Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

at exhibition of the Agricultural Society of New
Castle County, September 18th, 18th and 18th,
1867
Glass 1.-Short horned cattle.-Entry No. lao,
William Wayne, for bull Bashaw, years old,
premium lst IS; No. lao William Wayne, bull
Cavalier, 10 months old, 81.
Glass mo. l4O.-william Mayue, for cow
Beauty, 8 years old, no competition. special pre-.
MUM, "a May Queen, years and m-nths.and
| Cherry, years aud moHths, by same exhibitor,
| were highly spoken OF.
no entries.
Glass 5.-No 26.-Alderny's. etc., Jacob G.
| Nipple bull calf, months old, an excellent an-
imal, hut no competition, special premium, 81;
No. IS, by George Kerr. ESQ., fne Alderuy
bull, ne competition, but special premium
awarded, "a; No. 20, J. Z. Ripple, Alderny calf
Lilly, nine months old, no competiIion, but spe-
cial premium, -.
| President, IA months old, in general premium to
same as herd; No. As, William Dean. cattle for
| herd, no competition, special premium, 80;
No. IS, A. and As, Henry DUPONT, roam steer Ben,
| red steer John, white steer Tom, no competition,
| special premium, $40
Glass S-No i6.-FS Thompson exhibits COW
Lucy, heller Cherry, between and years old,
no competition, special premium, So; No 43 to
IL, William Dean, Esq, exhibits Lilly Waterman,
cream pot heller. ID months old. tawn spotted
and white heiier,1 Is months old, yellow and white
Fancy, from Biddles, Cow, II months old, Matte
Baldwin, u months old, heller calf Jennie Van
degrfl, 10 months old, stated as very iue, but no
competition, and special herd premium recon-
mended, $1,000; No 60. G. 1. DUPONT, very fine
heller calf Dandelion, 10 months old.
| Class 9-No entries.
| Glass 10.-Nos. 8, 4 and 5. George G. Lobdel
Esq, chestnut stallion King Alfred, years old,
no competition but highly praised by committee
| and special premium awarded, $40.
| Glass 11.-Bay mare Florence Schaupe, years
old brown mare and colt (Alice) Schaupe last
| by Slasher; special premium for this last, IS ;
No. 1856, J.C.Lilters, Lady Lightfoot, Fearnaughl
stock, years old.
Glass ia.-George G. Lobdel, mahogany bay
colt, (stud) years old, Harluger no COMPETE
ton, but committee speak highly of this auimal
got by Hamiltonlan, recommend special pre-
Glass 70 Same, bay iilley Carey, sire sasher,
dam by v. Haniltonap, fine animal, first pre-.
MUM, "a brown firy Abe Lincoln, by George
NJ. Patchen.
Glass 12.-Geo. G. Lobdell, Abe Lincoln. dam
Fanny the above entries are superior animals,
LIST premium, 81.
Clusscs 10 and 14.-No entries.
Glass 15.-No. II. John L. Lewis, bay mare
Flora, $40; colt by d. two months old, LIST pre-
MUM, 81; No. IA, George Moseby, mare, eight
years Old 2nd premium, "a /; colt by do. four
months cid, End premium, 81; mare Kate was
also exhibited and commended; No. 16, F. s.
Thompson, gelding General Sherman, first pre-
MUM, $40; No. 2l3, Richard jackson, bay colt
Fanny, Is months old, special premium OF "A. 90;
No. 81, Samuel Candy, ESQ., driving mare Cora
years old, LIST premium, $40; Ns. 40, Thomas
kinsey, brown horse Davy, iavoraby Noticed
No. 142, William Mayne, bay mare Fanny. six
years old, Ind premium. So; bay tnarc Fashion
3 years old,special premlnm IS; bay mare Polly
with colt months old, Sc; bay mare Lucy, 2ne
premium, 50; gray mare Fanny, years old
iavorably noticed.
, The committee also noticed favorably colt lisa
bella, exhibited by D. B. Anderson. n colt by
George W. Morrison, years old, and horse col
by Delaware Patchen, 81 months old, by Il
: McCube.
: Glass 16.-No. 1l2, exhibited by VIM. Wayne
1 sorre mare Fashion, 10 years old special pre-
0 MUM awarded, 81; No. 81, Thomas Mayne
black colt Gen. Grant, 81 years old, special pre-
n MUM. 80.
= Class l7.-No IS. Samuel Candy, horse Oscar
= second premium. 81; No Iii, horse Frank, Vim
Wayne, first premium, $40. In this class tn
contest was close, and favorable mention is mad
G of seytr,l among ethtrs grey horse Prince.
Glass -Sheep.--No. 201 Jason Davis,
ii SUuhdown ewes first premium SO best buck
do, So best under year, do, So.
Glass 19.-Georgc jackson, best pair Cotswol
ewes, 50; pair bucks, year-old, first premium
50; 2-year-od first premium, So second pre-
e mium. Country Gentleman. s.; 1-year-old, fir.
ir premium. So; best display, 50.
