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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

wolaf ami ksiestwa Bruswic-
klego ME widz'eG, AMI owej
pol setki mil'onow, byle tylko
ME upokorzyc.
To tez Prusy 2abrafy ma
pot Brnnswik--pos}awszy sam
ksiecla Albrechta jake regenta
"a pieniadze-lubo zachowa.
ty swa dawna NAIVE urzedo.
wa, przybrafy nova. Nazwano
je BOWEN: funduszem gadzl.
nowym (Reptlllenfonts). Ma
zwa ia powstafa ztad, ze ks.
Blsmark zaczaf procentow
cd tego olbrzym'ego Nap,talu
opfacac rozmaitych iudz', kl6-
rzy "a to l'zaIi slory lego
a ]ego wleIkosc spie~all.-
-P1azamj, gadzinaml tenn
byll rozmaici dzIennlk"rze l
pismac1 IL 1000 marek plsal
TAXI dzlenuik, ze Bismark
madry +, wlelkl-a zn 10000
lie IA swlec'e medr>zego i
w!ekszego rzlowleKa, ]aN on
ME MAJ 2e wSzysikn CO on
rob-, robi dourze.
Plsauo vice "ymyslano
ma wszystko, co ,yjko bylo
hczclwe - Zaczeto W czasle
Walk kulluruej wym> slaG ma
k>'e2y, potem ia Polakow,
potem Ma Francuzow +, socya-
llstow-a wszyscy dzlennika.
RE, W zgodny1n chorze wiel,
blacy nleomylnie dziela ~wego
pana, byli platm z pieniedzy
zabranych Hanowerczykom.
Bismark upadi "a teraz
MOVIE sprawy wychodzq ia
Jaw. SWAT sic przekonu,e, Re
Bismark mai, Ia dni swo]ej
wlad2y / przYjacloi % ktorych
dba}--dbal talk daIece, lie .nu
pawet by1o przykro, gty ktG-
ry q mich mai kwasny humor
-gdy sic smucll-i wtenczas,
ola poc'eszenla CO.. dawaf
nuw grzeczny bardzo spos6b
zas'tek pien'e2ny. Me re
swoiej kieszenl n%aturalnie
wspleral swolch przy]aciof-
DO tax znowu wspaniafym
bye ME myslat i ME umlai-
ale Cd czeg6z Jest. fundusz
gadzinowy?
| OTTO dowiadujemy. ze ieden
z przyiac'ot Bismarka ma
tescla. Tescla wlelu Iudzi mie-
wa. Ale tea minister ma
tescia, ktorego kocha--' ola
tego s,nnc. sic, De ow tesc
zaszargai sic W )ak'es pred
si4blorstwa, wsku1ek czego
popadf " dlugi. Pan munster,
jako dobry zee, matwi sic |
me ma wo]nej gfowy, sby
zslatwlac interesa panstwa.
Bismark to wldzi-l smuci
sie-ale wuet zna)du]e Ia to
rade. Bierze W opieke swego
przy]ac'ela - i vyrabla mu
wsparcie = drobnostke -
tylko $50 900 (traysta pleG-
dziesiat tyslecy) marek, ably
tylko raczyf pozostac W urze-
dz'e. Minister przyjmuje ten
podarek W dobrei wierze =
ably biednego tescia porato-
wac ME wiedzec, ze po:ho-
dzi Z funduszu gadz'nowego!
Pisa teraz, IL d~zis1ejszy
cesarz niemieckl chce ]uz raz
2 tYm fuAduszeln zroblG koniec
| oddac 60 rodzinie pc Krolu
| hanOunrskim
PkACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
Niece O niemieckim
fuuduszu gadzino-
wynn.

