The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-08

3 Years and over, first ana second, w. y
Let's; . and 8 years, first and second
w. N. Let's; / and > years, W. n Let's
bulls thoroughbred, botweon2 aud yrs
first Mrs IL. Il RpGoys, Lombard
second, Il. w. Lewis. Newark; thorough
bred cows, ; years and over, first aux
second, Mrs Il L Rogers; between
and years. Mrs. Il. L. Rogers; grad
COW or heifer between , and ; years
first aud second. Ms II. l.. Rogers; bt
tween l aud years, first, Ms ii. Il
Rogers; second, Herbert Morrison, Fai
Hill; Best herd, II. c. Morrison, Principle
Class 8, Jersey or AIderEeys-Regis
tered bulls, 2 years and over first su(
second, II. G. Mcdowell; registered COW.
3 years and over, first, same; second
Amos Monet; between , aud 8 years
fits aud secoud, II McDoHolI; between
and , years, first, same; second, Amos
McNeal; under l year, first and second
II G Mcdowell; Thoroughbred bulls,
years and over. not registered, Clinton
Dunbar; between and years, first. E
l. Walton, Iron Hill; second, " ArthDl
Mitchell; Thoroughbred cos or heifer,
not registered, first, same; second, Thos
Harlan; bull, between 1 and years. first
Z L Walton; second, Clinton Dunbar;
| grade COW or hcifer, between , and 3
years, first, L l. Walton; second, Miss
! (NIorn ShI,e,.r. no. 1 st.I >
L l. Walton; calf, under year, first
Mrs { Biddle; second, David Gilpin.
Class 4, Dutch Observation-Disclosures
bull, 2 years Old or over, first, Jester e
| Mcdaniel; between l and years, Thos
| Higgins; registered cows, years o: over
Jester & Mcdaniel; thoroug hbred bulls
not registered, , years or over, Creswell
! & Emery; between / and > years. T II
| Harlan; thoroughbred cow or hei!er, not
registered, years or over, first, Cceswell
IL Emery, second, W a Mitchell; grade
COW or heller, between , and wears,
first, T II Harlan; second, w \ Mitch
ell; between 1 and years, Mrs, John VI
Tucker.
SHEEP,
The show of sheep and swine WAS
small.
Southdown-Buck, between , ani )
years, first, Morris Lee; second, Il Z
Anderson; under one year, Jester "
Mcdaniel; pen ewes, 5 years and over,
same; between l and years, same.
woi4-Pen ewes, , years and over,
John Z Lewis. Oxford Downs-Bucx,
between l and . years, same; pen ewes,
5 years and over, first and second, same
pen ewes, to 3 years, same; mixed
breed, pen ewes, 3 years and over, first,
Morris Lee; second, } f Lewis; between
. and 8 years, first, Jester Il Mcdaniel;
second, Il l. Anderson. Fat sheep, aver
age not less 200 pounds, John Z Lewis.
Shropshires, l year old buck, Grst and
second, w Clayton.
WOOL.
Sample Cotswold, r S Gallagher; sam
pie SoutbGown, first, Il i Anderson;
cSSOtitiJ ~ - - i4ilSs llGL.
SWINE
Chester White Boar, 6 mos to / year,
Wilson Whitelock: brood soy. ! to ,
years, W D Summers; suekiing pigs.
under mos, same. Poland Cniua, boar
G mos to year, E " Lewis.
HORSES.
In number the horse exhibit was not
up to last year, but in quality it was
superior. Tie exhibit of colts vas es
pscially good, and the exhibition of
draught horses was pronounced by Judge
S. Budd Perkins, of Beverly, n. j., as
the best he had ever seen here. The
stallion show:was file.
Standard Or fine bred stud colt, two to
three years, Newark Stock Farm; filly
three years, c Biddle; FLY, two years,
Newark Stock Farm; second, James B
Msrrett; Geldiug, three years, Newark
Stock Farm.
General utility stud colt, three to four
years, jonathan Pickering; general util-
ity stud colt, two to three years, Clinton
Dunbar; FLY, three years, same; second,
VIM G West; lilly, two years, Thos HIg-
gins; second, W d Summers; yearling,
W T Dawson, second, T II Harian; geld
ing, three years, Wm G. West; second,
W D Summers gelding, two years, L r
Mearus; second. J Lewis; yearling, E
Deunison; second, Walter B Campbell;
Brood mare with foal at side, l. R
Mearns, second, Clinton Dunbar.
Filly, two years, Jester & Mcdaniel;
geldiug, two years, same.
Mare or gelding, Jester and Mcdaniel;
second, Newark Stock Farm; pair farm
horses, Jester & Mcdaniel; pair farm
mules, same.
Driving horses-Sipgle horse or mare,
VIM G West; riding horse, Miss Airline
Constable; riding pony, Jester &
Mcdaniel.
Handsomest stallion, over two years,
DIR. W Cooper.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Lady's saddle horse, first, Miss Airline
Constable; second, Miss Mollie Drennen;
s.; Colt, 1894, by Dottie Dmples, John
Fenton, S12; 1913 colt by Dottio DimpIas,
Maurics Lee.
MACHINERY.
The machinery exhibit was decidedly
| limited, which is due To the agreement
made by large number Of the manufac
turers not to attend the various fairs
| Mr.. c. NJ. Guilds, of Ektcu, the super
intendent of division, however, went to
| work with will and succeeded in max.
ing a creditabe exhibition.
Among those exhibiting Agricul .ura
machinery were Edward Gall. her With
the Superior drill, Vim. J. Smith o.
Elkton with the Missouri drill the IrOr
age cnltiy..tor and Page Woven Wire
! Fence, George Witworth with thu
Champion wagon j. Poll, Scott Will
the Blckf0rd and Hoffman drill, VIM
E, Burns and Brothers, of Havre d.
Grace, made a beautiful display o
carriages, Joseph Pogue e Son o
Rising Sun, and Wilson Pugh 81 Wilson
of Oxford showing their fine work il
carriages.
Thomas IL. Travers representing the vel
known woodbridge Fertilizer Company, c
Baltimore, was at his accustomed place i
the firms neat building oppisite Mitchell
Hall. Mr. T1avers met his many Gee
county friends and generally distributed
neat it'll, souvenir III the form of :. mate
box and stamp case, and other advertiser
matter. Mr. Travers h5s been regularly at