Smyrna times., 1881-10-05
The Dover Fair.
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Fuit-Best variety of apples, II. c.
Lewis, Laurel, first premium; W. u;
postles. Dover, second. Best half bushel
apples, f. G. Pardee, Dover, two first pre-
mum prizes: Robert Wilson, Dover,
.econd. w. 4. Case, FELTON,, first; j.. L.
Taylor, Little Creek Landing, three first
nremiums and two second. Seeding
caches. w. r. Hoffecker, Whitehall, first
~emium: J. F. salisbury, Dover, second.
galf.bushel pears. w. p. Seward, Dover,
md w. Moore. Leipsic, each first pre-
Mum: w. l.. Cannon, Dover, second.
\ ozen ounces. G.. E. Barlow, Townsend,
n premium; H. T. Sturdevant, Dover,
sreond. Concord Grapes, H. 7. Sturde-
yant. first premium; G. w. Jenkins,
Lebanon, second. Any other variety, w.
l. Cannon, Dover, two first premiums /;
William Walker, second. Watermelon,
Paynter Frame, Harbeson, first premium.
MaskmelOn, d. l.. Spruance, Smyrna, first
premium. Cranserries, r. Melvin, FELTON,,
inst premium. Citron melon, G. w.
Collins, Dover, first premium.
TegetabIes.-Early Rose potatoes, r..
Wilson, first premium; S. d. Marvel,
Hazleville, second. Any other variety,
NJ. Thomas, Camden, first and second
premium: f. w. Jester, st. Georges, first
premium; A. C. Mensch, Cambridge,
first premium; E. D. Pardee, Dover,
second. Turnips. John Hogarth, Canter-
bury. first premium. Sugar beets, w. R.
Cahoon. Dover, first premium. Table
beets. j. S Willis, Magnolia. first premium;
". G. POstles, second. Carrots, q. f.
Barlow, Townsend, first premium. Pars-
nipS c. II. Pardee, first premium. Sweet
potatoes, J. s. Willis, Magnolia, first pre-
MUM; G. W. Collins, second. Cabbage,
G. E. Barlow, first premium ]. 5. Willis,
second. Onions, ]. s. Willis, first pre-
minm; L. A. Lathrop. Smyrna, second
Lima beans, E. G. Pardee, first premium :;
H. NJ. Thomas, second. Egg plant, w. X.
CahOOn, first premium. Tomatoes, R. w.
Wilson, first premium G. w. Collins, sec
OndHubbard squashes, W. A. Willis, Dover,
first premium. Cashaw pumpkins, w. G..
POstles, first premium. Any other variety
Of cooking pumpkins, c. H. Pardee, first
premium. Peanuts, j. 5. Willis. first pre-
MUM
The list embraces about a column more
but the License List" displaces it. The
6IOwing are the remaining ones from this
sction: Ladies department-Miss Lou A.
Cummins, foot rugs, first premium; H. NJ.
Rll, gents cotton half hose, second prem
INN; Mrs. Lucy E. Stockly, embossed
aghan, first premium; Miss Laura Palmi-
ter, carriage afghan, first premium; Miss
Sue r. Colt, coach afghan, second pre-
MUM; Miss K. F. Bell, ottoman cover,
drst premium; Miss S. r. Colt, crochet
shawl, first premium; Mrs. Lizzie NJ,
Stevens, sofa tides. second premium; Mrs.
4. COverdale, gimpane tidy, second pre-
MUM; Miss briggs, tatting tidy, first pre-
MUM; Miss Sallie A. Cummins. applique
work, first premium; Mrs. G. w. Cum.
mins, second premium Della Wilson.
worked slippers on cloth, second premium
Mss Annie Janvier, knit quilt, second
Premium; Miss Maggie NJ. Sisco, pillow
shams, first premium; Miss Mary Spru-
ance, needle work, first premium Miss S.
A. Cummins, pieced quilt, firsG premium ;
Mss Alice HOffecker, darning and patch
ing, second premium; Miss S. r. Colt,
stitched collar by machine, first premium /;
Hiss Mary c. Bell, plain sewing, first pre-
MUM; RObt. Denney, -four in bags, first
Premium; Mrs. p. Spruance, conserved
pears, first premium.