Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Mrs. Y. o. stldnAm; Bordeaux ptcklss,
A. n. Keeoh; ploklsd onions, Mrs J.
L. Oolline; pickles In mustard, Mrs..
". Green, BoJth's Corner, Pa ; collie
sans pickle, Mrs. n. A. Bailey, Newark,
Del
The following premiums have beea
awarded for sheep: Pen Of Linoolna
under 2 years, frSt premium 20 Oalsb
n. WAl,er, 6sal p. o., Chester County, |
Pa; Walter rto-ived other premiums
for Linoolns As follows; Birst for peo Of
ewes over years old; Arst for bucks
under 1 and under years old hrst for
bucks 3 yeArs old; firsl for ewes over l
and under 3 years OLD; first for eve
under years; seoond for eve uGder 2
years, and aFst and second for ewes
under year.
For shropshires, O. n. Walter 70.
oeived the second premium for buck OF
2 years; fret and second for ewes Of 8
yeArs; first for psn OF ewes over 2 years
and drst for pen Of ewes under l yoar.
For HAmpshiredounB, q. 7. Walter
received the ffst premium for buck be.
tween and 3 years. frat for buck be-
tween l and 2 yeas; hrbt for buck
under year; second for buok uader
year; hrst and second for ewes under
year; first and second for eWees under 2
years; nrst and second for ewes under 8
yoarsi ant aud second for ewes Of 2
yeoTs; Arst and second for pair Of ewes
over years.
For shropshires the LackAwsuua
BEeedsrs' Association received the first
premium for buck Of years, and for
thoroughbred sheep Of any breed; drst
premium for buck between 2 and 3
years; first for buck and Q yeArsj 6rst
and second for bucks under year. arat
for ewes between 2 and years, and
second for the same, and seoond for
eve under / year. y. r. Walter re-
oeived for thoroughbred sheep, second
Tor pen OF ave ewes; second for 3 year
buok; stcond for buck between ard 2
yeArs; hrat for 8 year buck; second for
buck under year; 6rat for year 0wei
fret for year eve; frst for yeNr ews,
and hrat for pen OF Ave ewes, 2 years
old and upward.
The committee on swine have made
the following decisions:
Premiums for swine were awarded 81
follows: To A, d. Strobe, West Ohes-
tar, Pa, FIRST premium for Berkshire
SOW and pigs and second for BerkshiTe
SOW. g. K Barney received fret pre-
mium for POLAND China boar over
years. AloDz1 NsWlin, BlaDtou, re
osived the sscoad premium for Poland
China boar over pears old. John X
Mote, Newark, received the first pre-
MUM for Berkshire pig over six month
! old; 6Tgt for Poland China bOAr between
three and six months old and fFBt FOL
Poland Ohina boar undsr one lear old
u NJ. Walter, BIw and litter Of Berk
! shire pigs, second premium, nTSt fol
! Berkshire pigj second for Berkshir'
| boar between three and six months
! first Tor Poland Onina boar between
and 2 years. HATrie L. Wood TsOaiveI
/ the second premium for pair OF Bsrk
B.. shire pigs.
? The great attraction in the Aftsrno IN
I was the races; after all, what Woalt
0 an agricultural fair be without races
Al / O'Clock the unfinished Tkoa Of tht
Q day before was completed, but Joker,
b who won two AIratRbt beats the de!
!. bst,re gained she frSt heat yesterdsy
Q aud hok hrst money, with "Happl
r. Russell" second and Ane Of DiA
i monds" third. Time, 2 2oX.
Tbs next CONTEST was fJr the 2. 81
It class, purse $500 Out Of eight entTie
z only the four folio wing started;
: 'Bslls Of York" " Warrington Wood
n ruff, Philadelphia; ''Merrimeut" W
y Covills, Schenectady N. Y ;"Loynlty,
n J. EyslnReF. Warren, Pa; and "R Isi
e e." Brook LudwiR, Shlllipgtou, Pa
There WAS rather . lack OF Interest Il
n the race, but "Loyalty" won hrs
u money 10 three straight heats, Aui
I. "R5lle OF York" second.
a The 2.24 class, for purae Of e460, fol
lowed. For this there we're i've entriel
n and four OF them started as follow
!. Dscoratr, A. j. HaWs, JOhnstown, Pa
UTAAARUR phNia nh q
, Yorktown Belle, j. H, Paillips, Phila
r delphi; Fred. Medium, OhArles B
II Meyers, Philadelphia. Oonsld arAbl
- money changed hands, bat Yorksow
"A Belle won ret money in three sGrAiRh
a heats, aud Fred Medium oame In SCI
ond Time, 2 28, 2 3TI, Q 28K.
a. The race for the 40 GLASS trottel
= purse $500, came nexG. There weI
~ 6iteen en- tries for this race, but only 81
I. OF them started as follows: Honel
a. john, G Percy. Holsio Falls, N. Y
UhAtiie Allen, A. II. Tyson, Chester
no Nut Hunter, Joseph Bader, Jr,, Phila
IA dslphia. GYpsy Girl, j. A. Wilson
,e Newark; PuEIty. Brook LudWlg, Shi
NJ lington, Pa. Charlie Allen seemed {
4 be the fhvlrIts In tbe racs, though
Va lost first plaza In the frat heat. n
however, woo the next three and IL
race, with Honest John second an
n ~ Mlsi1iet third. Time, 2.S4K, ASA
!. y q 559<, 2.36.
y The bresdsrs' race didn't AttrA
- mnoh interest. Tho only starters we
n' Brown Oedar, Maple Valley stoc
=. Farm, aud jim Ben, 4. II. Mo 10,
a' Kirk wood. Brown Cedar won in "
straight heats,
.s' rhe aovelty Of to morrow will be Ii
=. bicycle races, Whioh will commence
- 10 O'Clock. In the one N lie novice rAl
~ thsre are thittsen entries, in the hs
70 mile daAh for the gold medal seven o.
tries, one mile FAoe seven entries, Ia Il
y 80 class siKtseu entTieE, In tha nv
- m le Peninsula championship for 81
y gold medal, there are eight enSfte
~ This prize must be won three times
Q become ,he property of the winner. r.
- en- tries are: Albert Jsfferla, G.
o Gregg, Victor R. Pyle, b. b. MoDAni'
" Thomas < Jsfftris and Clarence Ellio
- OF the Wilmington Wheel Club.
h GENERAL NOTES.
pa OIasneral interest to the farmers Ai
dAIrYmsn OF New Castle County is 8
b. exhibit Of the Vermont Farm MAohi
a. Company, OF Bellows Falls, VI.
sr. CONSISTS OF patent Cooley creamer,
rs. Davis swing ohuIn, cream pail wi
ar, agitAtor, . mum ber Of butter workers
N, print butter carrier containing . o3i
I'd pAriment for Ice aud . large temperii
let vat used 10 butter factories and . butt
IN. printer.
re Richard jackson leads in the large
RS display Of apples. Mr.. Jackson b
re- always been enlhuaIasti0 over bis 50
ed cess In this line aud his suooets sho'
to, what can bs done in apple culture
10 the same care 10 taken.