The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

vas selected by the managers 10 award the prem.
nIns in this department, as follows: Light Drah.
inas Talbot Kelly, IT. premium for fowls Ar.
thar B0sley, of ToWsentoHn. % premium for fowls
aud griffith Turner, Let aud "a premiums foI
chiel i'iack SpauiSh-C. Lyon Rogers. coop.
disqu~iihci. no premium awarded. RumpIes
William >. Stump. ! coop. disqualified. Golden
| Spanglcd iiamburgs-Joshaa y. COckey, Jr., :
cOops. let premium on each. Black breasted red
game bantams Thomas Marks, I coop. Ist prem
Jun. Black SeabTight Bantams--c. n. Lake, !
coop. disqualified. Golden seabright Baatams-
Same exhibitor, ] coop, LIST premium. Siia Sea-
bright Bantams-Sams exhibitor, coop, disquaii.
lied. Silver Duck Wing, (Game, )-Same oxhibi.
tor, coop. disqualified. Golden Penclled Ham.
burgs-Chas. I. Cockey, eoops, LIST premium.
Black Hamburgs-Tabott Kelly, ? coops, ID prem
ium on each. Gamos-Joshua y. C.. Talbot,
coop, disqualified; Griiith 4 Turner, I'd premium
for chicks; Talbot Kelly, I coop, disqualified.
| Plymouth Rocks-T. W. Hooper, Let and ID prem
ium; DR.. A. w. Sweeney, let premium for chicks
the other exhibitors were X. II. Wooden and Chas.
u. Taylor. Brown Leghorns-samuel Collins, LIST
and 2d premiums; Chas. d. Taylor, I'd premium
for old ones and LIST premium for young ones the
Turner. White Leghorns-wm. s. Treadweli,
LIST premium for old one and chicks; Z. Scott
Dance, ID premium. But Coehin-- Manning Bros,
I'd premium. Geese, African--Manning Bros, ist
premium. Toulouse-E. Scott Dance, 2 premium.
Turkeys--Manning Bros., la premium; Chas. T.
NoNAeys "a pEentuhas EeA AoNis-W tus ucuttckf
ls,premium; Manning Bros, I'd premium. Ducks .,
Museoyy, (colored, 1T. Ellen Talbot, ID prem
ium; Mrs. Annie Matthews, LIST premium. Pekin
Samuel Ceilings, lt premium, and Gsorge u.
COekey. I'd premium.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
In the household department, owing 10 the al
most innumerable display Of exhibits, Il has been
Necessary 70 include all articles, such as grain and
roots, plants, canned goods ellies &e, under this
head. The space that 10 necessary 90 be devoted
10 entering all the premiums would entail eonsid-
cradle time and occupy more Ss room than can b
the propristOrs TO publish full aud complete list
Of articles, IL has become necessary to particular
lac, not because We have personal friends 10 Tswp
but necessiated for want Of space. Below will DO
found u list of exhibitors and awards a. our space
permits, which includes first premiums only:
Plants aad Horsrs.-Best collection Of plants,
James Psntiand; begonias, Mrs. II. Eichelberger;
variegated plants. Jas. Pentiand double linniss.
Mrs. WIN. Little; aoral designs, Miss Saliie Ste
venson basket Of flowers. Miss Ada Jessop; vase
white h"wers. Mrs. V. Trsadweii; button hole
bouquet, Miss Belle Breckenridge; pair hanging
baskets, Mrs. V. Treadweii.
GraiH. Vegetables, FTaiis. de.--Rcd wheat, W.
= Conley yellow corn. Sheppard Asylum; white
corn. W. 5. Treadweli; seed ears yellow and white
corn. y. =. Fifteen; seed ears sugar corn. WIN. NJ.
lieilig; oats and rye. VIM. corse Son; Irish
potatoes, :. NJ. Shoemaker; sugar beets, John
| Piersoi; mangci wurzei, WIN. Corse 4 Son: cured
tobacco. W. :. Tfcadwell; varied collection Of
fruits from farm, John Pirrsoi; apples, DR.. A. W.
Sweeney fall apples. Vim. corse 4 Son; crab
apples, Vim. lieilir pears, W. d. breckenridge
pium'. e. BOhn slinsluf; peaches. John Piersol /;
hardy grapes, Mrs. james Scott parsnips, =.
Sandcrson best collection Of fall apples, Concord
grapes garden vegetables carrots. roots Of satisfy,
| squashes. egg plants tomatoes. eueumbers, sugar
corn. onions aud peppers, WIN. corse 4 Son re-
eeived the Let premium on each beeis, Thos. u.
Todd lima beans, n. r. Flitten.
Caks..-Jelly. Mrs.. r. Herman; eus,ard aud
chocolate. Mrs. ID. Jenifer; spice. Mrs. J. W.
Shanklin: spicei mountain. Mrs. J.B. Lon necker
and Mrs. Eichelbcrger, special premium: ginger.
Mrs. JeniGer. Mrs. X. II. Merrym man and Miss s.
liays; pound, Mrs. Z. Herman; sponge. Mrs. c.
premium; mountain, Mrs. DR.. W. :. Thompson
gold, Mrs. John I. iellott: silver, Mrs. Il. q.
| Battee orange. Mrs. II. Eichelberger.
bread. d,e.-Best bread. girls under u years Of
age-wheat bread aud rolls, Miss Susie V. Tread
well; biscuit. Miss sallie Talbot; sweet cake.
Miss Lossie Pearce; homemade bread. Mrs. ID.
Jeniier. LIST premium rolls and rusks. Miss Belle
Breckenridge; biscuits, Mrs. J. y. c. Talbot.
| Canned Goods.-Best collection ofcan ned goods,
Miss Belle breckenridge and Mrs. Thos. d. Todd.
Prs.eTrss. Jsiiiss, Pickles, de.-In this class
Mrs. Sallie Hooker received the ist premium for
apple aud peach mAlade, preserved pine apple.
raspberry, currant and blackberry jelly, sweet
pickles and tomato catsup; peach maTmalade,
preserved cherries, ounces, Mrs. ID. Gorsuch -
green gage. Mrs. ID. Jenifer; ounce aud peach
jelly. Miss Belle breckenridge; apple jelly, Miss
Mary Duncan grape jelly, Miss Annie Musgrove
eonserves Of any Kind, Miss Alice Stansbury -
cucumber pickles. Mrs. c. Bonn Slingiuf; chow
chow aud green tomato pickles. Miss Mary Z.
| Stansbury mangOes, Miss Ella Merryman: hard
soap, Mrs. J. W. shankiin; soft soap, Mrs. V.
Treadweil: vinegar, Mrs. George u. Merryman
dried apples. Mrs. V. Treadweil; pickles (sirl.
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