The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
R, MD. FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL, 1878.

3. w. Baker, trio of Bronze, trio of White
Mrs. t. B. Swartz. coop of Bronze Mrs. f
Baker, pure bred Bronze turkey.
Chickens, &c.-N. A. McComas, trio Buf
Cochins; Thomas Forwood, trio Black Span
ish Eugene IIollngsworth, trio White Leg
horns; Henry Scarf trio White Leghorns; j
Alpha Crane, four trios Partridge Cochins
Eddie SwarlZ, Quaker, White and Blue pi
geons w. T. Sawyer, tito common fowls
MARY Magness, trio Brown Legnorn J. II
Cockey, trio Silver Spanglcd Hamburgs, trio
pure Leghorns; Thomas A. Hays, trio DARK
Gray Game; Mrs. Martha Johnson, trio Black
Spanish; Edward IIavland, trio Black Span
ish; Jesse Gilbert, trio Silver Penciled Polands
trio Partridge Cochins; w. F. Wilson, trio
Baniams; Mrs. F. w. Baker, Black Breasted
Game; Mrs. +. b. Swart2, coop PeafOwls
Miss Addie Reynolds, iiio Black Leghorns
Mrs. d. Wilson, trio Buff Cochins and Blue
Game; Peter o. Herman, pair of Doves Jas
III. Quinby, trio common fowls VIM. Scarf
trio Brown Leghorns, Black Bramah, Gold
and Silver Polands, Game and Partridge Co.
chins; VIM. Webster, Black Game; George
l.. Vanl'ibber, trio IIoudan chickens; Eddie
Swarlz, pair Quaker, plir common white and
pair common blue pigeons; Mrs. j. S. Brney
trio spcckled Poland; II. A. Cochran, white
Leghorn; J. II. Qninby, common.
Ducbs.-Eugene Hollingsworth, trio com.
mon; Lizzie Whiteford, trio Cayuga; Henry
trio Muscovy Mrs. Martha johnson, trio
Southern; Mrs. VIM SmiLhson, trio Cape; Ed
win Haviland, trio Pekin and common; Mrs
Fanny Hendon, trio Polands; Mrs. r. b.
Swartz coop Cayuga; II. F. Hanna, Poland;
VIM. Scarf, Brazilian; j. j. STREET., trio Vir
ginia ducks Humphrey Wilson, trio COM
mon, four footed; Mrs. Henry Richardson,
trio common.
GeeSe-Henry Dozen, trio common; Mrs.
Martha johnson, pair African and common
Mrs. Ii. j. Wilson, trio common; A. G.. Smith,
trio common; Henry Dozen, trio common
Mrs Henry Richardson, trio common.
CLASS F-FACTORY PRODUCTS.
Flour.-E. E. Philips, family flour, extra
flour; j. M. Herman, extra and family flour;
j. Thomas Wright, family and extra flour;
Peter o. Herman, family flour. corn meal,
Graham flour; VIM. GLADDEN., sample of flour
from California wheat; Thomas Shannon, 20
lbs family.
CLASS G-CARRIAGES.
John A. Hanna, family carriage, jump seat
do, common sense do; Joseph Pogue, four
carriages; Alex Spangler, agent, shifting and
side bar piano, box buggy and pony pheton;
Phineas Palmer, shifting Breuster spring
buggy, Breuster spring phetou and jump seat
two horse carriage.
Furniture.-Nathan Dean,2 walnut book
cases and secretary combined.
CLASS H-MACHINERY AND IMPLE-
MENTS.
Ddily ImplenentS-Jo Jonathan Pickering but
ter worker;T r. Moore steam power ice cream
freezer; Spencer Bro, patent butter worker
No. 2; Mrs. z. A. Pyle, butter print.
Farm ImplementS.-G Page & Co., ten
horse Steam Engine, l SO inch Vibrator
Thresher, nicholas s. Sbeppard,) circular
saw mill, page; D. E. McSherry s. Co., /
combined grain fertilizer and grass seed drill;
G. G. Kinsey, Centennial horse thresher, l
Ellis champion thresher; d. S. Paige, dou-
bic geared Peerless horse power, thresher and
cleaner, clover huller and cleaner, How
land feed mill; David l.. Pyle, horse power
and feed mill; David G. Mccoy, Jr., I SYRIA.
cuse chilled pillow; F. M. Barnes, 1 Thomas
patent smoothing harrow; Thos. A. Hays, 1
Eureka mower, 6 #. cut, Matthews garden
drill, Eureka mower 4 IT. in. cut; III. Wilson,
agt., Buckeye grain drill; Michael s. Bro,
Buckeye single mower, Buckeye single reaper,
combined reaper and mower, spring tooth
horse rakes, grain drill; S. H. Sitter s. Co.,
Marsh reaper and mower, sulkey rake sulkey
cultivator, Keystone clover huler, 2 cider
mills, wine press, corn planter, fan mill, sin.
gle spout corn shelter, double spout corn shell.
