The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-09-11
AYERS HAIR VIGOR.

Gallnber; Porter. LIST. Hunter Mahoney:
Cd, G + Walton; pippin GAN, lst, f o
Walton pippin (golden) 1st, G sheldon;
ID. James A Nowland; pippin virginia.,
LIST, r 7 Brown; ID Ellis Armour; pippin
(while Ohio LIST, II Kirkwood; pippin
! (Newtown), I'd, T X Mcdowell pippin
| (Ridge) LIST, II G Mcdowell; Cd, T X Nc
DoweI; Rambo, list, w A Mitchell; %.
Mrs J T Gamble; Romantic, Isl, J F
Ca2ier; ID. Hunter Mahoney. Rawle's
janet. lst, Mary A Jackson; ruby gem. lst,
Hunter MaAoney; red street., isl. v A
Mitchell; Rhode Island greening, 1st, L G
Conn; Roman stem, 1st Mrs Thomas Nc
Intire; I'd, NJ B McIntire; Long Island
russet. let, w A Mitchell; I'd, John Fen
ton; Rox0ury russell, 1st John Frnton; I'd.
E o Walton; golden russell. lst, Gal.
laher; I'd, John Fenton; English russell, LIST,
G F Walton; I'd, l K Walton sweet bough,
LIST, J F Cazier; smokehouse, lst Mrs
Richard OFT; Cd. James A Rowland:
Shockley, LIST. E o Walton; I'd, C FWal.
ton; spice, LIST, Charles Holden: Smiths
cider. LIST, K Mcdowell; I'd, G G Shell.
don; sheepnose, LIST. Mrs Richard OFT; I'd,
w A Mitchell; Talman's sweet. LIST, G w
Williams; WAGNER. LIST, Mrs Thomas Nc.
1ntire; I'd, M B McIntire; winter straw
berry, 1st, G G Sheldon; Cd. w A Mitchell.
wealthy. 1t. G u Receive; I'd, CHARLES
H".'"'; W"It Gv.t. L., Ellis Arm ar;
81, K L Bro"u; winesap, lst, James A
Rowland; 81, f II Gsllaher; yellow Belle
flower. LIST, W A Mitchell; best three
specimens, each, of five varieties fall
apples, 1st, G F Walton; I'd, John Fenton;
fall apples, ten varieties, LIST, L Foster;
I'd, G F Walton; fall apples, fifteen varie-
ties, lst, e o Walton; I'd. G Walton:
best three specimens, five varieties. winter
apples, 1st, Mrs Thomas McIntire; %
! James A Rowland; ten varieties. list, G +
Walton; cd, + o Walton; fifteen varieties,
LIST, F Walton; I'd, w A Mitchell.
CLASS 3-cRAB APPLES.
Best five specimens of each of the fol
LOWING varieties: Hysop, Isl, r S Gala.
her; 2d, b Ii GallGher; Lady Elrin, Is;
Emma L Hogg; MarcDgo. 1st, Mrs. John
3 Heath; Cd, Lizzie Heath; Martha, Isl,
Ellis Armour; Minnesota, lst, E O Wal
ton; red Siberian, 1st Lizzie Heath trans
cendent, LIST, Z H Gallaher.
CLASS 4-GRAPEs
Best three punches each of five varieties ::
Light grapes, LIST, w j Arrants; best three
punches, each, of ten varieties, 1st, w ]
Arrants; five varieties dark, lst, w J Ar.
rants; ten varieties, LIST, w J Arrants;
twenty varieties or more, 1st. w J Arrants;
six lunches dark, LIST, Mrs C c Corbv; Cd
Mrs Thomas McIntire; light, LIST, II Frank
Witworth; I'd, Mrs. G Corby. In class
., grapes, c c Corby, of Mon,clair, N. J.,
look nrst premium on the entire list.
CLASS 6-PEARs.
Best basket fall pears, 1st, f O Walton.
winter, LIST, II Gallaher; I'd, L O Walton.
