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

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was selected BY the managers 10 award the prem.
iums In this department, rs follows: Light Brah.
mas Talbot Kelly, IL premium for fowls Ar
thur Bosley, Of foHsontcWn. % premium for fowls
aud GrHlih Turner, Isl aud I'd premiums for
chicL niack Spauish-C. Lyon Rugers, coop,
| disqu~!'hc'l, no premium awarded. Rumples-
William ). STUMP. coop. disqualified. Goldsn
/ spangled tiamburgs-JoshaA v. Cockey, Jr.,
coops. let premium on each. Black breasted red
game Bantams Thomas Marks, coop, Ist prem.
ium. Black Seabright Bantams--c. ". Lake. ]
coop, disqualified. Golden SeabTight BAntams.-
same exhibitor, ! coop, LIST premium. Sila Sea-
bright Bantams-Same exhibitor, coop, disquaii-
lied. Silver Duck Wing. (Game,) -Same oxhibi.
tor, coop. disqualified. Golden Penciied Ham
burgs--Chas. I. Cockey, eoops, LIST premium.
Black Hamburgs-Ta Talbot Kelly, ? coops. I'd prem
ium on each. Gamos-Joshus Y. c. Talbot,
coop, disqualified; griffith Turner, I'd premium
for chicks; Talbot Kelly, I coop, disqualified.
Plymouth Rocket. W. Hooper. Let and ID prem
ium; DR.. A. W. Sweeney, let premium for chicks |,
the other exhibitors were X. II. Woolsn and Chas.
ID. Taylor. Brown Leghorns-Samuel Collins, LIST
and % premiums; chas. d. Taylor, I'd premium
Tor old ones and LIST premium for young ones tho
other exhibitors were Talbot Kelly and Grilith
Turner. White Leghorns-wm. s. Treadwell,
lst premium for old one and chicks; Z. Scott
Dance, I'd premium. Bufr Cochin Manning Bros,
I'd premium. Geese, Acknowledging Bros, lst
premium. Toulouse-E. Scott Dance, 2 premium.
Turkeys-Manning Bros., Let premium Chas. T.
Cockey, I'd premium. Pea Rowls-Wm. Hedrick,
lstpremium; Manning Bros, I'd premium. Ducks,
Muscovy, (colored, Ut. Ellen Talbot, I'd prem
ium; Mrs. Annie Matthews, lst premium. Pekin
Samuel Ceilings, L., premium, and GsOrge u.
cOckey, I'd premium.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
In the household department, owing TO the al.
most innumerable display Of exhibits, Il has been
Necessary 70 include all articles. such grain and
roots, plants canned goods jellies &C., under this
head. The m IL a. IA aarA
to catering NIL the premiums would entail eonsid-
cradle time and occupy moro room than can DO
taken for that purpose. While Il 10 the desire Of
the propristors TO publish full and complete list
81 articles. u has become Necessary TO particular
ize not because We have personal friends 10 rewpl,
but neeessiated for want Of space. Below will DO
found list Of exhibitors and awards rs our space
permits, which includes first premiums only:
Ifanis aad Fio'esrs.-Best collection Of plants,
James Pentland; begonias, Mrs. II. Eichelberger;
varicgated plants. Jas. Pentland double sinnias.
Mrs. WIN. Little; aorai designs, Miss Sallie Ste
venson basket Of flowers. Miss Ada Jsssop; vase
white flowers. Mrs. Y. Trsadweil; button hole
bouquet, Miss Belle Breckenridge; pair hanging
baskets, Mrs. V. Treadweii.
Grain. Vegetables, Frsits, d.c.--Red wheat, W.
:. Conley yellow corn, Sheppard Asylum; white
com, w. ;. Trcadwcil; seed ears yellow aud white
corn. y. =. Fli,ten; seed ears sugar corn, WIN. NJ.
lieilig oats and rye, VIM. Corse a Scr; Irish
potatoes. =. ". Shoemaker; sugar beets, John
PiersOl; mangcl wurxei WIN. corse Son cured
tobacco. W. :. Trcadweil; varied collection Of
fruits fro;n farm, John Pi-rsol apples, DR.. A. W.
Sweeney; fall apples. VIM. corse 4 Son; crab
apples, WIN. Heilis pears, ". ID. breckenridge;
plums. &. Bohn Slinglun; peaches, John Piersol
hardy grapes. Mrs. james Scott parsnips, y.
Sanderson beet collection Of fall apples. Concord
grapes. garden vegetables carrots, roots Of satisfy.
squashcs. egg plants, tomatoes. cucumbers, sugar
corn. onions aud peppers. WIN. corse SON re-
eeived the lst premium on each bects, Thos. II.
Todd lima beans, n. =. Flitten.
C"kss.-Jelly. Mrs. T.. Herman; cu.tard and
chocolate. Mrs. d. Jenifer; spice, Mrs. J. W.
Shanklin spieei mountain. Mrs. J.B. Longneeker
and Mrs. Eichelbcrger, special premium: ginger,
Mrs. Jenifer, Mrs. X. II. Merryman and Miss 5.
