The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-12-20

| viz hichdS WIN CHteTcu ana cOmlOfteQ them
in the days of adversely. If this should be
the case, turn your steps to the establishment
OF A. fnct2er, coner of Main street and Port
Deposit avenue, Bel Air. Let him take your
measure, and our word for it, he will make
you pair of boots to be proud Of especially
il you have small and pretty foot. Or if
you go 10 the store of Henry Dn:e1ock l43
North Gay street, Baltimore, you will find
large assortment of fashionable boots and
shoes for all ages or either sin
hats AND CAPS
Having procured your new clothing AMI
boots, you will next want n new hat. Your
old one has buffeted the storms until its
brightness and elasticity have departed, and
its rim droops as if ashamed to be seen in the
company of such fine surroundings. Give it
away and go TO Mr.. John l. Armigers 100
North Gay street b llimore You can there
be supplied with ono 10 81 you, and at
| moderate price too.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Thoughtful business men all unite in com
mendng the principle of life insurance. If
you have made up your mind to have an in
snrance on your life. for the benefit of your
family or creditors, in case of your death, we
commend to your attention the business
cards of the Maryland--a home company
A. j. Myers, State -tgent-Geo 4. Carlisle,
Records Mills, local agent the Washington,
of New York, ofwhich D. Grant Emory, 80!
ST. Paul street Baltimore, is General Agent,
or the st. Louis Mutual-R. H. Mitchell,
Agent for Maryland. Mr., William Young,
pany.
| MILLINERY.
After all, what is life worth, to II lady,
wihoUt0 nem b0nnct Think of this, We hus-
bands, who are so careful to provide fashion
able hats for yourselves, with each change of
seasons, while your wife has nothing to wear.
Draw your reluctant purse strings and give
your wife just as much as money as it will
require to purchase that lovely" bonnet, at
Mrs. Gardiner's, or Misses Waters d VeN-
eriWs, or Mrs. Garettson'a in Bel Air You
will have "Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year" you take this advice The Ia
| dies mentioned can also supply fancy articles
or make fashionable clothing for Indies and
children, &c.
fyour wife has no sewing machine go to
Mcssrs. Robinson & Barton's and examine
"The Weed" They are highly recommend
ed, and this firm has sold quite nnumber of
them.
Coal is Il handy article to have in the house
about this time. You can get il superior ar
tcle from c, Baker, Lapidum, or H. ". SIM
mons & Co., Havrc dc Grace
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Among the other business firms whose
cards appear in our paper, We can recon-
mend the following commission merchants
doing business in Baltimore VIM. ii. Mich
ael & Sons, 1875 McEldcrry's Wharf; T. b.
Hull IL Co, SO South Charles street; War
den & Merritt, . South street. These are
all reliable firms and we counsel our readers
to remember them, when they send their pro-
duce to market.
FURNITURE.
For fine furniture, we refer our readers to
the advertisement of Richard Armiger, 1876
n. Gay street, Baltimore, and nearer home,
to those of John Schuck Il Son, 3 miles from
Bel Air, on the lIavrc de Grace road. and
Nathan Dean, Bel Air. Ifyou contemplate
committing matrimony," pay these firms
visit
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Anything and everything in this line may
be found at the establishment of s. Rowland
Carson, Port Deposit, or at the store of Grif-
fifth, Baker Il Bryan, Al N. Paca street, Bal.
timOrc.
PAINTERS.
Ifyou want your house or Il sign painted
either of the following named painters will
do the work for you, at moderate prices:
+. G. Garrctlson or John A. Wann, Bel
Air, or George H. Garrcttson, near Friend
ship Meeting House.
Before you have your house painted, of
course you must build or repair it, and for
this purpose you will do well to consult
Messrs. West ~ Carroll. of Port Deposit, or
John ID. Everitt, .Emmorton.
Some of the other business firms adycrtis-
ing in Tile 11ggiS are the following:
Fertilizers and Lumber.-Wm. Mechem e.
Son, Edgewood; w. c. Maynadcr, Abing-
don; r. |. jackson & Co., Glen Cove Josh
Ia Horncr, Jr, "a South Gay street, Balti
more. Davis & Pugh (Andrew Abels, AGENT
Lapidum Michael e Osborn, Otter Point
d. w. Smith Murray Vandiver, agent Ha-
vre de Grace; VIM McConkey (Joseph Ross,
agent Conowingo'; E. M. Allen, Darlington.
lfyou want to buy valuable hotel prop.
crty, consult Mr.. John Clayman, at Dublin.
Paints, Oils, &c.--N. j. Hirsberg, 81 Ensor
street, Baltimore; +. G. Garrettson, Bel Air.
Ca1petings and Muttings.-For an assert
ment of these 60 to A. G. Griffith's, No 45
N. Howard street, Baltimore,
Paper UanWngs.-Myers & Bro, 80 N |
Gay street, Baltimore.
Wal Papers.-E. G. Garrettson, Bel Air.
Carriages.-Nathan Grafton, near Forest
Hill; John Hanna & Bro, Bel Air
Auctionee'iag.-J. S. Richardson, s. r.
Gilbert, Isaac c. Pyle, and VIM. S. Bowman
Store Goods dnd FIXTURES. & Tucker.
Clermont Mills. d
Hotels and Restaurunts.-James Nixon IIa-