Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-12

Buffalo and Dapbury, Conn.
Bulldog-1st Glenwood, Charles Porter,
was imported from Londonderry, Ireland,
valued at $3.50.
Fox Tertiers-ist, General Grant, William
Siivey, Philadelphia, winner OF 1st prem
iuma; I'd. Shepherd, James B. Edge, Hope
well, N. ].
Fcx Terrier puppies-1st, J.s. Harris,
Mastiffi-ist. Boss Lady Glare, Charles
Porter. valued at $500; I'd, Jack, otley
Mastilr puppy-2d, Gear. Edgar Bayne,
Wilmington.
Rough coated St. Bernard-1st, Celtic
Rector, Associated Fancers, Frank Smith.
He Ia valued at $500 aud is the son of
FRITZ Emmet. the actors celebrated %, 200
st. Bernard.
American foxhound-1st. Trailer, Asso-
ciated Fanciers, valued at $50
Greyhounds-lst, Swith, j. o. Kreiner,
Allentown, Pa.
Cocker spaniels-1st, Doc, champion
winner OF over 25 first premiums and spe.
cials. Doc has travelled over 25,U0O miles
visiting various bench shows throughout
the country. He is only years old and is
considered the best cocker In America to-
day: owned by William West, Camden, N.
j., who values him at $500.
Field spaniels-1st, Bashaw, Truman
Wallace, Wilmington.
Cocker pup-2d. Bashaw, Truman Wal
lace, Wilmington.
PoInters-ist, Village Juno, Associated
Fanciere. Philadelphia. valued at S150; I'd,
Prince, II. B. Cotton, Wilmington. Pointer
Pups-2d Don Cameron, Chambers Kemble,
| Wilmington.
Basssf Hounds-1st, Babette, Charles
Porter. Philadelphia. This is an imported
| dog, 8 weeks old, brought from the Ac-
ciimatlzation Kennels, Paris, France, valued
| at Si00.
Dachshunds-1st, Hilda, Associated Fan
ciere.
English Bssgies-1st, Little Prince, Asso-
ciated Faneiers, valued 800.
| Irish Setters-lst, Nellie. champion prize
| winner. Charles Townsend, valued at $500.
| Gordon, black and tau eetters-1st, Friz-
zte. Associated Fanciers; I'd, st. Joe, E. o.
Simpson, Wilmington.
English Setters--1st, Magnolia, Assoct-
| ated Fanciers, valued at Sl00; I'd, Pansy
Blossom, e. O. Simpson, Wilmington.
English Setter Blrches-V. II. O., Clifford
Mason, Wilmington.
American Besgles-1st, Nancy, John h.
Manlove, Wilmington.
Collie Puppies-1st, Queen, F. r. Cars
we'll, Wilmington; I'd, Bosky, r. r. Cars
| well, Wilmington.
Collie Bitcnes-1st, Lady Moll, F. r.
Carswell, Wilmington; I'd, Rutland Miss,
| F. r. Carsweil, Wilmington.
Collie Dogs-1st, Robin Gray. william
Lindsay, Elizabeth, N. j.; I'd, Major Jumh,
+. r, Oarswell. Wilmington.
Snooth-coated Uollies-ist, Beauty, G. o.
whiteman, Wilmington.
King Charles Spapiel-lst, Vixen, Frank
Smith. Philadelphia. valued at $3.50.
/ SWINE AWARDS.
Caleb NJ. Walters, Seal, Pa, best boar,
COW and litter, pen plgs, Chester sows, lit
ter pigs, fattest and heaviest hog. Also and 4,
fattest and heaviest hog. Chester boars.
All include 80 heed. Bsrks SOW, Berks boar,
COW and litter. William Lindsay, boar,
pig, SOW and litter and pen Of shoats.
