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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
Report of thc Norrul< ana western.

The report of the Norfolk and West
ern road for October shows the gross
earnings to be S6Ci,47O,21, an increase
of $50 l55.7 10, or ) per cent; net earnings.
S250,3l0.95, an increase OF 81, 975.03, or
2 per cent.
For the past ten months the gross
earnings have Increased SS4s, 320. "A, or
10 per cent, and the net earnings S227,-
d75.2i, or l3 per cent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Adopted Bylaws Last Night,
and Fixed Commissions.

A Committee Appointed to Negotiate for
the Commercial Club Rooms - The
Exchange Raises Commissions to Per
Cent. on $4,000, and 3 Per Cent. on the
Excess.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
presented and read and these gentlemen

presented and read and these gentlemen
sworn in.
In drawing lots the long term, ending
1895, fell to Carey and the short term,
.93, to Warren. The hour of daily meet
ing was fixed at noon, and the usual
resolutions were adopted notifying the
House and President that the senate
was ready for business, and the Senate
took - recess until 100
Immediately after rc-asscmbling the
Presluents message was presented and
read by Secretary McCook, and the
Senate at 2:45 adjourned till tomorrow.
Grhe Senate to Take up the Force Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL Special The
Republican Senators were this afternoon
in caucus for an hour and n half on
gagged in consideration of order of bust
ness. The main topic of discussion
was the national election bill.
After discussion tho caucus agreed
that the election bill shall be taken M
IN the Senate tomorrow, with the un-
outstanding that it shall he kept before
that body until finally acted upon. A
committee of five Senator's was appoint
Ell to cooperate with Republican mem
bcrs of tho committee on rules in tho
preparation of u rule to secure closure
OF debate when desired by the ma iority.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
i Ne, ro Killed.

A negro named Thoma was killed at
the West End rnace SUI day morning
at 10 o'clock. He was an employc at
furnace.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
Tho Wenthrr To-Day.

Forecast. For Virginia, light rain or
snow, northerly winds, lower temporal
ture, cold wave.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02
HARRISON'S MESSAGE
The Presidents Annu~
al Talk to Congress.
The Party. He Says, Was Mis-.
represented as to the Tariff.

lie Urges the Passage of tho Federal E,cc-.
ito" nni With Great vigor, and Talks
of Crime and Violence Being Happily
Sectional and Not Univcrsal--A Loaf
for the Farmcrs--Tarm Products. He
Declares. Have Increased In Value.
Other Recommendations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-02

Crowds OF Spectators and Many Floral
Designs on the Desks of Members.
Brcckinridgc. OF Arkansaw. Received
With Observation-Disclosures Applaud
the Presidents Message.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
"A Walking Pestilence.

The man who speaks his mind alwa vs.
ard everywhere little realizes how
thankful many of bis hearers are that
they have rot such an uncomfortable
unhappy, malodorous mind clam,rinp
Tor expression, as is evidenced by the
nnk1nd judgments and uncharitablc
words which are usually on the lips of
TINS frank person. For have you never
noticed that this quality is rarely claim
ed and insisted upon other than apollo
getlcally7 The Home Jhagaziue SAYS:
Have you eyer met the man who
prldes himself on the fact that he
always says just what he thinks? You
have3 Then will you agree with me
that he is good deal of walking.
talking, pestilence. There is no truer
saying than this, that speach was given
to disguise ones thoughts. The refine
ments of civilized life melt away before
the man or the woman who saws what
he or she thinks. Mortals of this kind
do not even observe the good old rule
about thinking several times before
speaking. No. But, ignoring such
thing as tact, which is the fair off.
spring OF thoughtful speech, they betray
the fact that they speak what they have
no business to think IN way that
makes everyone about them disrpallv
and ready to VOW that
the man who thinks and speaks not is
Incompatible preferable to the fellow
who thinks and speaks simultaneously.
those who work their chins and their
Grains spontaneously, those who blurt
'ut their Thoughts, and pride them
elves on SO dong, may be well-mean.
ng persons, but they are none the less
Inbearable. They grossly abuse the
me gift which lifts them above the
lane of animals-the gift of speech
hen they say just what they think"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

