The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-10-11
VOL. XXII---NO. 40.

PICS nis' Jaihes n. watson, pine apple; MI ss
Mary Rowe, pine apple, 1876: Mrs. Thomas
A. Hays, peaches: Miss A. E, Wylie, pears;
Mrs. Edward II. Hall, peaches, apples and
| tomatoes; Mrs. N. T. Hollngsworth, corn and
tomatoes Mixed Mrs. B. F. Warner, pears:
Lizzie Bradley, pears; Mrs. A. p. Amos, pears,
3 years old; Miss Fida Swartz, pears whole;
Miss Sallie Hooper, gooseberries, Lawton,
Diackberries, crab apples, peach plums, Ger.
man prunes and apricots, yellow peach, rs,
III, '7o, pears, TT, '78, apples, NJ '78, corn,
tomatoes, corn and tomato mixed; Miss Nellie
Oldham, pine apple; Sarah s. Hays, pine APP
pie, peaches pears, cherries, tomatoes and
green corn; Estelle Patterson, seckel pears;
X. p. Amos, peaches, Bartlett pear, pine ap-
pies and blackberries; Mary E. Amos plums
and crab apples; Miss Bessie Webster,
peaches; Miss Bessie Smith, cherries; Robt
J: Walker, tomatoes; Annie Morgan, apples;
Miss Sallie Hooker, white peaches, III, '7S,
and Seckel pears; Miss Carrie H. Stauffer
canned peaches.
Spiced Fruits Mrs VIM. F. Reasin,
peaches and cantelope Rebecca G. Holdings
worth, pears and grapes; Petronilla M. Amos,
yellow tomatoes; Mrs. II. II. Moore pears;
Miss Mary Rowe, raspberries, curranis,
gooseberries, blackberries, apples, grapes,
citron and damsons; Mrs. Annie G. Kinsey.
pears; Miss Sallie Hooker, pears, tomato.
damsons, plums, cantelope, apples, medleys
and crab apples; Nellie Oldham, oranges,
peaches, pears, cantelope, strawberries, crab
apples and yellow plums; Mrs Florence Han
ma, green tomato; Mrs. DR.. w. W. Hopkins,
cantelope and pears; e. s. Lewis, apples,
pears, cantelope and crab apple; Sarah s.
Hays, peaches, cherries, ripe tomatoes, green
tomatoes and cantelope; Irene Patterson,
green tomatoes; Mrs. John Turner, water
melon rnd and pears, 1877 Mary E Amos,
peaches and apples; Mrs. Jas. II. Quinby,
cantelope; Mrs Louisa r. STREET., crab ap-
pies, years old; Mrs. Chas ]. Riddle, grapes;
Miss Mary T. Richardson, cantelope, cherry.
Pickles.-Mary B. Pyle, chow chow; Mrs.
Eliza Billingsea, fancy pickles. Miss Addie
Hoopman, sweet picked cantelope M. A.
Rutledge, buck and buck pickles; Miss Mary
Rowe, yellow tomato, green tomato pickles
and pepper sauce; Miss Fanny H. Lee, pep
per mango; Mrs. N. T. Hollingsworth sweet
pickle, green tomato and mixed sweet pick
les; Mrs. III. j. Wilson, chow chow Mrs. J.
X. Wetherill, chow chow; Mrs. Annie G..
Kinsey, peppers; Mrs. F. W. Baker, compo-
sition pickle; Miss Sallic Hooker, pepper,
peach and cucumber mangoes, Indian pickles,
cucumber pickles and gherkins; NJ E. Young
chow chow and fancy pickles; Mrs. M. E.
Frick, sweet pickle; Miss Nellie Oldham,
chow chow, French pickles, cauldower pick
les; l.. Hollingsworth, Chill sauce and Span
sh pickles; Sarah S. Hays, picked mangoes,
whole and cut peppers, chow chow, cucum-
bers, green tomatoes, ripe tomatoes, walnuts
and nasturtiums; Mrs Dr. r. Dickey, mixed
picked mangoes and German mustard pick
les; Estelle Patterson, picked beams Irene
Patterson, chow chow; Mrs. j. Fl. Quinby,
cucumber pickles; Mrs. j. NJ STREET., mixed
pickles; Mrs. Louisa r. Street,, picked cab
bagc, nasturtiums,' tomatoes and chow chow;
Miss Kate M. Hooker, variety of pickles; Miss
Sarah Lovett, picked cucumber mangoes,
pepper and spced cantelope pickle; Mrs
Rachael Amber ripe tomato; Miss Mary B.
Amber, ripe tomato.
Catsups, Vinegar and Soap-Miss Virgie
S. Mitchell, cider vinegar; Henry Dozen, eli.
der vinegar; Mrs. HI. II. Bradford, soft soap
and hard soap; ]. Ii. Cockey vinegar; Mrs.
