The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-01

| crowd away. All kinds of good things are be.
ing dispensed layishly By the fair mattresses in
attendance. Those in charge of the different
tables are as follows: Cake table, Mrs Benz.
Keith confectionery table, Mrs Allen Hofi-
man, Misses Mamie Dean and Alice Cook
fancy table, Mrs. c. w. Lee, Mrs. Ebaugh,
Misses Louisa Dallam, Frances Jones and Miss
Hunter; Lunch table, Miss Jennie MARYLAND,
Mrs. Kirk, Mrs Jefrery, Mrs. Wood, MIS-. Ken
nedy. The mattresses are Misses Alice Jcfrery,
Alice Lee, Lille Esley, Bessie Liugan, Annie
Keith and Miss Hunter.
On Tuesday evening May 10Th, the Smith
Family entertained the patrons of the baZar
with some very fine vocal and instrumental
music.
| ANOTHER FARMER STANDARDIZATION has
already hcea made in The Agis of the swind-
| ling operations of gang of sharpcrs in Dublin
district, by means of patent fodder binder.
Mr.. John Almony, who lives near Black Horse,
has also been victimi2ed. In April last two
strangers called upon Mr.. Almony and sold him
two fodder binders, which were to be shipped to
him and paid for after he had received them. Two
dozen binders were shipped to Mr.. Almony in
!
the men appeared again and when Mr. Almony
protested that he had ordered only two fodder
binders, they showed him the order, which had
been changed to read 70 dozen, and demanded
,o,,,,ont e. than, ur ,l,,o,,, ,,,,
",,1e1' 'o' 'ne' ''' n'''o"S ai''' stunt nes
itaton gave them his note for S2i7. This note
was subsequently forwarded to MIR. j. Howard
| Walters, at Cooptown, for collection. Mr.
Waters Informed Mr.. Almony and learning
Tue circumstances uuucr "hich the note hau
oeen gwen "u''Seu MN not 10 pay H. rearing
law SUIT however MI A'inony COMPROMISED
49,
PETITION FORA PUBLIC LANDING ON BUSH
hlVEk'-on MONDAY NUMBER OF taxpayers
"o''eu upon Tue county commissioners ana
presented petition lot PuoHc IanuinS on
nush hNer' south OIL the ha''roau' ana fora
P"o''e ioau ic"u'nS tnc'cto from point OH Tue
ROAD from Euse"oou 10 hicNet's' fo'h'' Inc
'neiho',"' VI 'ne pe''t'one'S says
Of ,,ra,,nd tne CIV saauS tleG Is mo. i0o'
from Bush;river bridge to The bridge on the Gun,
powder. distance of about thirty miles, upon
mme Inc Gun the puoc wafer
inc Ifthr fact NOT Iiying mon LANDS borrJc,-
ingon the public waters is sufficient TO debar us
from their use, could not those whose lands
I , I1 tnU Iqui prIprley
from their use? The question is simply mis-
Have we the subscribers, citizens of Hartford
county, the rlsnt 10 use thc pnoIc waters as
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oo''''''''I'oo'' "o""s 'o' '"u p"D''I 'anu',E
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| ~. VI, ,,
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Court PRoCEEDINGs.-Danic K. Burrcl
violating local option law. The States wit
ness, VIM. j. Temple, having testified that he
got the whisky from Henry X. Campbell, and
there being no evidence that the latter was EN-
ployed by Burrell, the jury rendered verdict
of not guilty. Webster for the State, VIM
Young, Hopkins and Cooley for defence.
On Friday morning Mr.. James NJ. Reynolds,
upon whom an attachment had been served for
not attending court the day before, as n witness
in case set for that day, appeared and was
fined $50 and costs, by Judge Walters, for con,
tempt of court.
George Watson was tried for the larceny of
an overcoat, razor, pen lot of pencils and
s. in money, the property of b. F. johnson, the
station agent at Perryman. 1t was in evidence
that the station house was broken open and the
articles taken thercfrom. George Watson and
George Wilson were traced from Perryman TO
Baltimore, where they were arrested by Detec-
tives Grammar and Lloyd, of the b. and 0. Rail.
road, with the goods in their possession Wat
son having Mr. Johnson's coat on when arrest.
ed. Verdict guilty. Webster for the State
Young, Hopkins and Daam for defence.
On Saturday George Wilson was also tried on
the same charge.
George Watson. who wos previouslv convict.
cd as above sto,od tos,;aod ,ho, ,ho ,o,ho,,,
was committed nv bimseIf and oro IosonI
White The two disagreed az 70 tho host rood
70 take and ,bcv senoroted Watson saws be
came ND with Wilson, and observing that he
had no shoes. bouobt him noir and rave him
the stolen razor and IL mcneil
Detective Lloyd, one of the officers who ar.