The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
THIRD EDITION.
The Wilmington Fair.
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The Wilmington Fair.
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AIS cLAss-PURsn $500.
Nin Tan. , m, ". II. II. Achuff.
Philadelphia, ................ II
Civilian b 9 Jacob Fullmer.
Chester. Penna.. ............. "a 81
Nellie souther. b m. George Mo
fhrlane Phiiadelphia. 4
Verona wilkes. IN, s. and @.
uuinton. Trenton. N. J...... Q Q
Favor Wilkes b al. Livingston.
cerliale, Pa. 8 8
t<fondtn. oh James Cooley.
Lnwood. Pa.................. o.
Chester, Pa-.................. sd
AAaL iianbrinp; 4 ,5 m; George
Iime--s.S. ASST. s.So. $40.
a.s5 cLAss-PURsE $500.
Z Dan, oh g. W. G. Barnes Pitts
Comet Z s. a. ii. Tyson. ohes.
nsn s..b s ! Men9ic. Bridge
Acco. 8. Acco Stack Farm.
Richmond. va..........,...., 81 8 a
ont. New London. Pa....... 3
Sam H., big. y. b. Shreve. Mt.
Holly. Nj. cor
Trenton. n. J................
&taAo-~seff SOL k.o-S1s N.ooy9s
THE PREMIUMS.
The following premiums were award
cd In the horse department:
TN Meadow Brook stock Farm-Staliion
over years, Jester and Mcdaniel
Gelding over 4 years, single heavy
draught horse, single light draught
borse, pair heavy mules. pair light
mules single mules single coach
horse, pair heavy draught horses, pair
Hight draught horses, stallion over
yenrs. Samuel Hannah, stallion over
years. ]. w. Perkins, stallion foaled
IN 1880; Miner q. Harvey, stallion foaled
< IN Is; homes Higgins, gelding foaled
q I'M ltSJ; IL. Ii. Jordan. gelding foaled
In 1855; Robert Porter, brood mare
With foal at side A. u. Is. Anderson,
hliy foal of 1888; G. w. Haggerty,
brood mare over years; Walter II.
Armstrong, stallion over 4 years;
Thomas Hinckson iilly foai OF 1889
Second premiums have been awarded
rs follows: james Cooley stallion
over 4 years; Aaron S. England, stal.
Hon foaled In 1883; James IT, MahaTfy,
Nelding foaled in 1889; A. q. b. Ander-
kpn, brood mare with foal at side; Lob
dell Car Wheel Company. brood mare
over years; William Stafford, filly
fnal 1888.
Second premiums In tho carriage
aud saddle horse class were awarded
t. II. 4. Wallace for saddle mare, ].
H. Mahatfy for gelding foal Of 1889
and William Stafford tilly foal OF 1898
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. 4
Tho following are the first premiums
In the household department for cakes
and other culinary products;
Division l, class IL, cakes; Fruit cake,
MARY White; pound cake. chocola o.
cake lily cake, Dover cake, Mrs.
Agnes Liney; cup cake, Miss Helen
koott; lady cake Z. Stidham; nut cake,
Ers. Alonzo Fairbanks; sponge cake,
Ars. W. Anderson; eocoauut loaf cake
MIS-, w. Anderson; angel cake, Miss
Elsie Moore; soft ginger bread, Miss
Il Graves; iumbles Mrs. b. L. D rricll-
cons caramel cake, Mrs. Augustus
Negendnnk; orange cake, Miss Elsie
Moore; peanut wafIies, Amanda d.
Scott; peanut candy, Amanda ID. Scott.
elitss IL, pies and cust;Irds: Green
peAeh pie, cherry pie, lemon, apple
cnstard, sweet potato custard, Mrs.
Agnes Lineyi grape pie, @. q. Morris;
Blackberry pie, A. l.. White.
Class II, Jellies-Grated pineapple,
George i. Stewart; apple Jelly. L. NJ,
MCDANIEL; crabnpple. t. NJ. Mcdaniel
ounce jelly, Mrs. Agnes Liney; pear
1tlly Mrs. +. c. Stidham; plum jelly,
&<A4+s OthVAlot jD1iy. IOIuhLO
jeify, O. Q. Morris; damson Jelly, black
barry Jelly, Miss Mamie Harper; straw
bcrryijelly. Mrs. w. Anderson; grape
1afly, NJ. q. MCDANIEL; raspberry Jelly,
Beaeh jelly, Mrs. Frank Williams; red
- curraIt. A. L. White; white jelly, c. C.
Morris; black jelly, gooseLerry jelly,
A u. Whltei orange jelly, Mrs, Frank
.. Stidham; fox grape jelly, Mrs. NJ.
y. keinhart; huckleoerry jolly, Mrs.
N| AnHfAflnns tshnpf.D taIIu ME.e 4
wnter-melon jelly. ncctarine jelly, Q.
y Morris; ple-plank jelly, Mrs. Frank
q Sti1ham.
Class Is. fruit buffers. jams, etc:
Pouch butter. II. 4. Shippers; apple
butter. qnlnce butter, pear butter,
~ 80 Mamie Harper; blackberry jam,
a. q, Morris; raspberry jam, j Il. King;
ourrant jam, G. C. Norris; grape jam,
q. e.. Morris; preserved pears, T.. NJ
McDanicli preserved peaches, Mrs. II,
O. Moore; preserved ounces. j. Il.
King; preserved cherries. q. G. Moore;
preserved currunts, q. C. Morris; tuma-
toes preserved, o. q. Morris, preserved
eiiron, Miss Mobile Solomon; preser-
we'd huckleherrie5. apple honey, pear
honey preserved tantaloupes, fhu-
barb honey, plum honey, A. l., White;
gooseberry preserves. G. G. Morris;
blnckberry preserves, Mamie Harper;
preserved plums, Miss Mamie Harper;
pineapple honey, q. G. Morris; mount.
ain honey, l.. Horn peach marmalade,
Mrs. W. u. Morrow strawberry lam,
Mrs. +, q. Stidham; gooseberry Jam,
q. q. Norris clerry Jam, Mrs. Agnes
LAney; pineapple marmalade, Mrs.
Anna ENJOY.
FANCY WORK PREMIUMS.
The following are the first premiums
IN the fancy work department;
Division I.=class l-Gotton patch
work quilt, Mrs NJ. J. buns Gin: white
patchwork quilt, Mrs, J. X. King
knitted cotton bedquilt. Mrs G. New
bold Trump; log cabin quilt, Mis-.
Susie ]. Mclaughlin; crochet bed.
spread, Mrs. Il. b. Ale; silk patchwork
quilt, Miss Carrie Hunt. silk Grill
quilt. Mrs. b. b. Groves; carriage rag
or afghan erochcted Miss Georgia
WinEate; cHrriage rug Nellie j. l. W +
rug for baby coach, Emma J, Oensl-
tree; iloor rug, A. ~ Dasey; linen bed
spread, l.. X. Kittenger outlined bed
spread, Miss Romain King; pair silk
eurtalns, Mrs. Joseph X. Lipplncott
pair curtains in drawn work, single
curtain darned work, Mrs. L. Il. Kit
finger; window lambrequin, Mary T.,
WI iAinS; mantel lanlbreuuin, Mis-
ReDecca s. Ware Salem N. J.; sa
teen mantei lambrequin, Lizzie X
Andrews; mantel lambrequlu il
crochated work, Lizzie Il. Andrews