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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-01-17
Election o. Kan. Directsrs.

Election of directors OF the different banks
OF the county was held on Tuesday. At the
Hartford National Bank the following board
was unanimously elected: ). A. Williams,
James Lee, John Moores, Allen Hoffman,
John G. Houee, Nathan Grafton, w. II. Hair
Ian. At the meeting OF ths dirDctGrs Mr.. s.
Williams was reelected president, w. W.
Fnney, cashier, John A. Evans, teller,
Moores Maynadier, individual book Keeper.
Hall Munnikhuyseu, general ledger book
keeper. and j. Rush STREET., runner. The
Hartford is now one of the strongest financial
institutions in the country. For the first tw"
or thee years it paid no dividends, adding all
PROFITS 10 ito surpluE. Since then It has melted
| its stockholders over ten per ceul. year clear
| Of taxes, and In the meantime has increased its
surplus to over $65, 900, which is $l5 900 more
than its capital stock. This excellent show
| ing .peaFs well for the board who have so
faithfully for many years managed its affairs
| The election at the Second National Bank
| of Bel Air resulted in the unanimous selection
! OF the present board as follows; Thomas H..
| Robinson, !. B. HanEay, Or. William S.
Archer, J. Thomas C.. Hopkins, John D.
Warrington, George E. Silver and DR.. Mar
| tin l.. Jarrett. The directors re elected Thos.
II. Robinson, Rre idsnt, Walter Finney, cash
! ier, Henry G. Maynadier, teller, Clifford ID.
Rosan, book keeper, and Parker Lee, runner.
! Too much credit cannot he acGQrdgd this
bank, It was organized when times were
very perilous and unsettled, and while many
big banking houses were going to the wall, it
Kept steadily adding to its surplus, until to-
day it equals enc half the capital stock
Courteous treatment and prompt business
habits is the keynote OF the great success it
has shown. We know Of no bank In this
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THE EGISAND NTELLIGENCER
BEL AIR, Nd, JAN. II, 1896.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Officer w. Thompson, of Aberdeen, has
brought to Bel Air Jail an unknown demented
coored man.
Bishop Paret, on Sunday. confirmed a
class of ten persons at st. Johns Parish,
Ilavre de Grace.
The next meeting of the Deer Greek
Farmers Club will he held at the residence Of
Mr. Harry Silver, near Chenille, on Saturday,
January %.
A number of the young mesdames OF Bel
Air are making an effort to organize dra-
matte club. The main purpose of the organ
cation is social.
Mrs Caroline Council, formerly OF this
county but now of Baltimore county has Civ
Ell bail for her appearance at Court to answer
to the charge of violating the local option
law.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. William Nun
nikhuysen found on his farm, near Thomas
Run. large land terrapin. He was in lively
condition. This is a rare phenomenon for
January.
A conference of the leading Republicans
ed to use all efforts to prevent the repeal of the
law requiring one United States Senator from
the Eastern Shore.
William Wright, colored, who was sen
fenced to the House of Correction for Is
months fnr the larceny of a watch from
Messrs Michael and Malcolm, Perryman, was
released ON writ of Habeas Corpus by Judge
Walters last Saturday on account of the writ
being defective.
The ineorporators of the Baltimore and
Gunpowder Railroad Company held a meeting
on Tuesday at Towsou. The capital stock of
$3.50, 900 was subscribed The route of the
line Is now being surveyed along the Philadel
phia road from the city limits to the Hartford
county line.-SeWS.
The ladies of the Methodist Protestant
Church OF Bel Air will hold an oyster and
meat supper in the Whitaker Building, on
Main street, next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, January % and 23. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the church, the
patronage of the public is kindly solicited.
a Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized at Nt. Tabor Church, Hickory,
with thirty-three members and the following
officers: president, DIR. o. B. Carcaud; vice,
president, Vim. T. Monks; recording secre-
tary, I. Albert Kennedy; corresponding seq
rotary, F. a. Brown, treasurer, John Preston;
OTganist, Mrs. Grace Peterson.
The case of Joseph NJ. Street,, trustee, of
H. II. Bradford vs. George W. Bradford, ad-
priuStrator, ct al. which has been on trial in
fbe Cecil County Court for several days, ter,
minated OF T4esday by the jury bringing in
verdict for the plaintiR scr $1,000. Counsel
for plaintiff, John s Young, Hera.qR Stump
aud Austin L. Crothers defendants George
l.. VanBibber and Albert Constable
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Mr.. J. A. Harris and family have removed
to Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter w. Lee, has secured position
with the Baltimore & Ohio railroad freight
department at Locust Point.
List of uncallea for letiers remaining in the
Bel Air postofice Mr.. q, Berry, Mr.: james
b. Kenly, Miss Mary Knoll, Miss Carrie Nor
ris, Mr.. George ShOnze.
The merchants OF Bel Air vii ciase iAeir
stores each evening, commencing Monday,
until the first of A pril at 730 o'clock p, NJ,
with the exception of Saturday evening
The whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh
tiers will give musical, at the residence OF
Mrs.. j. II. Reckord, on Friday evening,
January "a Refreshments will also be ser
we'd.
DIR. Zebulon Lowe, Of Bel Air, who met
with a serious cunning accident on Thanks
giving day, is improving very rapidly. The
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county whose officials are more popular and
efficient than those who control the Second
National Bank.
The directors of the First National Bank Of
Aberdeen are the same as last year, as follows:
W B. Baker, J. d. Baker, I. l.. Hanway,
Henry Amos Osborn, e. a. Courtney, viii
lard e. Rouse. nrptinus Davis, j. NJ. Michael
and F. A Dietrich. The officers elected are
w. b. Baker, president, L. l.. Hanway, vice
president, r. H. Webster. cashier. and Donald
X. Pritchard, Il. L. Morgan and Stanley Han
way, clerks. The capital stock is S5O.OOO and
the surplus $l5 600. Although young insti-
ton, its excellent showing indicates that good
business men are at the head Of it, and that
with continued good policy and the wealth
ceutered about Aberdeen, it will in the course
of time be one of our foremost banks.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Alice Lee is visiting friends in Balti
more.
Mr.. John H. Fisher has been visiting his
SONS in Washington, ID. e.
Mrs. Hudson Bateman, of wilma, who has
been i'll for some time is better.
MIR. Charles f. Creswell, of the Mountain,
who has been i'll is much better.
Miss Clara NJ. Bauer is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson, of Baltimore.
Miss Lula Clayton, of Fork, Baltimore
county, has been visiting the Misses Bauer.
Mr.. Cornelius Murphy, of the Rocks. who
has been quite ill., is able to be about again.
Miss Beltie Bayless, who lives near Havre
de Grace, is critically III with typhoid fever,
Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Ward, of Auburn,
Nebraska, are visiting relatives and friends OF
Chestnut Hill and vicinity.
Misses Adelva and Belle Jones, of Hamp-
den, Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. 5. A. Hob
litzell and family at the Methodist Protestant
pa rsonage in Bel Air.
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NEIGH BORH00D NEWS.
Gathered by our Correspondents.
New OmciaIs Indicted Into Office.

