The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-10-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Special revival services are announced to
begin at Union Chapel, next Sunday, Octo-
Der 18th.
MIR. Howard \. lowering has sold small
property, situated near Benson, to William
Il. Beatty, containing % acres for 81 $50
Mr.. j. T. Walkers stallion, Allmyown,
made a record of 2244 at Hornellsville, N. Y,
this week, Mary West making mile in 222l.
-Messrs Hanson and Lantz, of Magnolia,
have packed this year nearly twice their usual
OUTPUT of tomatoes On 20 acres they picked
5000 boxes
The record, in the case of Moses and
Myer Fox. against Mordecai G. Cockey, from
Baltimore county, has been received in the
Hartford Court.
MIR. Samuel j. Norris has a Niagara grape
vine In his garden, near Prospect, which bore
clusters of grapes weighing from II to IA
ounces each this year.
Miss Mary Landing, of Pocomoke City,
was married on Tuesday to Mr. William Gull
lett, of Philadelphia. Miss Landing has fire.
uuently been visitor to Bel Air, and was
very favorably known here.
Mr.. z. E. Bunce, formerly very we'll
known to many citizens of West Hartford as
a conductor ON the n. e. r. W., and who is
now resident of Oakland, Cal, is visiting
friends and relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. Robert T. Bovine, who was badly hurt
by falling from tree one day last week, has
SO far recovered as to be able to be out and
was one Of the prominent attractions in the
exhibit of the wilma Farmers club at the
fair.
Among the exhibitors at the fair, HeinC-
kamp s. Son deserve special mention. Their
pianos have attained an unrivalled reputation
both for tone and elegance in finish. Mr.
Frank Van New Kirk has charge of the ex-
hibit.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Flora NJ. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Daniel Gallup, of Perryman, and Mr. Charles
Edwin Michael. The ceremony will take
place on next Thursday afternoon at Spesutia
Church.
A gentleman who has lately returned
from the Columbian Exposition, reports that
the specimens of corn sent to the Maryland
building by Mr.. jeremiah Silver. of this
county, attract much attention and favorable
comment.
-Messrs Fred. Walpert & Co. announce
in this weeks -Egis to their many friends and
customers, that their stock of mattresses,
pillows and holsters is complete and invite
all to give them a call We have known this
firm for years and their reliability is unques
toned.
On Monday Henry w. Archer, Jr., and
W. G. Rouse, trustees, sold portion OF the
land of the late Carvil T. Gilbert situated
near Aberdeen, containing los acres to Mary
E. Hughes for 5000. j. s. Richardson was
the auctioneer.
Our thanks are due to Justice G. w. Rich
ardson for a bouquet, composed of bridal
wreath, spiorhea, German pansies, China
asters and peoples, culled from his garden
near Bel Air. The bush from which the form
er grew, flowers generally in spring, and its
rich clusters of blossoms appear unusual at
this season.
The British Government has issued requisi
ton papers for Albert Mitchell, who embezzled
$1,000 from the United States Express Com
pany over year ago at Havre de Grace. He
was arrested at One Hunga, in the British Col
ony, New Zealand, place about miles from
Auckland, on North Island. 1t will require
about month before he can be returned to
the Hartford authorities.