The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-09-14
Eneal Atfairs.


-Franklinville, Baltimore county, rejoices in
n new name" Lindcnville."
Owen X. Thomas, a Welshman living near
the slate quarries, died last Saturday.
The Maryland Central track is laid TO Forest
Hill from the Bel Air end and to Pylesyille from
the Delta end.
The deposits in the new First National
Bank of Havre de Grace during the first four
days amounted TO $50, 600.
For substantial, fine and comfortable shoes
no better establishment can be found than that
of Messrs. +. p. We'll Il Sons, 1913 and 125 N.
Gay street, Baltimore.
On Monday as Mr. Patrick DUNCAN was as
sisting in loading barrel of oil into horse
cart at the Maryland Central Depot, the horse
started and the barrel fell on his leg, cutting
and brusing him severely.
Mr. W. A. Mclaughlin, proprietor of the
Railroad Hotel, Delta, and his brother-n-law'
Mr.. ID. NJ. Moore of Lancaster, have opened Il
new slate quarry on the ridge east of Bangor.
The quarry promises to be valuable one.
The q. A. X. Entertainment at IIavre de
crcditable display of the varied industries of the
town One of the scenes represented "big
gun" outfit, placarded "Pot hunters not dead
yet"
Miss Sallie Hooker, of Hartford county, took
from twelve to fifteen premiums in the house
hold department at the Baltimore county fair,
last week. Mrs. w. o. b. Wright, of Fork,
was also awarded large number Of premiums
in the same department.
Hartford county Short Horn breeders will be
interested in knowing that large sale of pure
bred registered Short Horn cattle will take place
| at Mr. o. +. Bresce's Rose Hill stock farm, Rap
idan Station, Va. Midland Railroad, Virginia,
on the Goth of September.
MIR. Jos. f.. Worthington, who lives near
Dublin, has COW II years old which has not
had a calf for six years About the LIST of De
cember every year she goes dry and the follow
ing spring begins to give milk again, yielding t
gallon and ahalf AT a milking. This habit il
kept up with the utmost regularity.
The recent cold snap has set people to pre-
| pairing for the fall and winter and as good warn
clothing is necessary part of such preparation
our readers are reminded that they will find
large stock of the most artistic styles at Messrs
G. N Oehm IL Sons. go West Pratt ST., corne
of Hanover, Baltimore. Their assortment o
goods is large, of the best quality and sold n
low prices
Our report, last week, of habeas corpus
case of John w. Dcitzel, Of the second district
for the recovery of his daughter, Lily &. Deitzel
who was alleged to be unlawfully detained il
Bel Air by Mrs Clara b. Taylor and others, die
apparent injustice to Mrs. Margery A. Prigg
Mrs. Taylor was a boarder at Mrs. Prggs, an,
the latter was therefore technically made part
to the suit In point of fact she had nothin!
whatever to do with the case
Mr.. Charles Ridgeley, had remarkab
fine yield Of potatoes on Mr. John Jewett'
farm, near Jerusalem Mills. One hill of Earl
Rose contained seven large potatoes, whic
weighed lbs. and 10 ounces. A hill Of Earl
Durham potatoes contained nine tuherS, the ~
gregate weight of which was six lbs. and fou
ounces. The largest one weighed 81 ounces
The potato crop of Hartford is the best that la
been grown for many years Mr.. Ridgcey ais
has stalk of corn in his field that towers up t
the height of II feet and inches.