The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-09
PREMIUMS
AWARDED.
Dover, Fair Comes to a
Close After a Success
full Season.

| Dover has been good all week, and on
Thursday ii, exceeded that OF any Thurs
day for the last ten years.
The premiums awarded are as fol-
lows:
Farm stock-Standard bred stallion,
years, George A. Millington, Dover;
brood mare, George A. Millington. Filly
under years, Ethel Millington.
Horses on all work-Staslion under 4
years, Henry Fenhimore, Leipsic; under
1 years, G. +. Hanson, Rising Sun; brood
mare and colt, J.. W. Pratt, Smyrna;
yearling colt, John T. Lyndale, Leipsic.
Single driving horse-Dr. ]. r. kuhns;
single driving horse, I'd, William, Mas
ten, DoverSpremium for Farm and Fire
side, Springfield, o., DR.. j. X. kuhns
Ladies' driving horse-Mrs. Charles
Butler, $40; Miss Carrie Lord, So.
Blooded Holstein-lst premium, cow,
D. M. Wilson; heller, years, Joseph K.
Moore; heifer, over 2 years; heifer, 10
months, calf and bull under . years,
Joseph r. Moore.
Graded Holstein-Bull COW years,
calf, COW 3 years, COW over 3 years,
heifer, D. NJ. Wilson, Dover; heller calf,
bull, herd OF Holsteins, A. G. Massey;
Jersey heifer, G. II. Davis, Dover.
Short horn cow, 3 wears, short horn
heifer calf, short horn bull and Farm and
Fireside for best bull, d. NJ. Wilson;
Farm and Fireside for best herd OF cattle,
A. G. Massey; $3.50 for best calf, James
r. Moore.
Sheep-Bnck, years. George Tait
buck over . years, Nathan Moore; buck
under2 years, I'd premium, John L.
Garrison; pair ewes over 3 years, John
p Garrison; I'd, Joseph p. Moore; pair
ewes under 3 years, John 7. Garrison;
fat sheep, James 7. York.
Brood SOW and pigs /. Con way; Berk-
shire boar and brood sow under years,
J. Colby Smith; brood SOW and pigs, A.
G. Massey; Polish China boar, c. ii.
Davis.
SpeciaIs-Ohio Farmer, j. Colby
Smith; Farm and Fireside, Nathan
Moore.
Ladies' Department-specials- Best
plain needle work, five years. subscrlp-
tion to Farm Journal, Mary Tucker; $40
for best display OF flowers, Mrs j. W.
Kilen; best wheat bread, Miss Alice
TAFT; one years subscription to New Cas-
tie News, Mrs. d. Pollett, for best sweet
potato custard; one years subscription
to Farm and Fireside. Mrs. 7. A. Nc
I;aine, for peach pie; one barrel sweet
potatoes for best spray OF sweet peas,
Miss Edith Brown; s. 80 for best floral
design, Mrs. J. w. Killen; handsome
rocker, given by Il. II. Brennan, OF Will
mington for best fancy needle work,
Mrs. Morton L. Downs; s.. 80 for best EN-.
broidered centre piece, Miss Ella Muir
ply; 100 pounds OF flour for best loaf
of bread, Mrs. Mary +. Postles; one bar
rel of -four for best bread, Miss Francis
Du Hamel; one years subscription to
De!awareau, foy currant jelly, Mrs. J.
w. Killep; one years subscription to
New Castle News, for best apple jelly,
Mrs. J. w. Killen; Dewey mandolin for
best pear preserves, Mrs. NJ. Il. Powell;
ladies writing desk for best Minnehaha
cake, Mrs. W. Knight; picture frame for
best chocolate cake, Mrs. ]. q. Brown;
$3.50 for best cocoanut cake, Mrs. Geo.
II. Gooden; s.. 80 for best Florida cake,
Mrs. J. F. Salisbury; 10 pounds candy
for best Minnehaha caka, Ella L. Cooke;
one. half pint each Of extract vanilla and
lennon for best pound cake, Mrs. Julia
Cook; one years subscription to Della
Crossmore: silver cake basket for best .
pounds Of butter, Mrs. Daniel Rash.
Cereal Department--Farm and Fire
side, for best display OF fruit, +. Nj.
Soper; Farm Journal. for best lima
beans, Mrs. James Schantz; Farm Jour
nal, for best cider vinegar, F. NJ. Soper;
Agriculture Epitomist, for best collection
of beans, Gilbert Carter; same for largest
sweet potatoes, B. 7. Conwell; same, for
three largest stocks of corn, d. NJ. Will
son; same, largest stock of celery, J. W.
Killen; came, for largest car OF corn, d.
NJ. Wilson; American Agricultnlist, for
best display of sugar beets, J. W. Killen;
same, for best basket OF grapes; same for
best onions, j. W. kilIen, one years
subscription to Philadelphia Record,
for best basket Roman Beauty apples,
Mrs. George II. Gooden; same, for
best basket OF cantaloures, Reuben +.
Brown; one years subscription to N,w
York World, for best basket cf white
potatoes, c. +. Hanson, same, for
best basket OF turnips, John G. Con.
WE'LL one years subscription to Rural
New Yorker for best specimen of Della
ware and Maryland fruits, T. NJ.
Soper; same, for specimen of vegetables
OF this Peninsula, J, W. Kilen; one
years subscription to Farm News, for
best bushel Of oats, c. +. Hanson;
same, for best bushel of buckwheat,
C. +. Hanson; same, for best basket
OF apples, J. W. killen; same, for
best basket of turnips, J. W. Killen; one
years subscription to Philadelphia Item,
for best basket OF Pippin apples, Charles
I r>f Il gh f,r
best basket OF sweet potatoes, Mrs. j. &.
Brown.
Special prem ms-organ, for best
bushcl OF wheat, Willard Fl. Blades;
Edison phoEograph, given by the
Robelen Piano Co. OF Wilmington, for
best basket of pears. J. w. Kilcn.
The negotiable Man, quite q Curl
osity, made by Harvey Walker of Mer-
maid, Del, received first premium.
"Now good digestion waits on appetite,