Evening journal., 1888-10-10
Asst EDITION
SCHOOL CHILDREN ABROAD.
: Thursday win Have Singing and Fine
Races.

Races.
he school children were there to-day
ght and early and they took possession
he grounds. They went everywhere
were a tax on exhibitors cards and
venirs. The merry go-round was well
ronized and all the stands did thriv
business. A show of living wonders
ned this morning; its canvas
,ntings were awful in their way. Sew
new fakirs We're on the ground; one
dial on a table which registered,
II persons playing were supposed to
Il clocks and other valuable articles.
other had wheel registering ON dia
m and offering the clocks, etc. This
ier was enterprising. On
nv round he would col
about $3.50 and give out so cents.
er the above mentioned two faBirs
been at work for a time they were
cred off by the association, which
did slowly.
he Florida rolling exposition car ar
ed this morning and 10 cents admis-
was charged for going through it.
stand is being built for reporters on
track near the judges stand A mum
Of the hacks running to the fair are
N Dover The New Castle County van
) on hand, to take care Of disorderly
sons.
osue Solar Smith this morning took
B,tographs Of some Of the best trotters.
'o-morrow is big Thursday and all the
mans will be at the fair The VIII
zlgton and Northern Railroad will bring
urge excursion from Reading and Ian
ter. From Reading the two saenger-
ids will be accompanied by the famous
lggold Band Of Reading The train
reach the fair grounds about 8 o'clock
Smorrow morning, and will leave at 8. 45
ock in the evening.
he German Societies will sing two
bruises, after which the various com
lies will sing. Beside these amuse-
nts, which alone win draw large
wd, there win be bicycle racing. The
nts will be: One mile novice, one
f mile Peninsula championship; one
e Safety Rover type; one mile 3. 30
/ IS; five mile Peninsula championship
here will also be horse racing in the
lowing classes: $50, purse 5000,
cen entries; 227, purse $400, eleven
I ries; 2.20 PAGERS, purse $400. nine en-
IS; 800. to road wagons, premium. one
1 n wagon. value 5000 five entries.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
lass 16-Catsups and vinegars and
ps-Judges: Mrs Dr. Joseph Chandler,
Il s. George w. Morrow and Mrs. Nc.
NIB Clayton Premiums for
A,t: tomato catsup. Mrs. L. E.
Z Inns; cucumber catsup, Mrs j. II.
rner; cider vinegar, Mrs B. Derrick
ID, Stanton, Del. raspberry syrup, Mrs
IT, Blackiston; raspberry vinegar, Mrs
aries Jones; soft soap, A. n Keich,
#nape, Pa. home made hard soap, A. n.
1 ich; home made toilet soap, Mrs. c.
iris; lard, A. n. Keich.
Il Class II. pickles, same committee as
4 )ye-Picca lille, Mrs. J X. Steelman
4 ole peppers, Laura Dilworth, tCentre
\ le. Del, picked German curry sauce
s. o. c. White, Christiana hundred
kled red cabbage, A. n. Keech
kled cabbage, Mrs Eli Rich
And saur kraut, Mrs. W. M
alker; picked tripe. II. Zimmerman
.kled sliced cucumbers, Mrs. William
Il Walker; picked peach mangoes, Mrs
a D. Bush; picked mangoes, Elizabeth
Il Dilworth, Centreville, Del cut picked
opers Mrs. O. Norris; picked chow
4 low, Mrs. M. L. Brown; picked cher
S, Mrs. S. II. Thomas, Wyoming, Del.
nato soy, Mrs. G. H. Ash; picked
ars, Mrs. s. H. Thomas; picked
aches, Annie j. Betelle; picked goos,
ms, Mrs. s. H. Thomas; mixed Who'll,
:kles, Mrs j H. Turner; mixed pickles
I IS. w. w. Esbin; picked cucumbers
N. Keech picked green tomatoes
] Try O. Dilworth picked rec
natoes, Mrs. James H. Collins
,kled yellow tomatoes. Mrs. A. J
telle; picked nasturtiums, Mrs. G
,rris; oil pickles, Mrs. F. c. Stidham
I rdeaux pickles, A. N Keech; pickle,
ions. Mrs. ]. L. Collins pickles in mus
1 rd Mrs. w. Green, Booths Corner, Pa.
HE sans pickle, Mrs. NJ A. Bailey
,wark, Del