The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-11


original, Mrs. Z. Q. Wilson; pencil
drawing, original, Mrs. e. O. Wilson;
orayon cast and charcoal cast, Mrs. Z. @.
Wilson; India ink drawing, Mamie e.
Moran; best painting, any design, in
water or oil, Annie Brown; display Of
painting on china, thirteen pieces,
Mrs. i. II, Kittenger; single piece In
! porcelain colors Mrs. +. II, Kittenger;
painting on mating. Houston Harlan;
! painting on doeskin, Mrs. Yanaman;
mechanical drawing, John NJ. Crop;
mechanical drawing, Boyd II. Cook.
CATTLE AWARDS.
Division b. Cattle--C. e. Carothers Of
Houstonville, Pa, received all the pre-
miums In shorthorn cattle, class No.
o, eight firsts and eight seconds; Sec
ond for best fat steer, second for best
fat heifer. first for lot of fat steers and
second for heaviest animal.
w. III. Jones Il Son, South Montrose,
Susquahanna county, Pa, all but one
OF the premiums in class No. z, Devons,
seven tr5ts and seven seconds.
A. ii. Jones, Forest Lake, Sueque-
hanna county, Pa, first in Devons,
bull between one and two years; first
In Herefords, bull between 1 and Q
years. COW over s years. heifer be-
tween and 9, second on COW between
3 and years.
]. A. Greed, Youngstown, Mahoney
county, Ohio, first premiums. Here
lords, bull over 8, between and 8; COW
between 3 and 8, heifer between and
u seconds, COW over 5, COW between
and 5, heiter between and 2; In fat
CATTLE. first on heaviest and largest
animal.
ID. L. Stevens, Elkdale, Susquehanna
county, Pa, all premiums for Polled
Angus, red or black, class 9,seven first
and four seconds.
Mary N. Rogers, Wilmington. Del,
first premiums on Jerseys bull over 5
years, bull between one and two, COW
over s, heller between 1 and Q, herd OF
one male and four females; second
premiums on COW between and s,
heifer between and2
j. ID. Blunt, Goshen, Montgomery
county, Pa, first premium, Jerseys,
COW between and 5. bull between 2
and 8; second, bull over years, herd,
one male and four females.
j. .. Magic 4 Sons, Elizabeth, N, j.,
first premium, Jerseys. heifer between
and y; second, bull between l and 2.
Il. Bodle, Freehold, N. j., second
premiums in Jerseys. bull between
and . years; COW over 8, heifer between
2 and 8.
The judges were Caleb NJ. Walker
and Charles Il. Walter.
FRUITS AND CEREALS.
] Division @, fruits, farm and garden
/ produets-S. s. Thompson, Pennsgrove
N. j., best collection; twenty varieties
! apples, elk fall varieties; Samuel Il.
McMullin, apples, ten varieties, five OF
each; Porter Mother, Greening, Folio
water, Grey House, Canada Red, Jer-
sey Sweet, Maiden's Blush, Robbery
Russet, Golden Russet, Beauty Mon
treal, Baldwin, Panman, Smith Cider,
Romande, Greening, Snow, Carthouse
Rambo, English Red Streak, Petsy
Fancy, King of Tomkins, Moore's
Sweet, Orange Pippin, Smoke House,
Primate; tomatoes, twelve specimen
Atlantlcs, peach variety.
g. Ii. Hinkson received first prize
for twenty ounce pipens- Other prize
winners on exhibits Of five specimens
OF one variety were: Benjamin b. Sllli-
toe, Newport; William G. Davis, Seeley,
Cumberland county, N. j.; N. G. Green,
Booths Corner Pa; John S. Collins &
Son, Moorstown, N. j.. James II Steel,
Appleton, Cecil county, Nd; Empson
Atkinson, Woodstown, N j.; Dutton
Webster, Ia leyville, Del.
In crab apples, james +. Layton,
PennsBroVe, n. j., won two premiums
and Samuel I. McMullin one.
Pears-J. Q. Collins d Son OF Moores.
town. N. j., won eleven premiums on
specimens; McMullin won 10; Green, Al:
William Davis Seeley, N. j., /; L. At
kinSon, Woodstown. N. j., 5.
! Peaches-E. Atkinson, five premi-
ums; one each by j. G. Rush, West
4 Willow, Lancaster county, Pa, H. V.
Pyle, No. sos Adams street, city; j, w.
Burris, Christiana, Del.
Most OF the grape premiums were
won by n. z. Green, J. q. Collins Il
Son, L Atkinson and S. Il. McMuilin.
Samuel 9. Allen, Salem, N. j., best
display Of wheat; Thomas Slack. Jr.,
Hare's Corner, Del, Michigan bronze
wheat, bearded wheat, buckwheat,
broom corn, red peppers, display OF
tomatoes; William White, this eity,
Fuleasher wheat; William Davis, Seely
n. j., Hindoostan wheat; Joseph A.
McMullen, State Road, New Castle
county, Longberry No. wheat,
shelled corn, yellow flint corn, golden
dent, suntiower, seven prizes for col
leetlons of potatoes; James III. Steele.
Appleton. Cecil county, Md, NJ. L.
Greiden i Son, Mt. Joy, Pa, Thomas
Slack, DR., Hare's Corner; James and
Kent Cloud, Oxford, Pa, also won
prizes for cereals.
Harry Gould, Carpenter, Del. +. Con-
rad Snyder, this city; William Edmon.
son, Hare's Corner, won prizes for po-
tatoes; w. W. Mousley, Booths Cor
ner, cabbage; L. A. Biddle, Pennsyille,
/ N. j., watermelon; Giles Lambson.
cantaloupes; +. Conrad Snyder, sweet
potatoes; John Henreichs, Pennsgroye.
N. j., mammoth pumpkin.
| John McIalUhlin of thia citv ro
ceived several premiums for imple-
ments incidental to tho making OF
butter.
To-MoRRow's EVENTS.
Tomorrow, the closing day promises
to be one of the biggest of the entire
week. There will be a milk wagon
race and two running races. The en-
tries for the milk wagon race arc as
follows:
Il. A. Springer, b g Ned.
J. e. Ii, Anderson, d IN Vinegar Liz.
Joseph Il Warren, m Sand Susie.
j. X. Barrett, b g Duffy.
III. s. Jordan, m White Fort.
Frank c. Pierce IN Daisy.
William Stafford. b z Eclipse.
| James L. Edwards, b & John.
The race will be O one mile dash,
The purse will be divided into three
parts. SIS to first, SIS to second and
$40 to third. The teams will carry two
empty forty-quart cans. The cans
will DO placed on the ground in front
OF the judges stand and must be loaded
the heat trotted and Guns unloaded
/ Qpuin, Tue first man tn coInplata tho