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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-03
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DIED.

KLAIR.-Departed this life, Dec 21st HI
RAM KLAIR, aged 70 years.
Farwell, dear husband, sweet be thy rest,
Weary with years and worn with pain:
Farweu. 'tIl in that happy place,
We shall behold Inv lace again
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made for his den. on Mr.. James T. Walkers
place. The cunning hunters, however, had
stopped up the entrance and Brer Fox couldn't
get into his house. He therefore dashed off
again and ran into hole in the Big Woods
below Michaelsville, Lot far from where the
chase began. The fox was fine large one and
had been chased several times before. The hun
Iers recognized him by his short tail, having
probable lost his caudal appendage in a steel
trap, on some thieving excursion.
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A delightful entertainment to the young
folks was given, on Monday evening, at the
residence of State Treasurer Archer, near Bel
Air.
A delightful entertainment was given, on
New Years Eve, by Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Street,,
at their residence in Bel Air. Lyle's Band sup
piled music for dancing and an elegant collation.
was served. The guests were all from the i'm
mediate neighborhood.
Mill Green Affairs.
Reported for The Egis.
DEC. 2S-Mr. Eli Rigdon killed three April
pigs which weighed together 94S lbs. Mr..
Thomas Robinson slaughtered porker that
pulled the beam at 4S0 lbs
A Christmas tree entertainment was held at
Emory Nj. E. Church, on Christmas night The
church was appropriately decorated and large
crowd was In attendance. Presents were dis
tributed to the children, who went home happy.
Rev. Mr.. Cuddy is pastor of the church, Mr.
Thomas Treakle being Superintendent of the
Sunday School.
After the entertainment. as Michael Kehoe,
son of Mr.. Lawrence Kehoe, was returning
home, in a buggy, his horse became unman-
agesbe by the breaking of the bride bit
and ran his buggy into several vehicles,
breaking them more or less. At last he ran
into Mr.. Nelson McCanns buggy, smashing
one OF the wheels, spoke of which penetrated
Mr.. Kehoe's horse, inficting severe aud
perhaps fatal wound.
Mr. Webster Aliens house was brok en- in O and
robbed of lot of food and clothing, on Christ
mas day, while the family were away from
home.
Ga Christmae eve Joseph P. Deckman, aged
IA years, son of Evan Deckman, OF Broad Greek,
accidentally fell from load of slate and broke
both of his arms.
The Pleasant Hill Lyceum met in the old
school house at Prospec on Dec. 9th. Mr..
s. j. Scarborough is the President and Mr..
Hugh B. McFadden Secretary.
Mr. John Huff, aged 81 years, is very i'll al
Mill Green. w.
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Several genuine cases ofthe new malady,
la grippe, have occurred in Baltimore. The
disease appears to be rapidly spreading over
the United States.
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DENHAM-WATTERS.

Reported Tor The Egls.
On Wednesday, Dec. 2jth. at Cookbook P. NJ, Mr.
John ID. Denham and Miss Maggie c. Waters were
married at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
Robert A. Waters, near Highland Station. The
The bride was given away by her father. MT
William Heaps was the best man, the bridesmaid
being Miss Rosa Waters, sister of the BRIDE
groom who witnessed the ceremony were the
brides brothers. J. Randolph ;u Robert L. Howard
sister, Mrs. Annie McJilton, of Baltimore, Mr..
John Hey and family, Mr.. Chris. Hey, Miss Lille
Hey, Mr.. Richard Mayes. John McComas and many
others. The happy couple left on Saturday for
their future home near Churchville. The bride
received many useful presents. CHRIS.
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MAR RED,

