The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-09

above, Isl anu ~Hu premium, NuaIitS ("
! Bonaparte Jerseys-rcgistered, herd, F
Snowden Hill, 1st premium; bull, :; years
and under, list premium, F. s. Hill, end
H. 5. Bird ,Ir.; COW, 3 years and above
F. s. Hill, lst and and prcmium heifcr,
years, 1St premium, +. s. Hill; Jerseys
grade, COW, 3 years and above, list and end
premiums, II. b. Bird, Jr.: heifer, l year
old, Fl B. Bird, LIST premium. r. s. Hill
2nd premium. Guernseys-grade, COW, ::
years and above, end premium. Red
Polled-registered, bull, 3 years and above,
r. s. Hill, 1st premium, F. Wcems, End
premium Red Polled-grade, bull,
Oregan Nutwell, 1st premium, Charles
Traband, End premium; heifer, years, F.
Weems, 1st premium heifer, year and
under, 1st premium, Owen Lewis, end r.
S. Hill. Devon-grade bull. 3 years and
above, LIST premium, j. F. Richardson.
Sheer-Shr> pshires-Ram, l VI, and
above, Independent Ice Company, LIST,
premium. Southduwns-Ram, year and
above list, and pen ewes, ? years old, list,
Rudolph Thiele Dorset Horn-Ram,
year and older, 1st, r. S. Hill.
Hogs-Berkshircs- VI, Chas. J.
Bonaparte 1st premium; Rudolph Thiele,
end, boar under yr 1st, SOW Tyr list, SOW
Tyr 1st, Rudolph Tiele and Chas. J. Bona
partc end, for SOW year. Poland China
NJ. Yohn, 1st and end premiums for ,
boars, sows and pen of hogs. Jersey
Reds-Rudolph Thiele 1st and End premi-
ums for 9 bears and sows and pen of
Christmas 1st and End premiums; SOW
year and over NJ. Yohn 1st, R. Th;ele
end, SOW under year NJ Yohn. 1st; and
James Christmas end, pen of pigs Rudolph
Thiele 1st; Fat hogs, over 400 lbs 1st NJ.
Yohn
Field Products-Whitew wheat, 1st prem
ium, Oliver Berry;red wheat and pop corn,
VIM. Holmead; white, W. T. Bell; yellow
corn, W T. Beall; rye, j. L. ingalls,; hay,
j. E. Coffren.
Garden Products-Carrots st premium,
satisfy 1st, Albert McGregor; parsnips 1st,
turnips 1st, Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson; squash
1st, bcets list, pepper, LIST, Mrs. Fred
Sasscer; egg plant 1st, Mrs. Ignatius S.
Wilson: tomatoes list, ]. c. ingalls,; lima
beans 1st, Scott Armstrong.
Kitchen Probucts-Best cooked ham,
Mrs Thomas Clagett of Iowa; best cooked
poultry, Mrs. Amelia Bowie; fruit cake,
Mrs Jno. T. Hall; pound cake, Mrs. H. B.
Bird Ir.: ice cream cake, Miss Alice D. Du-
vail: cocanut cake Miss Marie Bird; sponge
cake, Mrs. j. T. WALL loaf bread and jelly
cake, Mrs. T. Z. McGaw; chocolate cake,
Mrs. R. S. Hill; jum5les, Mrs. NJ L. lyle
hart; crackers, Mrs. Julia Hall Osborn;
ginger bread, Mrs. c. G. Magruder; sugar
cake, Mrs. Annie BurwelI; rolls, Miss Lily
Willes; french rolls, Mrs. r. S. Hill; Mary
land biscuit, Miss Frances Brooke; soda
biscuit, Mrs. H. G. Hopkins; pastry, Miss
Nellie Grant; Vienna rolls, Mrs. Richard
s. Hill; candy, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Linthicum;
cllies, Mrs. Thos. Clagett of Keokuk;
fruit, Miss Alice d. Duvall: vege-
ables, Mrs. l.. E. Padgett; display of pre-
erves, Mrs. Thos. Clagett; jar pickles,
Mrs. John Gather; catsup, Mrs John
Gather; vinegar, Mrs Jos s. Wilson;
oaps, Mrs H. g. Bird, Jr; honey, Guy
Jlagett: lard, Mrs. II. B. Bird, Jr; goose
berry, blackberry and strawberry syrup.
Hiss Agnes McGregor; raspberry syrup
md dried fruit, Mrs. Thomas Clagett of
Heokuk
POCLTRY.
The display of poultry was a ma gnfi-
cent show in itself and well worth the
cost of admission to the fair
S. NJ. Kefauver, of Middletown, Md,
lad 80 varieties and nearly 400 birds. He
ook LAG first premiums, 50 second pre-
NUNS, and II premiums on breeding
,ens He won first for best display His
20 Election embraced all of the leading va
'ieties, including many kinds of bantams.
Mr.. Rudolph Thielc, of this county,
ook the second premium on display of
chickens and first on display of pigeons;
also first on Plymouth Rock cockrel first
IN Brown, China and Toulouse Geese and
irst on Pekin ducks.
Mr.. Clay d. Perkins, of Bowie, this
county, took first on Andelusians-coc
erel, hen and pullet first on white Co
,hins-pen of chicks. cockercl and pullet
.lso on black games, Indian Games and
c. G. Magrud der, Jr., won first on black
Langshans-cock, cockerel and hen; and
irst on grey Wyandotte cockerel.
Mr.. Charles L. Blanton, of Falls
Church, Va, took first and second on
black Leghorn pullets, first on cockerel;
first on pen of white Wyandotts, first on
black Minorcas and first on Plymouth
Rock pullet and second on cockerel.
Mr.. E. F. Perkins. of this county, had a
remarkably fine display of Plymouth
Rocks and won first premium on pen of
fowls also II st on chicks and first on
hen, and first on pen OF white Plymouth
Rocks
NOTES.
The exhibits of tobacco were of an uE-
usually high order.
The trains over the new railroad wee
with passengers.
A special train brought Il large crowd
from Charles county yesterday.
The officials of the Pennsylvania Rail
road attended the Fair yesterday.
The Directors deserve the thanks and
praise Of the public for the very attractive
and hcautifu1 fair