The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-10-16

uialoesi .. H. Mitchell, lou green peppers,
peck butter beans Morris Dean, 2 beets
James w. Hanna, peck Early Rose pota-
toes, lot Dutch cabbage, 9 pumpkins, H.
d. Farnandis, lot pole wax beans, lot dwarf
white wax beans lot cup carrots, lot Ger
man sprouts; John Armstrong, Z head cab
bage Mrs. Dr. G. A. Rutledge, ] dozen
carrots; JAS w. McGaw, peck red top tur-
nips H. Wilson, 6 blood turnip beets;
Archibald Wilson peck sweet potatoes
Morgan, halfbushel Ear,y Rose pota.
toes, half-bushel peerless, haf-bushel Late
Rose potatoes; Hannah Lewis, Lima beans;
r T BOVINE, halfpe,k onions from seed 1874,
variety radishes lemon and orange carrots !;
Amos b Hollingsworh, 2 punches Bull nose
peppers half dozen blood turnip beets, half
| dozen long orange carrots, lot Trophy toma-
| toes; DR. II DckrN, 6 long orange carrots, G
heels; r E Duvall, lot Early Rose potatoes.
| white Belgian carrot, hollnw-crown parsnip:
| James Parry & Bro, sweet potatoes. Irish
potatoes, red boots, carrots, parsnips, egg
| plants. corn in the ear, cabbage; -Cheyney
| Hoskns half bushel early Rose potatoes
hat dozen sweet potatoes, half dozen beets;
r Z Lee, pair radshes N HYDE, box of
Trophy tomatoes, box Canada Victory to-
matoes, lot cabbage, a potatoes, 2 baskets
| bears, holt dozen rutabagas.
GLASS 35-FRUITs.
r. G. Lee, pears, marquis Lornc :"
Jesse lIoskins, duchess" pear; Hannah
Lewis, Pomme d'cpe" Apples; r. e. Du.
vail, variety ofapl les; Robert F. Hanna,
lot apples; ]. W. Cole, lot apples Mrs
Lee Norris. grapes. pickles. pears, peaches.
butter, apple jelly, White Mountain cake !;
Miss May Williams, display apples Mrs.
Elizabeth Cain, silk quilt; Mrs. J. H.
Quinby, canned peaches; John J. Dean,
apples; James W. Hanna, Catawaba grapes;
Mnnscl E. Morrison, Falow Water apples {;
Thomas A. Hays, Fallow Water Apples;
Archibald Wilson, display of apples.
CLASS 36-FLoWERs.
II. t. Bovine, | window garden flower
Miss A. a. Quinby, 4 bouquets cut flowers;
pot flowers.
CLASS 3S-HoME-MADE FABRICS.
L. Z. King. child's dress, inflnt's skirt,
&c; Mrs. Thomas Archer, silk and wor
stcd quilt; Miss Della i. Archer, embroi-
diery; Mrs. G. L. N. Ewing, fancy quilt ;
Miss ii. :. Mccoy, pin cushion; Miss Pris
ella Mccoy, wax cross; Mrs. II. b. Swartz
afgan and cotton quilt; Mrs. Charles Hall,
quilt; Miss Annie c. Hall, pin cushion and
fancy needle work; Miss S. II. lowering,
toilet rugs; Miss Virgie Mitchell, embroi-
derry and needle work; Miss Phoebe Bvles,
worked slippers; Miss Almira Lewis silk
! quilt; Miss Eliza Lewis, embroidery; Miss
Mary e. Amos, worstcd quilt; Mrs r. Il.
| Bovine, tidN Miss Lydia Hollingsworth,
crochet quilt; Miss Annie L. Ford, (Balti.
more Coz pin cushion; Mrs. w. S. Rich
ardson. crochet quilt; Miss Lottie STAINS
bury, quilts; Mrs, VIM. NJ. Edelin,, worsted
quilt; Grover e Baker Sewing Machine
Company, garments of various kinds; Eve.
line Rue, worsted picture frames: Mrs. ].
A. Spicer, quilt; Belle Spicer, do; Miss
Eliza Parker, do; Mrs. Wm Lee Amos,
linen spread coverlct and rug; Mrs. Fanny
Chambers, worstcd curtain and 9 covers:
Mrs. Garrett Amos, tidy mats and scarf;
Miss May Williams, embroidery and bead
work; Martha NJ. Galbreath, knit quilt,
stockings and Tides; Miss Annie Kecch
| quilt; Mrs. DR.. Dickey, knit do; Mary J.
