The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-09-13
Focal Affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
The fair for 81 Francis Church, Abingdon,
will be repeated on Friday aud Saturday, Sept.
18th aud lith.
The jackson Guards OF Bel Air, left on the
gO4 train, Thursday morning, to take part in
the sham battle at Pimilico.
Mr. Seth Taylor, OF Webster, is erecting a
neat and convenient dwelling house, near
Wesleyan Chapel, second district.
\ match game Of base ball will be played,
in the field Of Mr.. c. W. Amos, near Upper
Cross Roads, on Saturday, Sept. lith, between
the Baptist and Taylor Clubs.
Mr.. John 5, Quinn, OF the Hickory, sends
us Il specimen of what his soil will do in grow
Ing tomatoes. The one before Us weighs 10
ounces and is lis smooth aud round as an apple.
On "Wednesday Town B4ilif Smoll arrested
( Alice Brown, colored, for disOrderly conduct
aud cutting her husbands head with a stone
Justice Richardson released her on 800 bail for
/ her appearance at court
Mr.. W. Fltzhugh Wharton, OF tue Balti
more county bar who was paraly2ed on the
right aide about eighteen months ago, has again
been afflicted in the same way on the left side
and is now in Il helpless condition.
Mr.. John Michigan deserves the thanks Of
travellers for the excellent manner in which he
has macadamized the formerly wretched piece of
road leading from Level to Havre de Grace 1t
I is now one of the smoothest pieces of turnpike
/ in the county
| MessIs. Holmes Bros ~ Co., manufacturers
of fine silver plated ware, formerly at POO y.
! Holiday street, Baltimore, have removed to
| No. 22O on the same street. The move became
necessary by the increase Of their business.
! They now occupy three tloor., the Office being
/ on the first Moor.
/ -Frisby Head, infant son oGamma l.. and n
/ y. Mock, died on Wednesday evening at the
home of his parents, in Bel Air, aged months
and 10 days. Funeral services will be held al the
( house this (Fridav) morning at 10 o'clock, to
which friends Of the family are invited. Inter.
ment at Mt. Zion.
Last Saturday Mr.. W. II. H. Whiteford,
undertaken, Of Darlington, removed from Green.
mount Cemetery, Baltimore the remains of DR..
Reuben $. Harlan. formerly of Hartford county,
who died on the 2Tth of February 1853. The
remains were relnterred in the Presbyterian
Cemetery at Churchville.
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plishing their purpose or intended TO return
another night for their booty.
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We call attention 10 the advertisement of
the welI-known house furnishing establishment
OF j. Wilson Brown. Nos, l2G and lbs Y
Howard street, Baltimore, which wilb founS
on our first page. A visit 10 his large store ia
treat, and one can spend hour. there looking
at the curious, interesting and useful articles
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