Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-09-24


speed.-Bcst marc over yeats old 1stpremium
to George G. Lobdell's mare Helen. Also LIST
premium to Geo. Moseley's sorrel mare Flower.
best Ally two years old, list premium to John A.
Harris bay Glly.
Glass 1G-licayy draft horses. Best stallion
over years old LIST premium to James Sharp's
stallion g. dolphin, I'd premium to WIN. 3. Fleni-
ming's stallion Gotham.
Sheep-Ciass -Cottswold or Leicesters.--
Best 2 years old buck, LIST premium TO Geo. Jack
sons years old Cottswold buck LIST premium
for year old Coltswold bucks second premium
for ditto. Geo jackson LIST premium for / ,pon
of imported Canada ewes.
The Committee say: Notwithstanding there
was no competition, your Committee take plea
sure in bearing evidence to the superior excel
lence of Mr.. Jackson's stock on exhibition, par
tcularly to his pen Of imported ewes bought by
him in Canada, at q high cost, and in the estima-
ton OF the Committee as fine as ever exhibited at
any Of our Fairs"
Swine.-Class 21st-Best lot of Chester White
pigs, FIRST premium to R. M. Griffith; best Ches-
ter White boar, first premium to VIM. I. Painter;
VIM. I. Painter; second premium for lot of
Poultry,-Class 22nd-Bcst lot Bramah chick
ems, first premium to r. Griffith; best lot
black Spanish, first premium to same; best lot
mixed breed, first premium to same; best lot
exhibition Of pigeons, first premium to same.
Glass 2i.-Farm Implements and Machinery
best Corn Shelter, best self feeding blacksmith
drill, best straw cutter, Burdck's point, best
reaper cutter sharpeneri LIST premium for each to
John MANI.
Prlndlc's Agricultural steamer, Piindlcs Agri-
cultural cauldron, South's Cannon Corn Shelter,
Bickford g. Hotfman's grain and guano drill,
Stoner's grain and seed drill, Premium Farm and
Cutter, Pennocks Corn Shelter. Wllngton's
Root Gutter, Farm Bells, Step Ladders, Wine
Press, Spain's patent Air Churus. Potato Pillow,
Road scoop, Grain bags, stable, brooms,
garden roller, grindstonc, OK yoke and OK bows,
horse hay fork, manure forks, wooden shoyels,
hay rakcs, corn knives LIST premium for each to
Wilson g. Walton. Also to same LIST premium
for Walton 4. Whann's phosphate
First premiums were awarded To Churslde "
Hawortl, for best farm wagon and best pillow.
First premium to Jacob Casho, for Diamond
State 1hrcsher and Cleaner.
First premiums to William 7. Shaw u Co., for
best ouG-horsc moving machine, best two-horse
moving machine aud best Gem incd moving and
rraping machine.
First premiums to William j. Brown, for best
stump pulier, best lard pr,ts, bag holder, seed
drill, and for fish guano.
First premium TO Mr.. McClclland, IF McClel-
| lnntlsvie, iur best pair twin burrows.
| liss 2Tlh -Grai,-First premium t., Wilson
| ~ Walton, for hest bnslcl OF ~, l"'-L bushcl
| Irish white oats. bsl bushcl ugll d-srass seed,
| best hushcl rye grass seed, hcs biishrl clover
seed, All hest buishe timothy se,d;
FfuiJ-Ciass 18th. --Be.t " irch Duchess pears,
first premium To l,ccs sutton.
| Glass 2gth-Applcs. Best and greatest number
of choice apples, first premium TO Richard Jack
son, second premium 10 L. Dilworlh, third pre-
MUM to Eli H. Chandler.
Glass 8Olh-Grapes. --Best four punches Della
ware and Isabella, first premium to Rces Sutton.
| Glass ilst.--Bcst musk melon, first premium
! To Alexander Burns.
| Yegcta',lps Glass 3.nd.-P,iti,ocs. best bushel
Of every variety Of white potatoes, first premium
4 To Alexander l3upns, and to Il. NJ. Griffith second
| premium. hest display of vegetables, first pre-
MUM to Alexander Burns; best lot of pumpkins,
first premium to H. L. Chandler
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Glass 3i-Butter and Cheese, Best lbs butter
out Of LIT of 20 lbs LIST premium, to Mrs. james
| Dilwortli; "a premium to Miss Laura Pierce !; 3D.
Rebecca H. Pieite.
Best pound of butter LIST premium to Miss Mary
G. Diwortb, "a premium 10 Miss Euphtmia Il
Pyle, Sd premium TO Miss Rebccca II. Pierce, 4tf
prem. to Mrs. Samuel Bailey
Best cheese under yr old, 1st prem. to Mary
/ c. Dilwoith, I'd prem. to Mrs. LydiaC. Dllworth
Best cream cheese LIST prem Mrs jas. Dilworth
I'd prem. Mrs. L. W. jackson.
Glass 36.--Bread.- Sub Class A--narried ladies
Best loaf wheat bread LIST prem. Mrs. J.b Hayes
I'd prem. Mrs, Aiken, Sd prem. Mrs. Mary Mer
Ger, Kennett Square. Best loaf rye bread Mrs
John Tuffree, Wilmington.
Sub lass B. nonc but unmarried ladies to com con.
Laura PInrce, I'd prem e Miss iaehdcoa j. Pierce
3D. prem. Miss Mary Mercer, Kopnctt, Pa,
Sub-class c., none but domestlcs to compete
Best loaf wheat bread, LIST premium Chalf doze
tea forks) to Mary Connaway; 2nd premium
Ayondale.
