The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-05-11

| The claim Of Mr.. G. A Andrew, for loss on
contents of ware house, was referred to COM
mittee consisting of William Webster, Richard
Dallam and G. r. Cairnes, for adjustment.
| COOPERATIVE SToRE.-The Morgan Bust
ness Company, consisting Of twenty of the
most enterprising colored citizens of Bel Air,
are erecting building ON the corner of Bond
| and Alice Ann streets, Bel Air, the lowest
part to be used as a store room with public
hall above. The store is to he conducted on
the cooperative plan. The company was Or
ganized April IL, 1898, with William Morgan,
President, and w. l.. Henderson, Secretary.
The capital stock is limited 10 six hundred
shares of s. each. They expect to begin bust
ness about midsummer.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
1 ERs.-The County Commissioners were in
session on Monday and Tuesday.
| Cash paid.-Alfred S. Day, advertising,
So 25; A road check was issued to A. d.. Will
son, S20.5O.
Certificates issued.-W. l.. Cooley, Attor-
neys fees, S73. 80; j ohm o. steams, Magistrates
| account.
The Clerk was directed to notify the Balti-
| more County Commissioners Of the unsafe con-
dtion of the bridge over Little Gunpowder,
| on the Bel Air road.
Ordered that Thomas Hitchcock, Collector,
pay to the Clerk to the Commissioners, $l5
| the amount allowed Thomas Gibson for dam
ages on the N. B. Heaps, roads.
j. Ross Scarborough and II. X. Lloyd were
! authorized to make culvert in Delta.
s. s. Bevard was allowed $50 to make
culvert across the public road near his place
he to furnish the balance required.
BEL AIR NoTEs-A1essrs. i. P. Moores and
Moores Maynadier received violent shock
from bolt during the thunder storm on
Sunday night while under shed at liarward's
shops, Fountain Green, where they had taken
refuge during the storm.
Mr.. Stevenson Archer of j., travelling audi
tor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
Mrs. Archer were in town on Sunday.
Mrs r. Z. Bou1din is extremely i'll.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
post Office. L. j. Berry, MIR. J. M. Gardner,
A. j. Hawkins, Eli Morris and viii Oster
Miss Cassie Lee was awarded handsome
writing tablet at the spelling contest of the
Graded School and Academy, held this week.
A special meeting of the What-So Ever
Circle of the Kings Daughters will be held
at Miss Lena Bauer's, Wednesday afternoon,
May 10th, at four o'clock. Full attendance
is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Mccormick, of Atlanta,
Ga, are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. David Hanway is improving his dwell
ing, adjoining his store on Main street by the
addition of front porch.
Mr.. George l.. VanBibber, trustee, is having
the house ON Main street, formerly owned by
Mr.. John T. Spicer, thoroughly repaired.
Mr.. August Knofer is having the interior of
his store building, next to Bel Air Drug Store,
refitted.
Col. Ohio S. Lee has bought the Cahen
property, on Office street, from Albert Colts
chalk, of Baltimore, for s., 900.
A merry go-round has been delighting the
juveniles on Bond street for several nights
past.
The Misses Passano gave tea on Tuesday
afternoon to their guests, Misses Rutherford,
Cook and Kelso, of Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell, of Baltimore, is visit
ing at the Homestead.