Daily Republican., 1888-10-12

| o. Newark, was awarded one first. on,
second aud one special on his hbrd n
the same apeciesi A. T. Brown won I
nrst aud . sscoad, and r. B. Morrison
nrsai Dr.. Il. p. GreenleAf Q second
VIM. II Jones b Sons, nine arst and
Two secondsi II. 3. Crockett, o first And
| seven seconds.
For Holstsins, Nelson Warren q Son
resolved one first and seven sOoonds.
the LaokAwanna Bfeederai AssocIs No.,
won four first and two seoonds: Dy II
n. OuEtia, four seconds; David NoOov.
one hrst; Caleb NJ. Waltor, two firsts.
A. Il. TAtum, one frat and one second:
george q Lobdell, one frat. For Arv-
shlres, Wm. Sellers won three firsts
and three seconds; VIM. LandsNy, tan
nrsts and eleven seconds. For Jefaevs.
a. hAudAln won one first and peven
seoondsi DIR. n. A. Gebhart FeosIved
several drst premium awards for hIa AZ.
hibtt Of bees aud honey.
In the cereal department awards wara
made ~ follows: Lehigh wheat, DR.. r
Z. GIeenleaf, first premium; lebanon.
DE; y. z. Greenleaf, second; Fulonstsr,
Wtlliam EimondsOn, HaFe's Oorner'
nrSti Fulcaster, Thomas Black, Hnre's
Sorner, second; Longberry, DR.. q. p,
IIeenienf, nrsti one bushel Fuliz,
ysmes gioad, Oxford, Pal LonRberry,
James Olo1di OxtOrd, Pa. 80oond.
OAts clAss-BeSt bushel white oats, O.
surney houlson, Lin wood Station, Pa,
hrsti white oats, John Blown. Nsw
9erdep, Pa, second; black oats. M
Hlnokson, Beaver Valley, Brand vine
Hundred, hrst.
Corn clAss-Best bunhel yellow
shelled, James Cloud, Oxford, Pa, ma.
noaany corn fret; beat twelve ears
Oioud's narly Dent, hrstj best twelve
eers yellow corn, h. 7. Alexander.
nIssi Dost twelve ears White King corr.
NJ n. Brookett. Hanoe, Pa, first; two.
dozen Golden Dent, Herbert p, MAvne.
nrsti best twelve ears sugar oern, vii.
liam Homewood, Newark, drst: beat
yellow oorD, Golden Beauty, John 4.
Pennington. Booths Corner, fEst; be,t
tWeiye cara yellow Gourd, William Fd-
mondson, Hare.s Corner, hEst for twelve
ears Yellow Flint and popcorn.
Daniel W. Taylor and Robert No
OAuley, committee on special exhibits.
msde me following awards Of diplomas
ON special exhibits;
william Lea g. Sons Company, -four,
Ieeo, etc y g. Hodges. npholsierlng;
sewing machines; 8. Fl. BAynNrd, ali.
verWare and watches; Kennedy 8 o.
planosi Deverell Brothers, arooarIes.
eto.i W. Bradbury, laundry display; a.
Y. Yates q o., clothing; 81. Baoher.
photographs; hollis 8 Hearn Manufao.
suEinR Company, stoves, heaters, etc.;
M. Megary & Son, furniture; N, H.
Hayden, flowers, pot plants aad flower
supplies; the Whildin Pottery 90 dia.
play OF Hover pots; O. W. GoodinR, gro |
oerlesi W. B. Allison, wire goods; Giles
g Rudolph, mems furnishing goods:
Wilmington OIL and Leather Co., Dor
poise product; VIM. Lawton, ohina, etc.
George W. Cooley, wall paper; w.
ID. HAFtlove, guns, etc. Toppin's nInoe |
meat CaPelle Hard ware COMPANY, |
very due display OF hardware, Penin |
salA Lam ber Company, lum Der. special
mention; Jones Guthrie 90 Co., car.
rIagesi Albert JAequOt, harness; The
Diamond State Iron OOmpAny, railrond
track fastenings. bar iron, etc.; Proctor
q Gamble, Poapsi Kendall mAnufaetuF.
Ing company, soapine, etc; Bertolette
Brothers, bicycles; - CreeIs, lamp
stand and workbox com bined; Henry
Longbotham, ash sitter, special men
Hon. The committee also made speoial
mention Of model Of full ri aged ahin
built By William j. Benton.
Toe judges on horses were not ready
10 report their awards yesterday.
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