ORD-RAMSAY.--On Thursday,
December 10Th. 1885, in Baltimore, by Rev.
Joseph T. Smith, ID. D., MORGAN WHITE
FORD, of Hartford county, and Ida P. RAM
SAY, of Delta.
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DANCE AT THE RooKs-A pleasant enter
tainment was given in Wilson's Hall, Rocks of
Deer Creek, on Thursday evening of last week,
by Messrs. Harry Mitchell and ]. Howard Scarf.
Lyle's band furnished the music and the even
ing was enjoyed by all. Among those present
were Misses Maggie Roberts, Annie STREET.,
Mary Roberts, May Butler, of Towsontown !;
Belle Roberts, Fannie Roberts, the Misses
Myer, Mrs John j. iadden, Mrs. John STREET.,
Mrs. David Standiford, Messrs. j. Howard
Scarf, Harry Mitchell. James c. Young, Beau
regard Butler, DIR. George Roberts, Harry But
Ter, Thomas Hope, James G. Tfundle, VIM.
Whiteiord, Thomas STREET., Samuel and VIM.
Ady, Harry Evans, Capt. Charles L. Dallam,
Fred. Dallam, John Street,, Richard Eddings,
of Baltimore. The affair was a complete sue
cess.
OBITUARY.-Mr. John ID. Alderaon, well
known and highly respected citizen of Hartford
county, died on December 22d, at the residence
of Mr.. Joseph o. Tolley, near Taylor, at the age
of SO years. He was buried on the 26th at the
Brick Meeting House, Elder Grafton officiating.
The pall-bea were Thomas Denbow, John
r. Rutledge, Jos. NJ. Withers, Benz. Hitchcock,
Thomas Chenworth and Thomas johnson. Mr..
Anderson was at one time School Commits
sioner of Hartford county and served for thirty
years as a magistrate, which position he held
uninterruptedly from 1871 until a lew months
ago, when he resigned. Mr.. Tolley, at whose
house he died, married his adopted daughter,
Miss Annie BertOn.
Miss Mary Forwood, sister of the late
Edward Forwood died on Friday morning,
Dec. 9th, near Thomas Run, and was buried
on Saturday afternoon at Thomas Run NJ. Z
Church. Rev. Mr.. Colburn performed the
funeral services. The pall-bearers were Edward
T. Monks, Jacob F. johnson, James s. Barrow,
VIM. Il. Michael, VIM. T. Monks and James Z.
Harvard. w. H. Schuck was the funeral direc-
tor.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Forwood, native of Har-
ford county, died on Dec. 10th, at his home in
Warren county, Illinois, in his I'D year. Mr..
Forwood removed to Warren county in 1888,
and at the time of his death was prominent
and influential citizen. He was buried with
masonic ceremonies. His last visit to Hartford
was in 1876.
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Ii Head First-Class Young Mules,

Ia IACdu Eli 81 OidSS IUuHS5 MuitSs
well broken; 2 Bay Mares. good workers and
UsreK Colt, years Ola spriDe n C S,h n 61
Patchen and by Green Mountain Boy 2 Cows,
letters, two horse Wagons, Buckeye Bind
er, 2 Osborn Mowers, Sulky Cultivators. Gull
tivators, Wooden and Iron Age, with latest i'm
proveineIlts, Harrows, 10 Flows, most of Them
oliver Chilled, and all in good order; Shovel
PiOws, Row Markers on wheels Hay CARR
ages. L Wood Bed, Superior Wheat Drill, /
Roller. Tiger Horse Rake, l Farmers Friend
Corn Planter. Road Cart, Jump-seat Carriage
and Tongue No-top Buggy, sleiens, Running
Gear for Express Wagon, Lawn Mower. 2 tons
Phosphate and Bone large lot of Hot-bed Sash.
IA SETS of Farm Harness of different kinds, COM
pete with Brides. Collars and II alters a large
lot of Double ana Single Trees, Hoes, ShoveIs,
Maltocks and Forks large lot of Hay and Fod-
der, l set Carriage Harness, Saddle. Grind
stone, l Wheslbarrow, l Harpoon Hay Fork,
Scythes, Log Chains, fifth Chains and Spreaders,
Cross Cut Saws, Cow Chains. large Meat Tub, lot
of Old Iron. Also half interest in Superior
Wheat Drill, half interest in Champion Bone
and half interest in a Farmers Friend Corn
Planter, and other articles not named. Also the
following valuable
CANNING HOUSE OUTFITS and FIXTURES,
consisting of one four horse Upright Engine, 8
Boilers. No. 10 and No. Il; Steam Pumps.
Process Crates, Exhaust Crates, Exhaust Tubs
and Cooling Tubs lot of Fire Pots and Burners,
Gaping Machines and Corn Silker. Oil Tanks
and Pumps, Floor Trucks. Tomato Scalder. lot
of Scaldng Baskets, Crane and Fixtures, 2 Fair
banks Platform Scales, Corn Packer. Tables,
Buckets and Baskets, Piping, Pipe longs
WIRE inches, Tomato Boxes, lot of Hose, Iron
Vises and Anvils and other articles usually
found in first-class canning houses.
All of the above described property is in
frst-class condition, and the attention of Farm
ers Gamers and others is specially directed to
this sale.
TERMS OF SALE
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that all sums of $40 and under shall be paid in
cash on day o sale on all sums over that amount
credit of 10 months will be given. purchasers CIV
interest from day of sale, and payable at the Har
ford National Bank of Bel Air or all cash at the
purchasers option.
OHIO s. LEE, Trustee.
]. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. 3jan
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Letter from Ayondale,

