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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

az" Wanted, to buy for Cash, a fresh Mich
Cow with or without calf, or one that will be
fresh in few weeks. Any one having such
Cow will please address the undersigned, with
description and price Andrew b. Lindsay,
Dublin. octl94t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

rB-You can have your sight measured and
get pair of Eye Glasses or Spectacles that
Watches and Clocks, at John w. Anderson's,
Main street, Bel Air Nice Watch for s..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

rSy"I If you want a set of fine Buggy or Car
riage Harness, Wagon or Cart Harness, Saddle,
Bride, &C., go TO j. K. Farley, Calvary p, o.,
near Churchville. His prices are low, he uses
the best material and his work is well made.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

s8y-Boots, Shoes and Hats.-I can beat the
county in price for Mems, Women's and Chill
dren's Also full line OF Dry Goods and No
tions. new invoice of Ladies' listers, Coats
and Dolmans, from New York, at Anderson's,
Main st. Bel Air octl9
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

Lay" Wanted, sound and gentle Riding and
Driving Horse, not over Z years old. Enquire
st this office. out26
rSy" Premium Stock. -For sale at reasonable
prices, Essex Sows and Pigs, grade Ewes, |
SOuthdown Buck Lamb and several pairs of
Game Fowls. b. +. Minnick, Hickory.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

1g-Oysters. Prime Fresh Oysters, neatly
served in every STYLE or for sale by the quart or
gallon. George Lyle, Office street, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

Esy"South Carolina Bone in store at NJ G.
Depot, Bel Air. Price $21 Cash 1923 crop time,
without interest. Analysis equal 20 the best
w. Smithson Forwood an3l
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

sSg-For Sale.-A Good Brown Horse, years
old will work anywhere. Also three horse
iron-axle Wagon, and 1000 Chestnut Rails, on
my place near the Upper Cross Roads. b. Frank
Daughton, Emmorton. ottl9-4t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

Win sell you any kind of Sewing Machine
you want as low as anybody, and lower than
most agents. VIM. q, Jeffery, Domestic Sew
ing Machine Rooms, Bel Air. octl9
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09
tSynCorn and Oats Wanted at Reckord's
Mills and at Reckord's Exchange, Bel Air.

sSy"Lost, on the Fair Grounds, 40 yards west
of the Grand Stand, last Friday, u Halter, The
finder will please leave it at The Agis office
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

r1Syn Notice.-None of our Canning House
Checks will be redeemed by us after Nov. LIST,
1888 Allen Il Wilson. sep7
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

rY"We offer good Bargains in Mems, Boys
and Children's Clothing. 1t will pay you even
to hear our prices. Suits from $500 to $500
Boots and Shoes, Mems, Boys and Children's.
Red Flannel Undershirts and Drawers Hats OF
latest styles. Well selected stock OF Gentle
mems Fine Shirts and Ncckwear. Louis Steele
II Bro, Bel Air. oct5
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-11-09