Charles Walton for grade Jersey COW
years and over, $1,000.
Newton Mcdowell for grade JERSEY
| heifer between 1 and years, 800.
W ID Sommers for pen South Down
ewes 3 years old and upwards, $500.
VIM Lore for pen leicester ewes 8
years and upwards $500.
VIM Nansant for lot of Chester white
pigs between 3 and 6 months $500.
Jacob L Markee for lot of JERSEY
pigs $500.
George J Casho for lot of Berkshire
pigs $500.
S Deputy for Utility yearling geld
ing $1,000.
NJ Dunbar for best Family horse etc
$4,000.
S J Arbuckle for white Plymouth
Rock chicks $500.
H NJ Thomas for dark Brahmas fowls
$500.
A II Robinson & Co for light Brah-
ma chicks $500.
Ell Chandler for light Brahma fowls
$500.
F. T. Whitney for barbed Plymouth
Rock chicks, pr. of same.
S J. Arbuclle for barbed Plymouth
Rock, pr. of same.
Clara A Gallaher for common fowls.
F.! case poultry feed.
Z J Chandler for Dominique fowls. ]
case poultry feed.
Mrs Steele for heaviest dozen eggs.
s. worth OF poultry supplies.
G F Rackham for Indian game fowls.
A setting of Buff Cochin eggs.
E J Chandler for Ancona chicks. a
setting of eggs of Red Caps or white |
Plymouth Rock
H w Nahle for Backed Winged |
rurbits, pr. of Antwerps.
III w Nahle for Black Pouters mr.
IF Swallows.
H w Nahle for collection of Fancy
pigeons, pr of Winged Turbits and Or.
If Antwerps.
c F Kirk for Timothy Hay, Wood
lay rake.
} R Crossan for Burbank potatoes,
Advance plow
John T Ward for II ears white corn.
gals. of paint.
5 Deputy for bushel Red Wheat.
800. '
R H Hodson for II ears Yellow Gourd
eed Corn, $500.
Z f Jenness, for II ears mixed Corn
, worth of seeds.
r w Hodson for II ears of Supar
'orn, cake moulds.
Il W Williams for Trophy Tomatoes.
:, 90 worth of seeds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
what a One-Armed Farmer can
Do.

A correspondent OF the Danville Re.
ezSfe' recently came across farmer
MIR. William F. Rippeto, residing near
Weyer's Cave, Augusta county, Va,
who furnished an example of industry
and thrift worthy of commentator
MIR. Rippeto is an old soldier of Stone.
wall Jackson's brigade, and lost his left
arm In the battle of Gettysburg. That
arm was cut off near the shoulder, and
yet with one arm he cultivates his farm
OF forty acres and comfortably supports
wife and four children. In seeding
time he employs help, bu. at all other
times does all the farm work himself
and his devoted wife attends 10 all the
affairs of the house and kitchen.-BaZ-
HW0re San.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

Complete map of Cecil county. 1st.
NJ V Matthews; End, Arthur Little: Bird.
S G Smith; 4th, Bertha Hodge: 9Th,
Lulu Benjamin; free hand drawing. LIST.
Arthur Little; 2nd, j Newman Davis:
3rd, Lulu Beniamin;4th,M V Matthew's:
9Th, Arthur Beatty; penmanship by
pupil over u years 1st, Corinne Biles:
End, Emma Lewis; 3rd, Gertrude Kirk:
4th, Mary Ward; 5th, George E Brown:
penmanship by pupil under u years,
LIST, Mabel Marrett; 2nd, D Terrell; 3rd.
NJ Dean; 4th, NJ Perkins; 5th, Linda
Rogers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
SOUTH DOWN.


