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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-03
Iiin Legislature.

On Thursday of last week Senator Allen was
granted leave to introduce bill to amend
the charter of Bel Air The amendment EN-
powers the town commissioners to levy not
more than fifty cents on the hundred dollars
for the Improvement of the streets, NC, and
bailiff in making arrests for breaches of the
peace.
Senator Steiner has obtained leave for a
bill to provide for the election of school com
missioners by the people when members of
the legislature are elected, vacancies to be
filled by the boards of county commissioners,
and the school commissioners TO report an
nually to the boards ofcounty commissioners
their receipts and expenditures. DR.. Stein
er's bill also authorizes the county commits
sioners to fill vacancies in the school board.
Mr.. Greenfield has leave to introduce
bill to encourage manufactures in Mary
land by exempting their machinery, &c,
from taxation.
In the House, ON Thursday, the bill to re-
fund A. j. Wiley, of Hartford county, taxes
enormously paid, was read first time.
A message was received from the House of
Delegates proposing An adjournment from
Thursday until Monday, to allow members
of the Legislature 10 visit Washington last
Friday, on the occasion of the Garfield me-
mortal services; and ut first the Senate was
disposed to non concur, and so voted but,
upon urgent representations by the Repub-
leans that it was disrespcct to the memory
of the late President, the vote was sabse
quenty reconsidered, and the message con
CURED in The celebration, however, instead
of taking place last Friday will not be held
until February eth.
The Local Option bill for Hartford county,
as prepared by the Temperance Alliance,
passed the Senate last Thursday
Mr.. Wiley was granted leave, ON Tuesday,
for a bill to regulate the price of weighing
hay, husks and corn at the Maryland State
hny scales,
The bill to pay Ellridge w. Gallup, of
Hartford county, for cattle destroyed under
the pleuro pneumonia act passed the House
on TUESDAY.
The registration bill passed the Senate,
upon its Third reading, on Tuesday
Mr. Duvall has obtained leave in the House
to introduce a general local option bill for
the whole State.
The bills to amend the charter of Bel Air
and to pay F. W. Gallup for his cattle were
both read first time in the Senate last
Wednesday
Mr.. Wiley has obtained leave for bill to
amend the laws relating to the State weigh
ing of cattle.
Mr.. Parsons has a bill in preparation,
which he proposes to introduce in the Sen
ate, authorizing the appointment of county
school commissioners by the Governor with
the consent of the Senate; provided, that the
Governor shall not appoint, at any time, q
majority of the school commissioners in any
county from the same church or religious de.
nomination, nor shall he confine himself to
any political party in making the appoint
ments, but to the competency and general
reputation and residence of the appointees
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Fork, Baltimore Co., Md.
RECEORn-CuENoN ETH.

hE'
On the 2ith of January, Notwithstanding the
rough roads, many persons wendell their why to
the Mountain Baptist Church, to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Walter p Reckord, son of
Henry Reckord, Esq, of Reckord, Baltimore
county, 10 Miss Lille r. Chenowcth, also of this
county.
At $50 P. NJ, the bridal party, preceded by
the ushers, Messrs. G. NJ Irclan, Of Baltimore.
w. +. Robinson, r. +. StOckdale, of Baltimore ;
and w Reckord, in the order named. entered and
marched up the aisle, to the measured tones Of
a wedding march, performed upon the organ by
Mrs, John IL, Reckord. They stood under nm
arch of eycrgreens, and the minister, Rev IL
d. Clark, pastor of Paca street Christian church,
Baltimore, being in waiting, in n few apprOpri-
ate words the ceremony was performed. They
were married with ring. The soft, sweet
strains OF music, during the ceremony, lent an
additional charm. The bride was attrcd in
bronze .colored silk with hat of the same color,
from which gracefully waved beautiful plume.
In her left hand she carried basket OF pretty
half-blown natural roSebuds, similar to those
worn by the groom, ushers and ministers The
groom, as well as the ushers, was attired in eve
ming dress. reception was given the newly
married couple, the same evening, at the
g,oom's fathers, at which many friends were
present, They afterwards went TO their new
home, near by.
Miss Genie Wilson, youngest daughter OF
jackson Wilson, Esq, was married, on the 9th
of January, to Mr.. Charles Weakly, of Sweet
Air, Baltimore county.
As Mr.. Royston, who rents the farm of the
late DIR. j. W. Burton, was booming load of
hay, the chain slipped, striking him IN the head,
hurting him severely
The wife Of Mr.. Benjamin B. Butler, of this
place, was buried AT Fork, on the 22d of Jauu-
AIRY. She was sick only few days, having died
of pneumonia.
The youngest child of Mr.. G. G. Carter, of this
nelghborhood, died on January 9th, aged about
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ShaWsyiIle.
MELLOR-MILEY.