Ter, grain fan, hill side plow, one horse plow,
two horse pillow, doz. shovels, doZ forks, ]
doZ rakes, churn, grain and grass scythes,
horse hay fork, post auger post digger, hay
knife, lever hay cutter fodder cutter, hinge har.
row, wagon jack, hand cultivator, portable
steam engine, farm usc II. II. Bovine, riding
cullivator G. l.. Heck, steam engine, thresher
and cleaner; Samuel T. Bolts, Empire grain
drill, Oliver chill pillow; Jas. Hopper 81 Co., self
binder, advance combined mower and reaper,
Crawford mower, Billiards. hay tcddcr, cop.
per stripped feed cutter, No. 81 Lion do No.
Lion d.. No. Lion do, No. Lion do,
Common Sense do, Lever do, double spoutcd
Keystone corn shelter, single spouted do, Pet
single spoutcd do, double spouted Pcnnock
do, No 81 right hand all steel Imperial pillow,
No. 90 right hand steel mould do, No. 90 lett
mould do, one horse, Ohio chilled cleft hand)
pillow, Ball pillow, Oneonta Clipper hill side
pillow, Van Wicke grain fan, Montgomery
grain fan, Farmer Friend grain and fertili.
ger drill, No. Blanchard churn, No Blan-
chard churn, No. Blanchard churn, Farm
hinge harrow, Malta shovel pillow, Ext. cul-
tivator, solid do, corn planter, Farguhar's,
farm bell complete, anvil and vise Porcelain
pump, Gartman chopping mill, Big Giant
corn mill, two horse Studebaker wagon, hay
rake, Sulkey plow; G. w. Norris, Farmers
Fayorlte grain drill and fertilizer, Reindeer
horse rake; VIM. GLADDEN., l one horse power,
one horse power thresher and cleaner, IS
inch do, Domestic engine, stump puller; JAS
Hopper & Co., double Harpoon hay fork
jarrett T. Baldwin, No. two wheeled COM
bined self raking reaper and mower, No. 8
Kirby one wheel reaper, No. 90 w two wheel
mower, No. 10 horse Syracuse Chilled pillow
No. 2 two horse do; John G. Durborow, su.
perior grain and fertilizer drill; Jas. Hopper
d Co., prize mower.
CLASS AGRICULTURAL PRODUC.
TIONS.
iSeed.-Robert N. Glasgow, Fultz wheat
VIM r. Sawyer, Fultz wheat and yellow
corn; D. S. Paige, Fultz wheat; Henry Dozen
Fultz and Clawson wheat; VIM. Hopkins, OF
j., Keys Prolific wheat; Thomas A. Hays
White corn and buckwheat; ID. E. Wilson
yellow corn; Thomas A. Amos, Winter oats
H. c. Amos, White oats, two varieties p II
Mccormick, Fultz wheat, weight 70 lbs. to
bushel G. G. Kinsey, White Seneca wheat
and oats; Lawrence Mccormick, white oats
yellow corn; M. D. Wilson, Red Mediterrane.
an wheat; r. f. Hanna, Fulz and Keys Pro.
life wheat; A. B. Hollingsworth. white oats
and Keys Prolific wheat; Edwin p. Moores
Fultz wheat VIM. II. Jones, Keys Prolific
wheat; Joseph B. Hoskins, yellow corn; Da
vid Norris Fultz wheat and white corn; VIM
Webster, white and yellow corn; VIM. Glad
den, bunch California wheat from one grain
Lawrence Mccormick, doz ears white corn
John w. Gabreath, l bushel Fultz wheat
yellow corn, German millet seed.
Field Cr0ps-Henry Doxen, 3 barrel pump
kins; II. H. Bradford, pumpkins; Thomas A
Hays, white top turnips and Mangold Wertze
beets; Joseph Parry, Mangold Wertzel, Globe
and Sugar beets; Miss May Williams, pump
kins one year old; James II. Quinby, Cattl,
beets; VIM. Webster, field beets.