sly iHSNAy3 Neot ySh h'"eoAy"
wspomina. Zeby )ednak gdzle-
koIwiek podobne sic sprawy
dzialy, jak W Hanowerze =
nigdy )eszcze nle %~Iyszano.
Gdy nie.zczesliwy newt
domy krol Hanowerskl jerry
V utrac'i swoj iron W bitwie
pod Langensalza W r. 1866,
stojac wlern'e PREY sprzymie-
rzonej Austryl, Rad pruskl
zabraf mu lego malatek, wy
noszacy l6 mll1onow talarow,
c2yll ma dzlsiejsza monete,
drobnostAe czterdziescl osm
milionow marek. Plen'adze lie
mia1y bye kr6low' zwrocone.
Zdarzyfo sic j%ednakae, ae
ma pewne] uczcie k:ol jerry
V wzniost toast: INA pomysl
nose i odnowienie krolestwa
] Hanowerskiego." Byfo to W
r. 1868. Hrabia Bismark (ho
wtenczas ME byi )eszcze ksie
clem, zostawszy "a ustryacka
wojne Z prostego szlachcica
hrabiaJ skorzystaf z tel spo-
sobnosci, ably pleniedzy, znaj-
dujacych sic pod lego zarza-
rzadem, JUL krolowi ME zwro.
ci6. Obfozono pc prostu te
skarby aresztem-i p~omiedzy
innymi naplsano TAXI para
graf:
IS 2. z przyaresztowapYch
plenledzy i lch dochodow ma
sic oplaca6-z wykluczeuiem
sktadania rachunkow pred
krolem ~Jerzym-koszta SEX
westru i admimstracyi, jak
rowriez czynnosci sfu5ace dla
nadzorowania obrony cd
wszelkich przeciw Prusom
s~kierowanych krokow krola
Jerzego i ]ego agentow. Pc
zostafe sunny ma SIC dodawac
do tego m%aJatku."
Poniewaz krol Hanowerski
pochodzii Z rodziny Welfow,
vice Cd tego czasu ma]atek
jego zabrany nazwano. fundu-
seem Welf0w.
Go dzlwne-to tt, lie wszy-
soy prawle posfowie Nv r. 1868
mie|i TAX nieograniczone "a
ufanle do szczerosci pana hra-
Diego B'smarka; 2e pozwolill
mu zarzadac tym majatkiem
bez Zadneyu dozoru. Mai on
tylko co rok skfadac rachu-
mex pred krolem-odbierac
+! cd nlego pokwltowanie = i
nastepnie rachunki palic. Z
poczatku pilnowano rzerzy.
wiscie krola Hanowersklego
ma ka2dym kroku-i czy W
Pary2u, czy W Genewie, czy
Austryi, wszedzre uiezliczone
zgraje szpleg6w j tajnych
agentow, pfatnych p1eniedzmi
Jerzego V, sledzily ka$dy
kr6k jego-i donoslty 0 MIN
d. Berllna.-Op]acono rowniez
kilku Hanowerczykow, ktorzy
wskutek tego stall sic gorll-
wynn Prusakaml - no = i to
wszystko.
W6r6tce jednak przekona-
no sic, De starry j n1ewi1omy
krol JUL Ola mkogo uie mo-
re oyc niebezpiecznym. Pc.
wolf vice zmnleyszono mad
MIN dozor-az sic doczekano
jego smierc'. Nastepca lego.
zwany ks. Cumberland. ME
zrzekf sic wprawdzie praw do
kcrony hano~erskieD-ale tel
ME robit &a1nych bfrokow ola
odzyska1ia jej. Wrrawd1ie
'zad pruski dawal mu jedna
leka owe 48 mi!loSow, lesll
sic raz IA zawsnr zrzecze
swych praw-w swolm swo.
lch nastepcow 'meuiu = ale
dummy ksiaze odmowli p"
dubnemu zadauiu. Raz le,zcze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
,,Wiarusa:''

Berlin WIS. S. r. Choinacki
BALTIMORE. NJ. d FIR Ziarnowski
1625 Shakespeare Str.
1RYAN. TEXAS. Walenty Ruja,sk,
BAY CITY, MICH. Anto,I Przybylinski l.. b.. a.
BESSEMER, MICH. Andrzej Wysocki
lozef Rozanski 600 W.. II SIR
ELLIS, WIS. Jan Wysock
GILMAN, BENTON co. MINI. Wawrzyniec
Wisniewski
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. L. Jul. Wrkus
NEW WAVERLY, Ten. Hildebrandl
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowski
S. Front g Beel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
PA. w.: P. Stclmach 1902 Chestnut S
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., Mimi. Jan Gratzek
81. LOUIS, Max Paprocki, 2123 Blsmark Str.
ST. HEDWIG TEN. Iozef Zizik
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
PROGRAM OBCHODU
We Wtorek, dnia $50 Maja.

