The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-13

Shrvpshire-H. D Farnandis, ewes and
ram lamb.
LincOlnShire.--T. B. Swartz, buck.
CLASS D.-SwNE.
CheSter.-D. P. Hollingsworth, G shoats;
Dunlap Warfel, boar Garrett Amos, boar.
BerkShi1e.-Henry s. Gorrell, boar and
sow; WIN. Rodham, boar; A, M. Fulford
boar, 4 sows and pen shouts; Ramsay
McHenry, sow and pigs, and shoats.
ESSer.-J. G. Thompson, sow and boar;
Col. E. II. Webster, boar, SOW and 6 pigs.
Grade.-Joseph B. Hoskins, 8 shoats;
VIM. Edelin,, shoats; s. B. and George
Silver, SOW and pigs.
Poland China.--James w. McGaw, boar
and SOW; DR.. G. A. Rutledge, Q boars, SOW
and 5 shoats.
GLASS E-PoULTRY.
W.T.. Sawyer, common fowls; G. G..
Kinsey, domestic chickens DR.. G. A. Rut-
common fowls; Mr.. Thos III. Hendon, Po-
and partridge cochin, dark and light
bramahs, mixed chickens Dr. r. Dickey,
partridge cochin chickens and poland
ducks; VIM. l.. Hawkins, dark bramah
chickens; Henry w. Archer, geese; Benia-
min Standiford, partridge cochins;E .P Amos
light bramah chickens and common ducks;
Mrs. Arch Wilson, turkeys; r. F. Hanna,
poland ducks; Mrs. 7. i. Swarts, bronze
turkeys; Mrs. II. II. Lee, game chickens;
S. N Hyde, drak bramah chickens; Walter
Groom, drak bramah chichens; Mrs. Mar
tina johnson, geese; Mrs. Hugh Bay, COM
mon fowl; H. d. Farnaudis, light bramahs;
j. Russell Martinez, Antwerp homing
pigeons; S. j. Martinez, Antwerp homing
pigeons; Miss Cornelia Norris, domestic
fowls; Mrs. d. G. Vanhorn, geese and
ducks; II. f. Willis, ducks; Mrs. James
Robinson, white bramahs; John II. Reck-
ord, geese and ducks; T. A. Cochran, Asia
It's, french and Spanish fowls, light and
dark bramahs, buff cochins, honduras
chickens, leghorns, ronen, aylesbury ducks;
Col. L. II. Webstes whits leghorn chick
ems; VIM. Webster, turkeys; DR.. G. A.
Rutledge, Brazilian ducks.
CLASS F-FAcToY PRoDUcTs.
7Gctile Fa~ics.-H. G. schill ing, pair
blankets.
FlOur.-B. Noble, extra and family flour;
Geo. w. Whitaker, family flour.
Glass G.-CARRlAGEs AND LEATHER
MANUFACTURES.
Wagons and Cd1riage8.-Davi Reynolds,
three-horse farm wagon; Nathan Grafton,
iump-seat carriage and skeleton wagon;
John A. Hanna d Bro, phaeton, family
carriage, two passenger jaggcrs, rockaway,
no-top buggy, top buggy, express wagon,
tour-passenger rockaway.
Saddles and HaTness.-Jamcs A. Fulton,
set single harness; L. A. Farmer, set single
harness.
CLASS H. MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS.
Farm IMPLEMENTS David Reynolds,
stump puller and hay press; James Hopper
81 Co., Studebaker farm wagons; Russell
Peerless, reaper and mower, Crawford
Mower, Coates lock lever hay rake, Will
loughby grain drill, grain FANS Gibbs i'm
perial plows, cultivators, corn shelters,
cider mill, Heebner's levcl-tread horse
power and separator; N B Holland, Buck
eye mower, combined table rake, light
mower, llion horse rake; Hulshizer &
Larzalcre horse power, thresher and clean
eI; 5 Spencer, potato drill; Z Whitman
d Sons, Champion grain drill, fertilizer
spreader, corn and cob crusher.
