The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-05-28


1t with fine stock of goods of all kinds. It
is situated on the public road, near the mansion
house, about 300 yards from the station. The
building is "a by so feet in size and two stories
In height. The store room is below, while the
upper rooms will be occupied by harness
maker and a shoemaker.
In addition TO the store Dr. Rutledge has a
well-stocked undergrad and proposes to fur
nsh building supplies of oil kinds.
DIR. Rutledge is also building a warehouse.
over which will be fine dancing pavilion. He
is also building large canning house. in which
he proposes to can the produce of $50 acres of
sugar corn. He intends next fall to erect a
flour and grist mill, which will be furnished
with the latest improved machinery for making
patent process -four. Deer Creek furnishes
ample power for the purpose. DR.. Rutledge is
making wonderful improvements on this well.
known property. He has force of tif cen
1t ready for cultivation.
Mr. james w. GLADDEN. is also erecting a store
house and dwelling at the Rocks, and will have
the building completed in short time. With
all these improvements, and the store of Mr..
Joseph E. Wetherill besides, the neighborhood
OF the Rocks Will be entirely changed in APP
pearance, aud be supplied with abundant facili-
ties for business.
The MASONIC BAZAR.-Iucreased interest ap-
pears to be taken in the approaching Masonic
Bazaar, to be held in Bel Air ON the Sth, 9th,
10th and 18th of June, to aid in building new
f1, W.
Air. Contributions have been pouring In from
all quarters The following havebeen received
From Messrs. john Bullock Il Sons one ton
OF their pure bone dust.
From Messrs. Henry Reckord q Sons, one
ton of their Special Compound, or great crop
producer.
"rhe Osborne Machine Company have author.
lied their agent, MIR. w. Smithson Forwood, Of
Bel Air, TO offer to the Masonic Bazar, one OF
their latest Improved new steel binders, OIL GER
tain conditions.
Mr.. II. 3. Robinson, of Fallston, has offered
to the Masonic Bazaar number of his Crown
Jewel Vapor stoves, for use during the fair in
making coffee and for cooking generally. This
Will afford the opportunity for an excellent
test OF the capabilities of the invention.
John A. Hanna 81 Co., Bel Air, handsome
leathertop side bar buggy.
John smith, Bel Air, fine late style road cart
John A. Young, Bel Air, ladies beautiful
gold watch.
Carlin " Fulton, Baltimore, a handsome piece
of silverware.
Bibb u Co., Baltimore, gasoline cook stove
Armstrong Co., Perryville, elegant large
| cook stove.
klipper, Webster d. Co., Baltimore, handsom,
| parlor chair.
Champion Reaper Co., field mower for two
| horses.
| Knabe Co., Baltimore, large parlor organ
j. H. Medary u Co., Baltimore case of yalu
able fancy articles.
Is. Mcdonald, Baltimore, stylish candelabra
Hayward, Bartlett d Co., Baltimore, pal
| beautiful lawn vases
Mrs. j. b. Hanway, Joppa, beautiful halfd
knit quilt, with request that it be disposed o
| by ballot to one of the ministers of Bel Air
Scott Bros, Elkton, half a ton of bone dust
Listers A. G. Works, Baltimore one tor
phosphate.
| Star Bone Company, one ton phosphate.
Herd OF valuable Jersey cows, contributed b,
Mrs. E. II. Webster, Mrs. Stevenson Archer
Mrs. Geo l.. VanBibber, Mr.. Adam Magraw, O
Cecil, and one by person who withholds hi
| name.
Josiah M. Herman, of Bel Air, one barrel bes
| flour; three barrels from his customers
| w. G.. Rouse, of the firm of Rouse, Hempston
u Co., cash, to Mrs. j. Rouse, $25. 90.
Joel j. Bailey, of the firm of Joel j. Bailey 4
Co., Philadelphia, $500.
| G. Weldy, of same firm, 5000
| Folwell Bros, of Philadelphia, $1,000.