The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-06

The rain of last week interferel To some extent
with harvesting, but some of our farmers have
on saturday large crop. reports aa | can
gather place the crop generally rs very good in
this section. Although hands have been scarce,
by the assistance of self-bindcrs the scarcity of
labor has not been seriously felt.
Oats promise large yield. Corn and toma! oes
are looking Well although very much in need of
sun ana work.
ed p"" Hsr yt our Mr. r" Pets n na Es not finish
field ut corn that have n0'icci 1t is healthy,
regular atnd us high AS II post renee
Mr.. Thomas Webster, on ilhrlurd Furnace farm,
has irhi al 10 acres OF tomatoes that are hard
| to silrpasSmclean OF weeds and grass ana very
| thrifty. They Will be canned by Thomas oliver,
who will run the iiurIoid Furnace packing house
Glass Osborn have sixty acres in tomatoes and
| have built large canning house on property
purchased from til" lutc VIM. Pannell's estate
Ihey expect II large pack.
| g. y. McGaw, ut the head of Bush River has q
| larger crop of peaches on his 1000 trees than he
had last year, when many oi his trees were break.
| ing down. Last year some trees missed This
| year they are all full
The i. ~ o. railroad do not propose 10 have the
| right-of-way for their extension through Har-
ford settled by jurcs but by arbtrators, and have
| made arrangements to that effect with the Giti-
hens National Bunk of baltimore. owners of the
| DAIRY Farm. Capt. Il. W. Gallup, tenant on the
| farm, is to act rs agent for the bank. MIR. &. A.
| MCGaw, an Friendship Farm, adjoining the Dairy
has also consented tn tile by arbitIatiOn Arbi-
trntion seems TO be satisfactory solution of the
difficulty, and decide ly less expensive. with nc
| possibility of either Ia appeal. The arbitrator
| ATE to be disintertsted farmers of the county.
The health of our community is very good at
| this time. Messrs j. l.. richardson, ThOs Stock
| ham ana j. y. MctiuW have about recovered
| from carbnces on the back of their necks with
| which for II number of wecLs they have been sore
| ly afflicted.
Grabbing season is about opened on Rumney
| Greek. Good sport can be had at the High House
! where visitors can supply themselves with boats
| sc.
| The young men of the community propose hold
| int tournament in MIR. W. II. Cronn's field, nea,
| PeTymans, on july I'D. Fourteen knights will
| compete for the honor of browning the Queen
| of love and beauty. They intend to erect large
| platform for dancing, and expect the affair will
rival the very pleasant social annual events that
| the community was so justly celebrated for in
| seasons past. Many of your readers, am sure
| will recall with pleasure the very pleasant basket
| picncs of Old Baltimore, and the tournaments
| and hops of Cioverdale. One of the best brass
bands Of 10 pieces, of baltimore, will be in attend
| ance To discourse select music.
| The County Sunday School Convention is to be
| held in the $. NJ. Il. Church, at Perrymans, July
"A and p. Delegates from distance are to be
| entertained by the community.
| railroad agents report many amusing incidents
| since the advent of Local Option, such as ship
| ping 10 gallon iron-b bound casks, marked Fish,
&c. large market basket was examined a few
| days ago, and was found to contain one head OF
cabbage, the balance bottles Draw your own
| conclusions. HAMMOCK.
| -Schroeder's Corn Solvent removes and cures
Corns, Bunons and Warts. 25 cts. nj Druggists