Reported for The Egis.
Dec. 25.-CnrisS1a9g passed off very pleasant
ly, the weather being all that could be desired.
Mr.. VIM. II. Mahan is blowing. He is 60
ahead man.
Mr. John Andrew, who was kicked by mule,
is going about again.
Miss Ruthine Andrew who has been very
sick, is getting better.
Dandeion blossoms in bloom. CHRIS.
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The wife of Dom Pedro died in Oporto,
Portugal, ON Sunday. The Emperor's grief,
il is said, was excessive.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church.-Ap-
propriate New Years Services by the pastor,
next Sunday, January 9Th, at II A. M and 7.l5
z M. Also vt Mt. Carmel at p. NJ. You are
invited
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From MarshaIl's District.

Reported for The Egs.
BLACK HORSE, DEC. 3l.-Dr McCLrdy has
opened new store at Madonna, the poslofice
being kept therein.
Mr.. John r. jackson, near Shawsville, is
erecting windmill.
MIR. I. Mclaughlin and Miss Mollie Shan
berger were married, on Christmas day, at the
residence of MIR. John s. Glenn, near Fawn
Grove, by Rev. Mr.. Yingiug. Mrs. Tarbert
played the wedding march,
Charles Paxon is building fine Zen house
for MIR. James Turner, near Black Horse. A.
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The fifth annual meeting ofthe Maryland
State Farmers Association will be held in
Baltimore on Wednesday and Thursday,
Jan. 9Th and 9th. Each agricultural society,
club, grange or other regular organization of
farmers is authorized to elect one delegate.
Besides the delegates thus chosen each coun-
ty is entitled to as many representatives and
votes in the State meeting as it has members
in both branches of the Legislature. Mr..
VIM. L. Amoss, Vice President for Hartford
county, announces that meeting to elect
five delegates from Hartford county will be
held in the Court House, on Monday, Janu-
airy 9Th, Immediately before the meeting of
stockholders of the Hartford County Agricul-
tural Society,"
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lander Evans Wands' connection with
Witness department of The Egis ceased on
x1ber l4th, 1889. He is no longer authorized
D1iract for advertising or to collect accounts
y xorthb paper.
WEH. PAUL, of Webster, will continue to re-
ceiyssnd collect subscriptions for The RQis.
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HERMAN STUMP, Solicitor.

HERMAN STUMP, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.
Rosa Nelson In the Circuit Court
vs. for
William Young, trustee, Hartford County.
William +. Aaronson. In Equity.
nRDERED, this Both day of December, in the
~ yt ar 1889. that the sale made and reported in
the above entitled cause by Herman Stump,
Trustee therein, be ratified and confirmed. IN
less cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 18th day of January next provided.
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Hartford county. once in each
of three successive weeks before the said 18th
day OF January next
The report states the amount of sales to be
three thousand and two hundred dollars, 49, 200.)
A. LINGAN JARRETr, Clerk.
True copy, test,
3an A LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk
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BROUGHT TO JA1L-On Thursday constable
Lee brought to Bel Air Jail an insane man nam
ed George Roberts, % years of age, who was
found wandering in the neighborhood of Swans
bury Mills. Roberts visited the houses of Mr..
Willard Fly Wright and Capt Todd, both OF
whom were away, and frightened the ladies' by
his eccentric conduct. He was committed by
Justice Pen1ing.
Officer Farr also handed over to the custody
of Sheriff MeGaw, Albert James, co!ored, COM
mitted by Justice Charshee in default OF the
payment of IS fine and costs, for fighting in
Havre de Grace.
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A LARGE PUBLIC SALE.-The sale of person
al property of the late Henry Reckord and OF
the firm of Henry Reckord q Sons will begin
at Reckord's Mills, on Tuesday, January 7th, at
10 A. M, and continue until all the articles are
disposed of. 1t includes general merchandise,
40 horses and mules, cows, hogs, wagons, carts
and harness, fertilizers of various kinds, &c.
The advert seis say that everything offered will
be sold, lnorder to close up the estate and the
business Of the firm. This will no doubt be an
opportunity to get fertilizers. &c, on good
terms.
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I rue copy, I6elt
3Jan A. L1NGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
NorloE
THE LAST CALL.

