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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-11-28

A FRACTIoUs HORSE AND BROKEN
WAGoN.--Last Sundays Mr.. John FL.
Reckord, of Bel Air, was returning
home from the Mountain Church, in a
dayton, with two of his children, he stopped to
adjust the harness. While between the wheels
the horse became fractions and Mr.. Reckord,
having hold of only one of the lines, was unable
to control him. He prevented the animal from
running away, however, but the wagon was up
set and the children thrown out. Mr.. Reckord
and the children were all bruised but none of
them was seriously hurt. The wagon was
broken.
PERUVIAN LoCALs.-Pelryman Lodge, o.
G. c., held its semi-annual election of officers
on Tuesday evening, the result being as fol-
lows: Commander, Jay F. Towner Vice
Commander, j. 81. Numbers Assistant Com
mander, DIR. j. II. Sitter; Collector, Louis T.
Michael; Secretary, VIM. H. Jacobs; Treasur-
er, J. H. Emmord {; Guardian, H. A. Raymond :;
Guide, w. j. Becker Sentinel, j. H. Lovett.
On Wednesday morning, at daylight, the
barn on the farm of Mr.. Thomas L. Emory,
near this place, was entirely destroyed by fire,
together with about so barrels of corn and lot
of harness. The fire was caused by the upset
ting of lantern in the hands of Henry Leskie,
the tenant. Loss about $500.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE CITIZEN -
Mr.. James F. Beatty, of MarshalPs district,
died suddenly. at his home near Black Horse,
on Saturday afternoon, 22d instent. He was 70
years of age last October. Mr.. Beatty had been
in his usual health until Wednesday of last
week, when he had chill. His sickness was
not thought to be serious. On Saturday Mr..
8. r. Gilbert, auctioneer, called to see him
about public sale in which he was interested.
Mr.. Beatty gave directions for the sale to go on
and shortly after died. His death is supposed
to have resulted from heart trouble. He leaves
a wife, one son, Mr.. James E. Beatty, and one
daughter, Miss Sarah Beatty. The funeral took
place on Monday from his late residence to
Bethel Church, where services were held by the
Rev. T. E. Peters, assisted by Rev. Messrs.
Stull, Lamar, Henderson and Douty. The pail
bearers were VIM. Hope, DIR. j. 7. Payne, VIM.
Standiford, Wesley Henderson, James Galley
and Sylvester Phelps. Mr.. Beatty was an
honest, upright man, end was greatly respected
wherever he was known.
FOREST HILL AFFAIRs.-A spirit of improve
ment is rife in Forest Hill and the surrounding
neighborhood. Mr.. Abel D. Wilson has erect
ed neat tenant house, near the station. 1t
will be occupied, when completed, by Mr.. John
Axer. Mr.. VIM. o. Grafton has also made an
addition to his dwelling house. Mr.. VIM.
Kean was the contractor for both.
Mr.. VIM. o. Grafton and Mr.. Ii. b. Twining
have both had the roofs of several OF their build
ings painted with oxydzed iron paint.
Potatoes are largely grown in this neighbour
hood. Mr.. Nathan Grafton, who had in about
seven acres, is now loading car with part of
his crop, for shipment to Baltimore.
Messrs. Roe q Tucker buy large quantities of
potatoes from farmers in the neighborhood.
They have lately constructed a cellar under
their warehouse, for the storage of potatoes.
Alexander Watkins, colored man who hss
no settled home, got off the cars at Forest Hill,
a few days ago, in drunken condition and for
a while made the air blue with profanity. He
ought to have been arrested, but there was no
officer present. 1t is not too late now to teach
him lesson in decency and good order.
The THIRD FARMERS CoNyENTIoR.--Com-
mittees of the farmers clubs of the county met
in Bel Air, on Monday, 10 make arrangements
for the third annual convention of Hartford coun-
ty farmers. The various clubs were represent
ed as follows:
Fallston, VIM. l.. Amoss, w. I. l.. Taiafer-
70 and William 8. Preston, wilma, Geo. W.
McComas and Thomas Holiingsworth; Forest
Hill, Charles L. Vail and Frank Haviland
Deer Creek, F. W. Baker.
Mr.. Geo. E. Silver was chairman of the meet
ing and Mr.. Frank Haviland Secretary.
January 9th, 1891, was fixed upon as the time
and the Court House, Bel Air, as the place for
holding the convention.
The following were chosen as officers of the
convention for the ensuing year.
President, George E. Silver Vice Presidents,
VIM. T. Sawyer, VIM. P. Trimble, VIM. B.
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A Novel Announcement.