<. Class 2O-HeDry Taylor, best pair of Grad
VI lambs, fist premium 81.
j Glass 21.-Entry No l6, +. s. Thompson, f
4 SOW and pigs, special premium, So.
- Class 2l.-Rodman Pritchet, no competition
p but special premiums. best lot. 81 best Chest,
u county boais, months old. 81; two sows s
y these were of the Chester County White brec
IN and could hardly be excclled.
ia Class 22.-Poultry.-There was great yarie
co in this class, the following are announce
n. Richard Griffith, Tor best display, premium, 81
TX lot of Brahma S. first premium, 81 Golden +
We land, first premium, 81 tot Creoles, premium
Sc American Farmer, second; Black Hamburg
n. first premium, 81 Hordan, first premium, :,
Sc Golden Spanged hamburgh, American Farmt
If. second premium, Silver Pheasant, do, secot
n premium; DoikiDg, first premium, 81 ; Mix,
l., Breed, second premium, American Farmer. NJ
~ Griiiith's display of poultry and fancy birds "
u extensive and varied and deserves the thanks
ny the Society for his public spirit in this exhibito
or Henry Morrison is awarded for Brahna Poutr
of Fowls first premium, 81 Golden Spangled Foy
nd first premium, 81; Black Spanish Fowl, fl
a premium, 81 Silver Spanged Hamburg, iii
e, premium, 81 Mixed Breed, first premium, s
SO Game Fowls, first premium, 81 /; Francis Tayl,
IRE lot of Creoles, first premium, II. AL OF The
We presented exccllencies which the commit
er feel merit thanks.
Glass 23.-No. 20, Peunock & Greenwalt, P
en- rraagon, ehurn, diploma; Diamond State Butt
o5 Mould, do. Articles of great merit.
~ Class 24.-No. /, James II. Ray exhibits 81
'er wells Patent Revolving Harrow, premium,
Is pluma; Samuel Reed, Hillside Plough, do;
IRE IL, lhos L. Sheath exhibited patent fitting wa
q gon, premium, DO: Considered the most col
a strong, convenient and without defect in all
81, workings. No. 80, J. E. Marshall is award
~ premium; wagon jlck and horse tanner, each
IN diploma; No, 40, VIM J. Brown, for Rar
nd drill do; Marrlsun's steel pillow, do; No. 1877
sa- W. Smith, Van Wicklc fan, do.
ut. Glass 25.-No 1872 James NJ Brackip. for
he hibitlnn OF honey, no competition awarded Coz
ms try Gentleman premium; No. 1872, B. F. ID
he worth, box honey American Agriculturist p
ng MUM.
ny rl,sa % NJ uvhihitora
10y Glass p No. 80, Henry Morrison, II L
corn, FIRST premium, 81.
ga Glass 2s-This was well represented. En-
err No. 81 Alexander Burns, fine samples of pea
in No 6O Randolph Peters, variety Of pears.
rst ly1, wm. $. Fleming, fine Sickle pears, Duchc
be dc Angouleinc, Bun Cretia, and Lndy washing
r,il apples Nj. 1872, b +. Dllworth, x peck oil pc
'ui for cOmpeiti"n, 8 varieties Of Fan pears. No.
er- Barclay Moore; basket yellow Pippin apples.
al 81, Randolph Peters, 20 varieties OF peaches,
TO pies, and luiuces, No. 126, K. W. Jackson
old pies, Fawutsr, President, Red Pippin, parad
/. II Smoke House, Bell Flower, Cider No. l73
lses l. Dilworlh, a varieties of very superior fr
H., No. 1i5, Eli H. Chandler, about "a varieties
ua' braciug some of the best and most popular nnl
sh- among this class and greatly prui ed. Prcmit
a. follows pears, 10 B. +. Di,lworth, No
iilst best = pcck Bartlett pears. 1st prem, Horti
the tuiist. NJ, Go. randolph Peters, do do Az,
y il u ilufticulnrie. "a and 80. greatest van
sck irmbes 81 works. b +. Dillworlh No
a,,a SECOND prem, Country Genteman. Rich
-" .AcNSin rs, iulru prem, Hurliculuflst.
we :. fieinmiDg. lsl, Sickle pears, LIST and 3D. A
ihe culturist ard ll0rtculturist. Randolph Peters
port pears aud apples, q peek Summer pears A
d or Burns, linricullurist. No. 81, do, I'd prem,
mn. pears, Agricullurst
see Class 29-No. 173, W. L. Dillworth. rrcs
Rel variety. LIST prem, Horticuturist do Fall apI
i'm I'd prem, Agriculturst. No. l45, FL. H. CHI
80 ler greatest variety, ID prem, Agriculurist
ater 2l3 Richard Jackson, greatest variety 50 pr
0cN llorliculturist. No. 126, p. ". Jackson,
apples, LIST prem, horticultural. No II,
clay Moore Fall apples, 81 prem, Practical
IN mer.
DIV Class 30.-pcachcs- Entry No. g., Rand
late Peters, peaches, 1st prem, Horieulturst; d.,
~, ID prem, Asrlcuiturst; do, l9s, tract. Faru
,lut Glass 31.-NUt very well represented. Pr
he Alexander Burns sample of grapes, Agricultt
med }. 4 shnrplcss, No. 49, bush. Catawba grs
the AErcultnrist
,Iish Class 3s-To R. N. Griffith, ctrous, Hot
nuti turst.
'''' Glass 33-1n Glass No SO Alexander Burn,
NJ not tehind in his usual display, comprising
1oie- Of the list The following premiums were Nv
lrdlY Cd For Q varieties of potatoes, lst prem. ,
hay 20 carrots, Il best display OF vegetables,
ID, IL pMsnips, cabbage, sqnashes, onions, ioma
with Egg plants, lima beans each 30 cents, So 80 ;
-,nle celery stalks, bets, so cents each, 50 80.
~S'N7 IN = hue 81, al. q