The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-10-25

his son Preston NJ. Calder, part of his farm,
containing 100 acres, with improvements there
on. In case of the death of the said Preston
without issue, the property so devised to him
TO go 10 Martin Winfield Calder, son of the
testator. The home farm is left to his son
Martin Winfield Calder, together with some
household furniture named To his daughter,
Sophia Lennon, $50. To his daughter, Han
nah Calder, $50 To his son, James s. Calder,
800. Mr.. James S. Calder is named as executor.
The wifi is dated March I'd, 1889, and the sigma
ture witnessed by j. II. Patterson, James 7.
Smithson and Joshua y. Rutledge.
DEMOCRATIC MEATINGs.-A large and eulhu |
siastc Democratic meeting was held in CityIlall,
HsvTe de Grace Wednesday night. Bennett Char !
shee presided with DR.. D. W. Hopkins and Maj |
tin Foley, Secretaries, aud 20 Vice Presidents
Stirring addresses were made by Hon Thomas
e. Weeks and Peter j. Campbell, of Baltimore,
and Geo ", Richardson, OF Hartford, Democra-
tic candidate for the Legislature.
The Democrats of Havre de Grace will hold |
another rally next Wednesday evening, 3Oth
instant, at which addresses will be made by
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon. Herman Stump,
Col. l.. Victor Baughman. Hon. Barnes Comp.
ton, and the Democratic candidates in Hartford
county. Hon. lsidor Rsyuer and others are
also expected to address Democratic meeting
in the same place on the evening OF Nov. 81.
On Saturday evening, 26th Democratic
meeting will bed at the Court House, Bel Air.
Addresses will be made by Col. l.. Victor Baugh-
man, the gallant young Democratic leader of
Western Maryland, candidate for Comptroller,
Col d. g. Mcintosh, of Towsontown; Hon.
Stevenson Archer, Hon. Herman Stump, Hon
j. I. c. Hopkins, Col. VIM. Young our legislaa
tive candidates and others. Reserved seats will
be provided for the ladies, who are especially
invited.
OBITuARr.-Nlr Robert Lee Macatee, aged 90
years, whose serious illness was noticed last
week, died oftyphoid fever, last Friday. at the
residence of his uncle, Mr. Frank B. Macatee,
near PylesvIlle. The iuterment was at St.
Mays Church, Deer Greek, on Monday Rev.
Father Nysscn officiating. The pal-bearers
were Henry Day, A. T. Bradley, Charles Myrr
and Waite, Street,. Mr.. Mavat,e was a bright.
promising aAd popular young man, and his
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