The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-10-10


Miss ii. M. Rutledge, peach, pear, tomato,
and onion Miss Anna S. Gilbert, cucumbers
Mrs j. III. Quinby cucumber; Mrs. DR.. Dick
ey, German mustard Mrs Mary A. Glasgow,
spiced pickles, Siberian crab apples, mangoes
and tomatoes; Miss M, S. Cover, mixed
pickles; Mrs e A. Carman chow chow,
buck and buck, cucumhers, hodge podge,
piccalili Mrs. John Turner, eggs; Mrs. Ann
Lambright, cabbage and jar pickles; Mrs. An
gelina Amos, chow chow; Mrs. Mary E.
Smith, tomato Mrs VIM. L. Pannell, chow
chow and cucumber Mrs. A. p. Gilbert pep
per mangoes; Miss s. j. Loyett, cucumber
and pepper mangoes; Mrs. ]. J. Street,,
chow chow, pickles, onions and cucumbcrs !;
Miss Alice S. Grover, chow chow; Mrs. Graf
ton Grover, pickles.
Wines, Catsups, Vinegar md ,Soaps-Mrs.
NJ. E. Glasgow, Isabella grape wine; Mrs.
John Street,, raspberry vinegar Mrs. nj. E.
Glasgow, blackberry and fox grape wine;
Mrs. A. e. Walker, grape wine Miss Laura
Cain, tomato catsup Mrs. Mary +. Whita-
ker, blackberry and grape wine and cider
vinegar; Miss Sallie Hooker tomato, cucum-
Der, pepper, mushroom and oyster catsup,
Bcsizc sauce white, catawba, fox grape, cur
rant, port, rhubarb, cherry, blackberry and
parsnip wine, peach, ounce blackberry,
cherry and watermelon cordial; VIM. Bull,
cider vinegar; Mrs. Anna Walker, home
made soap Mrs. VIM. F. Reasin, tomato cat
sup; Miss M. Olivia Gilbert, cherry wine; Mrs.
Alex. Gilbert cider vinegar, cherry and grape
wine; Mrs. Thomas Forsythe Isabella, black
berry and eldcrberry wine; Mrs Fannie Vince
Ter, currant and blackberry wine and vinegar !;
Miss Helen Wheeler, cherry wine; Mrs Arch.
Wilson, tomato catsup Mrs. L. Pyle, lemon,
blackberry and dandelion wine, cider vine
gar; Mrs. b. f. Foard, grape and currant
wine; Mrs. w. 0. b. Wright, blackberry
and cherry wine and catsup; Mrs. Martha
Coale cider vinegar; Miss Lizzie Durham,
currant wine; Mrs. Florence Hanna, cider .
years old; Mary Hollingsworth, strawberry
and grape wine; Mrs. Hugh Bay, blackberry,
elderberry, peach, cherry, currant, chicken
grape, Concord grape, fox grape, tomato, cl,
derberry blossom, blackberry blossom, and
rhubarb wine, grape, currant and tomato cat
sup; Mrs. w, T. Watson, tomato catsup
Mrs. Susie Hanson, grape and currant wine
and blackberry cordial; Mrs Ann M. Vince
Ter, soft soap; Mrs. Geo. F. Walker, black
berry and gooscbcrry wine, tomato catsup
and hard soap; Mrs. J. G. Dawson, tomato
catsups; Mrs. Jesse Guyton, soft soap; Miss
Sue Webster, tomato wine, hard soap and
cider vinegar; Mrs Elizabeth Ramsey, cher
ry, elderbcrry, blackberry and fox grape wine
and plum cordial; Miss Sallic NJ Ramsay,
dewberry, elderbcrry, cherry, tomato, wild
VIM anu Sihti VIM
gar; Mrs. Arch Wilson, blackberry wine
Mrs. Hugh Bay tomato catsup; Mrs. James
III. Ball. hard and soft soap Mrs A. NJ Ben
son, soft soap and currant vinegar; Miss A.
NJ. Walters, cherry wine and cider vinegar
Emma Wetherill cider vinegar; Mrs. j. +,
DeLany, blackberry wine; Mrs. w. II. ii.
Whiteford, blackberry and grape wine; Mrs.
g. A. Rutledge, soft and hard soap Hiram
Ball, vinegar; Mrs. W. M. Edelin,, orange
cordial and cider vinegar; Mrs. VIM. II. Wat
son, currant and grape wine; Miss Mary A.
Dean, soft soap; Miss Eva Jacobs, currant
wine; Miss Anna S. Gilbert, grape wine
Mrs. l.. f. Pyle, blackberry wine; Miss Liz.
zie Wallis, soft soap Mrs J. Ii. Quinby, hard
and soft soap; Mrs. DIR. Dickcy, grape vine
gar Ii. Scott Gilbert, cider vinegar; Mrs.
VIM, M. Poole, blackberry wine and tomato
catsup; Mrs. H. A. Raymond wine; Miss
Hattie Whitaker, domestic soap: Mary A.
