The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-10-12

Hill; w A Mitchell, Elkton; JAS McKane
!, Barksdale; Mrs Morris Dunbar, Elkton
T IT McVey; Elkton; Thomas Cunning
ham, Appleton; William Armstrong
FAIR Hill; Charles Blackson, Cherry Hill
l. T Il Ward, Cherry Hill; Robert Nickel
vey, Elkton; Henry II Plummer, Elkton
A 4 Laws, Elk Neck; } Hunter Mahoney
Bay View.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
Wesley NJ Oler of Baltimore, exhibited
IA herd of 10 Jerseys; Joseph X Lewis
Singerly, Guernsey Bull; J d Blunt,
Montgomery County, Nd, nine Jerseys,
also herd of Ayrshires; Thomas Dren
men, Elkton, showed three Jerseys; Geo
Mcluilkin, Elkton, Jersey Cow; r Ii
Hodgson, New London, Pa, Jerseys
Fresians, and Guerneys; Arnold Maui
dain, Jr., Stanton, Del, herd of Jerseys;
Jones u Cogswell, Herefords and Devons;
w H Mcdowell, Calvert. six Jerseys:
Hiram E Hostine, Lancaster, County, Pa.
nine Holsteins; Haines, Brown & Bro,
Lyle, Pa, six Shorthorns; w A Mitchell,
Elkton, one Holstien and six Jerseys; II
Z Warren, Zion, Md, three Shorthorns.
Other exhibitors were, r Frazer, Elk
ton; Edwin III Ga!laher, Cherry Hill:
Thomas Maloney, Ekton; Jas McKane,
Barksdale; j Alfred NJ ackie, Fourth dis
trict; James F Dorsey, Elkton; Franklyn
| T Mackie, Fair Hill.
HORSES.
| The exhibitors were, DR. E Morrow,
Il Erdman, Centreville, Md: J Alfred
Mackie, Fair Hill; r c Porter, E Fl Row.
land, j F Hitchcock, Vim DeGoey, John
Smith, John Anderson. ] T Armour, E F
Leedom, Theo L Warren, w F Trimble,
George NJ Evans, Jos A Sweepy, ] E
Wilson, Jester & Mcdaniel, Wilmington;
| Charles Walton, Henderson Cantwell.
James Rutter, John NJ Thackery, Thos
Ford, Mrs Thackery, w Fl Mcdowell;
Walter E Cam, Glasgow; Charles Black
son; David Gilpin; Elkton Stock Farm;
A Emerson Pelt, Kimoleville, Pa; w E
Tyson, Frank E Pennington, John T
Pennington, A B Cameron, E Chandler,
Mrs Mary c Dunbar, Thomas Drenuen,
W. Howard, George McQuilkin, S B
c NJ Cochran, A T Laws, E w Jester,
St Georges, DEL; Jas McKane, John E
Wilson, Jr Harry Wilson, Jos B Sutton,
Isaac Vansent, Harry Glenn son, Title E
Wilson, Newark, Del; w jefferson.
The exhibitors of swine were A. B.
Cameron, David Gilpin, r H Hodgson,
NJ Thackery, w Drake, II c Warren,
r Lamott Anderson, John X Mote, of
Newark
Sheep we're exhibited by Thos Miller,
A Cameron, c B Lore, Mt. Pleasant,
Del; Edwin II Gallaher, w T Lee, J. AL
fred Mackie, R. Lamott Anderson.
POULTRY.
Elkton Fairs have always been dis
tingushed for handsome displays of poul-
try and pigeons. Possibly the number of
entries made in some previous years may
have exceeded the number this year, but
certainly no finer varieties have ever been
exhibited here than the three hundred
and fifty entries which filled the coops at
this exhibition. We should have been
glad to have been able to make special
mention of several trlos and pairs which
we personally inspected, but are COM
PEELED to limit ourselves to notice of the
list of exhibitors simply. The exhibits
noticeable for their size and the quality
of the birds, were those of, NJ B Megsrgee
OF Lewisville, Pa; E Chandler, Of Ken
nett Square, Pa; H NJ Thomas, of Cam
den, Del; ] c MARBLE, OF Trenton, N j.;
Allen Oliver, of Newark, Del; S J Ar
buckle, Cherry Hill; and J 2 Collins,
Dover, Del; while only inferior in point
OF numbers were the exhibits of A B
Cameron, of Zion; William H Cook, of
Newark, Del; Mrs Jesse Bedwell, Leeds;
George w Williams, Principle, Md; T
Whitney, Red Hill, Elkton; J T Armour,
Bay View; Mrs II Fowler, Elkton;
John K Mote, Newark; Jonathan Keith
ley, Elk Neck; H c Mcdowell, Calvert;
William H Cook, Newark, Del; John E
Jackson, Jacksontown; Mrs A T Laws,
Elk Neck; George W Denny, and John
T Ward, of Elkton.
PIGEONS AND CAGE BIRDS.
The principal exhibition in this de-
partment was made by Messrs. Schum &
Lippold, of Lancaster. Pa, while the en-
tries for cage birds from Elkton were
made by Master Fred Lewis, Howard
Watson, Harry B Maxwell, James F
Evans, Fred Frazer, Fred Garrett and
Miss Florence Janney and Mrs E. ]. Gar
rett.