Domestic Mdchine,y-C II Pussy, Howe
sewing machine; B. F. Heath, Oakley
patent clothes frame.
GLASS I-AGRICULTURA PRoDucTIoNs.
Seed-James Walker, Fultz wheat E
p Amos, yellow corn and Canadian oats;
e g kinscy, yellow corn; Harry F. Lee,
pop corn; Joseph Parry, yellow and white
corn L Benson IL Son, red wheat; r. Il
Bovine, white Clawson wheat; VIM Glad
den, white corn; II f Willis, Fultz and
red wheat and silvcr-hull buckwheat; A T
Patterson, white Poland oats; Hugh Ram
sey, Jr., spring wheat; John Hooker, Dent
and Early Market corn; Parker Forwood,
Reyes Prolific red wheat; Amber oats;
Roots MrsJ W Rutledge, sweet potatoes,
Joseph Parry, sugar and table beets; Edwin
Haviland, long white Belgian carrot, red
Astrachan carrot; d. A. Ray, early rose and
peerless potatoes; VIM GLADDEN., turnips
and ruta-bagas; Henry Bauer, Robertson
golden ball turnip, yellow globe do, ruta
bagas, table beets, long orange carrots,
early horn do, hollow crown, student and
long white parsnips; j II Quinby, sugar
beet, yellow globe turnips, white onions
and satisfy.
Table VegetaJles-E p Amos, onions, Jos
Parry, lima beans, garden squash, NAM
moth pumpkin, cabbage z Benson &
Son, lima beans and red onions; S N HYDE,
tomatoes, sweet corn, lima beans, squash
and cabbage r t Bovine, oyster plant:
VIM GLADDEN., sweet potato pumpkins.
Henry Bauer, celery, cabbage, pear shaped
onions, egg plants, okra, lima BEANS pep
pers, long green cucumber, Triumph table
corn, horse radish,; j j Dean, onions; A T
Patterson, lima beans; JohnH ooker cocoa
nut squash; G 9 Kinsey, egg plant.
f DtscTDti0na1y-George Hornberger, Gains
club.
CLASS J--DoMEsTIC PRoDUcrs.
Fresh Butter Depositors.-Julia Gilbert,
Mrs A. V. Amos, Mrs. II. Ii. Bradford,
Mrs. Arch Wilson, Mrs. ii. S. Gorrcll, Mrs.
5, w. Kinsey, NJ. j. Rutledgo, Mary j.
Hanna, Mrs. H. M. Hollingswortb, Mrs. S.
H. Coale, Mrs. NJ. A. Benson, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Noble, print butter; Mrs. M. E. Noble,
roll butter; Mrs. Garrett Amos, Mrs. Mar
tina Johnaon, Mrs. Hugh Bay, Mrs. Ange-
line Hoskins, Mrs. L. NJ. GLADDEN., Henry
Bauer, d. p. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Kate
Dean, Mrs. David G. Vanhorn, Mrs. G. A.
Rutledge, Mrs. A. T. Patterson, Emma
Wetherill. Ramsay McHenry, Mrs. T. II.
Amos, fresh butter.
Bread-(sub class Ain which none
but married ladies were competitors: Mrs.
DIR. r. Dickey, bread and rolls; Mrs. w.
Ii. II. Whitetord, bread; Mrs. II. N. Glas-
gov, bread; Mrs. Ii. M. Hollingswortb,
bread; Mrs. M. A. Benson, bread and tea
biscuit; Mrs. NJ. Z. Noble, bread, biscuit
and rolls; Mrs. S. Ii. Holloway, bread;
Mrs. Garrett Amos, bread and rolls; Mrs.
Martha johnson, bread; Mrs. Z. NJ. Glad
den, bread; Mrs. Kate Dean, bread Mrs.
| VIM. Edelin,, biscuit and rolls; Mrs. G. A..
| RutlnIon brno6. Mrc J,poo Rob;poop