All persons who are still Indebted to the unde r
signed by or en- book account or otherwise, al c
hereby again requested to make payment FORTH
with. Without any further delay.
S. A. WILLIAMS, Esq. is fully authorized by
me TO receive and collect all moneys due me and
to act in my name in settlement.
LOUIS CAHEN.
BdAr, Oct. 18th, 1889. lSoct
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THE FARMERS CONFERENCE.-The Hartford
County Farmers Convention will be held at
the Court House, Bel Air, on Friday, Jan. 10th.
1t will no doubt be an interesting affair and it
is to be hoped hat farmers generally will at
tend.
The programme, as arranged, is as follows:
Morning Session.. Opening Address by
the President.
2. Report of Committee on Fertilizer Laws.
8. Establishment of State Board of Agricul-
ture-resolutions of the State Farmers Asso-
citation.
f. Address by Prof. Henry E. Afford. SUBJ
ject "Cattle Foods and Cattle Feeding"
Afternoon Session.. Address by Prof. s.
B. Hedges, of York, Pa, OH Potatoes and Po-
tato Culturen
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THE FALLsToN ROAD LEAGUE.-Another
meeting of the Falston Road League was held
at Fallston, last Saturday. The canvassing
committee reported subscriptions 10 the amount
of $500 and said that with little more effort
and better understanding ofthe objects OF the
League the membership could be increased. A
board of managers was elected, consisting Of
Alphonso Robinson, Garrett Amoss, Adam
Kolk, Dennis K. Bradley. Walter P. Reckord,
VIM. q. Grey, VIM. A. Harlan, Joseph g..
Favour, August Martin, B. F. Warner, VIM. L.
Robinson and VIM. s. Preston. They met on
January LIST, at Fallston, and elected Garrett
Amoss, President; Walter P. Reckord, Secre-
tary VIM. A. Harlan, Treasurer.
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A PERPETUAL CALENDAR.-Judge Walters has
invented Perpetual Calendar, which is one of
the most ingenious and practical arrangements
we have ever seen. 1t is based upon the Do
mincal or Sunday letters, a simple rule for
finding which is given. By turning knob and
bringing the Dominica letter for any year into
view the calendar below is accurately set for
that year. For instance, the Dominica letter
for 1892 Tas F. By adjusting the calendar to
F it is seen that the 18th of October, the day
Columbus discovered America, fell on Friday.
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President Harrison, encouraged by his
success in Maryland waters, tried duck shoot
ing on the James river. He killed one duck
and one fat pig, which he mistook for a
coon. The colored man to whom the pig be-
longed felt highly honored by this mark of
the Presidents favor, and being a stalwart
Republican, intends, it is said, TO apply i'm
mediately for small postmastership.
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Social Events in the Christmas Holidays.
On Thursday evening, December 26;h, Mr..
and Mrs. g. Smith Norris, near Bel Air, gave
a Christmas Tree entertainment to the children
of the neighborhood, who came out in full force
and were agreeably entertained aud received
many pretty gifts. from the hands of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris, Miss Maria Norris and Mrs. s. w.
Bradford. Their kindness to the dear little
folks will long be remem bered RENO.
A very pleasant sociabe and dancing party
took place, last Friday evening, at the residence
of Mr.. August Martin, near Failston. A large
number OF guests were present, among whom
were Misses Josie, Bessie and Gertrude Will
bourn, Messrs. VIM. and Charles Wilbourn and
Eugene Anderson, of Baltimore; Messrs. Fred
erick Heuer, Charles Heuer, Miss Annie Heuer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Anderson, Miss Clara
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lngan, Mr.. E. T.
Anderson, Mr.. Geo. Rail-, Miss Jennie Rail-,
Miss Annie Kelly, Miss Clara Lambright, MISS
Jennie Burns, Messrs. Andrew Kelly, David
