The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-02
Business Locals,

AUcTIoNEERING.-Col. Philip NJ Snowden
cx- Sheriff of Baltimore city, has opened an auc-
ton house, at No. so West Fayettc street, for
the sale of all kinds of city and country proper
ty. Col. Snowden has been identified with the
real estate interests of the city for many wears,
and his experience added to fine business talent
and great popularity, admirably qualify him for
the business. If any of our Hartford friends
have property OF any kind in Baltimore city to
be sold VIC can confidently refer them to Col.
Snowden.
ELEGANT SILvERwARE AND JEwELRY.-The
establishment of Mr. A. Z. Warner, whose card
is in another column, needs no recommendation
for Hartford county people. Mr.. Warner is well
known as thoroughly Observation-Disclosures
and dealer and his stock of silver ware fine lew
elry, &c, is unsurpassed in attractiveness and
low prices. Wedding presents are always sea-
sonablc and any one may be suited at his store,
which is at 135 West Baltimore street, Balti-
more.
COLEMAN ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ld-establish.
ed and reliable business place is the pharmacy
of Messrs. Coleman d Rogers, No. l76 West
Baltimore street, Baltimore. They enjoy solid
reputation for furnishing pure drugs, pharma.
ccutical preparations, &C., and are the largest
dealers in the city in native and foreign natural
mineral waters Country merchants and Others
will find it cheap and reliable place at which
TO Obtain drugs, chemicals, Nc.
The BEL AIR DRUG SToRE-Mr f.. Wyatt
Baker the popular Bel Air druggist, has fitted
up his new store, on the corner of Main street
and Pennsylvania avenue, i'll his usual neat man
ncr, and is prepared TO dispense pure medicines
drugs, &c, TO all corners He has large assert
ment of fresh and reliable garden and Howe;
seeds, which will be sold in large quantities OIL
by the single paper Mr.. Baker is enterpris
ing, energetic and accommodating
which will always and everywhere command
success in business
EuTAw HOUSE, BALTIMoRE.-Th popular
city hotel has taken Il new departure, under Tho
| careful supervision of Mr.. Charles ). Wood
and is in all respects a iirst-c hotel. 1t,
| business has increased greatly under Mr.. Wool
| management, and We can recommend il as Al
| excellent place in which Hartford county peopl,
| can stake their ease when business or pleasure
| induces them TO visit the city,
| HARDwARE.-Mr. p. F. Ball, successor Il
Isaac Amos, Bel Air is ready to supply builders
farmers and Others with iirst-class hardware
steel, iron, fertilizers, DC. Mr.. Ball is also agcn
for the sale of the Oliver Chilled Plow, which
| bore Off the palm at II recent trial test of goot
| plows. Call and see Mr.. Balls stock and &c
his prices before buying elsewhere.
CLoTHING.-Messrs. b. X. IIilman " Co.
successors to John Wanamaker, 1866 West Balti
more street, offer splendid stock of spring anc
summer clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods. They have only one-price and that tn,
very lowest at which goods can be sold. Thei
motto is Fair Dealing, Polite Attention ant
General Satisfaction" Mr.. Charles W. Adams
a former resident of Hartford county and wei
known here, is with this firm.