Daily Republican., 1889-09-03
William Mayne, Horny Clay, Del,
Hheati ditto, potatoes; j. u. Pietson,


Derickson, Stanton, cabbage, beans, but
Ter aud tomatoes; same, table betts. po-
tatoes; j. j. jackson, Hare's Corner,
pears; II. D. Alexander, near Whining
ton, tomatoes, Lima and string beans;
Richard Croft, Laudenberg, grapes; Va'en-
tine Lawbacker, near Wilmington, pears,
beans. tomatoes, potatoes, Yellow corn;
Runner Hendricks, Pennsgroye, sweet po-
tatoes; Joseph l.. Stewart, Newark, Del,
wheat; j. A. Richardson, Wilmington,
Del, pears; N. 9. Green, Booths Cor
ner, Pa, apples, pears; II. j. Richardson,
Chinese egg plant; Dutton Webster,
apples; E. J. Norris, apples, plums
and grapes, onion sets, vegetables;
8. A. Jackson, potatoes; 5. &.
Thompson, apples; Harry Worth, pota-
toes; Daisy Virgins, grapes; Mary Drake,
tomatoesi A. Aekerman, vegetable mar
lection OF 20 varieties OF apples; ditto, of
10 varieties; ditto, 25 varieties, 10 speci-
mens of each; 10 varieties of pears; ditto,
8; ditto, 10 OF s each; orange ounce,
Niagara grapes, Monroe grapes, August
giant, August Vajcntos, arranged basket
OF fruit, longberry wheat, Mediterranean
wheat, Lehigh wheat, white oats, sheaf
OF wheat, same OF oats, enc dozen ears of
sugar corn, basket of Early Roee pota.
toes, four varieties Of tomatoes; 8. A.
Williamson, Pocopsin, Pa, apples; John
Thomas, celery. running vine gourd;
John Kelley, Centreville, potatoes, toma-
toes and white corn; A. G. Vansant.
Strikerville, DEL, vegetables, pop
corn and field corn; w. 2. Hollings-
worth, Ashland, Del, potatoes, apples;
J. Rodgers Holcomb, New Castle, onion
sets; Robert Betty, near Wilmington,
| No sei1
i've specimens OF Vicar OF WINFIELD
pears; w. L. Brace, Wilmington, pota-
toes; e. e. Bruce, grapes; W. E. Hus-
bands, Rockland. Del. potatoes; Thomas
n. Hendrlckson, Wilmington, onion SETS,
tomatoes, grapes; Park G. Turner,
Pennsgrove, N. j., sweet potatoes;
Abram Kelley, New Castle, corn, pota-
toes, beots and other vegetables; Walter
Lye, Wilmington, American Wonder
cucumber; James ID. Sparks, Pennsgrove,
N. j., sweet potatoes; James DIVER,
Pennsgrove, sweet potatoes; Walter Tat
nall. pears.
The third tent is occupied by @. w.
Horn & Company with fine display of
carriages.
The dog kennel is under the main ex-
hibition building, and Is neatly fittod up.
The front of each cage is of wire and the
l DOttotu ID NoNCiNa Witu cav adoS. hcic
are some very fine dogs on exhibition,
, among them being Gordon setter ard
!, an English bitch with ten pups.
Among the prettiest exhibits In the
main building at the fair is that oi
Deverell Bros. display Of the product o
! Jas. ID. Mason & Co. Of Baltimore, Md.
! for which they are sole agents for this
: State.
The exhibit covers space Of 10 fee
= square aud ia canopied oil On top and
. sides by the most pleasing combination
. OF colors.
In the centre Is pyramid OF cans con-
: . tanning fine fancy cakes, biscuits apt
. crackers; at the tass Of which are opeI
. boxes of fancy cakes such as chocolat,
! bars, orange drops, lemonade drops
palace royals, ETC., displayed for sale
> and the counters also are filled will
:, vanilla crinkletts and poundcake In on
a pound boxes, tho whole presenting
= most pleasing displa7.
The display OF chickens Is large an
5 more were yet coming In yesterday after
= noon aud this morning. w. E .Hoffiuger
y OF Philadelphia, has O fine exhibit Q
= pigeons and other birds.
The display OF horses, cows, and othe
=, :, animals Is large, and includes some yer
y, fine specimens. Among tho horses ar
= some celebrated stations, that have take
= prizes at other fairs. The exhibitors ar
- as follows:
l. Jones and Cogswell, fifteen Guernse
, cows and the celebrated bull, May Duke
!. weighing 2, 900 pounds.
u J.D. Blunt, 20 Jersey and 12 Ayrshir
= COVE.
j. William Lindsay, II Guernsey COWS.
:. Mrs. THEODORE Rogers, Jersey cow.
% Lackawanua Breeders Association, /
y Holstein cows.
John o. Magic. % Ayrshire cove.
=, Edward Downey, Jersey cows and
:, - colts.
. DR.. J. C. Mccoy, 90 Jersey cows and
:. colts.
y Blanchard and Warren, Is horses and
:. colts.
d Edward II. Cochran, horses and
i colts.
u Jester s. Mcdaniel, z horses.
! Michael Devine, 3 horses.
:. II. L. Wood, 8 horses.
~ There is also fine display of agricul
j. tural implements, consisting of wind
mills, reapers, plows, harrows. etc. Th
70 Harlan & Holllngsworth Company eS
Di hibit several very lne caet Iron drinkin
10 troughs for horses and cattle.
L. A part of the basement under tn
y maia building is devoted to cats, an
l. although the collection is small, ther
are some very 0ne specimens.
II The races yesterday afternoon wer
rs we'll contested and highly interesting
y Ten horses were entered In the minut
class, and five In the 2.22 Glass. There
% no doubt but there was some jockeyin,
% done, but taking all through the contest
5: were considered very fair
d The following Is summary Of tn
~ races:
~ RInsr RACE. S.MINUTE CLASS. ruRSI