New Officials Indicted Into Office.
HAyRB DE GRACE, January l5.--The new
Mayor and City Council took the oath of Office
on Monday evening before Justice PsnRing in
the council chamber, and MIR. Bennett w.
Charshee was made president and named the
foil owing standing committees: On streets,
W. s. McCombs. II. c. Osmond, Bennett
Charshee and }. W. Maslin on hall, John II.
Owens and w. s. McCombs lamps, j. W.
MasIin and j. l.. Burke fire, II. e: Qsmond,
J. l.. Burke aud j: II. nEeas printing. }. L.
Burke and j. W. Masiin park, b. w. Char,
shee and II. e. Osmond. Mayor Vanneman
also presented his green bag which contained
the following nominations Clerk, George
r. Myers treasurer, W. n. Coale: counsel,
p. l.. Hopper; street commissioner, J. W.
Beaver chief police, John Welsh health Of
ficer, Dr. II. :. Weusthoff, associates, s. j.
Seneca, j. ". Foster: lamp lighters, j. L..
johnson and Lewis Fresch,
Mr.. IQseRh T. bennington pGe al liavre de
Graoe's best known and most highly respect
ed citizens, died suddenly at his home in this
city on Monday evening, Of paralysis OF the
brain. While Mr.. Pennington had been in
rather bad health for several weeks, his death
was not looked for when the end came. He
was "a years Of age and leaves a widow and
five children rs follows: William, Robert
and George Pennington, and Misses Louie and
Emma Pennington. His funeral wss held
from the ". L. Caurch On rhgrsday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Rev. w. l.. Bird officiating
Mrs Mary Singleton, an aged lady of this
place, died of bronchial trouble from which
She had been suffering more or les for twenty
years She was eighty Years Of aga snd made
heT i4ome Win Ger daughter, s.rg. Mathew
Reynolds, Who together with Mrs. Charles
DER, of Rhilapelphia, are the only two sur
viving children. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mss. HAIRY qrcenw4y are guests
this week OF Mrs. b. NJ. Greenway, of BaIti
more.
The skating is unusually fine on the river this
season, and great crowds might be sepp indulg
ing IN the delightful exercise at most any
hour OF the day.
Mr. and Mrs j. W Bauer, of this place
celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary
on Monday evening, by cEteFta' ming The
Kings Daughters of this city. BLIFKlNs.
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County COmmIssIOners.

