Smyrna times., 1881-10-05
The Dover Fair.
PREMIUMS.

from Tuesday to Friday inclusive was
largely attended, and thus a success, des-
pite the intense heat and dust that pre-
vailed throughout the week. The exhibits
in the Ladies' Department, Art Gallery
and Stock was well sustained, but in the
machinery the display was very meagre.
The department containing The farm pro-
ducts and household utensils was not so
well-filled as usual to witness the races.
The following are the premiums as gath
cred from the cards.
SlUine.-Snowball SOW, over years, J.
Heitshu, Morton, first premium; also first
premium for boar over year; j. Colby
Smith, Willow Grove, first premium for
five Berkshire pigs 6 months old, and
second premium for Prince Albert, boar,
year; Wilson & Seward, Dover, first pre-
MUM for boar over year; 4. w. Wilson,
Jr., Dover, second premium for Yorkshire
SOW over years; d. p. Barnard, Leba-
non, first premium for Jersey Red brood
sow, over 2 years, and boar under l
year, also Jersey Red; Peter Hardcastle,
near Morton, first premium, Essex
sow, 3 years; H. c.. Lewis, Laurel, first
premium, Poland sow, years old; James
w. Grier, Frederica, first premium, Poland
China SOW under year, and Poland boar
over year, D. D, Marville, Hazlettville,
first premium, Yorkshire pig 6 months
old; T. Howard Wilson, Lebanon, first
premiums, Lady Mary, SOW, under year;
RiOter, boar, under l year; Beauty of
Kent, 2 years and over, and second pre-
MUM for Earl of Kent, boar, year and
over; w. P. Seward, Kent county, first
premium, five hogs.
ISheep.-John II. Berry, Dover, first pre-
miums, mixed breed, four lambs and
buck, the later years old; VIM. Home
wood, Newark, first premiums, buck under
> years, mixed breed Shropshire, one
buck years old, four lambs, three ewes
under 2 years, three ewes 2years and
over, buck under 2 years, lamb, and Cots
wold, three ewes 2 years old and over !;
also second premium on three LeIcesters,
ewes years old and over; Shropshire
buck, 2 years old and over; III. R. Draper,
Camden, first premium, mixed breed, pen
of four ewes; H, NJ, Thomas, Camden,
first premium on one buck years and
over, buck under > years, three ewes
years and over, three ewes under years,
a lamb and three Cotswold ewes under
years; d. B. Barnard, first premium
Shropshire lamb; S. T. Earle, Jr., Centre
vile, Nd, pen of southdown ewes, first
premium.
HOrses.-John w. Downson, Dover, first
premium, stallion over years; c. C.
COolbaugh, Viola, first premium, colt
years; f. d. Burton, Magnolia, second
premium, colt over and under years
John Clendaniel, Lincoln, second pre-
MUM, Charley Patchen," stallion, over
2 and under years to harness; Il. c.
Emory, second premium, Bay Morgan
stallion, over 4 years; John Taylor, Dover
mare with colt, first and second premiums
VIM. Smith & Bros, Lebanon, second pre-.
MUM, draft horse ]. II. Brown, Wood.
land, Md, second premium, Cassius NJ
Clay, stallion, years old James Griffin
Brenford, second premium, colt year;
and months T, II, Denny, Dover, first
premium, colt 2 years old; H. c. Lewes
Laurel, first and two second premium
prizes for gelding year old and a matched
team; c. R. Vaughn, COwgill's Corner
second premium, brood mare; John Grier
Harrington, second premium, stallion, :
years; Colonel Small, Lincoln, first pre-
MUM, best double team to pole, $40
second best, do; T. II. Salisbury, Dover
best single team driven to harness, T. III
Salisbury, Dover; second best, f. l.
Clark, Dover.
Carriages. II. CahoOn & Son
Dover, first premiums on eut-dOwn anC
spring-top buggy; on combination fold
ing-seat-top buggy, and ON largest ant
finest display of carriages; also for tn
largest and finest display of harness
McLear & Kendall, Wilmington, frs
premiums on extension-top barouche, OIL
jump-seat.carriage and on doctors pheton
Hudson & Cahill, Wilmington, first pre-
MUM on sidebar buggy.
Ladies' Department. nt.-The following pre-
miums were awarded in Division Z Bes
apple butter, Mrs. A. M. Magill, first pre-
MUM; Mrs. w. r. Dickson, second; peacl
butter, Mrs. G. w. Collins, first premium
T. A. McIlvaine, second; pear butter
Mrs. ]. Faulkner, first premium; quinc
butter, Mrs. John Wharton, first premium
Mrs. A. NJ. Magill, second; grape butter
Mrs. A. NJ. Magill, first premium, Mrs.
+. Faulkner, second; blackberry butter
Mrs. J. F. Faulkner, first premium; toms
to butter, Miss -B. i. Conwell, first pre-
mium, Mrs. ]. +. Faulkner, second
peach jam, Mrs. G. w. Collins, first pre-
MUM; ounce jam, Mrs. G. w, Collins
first premium, Mrs, j, Faulkner, second
pear jam, Mrs. ]. F. Faulkner, first pre-
mium, Mrs g. w. Collins, second; black
berry jam, Mrs. J. F. Faulkner, first pre-
mium strawberry jam, Mrs. j. f FaulI
ner, first premium; raspberry jam, Mr.
J. f. Faulkner, first premium; currar
jam, Mrs. 7. II. Wilson, first premium
! apple preserves, Mr.. p. Spruance, firI
premium, II. Wilson, second other pr'
serves, Mrs. Allen, first premium; silyei
ware and jewelry, J, Frank Alice, firi
premium; greenhouse plants, II, A, Mul
ray, first premiuml greenhouse plant
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