The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-30
VOL. XXX---NO. A.

Rambo, LIST, Paradise, Northern Spy, I'd each;
Lemuc A. Davis, Dominic, I'd, Royal
jeanette, 1st; Miss Susie Lyle, Harrison, LIST;
Franklin Jones, Benomie, I'd; Edwin Havi-
land, Dominic, LIST, York Imperial, I'd; Mrs.
Edward Pue, Newtown Pippin, Gilly
Flower, LIST each; Mrs. George r. Cairnes,
Sheepnose, I'd.
Pears and Pedctes.-F B. Macatee, Keifer
pears, I'd; Mrs. VIM. Waters, Church pear,
LIST; Mrs. J. J. Dean, Lawrence pears, list;
Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson, Winter Bell pear, LIST;
S. Edwin Hanway, Beurre Easter pears,
Beurre Rose pears, LIST each; Miss f. Dozen,
August Sweets pears, I'd; Mrs. Morris Dean,
Winter Green pears, list; Miss Sue Lytle,
White Heath peach, list; VIM. Webster, Vicar
of Wakefield pear, LIST, Winter pear, I'd; A. s.
Upton, Keifer pear, lst
Ounces, Plun,S, Grapes and Mel0nS-Edwin
Havland, Martha grapes, Isabella grapes,
Concord grapes, LIST each; q. s. Courtney,
citron rSelons, Cd; Mrs. Hugh Bay, ounces,
list; A. s. Upton, cilron melons, 1st Mrs. E.
M. GLADDEN., Clinton grapes, Catawba grapes,
1st each; B. F. Warner, Scaly Bark water
melon, 1st Mrs. s. A. S. Kyle, Duchess
grapes, LIST, Concord grapes, I'd; James nj.
Cain, ounces, 3D.
Manufactures other than DomeStic.-B. G.
Bibb & Son, cook stove, New Emerald" wood
stove, "Carrollton," replace heater, "New
Baltimore, 1885," oil stove, "Quick Meal, !" LIST
each.
CLASS N-FLORAL DECORATIONS.
Mrs r. F. Hanna, Bottle lilly, list; Mrs.
James Dean, white amaranthe, white wax
begonia, LIST each; Mrs. VIM. Waters, Happy
Thought geranium, Pennyroyal geranium,
Jerusalem cherry, Fulfogium begonia, LIST
each; Miss Mary II. Davis, bouquet wild
flowers 1st Miss Lizzie G. Paca, double pink
geranium, apple blossom geranium, LIST each;
Mrs. VIM. Young, Diversofolia begonia, Rex
begonia LIST each; Mrs. Arch Wilson, dusty
miller, red bloom begonia, toy geranium,
Oxalis, 1st each Miss; Carrie Preston, smilax,
ia cross,) 1st Mrs. ]. @. Walsh, cut flowers,
list; Miss Annie Foard, button-hole bouquets,
LIST; Mrs. Allen Hoffman, bunch Of grasses,
list; Miss Ella Sheridan, japanese plant, maple
leaf begonia, Lydium plant, LIST each; Mrs.
Priscilla Griffith, Cataonian Jessamun,
Camelia Japonca, crab cactus, LIST each; Mrs.
w. 0. B. Wright, collection coeous, LIST; Mrs.
r. f. Hanna, pyramid Of flowers, LIST; Miss
Bertha GLADDEN., pansies, verbenas, ice plant,
Happy Thought geranium, LIST each; Mrs.
Geo. A. Bosley, 6utton-hoie bouquets, list;
Mrs. J. p. Flowers, never-fading clover, list;
Miss S. A. Webster, castor oil plant LIST; Miss
Matte Hanson, leather plant, LIST; Miss Ida
Spicer, Keniworth ivy, list; Miss Georgia
Jacobs, eulalia japoncas, LIST; Miss Carrie
Richardson, 3 hanging baskets, apple gera-
Mum, bouquet of grasses, list each; Walter
E. Somerfield, cactus, list; Mrs. J. Edgar
Dean, display of cut flowers, LIST; Mrs. ]. j.