Eliza Billingslea, tomato catsup; Miss Mary
Rowe, tomato catsup; VIM. M. Edelin,, Jr.,
cider vinegar; Mrs. Annie G. Kinscy, m.ush.
room and tomato catsup; Mrs. E. j. d.
tomato catsup; Mrs. DR.. w. w. Hopkins,
tomato catsup; Miss Mary ]. Hanna. soft soap;
N. Lewis, soft soap; o. Lewis, tomato cutsup;
Sarah S. Hayes, tomato, walnut and mush-
room catsup cider vinegar, homemade hard
soap and soft soap; Mrs. DR.. r. Dickey, black
walnut catsup; II. P. Amos, picked cucum-
bers and hard soap; JAS Ii. Quinby, cider
vinegar; Mrs. Jas. Ii. Ball, hard soap; Mr..
Thos. w. Hall, tomato catsup; Mrs. Louisa
X. Street,, raw tomato catsup, onion sauce,
to be eaten with cold meat; Mrs. Martha
Galbreath, tomato catsup, cider vinegar and
hard soap; Miss Sallie Hooker, tomato, chnt-
ney and pepper catsup and belize sauce;
Mrs. Jas. GLADDEN., tomato catsup and soft
soap; Mis-. Ellen Waters, tomato catsup; Mrs,
Chas. j. Riddle, cold tomato catsup; Mrs.
Rachael Amber, cold tomato catsup; J. j.
Dean, cider vinegar.
WinrS.-Sobert N. Glasgow, grape; Mrs.
Michael S. Wheeler, currant and black berry
wine and blackberry cordial, Mrs. j. 4.
Wright, blackberry; Mrs. George f. Gilbert,
dcwberry; Miss M. Bradford, blackberry; Mrs;
Cyrus Osborn, red cherry, blackberry and
grape wine; Miss Fanny Ii. Lee, fox grape;
Miss A. E. Wylie, bottle grape; Mrs. Edward
II. Hall, currant and blackberry; N T. Hol-
lingsworth, blackberry cordial, Catawba
grape and blackberry; Virginia Barker,
parsnip wine; Mrs. Annie 9. Kinsey, grape
and blackberry; Mrs. Cassandra Paca, black
berry; Mrs. DR.. w. w. Hopkins, Catawba
grape, Mrs A. T. Patterson, blackberry cor
dial; Mrs ]. M. STREET., blackberry; Gas.
andra Pyle, dandeion; Miss Sallie Hooker,
white, Catawba, domestic port, fox grape, cur
rant, cherry, rhubarb and blackberry wine,
cherry, blackberry, peach and ounce cordial
Miss Sophia Street,, grape wine; Mrs Hum
phrey Wilson, currant wne Mrs. Jennie II.
Stauffer, blackberry wine; Miss Jennie F.
blackberry wine; Miss Clara Moore, black
berry wine.
Hams and Dried Beef.-Sarah S. Hays,
hams and beef.
CLASS K-HO USEHOLD AND DOMES.
TIC MANUFA CTURES.
Mrs. Lizzie Kirk, l pair wooden gloves, knit;
Miss Sallie E. Lovett, home made rug; Mary
G. Moore, burlap rug; Helen Mccoy, foot
rug; Mrs. Hannah Scarf, floor rug; Miss
Fanny Ii. Lee, pair gents halfhose, cotton;
Mrs. w. N. Bartleson, 10 yards rag carpet;
Mrs. Libbic McCombs l floor mat; Mrs.
Annie G. Kinscy, 1 pair chid's knit stock
ings; Rachael Hollingsworth, pair knit gloves
hose cotton and pair suspenders; o. Lewis,
pair gents wooden mltens, and pair Iady's
wooden mittens; A. j. Amos, pair cotton
stockings Mrs. NJ Ii. Smith, rug knit OF
rags; Mrs. Casandra d. Pyle, pair coarse yarn
gloves; Miss Blanche Fletcher, embroidered
foot rug; Miss Mary p Jeffrey, worsed knit
slippers; o. S. Lee, tiger cat rugs; Mrs.
Martha Galbrcath, pair wooden stockings, pair
gents hose and wooden yarn; Miss Sophia
STREET., foot rug; Mrs. s, M. Shepherd, foot
rugs; Mrs. M. NJ. Howard, knit cotton stock
ings; Miss Martha Preston, gents half hose,
wool; Miss Rebecca Guyton, gents half hose
cotton.
Fancy Needle W0rk-Zephyr Work Mrs
Andrew Reynolds, worsled flowers; Miss s.
S. Mitchell, tidy on canvass and motto; Miss
Virgie s. Mitchell, carriage afghan; Miss
Laura Herbert, embroidered lap cover; Miss
S. A. Ruff pair chair tides; Miss Florence
Morrison, embroidered sofa cushion; Miss
Helen Mccoy, motto; Mrs. ]. W. Gibson,
zephyr work shawl; Miss Jennie Amos,
afghan; Miss Rebecca r. Morse, rug on can.
vass and worsted chair tidy; Miss Belle r..
Curry, zephyr rug and splasher ON java can: