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

trio puddle ducks Henry Dozen, puddle
ducks; Mrs. J. Lylc, puddle ducks William
Scarf, Brazilian, coop of Brazilian Miss NJ
Elizabeth Baker, trio Laplale; Miss May Will
lians, Trio Southern and puddle; Mrs J. J.
Street,, trio Virginia w. IL. Reckordl. trio
BrazI,ian ;-Wm. Bowman, Imperial Pekin ;
Marth johnson, Southern.
Geese.-IIenry w. Archer, Hong Kong J.;
Mrs j. Lyle, trio African; Mrs Martha John
son, trio and half African; Mrs. Arch Wilson,
trio Hong Kong; Henry Dozen, trio common;
VIM. Scarf, trio common Miss May Will
liams, trio common.
Ihrkeys,-E. Pearson Amos, trio white; d.
A. Bay, trio turkeys; Henry Dozen, turkey ;
Mrs. Jno. Haviland, Bronze turkeys.
Guinea F0aoLs-IIenry Dozen, guineas.
CLASS F-FACTORY PRODUCTS.
Mrs. Mary A. Dean, pair blankets.
FTour and Medt.-Josah Herman, Graham
and family; p. o. Herman, Graham and fami-
ly; Carrolton Pennington, flour Joseph E..
Walter, flour; Josiah Herman, white corn
meal and buckwheat p 0. Herman, white
corn meal Joseph E. Walter, white corn
meal; j. w. Malcolm, flour; j. T. Wright,
family.
CLASS G-CARRIAGES AND LEATHER
MhNOr All Y hCO.
John A. Hanna, family carriage, two pas.
senger buggy, carriage, common sense Jos.
Pogue, jump seats, 3 falling top buggies !;
w. 0. Grafton trotting wagon.
Saddle and Hd'neSS.-Joseph Pogue, sets
harness.
Boots and Stoes-Weil & Son, / case boots
and shoes.
CLASS H-MACIIINERY AND IMPLE-
MENTS.
G. A. Spencer, butter worker; j. r. Moore,
ice cream machine; Scarf ,S Arthur, platform
spring; ID. S. Page, Bates Harvester, Newer
mower, Combined reaper and mower, Marsh
No. 4 reaper and mower, sulky cultivator,
wheat fan, Champion, sulky rake, hand de-
livery, sulky rake, horse delivery, hay and
straw cutter, hand lever cutter, Buckeye, 1
single and one double spout corn shelter,
horse hay fork, grain and fertilizer drill, Nc
Sherry two horse Roland Chilled pillow, two
horse Wiley plow, one horse No. IS pillow, 1
double gear power, two horse railway power,
two horse thresher and cleaner j. Il. Bald
win, No. w. mower, No. X. reaper, No.
Wheeler reaper anG mower, Traction engine,
No. 8 ID. M. Osborne self binder Syracuse
Chilled three horse, and one Syracuse Chilled
two horse pillow; I. r. Moore, Little Giant en-
gine two horse power engine; VIM. GLADDEN.
and Andrew Boyle, agts., one horse railway
power, two horse railway power, four
horse steam power, one horse, l two horse,
and four horse thresher and cleaner; w. r.
Galbreath, Gale Chilled plow G.. S. Court
ney, gate; Isaac Amos No. 20 light two
horse, and No. 40 two or three horse Oliver
Chilled plows; f. III. Barnes, Thomas patent
smoothing harrow; Joel Pusey, Empire grain
and fertilizer drill; Joseph G.. Bird, 1 three
tooth one horse shovel pillow, five tooth two
horse shovel plow, Flangc steel pillow cutter;
B. F. Minnick, cob mill; w. s. Forwood, the
Willoughby grain drill; ID. p. Hollingsworth,
Portable dreamer and butter mould and but
ter worker; Mrs. j. w. GLADDEN., butter print;
Chas Torch, II milk pans; Joshua Thomas,
Eclipse Agricultural engine, Buffalo Pits
thresher and cleaner; David Reynolds, stump
extractor, hay and cotton PRESS Joel Pusey,
Huffman grain drill, Centennial, line of Row
land Chilled plows
CLASS AGRICULTURAL PRODUC-
TIONS.
,Seed.-Robert N. Glasgow, Fultz and KEYS
prolific wheat John STREET., orchard grass
seed VIM. II. Galbreath, Fultz wheat and
yellow corn ; Charles Gross, yellow corn; ID.
E. Michael, white corn; A. ID. Wilson, Fultz
and Keys Prolific wheat; VIM. e. Robinson,
red wheat; r. f. Hanna, Keys Red Prolific
wheat E. Pearson Amos, yellow corn John
p. Mitchell, white corn; Thos. A. Hays, red
wheat and buckwheat; s. $. Welhcrill, clover
seed @. A. Rutledgc, buckwheat; w. r.
Watson, white and yellow corn, oats and
Fultz wheat; Thomas N. Maggie, Fullz wheat
and yellow corn ]. G. Dawson, Fultz and
old Mediterranean wheat; Henry Amos, yellow
and hominy white corn III. Scott Gilbert,
white corn; Henry Cain, Fultz, Keys Prolific
and Mediterranean wheat; Benjamin Silver,
Jr., white corn Henry Fulford, yellow and
white corn; A. F. Hays, Probster and Hulless
oats; John Moores, yellow and white corn !;
Miss May Williams. buckwhcat, white oats,
yellow and white corn VIM. j. Keen, white
corn; A. B. Paca, white corn Parker For
wood, white and yellow corn; Howard Amos
red wheat Henry Dozen, Clawson, white
and red wheat, timothy seed, white corn; Cy-
rus Osborn, corn in shock, wheat in head
Fultz wheat.
Field Cr0pS.-W. II. Galbreath, leaf tobacco
and sugar beets; Frank B. Macatee, leaf to-
bacco; Miss Lee Virden, tobacco; G. A. Rut-
ledge, sugar beets; Hiram Ball, rutabagas, red
and yellow mangel wertzel John j. Dean,
stock pumpkins and tobacco; JAS II. Quinby,
mangel wertzel beets; David Harry, sugar
beets; N A. McComas, mangel wertzel and
red beets Henry Bauer, Mangle wurtzel,
white sugar and yellow beets, rutabagas, to-
bacco; VIM. ]. Keen, rutabaga.
Table Vegetables. STREET., satisfy, car
rots and parsley; Thomas E. Swartz, Califor-
MIA bean and pumpkins N. A. McComas,
sweet potato pumpkins John Shuck, sweet
potato and cheese pumpkins, black Spanish
radish; Richard Dallam, pop corn; Mrs. Hau-
NO
lima beans, red beets, yellow carrots, red top
turnips and parsnips; John M. Finney, ever
green corn, green peas, snap and June beans,
large radish, satisfy and curled cabbage r.
f. Hanna, pumpkin, sweet potatoes and flat
turnips; Mrs. Anna johnson, sweet potato
pumpkins and double squash; Robert Lively,
large red and radish beets, lima beans, Gu
cumbers and turnips John w. Hooker, Hub
bard, early bush and cocoanut squashes, lima
beans, broccoli, Spanish peppers, sweet and
Irish potatoes, carrots, Acme and golden to-
matoes; John p. Mitchell, bottle onions; Jno
STREET., beets, citron melons, Miss Lee Vir-
den, cabbage, okra Miss Emma Wetherill,
sweet peppers; r. b. Forwood, Flat Dutch
cabbage and ctron Hiram Ball, pumpkins,
sweet potatoes, turnips and lima beans; VIM
T. Watson, turnips and pumpkins s. NJ
Hyde, tomatoes, Egyptian sweet corn, snow
flake potatoes; Mrs. Jessie Guyton, lima beans
and sweet potato pumpkin Harry Young,
cucumbers and lima beans; John J. Dean,
garden garlic. cabbage, potato pumpkin and
citron melon; Henry Amos, lima beans; Mrs
Arch Wilson, cabbage, parsnips, beets and
carrots Mrs. J. A. Rutledge, sweet potatoes;
Thomas Maggie, cabbage, pumpkins and car
rots; James II, Quinby, blood turnip beets,
Drummond potatoes Drumhead cabbage, lima
beans DR.. Dickey, sweet potato pumpkins |;
VIM. M. Poole, June beans, egg plants. onion
sets; Henry Cain, butter beams +. p Boleyn
green peas; Howard Amos, yellow and whfts
pumpkins; Mrs e. A. Carman, squash, pump
kins, cucumbers; Miss Hanna Lewis, cabbage;
| Robert N. Glasgow, watermelon; Miss Alver