Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-10-11

painted tarnbourine was awarded 10 Mrs.
j. a. Jamnr, Elkton. The fertilizers Of
fered by tho Scott Fertilizer Company
for best red wheat and best Faltz wheat
were awarded 10 George + B. Holton,
Iron Hill, and George W. Williams, Prin-
cipio, respectively. Wanamaker d
Browns suit of clothes for best
buahel OF oats will be worn by
Howard johnson, West Grove, Pa.
Mrs. Litzepbsrg'a SIS bonnet for best
floral design went to Miss Emma Thomas,
Elktcn. Joseph A. Swaney exhibited
the best single driving horse and received
the fine Kesssy horse blanket offered by
Roger WiIworth, Elkton. a Blatchley
force pump with tubing was awarded to
John B. Mackey of Lswisville, Pa, for
best basket potatoes. William Armstrong
of Fair Hill received a tive horse mower
for best'Timotby hay. The patent bed
spring offered by John wilkinson for
best lemon custsrd pie was awarded to
Miss Florence Trite, Elkton. The b. O.
Bibb cook stove for best jelly cake was
awarded to Miss Emma Miller, Cherry
Hill. Miss Annie e. Howard, Second
district, 0ecil county, made the best die
play Of three pieces of needle work and
secured the suit Of oak chamber furniture
offered by Morton ID. Banks, Baltimore.
The silver plated tea service offered by
H. o. Hurlburt q Sons for best waiter
towel was awarded to Mrs. CHARLES B.
Finley, Elkton. w. q. Nelson's toilet stand
for best tumble was won by Mrs. A. L.
| Wilkinson, Elkton; the bottle of Thom-
sons fine extract offered by DR.. 81. @.
| Wells for best embroidered motto was
| swaYded to Miss Mary Burns. The Si2
plush rocker offered by ii. Kampe d 90
was awarded 20 Miss @. Norris for besl
soft ginger cake. Mira. W. A. Mitchell
| Elkton, exhibited the heaviest dozen eggt
and received the child's bonnet offered by
Mrs. A. L. Wilkinson. Daniel Harvey's
barrel of cyclone -four, for best loaf oi
bread made from it, was awarded to Mrs.
| Charles II. Collins, Eikton. The hand
some tea set of many pieces was awarded
Mrs. George Biddie. Chandler. Quarles .
\ Go. offered it for best home made comfort
| able Hirshberg g. Hollanders' artistl
outfit for best painted fan was awarded
to Miss Annie Fl. Ford. Justis d Armi
gers berry bowl for six best embroidered
napkins was awarded to Mrs.. John s
Writ. Greenfield & Oo.'s toilet set fol
best pound cake WAS awarded Il
Mrs. w. A. Mitchell. The handsome
rug offered by Archsmbault & 90. fo
apple jelly was awarded to Miss Addi
Moore Miss Emma Heatzig was awarded
the art square offered by Thomas Depuy
philadelphia. Mrs. Hugh NJ. Cameron
Zlon, Md, showed the beat pumpkil
custard and won the handsome hanging
lamp offered by John t. Bonnet g. 90
Frank p. Prices toilet set for best hal
dozen role was awarded to Miss Maggi
Garter. Eddie Gardy, North East, tool
the fine engraving handsomely framed
offered by the Cscis Wing for best fire.
Land drawing. Joseph Booth's two gal
Ions of ice cream for best ice cream oak
went to Miss Ella Cochran. MIS- Georg
, A, Brown made the rest chow chow an
secured Il. O. Lewis carpet oweepin
machine. Russell, Misaimer & Go. % sill
aursh was awarded to Miss Emma MOI
gan. Reeds peerless creamery 70
J best loaf Of wheat bread wa
awarded to Miss Wooley. Marsh
| bank & Sons toilet stand for bes
J apple custara pie was awarded to Mrs
William r Gilpin. Wilson d Carr's boo
premium went TO Charles Biles; Gailahei
! Kitzlemau, Fox Il C0.'s shoe premium h
Frances SchouleF; Eyeritt Jsnviers sho
premium WAS awarded to Mrs. A Bale
for best rusk. Those receiving Mundel
& 90. % shoe premiums were; Bessie Dill
worth, Mamie Kyle, Lucy Litzanberg ant
Z, Norris. The number had been lost oi
the fancy tidy TO which the $100 Est
oYgan was Rwardsd, but 1t is believed Il
belong to Miss Lucy Hitch, Salisbury
Md. Justis Il Davidson's suit OF clothe
for best half. peck OF tomatoes wa
awarded TO George W. Williams, Prin
cipio. Mr.. Williams was also awaTde,
tho suit of clothes offerad by 0shm, Bal
tim0re. A. O. Yases q Co.'s special Of
! winter oyercoat for best ten ears of cor
i was awarded to Joseph Shippers.
The young ladies of Eikton gave hol
TO their gentlemen friends last evening il
Giipin's Hall. Ungaro's orchestra fui
nished musie. Among those preaen
were Ferris Giles, Alfred A. Waite, Georg
T.. Sutton, Edward Ryan and Gaorg
Sparks Of Wilmington; Clarence Eesbil
Of Dover; the Misses Hanson and Mis-
Wright Of Baltimore; Miss Patterson Q
, Michigan; L. II. Davis OF Oecilton, Md
! Cuthbert Green and Howard Poole Q
Middietown; Miss Besn, Mssseys; W.
Pitts of Baltimore; William Nesbitt G
Port Deposit; Miss Emmu Haine
/ OF Princess Anne; Rufus Bowland, Reh
Morris, n, F. Taggart, Misfes Alic
Rculdep, Henrietta lamar, Misses Ami
j. Smith, Ollie GiIpiu, Marie DaTit
! Bessie Scott, Eva Scott, Nellie Purnell
! Nettie Miller, stella and Mamie HaineE
,, Mollie Drennen, Mary lamar, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Il. Scott, O. FL. b, Massey
Jr., Charles Foard, William Gilpin, Aahe