The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-10-12
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CLASS E-POULTRY.

Chester shoats.
Poland China.-J. G. Dawson, SOW and
pigs.
CLASS E-POULTRY.
THOMAS II. NELSON, Superintendent.
Edwin Haviland, light brahma, buf
cochin, white cochin. partridge cochin and
dark brahnla chichens and common ducks
Mrs G. f. Walker, muscovy ducks; d
Hopes & Sons, white leghom chickens; NJ
ID. Wilson, black breasted game, brown
breasted game and blue game chickens
common geese; John j. GLADDEN., common
geese; VIM. l.. Hawkins, dark brahma
chickens; Mrs. G. II. Cairnes, hen and &c
chickens; Charles Matthews, half white
brahma chickens: David Davidson, white
brahma chickens; b. f. & p Il. Carroll
dark Jersey gray chickens; r. b. Forwood,
yong and old geese; Mrs. III. j Wilson
geese and bantam chicks; Miss Molie E.
Gilbert, dark brahma chicks; Martha john
son, geese and ducks; Frank Jacobs, rum
pless chickens; S. II. Sliler & Co., Scabright
bantams; Miss Georgia Forwood, turkeys;
Mrs. T. e. Swartz, bronze turkeys, black
Spanish and American Domingo chickens,
peafowls, Cayuga ducks; Mrs. II. B. Hay
ward, Bremen geese; Mrs. A. G. Vanhorn,
| Brazilian ducks, speckled cochin china
chickens, blue puddle ducks, white geese;
| N. A. McComas, turkeys; Mrs II. ID. Archer,
top knot ducks; Mrs. j. T. DuYall, white
brahma hens; T. A. Cochran, buff cochin,
white cochin, light brahma and black
Spanish chickens, Pekin, Rouen and Cay
uga ducks, display poultry; Miss Fanny
III. Archer, brahma, houdan and Spanish
chickens; VIM. Scarf, silver. neck games,
golden do. dark partridge cochin, light
partridge cochin chickens; Edwin Havi-
land, black brested game and buff cochin
chickens; r. B. Forwood, guineas; Mrs.
Bessie Webster, leghorn chickens; Wilton
Greenway, black and red-breasted game
chickens; Robert Hanna, Poland ducks;
VIM. Jones, Hong Kong geese.
GLASS -FACTORY PRODUCTS.
JAMES AMOS, Superintendent.
Textile Fa6rics.--H. c. Schilling, blankets
and fuled cloths.
Flour.-David Davidson, -four Peter o.
Herman, flour and corn meal.
GLASS G-CARRIAG GEES Dc LEI TIER.
JAMES AMOS, Superintendent.
Carriages and Hag0nS.-Wm. Vogts, two
horse market wagon, John A. Hanna, fam
lily carriage, jaeger, common-sense wagon,
light express; John ii. Reckord, Dexter
trotting wagon; Joseph S. Pogue, 2 jump
seat carriages, 2 buggies; VIM. o. Grafton,
sulky
Ha,ness.-Joseph S. Pogue, set nickel
plated harness.
CLASS lima CIIINERY AND NIPPLE
MENI,S
MURRAY VANDIvER, Superintendent
Dairy Hnplements.- George w. Walter,
lever butter print.
Farm IMPLEMENTS A. Hays,
three-horse Oliver chilled pillow, Eureka
mower and garden drill; d. s. Paige, Peer
less power, thresher and cleaner, Peerless
clover huller and Holland feed grinder; C.
G.. Kinsey, Centennial power and Ellis
Champion thresher and cleaner; E. M. AL
len, hand and self.dumping Bradley rake;
A. B. IIollingsworth, tomato frame and
trellis; Michael 6 Bro, Buckeye improved
table rake, Buckeye improved now
err, Buckeye light mower and spring
two-horse power, thresher and cleaner, l
one-horse do, stump puller; S. II. Slifer
& Co., Keystone clover huller and cleaner,
sulky cultivator, Dickey wheat fan; John
j. Alexander, Wisner tiger rake; F. NJ.
Barnes, Thomas patent smoothing harrow;
Enos Davis, Bccker's Feed Cutter.
GLASS I-AGRICULTURAL PRODUC-
TIONS.
VIM. p. TBIMBLE, Superintendent.
Seed.--R. B. Forwood rye; Howard
Amos, yellow corn and red wheat; c.
G. Kinsey, yellow corn; VIM. F. Hays,
white oats; John j. Dean, white and yellow
corn; E. p. Amos, yellow corn, white Cana
dian oats and amber wheat; Joseph Parry,
yellow corn; A. B. Hollingsworth, oats
and white corn; A. G. Griffith, white and
G. Dawson, Mediterranean wheat, white
corn, variety of corn; ]. p. Benson & Son,
red wheat and timothy seed; James II.
Amos, red Mediterranean wheat, Fultz and
amber wheat; VIM. s. Archer, red wheat,
yellow corn and oats; Charles A. Hollings-
worth, red wheat; Hugh Smith, prolific
wheat and corn; Henry D. Farnandis, Ar
mold gold-medal wheat: George L. VanBib-
Der, Irish white oats; VIM. II. Jones, proli-
fic wheat, white and yellow corn; Franklin
Haviand, yellow corn.
Root Crops and VegetableS- Edwin Hav- |
Hand, Eureka, Brownell's Beauty, Peerless,
Early Rose and Compton's Surprise pota-
toes; G. G. Kinsey, Late Rose and Peerless
potatoes; Thos. A. Hayes, Early Rose pota
toes and red mangel wurtzel beets; John J.
Dean, Early Rose and Peerless potatoes;
VIM. D. Barteson, display of farm produc-
tions; E. p. Amos, Early Rose potatoes; A.
B. Hollingsworth, Burbank's Seeding,
Ruby and sweet potatoes, oyster plant,
parsnps and carrots; r. B. Forwood, Peer
less potatoes; E. A. Bagley, radishes and
turnips; Harry L. Amos, sweet potatoes;
Archibald Heaps, Early Rose and Snow
flake potatoes; John Hooker, beets and
carrots; VIM. Gay, carrots, parsnips and
turnips; j. p. Benson & Son, Early Rose
potatoes; D. A. Bay, Early Rose and Peer
less potatoes; Hugh Smith, Early Rose pc.
tatocs and table beets; j. II. Quinby, Early
and Late Rose potatoes, table and cattle
beets and. oyster plant; James Tayson,
Early Rose potatoes; Henry Bauer, black
winter radishes, carrots, oyster plant,
beets, turnips, rutabagas sweet Early Rose
and Peachblow potatoes; j. M. Street, table
beets; George l.. VanBibber, Early Rose
potatoes, blood tnrnips, Egyptian and vel
low beets; Garrett Amos, parsnips, satisfy,
radishes; S. A. Williams, table beets;
Howard Amos, beets and potatoes; J. J.
GLADDEN., rutabagas; r. T. Bovine, Early
Vermont potatoes; A, G. Cullum, white
and red sweet potatoes; VIM. Webster,
sweet potatoes; Harry Webster, do; Frank
Haviland, yam sweet potatoes; Stanley
Patterson, parsnips and beets.
Table VegetaJles.-John j. Dean, multi
plying onion; Joseph Parry, golden and
scarlet trophy tomatoes, display garden
produce; A. B. Hollipgsworth, ground
cherry, egg plants, peppers, 6 varieties to-
matoes, onion sets, celery II. B. Forwood,
American Savoy cabbage; E. A. Bagey,
fiat Dutch cabbage; Peter o. Herman,