The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-10-17
VOL. XXIII---NO. AZ.

eggs, LIST; E. Howard Hall, dried apples, 1st
| Il. w. Hall, Jr., peach leather, list; Willie
Rouse, pair rabbits, list; Agnes S. Cover,
chestnuts, list; Wilson Richardson, cantelope,
LIST; Hattie Hanson, 3 japanese jars, 1st
Domestic Mac1tinery.-J, T. Alexander, Howe
sewing machine, I'd; w. E. Mason, Singer
sewing machine, LIST.
AppIeS.-Mrs. j. Lytle, ounce, LIST Celia
Glasgow, Glove, LIST; Mrs. VIM. M. Edelin,,
Baldwin, 1st; Mrs. ]. A. Rutledge, York I'M
| perial, Steele's red, white Robinson Pomme
dc p, Pecks Pleasant, red, Smiths cider, LIST
for each; ]. II. Quinby, English Russet, list;
| Mrs. q. W. McComas, Fall Pippin, 1st Jno.
W. Hooker, Holland Pippin, 1st; Jno Moores,
Lady Fingers and Hamiltonians, ist; A. B.
llollingsworth, Grimes Golden Pippin, In
dian, Lacaster Co. Greetings, Jersey, Giele
| Flower, 1st for each; Howard Amos, Golden,
New York Spy, Romantic, LIST for each VIM.
l.. Lambright, Pound, list; Mrs. Ann Lam
bright, Golden Pippin, LIST; Thos. Amos, pre-
serving, 1sti A. F. Hays, Ben Davis, Boston
Russet, LIST each; Richard Sheridan, Falawa-
| ter, 1st Mrs. j. ]. Street,, Potter, Hyslop
| Crab 1st each Miss Bessie Fraser. Gloria
Mundi, Red Pippin, LIST each; Jas. w. McGaw,
Sheep nose, list; II. Ii. Bradford, old English
Red Streak, LIST; Mrs. James Dean, Autumn
| strawberry, LIST; Franklin Jones, King of
Tomkins Co., LIST S. b. Silver, of Jas Golden
Russet, LIST; Mrs. G. T. Milton, Vandiver, list;
Mrs. Sarah Vanhorn, Winter Belle Flower,
Winter Blush, Cider, Hoops, Blockly Pippin,
Gray House, Newton Pippin, Cole, Seek
Further, LIST for each E. A. Bagley, Ameri.
can Pippin, Long Island Russell, LIST each, dis
play, 3D. Henry Dozen, German Sweets, com.
mon cider, Paradise, Northern Spy, Cart
House, Cajax, 1st for each; VIM. Jones, rus.
set, 1st; B. III. Barnes, Wnesap, Roxbury Rus
set, LIST each; Mrs. D. G. Vanhorn, Red Asia
can, apple butter apple, LIST each; J. D. Slade,
Alaidens Blush, LIST; Parker Magness, None
Such, LIST; b. F. Minnick, Mountain Beauty,
Green Pippin, 1st each James W. McGaw,
Chesapeake Cider, st. George, jamestown,
lst for each; j. j. Michael, Baldwin, Rawls
Genet, Domino, Smoke House, Belle Flower,
Belmont Spitzenberg, Ferry Fruit, 1st for
each; Wrs. w. W. Hopkins, Highly Sweet,
LIST; J. ], Michael, display, 1st
Peaches.-Robert N. Glasgow, peaches, iva
rety) 1st; G. A. Rutledge, Healhs Cling, list;
Mrs. L. AITa, peaches, 1st
Fears s. S. Wetherill, winter Nels, Capp's
tavorite, LIST for each; @. A. Rutledge, variety
Sheldon, variety Lawrence, LIST for each; Amos
Gilbert, Duchess d Angouiine, LIST A. B.
Hollingsworth, Beurre d Anjou, LIST Mrs.
Martha johnson, Beurre Deal, Isl; VIM. Glad
den, Bartlett, Genesee, 1st each 4; Mrs. Craig,
pears. LIST; 9. G. Knsey, Vicar of Wakefield,
LIST Miss Clara Riddle, Duchess, LIST Mrs.
W. w. Hopkins, seckel, 1st; c. A. Rutledge,
Beurre d. Anjou, Buffum, Edmonds, Ondaga
Jones Seeding, Dana Hovey, Urbaniste, dis.
play, LIST for each.
