The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-10-11
IRR0LL COUNTY FAIR.
.,,Dnrn As A SUCCESS BY MANAGE
rs,,r-pREHIUM LIST ANNOUNCED.

pa1 premium L'Sl AANOO''lD'
$3.50 annual fair given by the
The n rorntv Fair and Agricultural
rarol I'm on October 3rd, 4th and
lssocla' Stgn,al1vood, is regarded as
;ah, al considering how busy the
success' ore at the time, as the sea-
tarnelss about three weeks late the
90 Na 1oont is much pleased with the
panaggsenceo About 900 were there the
StengiaLL 200 the second day and l2OO
first ~ a;,d dav. The management is
the " lil Contemplating many improve
already 81 the fair in 1913, and with
nents iu- it has had and the en-
n lsSrsgement given the enteIpllse w
c0ul nstrons, believes that the most
~ s;-ppble location was seiecteo anu
desi abe fair will grow to be a large
tna .;,ution. All those to Whom con-
nsli :"ne were granted are SAID TO De
cesslo 'd With the result, and assert
pleasts1 The future they will be ready
tHal y, u great many more attractions.
10 , @uu Doyle & Magee had Tine
s!h;+ N their large tent, they had
ezuiuts and a number Of farming I'M
sns nnnrs wood saw and chopping
2l q Thev we're we'll patronlzed,
nl n:nr engines and other things. The
sellln7 Milford and Henry Company,
new Tor, had a good display of en-
Q! w. nnmD lacks and other things;
sIl'1 sdward Greenholtz, their agent
MI westminster, reports several sales,
d d, IL highly pleased with the result.
aI a.. a. Auhrev J. Stem, of Winfield, had
W. sna oyhihit Of blankets, robes, cloth
nc and wagons. He also met with
lrocnss in introducing his goods:
TSorp we're several exhibits booked
mot did not arrive owing to frelght
1 ;nIs The management wishes to
.bonk all those that had exhibits.
Tho exhibitors were as follows
uosdames-Howell Davis, c. Spencer,
" Wardenfelt, J. d. Owings, Chas,
WAGNER. Florence Spencer, 4. Zepp,
VIM n, Wardenfelt, r. c. Baker, L.
" zenp; Misses-Kurtz, Martha Cop
nersmith, Rosa NJ. Spencer, Elsie
Coppersmith.
sctnaubed, Ezra Coppersmith, a
Sn9ncer Howell Davis, Edw. Little
Cbac Wagner, r. P. Riddle and j. ID
w Owings.
" lows:
spiced peaches-Mrs. Howell Davis
first: sDiced pears, Miss Rosa NJ
cnoncer. first; spiced cantaloupes
Mrs. ]. D. Owings, first.
Jared peaches, whole-Mrs. Joshua
D Owings, white, first; Mrs. E. w
Wardeafe1t, yellow, first; Miss Elsie
CoDpersmith, yellow, first and second;
Miss Elsie Coppersmith, white, first.
Sliced Jared peaches-Mrs. E. w
Wardenfelt, first; Mrs. ]. D. Owings
first; Miss Elsie Coppersmith, second
Jared cherries, wax-Miss Rosa Nj
Spencer, second; Mrs. J. D. OWlngs
first; cherries red-Forence Spencer
first
Jared plums-Miss Rosa NJ. Spen,
Ger, first; Mrs. J. D. Owings, second
Jared pears-Florence Spencer
first
Prunes-Mrs. ]. D. Owings, 2 first
Ouinces-Mrs. J. d. Owings, first
Jared vegetables-A Zepp, first
String beans, wax-Mrs c. Wagner
first: green-Mrs r. c. Backer, first
Jared or canned sugar corn-A
Zepp, first
Canned or Jared tomatoes ant
corn-A Zepp, first.
Jared onions and cucumbers-A
Zepp, first; Jared pears-Mrs. A.
Zepp, first.
Jared tomatoes-Mrs. J. d. OW1ngs
first
Pickles-Mrs. ]. D. Owings, French
first
Gerkins pickles-Mrs. Howell Davis
first
Cucumbers and pickles-Mrs. z. W
Wardanfelt, first.
Picked onions-Mrs. Chas. Wagner
first
JeIly-Quince, Florence Spencer
peach, F. W. Wardenfelt; crabapple
honey, VIM. H. Wardenfelt; crab,
apple, Florence Spencer.
Wine-J. D. Owings, wild cherry
first; white grape, first; Concord
grape, first: Elderberry, first; cider
wine, first; blackberry, first.
Peppers-J. D. Owings, first.
Corn Class-Howell Davis. 2 stalks
with ears on each, first and second;
NuliSl OCuuduUGl, D SldlhS VI 1OdAl
ing, first; yellow Dent, first; Ezra
Coppersmith; second, Yellow Dent;
first, White Dent; first, sugar corn.
Pop corn-R. P. Kiddel, first, vel
low; first, red.
Golfer corn-C. Schaubel, second
A. Spencer, first
Jerusalem corn-C. Schnaubel
first
Potato Class-Chas. Wagner, best "
peck, first; Howell Davis, best peck
nrst; R. c. Baker, Early Ohio, first
Mm.Lockard, Y bushel potatoes, first
=. Schnaubel, Mountain Green, first;
IRISH Cobbler, first; Vulcan, first, and
Late Rose, first.
Stock Beets and Carrots-R. P
Riddle, Golden Lankard Mangles;
hrst and second.
carrots for Stock-R. P. Riddle
imported Short White Carrots, first
and second.
Pumpkins-R. C. Baker, sweet pota.
TO- hrst and second; COW pumpkins
H. +. Riddle, first.
Cabbage-Mrs. ]. d. Owings, first
carrots for table use-J. D. Owings
first
Apples-Mr. c. Wagner, York, sec.
G 1d; j. D. Owings, first on York, Vol
MVer, Grimes, Ben Davis, Baldwin
VINE Sap, Smoke House, Summer
Rqmbo, Stark, Pound and Gravestine