Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-29
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pair of oottswold E~es 3 yrs old
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POULTRY
j, K. Brown, Tor II lot Of Fowls, special pre-
nium of IS ond aiploma s Canby, tor IL lot
II Bramah Poottah Fowls, lat premium i
Toward w. Lnbdeil for lot OF Bantam Fowls,
sJ premium 81
DAIRY, AND FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY.
Urmy 4 Manz for Combined Reaper and
Mower with Shaw Mahzs Parent Self Rlker
A ttached, Diploma W. T. Shaw & Cos one
aud two horse Clipper aud Mower, diploma;
rhos McUouaughey's Hand Seed Planter, d
plomn; Mosely Taylor & Co., Tor Morris0us
Improved Uullivator, diploma ThOs McCon
lughey, for Cultvator for general usa, diplo.
ma.
BUTTER AND CHEESE DOMESTIC SU
GAR. HONEY, FLOUR AND MEAL
Elma kinsey, for best pound OF fresh butter,
premium ST 90; DR. A. J. Brown, Tor tie best
syrup made from sample sugar cane--4t lenths
Of az acre yielding 88 gallons, equaling over 200
gallons per acre, Country Gentleman; Ed. Tat
nall Jr. for Lang5iroths pstent movable comb |
beehive. with surplus aousy boHea above main
live, diploma.
GRAIN.
n Dupont, tor best bushel Of red wheat, 81 |
Richard Jackson, for best bushel Of black oats,
81 II. Dupont for beat bushel OF orchard grass
seed, 81.
Richard Jackson, Tor best lot of apples,
twenty one varieties, Trilnble's best work.
VEGETABLES.
best bushei of white sprout pota,oes, 81
James Dilwortb, for besl lot of cusco potatoes,
ST.; Nj MulleI, gardener TO Mr. Geo. q. Lobdel
Tor best bushel puk eye potatoei, 81;
Thos. NJ 0gle for best bnshel OF tuc<cye po-
tatoei ST.; A, Burns, gardener TO Mrs. A.
Dupont, tor beet lot OF sweet potatoes, 81. 90;
Thomas NJ Ogle, Tor best bushel turnps,
varieties, SO cts. A. Burps, gardener to Mrs. A.
T. Dupont, for best lot OF celery, so cents; ditto
beets, so cents; ditto parsnips, so cents; ditto
cabbage, so cents; NJ. Mullea, gardener to Geo.
G, Lobdell, for beat lot of squashes, 8 varieties
so cents; A. Burns, for best lot OF onions, so
cents; NJ MulleG, gar riener 10 Geo. q, Lobdell
for best peck of tomatoes, so cel's A. Burns,
for best lot OF egg plants so cents; ditto, lima
beans, shelled aui In the pod, SO cents; W. VI.
Cloud for best lot of field pumpkins so c,s Ed.
Ta,nAli, jr., tor best collection ofPlsnts IN pots,
including varigaied corn, Japanese varetieo,
green uess and shrubs 10 box5a, Diploma; NJ.
Mullen, gardener TO Geo. g. Lob1ell, fJr best
display OF Vegetable, $40 90,
FLOWERS
A. Burns, gard ,ner TO Mrs A. / Oup1nt,
for beet collection Di1ls5, twerty ave varie-
lies, and one hand some boqust, dilcreuorary
| premiu N, Ii; Miss Elma KinSei tor bes baJ-
krt Of howers or grasses Discretionary premium
Of 81.
LADIES DEPARTMENT, lat class
Msa J. Ross TOR best lamp mats 9li 1rs.
| Joseph Richardson, Jr., f)r ct Aft :ual, 81;
| Miss Ross for best 81 K bed quit, /, Miss
Elms Kinsey, second bss. SO c'si Oarrie P Az
don, FIR best colorsd cotton oei qIilt, Il Mas
| Elma knsey for second beat, 80; J. T. Ltmb =
son, tor beat pair WOODEN stockings, l do,
socks Il Mrs NJ. X. Brown, TO- best chRir seats
lufisd work ] Carrie P. AYdoa, for best col
lect on OF plintiugs. drawings, B. a i sc .e-
tiouary premium OF S3 Peters WoJley, tor
best lot OF hoop skirts, diploma
SEWING MACHINES
To Mrs. A. R. Peterson, for Wheeler q Vii.
son Lock Stitch Machine, first premium |.