Duchess d'Angoueme, 1st, Mrs @ NJ
Filter; ksttfer LIST, X S Gallsber; 81, y
| o Walton; scckel, lei, W w Roberts; "a
Mrs G F litter Lawrence. Isl, G. F Wal.
ion lac Conie, 1st, E 0 Walton.
CLASS 7--rGAEs.
Best 4 specimens Bartlett, I'd, G +
Walton; heu1re rose, LIST, G W Denny;
Duchess d Angouleme, 1st, f G Cam; Cd,
MRS John Chick; Duchess of Bordeaux.
lst' Mrs Q F litter I'd, G d Racine; how.
Ell, lst q F Walton; %, L 0 Walton:
Keller. LIST, G. F Walton; ID, c M litter;
Louis Bon de Jersey, lst, E II Gallaber:
"a, Galaher; Lawrence. 1st, John
Abel; 2i, e F Walton; secke, 1st and I'd
Y Nj litter; best specimens, 5 varieties
fall pears, LIST, E o Walton; 81, CT Wal
ton; ten varieties ditto, LIST and ID, G. F
Walton; five varieties, winter pears lat, G
F Walton; I'd. E o Walton: ditto len
varieties, lat, c F Walton; I'd. EO Walton:
ditto 10 varieties, LIST, c F Walton; Cd, e
q Walton.
CLASS S-PRAcuEs
Best basket, white, LIST, c F Walton;
Crawford Late, LIST, g F Walton: Heath
LIST, Mrs Elijah Bender; Old Nixon cling,
LIST, Mrs ] 7 Ward.
Best specimens of the following vsrie.
ties; Best 10 varieties, 4 each, LIST, G F Wal
ton; varieties, each, LIST, David Gilpin;
"a, e. Walton; Bilyeu's Late October,
gnd. F Walton; Fox's Seeding. LIST, C
walton; "a Mrs B Heath Crawford's
Late, 1st, Walton; Heath, LIST, G F
Walton; globe. 1st, G d Holden; old mix
on, lst, c F Walton.
CLASS lO-QUTNCES.
Best specimens each variety: Cham.
pion, 1st, G n Racine; Moch's Prolific. 9d
Charles Holden; Orange or Apple, 1st,
Samuel Wood; ID Mrs John f. Chick.
CLASS 11-PLUMs.
Best specimens, Cox's Golden Dron
Isl, Mrs " 9 Pyle; Schuyler Gage, LIST,
mrs } Gamble; ohropshire Damsos lst,
Z Walton; ID, Il O Walton.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
, Best basket Baldwin Apples, Mrs Elijah
sender; Fallowater, James Harshew.
Smokehouse, David Gilplp; hes, lunches
light grapes. Ii T Witwor.h: dark. Msrv
Q Bacon; basket pears, r S Gsllaher:
he,ftef Fears, r S Gaiiaur,. BARRETT G
F Walton; Seckel, L o Walton; white
peaches, G Walton; yellow. G d Holden.
DIVISION H-HousEHoLD-MRs ARTHUR MITCH
ELL, SUPERINTENDENT.
The household department was one of which
eNh'Ntor' might well be proud The best
Glasses were the cake, candy, dried fruit and
vegetables, jellie's. jams and wine. and the
special premium list. Mrs. Arthur Mitchell
had charge OF this department.
Glass l. Butter-Best two pounds fresh
butter, lst prem, M L Clark; I'd, Mrs J
Zebey.
Class q Bread-Loaf wheat bread. 1st
prem, Mrs M Wells; I'd, Mrs II Duhamen.
dozen Maryland biscuit, LIST. same: ID. q d
hac,nai dozen rusk. 1st. Mrs C l. Brokaw;
"a, Mrs VIM Watson; = dozen rolls, LIST,
Easton; I'd, Mrs b Ewing.
Glass 3. Bread for girls under Is wears
Loaf wheat bread, LIST prem, L Phillips; I'd.
MIS- Ill Ralston; !, dozen rusk LAT "a Y