Ounces, PleIms, Grapes and Mezons.-Mrs
Nj. b. Glasgow, figs, LIST; John H. Hooker
preserving melons, LIST; Jno. J. Dean, Clinton
grapes, LIST; Thos. Maggie, citron, LIST Jas. Ii.
Quinby ounces, LIST; VIM. GLADDEN., Clucbcn
grape, lst; Mrs. Sarah Vanhorn Delaware
and rogers No. grape, LIST each; James II.
Ball, Iona and display of grapes, LIST for each;
Z. q. Kinsey, Diana, LIST; John s. Daam,
peaches, pears and grapes list; Jas. II. Ball,
Hartford Co. raisins, LIST; G. A. Rutledge,
ounces Concord grapes, LIST for each.
CLASS N-FLOWERS.
Mrs. James Amos, flowers, Cd; Mrs. M A.
tutledge, cut dahllas, 1st, basket cut flowers,
LIST; Miss Jennie Amos, cut roses. Cd Miss
Lizzie Dever cut flowers, LIST Mrs. VIM.
foole, hanging basket, 1st; L. Hollingsworth,
begonia, LIST; Eliza Hollingsworth, pair hand
bouquets, LIST; Mrs. E. A. Hall, Gala lily, Cd;
MISS Y. Minnick, bouquet zenas, 1st Mr.. W.
Waters, rex begonia, I'd; Miss Carrie Ouin-
by, pair mantel bouquets, LIST; Miss Lizzie G.
Iaca, bouquet wild flowers, I'd; Mrs G. T.
Milton, wild flowers, LIST; Miss Alice Mellow,
dahlas, lst Mrs Sarah Vanhorn, colored
dahias, I'd; Mrs. r. 7. Bovine, cut roses, 1st;
Miss Moores, colas, 1st; Mrs. VIM E. White.
lord, collection geraniums, LIST, Gamma, list
MIS-. James Dean, variegated colias, 3D. red
colias, LIST.
CLASS DISCRETIONARY.
j. Morton Mcllvain, box insects, 81; Isaac
w. Coalc u Sons pair leather Slippers 81:
/. D. Swartz, pair Quaker pigeons, rs cents
90. do, pair white pigeons, so cents; w. G.
Norris, grade Jersey bull, $3.50; John Schuck
box honey, 80 CENTS p o. Herman, pair
ring doves, favorable mention; Henry G. Kirk,
coons, 80 cents; Samuel H. Griest, Estey
Organ, favorable mention; David E. Wilson,
cattle fastener, $40; Hiram Ball. lifting-iack,
favorable mention; Hortense Hardesty, pair
ring doves so cents; Mrs. M. f. Curtiss, barrel
chair, so cents; John A. Street,, grade short
horn bull, -; Miss Sue Webster, gold sword,
favorable mention J. II. Quinby lemons, so
cents; h. }. b. Moore, horse shoes, $3.50; do.
do, horse shoe nails handmade, so cents;
Septimus Davis, box honey, 81; William II.
Stagmer, beer, $3.50; Thomas A. Hays toma-
hawk, favorable mention for care and preser-
yation; Henry Giltoylc, blacksmith hammers
50; Isaac Amos, Bib 81 Sons Baltimore
heater and rail, Maryland range, new Emer-
aid cook stove, favorable mention for each
Edward A. Bagley, display of fruit and orna-
mental trees Mrs. William Greeneaf, hu-
man hair 30 cents; DIR. Benjamin Smith, case
dental work, ST. james NJ Reynolds, samples
lightning rods, 81; ]. p. Street,, bull Derby,
50; Thomas Bradenbaugh, hitching bar, ST.
vi. Il. scarborough, camp chairs favorable
mention; do. do, shell ornament, 81; do. do,
knife and fork box, so cents; Charles N.
Oehm, clothing, favorable mention; W. II.
Musselman, force pump, diploma; William S.
Forwood, Milwaukee beer, 81; r. Glasgow,
sausage, 81; Red c Oil Company, illuminat-
ing and lubricating oil, 81; Miss f. A. Green,
painted tidy, 80 cents; J. G. Clark, pigeons,
81; Judge Walters, cattle fastener, $40 f. II.
Webster, Leghorn chickens, 81; Mrs. Wilson,
Hong Kong geese ST. Mr.. Noele, old fruit
cake, so cents; G. W. Sheaf, Branson knitting
machine, favorable mention; Mrs Bouldin,
Leghom chickens, 81; j. p. Carroll, Jersey
COW, IS; Fletcher Raymond, pair twin calves,