The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-07-06


also dealers in fertilizers, including their at
own "Goodas Gold' ammoniated superphos-
phate and their Alkaline Bone Phosphate.- NJ
There is no more reliable firm any where
than that of William II. Michael d. Sons. vi
who are Hartford county men. Their place of
business is at 2l7 McEderrys wharf, Baltimore vi
The CORNER STONE Of the new NJ E. Church a
in Bel Air, will be laid on July 18Th, 1855 with ci
Impressive ceremonies, by the Masonic order
An Grafton will be delivered by Rev. j. j. G.
Webster of Baltimore, whose subject will be, te
"SolomOn's Temple" IN
ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.-On Thursday of last -
week little son of Mr.. l.. b. Robinson, of D
Stockton, while playing ran one of the blades
of pair of scissors into his right eye. DR.. j. l.,
Holmes Smith took the little fellow, who is only "
seven years old, 10 DR.. j. j. Chisholm, who pro.
nounced the sight destroyed.
ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoNED.-On Monday night st
Of last week Mrs. VIM. Oliver, who lives hear
Hartford Furnace, took dose of sulphate OF st
zinc in mistake for salts. The poison acted as da
an emetic, but enough remained in her system 10
to produce serious results. She has since suf
fered severely and is scarcely ont of danger an
now. be
OFFICERS RLECTEp-rne frankie Cleve- in
land Democratic CLUB met at Lapi
DUN, last Saturday evening, and was called On
TO order by 2. NJ Spencer, temporary Chair
man; e. r. Stephenson, Secretary. DR.. W. W. ho
Virdin was elected Vice President; Steve A, A.
Smith, Treasurer, and p. NJ. Spencer, Cores -,
ponding Secretary. Delegates were also elect
ed to the Baltimore convention. The club will vv,
meet tomorrow Saturday evening at Hope nj
well, at 7.3O o'clock.
EXCURSION To LINE BRIDGE.-Last Saturday 7"
q pleasant excursion took place from shures
vile TO Line Bridge, the participants in which u
were the children of the Union Sunday School
and the.pubc school of that place, with their of
teachers and friends. The voyage was made Ja
on the canal, in a large scow. Music, singing wi
and feasting were some of the features ofthe W
trip, and the children also amused themselves of
with games of various kinds. The excursion y
was planned and paid for by citizens of the Il.
place. Y
PRoMoTED.-John VI. Hanson, son of Mr.. ="
A. Is. Hanson, of Churchville, who has been in i-V
the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad III
Company as fireman, for two years, the last
year having been upon its Philadelphia extern nc
sion, last week passed creditable examination Oh
in both the mechanical and transportation de-
partments, and was promoted to be first class Gu
engineers man. Mr.. llsnson's son, b. II. Han Gu
son, is fireman on the same road and his son VI
Sam. Patterson Hanson, is a telegraph operator pc
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, being at present su
stationed at Edgewood. so
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MIR. JAMES A. STREET., OF Indianapolis, for de
merly of Hartford county, one of the dele. f,
gates from Indiana to the Baltimore conven- f,
ton of Democratic clubs on the Fourth of July. st
He was the guest of his brother NJ. VIM H. ca
Street,, of Fallston Mr.. Street, says the Dem
ocrats of Indiana are confident they will car ho
ny that State for Cleveland and Thurman by
good majority. Harrison, lie says, is very I'M IN
popular with the masses of Republicans AS well
as Democrats, on account of his Know Moth
ing record and his attitude towards the strik- EFT
ers, year or two ago. ST
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BRIDAL TRIp.-Mr. b. f. Shertzer, former
ly of Hartford county, and his BRIDE spent Il few
days in this county, this week. as the guests of NJ
Mr. shertzer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shertzer, S.
OF Churchyic. The wedding took place at N,
Louisville, KY, June eth, the bride being Miss NV
Emma s. Haas, of that city. The bride and
groom, before coming TO Hartford, spent O few fo
days in Baltimore with Mr.. Shertzer's brother, ST,
DIR. A. I. Shertzer. They went from here to
whence they will 90 to their future sl
home in Chicago, where Mr.. Sherzer has a tn
position as travelling salesman for the large dry
goods house of Carson, Perrie, Scott q Co. +
An ACQUISITION TO THE STAFFORD WAGON ,b
FACTORY Mr.. Frank Kerr, of the Champion
Reaper Shops, Springfield, Ohio has been Sc. e.,
cured as chief of the Stafford Wagon Factory.
MIR. Horace Stokes, the proprietor, is fortunate -
in having been able to secure the services of
Mr.. Kerr. whose well.known energy aud mech -.
anical ability give assurance that the factory Al,
wheels will turn and that Mr.. Stokes's enter. 49,
prise will meet with the success he deserves
Mr.. Kerr has already entered upon his duties 40
at Stafford, where Mr.. Stokes intends to erect a
dwelling for him and his family, who will re. mr.
move here later. ~
New ENTERPRIsE.-Messrs D. c. Wharton Ia,
smith, u wharton smith ana f. NJ Ailen,Jr', d
are among the incorporators of a new company,
which is to manufacture wagons at Emigsyille.
Pa, four miles from York. on the Northern IT
Central Railroad. The Messrs. Emig have been pl
conducting the same business as n partnership mt
concern and now make about five hundred A..
wagons per year. The new company has cap. S.
ital stock Of 100000 and intends to introduce tot
the Allen patent wagon, without, however, Civ Fo
ing up the trade Of the concern in the common we
wagons, but substituting the selflocking
wagons as the demand for them increases. an
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HYDE-GREEN-AIiss Mollie E. Green, ties
daughter Of Mr. Joshua X. Green, of .
Hartford county, was married on Thurs Gil
day night, June 2Sth, at s o'clock, TO the Oh
Rev. A. Lewis Hyde, son of Samuel N. Hyde, of in
Long Green Valley, by the Rev. VIM. w. Reese, He
at Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church. near gre
Sweet Air, Baltimore county. The groomsmen up
were Harry s. Hyde, brother Of the groom and Oh
Prof. J. II. Tuder, of Cumberland. The brides. Pit
maids were Miss Salle Green, sister of the Re
bride, and Miss Victoria Rankin. The ushers "R
were Rev. W. Hayes Moore, of Berlin, N. j., Py
and Rev. X. j. Rankin, OF Delanco, N. j. The Jol
Rev. and Mrs. A. Lewis Hyde took the o'clock WI
train at Hyde's Station for Northern tour.
The FOURTH OF JULY In Bel Air was one Of Ia
The quietest days Of the year. The Democratic mo
meeting in Baltimore attracted very many Of Y
The men and an excursion on the bay drew oil ,vo
number of young ladies and gentlemen. The hos
after, about two dozen in number, left Bel Air ,ro
1t 7.3O and went TO Lapidum, where they board.
ID the steamboat f. s. Whitaker, Capt. Ber- w.,
lard, and at 10 o'clock, steamed down the raj
liver and into the bay, their objective point D.
being Betterton, at the mouth of Sassairas r
liver, Kent county. The day was spent in row no,
ng, fishing, &c, and at one o'clock lunch was 49,
served in grove near the shore. The party A.
lrriYGd in Bel Air at 6 30. The committee Of ~