Poultry Show In Ypslanti

The first meeting of the Eastern Michigan Poultry Breeders' association is a grand succes, which can be fairly proved by a half hour's visit to Light Guard hall, Ypsilanti, where the meeting is held th's week. The display of the many varieties is certainly fine, and anybody in the least interested in this particular branchof industry will be well repaid for attendance with other enthusiasta. At present writing there have been nearly 600 fowls entered. Among the prominent exhibitors are Z. A. Hartsuff, Unadilla, Livingston county ; Jones Bros., Detroit ; I. C. Kellar, Tiffin. Ohio ; E. J. Kirby, Marshall; D. P. McLachflao, York; Keyes & Kishbaugh, Clinton ; C. D Richards, Millbrook ; C. A. Waldron, Tecuinseh ; Fred. C. Wagner, Monroe ; F. R. Boker, Lowell ; E. E. Mugg, Dundee ; A. G. Weston, Unadilla; L. P. Smith, Hanover; A. Mc Kinney, Geo. Nissley, and George Olds, all of Saline; Prof. Bello wg, S. Post, W. D. Ellis, J. E. Lambert, W. S. Carpen ter, S. J. Rowley and many others trom Ypsilanti. The meeting is now ]ust at the height of interest, and will close Saturday.