The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-09-26

: tables, &C, as follows: l12 varieties of pota
toes, IA OF grain, of nuts 10 of carrots, Al oil
tomatoes. 10 OF beets 20 OF beans 10 OF eucum
bers, % OF pumpkins and squashes, " OF sugar
corn, 10 OF held corn, OF egg plants, a of cab
bage 10 OF celery, OF radishes, p Of peas, Y OF
melons and citrons, 20 of grapes, 10 OF peaches,
of ounces, 10 OF plums, 30 Of pears, l34 of ap
pies and l44 OF preserved, picked ana canned
first premiums for display.
In Class 1, Pears Peac hes, Plums, ETC.,
premiums were awarded TO William Parry,
Parry: John Rapp, Glassboro; ). X. Coles,
Ellisburg A. L. Haines. Medtordi Ellis w.
Scott, Burlington T. b. Allinson, Burlington;
W. IL. Adams, Burlington Horace Roberts,
Fellowship William Sennef, Beverly David
L. Bal'inger, Moorestown;, B.; MeDonal d,
Mount Holly l.. 6. Gaskill' BiTmlng nam !;
Omar ID. Crane, Beverly; K. I'll. Lippinoott,
yobstown; John W. Peak, j. J. Oliver. Chas.
3. Hornor, Mount Holly; W. H.: Adams, George
Gilbert, Burlington; ). P. Eldridge, Z. NJ.
Bishop, Beverly; Jos. Il. Parr, Columbus !;
Daniel Cline, A. p. Deacon Mrs. r. Il: Brown,
p. F. Slack, H. w Peterson, Mrs. G. II. Shinn,
Mount Holly William Marshall, Birmingham )
Martha WoOlman, Rancocas g. Candy, George
Dantz, X. X. Kille, Mount Holly; r. D. sutton,
Burlington; MoOrestOwn Grange took the
first premium, and Coopertown Farmers
Club the second for best display OF grain,
seeds, vegetables, nuts, apples, pears, etc. w
II. Adams, Burlington, took first premium and
J. H. Coombs, Beverly, I'd, tor live hsh weigh
ing % pounds.
In Glass I, Plants the premiums went to J.
Wardell Shinn, Mount Holly John g. Shot,
burlington; Mrs. II. X. Trick, Vfncentown;
Holly
Glass s, cut flowers. A. & G. Rosbach, of
Pemberton, took both premiums for best
general collection, besides taking several
individual prizes. Other successful compeu-
tors were w. Shinn, Miss M. II. Danz, Mount
1 Holly; John G. Sholl Burlington; q. H.
Haines, Moorestown; Mabel V. Coombs, Bev-
erly.
HORSES, SHEEP, CATTLE, ETC.
Among those who received prices in the de-
partment OF horses for general utility are The
! following L. b. Atkinson, Burlington, gelding
1 TOR draft; Joseph Powell, Smfthville, mare
years OLD Susanna Rommell gelding years !;
/ William e. Ford, Crosswicks gelding years (;
Frank b. Haiues, Columbus, geldinR years
ana over; l. Henry Butterworth, Vincentown,
standard bred trotting stallion 2 years old /;
Isaac Fox, Jacksonville, draft stallion years;
/ George w. Atkinson, olumbus, draft stallion
years and oyer; II. b. Sharp. Burlington
Percheron stallion and Cleveland bay stallion;
John b. Davis, Mount Holly, pair matched
horses A F, Powell, Smithville, gentleman's
road team; David e. Wells, Pemberton, hlly
under years; W. II. Fearing, Jobstown, FLY
The principal premium winners for cattle
were Samuel Blunt, OF Goshen, N. y; }. o.
Magic 4 Sons, Elizabeth; f 3. Warner,
Mount Holly; 7, i. Allinson, Burlington; NJ
o. Lindsay, Elizabeth; Elwood Shinn X Son,
Jobstown. John p Lippincott, Vincentown,
LIST for yoke working cattle, and ID for pair
tatted oxen; John Black, Mount Holly, pair
fatted steers.