Buck 3 wears old and upwards, list,
A. B. Cameron; End, w. ID. Summers;
buck between / and years, LIST, VIM.
Armstrong; End, w. ID. Summers; same
under l year, LIST, w. ID. Summers; md,
A. B. Cameron; pen of ewes, years
and over, LIST, w. ID. Summers; End, "A.
b. Cameron; same to 8 years, LIST, w.
d. Summers, End, A. B. Cameron.
LEICESTER.
Buck 8 years old, list, VIM. Lore;
buck under years, list, }. Il. Lewis;
buck under 1 year, 1st, VIM. Lore; pen
ewes over 3 years, same; pen ewes
under years, LIST, same.
MIXED BREEDS.
Pen ewes over 3 years, list, VIM. T.
Lee; End, Isaac NJ Dean; pen eve lambs,
LIST, A. B. Cameron; 2nd, John r. Gal
laher; Cotswold wool, list, John Il. Gal
laher; Southdown wool, list, j. ALFRED
Mackey; End, A. b. Cameron.
CoTswoLD.
Buck under 3 years, LIST, G. w. Pur
ner; End, John f. Gallaher; buck under
years, LIST, j. f. Lewis, buck under
year, LIST, w. III. Gallaher.
OXFORD DOWN.
Buck lambs, 1st, J. f. Lewis; per
ewes, 3 years old, list and 2nd, ): r
Lewis; Shropshire buck 4 years, ). Il
Lewis.
SWINE.
JERCEY REDS
Boar l year and over, list, }. L. Mar n,
kee; same months to / year, LIST, ). !
Markee; brood SOW to 2 years, ISL, II
Lamotte Anderson; same months to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18

a Hamilton Jones for Early Rose pota.
toes, $500 pr. of pants.
, j A Mackey two bales of mixed Hav.
Maryland AgricuIturist.
L k Crossan for heaviest Pumpkin.
same. ''''''
Morris Dunbar for Sweet potatoes.
same.
Charles Walton for Beets for stock
Maryland Farmer.
Ward for Onions, same.
r. LuSby for sorts of Celery, same.
Mrs BrysOn for Drumhead cabbage
same.
" r Gilpin for Cayenne peppers.
same f''
A II Grosh for Lima Beans. same.
| W Foster for bushel of oats, same.
U Nllllams for Buckwheat, same.
hnoch N0yes for Baldwin apple, Por-
celain lined pump.
6 W England for Smiths cider apple,
" \ Mitchell for 10 varieties of An
pies, $1,000.
Alice j Henderson for soft ginger
bread, No Range stove.
Elva Gilpin for wheat bread, barrel
of Leafs flour.
Daisy Tuft for Maryland biscuits.
same. "'''
Lidie Frazer for bran bread, 100 lbs
Leafs meal
Mrs j E rutherford for cherry pre-
serves, % lbs Leafs hominy.
Miss t Heckart for II rolls. oil
stove. VII
Helen Gilpin for wheat bread by girl
under 10 years, parlor lamp.
tdlth Dunbar for lady cake. box
Hecker's buckwhcat.
VI Z Lockwood for ice cream cake
cake moulds
Mrs B R Lee for cup cake, same,
Mrs fushabeck for angel cake. same.
1899 '''''e '''iA lor
talk. ' '''Ae' 'aoie
a Willoughby for glazed nuts and
fuit, Mrs Rorer's books.
reezer. e''iii
Bessie Morton for whole tomatoes in
glass cans, meat cutter.
Emma Jacquette for chow chow hoy
'yle's pearline
Racine Kirk for home made soft soan
A lbs Pearline. p'
Miss p P Cowgirl for same second
est, II lbs Pearline.
Mrs W a Mitchell for sponge cake.
rayon portrait.
Mrs w A Mitchell for 2 lbs butter.
yall paper 'ei'
Mollle + Foard for spiced pears. 81. 90.
VI - ~, Ilfdln Tor tomato catsup, SIS. 90.
) Z Singles for honey in comb, IS O0
A Wllloughby for display painting on
Estelle Haines for flowers in oil on
lnvass, s.. 90. VII
Lizzie r Andrews for embroidered
bile cover, $500.
100 'oe "olh'
j Anna Everist for home made bed
Mrs Mrs 1 / a a Kittinger for crocheted
b II Stump display of drawn thread
NJ p Moran display painting on wood
bottles of paint.
Mrs II P Rumford for embroidered
ztIes, cake moulds.
yrs l u A Blake for display crewel
YRS a Scott for embroidered sofa
Mss Brown for embroidered scarf of
ting cloth, $500.
> y Rose a Jr,, for display Towering
ntS, $500.
', II Cook second best, $500.
y = II Cook for foliage plants, $500.
- - rose, Jr, for second best, $500.
IF lrs L Brown for hanging basket.
llSs Maggie Ricketts, for rustic win
' box, $500. VIII
ell Ell Mote for geraniums 3 plants
Us, bird and cage.
rs j I Brown for basket of cut
'ers, New Era washer. ''
,W,svllle Grange for best display.
ck's pound cake.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
SOAPS AND CANDLES

