The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-10-15

Large FfaitS.-Mrs. r. r. Carman, peaches:
Mrs Louisa STREET., peaches Mrs Sarah s.
Hays, eleven kinds.
Jellies-SnadU Fruits Mrs Sarah s. HAYS,
eight kinds Of jellies.
JeQies.-Mrs. Reese, apple and ounce; Mary
r. Prigg, ounce; Mrs. Louisa STREET., APP
pie; Mrs. Sarah s. Hays, eight kinds of jelly;
Mrs. E. G. Garrettson, apple.
Canned Fruit (Sealed previous to 1S75).-
Miss Mary Il. Carman, pears; Miss Louisa
Street,, pears; Miss Sarah S. Hays, five kinds
canned fruit.
Canned Fruit, Sealed in 1915 Mrs. r. II.
Carman, peaches; Mrs. VIM. Walters, to-
matoes Mrs. Emma Holingsworth, peach cs
and pears Mrs Sarah s. Hays, nine varie-
ties canned fruits; Miss George Jacobs
peaches.
ispiced Fruits Mrs Sarah S. Hays, seven
kinds spiced fruits
Pickes-Mrs II. r. Carman, pepper sauce
and hodge podge; Mrs Louisa Street,, pick.
les; Mrs Sarah S. Hays, nine kinds of pick
les Mrs. j. Alex. Shriver chow chow.
Cdtsups, Vinegar and Soaps Ellis ]. Tuck
er, vinegar; Mrs. r. r. Carman, vinegar;
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Painter, hard soap; Mrs
Sarah S. Hays, cucumber catsup, cider vine
gar, hard SO ,p; Parry & Bro, vinegar.
Hams and Dried Beef-Mrs.Sara s. Hays
ham.
Domestic Vines. Michael ]. Wheeler, cur
rant wine
GLASS K-HOU SEHOLD AND DOMEs.
TIC MANUFA CTURES.
|, WO0NenS-El il. Broughton, open work
stockings; Mrs. II. M. Painter, knit stock.
ings.
Tancy Needle Wrh-Zephp Work Miss
Nellie Oldham, towel rack, lamp mats; Mrs.
j. III. Dussey, stand covers, Mrs. +. A. Rich
ardson, child's worsted sack; Miss NJ lola
Silver, bead pin cushion and cover, tuffed
mat, worked slippers, hair pin receiver, book
mark, toilet mat, piano stool, holder worked
by girl 8 years old Mrs Kate Adams, tidy.
iSilt and Cotton Embroidery, Jc.-Miss Mel
lie Oldham, pin cushions, twilight, toilet rack
centre, catchall, watch case, hair pin box,
toilet mats, embroidered and braided pillow
shams, yoke and sleeves, braided night dress,
tides, pin cushion cover, sofa pillow, sofa
scrap rug; Eliza NJ. Broughton, night dress;
Miss Mary Galbrcath, knit quilt, $50 pieces;
Mrs. Ii. nj. Painter worked slippers, pin
cushion, child's dress; Mercy NJ Haines, knit
quilt Mrs. j. p. Dallam, ottoman cover.
Plum Needle Wo,h-Quilts.-M Phoebe
Biles, calico patchwork; Miss Mary A. Reese
quilt, Lee Magncss, counterpane Eliza
Broughton, quilt; Mr.. H. NJ. Painter, quilting
and tatting.
Plain Needle Work-Mrs. Ella Shendan
homemade cloth Miss Mary E. Carman,
darned stockings; Mrs. H. NJ. Painter, hand
made shirts, collars and cuffs, luckngs by
hand and by machine; Mrs. Sarah S. Hays
shirt collar, hand made.
General Fancy Work.-NIrs S. G. Davis
CLASS L-MLSCELLANEOU,S ARTE-
Giles.
1pples, &c.-Parry & Bro, apples; A. John,
son, Duchess d'Angomlcme pears Garrett
Amos, monthly raspberrics; j. p. Silver,
silver Seeding apples; Mrs. j. Alex Shriver
apples and pears; r. F. Hanna, fallawatel
and pound apples II. H. Bradford, apples
Pears and Peaches-Parry Bro, pears G
w. Archer, fall pears Capt G. Ii. Snow 32
varieties pears; Jas. A. Amos, pears.
CLASS M-FLORAL DECORA T7ONS.
Capt. G. II. Snow, dahlias, roses and cut
flowers Miss Mary L. Amos, flowers; Harry
G. Shriver, flowers; Miss Mary Fulton, flow.
ers; Miss Mary E. Amos, bouquet; Bel Ali
Graded School, large collection of flowers
and floral designs.
CLASS N-DISCRETTONARY.
RI Bovine, evergreen sweet corn Miss
Nellie Oldham, 10 kinds of jelly; kinds Of
spiced fruits, kinds pickles, 8 kinds jam
peach and pear marmalade, apple, ounce
and grape butter; j. G. Robinson, cabinet
organ, John Merryman, shepherd dog; j. NJ
Reynolds, Munson copper lightning rod.
Ever u Lutz, spouting Mrs Sarah S. Hays
10 kinds of conserves; Samuel X Fendall
Shropshire buck Nathan Dean, folding Ia
BILE; Andrew Boyle, rustic chair; George
Pierce, combined fork, DC.
Rosenfeld 81 Bros, per Capt. Chas. b. Jones
large display of clothing.
CLASS NUSEAEN7S.
Ploocihg Match.-IIushart & Buffers pillow
b. f. Ayres, 2 teams John Moores' team
j. b. Harkins plow Joel Pussy, do, Nor
gan & Co., do.