The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-08-12
Fault, 10Y MeElaerry's Wharf. Baltimore Md.


CHURCH FESTHVAL.-The Ladies of High
~ Point and vicinity will hold a Festival, in the
TUESDAY, August 10th, at one o'clock, r. NJ
and continuing three days. Proceeds to aid in
erecting new church. Every effort will be made
be sent to either Mrs. G. ii. West, Mfs. JOS Lomax,
Miss NJ. L. Hanway or Mrs. E. Davis.
kindest thanks are hereby rendered to A. j.
lowering, and those who contributed to his sub
scription list, for church erection. au12
A FAIR will be held by the Parish Aid Society
IA OF st. Johns p. T.. Church, Kingsville, in a
SPACIOUS tent on the church grounds, on WE'D
Der 7th, sth and 18th, 1881 Display of Fancy Arti-
Giles. a good supper for p cts. Ice cream and
9ne r n ms 9I 1 SrnF Open
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
l. HARTFORD COUNTY.-As the time for our
Primary Meetings is fast approaching, we present
TO the Democrats Of Hartford the name of MUIR
ton for the House of Delegates, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primaries.
Extract from the H0o'e ReluJiican March IL,
| "Havre de Grace stands on the south shore of
the Susquehanna river just above where it empties
1900 1t is handsomely laid out and built on an
elevated plain extensive enough to contain city
as large as London; at the foot of a beautiful
range of undulating hills. Travellers and tourists
have always admired the beauty of our location.
Our harbor is said to closely resemble that of Rio
de Janeiro. the most beautiful in the world. The
varied natural scenery Is certainly worthy of n
| masters pencil.
| Located at the mouth of the Susquehanna, q
| river extending more than four hundred miles to
the great lakes, and draining, as il does district
[ more rich in agricultural and mineral wealth than
any other on the continent, makes Havre de
Grace the cheapest and most natural outlet from
the great petroleum districts, lumber forests and
anthracite coal fields of Pennsylvania, and having
direct canal and railroad connection Herewith,
| and being at the head of the Chesapeake bay, and
accessible to vessels drawing twelve feet of water
easy transport is given all products and manu-
features, at the cheapest freghts, to any and all
| the towns and cities on the Eastern and Western
| shores down to the Atlantic capes. We have also
rail connections to all points of the compass Sit
| uate on the line of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
! and Baltimore Railroad, the great through route
| between New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, and between the North and South /;
we can ship goods at cheap rates of freight, to all
points South and West, and even to California
without breaking bulk. We are but two hours
ride, per rail, from either Washington or Phila-
delphia, and being but thirty-six miles distant,
pDth by rail and water, from Baltimore, we have
hourly communication with that city,"
being the largest town in the county, with q
opulation of nearly 5000, and a taxable basis of
nc million dollars; with our Fishing and Gun
ling interests, we think we are entitled to one
lenbcr of the House of Delegates. For the last
n years we have asked for nothing else.
We therefore ask the voters of Hartford county
| rc-nominatc the Hon. Murray Vandiver. He
las served us well, and we are willing to place
Jur interests in his hands.
MAJORITY OF THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OFTHE OLD 9TH DISTRICT