The publishers of The Youths Companion
have sent us handsome Souvenir with the an
nouncements of authors and articles for the
next years volume. 1t has seven Illuminated
pages, one for each day in the week, very quaint
in style, the whole forming "Book of Days"
and each page illustrating a line of the old
rhvme.
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1891.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

The Twelfth Volume of Ha7per's Young People
begins on November 4. 1890. This best and most
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In fiction there will be "Campmates A story of
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SWEET; 1.-The Moon Prince" by h, NJ. Munkit-
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In addition to these five Serials there will be
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N, T. Observer.
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President Harrison is getting ready it is
believed, to turn out all of the Democratic
postmasters who are holding over under ap-
pointment by President Cleveland. There
are but three Maryland hold-overs in the list
j. 8. Richardson, at Bel Air, whose term
will expire January 9th, 1891; W. T. john
son, at Cambridge, January 10Th, and VIM.
P. Lane, at Hagerstown, February 3d.
There are two Republican applicants for the
Bel Air postoff1ce-Capt. Richard E. Bouldin
and Mr.. John T. Spicer.
Major Mckinley says the country did
not understand the tariff bill. He is mistaken.
1t was well understood and the people con-
demned it. As it affected the farmers and
manufacturers it was much like the division of
the buzzard and the turkey between the In
dian and the white man. The proposition OF
the latter to the Indian was "Pll take the
turkey and you take the buzzard; or you
take the buzzard and I'll take the turkey"
The Indian pathetically remarked that the
white man never once said turkey" to him.
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Sides " miles north Of Aberdeen.
A The improvements consist of a good
tasA4A FRA ME- DWELLING, 8 rooms, front
SsssM and back porcnes and cellar, good
ssasHA Bank Barn, Corn House, Wagon shed
Sza&-Am8 Ice House, new, Smoke House, with
cellar; Coal House, Chicken House. with large
hennery attached, good Tenant Houses and
Canning House.
The Land ia in good state of cultivation and
under good fence, about 80 acres clear, balance
in small timber. A large Apple Orchard of
choice fruit. Location good, convenient TO
churches schools, stores, SC, being but " miles
from the p, w. aud B. and b. and o. Railroads
makes this one of the most desirable small farms
In the county. For further information, terms,
J.y. McCQMMONs,
nov2stf Aberdeen, Md:
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Baker, Charles W. Michael, Charles L. Vail,
VIM. Webster, Thomas Butler, Charles Ii.
Street,, Arch. Wilson, Hugh E. Jones, Henry
A. Osborn, DR.. W. W. Hopkins, Geo. R. steph-
enson, VIM. E. Hanway, VIM. E. Robinson !;
Secretaries, VIM. l.. Amoss and Joseph T.
Hopes; Treasurer, Samuel 8. Bevard
An executive committee was appointed, con-
sisting of VIM. L. Amoss, Charles l.. Vail, Geo.
w. McComas and F. W. Baker, to make ar
engagements for the proposed convention. Prac-
tical addresses are expected by prominent gen.
tlemen on subjects pertaining to agriculture.
The value of these conventions to the farm
ing interests can scarcely be over-estimated and
every farmer should make it his duty to at
tend.
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fao &enner ber, iaa bet er muli9t,
ban foor fin for,iente 2pn. Ssaar.
laaes bans Genrer at forberebe Sa<
gen bos 2opens !6aanobepere paa
oste nmerifanlt Bis.
&eo fe,ite Diefat ipnes laaoant at
pare lio& for srope Streser, men bet
ct bperten pnrre eller bebre, eno bpao
2anse poaitaar fin Bos. vNmerifa
o9 Nmerifonerne". Set er Buff
neis". Slig er Samfunbet, ri leuer
uoi!!
Naite Gong, 9r. &ebattgr, ifol
leg siue Ell @rpoe poa g. 9ofotas
8anttorretuiuser, lom iea netop boil
Der poa at iamle Woterialier til.
Seq tror, jeg fulbe forbauie @eroen
meb Eol, lom inaen bar tenft poo.-
Solfalo ifal ies igse at beuile, at
Der 9ip,s anore NarlaQer eno netop
baarlise Narin9er, 1om bar brepet
neiten Qalpoelen al 9afotas 8efolf=
ming til 8etleritopen. w.
s5ersus Sails Nllionce mpber @tos
lebuIet / Giitrift 80 2grboo 3bie Mot
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-04-30
8efie1,btei6relfe.

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CATER til at mpbe 8refenribge ben
l7be Mai for at ur9aniiere en- Goun<
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