Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-25
Premium, E.Ist OF the First Annual
Fair OF the New Capo Fair Agri.

The Board OF Managers have mad
rj the foilo9 Ug award of premiu ms al
! diPlonna- fer meritorious articles e1
II hlblted " the recent FAIR. s....a
= r. The Co:nniittee on Sewing Machine
: reported ii favor, of tue Wheeler,
Wilson JAac,line>g awarding to it
. diploma, aud ~, ri. S;srs. j. & J. John
:, son, the eAA'iJi or!. ;. sFecia! premium,
! p, ,..-.- DEBATES INT GLASS 1.
joel Parish, f,r !.4le;est crop OF Co:
: ton on acres, go -.,s .-.-. .- B.
, |, NJ c Edgerton. largest crop OF cot
: ton on l. acre, $40. 81, -4.-.-
g Master Eddie Smith, largest crop O
cotton On l acre, for boy under Il
2 years, $40. -..- ts.. -. 80 -..
William Alderman, largest crop O.
1"upfanGe corn on acres, 800.
J w Powell, largest crop of low
lard co-.;. onA acres, $50. 2.
d T. Nm. alderman. largest crop OF I'D
4 land corr nr+ 4 acre, $40. ..'-
w P'!w,i!, largest crop OF IowlanC
corn on i acre, so. -
Master " GAiderman, largest crop
OF corn on l abre, for boy under Is
years, So. H.. 49,
7 A,GraDger, largest crop of oats, S..
! j " Powell, largest. crop of pota,
toes On 1 acre, So.
W L Emmett, lstsest crop of eanuts
on l acre, $40. .,s..t- ...--
! VIM Alderman and james Norwood,
+ largest yield of native grass, both re,
porting same Guapsity, each, $40.
+ James Norwood, largest yield of red
clover on L acre. Sl5.
r. ''. +PARTaIENrA-CLhsS2 2.
7 \ Granger, best bread corn 81.
E: :, " i Z .1sou. best stock corn, So.
Z 4 GranE :. best red wheat, S.
I y 4. Granger, best oats, 81.
! e. " q Eaisen, best field peas, 81.
George 4 Flencb, best peanuts, 50.
: GaoraeN French and J W Powell,
best sweet potatoes, 81 each.
T 4 Granger, best tnrDips, So.
dsprge e Ftenofl, best beets, s..
=. -Gevrga..: q : French, best pea vine
hay, So
James Norwood, best native grass,
! 81 = ; :. y ) = - 80 80 - =
James Norwood, best cultivated
grass, 81. L.l;..L DBL 1859
- II 7 Edtgfe1-on. best upland cotton,
George Z ,Flen eh, best carrots, pars-
plns AID celery, and iute fibre, certii-
cate. - zL-> So
f. Wm Larhins, best cultivated grass
haE, -. -.-..t....
rEpARTMENT A-CLAss ..
S Reichman & Bro, best domestic
cigars, Diploma.
S j Reichman & Bro, best display of
cigars, diploma. -.'-..--
o@o 9 DEPARTsff.NT c-cLAas I. 1888
. Miss Mary E Berry, best tea cakes,
81.
Mrs T D Me2res, best fruit cake, 81.
Mrs. A r H:cks, best ounce jelly,
Mrs 4 L Hicks, bestcaDned pears, 81.
Mrs A Il Hicks, best canned toma-
toes, 81.
Mrs. Wa Waters, best loaf bread,
Misses II 6, a Toon. best rolls, 81.
Mrs Z J Southerlard, best butter,
Mrs G " Lamb, homeless goose,
with skeleton, certificate.
Mrs G A Hammer, best blackbe rry
wine, certificate.
Mrs I J Switzerland, largest col
lection OF preserves, pickles, jams,
catsups, &c. $40.
Mrs I J Southerland, largest dis
play Of articles of her own manufac-
ture, State agricultural Journals
special premium of silver cup.
Miss II MeAllister, best bread. from
"Favorite' flour, G d Myers & Co.'S
special premium.
Mrs t Switzerland, best biscuit,
from ''Favorite" -four, G D Myers q
COS special premium.
DEPARTMENT C-cLAss 2.
Miss Ida -draHin, best needle
work. silver.
W r French, best stuffed birds, d.
ploma.
Miss Maggie H Merrill, best en-
broiderv. girl under Is, silver.
Miss Liddie Merrill, best embroid-
cry, girl under Is, silver.
Hiss Betsy II .McLaurin, best bed
cover and crochet mat, girl under IL,
silver. ------...-----..-- ----.---
Miss Ida Graff1in, best sea moss
frame, silver.
Singer Manufacturing Co, best Ia
dies dressing sacque, morning wrap
ploma.
Miss Sue Walters, best edging,
silver.
Mrs G c. Thomas, best silk bed
Miss Katie Drane, best quilt, girl
under 10, silver. 81
Mrs j " Atkinson, best afghan,
silver. -,7zz .--..--,zz.- =.
Mrs T J SoutLerlend. best Infants
crochet sacque. cloak, embroidered
flannel shirt, ruflied dress, log cabin
gulf, ani wool howers, silver. =
Hiss Cornie Murphy, best wool
silver. ls-5s - = T.
NTpc NJ Il T}ip&oy1 I,
handkerchief bag. silver. -
Miss Anuie DURHAM, best tatting
yoke, silver. -, ::
Miss Melisan West. best leather
frame, silver. ~ 20 - =
NIrs Il D Meares. best infants
afghan. silver. ~
Mrs j $ Myers, best infants dress,
silver.
Mrs Z = Nixon, best cotton quilt,
silver
DEPARTMENT D-CLAss 1.
Beaver Greek Manufacturing Co,
best shifting. diploma.
; Clover Orchard Manufacturing Co,
best Bingham, diploma. - p :
Raleigh Manufacturing Go, best cot
ton yarns, diploma: u = -. - .,,.,.,. -.
., DIPARIMENTD -CLAss 3. +
GIIeS - hufcniSOn, best display Oh
edge tools and hardware, certificate. /
u "A Smith & Co. best and hand
soonest display of furniture, medal.
3 D Morrell, medicine chest of ma
tive woods, speciaInnention. -; -
DEPARTMENT D-CLAss 3.
VIM Dykes, best doors, sashes,
blinds and brackets, diploma.
Remington & Sons, best breech-
loading shot gun and rife, medal.
it.P S Wisnant d Son, best spokes,
hubs and spikes, diploma.
\ 4 Mcclellan & Sons, best open
')urcrr raod
marvin Bale CO, best tire proof
safe, diploma.
DEPARTMENT D-CLAss 4.
" J Dunlap, best pair boots, di-
ploma.
Jet Stem Go, best pipe stem,