o. A"uN
1. 0 godzinie s mel rano De-
legaci zblora sic do sail posiedzen
] obiora Komltet sprawdzajqcy
mandaty Delegat6w, kt6ry cd ra-
zu zajmie sic zorganizowanlem
Izby.
2. O godz. 1O-teJ odprawio-
mem bedzic Wlelkie Nabozenstwo
Ponty tikalne "a pomyslnosc naro-
pu polsklego.
3. 0 godzinle l-szej Pc poiu-
dnlu zaczna sic Walne Obrady
Narodwe wedfug Programu i prze-
pisow przez Izbe przyjetych.
4. Pc obradach bedzie Nabo-
zenstwo Dzlekczvnne.
5. Wieczorem Wielkie Zebra
ME ludowe, kt6re zapefnia Mowy
Polskle krasom6wc6w polskich,
pc nlch odegranym zostanie
Dramat Narodowy p. t. ,,Jasno-
g6ra".
Obchod ten urozumalcaG beda
deklemacye, spiewy n%arodowe,
utwory muzyczne wykonywane
prZeZ Znakomita orklestre. w.
we obrazy.
w zarroszeniacb, kto,e Komitet
Centralny wsp6fnego obchodu ma:
rodowcgo W Chicago rozestaf do
wybitnieiszych Polak6w, czvtamy
pomiedzy innemi co nastepuje:
Ufamy s%tatecznie i spodziewa-
my sic szczetze, ze " cza>ie lego
Obchodu tel Wielkiej stuIetnlej
Uroczystosci Narodowej, zostana
rae ma zawsze spalone wszystkle
wzgledy osobiste i wszelkle niepo-
rozumlenia prYwatne ma Otlarzu
Ojczyzny.
Odpowiednio do zafaczonego
Programu ouchodu, W P~onlcdziatek
rano odprawionem bqdzle WieIkie
za1obne Nabozehstwo "a dusze S
p. tych, ktorxy W piracy bolesci
zywot swoi poswiecili Bogu dla
dobra OJczyzny.
Wieczorem zas odtedzie sic
Wielkie Zebranle (meeting) narodo.
wo-poIityczne z mowami W jezyku
angielskim, ma kt6re sa zaprosze-
nj mowcy pierwszorzedn i / wielu
wkrotobywateli przyjacio1 sw
sprawy %naszej.
Najgi6wnieiszym jednuk dnicm
tel Uroczystoscl ma bye orzcci i
o~statni dzieh tego Wiefkiego OBJ
cEodu t.. j. Wtorck 5 go Muja
b. I.
lego dn,a wfasnle maja zarnz
pc naboaehstWio odbywaG sic OBJ
rady narodowe, kt6rych celem ma
bvc rorozumienie sic wspolne co
do zgodnej po&ytecznej piracy dla
dobra narodu szczegolniej Ola
pozyfku lndu polskiego W Ame-
ryce. ally solidarnosc narodowa
pomagafa mu talk dobrze W jego
potrzebach doczesnych jake w
s%petnieniu jego swletych obowiaz-
k6w wzgledem Ojczyzny.
Ot6z ma to obrady zapraszamy
ninicjszam pismem ~kazdego wspot-
rodaxa bez r6znicy stronnictwa |
opini'.
Poniewaz zas nicrtdobleh-
stwem jest prowadziG obr.d z ma
SAM ludu, przeto kazde towarzy-
stwo lub grupn, kazda parafia hub
osada polska W tyehze naradach
udziuf brac noze przez swoich
pefncmocnych zastepcow czyli
Delegatow.
Jak W doiaczonym programme
Obchodu okresIono, wyjmuja sic
Cd lego 2rawa grupy Tub iowa,
rzystwa caryzmcm lut anarchizmem
splamionc.
W obec tego na)optakahszego
%poio&enia, wi akiem ukochanin go
dnn Ojczyzna nasM znadujc sc
%obocnie; Ojczyzna niegnyS talk
siawna mledzy narody 1t dzlsiaj
dzika stop% despot6w sliecjona!-
" ohec tego nioustnj2cc@o Wy
rz'lcnniA Il Il wIasnei zlcmi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24
c IA
Z Poznaiskiego.

