The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-06-27


Hall Seminary, Litiz, Pa, took place yesterday.
Miss Katie Forwood, daughter of DIR. W. Stump
Forwood, of Darlington, was one of the gradu-
ates.
Mr. Septimus Davis, graduate of the Mary
land University Law School, was admitted to
practice as an attorney in the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, on motion of Col. Ohio s. Lee,
on Wednesday.
We have received, with the compliments of
Rev. B. +. sBenson, the nth annual catalogue
Of Western Maryland College, situated at
Westminster, Md, of which Rev. Mr.. Benson
Is Vice President.
Write to Messrs. Guggenheimer u Well,
No. III W. Baltimore street, near Light street,
Baltimore for specimens of canned goods labels.
This is reliable firm and one with which it is
a pleasure to do business.
The Groome Guards, of Towson, Capt.
Ridgey commanding, visited the Rocks Of
Deer Creek, on Tuesday. They returned in a
special train, passing Bel Air about ten o'clock,
having spent pleasant day.
Mr.. F Sydney Hayward, son of Dr. Thomas
B. Hayward, of Clermont Mills, was awarded
the Boyley medal for English literature, at the
9th annual commencement of Rock Hill Col
lege, Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Joseph Wells son, aged 12 years, died
at his home, on Mr. B. II. Kceu's property, near
Perrymans, last Sunday, and was buried at
Spesutia Church, on Tuesday, the Rev. Mr.
Burch, of Hayre de Grace, officiating.
Tha No I
of New York, have issued a card containing a
variety of political information valuable for ref
erence during Presidential campaign. We
are indebted to Mr.. Daniel Grant Emory, Gen
eral Agent, for copy.
Mr.. Robert L. Foard, of Colorado county,
Texas, is delegate to the national Democratic
convention at Chicago. He is a native of Elk
ton, Cecil county, Md. Mr.. .. 7. Lyon, for
merly of Port Deposit, but now also of Texas,
was delegate to the national Republican con-
vention.
Thomas Maxfield, respectable colored
man, believed to be 81 years old, died near the
Rocks, on Thursday, of last week and was buried
at La Grange Church, Saturday. lie was able
to work for the neighbors up to within two
tended by both whites and blacks.
-Messrs. Williamson " Bro, carriage max,
ers, Bel Air, have recently completed two top
buggies, which will compare favorably in style
and finish with the best city work. One was
for Mr.. j. E. Webster and the other for DR.. W.
s. Archer. The firm is enterprising and relia
BILE and are making reputation as first-clas
carriage builders.
The grain warehouse of Messrs. Hoops d
Halter, on North street, Baltimore, was de-
stroyed by fire, on Thursday afternoon of last
week, involving loss to the firm of SIS, 900 OF
hay and feed. Messrs, g. X Scarf " Co. also
lost five car loads of oats and bran worth So 600
and &. F. Gibney $1,000 worth of barley. The
total loss was about S25, 000
We are indebted to Mr.. George r. DeHaven
division passenger agent of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at Baltimore, for copy of the com
pany's Excursion Book for this year. 1t il
beautifully illustrated, contains descriptions Of
noted health and pleasure resorts which can be
reached by the Pennsylvania Railroad, and the
route of hundreds of excursion trips laid down
with the exact cost of excursion tickets
We call attention to the card of Hanna
Boyd Il Co., produce commission merchants
ITO West Pratt street, Baltimore. The active
members of the firm are Mr.. Robert N Hanna
son of the late Robert N. Hanna, of Bel Air,
and Mr. s. G. Boyd, Jr., son of Mr.. s. &. Boyd,
of the Maryland Central Railroad. They solicit
consignments of grain and other farm produce.
Miss Lulu Eubank, daughter of Prof R. w.
Eubank, of Hayre de Grace, was one of the
graduates at the recent commencement of the
Richmond, Va, Female Institute. The collie.
giate department is organized after the plan OF
the University of Virginia, into schools, and sat-
isfactory examination in seven of them, nclud-
ing one ancient or modern language, entities a
pupil to diploma as literary graduate. Miss
Eubank has completed the course in seven
schools, and has received this distinction, be-
sides medal for improvement in music.