Caleb NJ. Walters, Bsrksnire boars, LIST and
and, SOW and litter pigs. brood SOW, Berks
pigs. A. Darlington Strode, West Chester.
pen and eight weeks pen, not less than five,
best boar. between l and 2 years, 2nd. A
Darling Strobe, West Chester brood SOW
over 2 years, 2nd; SOW between month and
year, 2nd SOW betwsen s and 6 months,
and; best boar between months and !
year, ist; pen between 8 and 8 months, LIST
bast boar between 8 and 9 months, and
SOW between l and years, and. ]. Paxton
q Sons, Houstonville. Pa. boar and SOW
between and months. boar and SOW be.
! tween months and year. SOW and boar
!. over Q years, 1st. George K. Barney,
Ohadd's Ford, boar and SOW between 8 and
6 months, 2nd SOW and litter over weeks
best boar between and years, SOW with
not less than 5 pigs. between and weeks
|
, tween and Q years, boar between Q months
and year, pen between and monthS
boar between 8 and months, SOW Sam
and SOW betwesn and 2 years, and; Po
land China boar over 2 years, SOW between
6 months and l year, SOW over year, boai
, between months and year, End; SOW be
tween months and year, and SOW over
7 year, and.
SHEEP AWARDS.
Jesse Cope, West Chester, southdowr
ram, over three years, between l and
years southdown ewes, over 8 years same
lst and 2d. Same between / and year
eve lambs, ewes between l and years
ewes over two years, 2 ewes under year
"a, eve between and years, I'd, thor
: oughbred buck OF any age, I'd, 2 and
!, years, 1st, buck under I year, 1st, unde
= = years, I'd, buck under years, LIST, merin,
!, ewes over 8 years 15t. Caleb M, Walters
= Seal, Pa, Shropshire thoroughbred buck
!, bueS years old, under year, 1st and al
eve between and two years, lst and I'd
2 ewes between Q and 8 years, let and I'd
y thoroughbred Shropshire eve over years
lst and Cd Lackawanna Breeding Asso
= c.atlon, Waverly, Pa, thoroughbred bucl
! any age, buck years old, buck between
i and years, thoroughbred ewes any age o
breed, ewes over years, between 2 and
and / and 2 years and pen OF eve
L over years, LIST, Charles V. Walter. Wes
4 Chester, Brandywtne Stock Farm. pen o
ewes over years, I'd, ewes over 8 years
N Ist and I'd between and years, LIST an,
I'd, buck, years or over, year old ant
3 under, let and I'd. Caleb M. Walters, Seal
Pa, q ewes under year. lst and "a. bucs
! years old, Lincoln thoroughbred, buck
itt over year, under year, 2 ewes. eac
20 over and under year, pen between l an
years, pen of ewes over 2 years, over
I, year, ewes over years, thoroughbre
- Lincoln eve, ewes over 8 years, 2 over
y, Leicester bucks over 8 years. same unde
= 1, pen OF Leicester ewes over years.
I, Leicester ewes under l year, LIST and 2t
= Leicester ewes between and and over
~ '. years and pen OF ewes between l and
:. years. william Homewood, Newark, bue
8 years old, I'd. buck between and year
pen OF ewes triplets.
Now it Is very reasonably suggested tbs
A. these fairs are largely for the education {
ys the people and II $4,000 OF them have |
le 20 away from the fair without learning
5, regard to which is the best of some 81 {
le go COWS, In other words what style OF an
Dc NAL Is to he consider ed standard-then
y most important In eution OF the fa
10 outside OF the actual money max
i. ing by these officials from Il
Of visitors fees IL entirely lost. Fc
I'd obviou1 reasons visitors coms to know VII
Iu the winners are, to look at and study the
IN for practical purposes. Not the lea
4. chagrlned over this tardiness of the of
u cials are tho stock ownars themselve
Thdy suggest that at least by Tuesday noe
Il last all the cattle premiums should hay
a, haen put up over the winning animals :
thar the thousands of visitors passing ii
y, stalls may see what they came to sea. Froi
3, one erd Of the long cattle stalls TO the otht
ihhre 1. not a sinRla premium card np
IL ford he uu0iG Information whatever.
Additional D D=liware exhlbits are as TO
50 lows; George g Loole!i HNz5l Dell.
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