Daily Republican., 1888-10-13


same, 1rst; Collie, Jennie, frsli K. W.
Jester, et. Georges, received the follow
ing hEat premiums: Cooker Spaniel
bitch; English besgle bitch; and Hisl
and second Cooker Spaniel pups; also
hTot and second on four fJKhound pups;
LAverack, setter, second; Bray, Caso
lima foxhound, A. X. o. 8. b. No,
1897, second philadelphia, 1888, frat;
champion Glen Rock, A, X. U. 8 B.,
No. 1918, winner Of nineteen priga
specials ana cards Of New York,
Chicago, PhilAdelphiA, Baltimore and
Washington, valued at the last
plaos Al $4,000. E W. Jester,
81. Georges Kennels, 9. Georges,
nrst; Irish setter, bitch, William A
Hegan, hrst; English ball pup, H. j.
Cobb, hrsti female pointer and pupP,
Charles K. MCCARTHY, hrBt; fox terrier
and pups, Edward Witsil; three beagle
doRs, John d. Bmith, hrst and Aecond;
beagle dog aud bitch, e Il Banks,
Dupont station, first aud second; EnR
liah setter pups, dog pup, H. 3. Haines,
hrBt; bitoh pup, II. 8. Dorsey, second !;
bull dog, John August, frst; Irisb
setter, Charles Dubell, HEs,; Cocker
Spaniel, Thurman Wallace, hEsti Blue
Skye terrier, Amos EIstburn, frat;
pair Of setter pups, 4 months old, with
pedigEet, Amos EAstbuIn, frst; EnRlish
maaEif, oaius Marlus, Miss Nellie
Rodgers, first.
jerome B. Bell. editor OF Sunday
Star, was awarded . hrst premium for
his pen and ink sketch o. the Hortioul-
turAl Society's building, Ninth and
Market streets Newton Chandler, su-
perintendent Of the Ferris Reform
RzNhanl H-awAaA Gs,n
for his Maltese cat and kittens. Awards
in the lAdieP department. will bs puD-
liUhed In Mondays REPUBLICAN.
DAIRY FIXTURES.
In the dairy fixtures department
Judges john W. Emory, Red Lion;
james A. Gross. New Castle, and J. j,
jackson, HAre's Corner, made the fol-
lowing awards: Oreamera Cooley
Dreamer, 1st; Reed orsAmer, 81. Butter
worhera. Reed, Let; Cooley, 81. Butter
print, Rssd, LIST; Cooley, Al. Butter
carrier, Cooley. 1si; Reed, I'd, Ohurni
Davis swing, 1sIi Reed, ID. Cream
can, Reed 1aI. Cream taperlng vat
Cooley lst.
Fab NOTES.
Nelson Warren & Son have About th,
finest exhibit Of HolBtein FrieEAn oRltlt
on the ground, every thing taken int
consideration. They cannot oompet
with the two exhibition bulls exhiblte,
by the LackA wanna Breeding Oompan
. company that raises cattle purposel,
for exhibitions, but for common utilit,
herd Of New Castle County oAJtle, theE
is no herd in the county shat excel
Warron'F.
W. j. wilhelm, the great Read I'M
bicyoliBt rider and who beat the DelA
ware WheeliHts in one rAos yesterday
hAd = son six years old with him VII
oAn make q mile In four minutes on
machine.
Meyer Meyers is one Of tho hAppis.
men At the fair. His Btentorian Voic
can be heard far above the surrounding
din, ard crowds stop to admire hi
large display OF clothing. he has
smile, kind word and . windmill fa
for every body that oomes along. Il
says he gave away l2,0oO duEinS -
fair aud he 10 sure that it paw
Every body admires q z. Hsnf'
patent lever esosJ cement watch mt
ohinsry. It Z without doubt the hand
sometb piece Of mAohlnery on th
PJuud. As there is no oompstitlo
nor mention In the catalogue Of sue
exhibits Mr.. Hanf may not got PR
MUM from the fair, but he 10 gettiD
one more effective from the people al
the same.
II is an open question which make
the best music ct the fair, the FlFl
Regiment Band OF this city or th
RinRgold Band OF Reading. The Fir
Regiment Was ou itH mettle yeSterda,
and made such admissible music tha
the people began 10 think that theI
was mora in the name Of RingEOl1 .thA
in the music.
ItWas an interesting sight eesterdR
, 20 sec the First Regiment Band stant
IN y 10 the art and hJral wing Of th
aTh, NItion building playing . p0pula
All a. Ne sight and music appealed
thee ~ A., - hner ssnsss Of natuTe-lov
~ at 1--we n fmuBlo and love Of hlWer
Tbsrs vsys =. 'ry few intoxicated me
on he gTanSd sstsrdAy, but the
~s-e - sm.lIe a. Nmblers left. tt
mSnnasrS Shonid eiys them the toe /
their boot. Tbess ssmbla. = eannot bel
the record for next years fsN.
This is certainly actsetotsles ialr
far ss the exhibits OF intoxioah = hl
concerned. There is NOT an exAibh |
liquor, beer or even cider on the RrouuL
The nearest on that exhibit line waE 1
small quantity OF vinegar.
Miss SAllie Hayes, . olerk In Pike
nboe store had her pocket book Whiol
she WAS carrying in her hand suatchel
away from her by . thief on Thursday
She lost = small sum Of money.
A tFinket seller yesierday shook Il
dazzling tTinket, bus Of brass, in tn
face Of q dusky damssl, fully expecting
to make y sale. "Sho', now you thinl
you kin cheat o nigga, but dis niRgl
dossn't ISOLATE Wid white trash liz
you" The trinket seller vAmooBed.
A man returning from the fair las
evening after dusE met with q suddel
surprise as he Jumped frem . Whining
ton 3 Northern train at Townsend
road. He saw . bright shining plAc
that he took fer solid ground, and no
Wishing 10 AliRht In the mud, he mad'
. spring and 1T on what he though
was sol d ground. He found his mis-
take when the water had ALREADY
reached his meek, and he was still or
his way doWn when some trainmeI
caught him and pulled him out. HI
wouldn't give his name, but said some
thing about suing the railroad oompAn!
rs he HcIAped the mad from his boa
suit Of oloIhes.