The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-10-09

H. G. G., Shreve Bros,
Lady w. b. m, j. Howard Brouse,
Jno W blk. g., Eberhard Vollmer
j. S. L., br. g., Edward Lester, as
Time, 2.26k 226A 2N. 20 -.
Glass 49, 2.45 Trotting. Purse S2OO-SlOO. 500, S5
Angelica, CHI m, G. NJ. Irwin, u
FavOrite Girl b. m, j. T Mccoy,
Noph. s. g. Shreve Bros,
sf sai9 81 e : f. f. s@ PRtliPs s'u's'
Victor, b. g. S. r. Clark,
Dora Mount b M. j. V. d. Beekman,
Time: 2-SO, 22s& 227A 2.32, 2.2SA,
The summary of the bicycle races is as TO
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.
One mile novice. First prize, 500 gold medal
second prize, $40 silver medal; third prize, bi
Won by Walter T. stewart, unattached
Mount Holly; second, q. f. Martin, unattach
ed, Long Branch; tbird, Frank 5. Garbarino
unattached. Mount Holly: fourth, y. Franz
Stdfole, unattached, Mount Holly. Time, 23s
Two mile handicap, class A. First prize, So
gold watch, second prize, Palmer tires; thir'
First heat won by G. B. Jack. unattached
(40 yards) Reading, Pa; second, John Z
Grauch Golden Eagle wheclmen, (l2O yardsl
third w. Ben West, Drexel Institute, (l@
yards); fourth. X. p. McCurdy, Quaker City
Wheemen $50 yards). Time, 5.l21S
second heat won by O. A. Church, Chester
Bicycle Clup, (70 yards); second, Q. A. Elliott
Wilmington Wheel Club, (95 yards(; third
| yards); fourth, Ray Il. Adams, unattached
goo yards) Time, 800 10.
Final heat won by Z. a. Church; second, 2
b. Jack: third G. A. Elliott; fourth. Ray r
0'''''' WEDNESDAY, ooroBeRs.
/ One mile handicap for Burlington county
| riders. First prize, silver ice pitcher and COB
let; second prize, Sday clock and ornament.
One heat, won by Frank y Garbarino %
Athletic Association, scratch; third Walter L
Stewart; (7O yardsl; fourth, Frank S. Cham
beers, unattached, $50 yards). Time, 2.3l 80.
Half mile open class A. First prize, $50 dia
mond pin; second prize, banjo third prize
rat trap pedals.
2. McCurdy; third, Harry b. Martin, Asbury
| Park Wheelmen; fourth, w. w. Henderson
Woodbury. Wheelmen Time, LIZ 40.
Second heat won by @. b. Jack; second, j
4. Grauch; third Joe II. Harrison, unattach
ed fourth, G. b. Mershon, Jr., Pennsylvanf
| Bicycle Club. Time, LII 10.
( Final heat won by Joe II. Harrisoni second
| G.. h. Jack; third, G. A. Church, fourth, Harry
B. Martin. Time, LOS 80
One mile open, class A. First prize, 800 dia
mOnd ring; second prize, breeeh1eadins gum
| third prize. opera glasses.
First heat won by q. A. Church; second, C.
A. Elliott; third, X. 2. McCurdy; fourth, j. A
Gebhart, Wilmington Wheel Club. Time
| 247 4-5.
Second heat won by Joe H. Harrison; sec
ond b. Jack; third, J. T. Grauch; fourth,
6. B. Mershon. Jr. Time. 2.42 10,
A. Elliott; third, Il. 2. McCurdy. Time, 233 40
FRIDAY, OCTOBER D.
The following races were postponed from
Thursday to the above date owing to BAD
Hall mile open class b. First prize. $50 dia-
mond stud: second prize gold watch.
Won by W. W. Taxis, Century Wheelmen;
second Harry IL. Maddox, Asbury Park
Wheelmen; third, c. E. Cause, Washington
Riding Club. Time, 10 is.
One mile open, class B. First prize, War
wick bicycle; second prize, gold watch; third
Won by Harry H. Maddox; second, W. w.
Taxis; third, O. K. Cause Time, 2.40 %.
Five mile handicap, class b. First prize
500 diamond ring; second prize, $50 silver tea
third banjo.
Won by 9. h. Cause, (I25 yards); second,
Harry ii. Maddox, scratch. Taxis dropped out
in the last halt of the third mile Time.
