Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-09-17

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1887, L, y. Risden, Trenton, N. j., list;
best stallion, foal of 1888, Thomas q.
Wilcox, LIST; best stallion, foal of 1890,
X, j. Morrison, Ogleton, Del, LIST;
Standard foal at side, r. ]. Morrison;
best brood mare over years old, r. j.
Morrison; best foal of 1888, r. j. Morri-
son; best filly, foal of 1889, Cloverdell
Stock Farm, Colmar, Montgomery
county, Pa.
CATTLE AWARDS.
Glass 6, Shorthorns--Best bull over 8
years old, G. Il. Carothers, Houston
vile, Pa, LIST; best bull between and
years, LIST; best bull between and 2
years, LIST; COW over years, COW be-
tween 3 and years, heifer between 8
and years old, heifer between and 2
years, male and a females, LIST.
Glass 7, Devons-Best bull over 3
years old, W. III. Jones & Son, Mont
rose, Pa, 1st; best bull between Q and 3
years old, lst; best bull between and 9
years, best COW over 8 years old, w. H.
Jones d Son, 1st best COW between 8
and b years, heifer between 2 and 3
years, heifer between / ana 2 years, l
male and A females, LIST.
Siaoo o. llcItlOIub-bebI Dull over 8
years old, j. A. Creed, Youngstown,
Ohio, LIST; best bull between and s
years; best bull between and years,
i. II. Jones; cow over years old, A.
II. Jones; cow between and years, j.
A. Creed; heifer between 3 and years;
heifer between l and 9 years, A. H.
Jones.
Glass 0, Polled Angus. red or black
Best bull over years old, D. l.. Stevens,
Elkdale, Pa; best bull between Q and
years old; best bull between 1 and Q
years; cow over 8 years old; cow be-
tween and years; heifer between Q
and 3 years; heifer between / and 2
years.
Glass IA, Fat Cattle-Best fat steer, ].
A. Greed, Youngstown, Pa, LIST; best fat
COW, A. H. Jones, Forrest Lake, Pa,
LIST; best fat heifer, LIST; best lot of fat
steers or heifers to consist of not less
than head to be owned and fed by one
person, 9. E. Carothers; largest and
heaviest animal, j. A. Creed.
POULTRY AWARDS.
The awards in the poultry department
are as follows:
The Brahma fowls; light Brahma
chicks, A. c. Treichler, Elizabethtown,
LIST. Silver Starlight Bantam chicks, "a.
Dark Brahmas, partridge Cochins,
black Cochins, white Laughshan chicks,
barred Plymouth Rock fowls and
chicks, silver laced Wyandottes, white
Wyandotte fowls and chicks, golden
Wyandotte fowls and chicks, notified
Java chicks, American Dominick chicks,
brown Leghorn rosecombed fowls and
chicks, brown Leghorn rosecombed
TOW Is and chicks, rosecombed white
Leghorn fowls, black Leghorn fowls
and chicks, black Minorca fowls and
chicks, white Minorca chicks, Andalusia
fowls, black Spanish chicks, black
Polish fowls and chicks, red caps, %;
2d premiums on light Brahma fowls,
bun Cochin, barred Plymouth Rock
fowls and chicks, white Wyandotte
chicks, notified Java fowls and chicks,
brown Leghorn fowls and chicks, rose
combed Leghorn fowls and chicks, rose
combed white Leghorn chicks, black
Leghorn fowls, black Minorca fowls
and chicks, black Spanish fowls, golden
spangled chicks, white Polish fowls,
golden Hamburg spangled Houdans, 90
in number. First premiums of all the
above enumerated fowls and chicks
were awarded to w. A. Smith of Whit
ney's Point, New York.
Dark Brahmas, buff Cochins, partridge
cochin clucks, black Spanish fowls,
golden and silver Polish fowls, golden
Hamburg penciled clucks, Houdans,
silver gray Dorkrigs, colored Dorkrigs,
frizzled fowls and clucks white rump-
lers; all first prizes won by II. NJ.
Thomas of Camden, Del.
Red game bantam fowls, II. E. Riggle
Il Son, Houstonville, Pa.
Buff Cochins, chicks, golden spangled
Polish ducks, Indian game, james G.
Shaw, New Castle, LIST.
White Plymouth Rock chicks. red
game, black game, Heathwood game
fowls and chicks, Indian game, model
hen house, all LIST premiums, awarded
to Allan Oliver, Newark, Del.
Silver-laced Wyandottes, rose-comb
white Leghorn chicks, James X. Guua-
gan, Doylestown, Pa, LIST.
Leghorn chicks, Mrs. Jones Guthrie,
LIST.
Hamburg spangled fowls, silver Ham
burgs, silver and penciled Hamburps.
black chicks, Fl. Is. Beyier, Reading,
Pa, 1st
Indian game fowls, George H. Tin
dali, Jr., 1st
Pekln ducks, Richard r. Tatnall,
Falkland, Del, LIST.
The total at all of the turnstiles,
including individuals arriving in teams,
affords grand total of 1901 visitors at
the fair grounds for Thursday, "Big
Thursday" These figures were com.
puted by Superintendent Baylis at the
ticket returns office.
The following additional awards are
reported:
CULINARY DEPARTMENT.
Division class ID, Pickles. catsups.
vinegar and soups = Walnut catsup'
Mamie Harper LIST, A. l.. White, "a;
tomato, G. G. Norris LIST, A. l.. White.
Cd; picked mangoes, L. G. Dilworth'
LIST, 5. E, Norris, I'd; whole picked pep.
pers, 9. c. Norris, LIST; cut same, A, l..
White, LIST; oil pickles, Mrs. F. C, Std
ham LIST, Mrs. w. Anderson, I'd; picked
chow chow, Mrs J. r. Barrett ist, A. L.
white, 3D. cherries, Mamie Harper 1st:
picked pears, Mamie Harper, lat; tomato
soy, cd; mixed whole pickles, same. LIST;
same cut, Mamie Harper, LIST; picked
cucumber spiced, same, I'd; pickled
cucumbers, Carrie Richards, I'd; green
tomatoes, Mamie Harper, LIST; nastur-
tiums, Mrs. W. Anderson, I'd, cauli-
flowers, G. G. Norris, 1st; onions, A. L.
White, I'd; grapes, Mrs. F. C. Stidham,
"a; gooseberries, Mrs. W. Jack,
1st yellow tomatoes, Will Jack,
LIST; yellow tomatoes exhibited by
child, Mary White, I'd; plums,
William Jack, list; curry sauce,
G. @. Norris, LIST; London sauce,
same, I'd; chow chow, Mary White, I'd;
tomato catsup, same, ID; whole peppers