Homemade soft soap, LIST, Rachie E
Kirk; I'd, Mrs E p Cowgirl; home made
toilet soap, LIST, Mrs Anne Hossinger:
peer taliow candles, LIST, Mrs NJ ,arns;
sheep tallow candles, LIST, Mrs Mearns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18

on sroun!rel," yelled young Jacob Green
Al his good ncglihoT Brown
gu kissed my wife upon the street,
ought TO knock you down."
That's where you're wrong" good Brown replied,
In accents mild and meek;
kissed her: that I've not denied
But | kissed her on the check
and did SO because she looked so handsome
the very picture of beauty and health. What
Is the secret of it?"
"Wcll," replied Green "since Won ask it,
will tell you; she uses DIR. Picrce's Favorite
Prescription. L accept your apology. Good
night"
An unhealthy woman is rarely, if ever, beau
tiful. The peculiar diseases to which so many
OF the sex are subject, are prolific causes Of
pale, sallow faces. hlotched with unsightly
pimples, dull, lustrclcss eyes and emaciated
forms! Women so afflicted. can be pcrma-
nently cured by using DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescriptions; and with the restoration of
health comes that beauty which, combined
with good qualities of head and heart, makes
women angels of lovelinCss.
Favorite Prescription is the only medi-
cine for women, sold by druggists, under a
positive guarantee from the manufacture
ers, that it will give satisfaction in every case,
or money will be refunded. 1t is positive
specific for leucorrhea, painful menstruation,
unnatural slIpprcssions, prolapsus or falling
IF the womb weak back, antcversion. retro
version, bearing down sensations, chronic
congestion, inflammation aud liberation OF
the womb.
WORLDS DIsPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TIoN, Manufacturers, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18

Toulouse, 1st and 2nd, Harry Mi
Embden, LIST, G f Stevenson; Bremen,
Jonathan Keithly; White China, 1st
End, G f Stevenson; Gray Hong III
kt, Jonathan keithly Gray China, l;
p Denny; Wild, LIST, Jonathan kcit
Common, 1st, Harvey W Ricketts,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
DIVISION I-FANCY DEPARTMENT

Carriage afghan, LIST, Clara ] BewIev
"a, Miss Sallie Whistler; coach afpha,
for child. LIST, Mrs M Banks; I'd M,
w Reckefus; foot mat, LIST. Clara X
Brady; I'd, Mrs J T Holt; sofa cnsbion
LIST, Laura Heatzig; 81, Mrs Lewis p
Bush, Jr; display of zephyr work Ellen
barroll, mats, LIST, Alice JKlller.
CRoCHETED, KNITTED AND BRAIDED
Display, greatest number of stitches
LIST, Alice Miller; I'd, Ellen BarrolI. cro'
cheted infant socks, LIST, Miss N LInvG
I'd, Clara Bewley; crocheted infsn,
socks, LIST, Mrs NJ Boulder; Cd, Beckie !
Slaymaker; crocheted table mats 1St
Maggie Hutchinson; I'd, B ] Slaymake,.
crocheted cape, LIST Rachie E Kirk: 81
Nj ISIS A Hoffman; crocheted SKIRT 1st
Vi ara Bewley; ID, Mrs re Maek,II.
crocheted slippers, LIST, b ] SlaymaLon,,
I'd, Mrs r G Thackery; crocheted mittans
LIST, Louisa Alexander; crocheted nursa
LIST, Maggie Hutchinson; ID, Mrs Kat,s
Price; crocheted shawl. list, Mrs T. XII
finger; I'd, Mrs Oscar Robinson: croc,eted
nubia, list, Miss NJ Binnix; 81. Flora X
Brown: crocheted hood, LIST, Mrs f Rid
die; I'd, Racine E Kirk; crocheted lace
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Bull years and over, LIST, Lackaw-
anna Breeders Association, 2nd, Arnold
Naudain; between 2and 3, j. d Magic,
End, Amos McNeal; between l and 2
Lackawannas Association, End, J. d.
Magic; under year, list, j. d. Magic,
End, Lackawanna; cows years and
over, list, w. H, Mcdowell, End, J. D.
Magic; between and 3, 1st, J. d. Ma
gle, End, Arnold Naudain; between
and 2, LIST, Lackawanna, 2nd, w. H.
Mcdowell; under one year, LIST and 2nd
w IL Mcdowell
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18

