Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
DELAWARE STATE FAIR.
The Complete List of the Special Premium
Awarded.

complete list of the special premiums
awarded at the Delaware State fair
W. II. a lien d Co., Dover, one organ,
stool and book, for hest can of pears,
to Mrs II. II. Wilson, Dovera James
G. Ramsdell. Philadelphia. one organ,
stool and book, for heat can of peaches,
to Mrs. Annie o. Matthews, Gumboro;
Robelen e. Co., Wilmington, one Key
store mandolin valued at 500, for best
loaf OF wheat bread, tu Mrs. Matte
Rlades, Wyoming; j. u. Van Sewer Il
Co., Camden, N. j., ono lady's writing
desk, valued at $40, for best Mime
haha cake, to Mrs. Alice h. Brown,
Wyoming; e. D. Trimby. Philadelphia,
handsome chair valued at $40. for best
exhibit of plain needle work, to Miss
Lucy Hitch, Salisbury, Nd. ; Edward
II. Brennan, Wilmington, une uphol-
stored Quartered oak -ocker, valued at
sl0, for best corn pone, to Mrs. Thomas
Draper, IIazlattville; Wilkinson & Will.
lsiusoD, Dover, one Bulls Eye Eastman
kodak, complete, for beat work on pin
cushion, to Mrs. G. j. Wharton. Dover;
M. Il. liydorn, Milford News and Ad-
vertser, $40, for best exhibit of pre-.
served fruit, to Mrs. Il. ii. Wilson,
Dover; also S. for second best, to Mrs,
L. Mcllvaine. Magnolia; DIR. J. I.
Twilley, Dover, 49,. so for best Florida
cake, TO Mrs. } Coke Chambers, Cam
| den; also 81. 30, for best iumblea. to
Miss Emma P. Jump, Dover; Every
Evening, Wilmington, one ysar's sub
scription. for best Maryland biscuit to
Mrs. William Drake, Wyoming; A. j.
Campbell, Dover, 81 worth OF mixtures
for best lemon pie, to Mrs. ID. Pollett,
Dover; A. K. Benson, Dover, So worth
OF best mixtures, for best pound cake,
to Mrs. William I. Smithers, Dover;
Burton d Sypherd, Dover, 50. 30. for
best sponge cake, to Elizabeth Cullen,
| Dover; @. W. BarPer, Dover, one pair
OF lady's fine shoes, for nest chocolate
cake, to Mrs. a. Il. Watson, Dover;
the Call, Philadelphia. one years sub
scription, for best cup cake, to Miss
Edith L. Brown, Wyoming; the Ohio
Farmer, three months subscription,
for best Chill sauce. 10 Mrs. Annie W.
Cooper, Dover; New York World. two
years. subscription TO Thrice IA Week
World, monthly and almanac, for best
citron preserves, to Mrs. Il. A. Nc
llvaine, Magnolia; L. ID. Graham, one
pair of lady's fine SHOES, for hest orange
cake, TO Miss Edith r. Brown, Wyom-
ing; the William Lea & Sons Co., Will
mington, one barrel of Leafs best flour.
for hest half dozen rusk, to Mrs. Jennie
+. Brown. Rising suns New Castle
Newe, one years subscription for hest
grape pie, to Mrs II. II. Wilson,
Dover; also, ono years subscription,
or best bed spread. to W. a. Gum,
Frankford: Sussex journal, George
town, ono years subscription to Jour
nal AMI Thrice Week World, for best
| b., N
Wyoming; also, one years. subscription
to journal, for second best, to Grace S.
Clements. Dover; Frederick & lhila.
delphia Transportation Co., one round
trip ticket TO Phiiadelpha, for best
display uf iellies, to Mrs. d. Pollett,
Dover; Wells & Co., Dover, 81. 80, for
best green tomato pie, TO Mrs. Julia
Cook, Dover; Farm journal, Philadel-
phia, one years subscription to Jour
nal, for best home.cured ham, to Mrs.
Annie Atkins, Woodslde; also, for hest
plain rolls, to Mrs. Charles II. Weaver,
Wyoming, and for hest pumpkin pie,
TO Mrs. Il. j.. Clements, Dover: the
Delawarean, one YEARS. subscription,
for best current jely, to Mrs. Amelia
A. Lewes, Dover; also, for best lemon
custard. to Mrs. r. II. Wilson, Dover !;
j. G. Sterner, Camden, one bolt of
Fruit of Loom muslin, for best cocoa.
nut cake, to Miss Susie Lynch. FELTON, !;
j. 4. Duwnes, one organ stooo, for
best apple jelly, 10 Alice IL. Belts,
Dover; Wallace Holden, Wyoming,
s.. so gold piece, for best Jelly cake, to
Mrs. Il. II. Wilson, Dover; William
Pritchett, Dover, one handsome picture
frame, for best walnut cake, to Mrs.
II. II. Wilson, Dover; W. d. McGlogh-
Ian, Dover, one silver cake basket, for
lrst two pounds Of butter, to Mrs.
Matte Blades. Wyoming; Il. Il. Moore,
Dover, 100 pounds OF BEST flour, for
best bread, to Mrs. William II. Schantz,
Dover; the Herald, Milford, one year's
subscription, for best dozen doughnuts,
to Mrs. Charles +. Weaver, Wyoming |;
also, for best chair scraf to Mrs. John
Il. Nicholson, Dover; New York Jour.
nal, one years. subscription, for best
tomato preserves, to Mrs. Mary Il.
Soper. Magnolia; also. ono year's sub
scription TO Sunday journal, for best
loaf Of Graham bread, to Mrs. Matte
Blades, Wyoming; Evening Bulletin,
Philadelphia, one year's subscription,
for best glass Of ounce jelly, to Mrs.
Belle Gooden, Wyoming q. A. Milling.
ton, Dover, Sl5 cash, for hest display
Of fruit, to &. Gundy Brown, Rising
Sun; also, $40 for second best, to vii.
liam Il. Case, FELTON,; Stevens, Simp-
eon & Co., New York, s2j cash, to the
person receiving the largest number of
first premiums 10 fruit, to G. Gundy
Brown, Rising Sun Mr.. Brown re
ceived II first premiums. and G. W.
Kill1n OF FELTON, received 81 first pre-
miums) j, NJ. Ford, Dover, sl5, for
hest display of vegetables, to W. L.
Jakes, Wyoming; SECOND best, $40 cash,
to g. W. killen, FELTON,; q. W. Baker,
Dover. one farm bell, for besr display
of corn, to Il. q. Packard, Dover; Ii.
f. Mitchell, Philadelphia, 50 worth of
vegetables seeds, for hest display of
vegetables, 10 G. W. Killen, Feiton;
a. Pullen, Milford, Sl5 worth of fruit
trees for best baeket of peaches and
best display of plums and pears. to
William I. Gaze, FELTON,; New York
Press, one years subscription. for hest
| plate Of praches, to j. W. Killen, Eel.
ton; Newark Ledger, one yaar's sub
scription, for best bushel of corn, to j.
Gus Frazier, Dover; Farm journal,
Philadelphia, one years subscription.
for largest pumpkin, to John Il. Jack
son, Pierson's Corner; also, for best
quart of lima beans, to Mrs. William
Schantz, Dover; Il. G. Nicholson,
Chastertown, Md, S2l worth OF choice
peach trees, for best display of nuts, to
j. W. killen, FELTON,; the Philadelphia
Press, one years subscription, for the