Smyrna times., 1859-09-22
WHOLE NO., 443.

DUCK OF native or mixed breed So ; best two
ewes of foreign breed, So; best two ewes of
native breed, So; best four lambs, So.
Committee-Thos. Wilson, ]. S. Bell, T. B.
Lewis, VIM. M'Gonigal, Manlove II. Galley.
Hoes.
For the best boar, So I'd best, So; best
brood sow, So; best pair of pigs, under three
months So: largest hog, 50.
Commltlee-A. J. Galley, Thomas Postles,
Joseph Seward, James Frazer, John R. Dickson.
Fowls.
For the best pair of improved fowls, 50; lar
gest and best variety of domestic fowls, 50
best pair of turkeys 81 best pair Of geese,
81; best pair of ducks 81.
Commlree--W IN. r. Morris John Mellow.
ell, Jacob F. Lewis B. V. Clark, A. ]. Taylor.
BITTER AND IoHEY.
For the best butter not less than 5 lbs.,
premium or So; I'd best, premium or 50 best
pOtted butter, not less than ) lbs. and not less
than months old, 50 ; best arranged beehive,
with or without bees, 50; best lot of honey,
not less than 5 lbs, 81.
! Committce-Eli Salisbury, ]. w. F. Jack
son, Thos. james, j l.. iieverin, H. Spruance.
FLOUR AND NEAL.
! For the best haIt:Larrc of flour, the best 25
! lbs buckwheat -four, and the best bushe corn
! meal, each a certificate of merit.
Comnliltcc--Jas. a. Dunning John p. Rees,
D. c. Cowgirl, J. ". Hall, j. f. Dawson.
ORCHARDS AND FKuIrs.
For the best peach orchard, 81 do. apple
orchard, So specimen of apples, not less than
peck, 81 specimen OF peaches, not less than
halt peck, 81; specimen Of pears, 81 ; spec.
men OF grapcs, 81 specimen of any variety of
fruit deemed worthy Of distinction, 81.
Ccmmlltee--Joseph Burchinal, John Clark,
William Koderlield VIM. AIlband, VIM. +.
Thompson.
VEGETABLES.
For the best kitchen garden, 50; best and
largest variety Of Vcgetables, 81 ID best, 50;
best specimen of any variety worthy of dstinc.
ton, 81.
Commitee-Dr. J. w. Sharp, C. II. B Day,
VIM. Graham, Bolitha Wharton.
Hay AND GRASS.
For the best 10 acres of timothy So, 10 acres
of clover Ss3, 10 acres Of mixed grasses So, l
acre of timothy 81.
Commitee-George Paris, Thos Madden,
Stephen Cats, NJ. s. VanBurkalow
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
For the best grain fan, plow, harrow, cuti-
vator, straw w-cHttcr and cart, 81 each for best
wheat drill, aud mower So each best per,
3
50 each; best wagon, and shelter for horse.
power, 50 each best hand cornsheller, so cts
CommIttee-Danie Cummins, John West,
James G. NAPLES, Jonathan Brown, Samuel
Draper.
FLOWING MATCH.
! To commence at o'clock, p. NJ, Thursday.
The best plowman, a medal to cost not less
than Sc
The second best, medal to cost not less that
The best ployboy, not over II years of age,
| medal TO cost
! The second best, medal to cost not less than
| Commlttee-Thos. B. Lockwood, John Wood
all, Peter Meredith, Jr., Chas M. Wharton,
Called S. Pennewil.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
For the best specimen of sugar, manufac-
! tured in the county from the shrghum
saccharatum, not less than > lbs 9
! For the best specimen Of moasses, manufac-
tured IN the county, from the same, not less
than one gallon, 2
For specimens of mechanical skill in carpen-
try, smith work, harness, boots shoes, &C.,
and for such other articles on exhibition as
do not come under regular classification,
Discretionary premiums.
Commttee-M. Hayes, J. p Wilds, ]. T.
! Thurlow, Jas. S. Buckmaster, Charles Warren.
! FLOWERS AND FANCY WORK.
For the largest and best collection of flowers,
Gift Annual.
Finest bouquet, Bouquet-holder.
Finest specimen of embroidery, Work Box
! Finest specimen of home made linen and tus-
tan, Work Basket.
Best specimen of female handicratt of any
other sort, Work Bashet
Committee-Geo. P. Fisher, DIR. Isaac Jump,
William Cowgirl, Mark Greer, X. w. Rey-
nolds, Jr.
The following is synopsis of the rules and
regulations:
Single admission tickets % cents. Tickets
for garages 80 cents, and % cents fer each
person in carriage.
Exhibitors must pay one dollar on entering
their articles. Entries should be made bt fore
the 5th none received after IL Nj. on that day.
Competition will be confined TO Kent county
except implements aud where the contrary
is specified in the above list.
Exhibitors must see to the delivery of their
articles on the show ground.
Persons sending specimens by railroad, by
preparing the same, will have them returned
free of charge on showing certificate from the
Secretary that they were on exhibition.
The Judges will meet on Wednesday, at 10
M.
A graded track of halfa mile in length will
be prepared for the trial of horses.
Flowing match on Thursday, at 2 o'clock.
| Hay and straw will be furnished to stock
; free of charge.
/ Sale of stock and implements on Thursday
] afternoon.
The annual address will be delivered by
Henry NJ. Ridgely, M. D., on Thursday, at IL
o'clock A. Nj.
Committee of Arrangement-Jacob M
Manlove Hayes, Dr. J. C. Bird, Solomon Town
; send, James G. NAPLES, Thos. Wilson, R. c.
= Walker.
, MarShal-Caleb NJ. Jester.
Recording Secretary-James c. Bird.
: The editor of the New Orleans Bulletin ae-
|. knowledges the receipt of pumpkin raised in
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