Hanna, quilts; Miss Florence Hanna, night
gown; Eta II. Wilson, letting; Mrs. An
ME L. Whtetord, nCedlcwork; Miss Annie
NJ. Gabreath, Tides; Miss Molie jenkins.
chair cover; Mis-. VIM. Scarf, quilts Nathan
Dean, Jr., quilts; Miss Mollie Z. Ford, tidy:
Morris Dean, contcrpanes tides, carriage
robe; Mrs. VIM. Young, quilts; II. D. Far
uandis, aisan and rug; Mrs. Wetherell,
quilt and rugs; Miss Bette Cover, knit
jacket; Miss NJ. j. Ru,ledge, spatter work;
Mrs. DIR. G. a. Rutedge, afghan; Mrs Dal-
las Reeve, crochet, knitting work and en-
broidery; Miss Allie Street,, embroidery;
Miss G. G. McCrackcn, counterpane; Mrs.
David Harlan, Counterpart; Frank Gibson,
quilt; Mrs. S. Archer, baby's afghan; Miss
Estclle Archer, baby's skirt; Miss Sallie
Jones, embroidery.
CLASS 40-cULINARY DEPARTMENT..
l.. E. King, Chester county, Pa..) spice
cake; J. A. Spiccr, cooked catsup, raw
catsup; George II. Glasgow, blackberry
wine; Miss II. Jane Mccoy, Jar picked
tomatoes; Mrs Jesse Hoskins vaiiety of
jellies; Miss Sarah Robinson, bottle of
grape wine; Miss Susie Fulton, 2 bottles
grape wine, bottle currunt wine, bottle
blackberry wine, bottle crab apple jelly !;
Miss Mary Fulton, bottle cherry bounce
Mrs. S. Noble, loaf light bread, rolls Miss
Mary J llama, pickles, preserved toma-
toes, apple butter, apple jelly; Mrs. II. T.
BOVINE, vinegar, ounce jelly; Mrs. Laura
j. Dlckey, apple Jelly. preserved citron;
Mrs. Hannah L. Pennington, blackberry
wine, tomato catsup Mrs. Fruncena Amos,
currant wine; Mrs. +. Ii. Webster, loaf
bread Mrs. j. NJ. Street,, biscuit; Mrs.
Garrett Amos, can pine apples, Can Bartlett
pears, can cherries, peach jelly, crab apple
jelly, butter, White Mountain cake, pan
rusks, loaf bread, ham Miss Rosie Mag
ness, apple jelly, raspberry jelly, crab up
pie jelly, qui"cc jelly, pickles; Mrs ALnic
Nonis, can peaches, can pears; J. \.
Spicer, sample vinegar; Mrs II. r. Bovine,
apple butter; Mrs. Elizabeth Cain, soft
soap; ). j. Whitcluru, hard sop; Mrs.
Annie L. Whitclord, can peaches, can
pears; Miss Annie +. Keech, currant wine
Mrs. DIR. Dickey, tomato cutsup; John
j. Dean, apple butter, common cherries
). e. Davis; vinegar: james w. Hanna,
chow chow, ounce jelly; IL. D. Farnandis
canned tomatoes, canned pears, canned
pears, canned pine apples Frank Whita-
ker, bread; Mrs. NJ. S. Field, domestic
Wine; Mrs. A. Rutledgc, currant wine
Miss Martha j. Rutledge, pound cake,
sponge cake, rusks, mushroom pickles. pre-
served ounces, preserved citron; Mrs. DR..
Z. A. Rutledge, air tight cherries, loaf
rolls Mrs. Dr. Emory, peach kernel cor
Dual; Miss Sue Street,, cocoanut cakes
Mrs. Amy b. Hnskins, preserved straw
berries, apple butter, ounce jelly, apple
jelly; Mrs. Mary Amos, sponge cake; Mrs
VIM. ii. Waters, apple jelly, blackberry
wine.
CLASS 4l-sEWING MACHINES.
Grover u Baker Sewing Machine Co., 2
Lock Stitch; S. L. Penning, Wheeler &
Wilson Machines.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Andrew Boyle, surface chrome; Issac
Amos-Stoves, Emerald Cook, Parlor
Heater, Air Tight, Prize, Brilliant Parlor
Light; JAS M. Reynolds, lightning rod
cables John M. Blake, colt; Geo. G. Cur.
tiss, maps and sun dial, Mrs. NJ. +. Curtiss,
paintings from nature; Henry Rcckord, fine