W Wrzesnl powstajad diva
nowe sk}ady polskle, z tych jeden
pana w. Mateckiego, handel kolo-
nialny krup6w PREY Rynku, dru-
gi zas panl Wandy Paw}owskiej,
skfad stroj6w i towar6w krotkich,
PREY ulicy Mi}os}awskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

move sk}ady polskle, z tych jeden
pana w. Mateckiego, handel kolo-
nialny | krup6w PREY Rynku, dru-
gi zas panl Wandy Paw}owskiej,
skfad stroj6w i towar6w krotkich,
PREY ulicy Mi}os}awskiej.
We W rzeSn, X. Mierzyn.
SKI, rodem z Ostrowa, obyl prymi-
eve dnia II marca. OroczYsta msze
sw. odprawil X. prymlcyant W
koSciele z %polecenia X. pralata
Stablewsklego pieknie ustro]onym
W zieleh i kwiaty, W asystencyi X.
proboszcza p~ra1ata Stablewskiego
i w%lkaryusza X. Tuchockiego. Pc
na~bozehstwie zebra}a sic rodzinu X.
prymicyanta W domu wuja jego
cuk'ernika p. Ueber4ego, jedynego
brata matkl jego, wdowy pc sp.
budowniczym Mlerzyhsklm. Prey
uczcie przem6wi} X. pra}at Stable
wskit ]serdecznemi s}owy 60 Mode.
60 kap}ana, wskazujqc mu przysz}e
obowiazk,. X. M~ierzynski cd l-go
kwietnia powoEany ma wikaryusza
" kosciele sw. Wojciecha w Poz-
naniu.
Pod wroct e N
dostrzegf urzednik ma torze kolejo.
wynn magic powsta}ych zaglebieh.
Tor inowroclawsko -kruswicki ciag
ME sic }ukiem mad kopalnla soil
n%alez2ca do Towarzystwa akcyinego
Straznlk ma tel czesci toru doni6sf
juz poprzednio owemu urzednikowi
re W tenn miejscu ~pokazafo sic Kill
ka zaglehien, skutkiem tego urzed-
mix czesto tor ten rewldowaf navel
osobna straz. W zeszfy czwartek ow
straznik us1yszaf gfuchy m W
oddaleniu 80 krokow Cd loru
po>zedt w to mieisce i spostrzegf,
re %utworzyi sic tam 3 metry szerc-
kl u metry gfeboki otw6r. Ponie-
waz poklad soil w tenn miejscu
dose wysoko wznosi sic ku powie-
rzehni, a ziemia lest zy6dlatq prze-
to zdaJe sic, re woda zrodlana
podmyiA powler@ehni2. Ma polka
die solnym spoczywa tam pokIad
zie solnym Spoczywa tam poklad
gIiny Sredniei tylko grubnosci.
InzynlerowIe wkr0tce to mrejsce
zbadal2. Tymczasem chodzq pociq-
q wolno PREY SEN mlejscu zagro-
zonem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-24

3. Wieczorem o IS zacznie sic
Wlelki Obch6d Polltyczno-Naro-
dowy W jezyku angielskim, ma kt6-
ry zaproszoszeni beda Wyzsze
Duchowiehstwo, Dyguitarze Stanu,
Powiatu l Miasta Chicago. Pierw-
%szorzedn' m6wcy przyrzekli sw6J
u dzia W obchodzie tego wleczora.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
OUR BUSH RIVER NECK LETTER.

