The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-10-05
HARTFORD FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS, 1894.

Tue following is a list of special premiums
which will be awarded at the Harford Fair in
| October:
Enterprise Carriage Co., Bel Air, best g.
year-old colt bred by Geo. J. Jewett's
john B. Hanna, Bel Air. dry goods dealer
land bis bis u mits, 81; Chocolate cake, 81:
| bureau scarf, 81 best specimen PEN
manship, 81; all in Children's Dept. 500
Miller Fertilizer Co., bestdsplay of toma-
toes grown by Miller Fertilizer Co.'S
SEQ. W. Brock, best White Leghorns.
Brahmas and Pekin Ducks, three year
ly subscriptions to the aberdeen Enier-
Isaac Hecht, Havre de Grac,, Md, propri-
etor of Hecht's Hotel, for largest pump
E. H. Pritchett, for six largest hens eggs,
best quart Lima beans, best quart
canned cherries, best peck sweet pota-
| toes, yearly subscriptions to Democrat
Cohen Levy, Merchants, Bel Air, best
cucumber raised in Hartford county, u
DAVID avid II Ha p Hardware, Bel Air. best
pound cake baked on a New Process
The Bel Air Drug Store Thos. G. For
wood 500, dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
ETC., best chocolate cake Favored with
pure Extract Vanilla made by us,
handsome portfolio, valued at. 80. 500
| w. A. Wilson, best loaf of bread made
from INV brand or Jerusalem Mill, Dbl.
SUPPL Patent flour, valued at. ........... 4.5O
ties necessary Observation-Disclosures. 500
pears, tomato catsup, Chilli sauce,
to the Bel Air Times, valued at.......... $50
| John A. Young. Jeweler and Optican,
Bel Air, best y doz. Maryland biscuits.
| one pair solid gold spectacles or eye
glasses, adjusted to the winners eyes,
Mabley & Carew, Clothiers, Baltic, Nd,
best piece of embroidery made in Har-
ford county, child's suit clothes valued
David Hanway, Hardware dealer. Bel
Air, best dozen rolls baked Onsa New
Process Gasoline Stove as. ........ 400
New York Clothing House, Dalto., Nd,
best head of cabbage raised in Hartford
county, one boys suit of clothing valued
| McGaw & Droman, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Whiskey, best bushel OF rye
raised in Hartford county ..............: 800
j. G. Rouse & Son, Bel Air, largest ear of
corn raised in Hartford Co.. one suit of
clothes, to fit the winner, to be exhibited
at the Fair valued at.............. ..... 1000
w. S. McCombs, best u peck tomatoes
lone from each pc ,toffice in the county;
where only one exhibit a six months
yearly subscriptions to the Ha0re do
Grace Relnolican. valued at. $500
Griffith Turner Co, Seedsmen, 2O5 w.
&Co.'s Worlds Fair tomatoes grown in
Hartford county, 2 pounds of our
WOflQ s Falr TOMATO SeeQ, VdlueO At. O.UU
S. E. Homer, Photographer, Bel Air, Nd,
best jelle cake, one dozen Cabinet
Photos Observation-Disclosures. o.OO
John A. Young, Jeweler, Bel Air. best II
doZ tea biscuits in Children's Depart
ment, silver thimble, valued at.... 80. so
Hartford Democrat, best essay on 1.-THE
Advantages of the Agricultural Society
tC Hartford" The essay to be written
by pupil in the public schools and
judged as public exhibit, gold medal.
1EQis and LnteHigencer, SO in gold for the
best display of fancy needle work.
james c. Young, handsome Library Lamp
for the best display of fruits and vege-
tables in sealed glass jars.
Joshua Horner, Jr, & Co., $500 for the
best twelve ears of corn, grown from
Horner's bone dust, bought from Harry
Whistler.
W. G. Jeffrey. Domestic sewing machine,
No. 4, value $50, to be awarded to
owner of the handsomest and best ar
ranged design of wild flowers, grasses
or leaves, gathered from the fields or
forests of Hartford Co. Machine can be
seen at w. G. Jefery's show rooms.
r. f. Bouldin, proprietor of the Rouse
House, Bel Air, 81, for best pieced silk
quilt.