Dean, SALIVA, list; Miss M. E. Amoss, cut
dahlias, list; Mrs. E. A. Jacobs, stand of ferns,
1st; Miss Annie M. Barteson, cigar plant, 1st.
CLASS O-DISCRETIONARY.
Simon J. Martenet, Map of Maryland
diploma; 9 st. Bernard dogs, ST.; Mrs. P. F
Ball, ounce honey, favorable mention; Mrs
VIM. Walters, lemons raised in Hartford Co.
so cents; FL, p. Byrne schooner yacht, favor
able mention; Mrs. Hugh Bay, potato clear
starch, 90 cents; ]. G. Hollingsworth & Sons,
sample of carriage wheels, diploma: Garrett
Osborn, cabinet of Indian relics, favorable
serves, IA years old) cherry preserves, "a
years od) favorable mention each; W. G
Jeffrey, Estey organ, diploma; Mrs. Henry
Ruff, dipped candles, favorable mention; Miss
Bertha GLADDEN., chocolate creams, so cents;
Mrs. Martha ]. Scarborough, can peaches, QG
years od,) favorable mention; Mrs. Lottie
Baer, home made boy caps favorable mention;
Miss Fannie Glenn, chestnuts, favorable men
tion; Miss Florence E. Tucker, pop corn,
(popped) favorable mention; Miss Lydia
Harding, poetry composed by Miss H., so
chocolate creams, 20 cents; Miss Julia G.
bll.ngslea, c W W lEu., U"nui S NUS, "
c c ehon' w. vi N rtnheys Ieu pup ooin,
ihsolanlo lieh.loni nlis. o. az a. ~ hy1v oo99uet
4 ~ MOWERS anu grasses, 20 Genus; Mrs wary
e.. paninsIons paper VI hoPS' ~ Gcnss' Dell
c.anuilIIu, uouplc,ueche ~ oiilchSh nouse,
i avor az li,enIon' mis nates ooaIn, jar
iaiu w cenVs, MISS l'inie I.onal ~
hlsses, cream r uTtos; peppehalns ofuPs, 80
een.s eaI W ". iaylo,, .ohos.Dnes, u1pion'
NILS NJ ,. hoacne' p I; ou: Wy snS I lench
SYSTEM, ulpiuna; Miss Nannle isonaiuson,
M nGme1 inaoT oliI case, daniao,e n nen.o
Mrs d: D. Deani hops, mvofaole mes'ion; d.
Il. " IL McGormicK o imported 6of helier,
Aga,e' Iuroppea Malcn .otn; ,oo4J lnPorteu
helIer, Arena luroppea April IHn' doS4, a 1m>
ported pun, hGrooat,Suroppeu Suiy lyln, lo9o9
% eacn' %. r. e.; warmer WATT gpaue DUCK iamp
months olu, 81; MISS M NJ y. Anoss, potato
Yeast, lasolaoie lilenslon; MISS Nann'c OedH'
G T G Garomeis, hvolao'e rnenslon; .. ~
Malnelu' " ai1 Wmu sysseLn VI Paehsng coln'
eiploma; Sii ~ MIA Ialuner' ooA vi l1sec.ss
20 Genus =. ". M M Fms: % Do, samples oi
seeos' GlPioIna, MIS- ne' W ulceli' cltroh
year oiu, 20 Genus, n. N: Ne1son' Wa,king
cane iavoraple LieDsion' NJ MISS MARY nlceaip'
son, Locust wing ian, 9o cents; MIS- ., y,
olanulloru' ounch urleu grasses' laVoraoie
hen'ion.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITS.
Victor Galloway, map of MARYLAND, 1st;
MYRTLE Keen. Cd: Harry s. Carver. map of
United States, list; Fannie E. Harvard, map
of Europe, LIST; Henry Maynadier, I'd; Charles
T. Carver, map of Africa, list; Robert w.
Young, I'd; Fannie E. Harvard, map of North