The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-22

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MI VIM :. heech, OF lowaoutown, was in
nei Ar GU MONDAY.
'h'Se ha'S "ousu anu Miss lda Rogers, OF
- '' ','"'us NV .'''''' b"hlhln
" n'"i'""'r We the
s",s' ~ -'''S' a''"uua Hc"''' la't week
+i''' ''!t' "''eu "uu pr"thr', OF Fhiladei-
W. "a Lewis iiydr, sou ot
eol' o''n"'' y iilue' oi Long Green Valley,
WIN o' 'i"' ''." 81 'A'''"u' "'o'e Nhurch, near
""ee' N',, on iHu's'"S' June -S'h, al '.7oP. NJ,
/ :" "''7 '''''' "''e" "'"G"'e' II MIR. Joshua
"'e'", vi i'".'"'u county MT Hyde isa
''S"!, '"'"'''.' u"" Is ''"''"nrd at Flor
inV't"l'oh> nave nee" Issued i"t the marriage
" "'' - r''"" Nee"' "i FSI'9 man, to Miss
N'l''t dorsey daughter 81 MI ana MIS-. W.
houefIcN dorsey oil Baltimore. The ccrt-
mohy VIII 'aho pace III Emmanuel z. L.
Cn"Icn' paIl'ho'r' on tuesday, June 10Th, at
0'U1"' 4"
'' D"'''' Vi n"''''i,o'' county, ana
w p'aeN i'o's'' were mar
'' ii ~. ~ W. - Cnu' '"' U" ''S' lhhrs-
"'s " .'''' r. ''''s' new M'Ssis
sun '''" a. r'"' 'r'''e were ais" pres
cut A'''' luz '''eih""'tS were over Tue bride
""" E'""''' """ many i"N'''u guests went 10 tue
''''u'"'' VI '"c "''"c parents "hefc very
/ P'''s was gwen. l"e "rlne Is Il
""uA'''' VI w. '''n'y"' Mhse'er' o. BACK
merchant and postmaster ut the Rocks.
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.'N'L"' AHn NLAp.H"'-A p,'asant enter
o"'"ii,'"' was gwen III masonic '''''' Del Air,
i"''N"' e''",ns' oy MISS Archer school,
,o""s '""'', Vi D'' N'' u"" o'"e'S' Inc sing
'"S was very s"e''' Inc young ladies' who
s""E !" '"e chorus were Misses h'"hche Lee
"NS'e De''' '"s'"'" me- Nag
; '''N ''"''s' N''ee - Lev
law 'i"!cnee N"o"e'' hctue
"eoS.c'' a"ule smith,
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WI H. H. h'''h
""" ''''' A''"'' P'"Ne" 'hc a'cohpahlheh's'
ooios were Suug ny Misses Jullrt STREET., liz
"o 9'eel'' ""''c 9h''h' Cha''ic Rodgers ana
CA'''e "tos'''' t'lo W Misses Lizzie street,,
o"'!.c ''ni. anu 'uile' 9'rec'', ana quartet'e
| ny Misses St'cc''' webster Smith ana street,
froi' II. W. Porter rendered solos on the
corne'' winch proved MN I" be a master OF
that instrument One OF the most entertaining
features VI the entertainment was Inc reading
ny MIS- winner Her rehuilo" oil comic scenes
was ihihitaOIe ana rY"E"d storm OF laughter
al" applause
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V0Je,'' W W "o''''eu "'e " seeu,e
the local option laws in Hartford county. Also
ratifying the national Prohibition nominees and
the platform Of tho National Prohibition party.
An Executive Committee for the county was
selected, consisting Of Messrs. p +. Bail, Rev.
Thos. Wood, VIM. &. Jcffery, Isaac s. Warren
and Thomas +. Smithson.
len delegates were elected TO the meeting to
b. held At Glyndon, August I'd, to nominate
candidates for Congress, as follows: +. w.
Maihcr, Thos. L. Smithson, lsaach Washing
Wood n n. Smith 5. Il. Spencer, Charles W.
Burklhs aud r. F. Ball
The necessity for funds 10 carry on a cam
paign was referred to by Rev. Mr.. Cuddy, and
the chairman, Mr. Ball, offered 10 lead oil on
a subscription paper for S35 Mr. VIM. &. JEFF
fiery, 50; John II. Grafton So; Charles W. Bur
kins, $40. Other gentlemen also subscribed
MIR. Charles W. Bnrklns moved that the
Executive committee stnrta Prohibition paper
III bel AN as soon as II Is eXpedient ana keV
ME- Cuuuy suggested mat temperance tracts u
procured una '''eu'alru' as cheaperhe'hou o.
'ss -. i'on,o''on "oc'''ues' ne
''o''o''s WERE "oop'c" an" the convention II"
Jo"'"eo'
ur, A., N,rrs a. r,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.s,,i,,,, ,
las, ,v..k NJ, Jnscnn A Co,lo,s ro,s, Vii,
he had left standing in front of his store OF
ONCE street, ran away with his notion buggy
The horse dashed down Main street, and il
front of the Granpers' Hotel the bugpv strucE
a COW, knocking the animal down and breaking
off one of the wheels of the buggy. The hoist
ran down the Edeewood road, as far as En-
morton, where il was stopred
Mr.. John A. Hanna. The wcll.kuowu dealer /,
carriages has removed IN Denver CoIor,do
Mr. Hanna ia suLi.ct IN . bronchial ,rouhl,
and made fine chance hopip,r that ,I.c drv air nj
that northern climate may be beneficial to hi.
health He will engage IN the carriage bushes.
in Denver. Mr.. llama has bcrn for man,
: years one of our best citizens and he will b,
missed from the community. lie left on Mon
day morning, bearing with him the good wishes
of many friends
Mr.. Harry f. Lee son OF DR.. X. d. Lee, has
accepted position as salesman in Messrs
Oehm " Co.'S Acme Hall Clothing store, Nos
) and West Baltimore street, Baltimore, where
he would be pleased to see his many Hartford
friends.
Miss Salle Allen, of Stafford, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Thos. A. lays has re.
turned home
Mrs. Ridgely and family. of Baltimore. are A,