Apple butter, LIST, NJ Gilpin; ounce.
butter, LIST, 5 NJ Mearus; grape butter
LIST, SalIie J jackson; tomato butter Ist
NJ Z Lockwood; pear JAM lst, Mrs James
N Naudain; blackberry jam, LIST, Mrs
Jesse Bedwell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
WHOLE No. 1853

brady; I'd, Y G Hapkinsiu; flowers i,
on on canvass, Ist. f HaInes: ID C. 7
brady; heads, lst, VI f Moran; Ami
mails do, LIST w J Marretr; I'd, Clan;
NoyeS; mead IN oil on china, A WilIoupb
Soy; "a, NJ Il Doran; landscape do. A
stevenson; display water colors, NJ Fisher
oInei ueslgn IN water colors. Ist and ID
nilGs II Schouler; display on wood, LIST,
VI Il DIoran; I'd. E. Willoughby; article
on wood, LIST, V G HankinsiD; I'd. Clara
Noyes; 90. on satin, Ist,V c. Hankinson
~ NJ Moran; do. on tin, LIST, Clara
Noyes; I'd, Mrs Hoffman; do. on siIK
n moran; do. on velvet, Ist, X S Price.
"a MIS- y Robinson; do. on brass Ist V
Y Hankinson; I'd, l. Alexander: do an
Ghamols, LIST, A Stevenson; I'd, MIS- II
bratton; on celluloid, LIST, A Willoughbv.
"a MIS- Bratton; on boiling clothing
Ist, Anna Hodson; I'd, B Morton: on GLASS
ist, + Z Thomas; Cd, II E Kirk: painted
tamoorine, NJ L Moran; painted fan. Ist
l. Heatzlg; I'd, X S Price; painted plaoue
list. A Willoughby; 2d. V G Hankinson.
painted tile, list, V c Haukinson: Cd. NJ
hutchinson; slate, Ist, V G. Hankinsop.
"a NJ + Moran; pottery. Ist. A H Ford;
"a, , Bratton; display on china. 6 pieces
ist' A Willoughby; I'd, L A KittingeI.
DISPLAY on Shells list, S Bratton: ID, Mrs
hoiiman; painted scarf, list, Z J Bew
ley; ID, V G Hankinson; pIotter, LIST NJ
Il Moran; I'd, B Slaymaker: cravat
case, Mrs Grason Bennett: haLikercbiaf |
case, LIST, j Slaymaker; ID, Mrs II G |
wells; photo holder, Mrs ii G Wells.
crayon drawing, list, 4 Schouler: Cd NJ
NJ Brady; pen and ink drawing, E Wilson.
etching on linen, G Cruikshank: Ken
sn,ngton, LIST, Mrs B Campbell; Cd, Teresa
bayard; screen, Mamie Haines: scroll
saving, Heatzig; repcusse work, LR
a andrews; flowers on tin, LIST, Clara Moves
20, Mrs A Hoffman; on stone. Ella
weed: on Jap. mating, Mrs r l. Ball.
painted banner, NJ Binnix; ornamental
ugs' Lottie Williams; painted calendar
Evans; pin cushion painted, Ist. Bell
Heath; I'd, E Harvey; ornamental pen
YORK, ii 5 Goldey; painted basket. Ionic
oldham; umbrella stand, Teresa Bayard.
eslgn wall, w Marrett.
CHILDREN UNDER IA YEARS.
Crayon drawing list and I'd, Miss Mill.
ian; article in oil, Ist and I'd, Miss Mill 7
IAN; cotton quilt, since last fair. ID.
usie Naudain; silk do. ID, Helen Gilpip: >
ia cushion patch work, Cd, Susie Nan.
am; display plain hand sewing, Ist. b
nsIe Naudain; outline embroidery, Isl
ellen Gilpin; Cd, Louie Queck; crazy C
hit since last fair, Clara White; rick rack
ellen Gilpin; dressed doll, Helen Gilpin: "
rd board, Helen Gilpin; embroidered
otto, May Ritchie; toilet set, Susie
audain.
'TICLEs MANUFACTURED IN CECIL co.
Wooden blankets, I'd, W johnson;
'olen eassimeres, LIST, same; piece of ca
nnel, I'd, same; piece of jean, same:
blnet work, H f Witworth. ia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18

