The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-10-10
lea. Mics Celia Glasgow Q Glove apr,es.

apples Miss Celia Glasgow, Q Glove apples;
Daniel A. Bay, fallawateE j. w. Hooker,
pound, smoke house, spitsbergen, fallawater,
pumpkin russell, Baldwin and Rhode Island
greening; Frank B. Macatee, falawater, and
pippins; e. Pearson Amos, York striped and
pennock; Mrs. J. Lyle, fs!!awater S. s.
Wetherill, Robbins janet apples; Mrs. W. M
Edelin,, lady and baldwin John j. Dean,
variety; Henry Amos, preserving; Mrs. j, A.
Rulledge, iallawater, York imperial, Steers
red, white robinson, paradise, pOmme de p,
Peck's pleasant, smoke bonse, red apples from
dwarf trees, sweet cider Miss Mary Il. Gil
bert, "a kinds; Jas. II. Quinby, Baldwin, Eng.
lish russell, Spitsenberg, Gravenstine, Dutch
Menegonc; Mrs. G. w. McComas, Fall Pip.
pins, Fallnwaler John w. Hooker, Holland
rlppn, English red streak; Miss Susie Lyle,
| English red slrenk, Falmwaler, Baldwin; Jno.
| Monres, FalltWaicr, Indy Fingers, Hami-
tunians; A. Il. llolIIngsvorh, Crimes Golden
| r., pin, York Imperial, Indian, Lancaster Co.
Grccnino jersey Groening, Geile Flower
| Howard Amos, Golden, King of Thompson
CO., Fallawnrrr, New York Spy, English Red
Streak, Shcrpnoar Pippins, Laiy's Blush old
J fashion, English Red Streak, Sweetings, Rus
| ticon, Grndstoue, Romantic and display
Henry Ruff Red Itohinsons, Lancaster Pip
pins; WIN. j.. Lamhright pound apple; Mrs.
:. Ann Lnmbriglt, Golden Pippins; Thomas
| Amos, Pennock, Falawater, Northern Spy,
Green Pippins Smith Cider and preserving;
Miss Sallc r. Smith, plate of five apples A.
+. Hays, Gillifower, Green Pippins, White
Doctor, Baldwin, Ben Davis, Hard red, Craw-
ford Co. Seeding Boston russell, Golden rus.
set, Winter Pippin, Faawater, Grindstone,
Cart House, Red Streak, display; David Har-
~, Golden Plppins, Fallawater, Paradise,
Romantic, GrinGstone; Richard Sheridan Fal-
lawater; j. e. Amber, apples; James w. Nc
Cav, 10 varieties of apples Miss Mary Tuck
err, varieties of apples; Miss Grover, 10
varieties of apples; Miss Bessie Fraser, va
rieties of apples Mrs. ]. j. STREET., apples;
Miss Belle Tucker, Democrat and ladys
blush apples; ii. ii. Bradford, red streak APP
piles; Mrs. James Dean, 3 varieties of apples;
Garrett Amos, 3 varieties of apples A. B.
Paca, display of apples Silas B. Silver, golden
russell and hard red apples; E. A. Bagley, 10
varieties of apples; Miss Minnie Richardson,
variety of apples.
Peaches-Robert A. Glasgow, peaches G.
A. Rutledge, Heath cling, Heath free stone
and Smock free stone peaches Mrs. Z. A.
Hall, peaches.
PedrS-S. S. Wclhcrill, winter Nelis, Clapp
Favoritc, Duchess d Angouiine; G. A. Rut.
ledge, variety Sheldon, variety Lawrence
Mrs. VIM. NJ Edelin,, seckel pears Amos
Gilbert, Duchess d Angoulnc; Mrs. Mary A.
Downs, pears; A. b. IIolngsworth, Beurre d.
Anjou, Vicar of Wakefield, Lawrence, Dutch
es d Angoulinc; Howard Amos, winter pears;
Miss Minnie Richardson, seckcl and Duchess
VIM. GLADDEN., display of pears.
Ounces, Plains, Grapes and MelOnS.-Mrs
M. Il. Glasgow, plate home raised figs; John
III. Hooker, preserving melons; :. s. Wether-
i'll, Catawba grape {; Mrs VIM. Edelin,, Gin.
ton grapes; Jno. j. Dean, Clinton grape; Mrs
j. A. Rullcdge, ounces; Mrs. c. A. Rutledge
ounces; Thomas Maggie, citron; Jas. III. Quin
by, ounces; Mrs e. ii. Prigg, ounce apple
Howard Amos, lonia grapes w. GLADDEN.
display of grapes; Franklin Jones, citron; Mrs
Sarah Vanhorn, display of grapes and apples
j. j. Dear, ounces.