The County Commissioners were in session
Ga Monday,
Road checks issued.-J. s. Lee, $21.ll; Jas.
NJ. Robinson, 81. 25; Darlington Road League,
S35: j. K Slade, 1891; w. b. Wright, $22 IS;
George Scarborough, $3.50; Edward Nc
Laughlin, So rs; W. IL. II. Whiteford, S35;
+. p. BrazIer, $bs.72
Cash pad.=Johm j. Leonard, conveying
prisoner 81 85: Mount Hope Asylum, quar-
ter ending December 81, $3.50 50i John &.
Rouse and Son, almshouse account, S67.l7;
David Hanway, almshouse account, S60.2l.
Certificates issued-W. F. Keen & Co.,
almshouse S47.07; &. 5. Hawkins, magistrate
account $500; Geo. Bachman, lumber, So. II;
George u. Hardy, magistrate, $3.50; G. W.
Lee, eaustsble. $l625; David Hanway, road
extra, &c, S81.T4; JOhl g. RaHse y Son, jail
registers Office &c, $ls.6b; JameG c. Young
jail account, $685..
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..osi,.e for a market Site.

A committee consisting OF heesrs. w. h,
AmSs. of this county and Charles T. Fendali,
of Baltimore county have been looking for
various sites to establish farmers market.
They at FIRST favored that portion OF Richmond
Market not covered by the Fifth Regiment
armory. They had an interview with Mayor
Hooper to see If it could be rented but the
Mayor h4d no power to act.
In the general liscHssiop Of the subject the
Mayor was told by Dir. Amoss that farmers
when hey rented stalls, were tleeced by mid
dlemen, who made practice OF renting a
number of the best stalls from the city at
moderate rates and then subletting them to
farmers at exorbitant rentals. The Mayor
said he would investigate the matter.
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ftpri:i4

1t would lie haLd to ind any condition Of
human ailment that Winter visit to Florida
would fail to Improve, while those who enjoy
good health caunot realize, without experience,
what true enjoyment there is in life passed un.
der the golden shiea af III. Land Of FLOWERS"
In order 70 give the publican opportunity to
visit Florida at u very reasonable cost the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has arranged
for series OF tours to jacksonville. Since the
system of personally cOnducted tours naugu-
rated by TINT company has been in effect, none
but words of commentator have been rcceiv-
ed. Its unexcelled train service, experienced
Tourist Agents and Chaperons, and above all,
its moderate charges, leave nothing TO be de-
sired,
The sogps 70 JaSksaHylie, Alleging two
weeks stay in Florida, will leave New York
and Philadelphia on January 2S, February 4,
IL, Is and %. and March 3, 1850. Tho rate,
including transportation, meals en- 'ouis, and
Pullman berth on special train, is $4,000 from
New York, and 8 90 from Philadelphia; pro-
portionate rates f. ON other points.
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents, or address Tourist Agent, 1196 Broad.
way, New York, or Room All, Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia, to whom application for
space should he mAdpi
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Karper's w eekly
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Dwelling BurneG,

