The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10

nntcPahie displays IN th' hall Wer" the
finral and art departments the former un-
DIR the direction of George A Steele and
tepartmrnt-M r. Thackery, super.
intendent, was also most credtabl-. In
the household deplrtmedt - Mrs A. w.
Mitchell, superintendent, the exhibit was
interesting.
GA the main thoroughfsre-kn as
che M way"--the attractions this year
were so newhat tame--fakirs being no.
where seen.
Another attraction much missed was the
sideshow with its glaring banners and
noisy clatter-the Snowman being kept
away by the large war tax that Is now
imposed By the Internal Revenue de-
ptrtment. Tue show Of machinery was
also small.
Among the exhibitions in this depart
ment vas the firm oil Isaac Rob nsou, Of
Chesapeake City, which had on exhibition
farm machinery in the care Of Representa-
tive Dualap Burns and Bro hers, of
iavre de Grace, displayed fine line Of
their popular carriages
Tne North East Band, under leader
Isaac Coslett, discuursed up to-date selec-
ton. on Tuesday, while on the other days
stringed orchestra was stationed in the
grand stand.
George Bennett, OF Chesapeake City, ac-
ted as judge of the races.
Noticeable exhibitors in the various de.
partments were:
Cattle-Mauly Drennen. Elkton; Holings-
worth Brothers, Landenburg; II. c. Mellow
ell, Principle; j. NJ. McCammant. New Lon
don; S. kennard Blake, Elkton; II. H. Emory,
Elkton; Charles Walton. Iron Hill; Thomas
Harlan, Chesapeake City.
Horses-J. NJ. McCammant, New London :
r. c. Anderson, Fair Hill; William 7. Stew
art, Fair Hill; r. II. Emory, Manly Drennen,
Elkton.
Sheep-William J. Arrants, Elk Neck ;
George Anderson, Fair Hill.
Hogs-Charles r. Foard, Manly Drennen,
Elkton; Monroe Yohn, Winfield, Md; John
Warren, William Drake and r. c. Mcdowell.
Cecil county.
Farm Proiucc-R. S. Galaber, j. L. Gal
laher, OF Cherry Hill; John Ward, r. II.
Lodge, Elkton; L. o. Walton, Charles Wal
ton, Iron Hill; George W. Williams, Prin-
cipio.
Poultry-H. D. NJ. Howard, of Elkton
Gnrpnal TitIla Al,
Cherry Hill; T. X. Mcdowell, Principio
Daniel Arbuckle, Charles Lewis, Newark.
Ladies' Fancy Department Rebecca Say-
maker. Lancaster; Adel Bissel, New Jer-
sey. Mrs. Alfonso Babcock, Mrs. +. f. Bell,
Bristol; Miss d. C.. Faust. Glenside; Mrs.
Joseph Frederick, Allentown; Miss 0. A.
Gilpin, Elkton Miss Alice Hammell, Drep-
tertown, Pa Mrs. b. f. Kepner, Allentown;
Miss Irene Laufton, Theodore; Mrs C. b.
Wharton, Dover.
Art-Miss Florence Snyder, Baltimore,
Miss Corinne lamar Elkton; Miss d. c.
Foust, Philadelphia; Mrs. Il. G. Thackery,
Elkton; Miss Cora Spencer, Havre de Grace.
Fruit-W. Arthur Mitchell, John Fenton,
Elkton; John Ward, E. H. Galaher J. E..
Gallaher, I'll. G. Gallaher, Cherry Hill; Mrs
jesse Bedwell, Elkton; George W. Williams,
George Holden, Mrs. Thomas McIntire, ear
Elkton.
Household-Mrs. Jesse Bidwell, Mrs. Mary
Clark, Mrs. Ella Eaton, Mrs. William c. Pyle,
Miss Bessie Walworth, Mrs. Jennie Ward,
Mrs. George W. Williams, Mrs. j. A. Ritten-
house, Mrs. NJ. G.. McIntire, Mrs. H. d. NJ.
Howard, Mrs. William ]. Arrants, Mrs. WILL
lam r. Gipin, Cecil county; Mrs. Sarah
Phillips. Toughkenamon, Pa; Mrs. 4. c..
Stittam. Wilmington.
Floral-Mrs. John T. Brown, Mrs. Emm a
Hogg, Miss Emma Thomas, ]. T. Phillips,
Misses Mollie, Helen and Flora Ash, Elkton.
Mrs. Nancy Brown, Cecil county.
DIVISION A-CATILE.
Glass 1-Gernseys, Thoroughbred ed-Bull, 2
years and over, 1st, J NJ McCamant; I'd, M
NJ and E J Hollingsworth; between and 9
years, 1st, d Mitchell; I'd, ] T Armour.
under year, 1st, NJ McCamant; I'd. M M
and E J Hollingsworth; best COW or heifer. 8
years and over, 1st, same; I'd, Manly Dren-
men; between 2 and years, 1st, JIM Nc
Camant; Cd, same; between / and 2 years
1st, NJ NJ and E Hollingsworth; I'd, MANLY
Drennen heifer calf under 1 year, 1st, M