Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-18

Ddht IL oAIb Wulie mug Cutus M LIZ
Brookett, Haucs, Pa, 1st; 2 dozen
Golden Dent, Herbert II. Mayne, list;
best IL ears sugar corn, William Home
wood Newark, Del, Let; best dozen cara
yellow corn Golden Beauty, John Il. Pen
ington, Booths Corner. LIST; best IL ears
yellow dourd, William Edmondaon,
Hafe's Corner, 1at II ears yellow Flint,
William Edmondson, Hare's Corner; for
popcorn. William Eimondson, Hare's
Corner, 1st.
Glass No. 1s- Conserved cherries, Miss
A. N. Kesch, Lenape, Pa; conserved
raspberries, Mrs. o. Norris, Wilmington
conserved peaches, Miss A. n. Keeoh,
Iennpe, Pa; conserved pears, Mins A. N.
Keech conserved green cages, Mrs.. q.
Norris, Wilmington; conserved citrou,
Miss A. N. Keech. Lenape; conserved
gooseberries, Mrs W. Esbin, West Ches-
ter peach honey, Emma E. Stidham,
Wilmington apple butter, Mrs. John II.
Emory, Red Lion peach butter, Annie ].
Betelle, No. 10l6 Adams street; lemon
butter, Miss 4. N. Keech, Lenspe tomato
butter, Miss a. N. Keeon, L,enape goose
berry butter, Mrs. o. O. White, Ohtistiana
hundred pear butter, Debhie Dilworth;
pineapple butter, Mis- A. N. Keech,
Ienspe; ounce butter, Miss A. N. Ksech,
Lenspe; grops butter, Miss A. N. Keecb,
Lenape; grape butter, Miss A. N. Keechi
blackberry butter, 3. II. Thomas, Wyo-
ming; Crabapple jelly, Mrs. A. J. Betelle,
No. 101G Adams street, peach jam, Mrs.
8. II. Thomas, Wyoming; ounce jam
Aunie j. Betelle, No. 1915 Adams; black
berry Jam, Mrs. s. H. Thomas, Wyoming;
raspberry jam, Mrs g. Norris, Whining
ton; current jam, Mira. n. O. Green,
Booths Corner; plum jam, Elizabeth Dill
worth, Centrsyiile; pear jam, Mrs, s. II.
Thomas Wyoming; graps jam, Miss A.
N. keecb, Lenape; gooseberry jem, MrB
| o. O. White, Uhristiana hundred; Pine
| apple jam, Mrs. N. W. Esbin, West Ches-
ief; strawberry jam, Miss A. N. Keeeh,
Lenape; cherry jam, Mrs. o. o. White,
Ohristians hundred; citron jam, Mrs. @.
Norris, Wilmington; tomato jam, Mrs. o.
| O. White, Ohristiann hundred; peach mar
malade, Mrs. W. W. Esbin, West Chester;
apple marmalade, Mrs. 8. II. Thomas,
Wyoming, Del; pear marmalade, Mrs. W.
| w. Esbin, West Chester; tomato marma-
lade, Mrs. o. q. White, Chriatiana hun,
dred; grape marmalade, Mrs. O. Norris,
Wilmington; cherry narmalade, Mrs.
McGowen, Okiola, Pa; gooseberry mar
ralade, Mrs. o. o. White, ohristianO
hundred.
Glass, No. 19--Apple preserves, Mrs. j
jackson Peirce, Wilmington; white peact
preserves, Mrs. W. W. Esbin, Wes
Chester; yellow peach preserves, Mrs
Henry p. Grubb, No. 1916 Market street
auinoes preserved. Mrs. McGowen
Okiola, Pa; pear preserves, Mrs. y. II
Thomas, Wyoming; plum preserves, Mrs
8. II. Thomas, Wyoming; citron pre-
serves, Annie j. Betelle, No. 10l6 Adam
street; pineapple preserves. Miss A. N
Kseeh, Lenape, Pa; crab apple pre-
serves, Mrs. W. W. Esbin, West Chester
red tomato preserves, green tomato pre-
serves, strawberry preserves, raspberr.