Lewis, Jr., Lawrence Lewis, Thos. L.. Beau
mont, James and Archer Riley, John Wiggers
and John Lambrght. Dancing was much en-
joyed and kept up until two O'Clock Bonds
sCflilS Oauu IufnlSueu Tue MUSIC.
An enjoyable birthday party was given. on
Thursday evening of last week, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Howard, to their daughter, Miss Lena
Howard, at their residence near Abingdon
About 25 guests were present. Among them
were Mr.. aud Mrs. John Shipey, u bride and
groom, at whose entrance Miss Kate Matthews,
guest of Miss Vanhse, played a charming
uaddipU march he fastiyities were Kant ny,
until 2 O'Clock I'm the morning.
The Misses Scully entertained about 25
friends, on Thursday evening, Dec. Goth, in
their new and handsome residence, near Magno-
lia Miss Mary Sullivan, of VanBibber, and
Mrs John Scully assisted in receiving. The
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing, and
refreshments were served.
A surprise party, mostly from Baltimore, ar
rived Oh the tain, Wednesday evening, and
called in q body on Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Reckord, in Bel Air, by whom they were hos
The evening was pleasantly spent The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bender, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
Reckord, Misses Annie Leonard, Helen Buck,
LIZZIE Norvl!e, Olga Conan, Carrie Kerr Es-
tele GflIigan, Mulle Kennard, Emma Bennett,
Mary and Sarah Cnnstou, Mrs. s. F. Gibson,
Messrs. Thomas Hamilton, Albert Crouch,
Spencer Clark, Capt Williams. Prof. Grape,
Messls. Kincaid, Shaw, Rich, Coule and Chridy.
MIR. Henry W. Archer, Jr., received calls on
New Years day, at Shamrock, near Bel Air.
being assisted in entertaining the guests by his
brothers, DR.. VIM. 3. Archer and Mr.. James j.
Archer. number of members of the bar and
other neghbors and friends called to pay their
respects.
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NEW CHURCH TO BE BUILT.-The congrega-
ton of St. Mary's Catholic Church. Deer Creek,
Rev. Father Nyssen, pastor, are about to begin
the erection of fine new church. The cost of
the building has been limited by Cardinal Glib
bons to'$7, 600. 1t will be of stone, 40 by 70
feet in size, capable of seating 800 PERSONS
The contract for getting out the stone has been
awarded to Isaac Larue, who will begin work
next week. The building contract has not yet
been given out.
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CHARGED WITH BEING Recommendations
V. Espey, aged l6 years, was brought before
Justice Lyle, in Bel Air, on Thursday, charged
by Mr.. John Allen, his foster father, with being
incorrigible and beyond control. Mr.. Allen
said he had taken the boy to raise when he was
two years old, and had treated him as his own
child The lad, however, had given MIN much
trouble and he had instituted these proceedings
for the boys benefit and from his fatherly love
for him. Messrs. Young and Cooley appeared for
the boy and Mr.. j. E. Webster for the State. Mr..
Young being obliged 10 leave on train the
case was continued until next Wednesday,
Meanwhile the lad was committed to the custody
of Sheriff McGaw. Mr.. len desires to have the
boy sent to the House u Refuge.
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Extensive Sale
OF
Personal Property !
FERTILlZE RS!

100 tons Uuground Pure Bone, 20 tons I'm
ground Tankage, so tons Ground Pure Bone, Is
tons Reckord's Special Compound. p tons Reck-
ord's Animal Bone, 20 tons Dissolved Bone, part
at Rockford, part at Bel Air and part at Fallston.
All Fertilizers will be sold at Reckord. but will
be delivered F. o. B., Maryland Central Cars, at
81 per ton additional.
HORSES AND MULES !!
Forty head Horses and Mules. suitable for all
purposes, among which are some very fine Dri-
vcrs, fine Work Horses, and l Percherop Stall
g st. R
lion. will work anywhere 1 English Draft Stall
lion. will work anywhere; several pair fine
Mules, suitable for truck or farm purposes.