Sheep.-Among the premium winners from
the county were j.. d. Pancoast, Moorestown,
% for Southdown buck, I'd for do ewes.
Horace Roberts, Fellowship, lst for Hamp
shiredown buck, I'd tor 2 do. ewes, 2years old,
LIST tor do. ewes year old, I'd for DO ewes
under year. Howard Darnell, Mount Laurel,
I'd for Shropshire ewes. b. p. Wills, Mount
Holly, prizes tor Broadtails. comprising all
! the awards made in that class.
Swine.-The prizes awarded to Burlington
county residents were Mark Haines, Mount
| Holly, lst for jersey Red boar I'd for SOW over
one year, I'd for SOW under one year, I'd for A
town, LIST for Jersey red SOW. W. H. Doron
| Buddtown, lst tor jersey Red pigs under 8
mos II. b. Alinson, Burlington, LIST for
Berkshire boar, % for sow, lst tor pigs under
sweepstakes boar. George L. Gillingham
| Moorestown, I'd for Magic boar under year,
LIST for do: under year, I'd for sucking. pigs,
"a for pigs mos. old. f. b. Warner, Mount
Holly, 1st tor Magic boar over year ana 1st
for do. under year, LIST for pigs under mos.
POULTRY, PIGEONS, PETS, ETC
The poultry and pigeon exhibit never was
choice collection of the feathered tribe.
Headley 4 Wooey obtained the prize for the
ceived many other premiums W. a. Smith.
i OF Whitney's Point, n. T., won 81 first prizes
and So second. Next to this is 7. B. Atkinson,
Burlington. with so prizes DR.. Maple, OF
Trenton, with SO, and q. A. Reid with 4s
/ The special tor largest and best exhibit OF
pigeons was awarded to III. w. Vahle, Phila-
delphia. for his 1873 entries, and nearly all
prize takers The next largest is 81 pairs, by
j. G. Darlington, Philadelphia Gunnagun &
Gathers, Doyestown, with 80 pairs, and Prall
Dilts, Sand Brook, % pairs.
ME-. Yahle wins also the special for largest
and best collection of native and foreign song
and cage birds
Following is the complete list OF premiums
awarded for dogs:
! MAsrIFFs.
Challenge Ethel, Ben Lewis, Lansdowne; open
Gar, Frank Kallenstroth, New York, and Corene
Woodbury. Kennels, N, j.
ST BERNARDs.
Rough. Challenge, Sir Bedivere and Lady Florence
W. Q. Reick, New York; open, Otis and Lady Bounti
full. Fred schmitt, New York; smooth, Guess Noble,
Fred Smith.
Open, Dog first Bismarck; second Leo, Weisbrod
4 Hess, Germantown. Bitch; first Hepburn, Hep
Hess.
NEwFoUNDIANDs.
Open, first, Carlo, Phil J. Walsh Philadelphia.
DEER HOUNDS.
Open, McGregor and Ellen Douglass S. F. Houston
eREYHouNDs.
p Open Dog Tst Cheeky Phil J Walsh; second S1,1
Girl, Rudolph II. Wolf, Philadelphia.
WOLF HOUNDS.
Challenge. Chan-Argoss. open. first Najrajdai and
Lodebya, H. W. Huntingdon, New York.
FOX HOUNDS.
Open, Dog. frat. Ranger II, Seminole Kennels
Wissahickon Heights; second, Commodore. r.. D.
Williams.
POINTERS
Large, OPEN Dog, first, Mackentosh, j. S. Summers
Philadelphia. Small challenge first, Glamorgan
L. A. Biddle, Philadelphia. Open, first, each Admir-
alton and Moderation, ). H. Winslow, Philadelphia.
ENGLISH SETTLERS.
Challenge Dog, Edgemark f. Skunk Brown, Phil
delphia. Open, first, Worsley Dude, Harry North
wood, Elmwood City, Pa; second, Benzine, W. q.
