The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-10-16
Local Affairs,


| LITTLE LoCAIS:
MIR Ira George last week sold full. bred
setter dog to Mr.. L. s. Rogers for $25.
Two Italians, with performing bear,
passed through here on Monday.
Miss e. Magraw, daughter of the late
Henry Magraw. of Cecil county, purposes
| spending the winter in Paris.
Joshua Griffin, the negro charged with
the murder of Miss Susan Taylor, was born
in the Jail at Bel Air.
When you can't think of what your wife
charged yon to bring home, get hair pins
They are always handy to have in the house
Rev. Morton Scott Of Kentucky, will
preach at the NJ. E. Church, Bel Air Sunday
morning next, 18th inst, at 10Y o'clock, A.
NJ.
The Catholic Fair at Huvre dc Grace
closed on Monday evening oflast week, and
the results show that it was grand success
The net profits amounting to S4255l.
Eleven hundred and ten boats have pass
the outlet lock of the Tide Water Canal
for Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia and
other points, since the opening of the season
Charles b. Roberts, Esq, the Democrat
ic candidate, and John r. Ensor, Esq, the
Republican candidate for Congress in this
district, were both on the Fair grounds Oh
Wednesday,
The cheering news is flashed over the
| fol 4, Al. Al.
ricd the great State of Ohio, clecting their
congressman i'll the cl scly contested dis
tricts.
Mr. james 7. Knight, of Darlington, has
a Durham bull calf, seven months old, that is
said to weigh 800 pounds. 1t should have
been placed on exhibition at the county agri-
cultural fair.
AT u game of base ball between lIavre
dc Grace and Bel Air, playe at the latter
place, last Saturday, the IIavre dc Grace nine
were success full. The score! stood-Havrc
de Grace, 30; Bel Air, Is.
N: Tl'l y Meeting Of the Orthodox
Society of Friends will commence to NOR
row, the nth, and the Yearly Meeting of the
llicksite Friends will commence the following
Saturday, in Baltimore.
k NJ, SchroiF, tirc-worshipper, from
Bombay, India, was advertised to lecture be-
fore the Fallston Literary Association last
week. He did not come, however. He has
lately been ecturing in Boston.
Rev. B. Crane, pastor ofthe Mountain
Christian Church, is delivering course of
lectures before the Marble Hill Literary So
cicty, at Cockeysville, Baltimore county. The
first lecture was on Monday evening, Oct
9Th.
AT about one o'clock last Monday morn
ing, Mr.. S. n. Hyde, of Boothby Hill, was
awakened by the barking of his dogs, caused
by some one trying TO break into his store
house, near his dwelling. As Mr. Hyde raised
the window the would-be burglar ran from
the door of the store,R olowcd by two loads
OF shot from MI IIydc's gun, but without do
ing the thief any damage
While our friend, Mr. S. N Hyde, of
Boothhy Hill, cXcels in the culture of the to-
ma'o, he can also, wc think, bear otfthe palm
III raising sweet corn. A sample we have re-
ceircd from him This week proved most de-
llclous. The seed, we arc informed, came Or
iginalIy from Italy, and according to our
Judgment it is vastly superior to any other
Kind we have ever tasted. Mr.. Hyde is the
only person in the county who raises this
corn, and takes especial pains to prcseyc il in
IFS purity and excellence.