Hays; pound, Mrs. Z. Herman; sponge, Mrs. {.
Lyon Rogers; walnut, Mrs. u. Herman, special
premium: mountain, Mrs. DIR. W. s. Thompson;
gold, Mrs. John I. iellott: silver, Mrs. Il. q.
Battee orange. Mrs. II. Eicheibergcr.
bread. .cc.-Bcst bread girls under u years Of
age-Wheat bread aud rolls, Miss Susie V. Tread
we'll: biscuit. Miss Saliie Talbot; sweet cake,
Miss Lossie Pearee; homemade bread. Mrs. ID.
Jeniier. LIST premium: rolls and rusks, Miss Belle
Breckenridge; biscuits, Mrs. J. y. c. Talbot.
CaHsed Goods.-Bcst collection Of canned goods.
Mise Belle breckenridge and Mrs. Thos. b. Todd.
PTsseTres. Jsiiies, Pickles, 6c.-In this class
Mrs. Sallie Hooker received the LIST premium for
apple and peach marmalade, preserved pine apple.
raspberry, eurrant and blackberry jelly. sweet
pickles and tomato catsup; peach naImaiade,
preserved cherries, ounces, Mrs. d. Gorsuch =
green gage. Mrs. ID. Jenifer; ounce and peach
jelly, Miss Belle breckenridge; apple jelly, Miss
Mary Duncan grape jelly, Miss Annie Musgrove;
conserves Of any Kind. Miss Alice Stansbury -
cucumber pickles, Mrs. c. Bonn Singluf; chow
chow aud green tomato pickles. Miss Mary Z.
Stansbury mangoes, Miss Ella Merryman; hard
soap, Mrs. J. W. Shanklin soft soap, Mrs.. v.
Treadwell vinegar. Mrs. George n. Msrryman
dried apples, Mrs. V. Trcadwcii; pickles (girls
under ~ years. Sallic Talbot. In The household
department one lady alone, Mrs. Saiiie Hooker,
had us articles on exhibition. In the misceila-
neous department VIM. Bryan was awarded the
LIST premium for the beat barrel Of -four and also
for the bes, barrel Of corn .fr!s,.
Domssfic MdRmfacfasss Il NO ottomans In satin
and also toilet set, Miss Mamie Slade, daughte Of
Sheriff W. A. Slaje; child'S saeque. Mrs. Abbie
Brolic; ] pair crochettcd mats, Miss Bertha T..
Griffith specimen Of lace, Miss Edwards; piece
Of sewing Miss Alice stansbury satin stitch in
cotton, Mrs. lIardesty crcweli work, Miss Sophia
Talbot: pair tides, Miss l.. Causcy work
basket. Miss l.. Merryman; quilt, Mrs. s. Street
2 eounterpanes, Miss W. Boslcy.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
For largest and most varied collection Of aRri.
cultural implements, LIST premium. socisty's gold
medal. TO Griffith a Turner; to A. q. Mott, ID
premium; reaper and mower, Belle City cutter,
special premium Of - TO A. q. Mott Farmers
Friend corn planter and Cooley crea,ner, special
side pillow, special premium Of 81 TO W. C. Havi.
land; hay, straw and fodder cutter. John Lough-
lin, Of York, Pa; hoosier drill, N. ID. a w. ID.
Merryman; spring tooth harrow, 20 same; iul-
proved washer and bleaeher, Thomas Wilhelm, Of
woodberry. I.I
BEE HIVES.
Special premium 10 Chas. II. Lake for best, and
same premium TO same for artificial honey comb
foundation; also premium TO same for con-
trivance for smoking bees.
In the special prizes to pupils Of the public
schools In this county for tho best specimen pen
manship, the LIST premium was awarded TO A. y.
Flitten, Of the waveriy high school, and the %
men Of free hand drawing BY pupil Of the pub.
lie schools Of this county, the fst premium vas
awarded To Geo. Emory Diven. Of school dist. Z.
The amusements for the first day consisted Of n
tournament for boys. Six knights entered the
list. The judges were Hon. Richard Grsson, Ed
win Scott and e. Il. Goodwin chief marshal, c.
d. Rogers orator, Major John l. Yellott. The
successful knights were Henry Rogers, who crown
ed Mas Nellie Stump queen; John Baylsy, crown
ell Miss Nora Laurenson fret maid; Thos. Grad
dock crowned Miss Lucy Brady second maid, and
Saml Hopes crowned Miss Florence Jenifer third
maid.
Entries were made In three races. The fret was
for the fastest stallion. marc geiding owned in
Baltimore county closed with Eve entries. Sher-
wood, owned by Jas Padian. won In three straight
heats-tins. .jGl, ? 81 and 2.59-with Calico Maid
second.
The second race was for the fastest stallion,
mare or selding not over six years old. but one
entry was made. that Of Duncan Almoay. who en-.
tered Unknown, resulting In . walk over; time,
ASH.
The third race for the fastest saddle hack owned
In Baltimore county; three entries. Paris. enter
ell by p. VI. Malone, won In i.25; Kiss-Me-Quick
second and Satan third.
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