Daily Republican., 1880-10-04
:srArE YAIK AwAIsDs.
A Few more Of those who ges Df.
plomas and Firss and socOS 4
Prelntums.

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In addition TO the State Fair awards
already published are the following.
Division c., Class 1S.-0riginal paint
ings in oil and water colors, Sue R.
Colt, Of Smyrna, first premium Flo
renee Murphy, second premium.
Animals.-Kate +. Bell, Smyrna, first
premium; Florence Murphy, of Dovor !,
second premium.
Flowers.-Rose Virden, ,Philadelphia,
FIRST premium; Mrs. Dr.. Cloud, Smyrna,
aecond premium.
Marine e.--Miss Jennie Knight, Dover,
frst premium; Sue R. Colt, Smyrna,
second premium.
By any person under IL years Of age,
special, Laura Bell, Smyrna.
Painting in water colors.-Ellie Muir.
ply, Dover, first and second premi-
ums.
Scresn.- Florence Murphy, Dover,
first premium.
Crayon Drawings.-Miss Ella Mas
sey, Canterbury, first premium.
Drawings In Crayon. c. Holmes.
Dover, first premium; Rose Virden.
Philadelphia, second premium.
Drawings in pencil.-Kate +. Bell,
Smyrna, first premium.
Agricultural Drawings.-Frank c.
Bell, Smyrna, first premium.
Ornamental Penmanship, not pro
fessional.--Mrs. DR.. Cloud, Smyrna,
first premium.
Glass IL. Photographs, colored in oil.
L. Draper, Dover, first premium; J.
A. Constantine, second premium.
Photographs eolored in India Ink
R. C. Holmes Dover, first premium.
Special premium, Flowers,-Rose
Virdsn.
Photographic Display.-R. Holmes,
Dover, first premium.
Tiles,-Misses Hayes, Dover, first
premium.
Plaques Exhibited by Mrs. D. Hum,
Artists.--Mrs. Geo. Wood, first premi-
um; Miss Jennie Knight, second pre-
MUM and a special premium for the
display Of plaques.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
A. w. Reilly of Dover, diploma for
a coach.
W. R. Reilly, & Son Of Dover, premium
for a two seat family carriage, 8 bow
brewster buggies, cut down brewster,
8 bow end spring cut iown buggies,
2 bow end spring drop barouches, q
Dexter queen top buggy, and pull back
buggy.
McLear & Kendall, of Wilmington,
drew first premium on two.seated car
risge; first on the best jump seat carri.
age; FIRST on the best Brewster buggy;
first on the best elliptic buggy; first on
a jump-seat extension vehicle, and first
on the best pheton.
W. A. Bacon OF Wilmington, diplo-
ma for bicycle.
W. P. Seward of Dover, a diploma
for riding bride.
Cowgirl & Son Of Dover, walnut stain
varnish and leather oil, first premium.
Jakes & Son, first premium for rolling
! in and kneading board, also diploma
fos rocking chairs.
William Lawton of Wilmington, first
premium fer best display of earthen
and stone ware.
C. C. Coobaugh, Viola, Del, diplsma
for mill work.
Girard Paint Co., of Philadelphia,
first premium and diploma for the best
display.
Isaac Walker Of Dover, a Is year old
colored boy, first premium for corn stalk
cabin.
Clark & Mcdaniel of Dover, diploma
for display of liniment.
R. H. Bennett, Dover, first premium
for ready-mixed paint.
S. H. Derby, Woodsids, Del, first
premium for veneeripg.
W. c. Smith, Dover, diploma for the
bsst display of varnish of all kinds.
J.&J. N. Harman, first premium for
lest display of parlor and chamber
furniture.
JoLpson & Son, Wyoming, also q
premium for furniture.
POULTRY.
II. A. Wright, Moorton, Del, pre-.
MUM for white guineas.
M. F. Marvel, Hazlettsville, and P.
Hardcastle, of Morton, premiums for
guinea fowls.
II. NJ. Thomas, Camden, Del, for
pair Of Talouse geese, also a pair Of
African geese.
Thomas Massey, Middletown, and E.
W. Jester, of st. Georges, received pre-
miums for number Of fancy pigeons.
PHOSPHATE.
Diplomas were given to Alexander
Cummins, Smyrna; W. M. Ross, Sea-
ford; Baugh & Son, Philadelphia; Thos.
Draper, Magnolia; Mifles & Ridgley, of
Wyoming and John E. Tygert, of
for best superhosphate of lime.
Baugh & Son, of Philadelphia; Thos:
Draper, of Magnolia; A. Lee Cummins
and Tygert & Co., Of Smyrna, were
awarded diplomas for best ground
bone.