The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-28

The FouE OF July will be celebrated at
the Hentem g Driving Park, Berkeley, near
Darlington, with music by the Berkeley Brass |
Band and trotting, running and foot races
Patriotic addresses are also expected by some |
of our county candidates, a number of whom |
have promised to be present. Some of the best |
horses OF the neighborhoUd, 1t is expected, will
take part in the races.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
Frs. The County Commissioner. closed the
levy on Monday
John STREET., Joseph Lively and William T.
CLARK were appointed Examiners on the
Bynum station road
James W. GLADDEN. was awarded a contract
for building foot bridge over Deer Creek, at
the Rocks, for $50.
Commissioners Silver, Hooker and scarbor.
ough were appointed to inspect the new iron
bridge near the Paper Mills.
The board will meet again July 18th.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO LITTLE Girl
Last Tuesday little girl aged ten years, daugh
/ ter of NJ. Melhorn, near Edgewood, after her
school was out climbed a cherry tree near the
school house, and accidentally falling she
aIighted upon an alder bush, branch of which
| broke aud pierced her left cheek, coming out
near the nose. DIR. Oppermann, of Abingdon,
was summoned by telephone aud removed the
splinter, which was four inches long. The Doc
tor apprehends no serious results unless lock-
jaw should supervene
/ NosEURY- REYSoLDs.-M Louis Arthur
Nosbury and Miss Sadie W. Reynolds both OF
llavre de Grace, were married in that city on
the Goth instant. The ceremony took place in
a handsome new residence, lately completed
and furnished by Nj. Vosbury. 1t was per-
formed by Rev. Frederick Humphrey, Of St.
Johu's Episcopal Church. The groom is the
only sou of the late Arthur Nosbury and gen
eral assistant in the management oil MIR. John
f. Dubois large saw mill interests in Hayre dc
Grace. The bride is a daughter OF Mr. Matthew
Reynolds.
DECLARED ISsANE.--On Tuesday Sheriff
Hughes summoned jury Of inquest to inquire
into the sanity Of a cOlored man named Walter
(othcr name uuknowu,) who has been kept in
jail for year past, being luuatc and danger
Gus. The jury, consisting Of James NJ Rcy-
nolds, Charles W. Proctor, W. T. l., Talialerro,
Z. H. Webster, of John, John II. Fisher, VIM.
II Bauer John 2. Flowers, Jos. f.. Batemau,
II. {. Lawder, W $. Forwood, VI. Nandiver,
Juo. Colder and Q. NJ. Whitaker, after hearing
evidence declared the man insane, apaupcr and
dangerous if allowed to go at large. They re-
commended his removal to an insane asylum.
MARRIAGE OF A MINIsTER.-Rev. John l..
Walsh, of Aberdeen, Md, was married to Miss
SalIic Ellicott Jones, daughter OF Mr.. Reuben
Jones, of Catousvillc, in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church at that place, on the 18th instant.
The ceremony was performed by Rev George
Cooper, of Westminster, assisted by Rev. VIM.
Speake, Presiding Elder. The ushers were
Messrs. Jesse NJ. IIammell, X. Frank Smith,
Edgar ". Walsh, of Baltimore, and w, 7,
Watson, of Catonsvile, The bridal party took
the train for Philadelphia, and will spend some
weeks at Ocean Grove. The floral decorations
were very pretty. Miss Laura Plat played the
wedding march.
/ DWELLING House BURSED.-Last Saturday
afternoon the stone dwelling house of MIR.
John Lynch, on Red Hill, near Hartford Furnace,
was destroyed by fire, with nearly all of its
contents. MIR. Lynch and other male members
of his family were at work in field some dis
tance from the house, when the fire was seen
bursting out OF the roof by Mrs. Lynch and
her little daughter. The latter ran out to the
field and called her father and the other men,
but by the time they arrived on the spot tue
flames had made such Roadway that it was i'm
possible to extinguish them or TO save much of
the furniture. The property was insured in the
Agricultural Company, of Waertown, n Y.
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DRIFT LOGS on THE EASTERN SHORE.-A dis
patch to the Snn. from Chestertown says that
1870 900 drift logs from the Susquehanna have
been doomed at Rock Hall, on the Chesapeake
bay. company has been formed who are
holding these logs and agents of the Williams
port lumbermen have offered fifteen cents sal.
wage instead OF the twenty-five cents allowed 10y
law, the consideration being that the lumber
men will erect saw mills at Rock Hall and fur
ni-h the holders of the large blooms employ
mcnt for two years, Ii is estimated that twill
take several sawmils two years, employ ing
20 hands, to cut the stock OF lumber on Kent
aud Queen Anue's shores.
SroCK KILLED HY LIGHTNING. Last Friday
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the horns, their iaces Deihg scofchtd' Inc
hog was apparently struck III the NOUN.
lhe mule belonged 10 MI Johh IT, Rouse
and the other stock to Mr. Richardson.
Mr.. Chapman Richardson was at work in
an adjoining field and saw the animals fail
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BASE BALL.--A spirited and interesting game
or hasa hail was pIpvrd ot Aberdeen last Sat.
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"ru"y, ny Tue ii"Nle uc "'"cc al" Aoe'uec"
clubs, in which the latter won by score of II
60.