Reported Inc -ERiS.
JUNE 17.-Mr. Charles B. Nelson died on
Saturday last 18th instant, in the 51st year of
his age. His funeral took place on Monday at
st. Georges ?. E. Church. Perryman, of which
he was communicate. Rev. Mr.. Alrich con-
Quoted the funeral ceremonies. The pall-bear-
ers were j. e. Hollis, ". B. Harris, j. F. Towner
Bennett Nelson Fred. Nelson and Benz Cbaup-
cey. &. Osborn & Sons were the funeral directors.
One brother, Mr.. George A. Nelson, and one
sister, Miss Kate Nelson, survive him. Mr.
Nelson was son of the late Garrett Nelson
He had been in delicate health for several years
before his death, from stroke of paralysis.
Our road members are at work putting the
roads in shape. Mr.. Charles w. Michael has
mended in an excellent manner the road from
Garrettson's Chapel to the Bay Shore. This
road Is now oval in shape, smooth and solid as
a turnpike, and pleasant to drive over He
has cut away the bushes each side, max ing
the road beautiful avenue. MIR. Michael is o
skillful road member and if we had more like
him our road money would be judiciously and
economically expended
A fine mare belonging to Mr.. George H.
Mount died of lock jaw, last week, from an IN
known cause. She left an orphan trotter, a
month old, which is getting al ong very well.
Our farmers are cutting hay and find it 8
light crop.
Wheat is ripening very fast under the burning
rays of the sun. 1t will soon be ready to cut
1t promises to be a fair yield
Field corn on the Red House and Mile SQUARE
farms takes the lead. On these farms it is be-
ginning to hide the ground.
Miss Annie Reed, of Baltimore, is at Mr..
George ". Michael's.
Children's Day will be celebrated al Garrett
sons Chapel, on Sunday, 21st.
MIR. James L. Walker is improving his Per
ryman property with new board fence from
| Quinan's Corner'to the railroad.
The Rev. Mr.. Alrich will hold divine service
at Independent Chapel, next Sunday afternoon
| at 8 80 O'clock jim SANK
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
REI.aGIOUs NOTICES.

Deer Creek NJ. P. Church. Rev. e. o. Ewing,
ling Chapel 1890 A. NJ; Sunday School A. NJ.
Deer Creek 3 30 p. M; Sunday School p. NJ.
Young Peoples Meeting s z. NJ. prayer meeting
every Thursday, z. M.
Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church, Rev.
s. A. Hoblitzel, Pastor.-Sunday, June 2lst,
Chiidrens Day.-Special services, commencing
at 1890 A. NJ. and p. NJ. Addresses, headings,
REGULATIONS and service of song. Public gener-
ally invited. Preaching at Mt. Carmel at $3.50 P.
NJ
Bush NJ. E. Church.-lO.30 A. NJ. special SER
mon TO Children; Calvary NJ. e. Church, z. N =,
Children's Day. Harry n. Mitchell, Pastor.
The Union Sunday School, Fork, will have
Childrens Day services in Shirley Hall, near the
Fork Church, next Sunday, June 2lst, beginning
at half past two. All are invited. Samuel M.
Smith, Superintendent.
Sunday, June 2l.-Emmanuel Church, Bel
Air, ii A. NJ, Holy Communion Friday night
June 18th. services for men only. Holy trinity
Church, ChurchvIlle, Sunday, 2lst, Z. NJ, SER
vices for the children of the CONGREGATION; usual
services at 745 P. NJ. Rev. e. A. Coburn
June 2L-St. PauPs Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Perryman, preaching, German, 10 go
Sunday School $50 A. NJ. Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Philadelphia road. preaching,
English, $50 Sunday School l.3O p. NJ. Rev. q.
X. Wannemacher, Pastor.
Sunday, 2lst Pr eaching at Mountain Christ
ian Church at ii A. NJ, subject, God as the
Avenger."
Bel Air NJ. E. Church, Rev. J, NJ. Slarrow.
Pastor.-Sunday, June 2l.-Lhildren's Day e1-
ercises at IL A. NJ, and at p. H.. Sunday School
at $50 A. M. Mt Zion-Sunday School at 2.30
p. M, preaching at $3.50 p. NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
ABERDEEN AFFAIRS
A Steer on the Rampage-The Glorious
Fourth-A Pic Mic by the Golden Chain

