The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-10-17
Germ Med.-Joseph L, Walter, white corn
meal, list.
GLASS G-CARRIAGE AND LEATHER
MANUFACTURES

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John A. Hanna, family carriage list
| Arthur IL Schati, market wagon, list; John
A, Hanna, jaeger, list; do, do, common
sense carriage Cd; Joseph Pogue, jump scat
carriage I'd Phineas Palmer two-horse Jump
seat carriage LIST do. do one seated Doctors
ph@ton, LIST; j. ID. Slade IL Son, spring wag-
on, LIST; W. o. Grafton, trotting wagon, LIST
f. L. Spangler u Bro, patent spring sidebar
buggy, list; do. do, shifting top buggy I'd.
| Sttttites md ILdlRGSs.-Joseph Pogue, | set
nicllle plated harness, 1st
Boots and iSh0es.-E p We'll & Son, case
boots and shoes LIST; J. L. McRoy, pair hand
made boots, LIST.
CLASS H-MACHINERY AND IMPLE-
MENTS
DAIRY Implements.-C A. Spencer tutter
worker, LIST; Mrs. }. w. GLADDEN., home made
butter print LIST: r.. p. HolIingsworth butter
mould, lat; T. X. Moore, ice cream machine,
| 1st
HlTm 1mp'0nents-J. T. Baldwin, Kuky
No. ) reaper, diploma, No 6 moving ma
chine, dipIoma; JOS. G. Bird, corn culuvator,
diploma; g. W. Norris, grain drl, (Bickford
u Hutfman,) diploma; Joel Pussy, Empire
grain drill, diploma; David Lsw;on, fodder
cutter hay and straw cutter, diploma for each;
David Reynolds, nay and cotton press, dilpo
ma; ID. = Page, sing" spout corn sneler,
horse hay fork, sulky rake, horse delivery ,dou-
Bile gear power , horse railway best display of
farm implements, diploma for each David
Reynolds, stump extractor, diploma j. II.
Baldwin, sell binder, diploma Ira Sayer,
grain fan, diploma; GLADDEN. IL Boyle, one
horse railway power, one-horse thresher and
cleaner, four horse theresher and cleaner, di
ploma for each; G. S. Courtney, gate, diplo-
ma; Joel Pusey. grain and fertilizer drill, di.
ploma; Joseph G. Bird, 3 tooth shovel pillow,
diploma; B. F. Minnick, cob mill, diploma ;
Joshua Thomas, Buffalo Pits thrcshcr and
cleaner, diploma.
CLASS HORTICULTURAL PRODUC-
TIONS.
Seed.-John STREET., orchard grass seed, 1st;
A. d. Wilson, Fuliz wheat, list; Thomas A.
Hays, buckwheat LIST Thos. N. Maggie, Fultz
wheat, I'd; j. G. DAWSON, Mediterranean wheat,
I'd; Henry Amos, white hominy corn, LIST; H.
Scott Gilbert, white corn, LIST; Henry Cain,
Mediterranean wheat, 1st; BENZ. Silver, white
corn, Cd; Henry Fulford, yellow corn, LIST {;
t, A. Hays, Halles oats, 1st, Probster oats,
1st Miss May Williams, white oats, 1sl; Henry
Dozen, Clawson wheat, LIST; Cyrus Pusy, corn
in husk, LIST; H. u. Twining, corn in ear, I'd !;
w. L. Preston, Keys Prolific wheat, 1st; Jno.
b. Bailey, yellow corn, I'd; ], D. Slade, white
wheat, 1st.
Field OropS.-W. r. Galbreath, leaf tobac.
co, I'd; Frank B. McAtee, leaf tobacco, LIST,
lath tobacco, 1st James II. Quinby, mangel
wurtzel beets, LIST; Joseph Parry, display farm
products 1st; Henry Fuliord, sugar beets LIST.
Tube VegetaJleS-J STREET., parsley, LIST;
Robert Lively, large red beet, 1st; John w.
Hooker, Hubbard squash, 1st Mrs. Arch
Wilson, parsnips, list Mrs. J. A. Rutledge,
sweet potatoes, LIST; Thomas N. Maggie, pump
kins, list; Jas. H. Quinby, Dunmore potatoes,
1st VIM. M. Poole, June beans, LIST, egg
plants, LIST, white onion sets, LIST; David Smith,
peppers, LIST; W. l.. Lambright, cabbage, 1st
Emmette Amos, pop corn, 1st; Henry Bauer,
lettuce, 1st w. L. Keen, tomatoes, list, tur-
nips, 1st, cauliflower, list; e. A. Bagley, bro
coli, carrots, cucumbers, turnips, 1st for each;
VIM. L. Blake, carly rose potatoes, list; How
ard Amos, early durham potatoes, LIST Mrs.
Martin Pyle, King of Early potatoes, 1st; S.
J. Whiteford, early Vermont potatoes, LIST
Mrs. III. Chenowith, beans, 1st ; Mrs. j. S.
Shriver, display table vegetables, 1st /; Mrs
Lottie Baer, cabbage, 1st; Mrs. Thos Butler,
yellow Trophy tomatoes, list.
CLASS J-DOMESTIC PRODUCTIONS.
Butter-Miss Fannie Cain, print, list; Mrs.