Cora-Miss Fussanfeasher' hair used
to be black but see it has turned to
chestnut. How do you account for
that?
Lulu-I believe she has been using
the funny papers to do her hair up in.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
DIVISION ID.


Light Bramah fowls, 1st, f Chandler;
End, \ II Robinson Il Co.; chicks, list, \
II Robinson, End, f J Chandler; Dark
Bramah fowls, list, IL VI Thomas, End ii
Miller; chicks, list, G F Rackham, End II
Miller; Buff Cochin fowls, LIST, ii NJ
Thomas, end, \ III Robinson & Co.; same
chicks, 1st, G Z Stevenson, 2nd, ii NJ
Thomas; Partridge Cochin fowls, list, II NJ
Thomas; same chicks, 1st, E J Chandler,
2nd ii VI Thomas; Black Cochin fowls,
1st, ii NJ Thomas; same chicks, list, same;
White Cochin fowls, list, E J Chandler,
end. G f Stevenson; same chicks, 1st, f
J Chandler, 2nd, ii NJ Thomas.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
DIVISION A-CATTLE.
SHORT HORNS. -REGIsTERED.

Bull 3 years and over, LIST, Haines
Brown: between 2 and years, list,
Haines Brown; between l and ,, 2nd,
Haines Brown; under l, LIST, Haines
Brown. Cows, 8 years and over, 1st,
Haines Brown, second Haines Brown;
between , and 3, LIST, Haines Brown;
End Haines Brown, between l and ,,
Haines Brown, calfunder year, Haines
Pr.pyrn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
Awarded by the Cecil Co. FAIR
for the Year 1890.

The following is list of premiums as awarded
last week by the Cecil County Agricultural So
ciety. is taken from the books as made 10y the
L.. l.. liz arinnls lrnnrlmnnlS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
GAMES.

Black Red Game fowls, list, Allan
Oliver, end, G E Stevenson; same chicks,
1st, same, end, ii A Beyler; Hcathwood
fowls, LIST, Allan Oliver; Golden Duck
wing fowls, LIST, same; Silver Duckwing
Game chicks, list, same, Red Pile game
fowls, LIST, G f Stevenson; Black Game
chicks, list and 2nd, same; Pit Game fowls
1st, G. Z Stevenson; same chicks, list, Allan
Oliver, end G + Stevenson; Blue Game
fowls. Allan Oliver; same chicks, 1st, c c
Biddle 2nd same
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-10-18
DIVISION E.-PARM PROF
GRAIN AND SEEDS.