s8y- All persons are warned not to Trespass
OH the premises of the undersigned, under
penalty of the law. w. M. Ady, near Mill
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate, on the LULu, Oils "cAo
introduced: To authorize the Secretary OF
War to erect monument to General W ar
rem: to authorize distilkation of fruit With
out federal tax, leaving taxation TO ota1es'
Ito establish board OF railroad com
missioners to regulate Interstate COM
MERGE, to be appointed by the President;
Ito repeal the law allowing use OF aico-
holic vapors in the manufacture OF vlhe-
gar, except by duly authorized dlstlilers.
A large number of postmasters We're con-
firmed. Mr.. Van Wyck's preamble to IN
auiry respecting railroa.l land grants was
amended and agreed to. The new rules
were laid over till after the holidays. The
House resolution respecting the centennial
of Washington's surrender OF his commls-
sion was agreed to.......ln the House
joint resolution passed requesting the Pres-
| ident to issue a proclamation to secure OBJ
servance of the surrender by General
4 Wa shington Of his commission as Com
mander-in- Chief of the Colonial armies.
The House refused to create committee
on male suffrage. A committee on rivers
and harbors was created.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN, IN u let
ter to Minister Lowell respecting the Clay
! ton-Bulwer treaty, contends that the treaty
| is yoidable, but thinks the two nations will
reach an amicable understanding.
Four more Mexican train robbers
were captured at Villadama on the 2'tl
THE strike in the third pool coal
mines iii Pennsylvania is said to be fall
ure.
The Washington, Cincinnati y st.
Louis Railroad has been sold to a synaI-
cate.
! LONDON advices Of the 10Th say tho
South Australian wheat crop IS much above
the average.
REV. MIR. GALLAGHER, OF Ontario, Is
E to be disciplined for marrying man 70 ms
deceased wife's sister.
MRs. A. THuRBER was sentencedon the
E2eth to ten years in the Penitentlary OF
Massachusetts for attempt to kill her nus
band.
/ The French captured the outWorks OF
Sontay on the 10Th. The Chinese sun hoia
the fort.
TIE merchants of San Franciscs
complain that the opening OF the Nortlerh
a Pacific Railroad has ruined their trade
with the Northwest.
g EDWARD DUCHEMIN, a young nus
band at Cincinnati on the 2oDh, Supposed
, he had killed his wife, got his breakfast
and then went to police station and gave
. himself IN, showing the knife he had used
The United States Consul at Odessa
: informs the state Department. that as re
. ported that petroleum has been discovered
! in Russia in greater volume and more val
liable than that found in this country.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
4 TOPICS OF THE DAY,
News from Everywhere.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, on the 18th, a message was
received from the House announcing me
death of Mr.. Haskell. of Kansas. After apPro-
pirate remarks and the appointment of Mes. rs
Plumb, Cockrell and Dawes commlttee$to
attend the obseaules, the Senate, as marx OF
respect, adjourned. 1880. In the House, Mr.:
Anthony, of Kansas, announced the deaI1 oi
his colleague, Hon. d. G. Haskell. MI. ANGER 1a.st
son offered the customary resolutions, WHICH, ~
were unanimously adopted, and the House, as
a tribute of respect to the memory OF Tue Ut
ceased. adjourned until Wednesday.
In the Senate, on the 18th, bills were IN
PRODUCED: For civil government for Alaska
and in regard to the election of President
and Vice-President. The election OF oh GIs
of the Senate was taken up; Anso on ): Mcuooh
Chief CHE CLERK Clerk; James +. Young, Executive
Clerk; Rev E. ID. Huntley, Chaplain; w.
iCanaday, Sergeant alarms. long depa az
took place on the proposed rue giving Z s a,as
point Senator to hold his place Ior three
days in case of his absence.
In the Senate, on the 18th, bills were IN
troduced: For the acceptance by the Uniteo
States of the Illinois g. Michigan Canal; re-
cpecting artesian wells; to create commls-
sion to investigate railroad transportatlon' re,
garding Judge advocates of the army. olll
i creating new standard time in District OF 20,
1umbia passed. A resolution respecting raliroad
lands was presented. Mr.. Mcmillan present
ed resolutions of the Legislature of minnesota
asking erection of sheer booms at railroad
bridges. The new rules were debated at lengIn
without reaching conclusion. me House
resolution respecting holidays was amended
fixing January as the time for the reas
sembiing of Congress. !. In the House, MT
Blackburn reported resolution creating sew
eral special committees An amendment &c
create a committee on alcoholic liquor trafnt
was adopted. The Speaker appointed q com
mittee on the centennial of Washington's sur
render of his commission. The House con
Cured in the Senate amendment to the holi
day adjournment resolution.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
shocking Fate Of a Colorado N ner.
GEORGETOWN, COL, Dec. 10

