The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-06-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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lawn of Mt. Carmel NJ. p. Church, Emmor
ton on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
June Is, IA and Is.
MIR. Joseph Livezey, near Bel Air, has ont
of the most promising fields of corn to be seel
in the county. Mr.. Livezey is good ant
careful farmer.
MIR. 5. j. Stiegler, of Benson, left at TIN
fg;s Office, last Saturday, a box of very large
and fine Sharpless strawberries, Of which he
has fine crop.
The Susan Haviland farm, 1863 acres,
near Forest Hill, was sold on Monday, by the
trustees, Harlan & Webster and Dallam q
Rouse, to Charles Hanway, for $685..
A horse belonging to Mr.. William 7.
Slade, near Kalmia, had leg broken, Tues
dav evening, by kick from another horse.
The injured animal had to be killed.
An old clock in the house of Mr.. X. o.
Wallis, of Chestnut Hill, stopped running
twenty three years ago. Last Saturday il
startled the family by striking the hour one.
Rev Don Luigi Sartori, pastor of st.
Stephens Catholic Church, Bradshaw, Balti-
more county, will leave for Chicago June 18th
to spend several weeks at the Worlds Fair.
A carrier pigeon, almost exhausted, came
to the residence of Mr.. George B. James, near
Emmorton, on Tuesday. 1t had on one of iti'
legs a silver band on which was engraved!
IN, 1902"
The ladies of Rock Run NJ. E. Church
will hold strawberry and ice cream festival,
in tent opposite Mr.. f. II. Foard's Shops, al
Level, on Friday and Saturday evenings,
June Is and Il.
Mr. and Mrs John l. Yellott celebrated
the twenty fifth anniversary of their wedding
at their home, in Towson, on the I'd instant.
Mrs. Yellott was Miss Mary Trail, of Fred
erick, Nd Many congratulations and num-
Der of handsome presents were received.
MIR. and Mrs John T. Ayres, Of the fourth
district were thrown from buggy, on Thurs
day of last week, by runaway horse. They
escaped without serious injury, but the fright
caused Mrs Ayres to faint. The bride bit
broke and the horse became uncomfortable.
Verify Hartford county is the place where
all good things do grow--kina friends as
well as fine fruits. In token of which we
have received from Mrs. Vim. B. Hopkins, near
Garland, a box of the finest Strawberries it has
been our good fortune to see. They were Of
the Bubach variety.
-Messrs. Hopkins and Harlan applied for
habeas corpus in the case of Jacob L. johnson,
colored, who is held in Jail on suspicion of
being connected with the killing of Julius
Rellensmann, at Perryman. The application
was granted by Judge Waters, who set Fri
day, June 9, for the hearing.
The station grounds of the P, W. and B.
Railroad Company are very pretty at this sea-
son, particularly those at Havre de Grace and
Perryman The foreman of this portion of
the road, Mr.. George F. Baldwin, and the
landscapists in charge, Messrs. q. P. Hayes
and Julius E. Smith, of Philadelphia, and Mr..
David Rose, of Newark, deserve praise for
the skill and good work they have displayed
Mr.. William Wann, on Monday, killed
two large black snakes in Mr.. Peter o. Herr
mans yard, near Archer & Towards mill.
One of them was AZ feet in length and the
other 81 feet. Mr.. Wann observed the larger
snake making its way cautiously towards
some Young chickens, evidently intending to
have spring chicken for supper. Two hours
after he dispatched this snake its companion
appeared in the same spot, when he killed it
also.
PosTMAsTERs APPoINTED-The following
postmasters have been appointed in Hartford
county: II. S. Riley, Dublin j. s. Riley,
Chenille; j. T. Kennedy, Hickory, W. L.
STREET., Pylesville; G. C. Cronin, Sewell r.
NJ. Crew. Greensboro.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoURT.-On Monday
Judge Waters discharged the petit jury and
court adjourned. The per diem and mileage
of the jurors was as follows:
Parker f. scarborough, sol C. Worth
Shrodes S5T Albert z. Silver, $500 Law
renee Forwood, $47.70; Thomas Cain, $50;
George Fowble, $44.30; James Dunnigan,
S52 so; Henry G. Jenkins, $1,000; Vim. l..
Gosweiler, S6370; James j. Wilson, 70 ;
Basil Grafton, $50 80; Luther S. Osborn, SAG. so;
VIM. H. Day, S54.9 80 Asel Tollenger, S543O;
VIM T. Watson, $3.50; Henry NJ Courtney,
S5460: Thomas Lochary, S43. 10; John Nj.
Street,, Jr., $40 80; Edward j. Hooker, S46.2 :;
A. Howard Cole, $40 Geo. W. Gallup, $40. !;
Augustus Mahan, SAB ~.
BALTIMORE AND LEHIGH RAILRoAD.-A
new time table will go into effect on the
Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad, next Sun
day, June IL. Leaving Baltimore the 7.15 A.
NJ and P NJ. trains will run through to
York; the P. NJ. train to Delta the 9.l5 A.
NJ. and $50 P. NJ trains to Bel Air. Leave
Delta for York at 6.15 A. NJ. Trains will
leave Bel Air for Baltimore at Cos, 7.05 and
933 A. M; 12. 10 and 4.53 P. NJ. Leave Delta
for Baltimore at 6 A. NJ; leave York for
Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, and p. NJ; leave
York for Delta at 4.25 P. NJ.
ILLNESS OF A MINIsTER.-Bev. DIR. William
F. Brand was taken suddenly I'll, last Sunday,
while preaching in st. Mary's Church, En-
morton. He was assisted to the vestry room
where he soon recovered sufficiently to per
nit his removal to his home. He is attended
by DIR. William S. Archer. He is now great
deal better Last week Rev. DIR. Brand took
part in the proceedings of the Episcopal con-
vention in Baltimore, and returned home on
Saturday night, very much exhausted. The
services and exertion of preaching, together
with the heat, proved TO be more than he
could endure
Bazaar IN BEL ARA bazaar for the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church, Bel Air, began in
Masonic Hall, on Monday. 1t has been well
attended and a pleasant social event. The
room was neatly decorated and the booths
were tastefully arranged. The ladies in at
tendance at the various booths, are as follows
Fancy, Mrs. j. g. Rouse; confectionery
Mrs. A. P Gilbert cake, Miss Mole Bate
man country store, Mrs c. w. Proctor and
Mrs. f. Ewing; lady of the lake, Miss Lens
Jacobs Well, Miss Meta Gilbert art gallery
Miss Lizzie Quinby.
PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Mr. Asel Bolts, OF
Lapidum, who has been in Adams county, Pa.
for four weeks, under medical treatment ha,
returned home cured.
Mrs. Grow, of Philadelphia, is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. N. Bolts, of Webster.
Miss Ella DeBaugh has returned home af
ter a visit of two weeks in Baltimore ant
Baltimore county.
Miss Lizzie Kulmbacher, of Carsin's Run
is quite sick.
Mr. Henry Macatee, who has been visitin!
his brother in Houston, Texas returned t.
his old neighborhood, Pvlesville, last week
Mr.. Eben N Baldwin and family, of Clay.
mont, Del, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Baldwin, near Garland, last Saturda,
and Sunday.
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.-The thunder
storm, last Sunday afternoon, June 4th, wa
very severe in the neiphborhood of Mil Gree