write Ut der very happy auspices, to chronicle
the nuptials of Miss Emma V Wiley TO the popu-
lar young merchant, Thomas ii. Mellor. which
by Rev. Joseph Nelson, of Bethel Presbyterian
Church, before brilliant and fashionable assem-
were crowded with the beauty aud fashion of
upper Hartford and the adjoining counties of Bal
umore and York, Everything moved in a har-
monious and graceful manner, suitable to the oc-
casion. The bride, who was as charming and viva
cious as ever characterized her maidenhood, was
trimmed with passamenterre and bossed fringe
The bridesmaids dress was similarly trimmed
but was of cashmere. The groom who was at
tired in black, was self-possessed, cool and
business-iike, and covered himself with honor
under the trying circumstances. The assembIage
numbered over Us persons, and when the rccep-
ton was over the young folks, under the leader
ship of the popular Tom futile. began to dance
keeping 1t up until near day, your correspondent
being enveigled into the misty mazes by an invi-
tation from Mr. Thomas II. Wiley's ten-year old
little darling. kORCINr
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Death of Mrs. II. Il. Leech,

We have to record the death lin Washington
on the morning of Wednesday, January 18Th, of
Mrs. Phebe T, Leech, aged rs, relict Of the late
D. d. T. Leech, Esq, for many years of the
General Postofiice Department; also mother of
Revs. g. Y. s. v and B. F. B. Leeeh, and of Mrs.
Rev. II. G. Mcdaniel, all of the Baltimore An
nual Conference of the NJ f. Church, and also
of Messrs. ID. Leech, of the Smithsonian fnsti-
tute ; A. Y .Leech, Of the Quatermsster Generals
Office, and f. o. Leech, of the Mint Bureau
Her father was the late Elias Vanderbilt, of the
Troy Conference, zone of the fathers of Method.
ism in Central New York, and who died in
Albany few years since at the ripe age of S.
Mrs. Leech had been member of the NJ. E.
Church since her girlhood. She was buried
from the Foundry Church, Friday morning,
services being conducted by Revs. F. Ward and
b. Peyton Brown. Her end was peace
H. G, MCDANIEL
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Htp
ilayre de Grace Items.

capt. Charles A. Conner is confined TO his
bed with mn attack of pleurisy.
"A surprise party called upon the widow OF
Capt. Smith. the murdered Captain of the
schooner "Shclldrake," on Friday night last
and LETT substantial evidence of their visit in the
way of provisions, groceries, &c.
ON last Tuesday night, no less than three
houses were robbed. Mr.. Thomas Healey had
all of his aud and pork stolen, which he had
laid up for III" winter, valued at least $50 Mr.
Thomas ChAr,hec had all the eatahles in his
house stolen, and Mr.. George T. Meyers cigar
store was robbed of At least so worth of cigars
and tobacco.
White Congress is spending money ON small
creeks in out Of the way places, there should be
no objection to making sufficient appropriation
to deepen the channel nj the mouth of the Sus.
quchanna for vessels of fifteen feel draught
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MAR RED.

JAMES-FLAHART.- Dublin NJ h.
church, January 26th, by Rev. }. Duey Moore,
EDWARD JAMES to Miss MARY f. FLA.
HART, both of Hartford county, Md.
MELLOR-WILEY.-On Wednesday January
25th, Mt the home of the bride, near Shawsyillc,
Hartford Co., Md, by Rev. Joseph Nelson, Miss
EMMA V. WILEY and Mr.. THOMAS II. MEL
LOR, Merchant at Shawsyille.
WRlGHT-BULL.-On Thursday, January
26th, in Bethel Church, by the pastor, Rev Jos.
Nelson, Miss RUTH V. BULL and Mr. WIN. \.
WRIGHT, both of Hartford county, Nd
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and chained 1t in the smoke-house, intending
to have q fox hunt. Last Saturday when
they opened the molle.house for the purpose of
getting out the fox, 10, and behold it was gone
Some one had cut hole in the door and stolen
1t. Mr.. Jones offers q reward of $50 for the dis
covery of the party or parties who stole his fox
LOCAL OPTION
is earnestly discussed in the borough of Delta
believe it would carry if it went to a vote.
LOCK CP
is also talked of by those who oppose Local OPP.
tion. Dock
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Work at the County Clerks Office in
1881