GEORGETOWN, COL, Dee. 49,
The discovery was made this morning OF
the horrible death of John E. Emerson, d
miner on Douglass Mountain. TIE sur.
.roundings OF the dead body, when found,
showed that the man had had the lower,
portion of his body buried by cave in the
tunnel he was drifting, and that, after re-.
naming hopelessly pinioned for several
hours by the rocks, his legs being horribly
mangled, he had taken a jack-knife from
his pocket and cut his throat to end his.
misery. Emerson was an old miner in this
section, and universally known. He lett
town on Saturday morning to work alone
in his tunnel. AS he did notreturn as usual
searching party went to the mine to
look for him. Within fifteen feet of the
entrance TO the tunnel Emerson was seen
standing. 1t was dark in tie tunnel and
the searchers did not notice the man was
dead until they touched him. They then
saw that his throat was cut, and supposing
that a murder had been committed has.
tened for the Coroner. This official found
that Emerson came to his death as de-
scribed. The body was covered to the waist
with loose dirt and rocks, which held him
in his upright position. The KNIFE with
which lie cut his threat must have been In
his breast pocket. The cave in the. tunnel
crushed his legs and pinioned him Geyond
hope OF escape by his own exertion. how
long he remained in that position before
putting an end to his own suIierlngs Is not
| known, but it must have been a ter ne had
| exhausted his energy IN trying 70 MAKE axe
| some one hear hlm. The knife was still
| clutched in his fingers. The number OF ugly
| gashes III his throat show how persistent ae
| mist have been in taking his lie Wl1n the
| dull knife.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

ON the 18th Frederick j. Kelley, who
escaped from the Columbus co. Peniten-
tiary. where he was serving twenty
years. sentence for arson, in 1876 was
placed behind the bars again, having been
recaptured at Cincinnati.
On the 18th Asa b. Baker entered
plea of guilty OF wife murder at Plymouth,
Mass, and was sentenced to Imprisonment
for life.
TIE sixteen-year-old boy, George Orr,
who murdered the old blind man Trimble
at Paola, Kas., a few days ago, was cap
tured on the 18th at Columbus, Kas., where
he had hired out to work on a corn-sheller.
He confesses his crime.
THE Goodwillie Wyman Company.
Boston and New York dealers in printing
presses and paper-cutting machines, are
embarrassed. It is stated receiver will
| be appointed. Liabilities 10000.
MANUEL BIsNERIos was captured on
the 18th at ranch below Matamoras, Mex
leo, on suspicion of having been implicated
| in the murder of Sylvester Garcia, who was
recently hung or tortured near that place.
| In Hamilton County, Tex, a rich
gold mine is said to have been discovered.
The Pilot Commissioners of New
| York have decided that vessels must stop
when receiving or discharging pilots. A
| fine of S25 is imposed when this rule is ylo-
| lated, or, when pilot causes unnecessary
| delay.
| ORDERS have been issued by the Adj
| iutant-General of Texas to the Rangers to
use extraordinary measures to arrest Mex
/ lean train robbers, who have been crossing
and recrossing the Rio Grande to avoid ar
rest. With this authority, it is expected
the Rangers will make the capture.
On the 18th judgments aggregating
1854. il were entered in the United States
Court at indianapolis, Ind, against the
town of Bowling Green, Clay County, Ind,
for failing to pay bonds issued to build
! school house.
1 In London extensive precautions are
4 taken in consequence of information of the
4 arrival of the Fenian Daily concerned in the
/ storage of arms at Clerkenwell, for which
! offense Walsh was convicted. A special
corps of police, many of whom speak the
i Irish language, are placed wherever 1t Is
thought mischief is likely to occur. All the
prisons, public buildings and docks are
4 carefully watched.
In Edinburgh, at q trial OF McDer
mott and nine others for completely in The
dynamite outrages at Glasgow, the testi
mony went to show that Featherstone wa:
seen in the company If the prisoners, wht
purchased large quantities of nitric acid
sulphuric acid and glycerine.
A SPECIAL detail of police has beer
made in London to; guard Parliamen
buildings, Westminster Abbey, the Gov
eminent Office, the National Gallery, Ger
man Embassy, Mansion House. Stock Elk
change and Bank of England. The lug
gage Of all passengers on landing in Eng
land from Atlantic steamers is carefully
Scrutinizeds
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
on the 10th a Christian convention

