Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-29
COUNTY FAIR DRAWS
Big CROWD TO PARK
Judges Award Prize Ribbons to the LARGE
Number Of Deserving Men and
Women Exhibitors
BOOTHS ARE DOING WELL

loaf of bread-MIss NJ e. Regan, CT
this city.
Best sponge cake-Miss Alice Moore,
Marshallton.
Best jelly roll-Mrs ]. A. Weldin.
Best apple pie-Miss Rebecca Plank
ington.
Best huckleberry pie-Mrs. A. Nau-
dain
Best display OF cakes-Mrs. s. f.
Armstrong, Ashland.
Fruit. Vegetable and Grain, Arnold
Naudain. manager. Blue ribbon win
ners:
Best display OF peaches-O. w. East-
burn, Union, Del.
Best bushel OF potatoes-iH. r. Kel-
ley Marshallton
Best bushel Of wheat--T. l.. Bailey.
Falkland.
Best bushel of corn-w. Arm
strong, Ashland.
Best display OF beets-Tohn Brocken.
Marshallton.
Best bushel of long berry red wheat
Frank Yearsley.
Best display OF mangel wurzle-R.
S. buckingham.
Best display of popcorn-Ralph Ew-
art, Hockessin.
Six heaviest stalks OF como. w.
Eastburn.
Best specimen of Lima bean-H. r
Kelley.
Best display Of apples-Philip Pier
son. Hockessln.
Best display Of tomatoes--J. Edward
Addiclxs.
Best display of pears-o. W. East
burn.
Best display of thoroughbred pota-
toes--Philip Pierson.
Best display OF twenty-five stalks OF
corn. Lawrence Star: cream separator
A. Naudain Jr.
Best display OF wheat-Frank Years.
ley Best bushel Of wheat grown bv
Cranston fertilizer-Frank Yearslev.
Best bushel OF potatoes grown by
Cranston fertilizer-E. II. Woodward
Elsmere.
Live Stock Department, Philip T.
Plerson, manager-Pomona Grange
blue ribbon winners:
Genteman's roadster and four OF his
get-A. c. Mearn Kimbleville. Pa.
General purpose stallion and six of
his get-H. Pordham, Stanton. Del
Best mare and colt-A c. Mearn.
Best three-year old colt-T S. Bailey.
Best two-year old colt-Pennock
Bros, this city
A. Naudain won ten ribbons for a
fine display Of cattle Of various ages
and grades.
II. Pordham won three blue ribbon
prizes for cattle; also second prize
on a Holstein bull calf.
Oxford buck-Second prize. second
grade yearling dambs, first prize: sec
ond-grade Hampshire ewes, H. Pord-
ham.
Two Oxford ewes-Second prize, T.. S.
Bailey. Pen Of sheep and Lincoln
buck, both won by T. s. Bailey.
Best Chester white boar: also Berk-
shire boar; yoke of oxen-J. Edward
Addiclxs.
Coop Of black Minorca chickens-T.
II. Vandever, Mt. Cuba. He also won
the second prize for chickens.
One coop of silver spangle Hamburg
chickens-W. H. Mounce. WoOddale
One coop Of barred rock chickens
Mrs. Emma Armstrong, Ashland: sec
and prize, H. W. Waugh, Hockessin1
One coop OF buff Plymouth Rock
A. d. Armstrong; second prize, H. Nc
Waugh.
One pen Of Pekin ducks and one pen
Of Pekin ducklings-A. Naudain, Jr.
One box of doves-Annette H. Foote,
Stanton.
Pair Of Angora hares-Mrs. H. Me-
gill, Elsmere; also winner of prize on
Belgian hares.
Winner of prizes on Nupclai bees
J. A. Gebhart, Yorklyn.
Special winners of prizes offered by
Wilmington merchants:
Best pulling pair of horses-H. Pord-
ham.
Best ploughing horses-H. Pordham.
Best looking colt-A. c. Mearns.
Finest horse display-A. G. Mearns.
( Largest hog-J. Edward Addicks.
/ Gentlemans finest driving horse-J.
/ Edward Addicks.
Best display litter Of pigs-E. Wood
ward.
Best butter cow. Edward Addicks.
Largest and best bred Plymout
Rock chicken-M. Armstrong.
Best milch cow. Edward Addicks.
Best display Of sheep-H. Pordham.
Finest unbroken colt-T. S. Bailey.
Best looking single team. Edward
Addicks
Finest team in harness.. Edward
Addicks.
Calvin w Crossan and W. Thomp-
son were judges of the live stock.
John Bracken and w. R. Kelley OF
the fruit. vegetables and grain.
Besides Mr.. Rossell. Aaron Jones. Of