CLASS N-FLOWERS.
Mrs. M. f. Glasgow, natural flowers; Miss
Rose E. Hopkins, bouquet wild flowers Mrs
Ann J. johnson, fuschia; Miss Kate Hooker
tycropodeum, ornamented leaf begonia, skele
ton leaf geranium Miss Bessie Wesbster
flowers; Miss Ida Curtiss, bouquet wild flowers
Mrs. James III. Amos, basket cut flowers; Miss
M. A. Rutedge, cut dahlias, cut rose, basket
cut flowers Miss Jennie Amos, cut roses
Miss Rosa Jacobs, wild flowers; Miss Lizzie
H. Dever, cut flowers; Mrs. Vim. NJ. Poole
hanging basket, rack, stand; Miss Kate Hook
er, epiphylum; Miss Mary Richardson, wilc
flowers; Miss Josie B. Matthews, growing
smilax, wild flowers l.. Hollingsworth, Gu
geranum and begonias; Eliza Hollingsworth
hand bouquets; l.. and E. HollngswOrth, Gu
dahlias; Mrs. Kate Dean, amaylis Mrs. DIR
VIM S. Richardson, fall leaves; r. p. Amos
beronica and double fuscha; Miss Lizzie Hall
cut flowers; Miss Mary E. Amos, pink ant
leather begonias Miss Mary r. Hopkins
madeira bulbs; Mrs. e. A. Hall, Gala lily; Mis-
| athn 40
Miss Nettic Smith, wild flowers; Miss MAY
Williams, bouquet wild flowers, floral designs
Mrs. VIM. Waters, rex begonia Miss CARR,
Quinby, cut flowers and bouquet; Miss Lizzie
G. Paca, wild and cut flowers Miss Mary E
Amos, cut flowers; John J. Dean, belle of tn,
. woods flowers; Mrs. G. T. Milton, wild flow
ers; Miss Alice Mellow, dahlas; Miss Saral
Vanhorn, various flowers; Mrs. w. r. Gwinn
pond lilies Mrs. r. 7. Bovine, cut roses; Mrs
w. T. Watson, display dahlias.
DISCRETIONARY.
j. Martin McIlvaine, box of insects; Isaac
w. Coale 81 Son, two year old colts in harness
pair leather slippers; Mrs. T. N. Swarlz, pei
fowls; Thomas K. Swartz, quaker and white
pigeons; w. Crawford Norris, grade jersey
bull; T. r. Moore, vanilla ice cream; Charles
e. Ehman, grave stones; Creme Allen, yok,
of twin calves; John Shuck, box honey; VIM
E. Robinson, ground nuts; g. A Scarf, ioubl,
pig; z. o. Herman, ring doves Thoma,
Bradenbaugh, cow fetter, Henry c. Kirk
!, coons; Samuel III. Griest, Estey organ; Davit
E. Wilson, cattle fastener; Hiram Ball, liftinf
jack, and molasses; Miss Hortentia Hardesty
ring doves Griffith Lee, common pigeons
Mrs. NJ E. Curtiss, barrel chain John A
, Street,, grade short horn BULL Miss Sue Web
ster, gold sword, Sandwich Island sword ant
| na rxnI xuh nj Il
handle gourds and lemons;lMrs. w. M. Poole
lard; w. S. Blake, corn on stalk Mrs. E. A
Carman, honey George Mittendorf, chicken
guinea; Hannah Lewis, profles; Mrs Marth,
T. Amos, white rabbits; Robert N. Glasgow
fried sausage; Joseph 4. Waller, hominy E
, j. Il. Moore, horse shoes and nails; Septimu
Davis, honey; W. II. Stagmer, BEER Mrs. r.
Il. Martin, Chinese shoes Thomas A. Hays
tomahawk; Mrs. Galloway, lemon tree; Henri,
Gilfoyle, blacksmith hammers; VIM Stupner
flower barrels; John r. Magness, home mad,
sitter; Miss May Williams corn and fodder
Miss Emma Sheridan, chestnuts; Miss Bessi,
Fraser, cherries and chestnuts; r. N Hanna
Jr., aquarium; Charles r. Torch, flower pots
J. q. Clarke, pigeons Mrs. Martha johnson
gOurd; Isaac Amos stoves; w. GLADDEN., picl
and shovel that threw the first dirt on Ii. & ID
X. r.; Joel Pussy, guano; e. A. Bagley, trees
Joshua Thomas Buckeye force pump Mrs
Greenlcaf, human hair; j. G. Tygert, fertili
zers Miss Carrie Preston, Angora goats
wool DR.. BENZ. Smith, case dental nstru
ments; James NJ Reynolds, sample of light
ming rods.