ON the l9Gn SilIlSUiuiL WI NAsA"1
to form an anti-secret society league met IN
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. CURTIS, a member OF the COM
mission to investigate diseases of hogs, re-
ports much less disease among Western
hogs than supposed.
A SPIRITED contest between FLOOD
and Sharon in San Francisco to get control
of the Ophir mine has resulted In favor OF
Flood.
On the evening Of the 10Th a very
demonstrative meeting to express opinion
respecting the execution of O'Donnell was
held in Washington.
On the 18th William LAME explained
under oath, at Edinburgh, the nature OF
the Fenian oath and the objects of the
Fenian organization.
The Superior Court of Maryland,
Judge Fisher presiding, rendered decision
by which the estate of Genus Barnum goes
| to the McDonough Institute of Baltimore.
OK the 10Th the Enterprise Manufac-
turing Company of Geneva, Ohio, assigned
to P. NJ. futile; liabilities, $4,000, assets
unstated. Seventy-five men are thrown out
| of employment.
A RESPITE has been granted the Jones
bows. under sentence to be hanged at jack
son, O., on the 3lst, their evidence being
necessary for the conviction Of Laban
Stephens, an accompllce.
On the 18th the trial of Ellen Papparo
at Philadelphia, charged with the murder
of Samuel Butler, resulted in verdict OF
not guilty.
In the Emma Bond case at Hillsboro,
H., the 10Th, the court oyerruled the mo-
4 ton of counsel for the defense to strike out
certain testimony.
/ By the curtailment of force in MANU-
featuring establishments at New Haven,
Conn, several hundred men have been
thrown out OF employment.
THE Board of Aldermen of New YORK
CITY has passed an ordinance requiring
electric-light wires to be placed under
ground after May ], 1884.
On the 18th the Proteus Court of In,
auiry reassembled in Washington.
On the 10th it was reported that tho
Chinese were concentrated at Hung Hoa
twenty miles above Sontay, on the Rec
River, and at Bac Mini.
On the 10Th the Voltaic Iron WORKS
at Apollo, Pa, which closed fortnieh
since on account of strike, resumed, Sht
men accepting a reduction.
AT the National Tube Works, Nc
Keesport, Pa, 5000 men were notified OF
the 10Th of general reduction January ]
1 If the terms are not accepted the works vii
i close down indefinitely after that date.
| On the 18th the President sent to tn
: Senate communication from the Score
n tarv of the Interior inclosing letter fron
}. the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, sci
: ting forth the necessity of a deficiency al
preparation of $4,000 for supplies the re
: mainder.of the present fiscal year for tn
e Crow Indians. The Commissioner state
there are now at the Grow agency ,a26 Ii
dams who require subsistence to keep the1
from starving, and mentions that the al
o nual appropriations to support these II
!. dians have fallen off from 800 900 in 1877
v SOS, 900 in 1882.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
ox the nioht Of the 18th a Commits