Glasgow, pepper catsup Miss Susie Lyle,
grape and currant wine and tomato catsup;
Miss Kate Richardson, blackberry wine
Mrs. e. A. Carman, catsup and hard soap
Miss Eliza Lewis, tomato catsup; Miss Han
nah Lewis, soft soap; Mrs. Smith Norris, to-
mato catsup; r. p. Amos, hard soap; Henry
Ruff, cider vinegar Miss Alvcrda Hall, cur
rant wine; Miss Blanche Fletcher strawber-
ny syrup, pine apple syrup and gooseberry
catsup; Mrs. Ella Mccormick, tomato cat
sup; Miss Cassie Smith, soft soap; Miss Ella
s., Hopkins, cherry wine; Mrs. Laura A.
Moore, blackberry and Catawba wine; Mrs
Charles Walters, tomato catsup; Mrs e. II.
Price, tomato catsup; Mrs. J. w. GLADDEN.,
blackberry wine; Mrs. j. T. Wright, hard
soap; A. Preston Gilbert, cider Mrs. NJ f
Jarrett, peach cordial; Mrs c. " Butler,
currant wine, cherry and spiced blackberry
cordial, blackberry vinegar and grape syrup;
Miss May Williams, hard soap; Mrs. J. J.
STREET., currant wine and cider vinegar; Miss
Ida Forwood, cider 4years old Mrs. Martha
johnson, soft soap; Mrs Martha Hopkins,
blackberry wine and cider; Mrs VIM. Glad
den, currant and raspberry wine; VIM Glad
den, cider; Mrs. Cyrus Osborn, vinegar, grape
cherry and blackberry wine; Mrs. J. W.
Paca, blackberry wine; Mrs. VIM. r. Gwinn,
tomato wine; Mrs. Martha Pyle, blackberry
wild cherry, elderberry, dandeliop and fox
grape wine; Miss F. NJ. Trcadwell, tomato
catsup.
Hams md Dried Bet.-Mrs. VIM. F. Pan.
NELL ham.
GLASS K-H0 USEHOLD AND DOMES.
TIC PRODUCTIONS.
Miss Sarah A. Wiggers, foot rug Mrs.
John Street,, knit half hose; Mrs. Frank Han
way, foot rug; Miss Fida Swartz, 2 foot rugs
Howard, knit stockings Mrs. E. Pyle, yarn
gloves Mrs. Hannah Scarf, rag carpet; Mrs
b. i. Ford, floor rug Miss Annie B. Cashier
foot rug Mrs. S. A Benson wooden hall
hose; Miss M. A. Littig, rag Turkish rug; Miss
Mollie lSobb, Turkish rug, handmade; Miss
Annie Cashier, footrugs; Miss Lizzie Kirk,
gents wooden gloves; Miss Martha Preston,
gents half hose; Miss Mile $. Young, en-
broidcred rug Miss Florence Young. burlap
embroidery and rug; Mrs. Allen Hoffman,
foot rug Mrs. A. M. Brown, rag rug Miss
Sallic Hays, ravelled carpet; Miss Sallie M.
Ramsay, lady's cotton stockings and wooden
mtts; Mary A. Dean, cotton halfhose; Mary
A. Glasgow, yarn rug; Miss M. $. Cover, silk
foot mat; Rachel Hollingsworth cotton hose,
yarn and gloves; Mrs. s. M. Shepherd ,crctonnc
transposcd rug, knitted rag rugs, worstcd
worked rugs; Mrs. Fanny IIcndon, cotton half
hose (; Mrs. c. F. Whistler, lady's and misses
hose Miss Il. ii. Lee, gents half hose; John
X. Robinson, ladys cotton stockings, knit by
lady 93 years old. ...
Fd,acy Nce,ie Work-Ztphg-M Mary
Swartz, motto; Mrs. A. f. Walker, hair re-
ceiver and 3pieces zephyr work; Miss Octavia
q. Gilbert, knit hassoek; Miss Belle Gilbert,
toilet set Mrs. Thomas A. Hays, infants af-
CHAN; Mrs. Thomas Forsythe, pin cushion ;
Miss Ida Forsythc, motto; Miss Emma Il.
Klair, letter receiver and lamp mat; Mrs Arch.
Wilson, tufted chair cushion Miss Annie Il.
Cashier, tuftcd lamp mat; Mrs. Florence
Hanna. sofa cushion and perfume toilet set !;
Miss Kate Cunningham, motto; Henry w.
Archer, Jr., worsted slippers on cloth Miss
Virgie S. Mitchell crochet shawl and silk
worked slippers; Mrs. M A. Littig, 2 crash
towels, embroidered table CLOTH crewel work,
3 tides, crewel worked Mrs. j. +. Delaney,
foot mat; Miss Edith Cochran, zephyr wreath;
Miss Annie Cashier, 3 notices, chair tidy,
ottoman cover. chair cover carriage afghan ;
Miss M. f. Beeman, fascinators; Mrs. Geo
r. Walker, tufted pin cushion; Annie G.