Smyrna times., 1879-10-01
Robinson, of Baltimore, received a Silver

frol. Becnef, OF llmlnGtOn, was gwen =
n silver medal for the best parlor organ. i
Favorable mention was given Leonian y
Organ Co., for display of two instru- = q
ments. !
Glass 81. Division C.-Wm. S. lleverin {
was given first premium for display of e
dark Brahma fowls and chickens t
For white Bantams, Thomas Q. Culbreth,
accepted the first premium.
For light Brahma fowls told and young)
Daniel w. Robbins received the second
premium for each
Dark Brahma fowls of II. NJ. Thomas,
Camden, received the first premium; also
Buff Cochin, Partridge, white, black, white
Leghorn, black breasted, and blue game
fowls, belonging to the same person, each
received the highest award, first premium.
An exhibit of silver spangled Polish fowls
was made by j. d. Phillips, which received
first premium.
Peter Hardcastlc, of Morton, received
first premium for a display of partridge
Cochin chickins.
For frizzled fowls Asa Griffith, of Camden,
was given first premium.
Glass S2.-First premium for display of
Muscovy ducks was given to Geo ). Peter
son, Dover
w. P. Jones, of Dover, was given first
premium FOR an exhibit of puddle ducks.
ceivcd first award for his showing of Pekin
ducks.
Class S3.-First premium for a coop OF
ducks was awarded Z. p. Miller, of Dover.
J. Frank Denney, smyrna, was given |
first premium for mixed turkeys.
Class S4.-Mrs. j. f. Denney, Smyrna,
was given first premium for common
guineas.
j. c. Pleasanton, Dover, received first
premium for African geese,
/ Class 72-DivisOn Tn the carriage
department, adjoining the Record office,
the display was extensive. The following
were the results: Best spar carriages of Nc
Dear & Kendall, of Wilmington, received a
diploma.
A diploma was also given to the same for
shifting top buggies, ph@tons, etc.
For Brewster side bar buggy, VIM. K.
Cahoon & Son, Dover, were given the
diploma.
l.. w. Thillson, Dover, exhibited phmton,
and received first premium.
A diploma was awarded j. w. Hopkins.
Dover, for spring wagon.
CLASS 73.-For the best and largest dis
play ofharness saddles, etc, a diploma was
awarded A. II. Russell of Middetown.
For the best single track harness, A.
Rittenhouse of Middietewn was awarded
diploma.
CLASS 73.-Best display of horse shoes,
William Conway of Leipsic, received a
diploma.
Glass 75.-T. X. Jones & Bro, for display
of Stoves, received first premium, also for
, edge tools and peach pearer.
For the best display of drain tile Vim.
NJ. Bell of Smyrna, got a diploma.
/ For manufacturing supplies, George W..
Stone of Wilmington, was awarded diplo-
, ma.
Glass 76.-A. diploma was awarded P.
Mccullough & Co., Wilmington, for display
of shoes.
| CLASS 79-Best spring bed, Harry Nor
row of Wilmington, was awarded diploma.
. c. B. Foster Of Camden, for a display Of
4 mattresses received a diploma.
9 l.. F. Adair of Wilmington was rewarded
= by a diploma for handsome display of
e parlor and bed room furniture.
y For display of school furniture, c. F.
g Thomas & Co., of Wilmington, was awarded
t the diploma.
T Division f. Machinery.-No awards for
= superiority, but diplomas were awarded for
s excellence as follows
). TO C. Aultman, Canton Ohio for follow
a ing
b Buckeye mower and reaper, Buckeye
:. mower, Buckeye reaper, Sweepstake thresh
II er, spreader and cleaner farm engine, best
s traction attachment and Buckeye self
tender.
= To Nichols, Sheppard & Co., Battle Creek
Michigan, for following Farm engine with
: traction attached machinery and vibrator
r thresher.
e TO P. Loose, Morton, Sulky Cultivator
y f. r. Wilson, Newark, Queen of Harves
fan and grain separator.
!. r Cartrida Hanhu Pa Enraka Fan
w. N. Brown, Wyoming, Land Roller.
e, NJ. II. Hicks, Kalamazoo, Mich, Kala
n mazoo Tanning Mill.
NJ. Ewers, Green Castle, Pa, Willoughb.
lie Drill
G.. w. Stone, Wilmington, Steam Engine
n, w. i. Hyland, Galena, Nd, Best Corr
Of Shelter with fan horse power.
D. C. Hofecker, Dover, Champion drill
s. f. R. Halleck, Baltimore, Nd, Corn ant
Of Cob mill.
Benson, Maule, & Co., Philadelphia
as Broadcast seed sower, perfect.
t. |. F. Sipple, Frederica, Farmers frien
IN drill.
n G. w. Baker, Dover, mentioned as hay
ing fine display awards as follows Res
IS root cutter. Smith power sheller, Va
~ Winkle grain fan, Buckeye grain drill
Osborne self binder, Payne & Sons engin
an (very good) Wheeler mower and droppe
of and sulky pillow.
Stevenson & Slaughter, Dover, bes
le display of plows, Keystone corn plante
lie Imperial sulky, cultivator, Buckeye mode
mower, Adriance reaper, Buckeye move
re reaper and dropper, Watertown best farr
engine, Westinghouse thresher, |. X.
he grist mill, butter cooler, Ithaca rake, foo
II, steamer, barrel shelters, fruit ladder an
Fisher Bros. farm wagon.
q L
'st of machinery, Muley saw, adapted to farl
engines; Centennial drill, farm wagon, ne
to deposting cultivator, Taylor's horse powC
ed unloading fork, Buckeye plow, Champio
mower and reaper combined.
E. John HUM, Jr., Wyoming, self-dumpin
farm rake.
let w. H. Giles, Chicago, ILL.,, cross.cut sa,
Tia w. NJ. Chase, Thurlow, Pa. horse hitcl
Pennock corn shelter, Randall pulverizr
he harrow, and Westinghouse engine, special
ii. recommended as smooth running and vel
superior.
r. The committee announce that the di
rst play Of machines is the finest and most @
tensive ever before seen in this State.
IN TOURNAMENT.
The tournament took place Wednesd,
cd morning and was participated in by eightet
knights. The fitting resulted in a I
T between w. B. Stephens and Medfor
ed Rasin, Of Kent county, Nd, and w. H.
Sherwood, of Talbot county, Nd, all takil
he eight rings out of possible nine, and Il
vas riding off was postponed till Thursd
morning, when Rasin won the first pri
bv and Stephens the second.