On the night of the 18th Commits
sary Of the Police named Heubeck was
murdered by anarchists in Vienna. The
murderer has been arrested.
On the night Of the 10Th Mrs. Peter
Burns, aged seventy years, residing at
Struthers, near Youngstown, O., was
burned to death by her clothes taking fire
from CRATE. Her husband was away on
drunken spree. When neighbors opened
the door she was burned to crisp.
On the 18th a stage-coach was run
into at Kingston, Ont, by an express tram
and a number of people were killed.
On the 18th large schooner off Ev-
anston, near Chicago, was supposed to
have gone down with all on board.
On the 18th what was left Of the; town
of Rat Portage, Manitoba, by the recent
fire was wiped out by a similar confiagra-
ton; loss about 100000.
On the night OF the 10th at Durango,
Col, Bruce Hunt, son of Ex-Governor Hunt,
was shot and killed by s'Big 1ke," negro
desperate. who was in the act of robbing
the Bank of Durango. Hunt was one OF a
party who had been waiting for the robbers.
The murderer escaped.
The morning OF the 18th robbers en-
tered the house Of s. P. Creasinger at Maple
| Rapids. Mich, chloroforrned Mr.. c., ran
sacked the premises, securing $500 In
| money and quantity OF other valuapies,
| and then set fire to the house. Mr.. Crea-
singer recovered his faculties in time TIC
| make his escape from the burning building
| On the 18th fire at Fortville, Ind,
DESTROYED SO, worth of-property.
On the 18th number of vessels were
/ lost with all on board in a great storm II
| the Mediterranean.
On the 18th by the explosion OF the
i boilers of an oil refinery at Pittsburgh
i Pa, several persons lost their lives.
AT Farmland, near Muncie, Ind,
4 seyenteen-thousand -dollar fire occurred OF
the 18th.
z. AN explosion of three hundred pound;
of giant powder, which miners were warm
ing around stove in Lion Mountain, ciln
ton County, Mich, occurred on the 18TH
and considerably damaged the company,
buildings The miners narrowly escaped
/ On the 10Th heavy loss was sustaine'
by fire in the burning of cotton warehouse
at Baltimore, Md.
A On the night Of the 18th W. J. Little
of Indianapolis, Ind, a freight conducto
on the I. & st. L. Road, was killed at TER
Haute.
AT Cheshire, Conn. Peck, Stow
Wilson's edge tool factory burned on til
10Th: loss, $25 COO. A large number of me
, are thrown out of employmem.
On the 10Th James. Weaver, age
sixty, laborer in Hussey & Howe's stee
works at Pittsburgh, Pa, was caught !
. the betting and was torn limb from ire Inn
Portions Of his body were scattered di
lance of hundred feet.
The entire business portion OF Met
). ford, Mimi, was destroyed by fire on tt
!. 10Th. Loss very heavy.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
PERSONAL AND PoL1rIcAI.

