The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-27
LITTLE LOCALS:

LITTLE LOCALS:
Divine service will be held at Grace
Chapel, Hickory, on Sunday mornining next,
August Goth, at 10t o'clock, A. M.
On last Saturday night a fine COW be-
longing to Harrison II. Preston, who lives
near Monks store, was taken out ola pen
and driven away. The owner offers re-
ward for her recovery.
MIR. s. N. Hyde, of Boothby Hill has
sent to THE Suns agricultural editor box of
Trophy tomatoes, the largest of which meas
urcd fifteen inches in greatest circumference
Mr.. Hyde understands how to raise large and
fine vegetables. His garden is model one
in every respect.
On Monday, August 10th, game of
base ball was played at Churchville between
the Churchville and Hopewell Clubs. Score
-Churchvillc A Hopewell 7. On Friday
last game came off at the Bel Air grounds
between Churchville and Bel Air, in which
Churchyille came out ahead by score of 30
toe.
MIR. Robert N. Hanna, of the Eagle Ho-
tel, Bel Air, requests us to state that he has
on hand n quantity of German Sprout seed,
which he will furnish free of charge to all
who may call or send for it. The proper
time to sow it is from now to the 10th of
September
Hon. Charles B. Roberts, of Carroll
county, from one and quarter acres realized
the enormous quantity of sixty bushels of
and two bushels were seeded to the acre
The Westminster Adoocate thinks Carroll
county can now lay claim to the largest
yield of wheat "as she has beaten the coun.
try on corn"
The Lire Stock Journal, published in
New York, at $3.50 year, is one of the most
interesting agricultural publications of the
day. Its contents are devoted to practical
articles for the farm, the turf, the dairy, the
the poultry yard, the apiary and the family.
Address the Live Stock Journal Co, No. 191
Water street, New York.
AT a meeting Of the butchers and live
stock dealers of Baltimore, on Friday night
of last week, it was determined to change
the weekly market sales day from Wedncs-
day to Monday, the new arrangement to take
effect Sept. 18Th. Several of the drovers de-
clared that they would refuse to adhere to
the change, upon the ground that there was
not proper representation present of those
interested.
On Sunday two young men were riding
in buggy from the Hickory to Bel Air,
when the swinglc tree broke and the horse
ran away, throwing them both out. One of
them was considerable bruised about the face.
The other, Philip Rogers, who lives near Bel
Air, was uninjurcd. The horse ran in to Bel
Air, and in turning the corner opposite the
Episcopal church, on the corner of Main street
and Broadway, the buggy struck the board
walk and was wrecked The horse was
caught in the town.
One day last week a colorcd servant wo-
man living in the family of Mr.. Hess, who
keeps store near Taylor, gave her employ
er's infant child and her own baby, each q
teaspoonful of laudanum, it is supposed to
put them to sleep. Becoming alarmed at the
dangerous results of her experiment, she took
her child and ran for doctor, when it was
discovered by the family. 1t was at first
thought that both children would die, but by
the prompt use of the necessary remedies by
Drs. Rutledge and Emory, their lives were
saved.