We are indebted 10 Mr.. j. II. Ely, Deputy Clerk,
for the following summary of the business trans
acted at the Clerks Office of Hartford county in
1881:
Cases docketed- February term, 80; Nav term
81 September term, SO; November term, 30: TO-
tai. 20T.
Judgments entered-February term 81: Nav
term, A; September term, II /; November term.
40; total, 1870.
Stet cases 81 off Il agreed II; total number
cases settled during the year 49, number equity
cases docketed "A; number DEGREES passed ri;
number deeds recorded 1853; number mortgages
recorded 81
Amount invested in mortgages during the year
y
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LARGE YIELD OF TOBACCO.

LARGE YIELD OF TOBACCO.
MIR. Clarence Galbreath raised from one acre
of ground 1900 lbs. of tobacco of first quality,
besides 400 lbs, of seconds, making $500 lbs in
all. For the first quality he has been offered 30
cts per h., which would amount TO S551, be-
sides what he will get for the seconds. The
Deer Creek Farmers Club should discuss the
tobacco question again. They will be more
surely convinced, by the above, that tobacco
will pay better, than canning.
FOX STOLEN.
Mr.. Ebenezer Jones and his sons caught fox
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TIE DEPUTY CoLLEcToRsHTP.-Col. Webster
has offered the position of Deputy Collector,
with a salary of $1,000, to Major William IL.
Dallam, of Bel Air. If Major Dalam should ac-
cept the position there will be two vacant of
fees TO be filed in Bel Air, namely, Secretary
to the Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Au-
ditor of the Court, both of which are now held
by Major Dallam. The salary of the former is
$500 year, and the fees of the latter amount to
about $500 or $500 year,
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The House of Delegates should not hest

The HOUSE OF Delegates Should not hest
tate to pass the law changing the method of
selecting jurors in Baltimore city The pro-
posed law, which has passed the Senate, is
substantially the one now in operation in
the counties, where il secures better class
of jurors than the old system The objection
is urged that it depriyes sheritis of some of
their powers-that of rewarding fayorites
and supporters, for instance but since it
tends to the more perfect administration of
justice in our courts, the objection should
not be considered
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-03

The name of Hon. George H Williams,
OF Baltimore county, the President OF the
Senate, is mentioned in connection with the
next Democratic nomination for Governor
Senator Williams is gentleman of fine abil-
ity and of unquestioned honor and integrity
He would command the confidence of the
people and would makea Governor of whom
we might feel proud
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Consumption in its early stages is readily
cured by the use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" though, if the lungs are wasted no
medicine will effect a cure. No known remedy
possesses such soothing and healing influence
over all scrofulous, tubercuious, and pulmonary
affections as the Discovery" John Willis, of
Elyria Ohio, writes THE Golden Medical Dis
covery' does positively cure consumption, as,
after trying every other medicine in vain, this
succeeded +" Mr.. Z. I. Phelps, of Cuthbert, Ca,
writes: THE Golden Medical Discovery has
cured my wife of bronchitis and incpent con-
SUMPTION, Sold by druggists.
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-Aah"nr appears to be losing his hold in
Virginia An anti. Repudiator has been
elected President of the State Senate, and
there are other evidences of disntegration.-
The Republicans will find that they have
paid Malone his price for delivering Viz
gina into their hands bnt he cannot deliver
the goods
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The FUNERAL OF Col. CLEMENT BUTLER,
which took place at st. Mary's Roman Catho-
lie Church, Deer Creek, on Thursday, January
sGth was largely attended. Rev. j. j. Conway,
pastor of the church, delivered an eloquent and
appropriate tribute TO his memory The pail
bearers were Messrs VIM, N. Hughes, Arch.
Wilson, John o. stearns, Richard j. Deaver,
VIM Watkins and Samuel NJ. Whiteford.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have At last secured I'm entrance into
Philadelphia, by the purchase of II controll-
ing interest in the Philadelphia and Chester
county Railroad. This road, which is thirty
lytive miles in length, connects Philadelphia
with UniOnville, Chester county.
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THE PEACH BoTToM ExTENsIoN.-The
Delta Herald advocates the completion of the
Peach Bottom Railway from Delta to Peach
Bottom, on the Susquehanna river. 1t says:
When the Baltimore and Delta road is
completed there will be considerable traf
fic in coal and lumber over this road, at least
as far south as Bel Air, and possibly even to
Baltimore.
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MIR. John Pocoek, prominent citizen OF the
10th district Baltimore county, died at Sweet
Air, last Thursday, in the 10Th year of his age.
His funeral took place at My Lady's Manor VI.
4. Church, Rev. j. w Steele officiatinp
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East Hartford Southern Methodist Church -
The pastor will preach next Sunday Perryma
IL A. NJ, and Aberdeen ~ PM.
West Hartford Southern Methodist Church. -
Preaching next unday-Jarrettsville 10H A NJ
and Fairview p. NJ by Rev. T. Il. Wysong.
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On Sunday morning last Mr. lame

