The daily gazette., 1879-10-03

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no, .Sonthdown, and Cottswold each, E.
SWINE.
Pure breed "Chester Whites."-For
best boar, six months old and under one
year, r.. l.. Price, MiddletOwn.
For best breeding SOW, one year old
and under two, w. Il. Shallcross, Odes-
81.
For best SOW, six months old and un-
der ono year, John. q. Fisher, Stanton,
Del. ..
For best lot of pigs, not less than five,
under three mOhtls, John g. Fisher;
City.
Herkshire.-F For best boar, ene year
OLD and upwards, Henry Clayton, Mt.
Pleasant. ..y'tr .Iffo. q,
For best boar, six months old and un-
der one year II. l.. Naudaiu; second best,
H. b. Mcdowell.
For best breeding SOW, two years old
and upwards, Henry Clayton; second
De6t, ii. clayton. sil-.L ~
For best breeding SOW, one year old
and under two, II. l.. Naudain second
best, II. l.. NauJain.
For best lot OF pi gs, not less than five,
between three and sig months, Il. L.
| Naudain; second best, Il. L. NaudaiA.
Poland China For best boar, six
months old, and under one year, james
Shallcross. 81
For best breeding sow, one year old.
and under two, James Shallcross. .r
For best SOW, six months old, and
under one year. James Shalicross.
For best lot of pigs. not less than five,
between three and six months, William
Homewood. second best, A. M. Thomas,
Brooklyn, Canada.
For BEST lot of pigs, not less than five,
under three months, A. NJ. Thomas.
For best trio partridge cochins, A. NJ. d.
Thomas, Brooklyn, Canada; second best,
K: y G. yonCulen, Delaware oisy.
=, For best trio buff cochins, A. M.
Thomas; second best, A. NJ Thomas.
For best trio white cOchins. A. N.
Thomas; second best u A. NJ. Thomas.
| For best, rtrso black cochins, A. M ,
Thomas; second best AIM. Thomas.
For best trio hight brahma pootra, A.
M. Thomas. i'-- noisi-'
For best trio dark brshma pootra, A.
M. Thomas; second best, John G. Fish
| er. - t....
For best trio white face black Spanish, =,
A.. M, Thomas; second best, May G..
Kelly. tD.
For best trio Houdans, John G. Fish
| er.
For best trio white Ieghorn, A. M.
Thomas; second best, John Griner, Will
mington. ID" J.
For best trio brown leghorn, s. f
Shallcross, Jr.: second best, Irving G.
| Griffith. 'f
For best trio golden Hamburgs. John
Grlner Wilmington.
| For best trio game, A. M. Thomas.
For best trio dominique, Giles Lamb
son, New Castle; second best, Giles
Lambson. 81. "'4
For best trio of Poland fowls, Mrs. Nj. .
4. Clayton, Mt. Pleasant, second best,
s, f. Shallcross. Jr. .s. ~.
For best trio OF bantam, Il. B. 9. Von-
Cullen. ...s,.t - -....-
For best trio any other improved breed,
| A. M. Thomas.
For best and largest display of chick
ems, by one exhibitor of improved breed,
| not less than cOops, diheren varieties,
5. +; Shallcross, Jr.; second best, 8. r.
Shallcross, Jr.
For best pair of bronze turkeys, cock
and hen, Prof. E. d. Porter.
| For best pair of white turkeys, cock
and hen, John G. Fisher; second best,
John G. Fisher. I
For best pair of Bremen geese, A. M.
Thomas.
r, For best pair of common ducks, Mrs. NJ.
X. Clayton.
For best pair of Muscovy ducks, Sam'l
L. Earle, Jr., Centreville.
r., For best pair of Aylesbury ducks, A. M.
Thomas.
For best lot Of guinea fowls, not less
than four, Mrs. NJ. Il Clayton.
For best exhibition OF pigeons, F. A.
pennington, Delaware City.
For the best dozen of hens eggs, A. M.
Thomas.
For best ham cured by exhibitor, Sam'l
hos
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GENERAL MANUFACTURES.
Diplomas are awarded to all In this class
For best two. horse carriage, Jas. Cox q
Bro, Middletown. LIST premium.
Kendall, LIST premium.
For best Jaeger wagon, McLear b Ken
dali, 1st premium.
For best display Of blacksmith work,
VIM. Connolly. st. Georges.
McLear & Kendall, special premium for
Doctors ph@ton.
For best fancy saddles and brides, A. II.
Russell, Middletown.
For best trunks and valises, A. H. Rus
sell. .- -
For best fly nets. robes and lap robes, A.
For best horse blankets, combs, brushes.
For best marble and terra Gotta ware, G,
E. Smith, Wilmington, LIST premium.
Domestic Honey.--For best four pounds
Of honey, Miss Fanny L. Rowe; second
best, II. s. Rowe. Ir..f ...1
Flour and Meal.-Best display "A. T.
Bradley, Middletown. -,
The grain and seed award cannot be
given, owing to the mislaying of the books |
I the committee.
VEGETABLES. |
For best bushel of early rose potatoes, |
JOS Stapp, Warwick, Md; second best, |
Wn Hnm ayVpOh Nawnrk
For best bushel Brownells beauty pota- |
toes, VIM. +. ShallcrOss second best, w. |
r. Shallcross; for best bushel peerless pO- |
tatoes, VIM. #. Shallcross; second best, |
VIM. +. Shallcross. .1
For best bushel of snowflake potatoes,
Prof. e. d. Porter. |
For best bushel Of ruta bagas, R. T. Lock.
wood, Middletown, .A.Ll
For best sugar beets. Fred Drowell,
Middletown. 4.
For best bushel of sweet potatoes, A.
Herrick, Odessa |; second best, Cecil Green,
if..
For best three heads of cabbage. Capt,
Virgins, Townsend.
The numerous other awards in this de-
partment would fill too much space TO be
FRUIT-APPLES.
For best and greatest number of choice
varieties Of apples. Frank d. Walker,