Town. II. Crow g. Bro for Wilcox & Giaht
Machine, second premium so cents
LADIES' DEPARTMENT lst Glass
Miss Mary n Griffith, for best display d
5ilk embroidery do. or best display OF cam
brIc embroidery, l. NJ. L Licateueteih, T.!
best display of crochet work /; Miss May n.
Griffith, tor second best, SO ceats, NJ. l.. Lieh :
tensteip, for beat article OF crochet work
(shawD /; Mrs. A. r. PaersOn, special prem i
um for let OF ornamental fancy goods, g. hisi
; Nellie acoaoe, for bes. display of tcttiul
work, /; Miss Carrie P Aydon, special pre-
MUM tor very fine display Of ornamental wsI
hair, seed and shell work, 3,
fAnIpat DFpApTuENr "a i,i.a-
BREAD Miss Emma L, DilwortL and Mi.
r Elma Rinsey were awarded premium OF 10
) for wheat bread exhibited by them, the quail
! ty being good, and differing but little.
d OAKrs AND PIE4.-Miss Elma Kiusey, ID
e best lot of sponge cake, l; E. l.. Dilworth, 10
Y second best so cents; Elma Kinsey, tor he
J lot of rusk, l; +. l. Dlworth Tor second be1
50 ceats.
J. MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, l5t Division
- Cooling Il Lloyd, for coal box jenny Lir
:, Carriage and Track Sulky, there being f
! competition, diploma Henry Pre,zehner, |
ID four passenger family carriage there being I
competition, diploma Willism Summel, 1
best shifting top Bow Arch Buggy, diplon
e. MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, "a DiFiso
7, H. D. Hicks & Co., for best display OF soa
e. 2o0 Harris &,Ge., for second best l. Thorn
Forsyth, for be9t display OF home m1nni's
tuFsd earthenWaTc, consisting al one 60
band chamber set, 2; Thomas Y deNormand'
special premium of diploma, for heat disp
=, of china, glass and plated wsrei J P. Doug
~ ton, for best lot of gents hne muslin shr
% diploma, Thomas D Wenb specat pTemil
tor fine display OF hats, caps, ladiss fu
-, robes, umbrellas, canes, gloves, &c, dip'om
20 In this division Messrs. Springer doFt
20 had on exhibition Il very fac Sc, OF tello'
y hubs and spokss, aud Mr.. S. D. Forbes ihI
- sets of wheels, all OF excellent workmhnsh
There was, however, no competition.
Ter MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, Sd DiSisu
'r' Pickels l. Coitsr exhibited lot of sloy
as including thu Niagara, Monitor aud oliu
me styles, for which they were awarded spec
premium OF u diploma, there being no CONF
IN tition; Ferris b Co., for best and most app
CO. we'd portable gas mandatory, VITA hxtu
ar etc. 5; Thomas B. McConauyhsy, for pat
l. governor Tor horse p1wer, special premium
a diploma, Wilson 4 McCo laugaey, for pat
lhe shaker, special premium OF diploraa-
$50, oan.na,i,inn. Richsrdson 4 Hoopss for
! : display of cutlery, consisting of table
. }. pocket cutlery, raznrs, scissors, eroascut
Il circular saws, 800; Messrs. Richardson
Hopes and Mr., ]. Herting, Runsmith,
Two both on exhibition a very tine display OF g
ums and pistols; Messrs. Richardson and doc
exhibited also some counter scales OF apI
r, an,ly good workmanship,
~ The following articles were also on aNh
20 ton, but there being no cempetiton, no prt
un- ums were awarded for them, viz one cast
har- assorted candles by D. Lemon & % !
Common Sense" washing machine, HOY