On Sunday morning last Mr.. James Spieer
one of the oldest and most esteemed citizens of
the second district of Baltimore county, died
suddenly of heart disease at his residence while
his family were attending church. Mr.. Spcer
was 70 years old, and well known in connection
with many good objects in his neighborhood,
For many years he was a teacher in the public
schools of Baltimore county.
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Terrible itching and scaly humors, ulcers
sores and scrofuous swellingS cured by the Cuti-
cura and Cutcura Soap the great skin cures ex-
ternally, and Cuticura Resolvent (blond purifier
internally Ask about them at your druggists.
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DIR. pierees "Favurite Prescription" Is a most
powerful restorative tonic, also combining the
most valuable neryine properties especially
adapted to the wants of debilitated ladies suffer
ing from weak back, inward fever, congestion,
Inflammation, or liberation, or from nervousness
or neuralgia pains. By druggists.
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The Snow which fell on Tuesday measured
about six inches in depth, and afforded moderate
ly good sleighing. Wednesday afternoon Main
street, in Bel Air, was alive with sleighs and
their merry accomplishments of bells and bellies
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The Egis and Intelligencer.


THE EaIs has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact.
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Regulate first the stomach, second the liver; es-
pecialy the first, so as to perform their functions
perfectly and you will remove at least nineteen
twentieths of all the Ills that mankind is heir to,
in this or any other climate. Hop Btters is the
only thing that will give perfectly healthy natur-
al action to these two organs.-.HdiHe FdJHiSi.
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Dir John Ridout, Il venerable and much be-
loved citizen Of Annapolis, died Unexpectedly on
Saturday, of pneumonia
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Death to rats. mice, reaches and ants; Parsons
Extermlnator. Barns granares and households
cleared in single night. No fear of bad smells
Best and cheapest vermin killer in the world
Sold everywhere.
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Fifteen prominent citizens of Marshall,
Minnesota, have been poisoned by eating raw
ham containing trichinR. Three have died and
some of the others are in a precarious condi-
tiOu
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=, SS00 %
Received on account of Hartford county from
Liquor Licenses $2,0l66S.
Total amount of revenue paid to Hartford coun-
ty from Liquor Licenses issued since passage of
Act OF Assembly, January session, 1876 $40 5O2 %
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All communications for publication must be ac-
eompanied with the real name of the author, or
no attention will be paid to them.
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At TT o CLOCK, q. NJ, Ihe IOIIOWhF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

