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

Despite the slackness of the crowd there
was plenty OF variety OF enjoyment to be
found for visitors to the fair grounds.
Some of the exhibitors sent their goods
away Friday.
i'What do you think Of our iair-shall you
come here next year," a reporter inquired
of q. j, Girton. of the firm OF Girton Il Hoyt,
tro.tlng horse breeders, Gloucester City,
N. j. II rather think shall. It's good
place to exhibit. 1t is easy Of access and
the track Is good. It's only matter Of
time and you folks will beat the Mount
Holly people. What you want is good
judges, fair dealing and good premiums.
These will always draw good horses and
stock for your fair" MIR. CLIFTON Is the ex-
hibitor of Code, than which there ls no
finer animal on the fair grounds. He Is a
brother OF Phallas Jay Eye See, the fastest
trotter In the world. Code has record OF
1921, and trial 2 Is. He is one OF the finest
and fastest aud best bred stations living.
He is 10 years old, and Ia winner OF l6
out OF II races. n
Ia order to learn something OF TIE
general opinion of the horse and etattle
exhibitors In regard n the Wilmington
fair the reporter interviewed song Of the
| leading foreign exhibitors.
| George MilllRan OF Youngstown. Ohio.
who exhibited "A head Of DSyons, savs he
has never been better tresfsd at any fair,
again.
Arnold Naudain II Stanton, says. "oh,
He'd"
It cost " ]. Haskell of Youngstown,
OHIO, tsl Dor a car to bring his herd OF ii
heid hnps. He also Is very well satisfied
ana VIZ be glad TO come to Wilmington
jiones & oargtll OF South Montrose, Penn
2lvania exhibitors of Heretords want to
lIsee better cattle premiums in order to pay
I their travelling EXPENSES.
William Lindsay of Elizabeth, N. j.,
thinks this ID u very good fair aud 'ls ex
pense5 don't knock us out we'll come
again" 1t cost air. Lindsay $50 to bring
his cattle mere.
J. o. Magee, Elizabeth N j., paid t3l to
bring mis- oxhioit OF cattls mere. He, too,
would llKe 10 see larger cattis premiums
In order TO pay railroad expenses.
The representative OF the Lsckawanns
Breeders Association. which exhibited 10
head OF Hoisieins, thinks highly of the fair.
HIS thought, however, that perhaps too
large a share OF the premium money Is
given To the trotting horses, to the neglect
OF blooded stock. He says It's all right to
have horses Running and 1t bripgs lot OF
people to the fair, but blooded stock IL
what an agricultural fair is for. JUST ns
quick as premiums on bloodsd stock ar
Cul 81 lOW lutAA EOuu DLdbAGl ChuuDL DlHhe
expenses the practical Intention OF the faiI
!. drops through. What the officers o
! the fair need ia more farmers and
breeders to direct matters. II Is not Buiil
Client TO nave business men alone runuina
/ things. | addition / would respectful,
/. suggest that there should be list as we'll a
4 "a 10 the sweepstake prizes and also IN tn'
4 herd prizes.
y. X. Nissley Of Florin, Pa, breeder o
4 French coach hOrees and hard worker Il
+. the direction of stock improvement, think
L very highly OF the fair and Will visit VII
! mlngton again.
K DIPLOMA AWARDS.
o The following is a complete list OF thos
!, obtaining diploma awards: |. 7. Bette
Z power motor, band-slw; Thomas Ferry
. carpet cleaner; W. Y. Potter, toy house
: Hold h Bro, paper bags; Btylls & CRikIns
y tiles, mantsls and CRATES; CleRver & Heal
stoves, heaters and special diploma 70
/, gauze door range; J. & ]. N. HarmaI
4 furniture; for best clothing, Hamburger
: Sons; Hill IL Mullen, needle threader; slit
Il ing machine, +. sutton, Lancaster, Pa
!. Hecker's BucKwheat and Oatmeal Co..
\ o. Yates & Co., Philadelphia, fat men
Il Glothiu7: washing machine, j. Pyle; PIN
I = lHHd Incubator Co., jamestown, N, J lee
~ cutter, q. A Bspus, Philadelphia; Cape
y Hardware Co, FOR diulaY OF hariWan
=. Samuel Felnelmer, best tobacco All usab
- car step, Wood IL Co., William l.3a & Son
:. - corn meal, fnrinA and + F,F l2ur; Bgveri
= Bros. tor Ml40n'4 CAKES; metal glntll5
=, - lie, Thomas Duffy; Pectoysi and otn
papey3, II. NJ. Morrow; wal paper, N '
N lOwa; ready mixed palnts, N6tnertll
y. co.; mlikmHE's frt-ni Cal \ % Nation
70 cash register! H. II. GAtrl-h, Now i5i
rs Hammond type writer, A. Nanisyer, Cla
~ tou Hamilton Canning Co; iabnr-sGvil
e, wash boiler, III. Davenport; EagtishtpS
~. W. n j.; Domestic Sewilg iaeaiue Co., o.
r. !, ,anejy Z Company, pianos j.
n, l4rBer Mdhlerown, harness b
~ cJrse,s, Russell It lle.simer; ph1BnsrAp
~ Chatlf5 q. GHyer; msttl fIgs
,% Nh. Elmpt; Curtis 4 Cos eoars, Qt
10y s Iiudd,ph; general sporting goods, ".
" HR-t ge wheels, 5. b. Forbes. The hrIH
- Gus, I, BAKER 4 Co., one Of the Htgs,t p
r. lule manufacturers IN philadelphia, v
~ awarded dlplema ana lst premium
~ ~ clover leaf perfume and clover leaf II
powder. William Llwton, this city, y
II !, AWARDED special diploma on indlra'
~ tlbef-ware.
,ck roEse AWARDS.
a., The horse premiums we're all aware
nd GGAliy, although tue awards you'd not
ier irrni- ned toy tho managers and each
-t; porter had 10 go hunting gm1nR the sti
81; Tor the winners The managers claiu
rod that Il ;hef announced the premiums IT
.sr- their books 1t would make them semio