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

en- DUCKS; john L. MITCHELL, BraZllllan
ducks; T. B. Swartz, dark bronze turkeys
E. H.viland, white and buff cochin, light
and dark bramah chickens; Jas. Amos, pair
pea fowls and 5 young do; G. A. Rutledge
trio turkeys; Parry Haviland, La Plata
ducks, buff cochin and dark bramah chick
ems; Miss May Williams, blue game and
brown breasted game chickens; VIM. Il.
Sawyer, common fowls, Dominiques and
grays;; VIM. II. Jones, Hong Kong geese
j. Henry Jarrett, light bramah chickens.
CLASS F-FACTORYPR PRODUCTS.
Observation-Disclosures AMOS.
Henry c. Schilling, cloth and wool blank
cts; John Lilly e Son, fulled cloth, kcr
seys and blankets.
CLASS G-CARRIAGES AND LEA TIL
Err MANUFACTURES.
Carriages and Wagons.-Lambert Pen
nington, light and 1 heavy spring wagon;
John A. Hanna & Bro, family carriage,
2 two-passenger top buggies, light ex-
press, jump seat carriage M. F. Hop
kins, one-seat top carriage; Linton Il La
mott, light express, l Racine wagon !;
Young & Pussy, Strudebrakor farm wag-
on.
Sddales and Ha1WtSS.-Joscph A. Klug,
set single carriage harness, set double do.
FURNITURE.
John Schuck &c Son, suit chamber fur
niture, extension table and tete-a-tetc.
Boots and ShOtS.-August Knotler, pair
handmade stitched CATERS.
FlOW.-J. M. Herman, family flour,
Graham bread and corn meal.
CLASS H-MA CHINERY AND NIPPLE
MENI'S
Superintendent-WM. II. WATERS.
DARN Implements-Ewe & Lutz, milk
strainer and bucket; William GLADDEN.,
milking stool.
Farm HmplemeHt$.-A. d. Carroll, brooms;
S. L. Spencer, potato planter; Heebner &
Sons, Lansdale, Pa. level-tread horse pow
err, thresher and separator; patent speed
regulator; G. Smith Norris, Diamond
grain mill G. II. Stiiler, hay and straw
cutter, 3 plows; Ellis Hoffman, one-horse
endless chain thresher and cleaner; John
B. Gemmill, hay rake, cornstalk cutter and
crusher; hay and straw cutter; Young &
Pussy, Crawford mower, Gibbs steel pillow,
Russell reaper and mower; H. F. Willis,
grain mill George w. McComas, Butter
worths steel railway horse power; Mar
shall j. Hunt, l twohorse corn drill,
one horse do, hay cutter, corn shelter; r.
A. Kelly, two-horse stave roller; William
Dawson, land roller; G. l.. Heck, Casho
three-horse power, Diamond State thresh-
er and cleaner; James B. Harkins, Wis
consin pillow Hulshart & Butler, plows;
Jarrett r. Baldwin, Kirby combined self
harvester, No. &, Wheeler combined do,
Kirby two wheel mower, Ball steel pillow
and Bickford s. Huffman grain drill :;
Joshua Thomas, Buckeye combined table
rake, Buckeye mower, horse rake; Au-
gustus Kennedy, wire brooms; c. L. Vail,
Mosher iron pillow; L. G. Breekbrill, Ken
dicks combined tanning mill grain and
seed separator.
CLASS EAGRICUL1U R1L PRODUCE
1TONS
Superintendent-WM. P. TRIMBLE.
Joseph B. Hoskins, yellow seed corn ;
Kirk Brown, Pleasant Grove, Pa, peck
red wheat; c. G. Kinsey, bushel yellow
corn, pix red wheat; VIM. d. Bartleson,
1 PIX Fultz wheat, J. Parry & Co., pix
Jennings winter wheat, Mediterranean do,
Fultz do. DR.. E. II. Richardson, Clawson
white Probstier oats; Il. Pearson Amos,
oats and sheaf; Samuel F. Whistler, yellow
corn; w. Scott Whiteiord, white German
oats; J. p. Benson & Son, red wheat; Kirk
Brown, 10 ears corn; James r. Whiteford,
Susuuehanna oats; j. Parry & Bro, yell
low corn; Charles A. Rutledge, buckwheat;
Theodore r. Moore, Probstier oats; s. j.
Whiteford, red wheat; Jno. w. Galbreath,
amber do. Morris NJ. Yean, yellow corn
VIM. GLADDEN., millet; Hugh Smith, Har-
ford county almshouse, red wheat, white
oats and corn in ear; Jas. w. McGaw, red
wheat; Miss Jessie Fraser, millet.
Root C'ops.-G. L. VanBibber, ruta
bagas, sugar bcets satisfy, parsnips, tur-
nips, sweet potatoes, carrots; j. Parry &
Bro. sugar and table beats; VIM. II. Wat
son, imperial sugar beets A. B. Holdings
worth, Early Rose potatoes, 3 varieties
sweet potatoes Jno. Street,, table beets,
sweet potatoes; w. Scott Whiteford,
Browncll's Beauty, Compton's Surprise
and Late Rose potatoes, satisfy; John E.
Hardesty, sugar beets, carrots, parsnips
J.P Benson &c Son, Brownel's Beauty
potatoes Kirk Brown, table parspips and
bcets Edwin Haviland, Brownell's Beau
ty potatoes, table beets; Charles A. Rut-
| ledge, table beets; J. II. Quinby sugar and
table beets, aalsify, French turnips, ruta
bagas, potatoes, China rose radishes; Henry
Bauer, Early Rose potatoes, sweet potato
es, table beets, carrots, satisfy, onions, Lima
beans, beans, egg plants, squashes Edwin
Haviland, carrots and Grossom pepper
Chas A. Rutledge, table beets; Garrett
Amos, beets; Hartford County Almshouse
beets, turnips and rutu bagas; James
Kenly, sugar bects and Peerless potatoes
II. f. Willis, Brownell's Beauty potatoes
Hugh Il. Bay, Peerless and Early Rose
potatoes; Mrs. John Lambright, Lima
beans; Mrs j Ohm Lambright, lima beans,
VIM. A. Heaps sweet potatoes.
Table Vegetables J. Ayres, 8
varieties pumpkins; G. l.. VanBibber
Cashaw and Mammoth pumpkins, cabbage
onions, squash; G. q. Kinsey, winter
squashes; Ellis j. Tucker, mammoth pump.
kins; J. Parry & Bro, Lima beans, cab
bage Chas. A. Rutledge, potato and
mammoth pumpkins; e. Pearson Amos
onions; A. b. Hollingsworth, celery, cab.
bage, onions, egg plants, tomatoes, pep
pers; w. Scott Whiteford, field pumpkins
II. F. Willis, celery j. P. Benson Sc Son
! field pumpkins Kirk Brown, sweet pump.
kins and winter squash Geo. w. McComas
Giant Rocca onions from seed James w
Hanna, sweet potato pumpkins; r. T.
Bovine, do, VIM. Davidson, field and
cheese pumpkins; Merryman Hall, Lima
Beans Garrett Amos, onion sets and rad
ishes; J. II. Quinby, garden vegetables
white and red onions, Lima beans; Henry
Bauer, assortment table vegetables; Parry
Haviland, sweet potato and cheese pump