A Steer on the Rampage-The Glorious
Fourth-A Pic Mic by the Golden Chain
Children's Day.
Reported for The Egis.
JUNE l7.-Last Friday evening as Thomas Vile.
man was driving steer from Mr. James Smith 9
farm to Havre de Grace. in passing through Alb
erdeen the animal became wild and unmanaRe-
able. taking complete possession of the place.
1t ran against MIR. Wilemsn, knocking him down
and breaking his road cart. The horse became
frightened but was prevented from running
away. The steer held the right of way and
charged up and down the road, preventing any
came exhausted and fell down, but even then
showed fight when approached.
Mr.. H q. Silver, and his assistants +. P. NAL
colin and w. e. Cord, tor the decided improve
ment they have made in our booming town by
the widening and leveling of Bel Air avenue. 1t
makes the place look one hundred per cent. bet
ter
Childrens Day services were held in the Grove
church, last Sunday morning. A varied and i'm
pressive programme was rendered, consisting of
choruses. recitations in concert by the different
classee, and an address by the pastor. While all
deserve credit, tho Last Hymn and "Bessie
by Misses Helen Mitchell and Virgie Harris are
entitled to special commentator. Another
pleasing feature was the presentation of Bible
to each OF the following named pupils: Misses
Susie and Mamie Osborn, Dolly Morgan and Sa-
die Johnson. for their diligence in committing
to memory and recting perfectly, at one time
the shorter Catechism, consisting Of 1O7 ques-
by the Presby terrain Board of Education through
the pastor, Rev. d. Jamison.
Aberdeen is in the swim with big demonstra-
ton on the Fourth. Patriotic addresses will be
delivered by. eloquent speakers, there will be
singing by hundred voices. tournament base
? ball and fire works at night. Everybody is in
vited.
Hartford Lodge, o. g. c., will give basket pic
mic, in the grove adjoining the town, on July
5th: A hne orchestra will discourse sweet
strains for those who desire to "trip it on the
light. fantastic toe." Eminent speakers from
the Supreme Lodge will also set forth the beau
and han Q fhka n~la
in charge will spare no efforts to make the occa-
sion pleasant one.
special meeting of Hartford Lodge will be
held in their hall, next Tuesday evening, 23d.
FACTS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
Hickory Locals.
Reported for The Egis.


JUNE 17.-Hot weather and plenty of politl-
clans are the order of the day.
Harvest is on US. Mr.. Benedict F. Bussey
opened the ball by cutting his grass, the rst OF
this week. Wheat looks fairly we'll but grass is q
little short.
Our go-ahead turnpiker, Mr.. William Hill
ditch, recently completed, in front of Mr.. Thos.
Carcaud's, one of the best pieces of turnpking
we have seen. He hauled from IA to is two
horse cart loads of stone per day. This was a
very bad piece of road in wet weather. but is
now permanently repaired. Mr.. Hilditch is
at work on another piece of turnpiking, in
front of Mr.. Dilwyn Hopes farm. he ought
to be kept at work on the road all the time.
Chidren's Day exercises were held at Thomas
Run NJ. E. Church, Sunday. large and ap-
preciarive audience was present.
The entertainment by the members of Grace
Chapel, Hickory, in the school house, last Fri.
day evening, was decided success. 1t gave 60
much pleasure that some OF those present offer.
ed to rent the public hall in Bel Air if the per-
formers would repeat it there. Those who took
part deserve credit for the manner in which
they acquitted them selves. The Committee
desire to extend their thanks to the editor of TIL
Egis for gratuitously printing tickets and
notices. The proceeds amounted to $2I.25
which will be applied towards purchasing an
organ for the chapel. STILLBR.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19

Miss Bessie Anderson, a niece of Prof
Charles L. Wright, formerly Principal of the
Bel Air Graded School, was one of the contest
ants for money prize for recitation, at West
ern Maryland College, Westminster, Monday
evening. One hundred dollars was offered by
the late Samuel Norment, of Washington, D.
c., to be divided betWeen four OF the contest.
ants
The citizens of the central part of Dublin
district were blessed with grateful and refresh.
ing shower of rain, about four o'clock on
Monday afternoon, while the rest of the county
was sweltering under hot sun. One hundred
yards south of Mr.. j. w. McNabb's residence
at Macton, no rain fell, while there was heavy
rain at Macton. The rain was also heavy near
Prospect.
The Orthodox Friends held their regular
quarterly meeting, at Darlington, last Sunday.
Services were held in the morning and at night.
Among the speakers were Charles Y Thomas
and George l.. Scott, of Darlington; DR.. John
Thomas and Richard Thomas, of Baltimore,
and Allen Thomas, Of Philadelphia. The at
tendance was good and the visiting Friends
were Hospitality entertained By their Darling
ton brethren.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
The State Teachers Association.

The Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton will hold its 25th anniversary at Ocean
City, July Z, s and 8. The occasion and the
exercises promise TO be of unusual import
ance and interest and the attendance large.
The sessions will be held at the Atlantic Ho-
tel, where board can be secured for $175 to
50 per day. Teachers are urged to come pre-
pared to take part in the discussion of the fol-
lowing topics:
Manual Training as an Adjunct to Gener-
al Education; Physical Training in the Pub
lie Schools; Drawing in the Public Schools
Local Names; Method Madness; The State
Teachers Reading Circle; Higher Academic
Education for Public School Teachers; The
New Education; Teachers Institutes; How
to Teach Numbers to Primary Grades /;
Defects in the CRUDE Method; Public School
Libraries; Normal Schools; The Bennett
Law; Proper Education of the Senses.
The various railroads leading into Balti-
more will issue tickets on card orders, from
their several stations, at the rate of two cents
mile each way. These card orders can be
had of John D. Worthington, Bel Air, Coun-
ty Examiner, or at the bookstores of the VIM.
]. c. Dulaney Company, s E. Baltimore
street, and J. H. Medairy s. Co.. 8 N. How
ard street, Baltimore.
Ocean City is accessible from Baltimore
by the Baltimore and Eastern Shore Rail-
road in four hours, from Camden Station, at
80 for the round trip.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-06-19
A Brilliant Church Wedding.
Reported for The Agis.

reported for The Agi5.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE wedding of Mr.. Jas
Sloan Caldwell, of Baltimore, to Miss Amanda
Norris Scott, daughter of Mr.. Daniel Scott of Har-
Baltimore on Wednesday, June 18th. At To- 30, the
hour appointed, the bridal party entered the
church, preceded by the uSherS, MeSsrs, Geo. NJ.
Sharp, Spalding jenkins. John Pentland Brown,
Thomas Mckenzie, James w. Bowers and Alex
5. Larned. They wore the regulation black dress,
with boutonnieres OF white roses. Following them
came the bride. leaning on the arm of her father.
She was attired in a morning gown of steel-grey
bengaline, trimmed with pasSamenterie, with bon
net and gloves to match, and carried a bouquet of
niphetos roses. She was dressed in exquisite taste
and looked lovely. AT the chancel they were met
by the groom and his best man, Mr.. William q.
Wetherall. The service was performed by the
Rev William kirkus, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Griswold.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the bridal
was held; Among those present were the parents
Of the bride, Miss Hutchins, of New York, Mrs.
Richard Webster. Mr.. Richard Webster Jr,
Miss Mary NJ. Norris. Mrs. Lily Hall, Misses
Belle Hall, Josie AInoss, Mary Cough. Car
Henry w. Archer. Robert Archer. Edward NJ
Allen. Jr., of Hartford; Mrs. Lucien Caldwell and
the Misses Caldwell mother and sisters of the
groom; Miss Flora Caldwell, Miss Lulie Norris, the
Misses Norris, cousins Of the bride. Mrs. NJ. p.
+: Gambrill. Mrs. White Miss Julia White. the
Misses Brown. Mr.: Reese. Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Nor
rison, Miss Morrison. Mr.. Richard H. Mitchell
Miss Mitchell, DR.. Il. b. Winder. DIR. and Mrs. Il.
B. Winder. Jr Mrs. Charles Miller DR.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Buck, Miss Bessie Gale, Miss Mamie
c. Ellicott, Messrs. james Gorter and Charles
Carter, of Baltimore CITY,
The groom, MIR. James ). Caldwell Is a popular
and rising young member of the Baltimore bar
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell took the noon train for