Downing Philadelphia. Bitch, first. Nora Gladstone,
DIR. Littleton second Pride of belmont, O. Il. Fol-
we'll. Mount Holly. Puppy, first, FanehOn, Woodbury.
Kennels.
IRISH SETTLERS,
Challenge, Champion Tim and Elfrida, Seminole
Kennels. Open, Dog. first, Young Tim; second Mon
tauk, Jr., Seminole Kennels. Bitch, first Delphne;
third, Bidjy, Seminole Kennels; second, Lady Cleve-
land, DR.. s. G.. Dixon Philadelphia; third, Molly, b.
f. Lewis, Lansdowne.
GORDON Settlers.
Challenge, first, Duchess of Waverly; second Lady
wavery, DR.. S. G.. Dixon, Philadelphia. Open. Deg,
Res. Edgewood, d. b. Holeton, philadelphia second
Homer s., W. o. Lindley. Bitch, FIRST Princess
Louise; second, Katherine. DIR. Dixon.
sPANIELs.
Challenge, Brantford Mohawk. e, Wilson, Abse-
com, N j. Open FIRST Miss Phyllis; second Lady
bug F. W. Kitchell, Perth Amboy, N. ].
ooLLTEs.
Challenge Cham the Squire, Cham. MetchIey Sur
prise and Cham. Cora II, Seminole Kennels Open,
Curzen. Bertha II, Stonehurst Lassie and Matte,
Seminole Kennels.
Corded first Peri L. A. Bidde. Philadelphia; sec
ond, Gar II, DR.. Dixon. Curly. FIRST Chloe and
Radjah; second, Cybele Zulu IL, all of II. g. Trevor,
southampton, L. l. third, Mercy, DIR. Dixon.
BULL TERRIERS.
Challenge, Dusty Miller and Enterprise Retnor
Kennels. New York city. Open, first. Duke Of Roch-
ester. w. j. Hgginson. Rochester, N. "; second,
Lord Blandford, Castle Point Kennels Hoboken
Bitch, first, Kit Castle Point Kennels; second. Brit
ish Queen, Renor Kennels; third, Peer OF Rochester,
W. j. Higginson.
Dog, second, Dachsil, F. H. Wolf, Philadelphia.
Challenge, Doctor, b. r. Lewis. Open Dog Mr..
Wrinkle and Tony Weller IL, Oakvew Kennels, Glen
side. Bitch, first. Ha, Hepburn Kennels; second,
Snowflake; third, Jennie, Oakview Kennels.
FOX TERRIERS.
Open Dog, first, Arrandale Mixture, G. D. Purroy,
New York; second, L. Porerino, Lansdowne Kennels,
third, Myrtle Lad, ID. McVicar, Benges. Md. Prodi-
gal. of j. T. Peachey Haverford and Pomery Of r
Packer Morton. Bitch, Trim and Dimity, Lans-
downe Kennels; third Positive, j, G. Tomson Phila-
delphia. Puppy, second. Pearl, ]. I. Peacy. Wire
haired, Ebor Larchmont, s. j. Rogers, New York.
IRISH TERRIERS.
| Dog, first, Panderick Rue, Il. Wise, Jr., Ho-
boken; second Gattees IL. O'Connor, Harris
| burg. Bitch, first, Mary Jane, Frank p. Smith
second, Peg Rue, 4. Wise, Jr
TERRIERS.
Black and Tan Rochelle Lord and Topaz,
Rochelle Kennels, New Rochelle. Skye, Sir
| Stafford, Clifford A. Shinn, Philadelphia.
| Yorkshire, Ben and Lady Nell, Philadelphia.
PUGs.
Challenge, Bob Ivy, DR.. NJ. IL. Cryer, Phila-
delphia Champion Midget. Seminole Ken.
! nels, Wissahickon Heights. Open, Dog, first,
Attraction; second, Little Jewel, Seminole
Kennels; bitch, first, Bess DR.. Cryeri second,