The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-02

DTs btuJauIu 0mllui IoOTBe W. lOWueley
and P. G. Spencer were appointed to nominate
delegates TO the State Convention. They named
Charles T. Wright, VIM. &. Jeffery, Charles
W. Burkins, Ii. e. Walker, Thomas Smithson,
George Lewis, P F. Ball. H. c. Bowman, John
H. Grafton and s. l.. Spencer. Their report
was adopted.
An Executive Committee consisting of P. F.
Ball, &. T. Wright, Robert Martin, Dr. Benz.
Smith, Vim. 6. Jeiery, Isaac s. Warren and
Thomas Smithson was also chosen.
A subscription paper was passed around TO
collect funds for the campaign and the conven-
tion having concluded its work adjourned
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BEL AIR NOTES.-The Jackson Guards ar
rived in Bel Air, from camp, on Friday even
ing of last week. They showed the value
the camp as military school by their improv-
ed appearance generally as soldiers. They were
all well and enjoyed the little break in the
routine of business. 1t is to the credit of the
company that the conduct of the men, on and off
duty, was such as 10 merit the unqualified
praise OF the brigade officers.
Clarence W. Gray, aged months, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs James II, Gray, guests of MIR
john Fl. Reckord, died at the residence of the
latter, in Bel Air, on Sunday. The remains
were taken to New York, on Monday, for in
terment
Mr.. Jos. p Merryman, of the Baltimore bar,
was in Bel Air on Sunday
On Sunday Dr. A. j. Gosmau the wcll.kuown
druggist of Baltimore was the guest of Mr.. j.
7. e. Hopkins.
The Misses Baden, sisters of DR.. F. A. Baden,
who have been spending several weeks in Bel
Air, returned TO their home in Baltimore on
Monday
Mr.. VIM. Franklin, of Rouse's store, left on
Thursday tor visit to his home in Nashville,
Tenn.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Mrs. Archer and Mr..
Frank Z. GorreII returned on Monday evening
from Ocean City.
Miss Blanche Lee, who had been spending a
few days at Cape May, returned CD Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, OF Norfolk, have been
visiting Miss Roberta Archer, Mrs. Wilson's
sister.
Rev. Mr.. Kilmon preached in the NJ. E.
Church, for Rev Mr. Wood, on Sunday.
Nj. j. NJ. Street,, of the Democrat, went to
Ocean City, on Monday, for the benefit Of his
health. After II short sojourn there he expects
to 20 to Berkeley Springs, Va
Miss Addie Long, of Baltimore, is at Hon
Stevenson Arcner's
The Ladies' Committee Of the Circulating
Library Bazaar are requested to meet at the
jackson Guards Armory, next Wednesday,
August 9TH, at / p NJ. All persons interested
in the bazaar are invited TO be present.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION Demo.
cratic primary meetings were held in the
several districts Of the county, last Saturday,
to send delegates TO a county Convention. The
latter met in Bel Air on Tuesday, at noon, and
being called to order by Hon. Henry D.
Farnandis, of the State Executive Commit
tee, was organized by selecting Mr.. John T.
Wilson, Of the lst district, as chairman, and
Mr.. George K. Stephenson, Of the second dis.
trict, as Secretary. The rain and the swollen
streams having prevented many of the delegates
from attending, a recess was taken until ,
O'Clock, when the convent ion was again called
TO order.
All of the districts were represented except
DuOIln' WI. d, ~ Ely, Vi tual ulslTlCl, OclhS
present, was requested to represent it,
A Committee on Credentials, consisting of
Vim. Dallam, Howard Hanna, A. o. Richard.
son, Thomas B. Jarrett, Joseph Il. Ely and
Isaac Ilecht, reported all the credentials pre-
sentcd as correct, the last OF accredited dele.
gates being as follows:
FIRST Distrid.--John T. Wilson, James Cocll-
ran, John Z. Walsh, John Hurley James Nor.
ris, Geo, Emmord, Patrick Callahan, William
Dalam, Charles BOde and John IIaviland
Second DiSrict.-Wm. Stephenson, Henry H.
Silver, Henry A. Osborn, George X. Stephen
son, Howard Hanna Thomas y. Smith, George
Harms, A. Cooley, Benjamin Cole aud jacob
{. Hollis.
71hd DjStriG.-Alexarde Norris, A. o.
RICHARDSON, VIM A, Peasants, j. Henry Cain,
W. 5. FDrw0Od Dr., DR.. Thos. II. Roberts, A.
j. Hanson, Isaac mos, John Clark and l.. NJ.
Wheeler
FsuyM Distyict.-J. Wiley Norris, Vim. Bar.
ton, Thomas H. Wiley, John Divers, VIM. f..
Whitetord, John 7. Patterson, A. J. Wiley, j..
&. Lnckey, ThoS. b. Jarrett aud James s. CAL
der
Si2M Districts. f. Prnuing, Geo II. Backey,
II. {. Lawder, Isaac lIecht Robert Seneca,
Matthew Reynolds, G. j. Dugan, F. j. Boyd,
Murray NandIycr aud DR.. d. W. Hopkins
Messrs. Joseph b. Hanway, Jacob c. Hollis,
W. Smlhson Forw cod, John 7. Patterson
and John o. Stearns were elected delegates to
the judicial Conven ton, and Col. John Carroll
Walsh, VIM. Stephenson, Alexander Norris,
James w. GLADDEN. and Matthew Reynolds dele
gates to the State Convention After u vote of
thanks to the officers, proposed by Col, Walsh,
the convent ion adjourned.
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