The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-10-06
Special Premiums.

Meginniss' premium awarded to James
w Clark, Cecilton. for best Kiefer pears.
J. j. Drscoll's premium of mans suit
best Lawrence pears.
Miss Ellen Mahoney, of Bay View, re-
ceived j. T. Mullin s. Sons beaver over
coat for best basket Of apple of unknown var
iety.
Mrgnniss prem awarded to Joseph W.
Reynolds, Port Deposit, for best apples
King OF Tompkins county.
Megnniss' premium Of shirts to S. w.
Morrison, Oxford, Pa, for best Brighton
grapes.
Mrs. j. II. lamar was awarded u. James
Belts Farina cologne for best painted tam
BORNE.
George w. Williams, Principle, Cecil
county, took SCOTS first premium for best
Fu!tz wheat raised with Sure Growth.
George f. b. Holton. Iron Hill. took
SCOTS first premium on Red wheat.
Howard Johnson, of West Grove, Ches-
tercounty, Pa, took Wanamaker 81 Browns
suit OF clothes for best bushel of oats.
George w. Williams. Principle, Cecil
County secured Oehm's Suit of Clothes for
best wheat of any variety.
Miss L. Thomas of Elkton received Mrs.
Litzenberg's Sl5 bonnet for best floral
design.
Eddie Gardy of North East pupil of Mr.
Geo, S Mattingly The CECIL WING special
premium for the best free hand drawing.
Joseph A Swaney received Roger Wit
worth's Kersey Horse Blanket for the best
single driving horse.
William Armstrong, Fair Hill, received
the two horse mower for best Timothy hay.
John Is. Mackey, of LewIsville, Pa, re
ceived the Blatchley Force Pump, for best
basket of potatoes.
George w. Williams, of Principle, took
Gallaher, kitselman & Co.'S, mems hand
Sawed shoes for the best three heads of cab
bage.
Joseph W. Shippers took A. c. Yates s
Co.'S special of mans winter overcoat fol
best II ears of corn.
Miss Florence Tuite took John Wilkin
| sons bed springs for best lemon custarC
pie.
Miss Ellis Cochran received Jos. Booth:
two gallons of Booths ice cream for best ic,
cream cake.
Miss Emma Miller took b. G. Bibb's
Emerald cook stove for best jelly cake.
Mrs. A l.. Wilkinson took VIM. K. Mel
sons toilet stand for best jumbles
Miss Mary Burns took DIR. H. G. Wells
bottle of Thompson's fine extract for bes
em broidered motto.
Miss Annie E. Howard received Morton
d. Banks suit of cham Der furniture for bes
display of 3pieces of needle work.
Frances Schouler took Gallaher, Kitsel
man u Fox's shoe premium for best cream
puffs by girl under Is.
Miss Helen Gilpin same for best loaf whea
bread by girl under 10.
Mrs. Charles b. Finley took III. o. Hurl
burt & Sons tea service for best waite
towel.
Mrs. c. Norris took II. kampe's Plus
rocker for best soft ginger cake
Mary Mccormick. of Philadelphia, tool
Vahle's bird and cage for Lest plain SEWN
by girl under 15
Miss Carrie Coleman took w. w. W alters
fancy checker board for best towels eros
stitch.
MIS-. A. Bailey took Everitt Janviers
shoes for best rusk
Mrs. w. A. Mitchell took MIS-. Wilkinson
child's bonnet with the heaviest dozen hen
eggs.
MIS-. George 4. Brown, of Elkton took X
G. Lewis carpet sweeper for best chow chow
MIS- James II. Foard, of Cowantown, too
Graham, Emlem & PASSWORDS lawn move
with the best spiced pears.
: Miss Emma Morgan took Russell, Miss
lner 81 COS. silk surah, for best Marylan,
biscuit.
Mrs w. A. mitchell, Elkton receive
Cummings crayon award Tor best spong
cake.
Miss Wooley received Reds Peerle,
creamery for best loaf wheat bread.