The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-10

Miss NJ. A. Gilpin; best cornucopil, same
lady. Best marigods, Emma L Hogg,
Best cobea, Rhine Jones.
FARM PRODUCE.
First premium Geo W. Williams prin-
cipio for best Fultz Wheat. TO Ms. A.
| G.. Tuitc for best Jones Fito. TO VIM.
| A. Mitchell for best Fulcaster. To Jas.
! IL. So rle for best coIcI and velvet chaif.
For best oats first prem to Mrs. Tut.
Best golden cross wheat to Jas H.
! Steele. For best Duckwheat to George
w. Williams
Best twelve ears yellow corn, J. T.
Gamble best twelve ears white corn same;
best twelve cars mixed corn, CnaS. Wal.
ton; best twelve cars yellow flint corn.
same; best twelve cars yellow field corn,
John 7. Ward; best twelve ears Tyson
corn, Geo. w. Williams; best twelve
ears shrlled corr, VIM. T. Sommers; best
twelve ears Huntington corn, Theo. n.
Spence; best three stalks pop corn, L.
p. Lusby; best bushcl timothy, Chas. Il.
Ford; bess early rose potatoes, best
Brownells Beauty, best Chicago NJ, David
Gilpin; best white peach blow potatoes,
Hunter J. M&h0ny; best Peerless potatoes
Geo. n. Dawson; best White Star pota-
toes, Jas. II. Foard; best Burbank pota
toes, David Gllpin; best Rose Seeding
pJ'atoes, Geo. \. Dawson; best State
Maine potatoes, II. G. NcDawci; best
Beauty OF Hebron potatoes. IL. j Ma
honJ; best C.saaw pumpkin. Miss Cara
Denuy; best swest potatoes, Cbas Wal |
ton; best cheese, same; best horse radish, |
Mr. VT Sommers; best Nausemoud pgta |
toes, Mrs. II. Dunbar; best Mi!;i,,lo touia |
toes, Miss Kate Miller; best tt0pIy tom.- |
toes, Manly Drcnnen, best perfection |
tomatoes, Allen Ii. Grosh; best large
yellow tomatoes, Chas. Walton; best |
cardItal tomatoes, y. Ii. Grosh; best |
cherry tomatoes, Cnas. Walton; best new
queen tomatoes. VIM. r. Gilpin; best
Livingston tomatoes, Geo. w. Williams;
best beets table, John J. Ward;
best bsets stock, Charles Walton:
best beets sugar, w. w. Hol-
den; best carrots, Chas. Walton; best |
turnips, Bertha Witworth; best red onions,
Chas. II. Price; best white onions, Chas.
Walton; best celery Dwarf, ". 4. Sum
mers; cest self bleaching. celery, same:
best cabbage fiat dutch, Jas. y. Nowlaud;
best Winningstad5 cabbage, Allen IL.
Grosh; best egg plants, Helen Gilpiu;
best okra, VIM, II GiIpin; BEST peppers,
S p. Wood; best lima beans, John
Ward.
HORSES.
In this department the following
awards were made. For the best year
old tiIly, first premium to, VIM. 7.
Sommers; second premium, Mir. Harriott
For best Utility Stallion first premium
to, a + Pitt. KimblevtIIe, Pa. FIRST
premium to, J. T. Armour, Bag View;
for bess stud colt. Fist premium TO- J.
Smith Pleasant Hill; for best :;
year old tilly, seccud t., II. II. Hess.
To Morris Dunbar; for best gearing.
TO VIM. 4. Pitt of New L )udon Pa,
for best 3 year old yoi1iug. To Wm.
T. HarIiott for best yearling, second
premium TO ]. S:eIritt Smith. To John
Sterrit smith for best brood mare, Sec
ond premium to Mrs. Mercy Cuzzeus.
For best draught horse II . Clay johnson,
and same to Charles Walton. Second
premium same to Miss Fannie Scott.
To VIM. E. Pitt first premium for best
living horse, second 10 George Il. Ash.
FRS, prem 10 J. Stcrrct5 Smith for best
Elkton. To Miss Mamie Haines for
best saddle horse, aud second to Miss
Lille j. lutte. FIRST premium to James
b. Marrit5 for handsomest stallion Of
any kind over two years. First premium
to DR.. John ". Cooper, of Elkton for
best English Coach stallion.
CATTLE.
In this department the following
awards were made. First premium and
special to Morris Lee for best south
down sheep. Same to same for best
mixed breeds. Same to same Tor best
Pen Ewes. First premium to j. L. AID
L. H. Galaher for best Cotsw Odds. Same
to same for best SGuJAdowns. To r. 3.
Frazer for best thoroughbred COW not
To Thomas Drennen Tor
best non registered bull ? years old To
George KILLER forbest grade Guernsey
COW 2 to 3 years Old. Same 10 same for
best grade Guernsey COW enc to two
years old. To II. c. Mcdowell for best
registered Jersey bull ? years and over
To VIM. j. DAVIS 70. best same one to
two years old To Amos E. McNeal for
best bull calf under one years. To Vim.
Nansant for best non. registered bull
years and over, and same to same for
best nou-registered bull between one and
two years. To w Fansant for best thor
oughbred non-registered COW 2 years
and over. To Thomas II. Uarland for
best heifer between one and two years
To Charles Walton for best grade Jersey
cow between . aud 3 years. 70 Cecil
Biddlc for same between one and two
years To Thomas Harland, for best
herd Thorough breds. To S. E. Mahon.
for best Dutch Fresian Bull. To George |
KILLER, for best thorough bred registered |
cow. To Mrs. Mary Woods, for best |
non registered bull. To W. 4. Mitchell, |
for best Dutch Friesian COW not register
ed. To John Meredith for best grade
Dutch Friesian Cow.
POULTRY AND PIGEONS.
Among the exhibitors in this depart
ment were the following: Oliver Allen
Newark who came to Elkton from the
Timonium Fair. H. NJ. Thomas Cam
den Del. H. w. Vahle Philadelphia.
VIM. J. Davis Ekton. Cecil Biddle
Chesapeake City. B. r. Drew Elkton
Frank J. Kerr, Elkton. H. c. McDoweIl
Principle. David GiIpin Elkton. Miss
Clara Denny. Mrs. G. L. Bennett. Fer
best display, first premium was awarded
to Mr.. Oliver Allen. First premium to
II. w. Vahle for best display pigeons
First premium to II. VI. Thomas for nine
varieties. Cecil County News special
for best bronze turkey to II. g. McDo-
r-on S,p,n I,r F,,