The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Rev. w. Alrich, of Perryman, as obtain
ed patent for grapple for basket &c
Mr. p. ID. Clark, formerly of Mobiles
Mill, Deer Creek, has reopene ROCK nun
Mills
A quantity of wheat and otatoes was
stolen from Mr.. Thomas Ayres, near Black
Horse, last week.
MIR. James C. Bell has returned with us
family from his country home at Hudson'
N. Y, to Conowingo.
Cambria Station, Baltimore and Lehigh
Railroad. has been reopened, with Mr.. VIM.
NJ Whiteford as agent.
DIR. j. L. Windolph, of Darlington,
served as an expert judge of horses at various
county fairs in the State.
Mr.. Harry B. Hopper has been appointed
uLocal Consult at Havre de Grace 1or the
{ League of American Wheelmen.
1t is stated that Albert Mitchell, the
Hayre de Grace Adams Express robber, Is I'M
der arrest on one of the New Zealand islands.
Mr.. James T. Walker packed this year
81, 900 cases of corn, the product of $50 acres.
He packed last year $4,000 cases from $50
acres.
Lewis Martin, a Baltimore county farmer,
lately hauled tons and 800 lbs. of straw from
his farm to Baltimore city, with fve-horse
team.
A fine horse valued at $175, belonging to
Carroll Slade, of My Lady's Manor, was gored
in the breast by COW, and bled to death IN
short time.
As the next stated meeting of School
Commissioners will fall upon election day,
November 18th, the board will meet on Mon
day, the 9th.
The Democatic meeting at Jarrettsville
will take place on Friday, Nov. Sd, o'clock,
PM. We trust that the voters of Marshall's
district will attend.
Mr.. p F. Baltzell, of Fallston, Is breaking
very handsome two-year old Thorndale colt,
out of Harry Arlington mare. He calls his
pet Sweetheart"
An apple tree on Mr. Charles II. Streets
farm, at Taylor, has evidently lost its almanac
and has burst forth in full blossom, as though
this were spring-time.
On the star mail route from Reckord to
Fallston the service has been changed SO as to
include Bagley, Benson and Wimbledon,
without change in distance.
-Messrs. j. Bolgiano & Son, 2S S. Calvert
street, Baltimore, offer the Chinese sacred
lily, an interesting winter-blooming bulb, at
10 cents each, or 81 per dozen.
The polling place for Peach Bottom
township, York county, Pa, has been chang
ed from Delta schoolhouse to the old York
and Peach Bottom railway station.
Mrs Hyde, wife of Rev. A Lewis Hyde,
of Statewide Presbyterian Church, spent few
days, last week, at the residence of Col. s. N.
Hyde, in Long Green Valley, Baltimore coun-
ty.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Hinkle, of Bel Air, and
Mr.. Frank B. Macatee, of Pylesyille, left this
week for Canada, where the former has been
appointed official stenographer and the latter
immigrant inspector.
Miss E. C. Moore has been appointed post
master at Bradshaw, Baltimore county, in
place of her father, Samuel T. Moore, de-
ceased. The latter was formerly postmaster
at Scarborough, Hartford county.
Rev D. B. Fitzgerald, pastor Of Mackenzie
Presbyterian Church, Snow Hill, has been
called to the Presbyterian church at Clifton,
Cincinnati. He was formerly pastor OF Deer
Creek Harmony Presbyterian church, in this
county.
~-Messrs. Henry z. Silver Il Co. packed
this season, at Rising Sun, Cecil county,
1900 cases of corn. They employed 60hands
and paid out $1,000 in wages and $500 to
farmers for corn, the latter at the rate OF
$1o.50 a ton.
Frank Pollard alias Holland was arrested
in Baltimore charged with stealing a horse
aud buggy belonging to Levi kaltrider, Of
Red Lion, York county, Pa. Requisition pa
pers were obtained and the accused has been
removed to York for trial.
The large sale Of horses, wagons, harness
&C., by Mr.. Charles Ridgely, near Franklin
vile, will take place on Saturday, October2Sth
instead of Saturday, November 18th, at 10 A
NJ This will be fine opportunity to get q
good horse or vehicle at reasonable price.
Miss Mary Clarkson halle, daughter oil
Mr.. Thomas J. Halle, o: Long Green, wa
married on the evening of October 10Th, tt
Mr. Laurence Cranston ofGovanstown. The
ceremony was perform in Chestnut Grow
Presbyterian church, Sweet Air, by Rev.
Thomas L. Springer.
A succession of aths has taken place a
the home of the late David Hanway, neal
Pleasantville. On i Wednesday of last weeF
Mr. William Harrison, died; on the following
Thursday Mr.. Hsnwey himself died and OF
Wednesday night last Mr.. VIM. Warner, Mr.
Hanway's brother-in-law, passed away.
Col. VIM. Kilgore, of Montgomery coun
ty, Nd, has promised to address n mass meet
ing at Aberdeen, on Thursday evening, Nov
I'd, at o'clock. Those who have heard Col
Kilgores fervid, impassioned and cloquen
oratcry will be glad to hear him again and thos
who have never heard him should not neglec
this opportunity.
The cable tramway across the Susquehann
river, at the Paper Mills, was seriously dam
aged by the storm of the 18th. The tower OIL
the island and that on the Hartford side wer
both Frustrated by the swaying Of the cable
Mr.. j. C. Smith, the energetic Superintendent
is actively at work making repairs and in
few DAYS the line will be restored.
in order to allow the old State Ridg
Presbyterian congregation at Delta to bull
new church just over the State line tn
Pennsylvania Synod in session at Easton, o
Monday decided to petition the General Al
sembly to change the boundary line at tn
point in question, SO that the congregatio
can remain in the Pennsylvania Synod.
Hon. James s. Robinson, the former ore
tor of Anne Arundel county, and Mr.. c.
Rhodes, of Baltimore, will address a Demo
cratic mass meeting at Abingdon, on Frida
evening, October 9th, att oclock. The En-
morton Cornet Band will be present o
Saturday afternoon Messrs. Robinson an
Rhodes will speak at Norrisville. They wei
also announced to speak at South Delta la
night.
Personal MENTIoS.-Mrs. 2. II. Pococl
of Marshali's district, is visiting her sister, i
Baltimore. Misses Lillian and Maud Pococ
are also spending some time In the city.
WORLDS FAIR PILGRIMs.-Mr. James
Archer Misses Lizzie and Mary Archer, NJ