Glasses ~. 3S and 80 no reports.
! Glass 40, Dried Fruit Cunstwes, and Fru
Butters.--Dried apples, LIST premium, Mri6eorg
Gawtlirop; Mrs JOB Hayes, special. cpap-app ,
w. I. Paynter Conserved Tomatoes, LIST, Mii
A. w. Keccl. Dried corn, Isl, to same Pea
, conservcs, LIST, Mrs. w. T. Painter; cherry cor
seryeO, LIST, same; peach butter, LIST, same; eide
berry jam, lst. same, green fox grape butte
same; jar dried plums, End, sa,l.e; rlnm butte
lst, Mrs job Hayes peach butter, 1868, spcea
same strawberry butter, lst sainei white 10
grape butter, 2nd, same, pear butter, LIST, same
goosebufry butter 1st, SAME: rurraht butter, is
. same; strawberry conserycs, lat, same; currai
, conseives, 1st same raspberry conserves, is
| same pear conscrvcs, Ind, same dried plum
LIST, same. tomato figs, lst, same tomato butte
/, LIST, Mrs. Hayes Chandler; rhnhiih butter, Is
same; white fox grape butter ISL Mlsa heoecc
/; Pierce.
!. Glass A. Preserves. - First premiums wei
!. awarded to Mrs Lydia q. Dilworth, for her pr
served apples, citron, ounces; to Mrs. w.
= Painter for peaches, strawbcFflts, piums
/. Mrs JOB Hayes, for currants, raspberries, COOS
berrles, green Cages and pears, raspberry jan
. strawberry jam, end greatest variety preserves
/. to Miss Ri. Pierce f6f red tomato preserves an
!. pincapples to Mrs. l.. q. DilYorth, for blacl
, berry jam; and a second premium for create
, variety.
= Glass 2.-Jcllies.-1st premiums were awar
e ed to Mrs. I. w. Jackson Tor isabella crap
e peach, rhubarb, pear, citron cailt'lopc; to Mr.
G Job Hayes, for ounce, (.p.cial l'reuI.un,,) r.
It blackberry, strawberry, crab apple. Sspccial
r Mrs. W. +. Painter, for ounce, white fox crap
Especially catawba grape. lemon, dewberry
Q Miss. Keech, white fox grape, Grub apple, appl
e Especial, peach, Especially 2nd premium 60 Mi
J. Jackson, for eldcrberry, plum, apple, tomato
d lemon to Mrs. Hayes, white fox grape, cata'
lie ba isabela to Mrs Painter, red f9X grape, er'
apple, peach gooscbery 10 Miss keecll'quin1ss
2. blackberry Mr. Jas. Dilwnrih, citrm.. i
|. greatest variety, list, Mrs. Hayes 2nd, Nj
). Class i3-Fruit in Sealed cans. First prcmiull
'r to Richardson Il Robbins, Dover, hest displ
a. peaches; Mrs. Painter, ounces, 1877, hnek'ch'
ries '67 elderberries '6S, quinces &c. backberr
ID currants, Strawberries 49, gooscberries NJ
h. Jackson, apples, plums, Strawberries, 81, ton
e toes. Second premiums to Mrs Painter, pea
ce '67, currants, ~, blackberries, 90. plums,
purple plumss Mrs Hayes, peaches, G6, Cataw
grapes, raspberries. eiderharrics Mrs. Jan
Glass 4iMPiclkIes, Catsup, Vinegar, and Spie
Fruits - list Premiums to sife. N. Y. Dllwol
picked tomatoes, spced APPLES and tmato'
Of Miss Kccch, pielled green Tomatoes, eatsn
in Mrs. Painter picked yellow tonlatscs. spie
es peachca. greatest variety spieed Fruit R'bes
I'm Pierce, cider vinegar; Mrs. Hayes, spicsd pea
it. | spiced red fox grapes; Mrs Henry Chandl
spiced cantelopes. End premiums to Mrs. L.
Dilworth, picked tomatoes, eatsup, spiccd app
and pears; Mrs. Fainter, pickled and spiced grt
tomatoes Rebecca Pierce spiced cantelop
rs, Miss Keech, spiced green tomatoes; Mrs. Cha
In Ter, cider vinegar.
nd Glass 46-Houschold and Domestic Manu-
ted tures,-1st premiums were awarded to lie
Seehausen for sheep skin foot mats, loot mt
to Mrs. John Green rig rug Mrs. Mary q. ]
+. worth pair flax stockings, spun and knit by !
self, one ball sewing thread spun by herself; y
Job Hayes pair gents half hose; "a premium
Mrs Geo, Gawthrop for pair stockings; y
Mary q. Dilworth door rug.
md Glass --Embroideryand fancy needleworl
mi LIST premiums were awarded Miss L. II. Tutf
nan two opera hoods: Mrs Ldie Rowe. best specir
.ral fancy needlework; Miss Sallie z. LOWELL.
two needlework for chair and ottoman; Mrs. NJ
MCDANIEL for children's clothing; Miss Anna
ION. Hewett, Pennsgrove, N. j., best robe tor slt
His or buggy; Mrs. Annie M. jackson. lamp m
ints Miss Agnes 0glc, for chair tidy; Miss Julia
,ere Ogle, crochet shawl Mrs. John Green, sofa
um low, netting mat; Mrs. Mary q. pilwdrth. 81
cover pincushions, embroidered 0heMisc
om- VIM. r. Painter, for silk embroidery; Mrs. W
I s. Pritchett, Denton, Nd, for Child's afghan;
: = | .,st., - ;,fonfu xvbite fancy skirt. Miss 4