TO WIT:
One Gray Mare, years old, good worker and
driver; | bay Horse, 2 Cows, one will be fresh
about time of sale Bull, Helfer, Brood Sows
and ten Shoats, four horse Broad-tread Wagon,
with Market Bed; light Spring Wagon, | Hay
Carriage, Mower, Sprng-tooth Horse Rake,
Plows, Harrows, Cnlhvators, Single and Double
Shovel Plows, Forks, RalSes and Chains, lot of
Harness, consisting of sets of Breechbands, 2
sets Lead Harness, sets Stage Harness. sets
light Double Harness, Saddles, Collars, Brides,
Halters, &C.. about 10 tons of Hay, lot of Straw
lot OF Fodder, Corn by the barrel, also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting In part of one Large Cooking Stove,
with fixtures | bed Room Stove, i Wardrobe,
Chairs, Tables, Clock, Bedsteads lot OF Crockery
Ware and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 dollars and under cash; on sums
over that amount credit of nine months will be
given, purchasers giving their notes with APP
proved security, bearing interest from day of
sale.
feb3* WILLIAM c. CARROLL.
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GUGTEAu.-Both Guiteau and his counsel,
Mr.. Scoville, have appealed to the public for
funds with which to employ counsel in the
case. The motion for new trial will be az
gued before Judge Cox to-day, but Mr. SEQ
vile appears to have very little hope that he
will grant new trial. He therefore propo-
SEES to carry the case to the United States SUI
preme Court. He says he is more than ever
convinced of Guiteau's insanity. Guiteau
will probably be sentenced Immediately after
the conclusion of the argument on Friday
In his address Guteau clings to his inspra-
ton theory, and says that by killing Presi
dent Garfield he has saved the nation from
another war. Only good, he adds, has come
from President Gartield's removal, which he
thinks is conclusive evidence that the inspir-
alton came from the Deity His address
ahounds in blasphemous utterances.
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DAMAGES CLAIMED-Mr. Henry G. Lawder, of
Havre de Grace, has made application to the
County Commissioners for payment of a bill for
damages to his buggy and harness, by an acct
dent on Covers Hill, near Hayre de Grace, in
consequence of being thrown into gulley, which
it was impossible to avoid. Judge Frederick
Stump, of Cecil, who was in the buggy with
Mr.. Lawder at the time of the accident, has also
written letter TO the Commissioners, urging
the payment of Mr.. Lawder's claim. Both
gentlemen were considerably bruised by the
accident.
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Four Mares two with foal, two matchc blacks,
double harness and good steppers Barbarian
stock | Red Bird stallion, six years old good
Farm Horse, lve years old; | Harry Arlington
COLI, one and a-half years Old: = Red Bird Colts,
one year old; Orange Blossom Colt two years
old: ! pair superior Mules; 10 head of Cattle in
Guiding 20 Cows, of superior stock, Aderney,
Ayrshire, &c., NIL of my own raising, ten will be
fresh soon ; lot of Young Cattle steers; :! yoke
of well broken Oxen; Jersey Bull, two years
old, entitled to registry; ID Southdown Sheep.
with Lambs; . SOuthdown Bucks; 60 head of
Stock Sheep, with Lambs; 80 head of Hogs, 8
SOws, will have Pigs in March | Family Carriage,
with Tongue and Shafts: Buggy, Sulky Ex-
press Wagon, Horse Cart and Harness, four
horse Wagon, steel-tooth Horse Rake, / Ok
Cart, | Cutting RoN for hand or horse power:
Corn Shelter with Fan attached;2 Oliver Chilled
Plows, = w HarrOws, | Hinge Harrow, Cultiva-
tors, 2 twO-hOrse CultiVatorS, Roller, Single and
Double Trees, Empire Grain Drill with ferti-
ser and grass seed attachment | Buckeye Mower
and Reaper combined, sets of Lead Gears 2 sets
of Brccching, sets of Single Harness, ? sets of
new Double Harness. Brides, Collars and Pillow
Gears. Log Chain, Fifth Chains, Mattocks, Picks,
Shovels, lot Of Milk Cans, nearly new lot of Cow
Ties. -
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $50 and under Cash on the day of
sale; Sums over that amount Il credit of ten
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale, with
security approved by the auctioneer. A discount
of per cent. will be allowed for cash.
u" Conveyances will meet the 1925 train from
Havre de Grace and convey persons to the place
of sale. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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THE WEATHER FOR FEBRUARY.-A. }. DeVoe,
the New Jersey meteorological, predicts high
winds, frequent and heavy snow storms and
sudden falls in temperature in February. He
says the month will enter warm and slushy until
the 9Th, when it will change suddenly. Snow
storms will occur about the 9TH, sth 10th, 18th,
Esd and 9th. Rain will fall on the Sd, 18th,
18th, Gath. He gives the following rules for
foretelling the weather:
First when the wind shifts from west to north
and from north to east, it will rain in less than
As hours, no matter how cold 1t may be. Second
when the wind shifts from west to south and
from south to east, there will be q snow storm
and although it may be warm, the temperature
will suddenly fall