HhaiN AND SEEDS.
Whit boo+
WI w nii'1 ~ MiieaI' Isl, =. ". JanVl
1 M:' n nv, ntnlo. 9,, Sauod1h; T re-
a an n D ~ mcI; 1ii., 80, =. III ooN
q U n. - D ond l4 III , Wneat
w " 'i Raoii,a a, VI ~ w Wiilial
" Stoua,t Ae ond LeNign Wneat
i T., ''I In I 7, nv, "a o.. nau WI
a aSc - An II. o' 0Ii,a,, Alu, w. Eolll
1 1at' Me nr.eii 0ii ~ goluen eros
w. W., AS, "a ~ ", uiIe iolgp4
a w ~ Ht q RnI1nsI rye, ISL, .; n
tar. Snd q w wis ET.S Ia, ISL h., :,
Let q w W;,I;or w ,i. Jan = ps wv
corn 10 a.rs yoIIoU 49, aaas
Fl Hodson. 2nd W5 Edrnn'
ears cloud's early I r. GamhI,
mammoth. J. d, Janvier. ID ea
SEED corn, ISL, ): L. Ward; De
LIST. L. F. Jenness. 2nd ( + a.
u ears flour corn 1st Mrs.
Shocklev: u ears Reed Or Tvs
list, w. t. Cam: 2nd A T M NJ
ears arliss, LIST. Ghas R1aoIso,,s
H, Gallaher. Yellow f,inf H 1st
riott. Golden dent Ist Mrs ~
lev. md r II GaiIahn w. On "a 4.
LIST, ], n steele. Ieamina 'o LET,
Biddle: 2nd, H, G. WcDevail.. !;
1s+ w II VonnoIt ~ -
sunbeam. 1st Frsnb Ta ~ ~.
1st Ellis WRIGHT. . s+n1 ns ,oif
1st' ! F, Richards. 3 9n nCai M y 81 IN
trinity seed 1st w II II; " w. If
R. III. Hodson: VARIETY Of CIV
list. J. NJ. Thackerv Vi '
Nv ST
Timothy, 1st, G. F. Kirk II,
F I, mixed, LIST ). A. MackJ
T. hirk' Clover W. l.. Gamma
POTATOES
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Bull years and over, LIST, I. d. Blunt,
End, r. w. Wilson; between one and =,
list, l. D. Blunt; under one year, LIST, R..
w. Wilson, End, d. Blunt; between ,
and 3, LIST, l. D. Blunt;2d, R. w. Hodson;
between and 2, LIST, l. d. Blunt, calf
under year, LIST, l. d. Blunt; 2nd, r.
w. Hodson.
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fLewisville, $40; Cecil of Rising Sun
BIZ; Elkton, $40 and Newark $40.
VISION FARM IMPLEMENTS

IL AND MACHINERY.
t First premium for largest and best dis.
cay to George McQuiIkin for Walter A
/! God " Co. Second premium for same
+ Thomas J Bryson.
The following diplomas were awarded
rlah Fowler for Goodwins WASHING
,achinc. the Styron's Fence Co., Norfolk
"a, for one pair double gates, one farm
ate, ornamental fence, combination farm
stnce, poultry fence, ornamental and rough
.nce; w G Burns, lIavrc de Grace. for
pad cart; lligganurn Mfg. Co., Dover
'el, Tor cutaway harrow. riding cultiva
'rs, Smith cultivators and Il wind
ill; Aultman, Miller & Co., 4. w. Mat
Jews, manager, binder, mower; VIM
rown, Rising Sun, Crown drill, Advance
ay tedder, Acme harrow and Cooley
| ID Linton. Baltimore Md
n the GensiS Co.. Waynesboro, Pa. a
action engine and separator: Osborne *
o., reaper and binder, truck and mower;
vans " Hentings, milk cooling machine;
w Harriott, Champion bailcr; display
nee machine, Jas Wilkinson, Kimblevillc;
AMY Drenncn, . buggies; John 4 Blair
harvest cutter; Thomas Bryson, binders;
alderman ~ Earle, Centrcville, Md. for
splay of hay Kicker. sweep rake and
lck covers; ii II Reid's creamery imple-
ents, including large power churn. LARGE
wer worker, small workers, 4 cabinet |
gamers, 3 butter shipping boxes, l small |
urn, : milk shipping cans self gaug
printer and two hand molds.
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Bull 8 years and over, list, Jones &
Cogswell; calf under / year, same;
cows, 8 years and over, 1st, same; 2nd,
same; between and 3 years, same; be-
tween and 2, same; under year same.