The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-10-19

Premiums were awarded as follows: Glass
A, Stallions.-W. F. and George A. Hays and
Walter P. Reckord, each LIST best mare, c. c.
Richardson, LIST, A. r. Slye I'd best three
year old, Z. g. Merryman LIST; best saddle
horse, Miss Margaret Bell, LIST, Robert W. Hol-
land I'd best gelding, James Richardson, list,
G. X. Sewell I'd best mare and foal, j. B.
Stewart, LIST, j. H. c. Watts, I'd ; best span, j..
w. Galbreath, LIST, d. A. Bay, I'd best three
year old colt or filly, Lloyd johnson, list, E.
H. Webster of j., I'd ; best two-year old colt,
D. T. Benson, LIST, C. A. RIdgely, I'd.
Glass B.-Best herd of Holsteins, j. l.. Nc
Cormick best herd of Shorthorns, best Short
horn bull, best Shorthorn COW, w. +. and
George A. Hays Guernsey bull, j. l.. McCor-
mick. LIST, Robert w. Holland I'd best bull
under two years, James W. McAbee, LIST, J. L.
Mccormick, ID best COW under three years
old, James w. McAbee, LIST, J. l.. Mccormick,
ID best heifer. E. e. Merryman, 1st, J. L.
Mccormick, ID best bull under one year old,
William ID. Lee, list, j. L. Mccormick, I'd ;
best Hereford herd. E. e. Merryman, LIST; best
BULL E. &. Merryman LIST best grade cow, K.
w. Holland, LIST, James w. McAbee. I'd ; best
cow under three years. James w. McAbee, LIST,
r. W. Holland, I'd best COW undertwo years,
r. w. Holland, list, j. l.. Mccormick, I'd !;
best fat cattle, John STREET. IL Son, LIST; best
steer, Garrett Amoss, LIST best yoke of oxen,
Jacob Briney, LIST, A. V. Bailey, I'd.
The special premiums were awarded as fol-
lows:
Enterprise Carriage Company, Bel Air
Best three-year old colt bred by George W.
Jewett's Almont Chief, $500. Awarded TO
James H. Quinby, Bynum.
John B. Hanna, Bel Air, 5 premiums, 81
each-1, best loaf of wheat bread, Kate Brice :;
g best half-doz Maryland biscuits, Annie
Black ; 3, chocolate cake, Rush Williams, Bel
Air; 4, bureau scarf, Corinne Keech, Fallston :;
5, best specimen of penmanship, Sophia Ca
hen, Bel Air.
Frank Bateman-Best three year old FLY,
S. 90, William +. Wilson, Pylesville.
Isaac Hecht-Largest pumpkin raised in
Hartford county, $500, E. Stanley Patterson,
Emmorton.
Cohen & Leyy-Best cucumber raised in
Hartford county, pair of So pants, Willie
Smallsbeck, Bel Air.
David Hanway-Best pound cake, $3.50,
Mrs. John w. Cole, Fulford.
Bel Air Drug Store Best chocolate cake
favored with vanilla extract, made in Bel Air,
portfolio valued at So, Miss Agnes Hanway,
Forest Hill.
W. A. Wilson-Best loaf of bread made
from Jerusalem Mills flour, barrel of Superla-
lative patent flour, $3.50, Mrs. William F.
kissing.
J. Royston Sti1er-Best iellies, five varieties,
S., Mrs. d. ID. Waters, Bel Air.
John A. Young-Best halfdozen Maryland
biscuits, pair gold spectacles Sc, Miss Martha
Watson, Fallston.
Mabley & Carew-Best piece of embroidery,
child's suit clothes So, Miss Rosa Jacobs Bel
Air.
David Hanway-Best dozen rolls baked on
a New Process Gasoline Stove, 50, Mrs. II. w.
Whistler, Fountain Green.
New York Clothing House-Best head of
cab bage raised in Hartford county, boys suit
of clothing, S., William A. Wilson.
j. q. Rouse & Son-Largest ear of corn
raised in Hartford county, $40 suit of clothes
Alfred Thomas, Prospect.
5. f. Homer-Best jelly cake, dozen cabi-
net photos, So, Agnes Hanway, Forest Hill.
John A. Young-Best half dozen tea bis
cuits in children's department, silver thimble,
so cents, Lizzie Bedford.
Egis and HtelHgencer-Bestd display of fancy
needle work, $40, Miss Juliet STREET., Bel Air.
Joshua Horner, Jr., & Co.-Best twelve
ears of corn raised from Horner's bone dust,
S., Lloyd johnson, list, A. b. Hollingsworth,
ID.
William G. Jeffery-Handsomest and best
arranged design of wild flowers, &C., $50 sew
ing machine, Mrs. Emma Bagley.
r. E. Bouldn-Best pieced silk quilt, So,
Miss Mary A. Davis.