The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-10-23

LITTLE LOCALS.
| The cornerstone Of Calvary Baptist Church
] was laid at Towson, with Masonic ceremonies,
on Wednesday.
--Messrs. VIM. B. and James B. Baker will
sell 100 head of good steers, at public sale, at
Aberdeen, on Monday, Nov. I'd.
The oyster supper for the benefit of the M.
E. Church at Jarrettsville, announced to take
place Oct. 10Th and S0th, has been postponed.
| The cunning season in Hartford will begin
on November 4th, the day after the general
election, and close on the 3lst day Of December.
MIR. James j. Archer, of the Bel Air bar,
was admitted to practice In the Baltimore coun-
| ty Circuit Court in Monday, Oct. 18th.
The new railroad station of the P, W. and
B. Railroad Company, at Havre de Grace, is
we'll under way and will be great convenience
to that city. tEHa E
Mr.. e. A. Bagley, of Timber Hall Nursery,
lately made shipment of celery plants to Flor
ida, the order having been the result Of an ad-
vertisement in The 6gis
| Mrs. John Stonebraker, of the Hickory. has
dahlia plant which produces flowers of three
distinct colors on the same stalk, namely, yell
low, pink and pure white.
| State Senator James j. Lindsay will be
married on the 29th instant, to Miss Kate Pad
| ian, of Towsontown. The ceremony will take
| place in ST. Francis Church, Towson.
Mr.. John Moores, through counsel, has en-
tered suit against the Bel Air Water Com
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water from his mill on Bynum's Run.
Mr.. 8. W. Bradford addressed large Re-
publican meeting at Cambridge, Nd, recently,
| and will also speak at Cumberland, Lonacon-
ing and other places in Western Maryland.
The record in the case of the State VS..
Alfred Stout, colored, indicted for murder in
| Cecil county, has been received at the Clerks
office in Bel Air. The case will be tried at the
November term.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet
tomorrow, at the residence of Mr.. r. John
Rogers, to consider the important question how
to manage farm economically, or in the other
words, how to make farming pay.
The Hartford Historical Society will meet at
at the Court House, Bel Air, on Saturday, Octo-
ing year will be elected and an interesting pa
per by DIR. George W. Archer will be read.
An excellent portrait in oil of Mrs. W. w.
McIntire, nee Miss Hortense Hsrdesty, is now
| on exhibition at the art rooms of Messrs. Myers
| & Hedian, on North Charles street. The pic
ture was painted by Mr.. Oscar Hallwig.
MIR. Alexander GALLON, aged eighty years,
| died at his home near Garland, on Friday, 18th
instant. The funeral took place on Sunday
morning, the interment being at Rock Run
cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell conducted the
| services.
| MIR. James H. Quinby, Jr., of Hartford coun-
| ty, and Miss Emma B. Baldwin, daughter Of
| DIR. A. 8. Baldwin, were married ON Wednesday
evening, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
Baldwin station, Baltimore aud Lehigh Rail-
| road.
One of the most reliable dry goods houses
of Baltimore is that of Mr.. John W. Billingsley,
No. 3O7 N. Gay street. Besides dress goods Mr..
| Bilingsley's large stock includes ladies', gen.
| tlemen's and children's underwear, furnishing
goods of all kinds, &c. Mr.. Billingsley propos-
es, by low prices and fair dealing, to make his
store attractive to the people of Hartford.
| The cunning season 10 at hand and If you
desire new gun, want your old gun repaired,
| or are in need of ammunition or any kind of
sporting goods, you will find everything in that
| line at the store of Messrs. j. w. Purucker 81
| Co., 40 East Pratt street, between Light street
| and the Maltby House. Mr.. Purucker hes had
Q practical experience of forty years in the bus
mess and understands it thoroughly in all its
details.
| "A concert, by Baltimore artists. under the
leadership Of Prof. Thomas, of the Church of
the Messiah, Baltimore, will be given in the
Town Hall, Darlington, on Thursday evening,
Oct. 10Th, at o'clock. This is the second of .
series Of five entertainments to be given in the
same place for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Grace Memorial Church. Darlington,
the specific object being TO raise funds to pay
| the debt on the rectory. We are assured that
all of these entertainments will be first class in
every respect.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. g. G. KINsEY.-Mr. Clark c..
Kinsey, of Dublin, is extremely ill, at Mr.. VIM.
H. Sweets boarding house, in Bel Air. Mr..
Kinsey, who is one of the directors of our coun-
| ty Agricultural Society, came to Bel Air last
| Monday week, to assist in preparations for the
fair. He was suffering with a severe cold, con-
| tracted at the York agricultural fair the week
previous. He returned from our fair grounds,
Monday afternoon, very i'll, and has since been
suffering with pleurisy and blood poisoning.
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| BEL AIR NoTEs.-Dr. j. Ward Scott and fam
| lily removed last week to Frederick, Md.
Mrs. 8. A. Hoblitzell left Bel Air last We'd
nesday for q brief visit to relatives in New
York. She was accompanied by Mrs. R. j..
Beall, Of Washington city.
| Mr.. J. VIM. Franklin, for several years past
a clerk in the store of j. g. Rouse q Son, has
removed to Philadelphia, where he has good
position as clerk in the office Of the Consoldat-
ed Coal Company.