The dwelling OF Mr.. W. II. Walters, sii.tat-
ed at Wateryale, station on the Baltimore
and Lehigh Railroad, near Bel Air, was ell
tirely destroyed by fire on Wednesday after
noon about one O'Clock. The fire was suppos-
cd to have originated from defective fiue.
Every effort was made to check the fire, but
10 no purpose Thp lass TO Mr., Walters will
De considerable, as nearly all ~ tie furniture
aud wearing apparel, together with quantity
o: provisions. were destroyed, The building
was insured for 5000. The loss is estimated
to be about So 800.
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a very pretty wedding took place at St.
i,uke's Church, Baltimore, on Wednesday
night of last week. The contracting parties
being Miss Ella Lntheup and Mr.. Turner
Perkins Travers. The cero4opg vas per
formed by Rev. E. W. Wroth, formerly II
this county. Miss Margaret Baker, of Aber-
been. was best sir. Among the INVITED
guests were Mr.. aud hrs John D. Neads, MF.
and Mrs. Jacob II. Brookhari. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A DeNoe aud Mr. Hutclns Wilton.
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Although in the first Instance as siugEish rs
u tortoise. The kidneys become as lively as IL
cricket when Il healthful Impulse is given to
them with Hostettcr's stomach Bittcrs. II pro-
meter of activity in these organs which coun-
teracts ii tendency to their lethargy and dis
ease Innction Of the kidneys, il should be re-
E,smheTeh, i the first stage q these ,,aGEGrGus
inSdiua' srjenGc are too often exhausted in
vain Peru is fuTo.talled by the !litters, which
aVerts Ilripht's disease, IGbctrs dropsy, gravel
and the troubles arising from weak bladder;
Equa ~ CfficHciuus is ii in checking and crddi-
eating ualaritl. bilious and nervous ailments,
dy spepsi.i, constipation and rheumatism. APP
petite and sleep are improved ard GONZALES
cencc FASTENED by its BEN iicent action. Either
when health is slightly or seriously impaired,
the value OF this restorative and preventive
medio nQ y spspdv ttiiqo martttsl'
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To Broad Gauge the baltimore and
Lehigh.

1t is stated, on good authority, that the
broad gauging of the Baltimore and Lehigh
kas,~4y is only matter of time. All the
plaifo INC ave uclag narrowed to allow stand
ard gauge cars to pass, AID II Is understood
the company is building several new cars to 90
on the road when the change takes place
The ties would not have to be replaced, aud
the only change necessary would be to spread
the rails, which could he done in an incredibly
snort time
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Shooting Match at Aberdeen.

4 shooting iRaIch took place at Aberdeen
on Saturday afternoon GctYeen Levi Bachtel
and l. w Bolts represeq;i42 Csrsigs' Run,
and Lester S German and THONGS j, BroEa,
representing Aberdeen. The match was for
20 live pigeons and so side was the stake.
Bachte killed - straight aud Bolts Is. Ger
mans score was Is aud Browns 9, thus decd
ing the contest In favor OF Cnrsins' Kun.
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WIt&A, Iailgarv IL The last meeting Of
the wilma W. Z. T l. was held AT the hong
Of Mrs J +. IIoskius. with Il large aud en-
thusiastic gathering One new mclpber Va
enrolled. TwQ sui'"riuiendcptS aud two as
sistGrts wrfe aPpnAiei tof luHenile work,
he lands Ia he cry nized soon ~ practicable.
Work in This ,tiTe zion seems 10 he mnch
neodrd. rarinr meetng. Under !hp aitsl 'ees
Of wilma Union. Will lie held the latter part Of
January Tn next meeting Of the union will
be held At the nome of Mrs. Trdinor Archer.
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Nat 9 rev WHO re.ld what Mr.. Iiohert Rowls,
of Hollands, Va, has to say heloW win re-
member their own experience under like cir-
euIRStances. HLast winter ] had III gFiPFeI
numerous remedies, none Of which did ne any
good, until was induced to Try bottle of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. ! WAS enabled
to attend 10 my work. and the second bottle
effect Al cure" For sale at % apd 80 cents per
bottle by Thos. G. Forwood Co., druggists,
Bel Air, Md.
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A Commitment From Sunny Italy

