Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-22

Thomas r. Bayard stallion, "Cls
maits;" 4. r. Cochran, thoroughbred
Atallien Harmonious.
The sheep exhibit Is not large, and
consists OF IA South downs by Georg'
Lockwood Of Warwick, which are th'
finest sheep evers seen en- the PENN
sula.
| OTHER BxHiBITs.
The machinery exhi5i: is .argt
The Osborne reapipg and moving ma
chimes attract mach attention. Tney aIt
exhibited by James Mccormick, the
agent for the Peninsula. lie has tive
self. binders, one seven feet and the
other eight feet cu., which will bind
with either tWine or wire, and can bt
changed from one to the other in few
minutes. These blndsrs are the only
ones veil known on the Peninsula, ~ 81
them being in use. They are excellent
mach ines. Mr.. Mccormick also exhibits
No. 8 single reaper, No. 6 combined
machine and No. 8 single mower.
| j. B. Bvans 4 Co., Of Smyrna, have
a large aud oreditsbls exhibit
W. A. HylAnd & Co., OF ialeDs, Nd,
have four corn hullers, one reaper and
two one horse power, own make.
A. Lee Cummins Of Smyrna is The
only exhibitor Of phosphates.
j. Alexander .Jamison has a patent
top buggy. ~a
Townsend McCommins Of Lancaster
county, Pa, exhibits q Howe force
pump.
In the cereal and poultry building,
the display Of grain and vegetables Ia
in keeping with last year, bG' the dis
play Of poultry is very small.
THg AWARDS.
The committees on award will com
mence their labors to-morroT and will
not finish until the last day. The CON-
mittees are as follows:
Shof. horn catt!e-Mark Hughes,
West Grove, Pa, Joel Thompson,
Thompson, Del, William Moore, Rising
Sun, Md.
Dairy Cat,le-Thomss Z. Bailey,
N0orton, Del, Wesley Clayton, Chesa
peaks City, Md T. c. Murphey, Mid
dletown.
Horses-L!oyd, Pa; Henry Hess,
Fair HILL, Md; George Bricker. Ssh
and Market street, Philadelphia.
Trials Of speed-R. T. Cochran, Mid
dlp,own; George W. Morrison, New
Castle; c. C. Churchman, Washington,
d. C.
.Jaeep and wool-sanuel Mallilien,
MillingtoB, Md; Hedge Thompson
Lopgwood, Md; /. S. Griffith, St
Augustine, Md.
ssins-Jatnes Story, New London,
Pa; samnel CARLISLE :Chvistiana; Owen
Evans, Thompson, Del.
Poul:ry-HeDry Clayton, Mt. Pleas
ant; Louis Drake, S&ssafras, Nd; 4
D. Hofecker, Smyrna.
Hams and dried beet--C, Watkins,
Odessa; Charles BsGsion, Middle.oWn;
Z. D. HoGeeker, Smyrna.
Flour, meal grain and seed-W:lliau
X. Bvans, Middlstown; George NJ. D.
Hart, Townsend; john Drummond,
Middletowg.
| Vegesables--H. A. Nowland, Mid
dletown; B, +. Caulk, sassafras, Md.
Flowers, &c.--L. v. Nicholson, Sum
init Bridge; Miss Mary L. Morrison
Middletown; Mrs. C. A. Kanely, Mid
dletoWn.
Fruit--H. R. Walker, William
Wood and c. C. Alters, Middletown.
Butter and cheese. T. Budd, Mid
dletown; Wesley Clayton, Chesapeake
City, Nd; W. H. Mcor,, Middletown'
Bread and cakes--Mss A. Johns,
Sassatras, Md; Mrs. s. N. Griffith, St.
Augustine, Md; Miss Carrie Burnhsm,
MiddletoWn.
Pies-Mrs. Charles Derrickson, Mid
dletown; Miss Maggie Johns, sassatras,
Nd; Mrs. S. Maxwell, Middletown.
Dried and evaporated fruits, jams
&o.-Mrs. C. Furgeson, Odessa; Mrs
Richard Townsend, Townsend Mrs. j.
7. Budd, Middlstown.
Preserves--Mrs. Joshua Clayton, Jr
MI. Pleasant ; Mrs. B. b. Rice, Middle
town; Mrs. James Collins, Tsyior'i
Bridge.
Jellies-Mrs. R. +. Hanson, War
wick Miss Mollie Morton, Aiddletown;
Mrs. Joseph Roberts, Middletown.
Fruit In sealed can5-Mrs. d. w. Ap
pletop, Middlstown; Mrs. Caroline
Pryor, Ssssafras, Md; Mrs. Jackson
roil;ne Tsulcr's BFidpe.
Pickles, oatsups and spicsd fruits
Mrs. James l., Collins, Townsend
Mrs. A. B Kelley, Middletown.
Zephyr work, &c-Miss 5. &. Hyatt,
Miadletown; Miss NJ. V. sweeney, Cecil
ton, Md, Miss Addie Merritt.
Plain and fancy needle work-Mrs
P. D. Riley, and Miss Addie Jump
Middletown.
Discretionary Committee - ThomaI
Lavender, Middlstown; l.. F. Rliason
I'M. D., Summit Bridge; W. 4. Apple
ton, Middletown.
General manufacturers - Jonathan
Leatherbury, Miadletown; A. P. Car
macy, Summit Bridge Joseph L. Beck
ct, Smyrna.
| THB RACING
Two races we're trotted In the after
noon for horses Of 3 80 and 2.37 classes
The first racs was q very pretty one
and had at the start q field Of eigh
horses, which In the second heat wa
reduced to five.
Tba con,as. Law between GRAY. Littl,