The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-05-24

Dand was also injured by the fire. Much sympa-
thy is felt for them in being thus bereaved of
all their children.
A THOROUGHBRED TRoTTER.-Dr. j. l.. Win
doph, of Deer Creek Stock Farm, Darlington,
has bought the fine thoroughbred horse Herald,
whose pedigree will be found in an advertise.
ment in another column. Herald is a splendid
saddle horse and also an unusually fast trotter
for thoroughbred. The DR.. says he is ready
to trot Herald, on exhibition, at the Hartford
fair next October, against any registered
thoroughbred horse in Maryland. He has
handed the conditions of the proposed race to
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell, Secretary ofthe Society,
Bel Air. trotting race of fine thoroughbred
horses would be novel and attractive sight
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THE DEER CREEK AND SUsQUEHANNA X. r.
Engineer Cutler and his corps of assistants have
been busy, since Thursday of last week, in set
ting the grade stakes for the new railroad, be.
tween Wilson's MILL Deer Creek, and Stafford,
and on Tuesday Contractor McCabes men be.
gan clearing the ground on Mr.. D. Z. Prices
furm, preparatory to grading.
The directors met in Bel Air, on Tuesday,
President Jewett presiding. 1t was stated
that the line run by Mr.. Cutler between
Bel Air and Stafford would probably be adopt
.'' wa" ~" n'po' '",' 'n"nses' anu 'na'
III very sno'' 'i'ne large force Oh men
"ou'u W at WoIk a'ons tne entire route
Town BOARD ORGANIZED.-The newly-elec,ed
board of Commissioners ofBel Air, consisting
of John +. I,ingan. Geo. r Carver VIM q
Forwood, Jr.. David Hauwav and F w Baker
met on Monday night and orgspiz.d nv elect.
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I"s r. W. paker FreSiueht; george H. Carver,
secretary VIM o. Forwood' Dr." Treasurer, =
MOAN sthali ana FRANK ba'emah were appointed
Town bal'ins' A committee consisting OF
'onh T. L'ngan ana "m' o. norwood, Dr., was
appointed 10 OBTAIN information with regard to
e.ono c'uSners' WIN vie" OIL buying one Tor
wv u'o VI .no .o"" iue regular meeting
" 'i' NJ" oo"'u WIN 'o on the h'st anu
~ .n,u 'iUnNay n,su'' VI e''n lhon'n' Ill room
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HEDGE FENCE COMPANY TO De REoRGANIzED D.
"A bill of complaint was filed In the Circuit
Court for Hartford county on Thursday, ask
ing that the Bel Air Hedge Fence Com.
pany, Of Hartford county, may be dissolved
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A TELEPHONE FOR THE MARYLAND CENTRAL.
The Maryland Central has made q contract
with the American Telephone Company to place
in every station from Bel Air to Baltimore an
improved telephone of the new long line system
now building between New York and Washing
ton. The American Telephone Company has
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A MINIsTER.--Rev. VIM.
II. Downey, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
of Havre de Grace, led suddenly at the
residence of the Rev. James Conway, near
Port Deposit, on Tuesday evening, of heart
disease. Mr.. Downey arrived there on the
evening of his death from Havre de Grace,
and went direct to the Rev. Mr.. Conway's,
who lives about one mile east of town, TO
spend the evening. MIR. and Mrs. Conway
being away from home and M oro in chor,o
but the hired man. Mr.. Dowpev took a seat
on the porch 10 await their arrival He was
sudden,v toLor III and d,od hosor. maa;ooI
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