The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-09-18
PREMIUMS AT THE COUNTY FAIR.

PREMIUMS AT THE COUNTY FAIR.
In addition to those published last week, the
following premiums were awarded at the late
county fair:
Southdowns-Bucks,1 LIST, Geo. G. Johnson. Pen
of ewes, (three,) LIST, Geo. C. johnson; I'd, Geo..
=. johnson. ropshiredowns-Buck, list, G.
Lyon Rogers, Jr.; I'd, William B. Cockey. Buck
lamb, lst, VIM B. Cockey; I'd, G. Lyon Rogers.
Pen of ewes, (three,) LIST. VIM. B. Cockey. OK
forddowns-Buck, LIST, E. G. Merryman. Lincolns
Buck, LIST, T. I. Griffith; buck lamb, 1st T. 7.
Griffith. Natives or mixed-Pen of ewes, (three,)
LIST, E. G. Merryman I'd, T. 7. Griffith. Fat
sheep-Pen of ewes, (threeO LIST, 7. T. Griffith; I'd,
E. G. Merryman.
/ IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
+. For the best, largest, most valuable varied COL
| lection of farm and garden implements and ma
chinery, society's gold medal to e. Whitman, Sons
d Co.; second BEST society's silver medal to Grit
fifth, Turner & Co.; diploma to Spangler Lime
| Spreader; diplomas to The Champion Company
for folding platform in self binding harvester; to
| Griffith, Turner Co., Tor reversible point and
share in their Oliver chilled pillow; to Linton q
Co., agents, for traction engine and thresher; to
The Hedge Fencing Company, to Spangler Manu-
| featuring Company, for improved corn shelter to
F. w. Neavitt for wire and picket fence; to Bick-
| ford d Huffman for improved drill to Sandwich
Manufacturing Company for corn shelter for mill
ing purposes; to McCOgan & Co., for disc harrow.
POULTRY.
Capt. E. Herman, light Bramah fowls and
chicks, second premium. Chas. B. Taylor, Lang
shans fowls and chicks, first and second brown
| Leghorn fowls and heaviest chicks Matched in
1885, first. Joshua II. Cockey, black game chicks,
second. Prof. Chas. F. Raddaz, b. b. red game
Bantam chicks and duckwing chicks, first fowls,
second. Mrs. VIM. B. Sands, Houdan fowls and
chicks, first; black Spanish chicks, second. JOS
Phipps, Plymouth Rock chicks, first and second;
| fowls, second. L. Mongar, Dorkn fowls and
chicks, first and second; Pekin ducks, first. Os-
borne Yellott, comb white Leghorn chicks,
first R. H. Woollen, heaviest bred for table
use, first. Geo. R. Buchanan, dozen eggs, first.
D. NJ Matthews, brown turkey, FIRST. E. W.
Herman. white Guineas, first j. G. johnson, brown
China geese, first. May S. Gent, colored musco-
Pey ducks, first. L. Foreman, first ON white and
red fantaiI and silver-wing Turbit pigeons. Jas.
Weary, tumbler pigeons, first. Lewis B. Dawson,
Jr., white rabbits, first. W. G. Parks, gray rab
bits, first; oppossum and young, first. A. w.
Ridgely, Guinea pigs, first. B. Mem. Reed, patent
nest, first.
HOUSEHOLD AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
j. Albert Booth, LIST premiums on red wheat
yellow and white corn, seed ears white corn, rye
and second ON squashes, egg plant, and second
largest collection from one farm. VIM. Enos, LIST,
pumpkins. Capt. E. Herman, seed ears sugar
corn, lst; red wheat I'd. A. G. Scott, barley,
lst Ernest Stump, carrots, I'd. E. S. Dance,
seed ears yellow corn LIST collection peaches LIST.