Fannie lIendon, print, ID; Mrs. X. p. Amos,
roll, 1st; M. Price, roll, I'd.
Bread-Mrs w. ID. Bartleson, wheat bread,
LIST; Mrs. Annie ]. johnson, do I'd; Mrs. f. p.
Bolcyn, Maryland biscuit, Isl; Miss Eliza
Lewis, do. I'd; Mrs John Hood, Parker House
rolls, list; Mary Amber, do. ID; Miss Mamie
Archer, bran bread, tea biscuit, list OH each;
Miss Hannah s. Morgan, rolls, 2d.
CdEeS-DioiSiOn A.-Mrs. T. r. Moore, CO.
coanut pound cake, LIST, fruit cake, ID; Miss
Daisy Dallam, sponge cake, I'd; Miss Rose T..
Hopkins, jumbles, 1st, plate small cakes, I'd
Mrs. A. E. Walker, fruit cake, 2d, snow cake,
LIST; Mrs. w. f. Reasin, marble cake list; r.
G. Hollngsworth, gold cake, 1st; Mrs. Hugh
Bay, Jelly cake, LIST; Miss Kate NJ Hooker,
cocoanut drops, German lady fingers, 2d each;
Miss Mamie Archer, sponge cake, I'd; Miss
M. A. Ball, snow flake cake, I'd Miss 4. p.
Amos Russian cakes, Cd Miss Virgie s.
Mitchell, chocolate layer cake, LIST; Miss EN-
ma Wetherill, fruit cake, 1st; Mrs. Luc Han
son, carome cake, LIST; Mrs. Geo +. Walker,
lemon jelly cake, I'd ; Miss Clarence Lee,
chocolate cake, %; Miss Bessie Webster, jelly,
cake Cd, SPONGE chocolate, cocoanut mixed
cakes, and jumblcs, LIST each; Mrs. f. B. Han
sou, lemon, stanley cakes, 1st each, orange ID;
Miss Mary Ii. Brown, jelly and orange cakes,
1st each; Miss Annie Amos White mountain
and lemon, 81 cach Miss Lucy B. Jacobs,
cOCOhUuJ anu UDuill, ~ tHCil, WITH. ljT.
Dickcy, snow flake, LIST; Mrs. Jane IIar,icsty,
white cake, Isl; Mrs. Elozl Lewis, railroad
cake list; Miss Mary L. Amos, cocoanut,
small cakes, and jumbles, LIST each; Miss s. j.
Lovctt, sponge jelly cake, Is; Mary Amber,
Indy cake, 1st Miss Annie g. Hall, snow
cake, 3D. Miss Alice V. Grover, cocoanut, lst;
Mrs. WIN. GLADDEN., Dover, 1sl; Mrs james
Dean, sponge, 1st, lady, ID; Miss Lena Griest,
silver, &c; Miss Mamie Archer, cup, LIST; Mrs
j. G. Hardesty, lemon sponge cake, I'd; Miss
Estele Patterson, delicate and mixed cakes,
ID each Miss Florence S. Hopes, cocoanut,
I'd; Mrs. W. E. Whiteiord, pound, LIST; Mrs.
DIR. Gorsuch, lemon Jelly sponge cake, LIST;
Miss Susie Markly, golden, silver cakes, LIST
each; Mrs. w. b. Hopkins, marble, Cd.
CdEeS-Dioision B.-Mrs. w. d. Bartleson,
rusk, LIST; Mrs. g. w. Proctor, 'rusk, Cd; Mrs.
DR.. Dickey, Spanish buns, 1st Mrs Parker
L. Forwood, dough nuts, I'd =; Mrs. John
Hood, rusks 3D.
PieS-MIs. j. Lytle, silver, list; Mrs. T. r.
Moore, apple, list; Mrs. Martha Coale green
peach, 1st; Mrs Mary j. Hanna, green apple,
dried apple, dried peach, LIST each; r. G. Hol.
lingsworth, green apple, I'd, grape, LIST; Mrs.
w. NJ Edelin,, lemon custard, I'd, cocoanut,
list; Mrs. d. W. Taylor, lemon, 1st; Mrs. Ann
Brown, lemon, 3D. Miss Sue Webster, pastry
puffs, LIST; Mrs. r. p. Amos, green peach, I'd;
Mrs. James Dean, potato, 1st Miss Lena
Griest, cherry, list.
Cttstard Pies Miss Addie Hoopmau French
custard, I'd; Mrs. Henry Amos, Irish potato
custard, ID; Mrs r. p Amos, potato custard,
LIST.
Dried Fruits and HegetaJes.-Mrs M. e.
Glasgow, dried cherries, Cd; Mrs. w. B.
Smlthson, dried apples, 1st; Miss Ellen Dean,
dried apples, I'd; Mrs. w. o. b. Wright, dried
sugar corn, ID; Mrs. w. w. Cashier, dried
apples, 3D. Miss Mary ]. Hanna do. peaches,
1st; K. G. Hollingsworth, dried pears, 1st;
Mrs. +. E. Swartz, dried evaporated pears, 3D.;
Mrs. r. p Amos, dried corn, 1st; Mrs Martin
Pyle, dried cherries, 1st Mrs. Lottie Baer,
dried blackberries, LIST.