Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-01
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THE FAIR.
The Attendance Yesterday and To-day-No-
ticc Of Some 'Of tho Exhibjts-ltst
OF PrcMiums.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening
there was better attendance at the agri-
cultural and horticultural fair than the
day before, and this morning the teachers
and inmates OF the Chillrcn's Homo were
admitted with complimentary tickets.
About sixty of the children were present
and appeared to enjoy the exhibition very
much.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening the
several committees appointed to make the
award Of premiums were busily engaged
examining the exhibits and deciding the
awards. 1t was late in the evening before
some of them concluded their labors.
John C. Linville, of Salisbury, to whom
was awarded the first premium for apples,
had 20 varieties OH exhibition, including
the Rhode Island Greening, Apple Butter,
Indian, White Doctor, Rome Beauty,
Wayne, Lancaster Pippin. Strawberry,
Hopes, Twenty Ounce, Gloria Mundi,
Golden Pippin, Baldwin, Newtown Pip
pin, English Russet, Romantic, Pippin OF
Benjamin, Paradise, Gravenstein, Wine
Sap, Gillitlowcr, Dominic, Vandevere and
others.
The exhibits of Milton G. Cooper, to
whom the second premium was awarded,
and Casper Hitler & Son, who received
third premium, was scarcely inferior to
Mr.. Linville's.
Daniel Smeych to whom was given tho
first premium for best collection OF pears,
had % varieties on exhibition, including the
GloutMOrceau, Henderson, Green Holland,
An@oulcmc, Button, Buerre de AnjOu, OFT,
Seckcl, Lawrence, Pitman's Duchessc,
Buerre Bose, Golden Pears, Petite Mar
gucritc, Late Winter, Buerre Hardy, Stss
Gislane, Howe, Bartlett, Muhlenberg,
Scau, and several others.
VIM G. Weidle's collection Of pears was
also very fine, and received second preIl-
inn.
Daniel Smcych was also given tho first
premium for grapes, of which he exhibited
Concord, Clinton. Ta-KOlOn, North Caro-
lima, Diana, Aliens Hybrid. Rogers So and
and %, Catawba, Black Hamberg, Black
st. Peters, Syrian, White Nice, White
]. G. Linville, who carried off the fiji n
premium for wheat, had ON exhibition ~
varieties-Clawson, Jersey amber, Rogers
white, Fultz, Mediterranean, Seneca
white, Wicks white, Shoemaker, Rough
and Ready and Egyptian.
johnson Miller received second premium
Fl r varieties.
Below will be found a full list Of the pre-
miums awarded:
Glass Onc-Fruits.
John G. Linville, best collection Of ap-
pies, first premium, Sc.
Lille E. Gross, plate of lemons, special
premium, so cents.
Jacob Zecher, best half peck ounces,
81.
Mrs. Z. Lichty, best plate of ounces,
so cents best plate of CIairgeau pears, so
cents.
N. L. Getz, best Northern Spy apples, 50
cents.
Abncr j. Smeltz, half peck ounces,
special premium.
S. r. Hess s. Son, plate Gravenstein ap-
pies, so cents, and special premium.
/. s. BOssler, best plate Smoke House ap
pies, so cents best plate Maitlen's Blush
50 cents.
Johnson Miller, best plates of Rainbow
and Belle Fleur, 81.
Constantine Bernhart, pOmcgranite tree,
special premium.
VIM. Weidcl, best plates Scckel, Ouch
esse, Il. dc Anjou and Lawrence pears, SO.
Harriet Weidlc, second best basket Of
fruit, 81.
Milton c. Cooper, second premium for
collection of apples, 54.'
A. S. Keller, best plates Imperial, Bald
win, Fallawatcr and Seek-nO-farther ap-
pies, SO white peaches, special premium.
EnOs II. Leaman, best plates Wine-sap
ar d Smiths cider, s1.
DR.. VIM. Blackwood, best plate peaches,
so cents.
Willis Geist, best stand Sheldon pears,
so cents. s-
Daniel Smeycll, first premium, best COL
lection pears, Sc best basket Of fruit, 90 ;
best Seeding peach, 81 l.; best Catawba
grapes, 81 best foreign grapes, 50.
+. s. Hoover, best plate King of TOmp-
kins County apple, so cents.
Henry Kaufman, for best plate OF
another variety, so cents.
Mrs. Nath. Elmaker, grapes, special
premium.
Lightner Henderson, Fallawater apples,
special premium.
Casper Hitler & Son, third premium on
best collection of apples, So plate Chinese
land pear, special premium best Concord,
and Wilder grapes, s1.5O.
Daniel Smeych, Isabella grapes, special
premium.
Jacob NJ. Mayer, best Marietta and Tele-
graph grapes, 81.
Francis krcady, pears, special premium.
Henry Eckert, Lady apple branch,
special premium.
G. F. Sprenger, second best half peck
ounces, so cents.
Class TwO-ElOwers.
Louisa Carver, pillow Of tuberoses, so
cents and special mention cut tuberOses,
% cents.
S. Kennedy, so cents for petuaias.
S. G. Gcnsemer, sunflOwer.
Casper Hitler and Jacob NJ. Mayer, Or
grasses, favorable mention.
Glass 3-Vesctable.
n. l.. Getz, Blue Peerless potatoes, first
premium, so cents.
S. II. Hess & Son, 12 varieties Of pota-
toes, first premium, So.
L. G.. Lyte, Canada Victor potatoes, first
premium, 80 cents heads cauliflower,
irst premium, 25 cents.
Jno, b. Erb, peppers, first premium, 25
cents.
Halle A. Cooper, sugar beats, first
premium, So.
Willis Geist, cashaws, first premium,
10 cents.
E. S. Hoover, Early Rose potatoes, first
'remium so cents.
Isaac X. Ryan, turnips, first premium,
5 cents.
Jacob NJ. Mayer, field pumpkins, first
'remium, 81.
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