Mrs. Jos. Phpps, peck potatoes, I'd. c. G. Car
man, LIST on OATS mangels, carrots, parsnips, sal
sfy, squashes. egg plant, blood beet, turnip beet,
sugar beet cabbage sugar corn, collection peppers
and collection from one farm, I'd; collect onions,
pumpkins. Jno. Piersol, LIST, collection fruit from
one farm; six kinds fall pears, LIST. J. A. Ham.
ilton, Concord grapes, 1st; collection grapes, 1st
George B. Roberts, crab apples, LIST; collection
fruit, I'd. c. B. Slingluf, six kinds fall pears,
lst W. B. Sands, I'd on same. w. D. Bracken-
ridge, sweet potatoes, 1st; fall pears, LIST; collec
ton years. LIST. Mrs JAS Mair, print butter, LIST
roll, I'd. j. D. P. Parks, lard, LIST. Mrs. G. NJ
Lamb, print butter, second. Bertha Greaser,
(childD roll and print butter, second. Katie
Robinson, (child) roll and print butter. LIST. Aug.
Hake, cured tobacco LIST; kohl rabi, LIST; cabbage,
I'd collection grapes, I'd. Mrs. A. J. Gent, peck
peaches, LIST. Louis Giese, Triumph self-wringer,
special mention. VIM. T. Treadwell, buckwheat,
1st Walter Scott, green tobacco, LIST. Mrs.
Clara Ridgely, 1st each on turnps, peck potatoes,
collection plants, foliage plants cut flowers
benas, zinnias, crate of honey, single bunch Of
grapes, collection dollhouse grapes, and I'd on
parsnips and begonias. John A. Bauer, cucum-
bers, LIST. Mrs. Jane Eichelberger, LIST each on
begonias, roses, six rose blooms gadiolas, bridal
and button hole bouquets, rustic stand and hang
ing baskets, and I'd on plants and cut flowers.
Miss Louise Leisenring, basket flowers, LIST. Syl-
vester G. Carman, (boy,) LIST premiums for vege-
table collection, carrots parsnips, satisfy, coec
ton squashes, egg plant long beets, turnip beets,
cabbage, kohl rabi, tomatoes, lima beans, sugar
corn, collection onions and collection peppers, po-
tatoes. c. Maurice Gent, (boy,) I'd for collection
vegetables. Ella G. Cockey, chair cover splasher,
LIST; Kensington embroidery, I'd. Mrs. R. Willis,
painting in OIL LIST and I'd. Ellen Chase table
scarf, 3D. Dora Miles, pillow sham, LIST. Miss
Belle Cockey, lamp shade, knitting, LIST. John
Fisher, jewel case, LIST. Minnie Welby, plain
sewing, lst and 3D. Annie B. Smith, darned net,
LIST. Bella Temple, silk hose, LIST. Margaret
Webster, crocheting, side board cover, Lima beam
in pod, LIST. Mrs. B. H. Ceilings pin cushion, I'd.
Mary Gent, native flowers in vase, I'd. Miss
Annie M. Kidd, jelly cake, LIST; chocolate cake,
special mention. Alex. Mccormick, Jr., tomato
catsup, hand carriage, peck tomatoes, collection
GGsSto9 onions sst s Mrs Gha
Mcintosh, embroidery in silk, 1st. Mrs. Thos.
d Cockey, canned pears, Clinton grape wine,
apple pie rag carpet, 1st Mrs. John T. Ensor
preserved grapes, LIST. Mrs. Thomas Clark, can
ned tomatoes, lst Miss Ella Ewing, custard cake,
LIST; corn bread, preserved straw berries, braided
work, I'd. Mrs John 3. Burnham, picked quin
ces, caramels, LIST; Kensington painting, I'd. Mrs.
VIM. Brooks, peach butter, LIST. Miss Mabel
Brooks. crochet LIST. Mrs. John Fishpaw, spiced
watermelon picked, LIST; rustic stand, I'd. Miss
Annie Foster, lemon custard pie, LIST. Mrs. Henry
Jackson, lacework, Kensington embroidery, LIST
Mrs. A. e. BartlesOn, painting satin. Miss
Annie B. Stevenson, table-cover, LIST. Miss Alice
Stump, painting on wood, LIST; macreme lace I'd.