preserves, watermelon preserves, Mrs. 4
b. Thomas, Wyoming; grape preserves
cherry preserves, plum preserves, Mra
w. w. Bsbin, West Chester; preserves
yellow tomatoes, Mrs. A. s. Devereil
Wilmington; preserved figs, J. M. olift
No. 413 Taylor street; blackberry pre-
serves, damsons preserves, Mrs. 8. 4
Thomas, Wyoming; black current pre-
serves, Mrs. N. O. Green, Booths Corner
Pa: white curfaut preserves, gooseberr.
preserves, Mrs. W. W. Esbin, Yves
Chester.
GLASS No, 20-Sealed white peaches
Annie j. Betelle, No. 10l6 Adams street
sealed yellow peaches, sealed gooseber
ries, Mrs. 8. H. Thomas, Wyoming, Del.
sealed red peaches, sealed fried tomatoes
sealed corn nnd tomatoes, sealed beans
Annie j. Betelle, No. 10l6 Adams street
apples sealed, lima beans, Mrs. +. q
Stidham, Wilmington; canned pine
apples, Mrs. j. Il. Orippen, Wilmington
cherries sealed, Mrs. Joseph Graham
Wilmington; strawberries sealed, Mrs
Alice Clayton, No. 1888 Poplar atreet
blackberfies canned, Mts w. w. Esbin
West Chester; red ourrants sealed, Cor
NJ. Eshin, West Chester; white currants
Miss a. III. Keeeh, Lsnape; raspberrie
sealed, corn sealed, pears sealed, Mrs. O
Norris, Wilmington; canned yellowplums
Mrs. Charles Jones. No. TIT West 5eventl
street; canned white plums, Cora M. Es
bin, West Chester; red plans, Annie J
Bstelle, No. 1915 Adams street; rcd toma
toes canned, Mrs. T. o. Stidman, VII
mingtor.
Glass No. 9I-Spiced pears, Annie ]
Betelle, No. 10l6 Adams street; spice
Roosebesriea, spiced mountain cherries
Mrs. q. II. Thomas, Wyoming, Del
spiced crab apples, spiced green tomn
toes, Mrs. T. q. Atidham; epiced oherrif
Miss A. N. Keech, LenRpe, Pa; spice
yellow tomatoes, Mrs. A. j. Betelle, Nc
1015 Adams strest; spiced cantaloupe
Miss A. N. Keech, Lenape, Pa; spice
grapes, Mrs. A. J. Beteile, No. 10l
Adams street; spiced green cages, Mrs
Henry p. Grubb, No. 1916 Market strest
spiced onions, Miss a. N. Keech, Lenape
Pa; spiced oitron, Mrs. =. @. stidham.
Olass No. 22.--apple jelly, Mrs. NJ.
Brown, No. 90l Jefferson street; pea
plum Jelly, Mrs. O. Norris, Wilmington
citron jeiiy, Mrs. @. Norris, Wilmington
damson Jelly, Mrs. Henry p. Grubb, Nc
1916 Market; lemon jelly, Elizabeth Di
worth, Oentreville; apricot jelly, crar
berry jelly, white enrrsnt Jelly, b!ac
currapt Jelly, Mrs. @. Norris, Whining
ton; blackberry jelly, Mrs. A. j. Betell'
No. 1016 Adams street; strawberry jelly
: cuTrant jelly. Mrs. A. j. Betelle; graz
Jelly, Mrs. W. W. Walker, Wilmington
cherry jelly, Mrs. 8. H. Thomas, Wy'
ming, Del; gooseberry jelly, Mrs. WilliaI
III. Oroes, Newark; fox grape jelly, Mr.
r. O. StidhsIn, Wilmington; huclrlcberr
Jelly, Mrs. o. @. White, ohristiana hui
dred; glnRs peach jelly, Mrs. M. Giie
No. SS6 Madison street.
The receipts at the gates of Hsz
Dell Park give the basis for estimstir
that over 20,0O0 people attended the Wi
nington fair Thursday afternoon. De
i spite the intensely cold and exceedingl
disapreaable weather the grounds wei