IL 1045.
In Department b, Glass /, the prize winners
were: Thomas B. Atkinson, Burlington, LIST for
Class 2, u P Emson, Golfers Mills, LIST for
gelding years old, and mare years. Susanna
Rummell, Burlington, year-old geldingj Thos
K. Harvey Columbus, 3 year-old do; j. b. Bar
calow, ImlaystOwn LIST for mare years old, % for
do. years; R. r. Wells, Pemberton, LIST for mare
Glass s. Thomas Finnegan, Burlington, LIST for
4year-old trotting stalion % for 4year old draft
do e. p Emson, ID do. Geo. w. Atkinson, Col
umbus list for -year-old draft stallion, and regis
tered Cleveland Bay stallion; Joseph Tallman,
Columbus, registered Percheron stallion.
Glass 4. j. b. Barcalow, pair Of matched mares
and road team Charles Rosseel, Bordentown
matched horse and mare Benajah p. Wills, Mt
Holly, fancy matched horses +. T. Emson, "a
Glass 5. Charles II. Folwell. Mt Holly, s-year-
old gedng Harry Harker Yincentown, S-year-
In Department c., cattle, those from this neigh
borhood who received premiums we're: John
Black, Mount Holly, three premiums for fatted
steers.
r. b. Atkinson, Burlington, took first premium for
Jersey bull over one year, herd of male and ie-
males, @ and year old COWS, heifer, and second
for 4 year old COW; frst for pigs under months
boar under one year. and second for boar over one
year, sow over and SOW under one year.
Il. ii. & w. Z. Shinn, Jobstown. first for Hostein-
Fresian bull under years, COW under3 years, hef-
under years, second for bull under years.
heller under years, bull under one year.
Horace Roberts, Fellowship first for Hampshire
down buck under one year, second for buck any
age, buck between and3, buck under 2 ewes any
age, ewes under year.
Bensjah p wills, Mount Holly. list and ID for
BrOadtail buck any age, buck under one year,
ewes any age, ewes under one year.
Mark Haines RancOcas, LIST for Jersey Red boar
under ono year, and second for sows under and
over ole year.
For Farm Implements, Medals were awarded to
Stokes BoultOn, Burlington, for farm wagons;
Chris Freeh Maple Shade, farm wagons ; G. Il
WOOlstOn, RivertOn, farm wagons, milk wagons
and plows; Mick & Bro, Merchantvilie, farm wa
gon Jacob Hanes, Medford, grass seed sower at
tachment for wagons Isaiah q. jones' Vincen-
town, grain register Atkinson 81 Wetherill, Jobs
town, display OF farm machinery consisting Oh nay
loader, side delivery hay rake, machine for dust
ing potatoes, transplanter Charles A. King, NJ
Holly, display farm machinery comprising Aer-
motor windmill for pumping and grinding, KING
corn stnb cutter Deering Ideal mower, Reliable
hay rake, Thomas disc harrow, road cart, Duplex
jaeger wagon, hay carrier. New Jersey Fence
A. L. Deacon, Mount Holly, kitslinger woven wire
farm and lawn fence, McSherry Disc harrow,
Crown fertilizer aud grain drill. steel land roller
shelters, seed potato cutter, lever smoothing
harrow, wheelbarrow
Grain seeds and hoaT.-Sheaf Amber wheat, LIST,
Thomas Bunting, Columbus; bushel do, LIST, Cor
nelius Upton, Burlington; ID Thomas A Bunting
Sheaf black rye, LIST. George Danz, Mount Holly.
sheaf black oats, LIST. Burts Pow, Mount Holly.
Bushel Cooks Favorite corn. LIST, George Danz
Ei ht stalks Calico corn 1st W Edwards. Mount
Holly; Cd E Shlnn, Jobstown. Eight stalks
Chester County corn lst, John Evan,
Mount Holly; I'd, George DAM Eight stalks Cooks
Favorite corn, LIST same. BQshel Cal co corn, st
W Edwards. 90 lbs cob meal, lst George DAM.
Eight stalks common field corn, lat, Thomas Blunt
ing Columbus. Eight stalks common corn, Isl, L Ii
ShinD Jobstown; ID, Charlie Pew Jobstewn.
