The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-10-03

[ Holland, Ir., first and second. Mr. K. L
Hopkins took first premium on workin
L oxen. and MIR Richard.M. Hopkins frs
I ON yoke of young oxen, as did also MI
Il William Wilson. The FilSton Farm wa
{ awarded the special premium for the hes
'lalIy herd of any herd not over two year
: which have never calvcd.
: P"IITRY.-The exhibition of poultr,
was very fine, including Asiatics, Spanish
and African breeds and a splendid lot O
pigeons of every kind and description
This department was under Mr.. p. H
Mccormick as superintendent and Mr.
j. w. McAbee, assistant. Premiums were
awarded as follows: Light Brahma
chickens, James F. Snodgrass, second
premium; Black Langshan chickens,
Daniel Kissick, first and second; Brahmas,
]. II. Mehring, first; Buff Plymouth
Rocks, Viola Harkins, first; Cochins, J.
Fl. Mehring, first; Silver Wyandotts,
Mrs. w. H. Harlan, first; Barred Ply
mouth Rocks. ]. l.. Mccormick. first;
White WyandottS, Thomas c. Bateman,
second; pair White Wyandotts, Mrs. E.
Turner, first and second; breeding pen
Wyandott chickens, Mrs. E. Turner, first
and second; pen Black Leghorns, w. P.
Bavington, second; pen Black Minorcas,
w. p. Bavington, first and second; Silver
Duckwing Leghorns, J. II. Mehring, first;
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns, !. H.
Mehring. first; White Leghorns, Lester
Staley, first; Black Minorca chicks, Henry
Campbell, first; Black Minorca chicks,
Daniel kissick, second; pair Brown Leg
horn chicks. J.. H. Mehring, first; pair
Black Minorcas. w. p. Bavington. second,
pair Indian Cornish Games, Robert d.
Phelps, first; pair Indian Cornish Games,
I. II. Mehring, first; pair b. b. Red Games,
J.. H. Mehring, first; Mr.. Mehring took
first and second premiums on Bantams
of all kinds entered and also took forty
first premiums on pigeons of different
varieties, also first premium on Silver
Pheasants, and Master J. Maoroe Nc
Cormick received first premium ON a pair
Pearl Guinea chicks. Mr.. Robert w. Phelps
took first premium on Geese, MIR. ].
Wilson McNabb and Raymond McNabb
each took first premiums on Homer and
rumbler Pigeons. First premium on
Belgian Hares went toJ Wilton McNabb
Raymond Forward capturing second.
SwINE.-The exhibit of swine has not
been up to what it ought to be for several
years, but some very fine porkers were
on exhibition. The exhibit was under
Mr.. J. B. Hoskins as superintendent A
herd to consist of boar and not less than
four sows.-The following premiums
were awarded:
Berkshire-Herd, Alex. NJ. Fulford,
first premium; boar over two years old,
Mex. M. Fulford, first premium; Filston
Farm, second; boars under two years
old, Filston Farm, first Premium ]. Z. |
Webster, second; sows over two years
old, Filston Farm, first and second |
premiums; sows under two years, Alex.
NJ. Fulford first PREMIUM Filston Farm. |
second; lot of shoats, not less than four,
Alex. NJ. Fulford, first premium, Filston
Farm, second; sow and pigs, Alex. NJ.
Fuliord, first premium, Filston Farm,
second.
SHEEP.-The exhibit of sheep was not
up to what was expected so far as num-
hers go, but some very fine Shropshires
were sent by Mr.. John Moores. Mr..
Joseph W. Archer was the superintendent
of this department. The premiums were:
Shropshire-Ram, John Moores, first;
buck lamb, John Moores, first; lot of
ewes not less than two years, John
Moores, first and second; eve lambs,
John Moorest first and second.
Grade.-Lot of Ewes, J.. Kenton Hop
kins, first; ]. L. Mccormick, second eve
ltmbs, J. L. Mccormick, first.
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUcTS.-A very
creditable display of all kinds of products
of the farm, nicely arranged and giving
to the spectators fair sample of the sub
stantials which our Hartford farmers
raise. Messrs. c. A. Andrew and S. B.
l[ollingsworth were the superintendent
of this department. The list of articles
upon which premiums were given is too
long to give in detail. Those receiving
premiums were: Edward Dietz, A.
AIehl, Viola Harkins, w. F. Kisling,
Daniel A. Bay. J. l.. Mccormick, A. V.
bailey, Howard Rigdon, r. E. Duvall, ].
Nathan Dean, Robert w. Phelps, Robert
J. Gilbert, James c. Watson, ]. 6. Favour,
Henry Campbell, A. D. Lilly, Mrs. ]. P.
Reynolds, Mrs. G. H. Osthein, S. L.
Dietz, Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs Mary
T. Gleason, Mrs. Kate Gleason, Miss
Priscilla Forwood, Thomas c. Bateman,
William Brown, Mrs. Sue Walters, Mrs.
John r. Farley, w. H. Harlan, Howard
Rigdon, Carrie L. Burkins, Mrs. K. F.
Hanna, H. Haviland, R. c. Gilbert, Misses
Fannie Keen and Annie H. Cairnes, James
Lee, Mrs. A. T. Patterson and w. H.
Day.
The Enterprise Carriage Company had
IN excellent display OF fine buggies, also |
something new in the line of wheels, the
hubs of which revolve on roller bearings. |
TUESDAY.
cas- TRoT-PURSE $500.
Minnie Belle, w. S. Gray, Oxford, Pa. 2 |
Jerry Wilkes, A. H. Tyson, Whining
ton,
Miss Virga B., b. m, Thos. c. John
son, Hanover. Pa....................... + 3 |
Marshal Mote, A. w. Lee, Deer creek. s + 4
Margie D.. Wilton Greenway, Tow
son, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. DIR.
Time. 27la, 2.31A 2.291a. 2.3S.
HARTFORD COUNTY RAcE-PuRsE 5000.
Annie c., A. w. Lee, Deer Creek. III
Billie A., X. c. Richardson, Church
g. H.. {. H. Drennen, Havre de Grace. 3 3 3
Time-2.+O, 2.3+A. 2.39.
RUNNING RAcE.-PURsE $50.
,Salma, St. Imgoe Stables, Pimco,
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