Miss c. r. Cockey, lacework, I'd. Isabella Boar.
man, painting in oil, LIST. Miss Belle Bracken-
ridge, 1st premium on toilet mats, biscuits, pear
marmalade gooseberry jelly, black berry jelly, CO.
coanut taffy. spiced grapes, green tomato pickle,
walnut catsup, preserved ounces, tomatoes in
cans, and I'd on preserved ounces, gooseDerry and
Mi mil mad oh hutto
hole bouquets. Miss Ella Chicoat, candy, LIST.
Miss Fannie Bussel, sponge CAKE 1st. Mrs. John
G. Bosley, chocolate cake, LIST. Mrs. L. Dawson,
spiced pears, LIST. Mrs. F. Bell, preserved pine
apple, painting on silk, native flowers and vase,
grasses, LIST. Mrs. John C. Duncan, beaten bis.
cult, light jelly, tufted work, handmade shirt LIST.
Mrs. Albright, soft soap, 1st Ruth Brooks, pre-
served peaches, I'd. George Eaton, sweet rolls,
LIST. Mrs. T. B. Cockey, patch quilt, I'd. Mrs.
Geo. B. Cockey, rusk, LIST. Miss Nipple Ander-
son, Clinton grape wine, LIST. j. F. c. Cockey,
biscuit, ginger snaps, LIST. Thomas B. Cockey,
celery, LIST. Mrs. Samuel Ceilings, rolls, LIST
bread, rusk, I'd. Mrs. 7. T. Gorsuch vinegar, LIST.
Mrs. Mary L. Griffith, blackberry jam, LIST. Mrs.
A. J. Gent crabapple jelly, LIST; sweet pear pick
les, LIST. Miss Ella Jones, walnut cake, spiced
preserve ounces, ham, LIST. Miss Alone Gent,
apple jelly, LIST. VIM. N. Conkling, cocoanut cake,
1st Miss Laura Hunter, biscuit, I'd. Miss Min
ME Welby fire screen, 1st Miss Maggie Herman,
silver cahe, ISL. MISS jennie GallOWay, Dlack-
berry wine, LIST. Mrs. Jesse Hoshall, preserved
cherries, plums, tomatoes, orange peel, tomato
jelly, chow chow, picked onions, dried peaches,
white wheat, button hole bouquets, soup beans,
LIST; collection onion sets, I'd collection peaches.
I'd. Miss Be tie Vanhorn, crayon drawing, I'd.
Mrs. Noah Gorsuch, jumbles, LIST. Susie Houck,
tile painting, I'd; water coors, LIST. Ella Houck,
repousse brass work, LIST and I'd. Betty Houck,
wall banner, lst. Mabel c. Sheridan, silk slip
pers, lace work, LIST. Fanny Talbot, pincushion,
crewel embroidery, I'd. Harry W. Treadwell,
mountain cake, crullers, apple marmalade, LIST.
Mrs. VIM. Todd, cup cake, pickles, peach cordial,
cherry wine, sweet potato pie, pear marmalade, |
LIST; rag carpet I'd. Miss Sophy Talbot wax
flowers, chocolate caramels, LIST; apple marmalade
I'd; salt-rising bread, special. Maggie Smith,
pin cushion, I'd. Mrs. M. A. Morley, Chutney |
sauce, LIST fall pears. I'd. Miss Eliza Talbot |
bon-bons, cream pnifs, 1st; braided work, list. |
Mrs. II. Hawkins English plum pudding, LIST. Miss
Alice Stump, painting on wood table scarf, LIST; |
crayon, I'd. Mrs. W. W. Matthews, corn bread, |
conserved cherries spiced canteloupe, sour cucum-
Der pickle, cauliaower pickle, mixed pickles, |
sweet pickles, Virginia green pickles, picked |