The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-08-22
Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

| LITTLE LOCALS.
| AN original invalid pension has been grant
ed to Nelson B. Case, of Havre de Grace.
"A donble cucumber is a curiosity in the
garden of Mr.. John Holiugsworth, at wilma.
The Grapgers' seventeenth annual fair and
pic mic at Williams Grove, Pa, will commence
on August 25th.
| The tournament for the benefit Of the
Aberdeen Cornet Band will take place next
Tuesday, August Goth.
On Monday, Abraham J. Sugar, native
of Russia, was granted final naturalization pa
pers, by Judge Walters.
| The Edgewood Socals will hold their
third pic mic at Mr.. John Philip Leight's fishing
shore, Otter Point, on Wednesday evening,
August 9Th
| Mr.. W. W. Morris and Miss Annie Caut-
Ter, of Garland, were married on the 18th in
slant, at the M. P. Parsonage, near Level by
the Rev. Mr.. Molloy.
| The robberies of the safe of the Treasurer
of Baltimore county, at Towson, are still
mystery. 1t is stated, however, that a clue has
|
| of the thief.
| The lawn party at st. Ignatius Church,
Hickory, was interfered With by rain, on Tues
day evening, but was well attended on We'd
nesday. 1t will be continued until tonight
| (Friday.)
The Board of Education has awarded to
Frof. H. A. Bachtel, the newly elected Princi-
pal of Bel Air Academy and Graded School, a
life certificate to teach in the public schools of
Maryland.
Farmers in the neighborhood of Mill
Green who have threshed their wheat crops re-
port from II to % bushels of red wheat to the
acre. The Fultz wheat is not turning out as
| well as the red.
| Rev Dr. Maurice E. Wilson, of Dayton,
Ohio, formerly of Westminster Church, Balti-
more, and brother Of Rev. Calvin D. Wilson,
will preach next Sunday morning in Deer
Creek Harmony Presbyterian Church.
| The labor organizations of Port Deposit
and Perryville are arranging for an extensive
demonstration In Port Deposit, on September
1st. In the afternoon there will be pic mic
with speechifying, in Happy Valley.
Mr. B. F. Darbie, of Baltimore, is building
large stable on his farm at Clermont Mills, for
the accommodation of his fine young trotting
horses, of which he has three. Mr.. Darbie is
negotiating for the purchase of the fast stallion
Duncan, of Baltimore county.
On the 9th instant Constable Isaac L. Henry
arrested William Cover, colored, on the charge
of using threatening and profane language on
A.. - IT.
Slate Hill. Justice stearns fined Cover IS and
costs, which he paid and was discharged.
"A deed of trust from Elan Kinsey and Seth
L. Kinsey, trading as Elan Kinsey q Son to
James w. McNabb and VIM. Il. Harlan, trus
tees, was filed in tie Circuit Court for Hartford
county, on Wednesday. The assets Indicated
are about $4,000.
On Monday while Pearl Wilson was at
work in the smith shop at the Bulett Carriage
Factory, Bel Air, sledge hammer welded by
an assistant slipped and struck him on the
head inhicting a severe flesh wound, which
DIR. E. Hall Richardson was called upon to
dress.
Mary Beattie, colored, who was in jail for
the action of the Grand Jury, on the charge Of
kins, near Genville, was released on $500 bail
ON Wednesday, for her appearance at court
Her securities we're Jane Prigg, John Prgg and
Edward Prigg, all colored.
The fair at Emory NJ. E. Church, which
closed last Saturday night, was very successful
as well as very pleasant. The receipts on Fri
day night were $40. The net proceeds are to be
used In laying out the cemetery in lots and
avenues and in adjoining the spot, which is
naturally one of the most beautiful of its kind
in the county.
We call attention to the advertisement of
the Farmers Favorite grain drill, manufactur
ed by Bickford & Huffman, OF Macedon, N. Y.
This drill easily stands in the front rank of
implements of its kind, having all of the most
valuable improvements found on any machine.
1t is for sale by agents at various points in the
county. The Baltimore office, which is In
charge of B. G, Thomas, is at No. 40s 8. Eu-
taw street.
AT Havre de Grace on Wednesday of last
week, Mr.. Wilson, of Cecil county, smashed
all of his previous records at throwing the
hammer. The scores were Sixteen-pound
hammer, from 7-foot circle, 1913 feet 90 inches,
previous record 1874 feet inches 16-pound
hammer, standing throw. 1Ol feet 81 inches,
previous record 90 feet 1s-pound hammer, z
foot circle, lat feet 81 inches, previous record
40 feet IL inches; S-pound hammer, ISL feet 2
inches, previous record ISL feet 9 inches So
pound weight, 80 feet ~ inches, previous re-
cord 80 feet inches.