ON the 1SLn at OldoSoW, Aohu 1oAhA
was presented with the freedom of the city. |
He said Canada was independent in form
and in reality, but if she should be threat
ened by any great power, her position
would be dangerous one without England
to back her.
IT is said that Prince Victor, the son
of Prince Napoleon, has written his father,
disavowing his opposition to him as the
head of the Bonaparte family.
THE Louisiana Democratic State Con-
yention renominated Governor McEnery.
On the 10Th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hindman, of Kentucky, was married to
Mrs. Fannie Rainey at Dallas, Tex.
On the 18th Captain Gordon, OF Jer-
sew City, N. j., was found guilty Of the re-
cent abduction Of a girl named Addie Bren-
non. whom he claimed to have married.
TIE German statesman, Herr Lasker,
has finished his tour of this country, AMI
win leave in January to resume his seat in
the Reichstag
Much comment is made upon the
length Of Prince Frederick Williams
interviews with the Pope. The Monltear de
Rome says the visit is the outcome of Bis
lmarck's project for decorating the conserv-
atiye forces against the Gndacious de-
Imocracy, and the place of honor in the alli-
ance has been assigned the papacy as first
in influence in the world.
In Virginia there is a middle over
the elections to fill vacancies in the State
Senate, caused by Senators accepting fed
eral Offices The Legislature refuses to
IL, hrrfl ,o
JAMES B. PAYNE, ex-State Treasurer
iof Indiana, has become insane through
over-indulgence in drink.
On the 10th John f. Ramsey, pi-
aoneer, and one of the oldest manufacturers
of Indianapolis, Ind, died in that city.
AT Detroit, Mich, Mrs. Samuel j.
Davis committed suicide with "Rough on
Rats the night of the 18th.
AUSTIN CoRBIN, President Of the
Long Island Railroad, ordered a train to
leave New York on the ed, to distribute
1000 turkeys for Christmas among the EN-.
ployes of the road.
KING HUMBRRr and the Crown
Prince of Germany were present at the
grand review of Italian troops on the 10Th.
Twenty thousand men were in ranks. The
weather was fine. The large crowds mani
tested great enthusiasm.
TIE False Prophet, 81 Mahdi, is re-
ported moving in westerly direction from
Ell Obeid. Baker Pasha has left for the
Soudan.
GENERAL CECIL CLAY, of West Vir-
GINA, has been appointed bv the Attorney
General Chief Clerk Of the Department Of
Justice.
On the 18th Robert Bonner tele-
graphed j.. C. Simpson, of San Francisco
offering $4,000 for his four-year-old San
teco.n TWAS declined.
The new Secretary Of the Senate,
General Arson G. McCook, made his frs
official appearance in the House on the 19tt
announcing the passage of a Senate join
resolution. He was warmly applauded by
his old colleagues and received many con
gratulations.
THE nuptial ceremony Of Bishop
Henry w. Warren, Of Georgia, to Mrs
Elizabeth s. Heff, Of Denver, COL, is an
tlounced to occur at Denver on the 27ts
inst. Bishop Simpson will probably of
ficiate.
ON the 10Th ex-Mayor Stonsburg
-.Old Defender died in Baltimore, Md.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
cnInIEs AND CASUALTIES.

On the 18th the trestle used in erect.
ing the new canal bridge at Crescent, Sara
toga County, n. Y, fell, precipitating five
men twenty feet to the canal bottom. ALI
were injured, Santa Fonda and Frank Sill
gernail probably fatally.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-12-29
A FAIr1FUL BURST.

Erishtful Explosion i'll the Ehhpifo
works at Pittsbursh-Slx men AhJ"A'
Three Fatally-Cause OF the Dlssss1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-15
HUMOROUS.

DURrNa the past Summer q number Of
Baptists in a certain village in this State
entered upon the work of erecting a
church edifioe. One day when old
farmer Gibby was in town he was in.
formed of the project and asked to
come down with q handsome subsorip-
tion. "How much do you expect
mo to sign 2" he asked, as he looked
over the subscription paper. "We
will leave 1t entirely TO your con-
SCIENCE" was the reply. The old man
wiped off his hands, put on his speota'
oles, and, Laying borrowed penoll,
put his name down for fifty cents
"fifty cents, eh2" observed the man
who had presented the paper. "Well,
Brother dibby, I must say you have q
mighty small conscience" "It may
look that way at first sight," oalmly
replied the old man; "but when cal
have one of the best pews in the Meth
oalst church for nothing, it seems as il
titty cents was all I could pay and rul
the risk of being saved by any othel
denomination,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-15

Healthy TREES To get healthy
fruit we must have healthy trees, is as
true to-day as it ever wus Yet for all,
we often find persons condemning a
fruit as worthless when the fault Ias
been tho icky tree that bore it. AN
unhealthy raspberry, blackberry or
strawberry, always gives fruit of poorer
flavor than plants in good health. It is
not always easy to tell when plants or
small fruits are in good health, for thew
often have something the matter with
them before the injury is very plain.
The experienced eye detects change
in the color of the foliage, in many cases
OF plant trouble. If we know the soil
70 be goo T., and the plant has for all
this yellowish tint, there is something
the matter with the plant. 1t is gener.
ally useless to try to renovate q sickly
stock. Better get new plants, or anot6-
or kind, and plant where tho kind has
not been growing before, if we can find
such a spot.