The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05
Eura1 Atfairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
-"Havana Bouquet" is the lame of a very fine
and fragrant cigar made byJ. IL. Grafllin ~ Co,
of Bel Air, and sold by j. G. Rouse.
The board walk is to be continued from the
town limits to the railroad station at Bel Air.
The work will be done before the fair.
Mrs. Charles Y. Thomas, of Hartford county,
has been elected ce.presidcnt of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Maryland.
One pound and three. quarters is the weight
Air. 1t is the largest tomato we have seen this
season.
Rev. }. w. Steele, of Aberdeen, has been
sick for few days, but will probably be suffi-
GENTLY recovered to keep his appointments
next Sunday.
BY Collector Keating's quarterly dstribu-
ton of the public school tax Hartford will re-
ceve $3,0s1 Ia for her white and $S42. So for her
colored schools.
Mr.. James Coale, of Glenville, son OF Mr..
John W. Coale, was paralyzed, one day last
week. We are glad to be able to say that he is
HOW SellmB Dettef
MIR. Joseph NJ. Page, of Creswell, has left at
our office II stalk of corn containing two large,
fully developed ears and two good nubblns. Mr..
Page reports good crop of corn on his farm.
1t was Mrs. Albert Roberts, and not Mrs.
Albert Magness, for whom the farm of the late
Wesley Jetlery, near Fountain Green, was pur-
chased by her uncle, Mr.. Henry Kesler few
weeks ago.
"A pleasant hop took place in the town hall
Fallston, on Friday night of last week. The
committee of invitation were DIR. c. A. llol-
lingsworth, j. w. Moore and VIM. l.. Amos.
number from Bel Air were present.
Mr.. Joseph Stephenson, formerly of Havre
de Grace, has opened n commission house, at
No. GG s, Charles street, Baltimore, for The sale
of country produce and canned goods. His
card will be found in another column.
Mrs Jane p Roberts, widow of Vim. II
Roberts, died at the residence of her son, Chas
w. Roberts, near Creswell, on Tuesday morning,
in the Slst year of her age. The interment was
at Friends Meeting House. Fallston, on Thurs
day.
Hen Hilton, colored, tenant on Mr.. Henry
w. Archer's Rock Run farm, brought to Bel All
on Wednesday an ear of corn grown by him this
year. which measured II inches in length, 6
inches in circumference, and contained 1882
grains.
The special train which carried Miss Mary
Dorsey Mitchelrs Hartford friends to her wed
ding in Baltimore, on Tuesday afternoon, made
the trip down in one hour and Ten minutes and
the return trip in one hour and twenty-five
minutes.
Col, Herman Stump has on his farm, SWAY
erly," near Bel Air, a calf which was born with
outs tail The animal is Il pure-bred Jersey
several months old, and no sign of n caudal ap
pendagr is visible II is likely to stand a bat
chance in fly time.
A team of four horses, lately hauled iron
Sandy Hook to Bel Air station, in one day, two
loads of wheat of GO bushels each. The notabl,
thing about the performance is that the combin
ed age of the animals is 81 years. The distanc,
travelled altogether was "A miles.
Mrs. Margaret b. Trimblc, II well.Enowr
member of the Friends Society, died Mt the res
idence of her brother-in-law, Thomas Kemp
near Fallston, on Sunday last, aged "A years
The intermcnt was at the Friends buryinl
ground, Fallston, on Tuesday.
Mr.. L q. Hopkins, proprietor of canning
house at Darlington, recently discovered that
some of his brass 4 cent checks had been raised
to 40 cents, by the addition of cipher after the
figure A. In the genuine accent checks the fig
ure is on the left side, while in the raised
checks it is the centre of the check.
In the Orphans Court the eayeat to the
will of Mrs Isabella l.. Forwood has been with
drawn and her will admitted to probate, with
Geo l.. VanBibber administrator, c. t. a
Robert Seneca was appointed guardian of Esther
r. and John w. Morgan, children of John s
Morgan, deceased, of Havre de Grace.