The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-04-01
BEL AIR, Md, APRIL 1, 1881.
Business Locals.

-WARINe's FERTILIZERs.-The certificate
published in another column, from well-knowi
Hartford county farmers and tomato-growers
show the estimation in which Warnings fertiliZ
ers are held. The Waring Fertilizer Company
works are at Colora, Cecil county, where they
manufacture frst-class fertilizers, which have
been tried, proved and are warranted to be al
they represent them. They have recently made
extensive additions to their works, and increased
their facilities for obtaining supplies. The firm
has an enviable reputation for honest dealing
and farmers may buy from them with the con
fident assurance that they will not be deceived
Doors AND SHoEs.-No more reliable place
can be found at which to purchase boots and
shoes, than Mr.. 8. 8. Ey's, No. 1872 N. Gay
Street, Baltimore. His stock is large and his
prices low. Read his advertisement, on the first
page.
SEWING MAcHINEs.-Mr. J. N. Henderson, the
enterprising sewing machine agent, at Fallston,
offers to the public the Royal st. John machine,
which has been rapidly gaining in popularity,
since Its introduction, and which, 1t is claimed,
never fails to give satisfaction. He can also
supply any other kind of sewing machine desir-
ed, and make repairs, when necessary.
TIE CORNER STORE, CHURoHvILLE.-Mr. l..
c. Makinson offers to his customers the oppor-
tunity of selecting carpetings and oil-cloths of
the newest patterns and best qualities, by sam
pleS from stock of $1,000 worth of goods
The samples are exhibited by an ingenious con-
triyance, which shows the carpet as it will ap-
han laid Malt ole hao
banda large and well-selected stock of all kinds
of dry goods, notions, groceries and general
merchandise. He is also agent for the Ad-
vance and Wizard chilled plows. He invites an
examination of his stock.
DRY Goops-Mr. James Billingsley, success.
sor to ]. o. Dugan, corner of Gay and High
streets, Baltimore, has opened an immense stock
of spring and summer dry goods, for ladies
and mems wear, which he Is selling at astonish-
ingly low prices. This is an old-established
dry goods house, and is well-known to the peo-
pie Of Hartford county. Mr. Billingsley will send
samples of new goods by mail, where desired.
SHAw's COTTAGE HoTEL.-Every delicacy of
the season can be obtained at this establishment
which is situated at No. 11North High street,
Baltimore. The genial proprietor, Mr.. Chris.
Shaw, is at home in every part of Hartford county,
being we'll known here. The hotel has been
retltted and is comfortable throughout Its
convenience to those having business to trans
act in Old Town or other parts ofthe city makes
it desirable stopping-plaee for persons from
the country.
PoPPLEIN SILICATED PHosPHATE.-This fer
tilzer has been used with great success for sew
eral years past, and has received the endorse
ment of many Of the best farmers in various
parts of the country. Among them are Mr.. s.
N Hyde, of Boothby Hill, Hartford county, who
used 1t on corn, tomatoes, Lima beans, and po-
tatoes Prof. Edward D. Porter, OF the Delaware
College Experimental Farm, and Others. 1t
is in fine mechanical condition for drilling, and
can be used in the hill for corn, tomatoes, beans,
&C., without fear of burning the seed or plant
The office of the company is at 12SW. Baltimore
street, Baltimore, under the american Farmer.
Their advertisement is on our first page.