Bushel Crowfoot corn, LIST. + II shinn. Bushcl COM
mon corn 1st haries II Pew %, i Il Shinn, Bushel
champion White Flint corn lst to same Eight
stalks Chestnut White corn, LIST Job Fish,
Mount Holly. Eight stalks Country Gentleman
corn, LIST HornOr Son. Mount Holly. Eight stalks
Crosby corn, LIST, to same. Bundle doubleear corn
let Bernard Quinn, Mount Holly. Bundle Dietz
Lonaberry wheat Let, Maurice Lundy, Rancocas.
dairy corn, lst W Burts Pew. Bushel do, lst to
same. Bushel Early hed corn, LIST. George Dalz
Eight stalks do, LIST. TO same. Eight stalks Early
White corn, lst to same sample enhiage Isl,
Hudson Haines, Rancocas. Eight stalks Egyptian
White corr, LIST, Isaac Parker, Mount Holly. Bnshel
field corn LIST, john X lowell, Mount Holly; "a, Fen
more q Coles, yincentown. Sheaf Fultz wheat lst
George s DAM. kushe do lst. @ W Leeds Eight
stalks ned corn, LIST, w Austin, Vincentown; I'd,
Edward Vanenan. Mount Holly Eight stalks Gold
en- Early Dent corn lst George Danz Eight stalks
Golden pop corn lst Job Fish; I'd, Edward Vane
man. Eight stalks Golden Beauty corn, lst Charles
Il Pew Bushel Golden corn, list, to same. Bushel
hominy corn. LIST, George Danz. Eight stalks flick
DRY King corn, 1st, to Basket Jersey Red corn
Let, Bernard Quinn. Bundle do 1st to same Eight
stalks johnson corn LIST, hBrles IL Pew. Bushol do
LIST to same Bushel Leaning corn, LIST, Stevenson
4 Bro Mount Holly; I'd, George Danz Eight
stalk do, 1st to same; I'd John " Evan, Mount
Holly Bundle millet grass, lst. w Goldy, Mount
Holly Bushel Michigan corn lst Charles II Pew;
ID George Dauz Mount Holly Bushl Mediterra
mean wheat, LIST, John M. Kaighn Camden. 10 ears
| Busbel Munyan popcorn, lst d Hendrickson, Penn
berton White Gourd seed, LIST, e II Shiun. Bushel
| ked Russian wheat lst Hudson Haihes. Bu. hei
orchard grass lat John Black Mount Holly. l0Oday
corn. list J Edwards. Bushe Poole wheat
| LIST, Horace Roberts, Fellowship. Bushel
| penna wheat lst to same Queen Golden popcorn
| 1st Ravmond Hendrickson penbertop lied nom
corn, lst George brown, Medford. Bushel Il gers
early corn LIST, Lip neott, Hartford. Ten years
bus. Red Russian corn. 1st, t, same Red
eight rowed corn, LIST. Charles II. Pew; "a,
homas Fish, Bushel Stevens Improved. Ist,
Stevens Bro. Eight stalks Shoe Peg corn, let John
| " G Evan Eight stalks Stowells Evergreen corn
LIST, to same. silver Lake popcorn, LIST, John NJ.
Kaighn; ID, John Davis, Mount Holly. Shear timo
| thy list, Thomas a Bunting Eight stalks White
Flint corn, lst L H shinn; 81, Hornor \ Son Fifty
lbs white corn meal, LIST, George DAM. Bushei
/ Wood Hin yellow corn. LIST, Thomas Rogers,
| aeorgetown. Bushel vel ow field corn lat, Ber-
nard Quinn I'd Thomas S Fish Yellow Rice
corn, LIST, William A Newell, Mount Holly.
Yellow field corn, lat, Herbert Lippinoott, MARI
| Toanatoes,-Display tomatoes lst r Kaighn Ell
lisburg; I'd, q w owen, Mount Holly. Acme, list, "
Il Adams, Burlington; "a, John W Adams Burlington,
LiviugHtOnea Perfection, lst Harry Sheetze Bev ery
"a w Heal Edgewater Park. Maydower 1st J W
Adams; I'd, II Kaighu Harrigan LIST, Il Deacon
Mount Holly; %, @. W..0Wen. Trophy, lst Bernard
Livineston's Beauty lat N II Adams. Red Pickling
lst George w Brown, MedfOrd I'd Horace Forker