An esteemed subscriber, who has been
abroad for some months, writes us from
Naples, Italy; "Ihe -fgis has given me the
news of Hartford regularly, spd no folder has
been more welcome in the past foRr mqRths
than that which contained your paper.
With kind regards and wishes for renewed
prosperity in the year which begins in few
hours,
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Clerical permits, emitting clcrIymen to half
rates issued by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company for 1895. have heep extended by
general order uat;I FEBRUARY %, 1896, aud
will lie so hunorod by agents ana conductors:
Similar permits for the year 1890 will be issued
by the Company upon receipt of proper appli-
cation from those entitled TO them.
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The New Episcopal Church i'm Bel Air.
The contract for building the new Protest
ant Episcopal church in Bel Air was signed
ON Wednesday by the Vestry and Mr.. Dennis
j. Shaunahan contractor. 1t will be built In
accordance with plans furnished by Wyatt
and Nols7ng architects and when entirely com
pleted will cost in the neighborhood Of
SIS, 900.
The old church will be torn down at once
and the stone used as far as possible In the
new structure The balance will come from
the ouarries of Mr.. w. L. Amoss. 1t will be
soft light gray granite with handsome trim
mings.
The dimensions are 95 feet by 45 with a
sixty-fivc foot tower. The order of archtec-
ture will be Gothic interior and naive and
aisles, Romanesque exterior and slate roof.
The finish inside will he hard wood natural
finish and plastered wall.
The ground will be filled in so as to raise
the floor of the new church several feet high
er than the present one.
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paralysis which affected his left side is disap-
pearing and it is now only the question of a
few DAYS before he will be able to drive out.
The engagement of Mr.. Morris Levy, OF the
popular firm of Cohen & Levy, and Miss Jen
ME Mitnick. of Baltimore, is announced.
The wedding will take place at the brides
residence, 527 Aisquith street, on Sunday
January 10,
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To The Golden Gnte.

Undoubtedly California offers more genuine
attractions to the pleasure-t travelling public
than any other part of the American continent
The fame of its climate is Worldwide, and it is
sought even by EurOncan-, who lind il more
charming than their own southern slopes To
Americans its worth is tea vol tnGNf to ne
eessitGte des. pintiqa qf thGNanS advantages
PeEsoha conducted tours via Pennsylvania
Railroad will leave New York aud Philadelphia
February IL and March l l, 1896. In addition
to the many other points of interest visited Oh
tho first tour II stop will DO made at New Or
leans for the Mardi-Gras festivities. and four
weeks will be allowed In California. On the
second tour four and onC-half weeks will be
allowed in California.
An addition to the magnificent train hereto
fore used for these tours s Il through Pullman
c0mpartmeG; caE.
Tho orr which Will be the very best that the
Pullman Company can supply, will contain
nine inclOScd compartments two drawing
rooms and seven state rooms and will be at
tachei to the SPECIAL train ut jersey City and
run through to San nGSG Cal, an the the first
tour. ard Sa., FtanGTsca6S on the second.
This will I'd the first car oil its kind to be run
on trunsCUntnCntal train, and that it will be
thoroughly appreciated by pan Elephants i'll the
tours is evidenced by the fact that already sew
cral of the compartments law I@pn reserved
ApElicaTi MS iug space or itineraries giving
uii Information should he made to Tourist
Agent 1916 Broadway, New York, or Room
II |. Broad Street Station, PhiladalnhiI.
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
SUNDAY TRAINS,

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta and
intermediate stations at $50 A. NJ and 400
and 6.3O p. NJ. for Bel Air only. They will
leave Delta for Baltimore and intermediate
stations at 6.55 A. NJ, $50 P. NJ, and from
Bel Air for Baltimore at .. 10 7. NJ.
W. a. MOORE, Gen'l Manager.
j. r. KLINEFELTER,
Genl Pass. Agent.
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4 viii be an "gtcfgole SHFpEse to persons
prompt relief ray be had by taking Cham ber-
iain's Colie, Cholera and 9iarEhGa Remedy
IL many, INSTANCES ttp attaqk may bG prevent
symphonic Of the diaeasG appear. % and so
cent bottles for sale by TRus. G, Forwood u
Co., druggists, bel Air, Nd.
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For Pain in the chest Il piece of ihnne!
tumpened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound On over the seat of the pain, and
other on the back between the shoulders. will
afford prompt relief. Ibs il tsBc69iiy 'taltI,i,,
AID tliere is Il tendency TOWARD pneumonia.
For sale BY Thos: G. Forwo9d y CO., druggists,
Rel AR Md