The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-09-06


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BIsHor PARET's VIsITATIoS.-Th Right
Rev. Bishop Paret on Wednesday held confr-
nation services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church,
Bel Air, and at Grace Chapel, Hickory. Five
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BERKELEY RACEs.-The next meeting OF the
Berkeley Trottlng Association will be held at
their race-track, near Darlington, on Saturday
September 18th. The general admission fee Is
25 cents, but ladies will be admitted free The
proceeds are to be devoted to keeping the
track in repair, Hartford can now boast oil
couptv hns ther. bepn greater improyemeut in |
horse flesh than in the neighborhood of Oar.
Iington
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RoUGH on SNAKEs.-Mr. 5. b. Greenfield,
near Federal Hill, several times saw large cop
per-head snake near his house and tiled to XIII
1t, but it eluded him until recently when he
came across it again and succeeded in Dispatch
ing it, 1t was alfemale and contained - lively
young copperheads, each about six inches in
length Mr.. Greenfield has killed 10 black
snakes and copperheads since the middle OF
July and NAV claim the title of the "champiun
srska Eiller of Hartford countvm
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HER HUSBAND
Last Saturday as one of the Bohemian hands at
Mr.. James P Beale's canning house, in the
Big Woods, was engaged in loading a pistol
the weapon was accidentally discharged. His
wife was standing near him, looking at the
operation, and the ball went through the
second and forefngers of her right hand near
the middle Joint. and inflicted, besides, a flesh
wound in her LETT arm DIR. X. d. Lee dressed
her wounds She will probably lose tue two
Injured fingers.
who lives near Prospect, last week took from
his silo some corn husks which were fresh ana
sweet and as much relished by his stock as
when put in year ago. His silo is II pit II
by 20 feet and 10 feet deep, lined with boards
1t has board roof over it. Year before last he
weighted the ensilage with several tons Of
stone. Last year after putting in the corn
husks, &c, he merely laid some boards on
top of 1t, end found it kept as well as when
weighted down. About . or 10 inches of the
top spoiled in both cases
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a farm OF MIR. A. l. Holloway they met an On
cart, and one OF the horses seeming reS'iVe' MIS-
f Anderson attempted 10 get Out Oh Tue ca'''Hsc
In doing so her skirt caught on the step aht
, she was thrown 10 Inc stounu Win suci
q violence as 10 asloca'e her snou'aer' sever"
hours passed oeiore physician cou'u NC P'ocu'
, ed when DR.. McCurdy, OF Delta' VINO happened
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a hirc Tho Marty corsi.tad Of Mr. and Mrs
VIM. Glass, Mr.. and MIS- Johh H. hefoer'
Mr.. and Mrs. >. o. f. We'herlll, Mrs u.
Brown and mother Mrs Laura D. BROWN Mrs
McCu6oin, Miss Cordeiia swift, Mrs. John Lac
and daughter, from Baltimore, ana MessTs
Sweeting, Knight and Griffith "Grandmothe
e Lee, lady over eighty years OF age was pres
Il "nt and seemed fully to enter into the ENJOY
ment of the occasion.
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II Little Creek bridge road was awarded TO VIM
J. Shanbarper at $3.50