The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-01
Lneal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS:

LITTLE LOCALS:
"A tournament and pic mic will be held al
Delta, on Thursday, August 18th, for the bene,
fit of the West Bangor band.
"A horse and buggy, which were stolen from
Mr.. Ralph j. Grier at Oxford, Pa, one day last
week, were recovered in Wilmington, Del.
DIR. X. ID. Lee has sent us some specimen
pears grown by him. They are perfect in form,
most exquisite in coloring and ofiine flavor. We
have never seen more beautiful fruit
On Tuesday Thomas &. Archer was arrested
at Rock Run camp by Constable DeLany, fol-
selling liquor on the ground. Justice Walters
held him to bail for his appearance at court.
The Commissioners of Hartford and Balti.
more counties will meet at Towsontown on Mon.
day, August 4th, to award the contract for build
ing an iron bridge over the Little Gunpowder,
near Franklinvile.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Cole, greatly esteemed citi-
zen of the county, died at his residence near
Boothby Hill, on Monday, at the age of GO years.
The intcrment was at the Grove Church. Aber-
deem, on Wednesday.
Rev. j. ID. Smith, of Slate Ridge, was an
nounccd to deliver lecture in New Harmony
Presbyterian Church, near Brogueville, York
county, on Friday, August LIST, the proceeds to
be applied to Home Missions.
WIN. Leonard and Joshua King color
cd, who were committed to Jail last week on
a peace warrant, were discharged by order OF
court, on writ of habeas corpus, because ofin-
iormalty in the commitment
We are requested to state that in consequence
of sickness in the family of Mr.. Johns II. jan
ncy, the Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet at
the residence of Mr.. John Moorcs near Bel Air.
Subject for discussion, "Whcat"
Mr.. Joseph Wells, butcher, of Elkton, on
Monday last, purchased forty-two head of fine
Western steers from Judge Stump. They were
tattcncd on his farm on Deer Creek, Hartford
county, and are in fine condition.-Elkton
Wig
The Nonpareil base ball club, of Aberdeen,
on the 18th of July, played the second of series
Of games with the Elkton club, ON the grounds
of the latter. Seven innings were played result
ing in the score of 20 for the Nonparcils and 16
for the Elltton club.
The early morning stage for Edgewood broke
down, last Friday morning, near st. Mary's
Church. AS consequence the passengers, of
whom there was n large number, failed to meet
the early train, and the eastern mail, containing
The A9iS, was delayed one day.
AT the primary meeting in the 18th district
of Baltimore county, last Friday, the Crawford
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the county convention were agreed upon pre-
viously by all the candidates, and they were re-
quired to vote for those who received the high
est number of votes at the primary meeting
"A correspondent calls attention to the
condition of the small bridge, on the Hartford
county side of the Little Gunpowder, between
Jerusalem Mills and the large bridge which
crosses the stream. A hole in the bridge has
been filled with large stones, and the bridge is
unsafe. The proper authorities should have it
repaired.
The tournament at Norrisville, on Tuesday,
was largely attended by the youth, beauty and
fashion of Hartford, York and Baltimore counties.
Addresses were made by Messrs George Y.
Maynadicr and w. l.. Cooley. The Glen Rock
band furnished the music The riding is said to
have been excellent, and the affair altogether
was crcditable to its managers.
Mr.. J. J. W. Taylor, formerly of Havrc dc
Grace, has removed to Baltimore, and connected
himself with the flour and grain commission
house of j. d. Bangert " Co., No. 93 South
Charles street, Baltimore. Mr.. Taylor Is an en-
terprising, popular and correct business man,
and win attend faithfully to the sale grain sent
to his firm by the farmers of Hartford county