winners is
PROGRAM OF EVENTS.
PARADE BY FIRE DEPARTMENT TEAMS.
....t sPECIAn
Colt two To three years old. To bc shown In Harnes
SGT Harness Donated by w. h. Boyle Co.
Ky McDonaid-Dr w. Fields Florence, s. c.
a-Buily-B. L. Montague.
Winner. Bully.
,-. JACK a.. .... a.. ...
fst siSoO End, $1,000; 3rd, $500; 4th, S2ss
i-Barney-w b. Colclough. Providence. s. c.
2-Ansey-J. Q. Ross ReminL
Ansley. 1st Barney. End.
ii. Special. ,,,,.. ..,.4 ...
,,., Mule Colt Under 2 Years Ola
Premium Donated by Booth Bovle IAvo S.o,, ~,
1-E. Z. Dolby. Dazeli
2-H. X. Beatson. Manning
81. b. Rafield Dazeil ,-
+-Robt M. Cooper Jr. wisacky.
b-Robt. NJ. Cooper. wisacky.
s-w d. Coicough Providence.
Wv II. Coicough Providence :;
s-W h. Colcough Providence.
Winner No. 4. r. NJ Cooper Jr -
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Special.
PARADE BY FIRE DEPARTMENT TEAMS

80. n Mule Colt Under Years Old
Premaum Donated by Booth Boyle 1--we Stock e.,
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GENTLEMEN,s RIDING CONTEST.

s-Wiliam Collins North Middletown. KY
Wnners-1st Geo. T. Little: William Charles
r. Little; 4th. p M. Brown.
IADIEs HORSE
Marc Cielding
list $1,000;
l-Foxy PHIL N. Kirven
2-Watchful-Geo. T. Little. Camde
3-Mrs Albert Florence s.
4-Daphne-John I. Collins &
"nners-1st Watchful; End. Foxy Phil; Daphne
PAIR FINE HARNESS HORSES
. Either Sex EACH.
1st $2SO0; End, S15 OO srd, $1,000; 4th $500.
Lawson & Mate. NJ Krven & Son. Darlington s. c.
2-Cindarella & Mate-Geo. Camden
3-Colonel & Mate.
4-Avis Oakley & Mate-Kennedy Bowman.
5-Oriana & ROsso-John & Son.
Winners-1st orana & Rosso; End. Cinderella ard
Alvis Oakley Mate 4th,
ROADSTER
1st, $25OO; 2nd, ath $500
1-Dan--J. n. & Son. Darlington
2-l@wson-J N Kirven Son. Darlington.
3-Emir Dnon-D L. Shaw. st. Charles
4-Sela--J. E. Rhame Camden
5-Bily-King- Blandng
6-Fancy Bll-W McCutchsn.
7--IIalf lilaze-A. d. Hardy
Winners-s, Lawson End. Srd, Fancy Bill
Not II appropriate vehicle and driven nv
1st $1,000; End, $780, Srd.
Admiral Dewey-Mlss kirkland.
2-Damond Dick--Mss Margaret McInnls
3-Jaci--lI G. IIaynsworth
G.. a.
5--Itcd Hoad-Mss Isabel Jennng
wmncs-lst, Diamond Dick End. Red
LADIES' HARNESS HORSE.
Mare Gclding
1s., $1,000; $500
l-nesse Cox Mrs II. /. Geddings Columbia