The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-08-04
Where Shall | Send NV Bow ?
NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
The u. y. Government Contracting
Company

The u. =. Government Contracting
Company
Will on MONDAY, JULY 3lst, put on two four
horse Concord Coaches to connect with the Balti-
more and Delta Railroad at Loeb Raven, making
fast time and close connections. Cheaper than
any other route.
BEL Air, $50 a M.;.........B Baltimore, $40 a. n.
Bel Air 439 p F. \ Ba lin IL p n
SUNDAY.
baltimore, $50 a. M.........B Bel Air, 1890 P. n.
Bel Air, p M..................B Baltimore. p. NJ.
Baltimore, $50 p. M..............Be Bel Air, p. NJ.
This company are the only agents of the Ball
Baltimore and return $3.50. Single fare 80 cents.
Ticket office at Forwood's Hotel, Bel Air. 2sly
A GRAND TOURNAMENT a PIC NC
IA To be held on the farm of John s. Almony,
One-half mile east of Norrisville, on
Tuesday, August sth, 1852.
At l O'Clock, p. NJ.
Chief Marshal-R. n. Wiley. Assistants Web
ster G. McClung and Samuel Kirkwood.
Hon. Herman Stump will deliver the charge to
The riding will be for the following prizes =
First-A Silver Pitcher. Second-Siver Castor.
Third-Silver Pickle Dish. Fourth--Silver Card
Basket. The successful knights viii also have
the honor OF browning the Queen of Love and
Beauty and her three maids of honor. After the
the grove near by.
Judges of the Observation-Disclosures NJ Bir-
mingham, George N. Wiley, John s. Genmill.-
Time-keeper-Dr. NJ. Pue.
The Stewartstown Cornet Band will furnish
music for the tournament and Lyle's CotilliOn
Band, of Bel Air, for the SOircc.
Entrance fee to Knights one dollar, including
dinner and horse feed.
Floor Managerial. Il. Wright end John A.
Gilbert. Refreshments will be served in abund-
ance, but no Intoxicating liquors will he allowed
on the grounds.
Admittance to the grounds % cents. Children IL
cents. Knights wishing to ride will send their
names and titles to the secretary d. T. Wiley,
Norrisville, Nd at once.
Committee of Arrangements-A. +. Stiiler, u.
e. Wiley, A. G. Almony. John A. Gilbert, II. K.
Wright and j. II. Strawbridge. Heralds- Ross
Payne Charles Wiley and Rob Wiley,
The knights will form in front of $. X. Gilbert's
Hotel. 2sjy
CHALLENGING challenge any Chilled
~ Plow made to equal the NEW REMINGTON
CLIPPER in lightncss of draft. quality of work,
ease of management and weight of plow in fair
and impartial field trial, each pillow turning the
regular two horse furrow, seven by thirteen t1Xl3,
inches.
The above to take place near Creswell IA CEN
trail point for the 1st I'd and 81 dstricts,D August
18th, 1882, at p. NJ. Failure on the part of any
pillow to accept our challenge will be considered
evidence that they know the Remington to be SUI
perior, and that they are afraid to meet il on q
fair field. j. III. 81 +. n. EMMORD.
We offer the above challenge to show our
friends the real value of the different plows. We
do not propose to manipulate the dynamometer
nor take credit for a greater furrow than can be
turned over properly. We guarantee that so far
as we can control, everything will be done hon
estly, the only manner in which field trials can
be of any value to our farmers.
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