The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-06
He EGISAN acknowledgement.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Of Mrs Ella DeBow at IlekorS'
A ratcu. has been granted to William K
Gorrrl. Of Carsins for cheese cutter.
MIR. Joshua McComas, Is slill very eN
tremcly i'll at his home near Black Horse.
Mr.. John T. Lee. Of scarboro, severely
mashed his hand recently while using an axe
Letters of administration upon the estate
of James D. holland have been granted t'
Walter ". Preston.
Tie Pooley shirt company, o. Havre d
Grace. have one hundred and thirteen IN"
chimes in operation.
The suunfng season will opeu in thi:
county on Monday November IL, and con
tinuc Tor one month.
President Cleveland has issued his pro
clamalioa, appointing Thursday NoTeL Der =
as 4 day for Thanksgiving and prayer
MIR. Edgar Barkins aud Miss LizzieWh bite
both vi Dublin, were married Al The NJ. +.
parsonage in mat town ON Wednesday.
Fifteen members have SO fax been added
TO Nj. L;oa il. 4. Church, IS Il result 81 Tie
pro,ractcd meeting nov IN gros'css there.
= The ladies Of the Bel Air Christian En-
deayor Society served lunch 1t Clayman' 5
Hotel ON election day, which Eetted them
about $3S.
lion. r. H. Tebbs, judge Of the Loudon
county, Va, court was guest Of Rev. r. A.
Castleman last week. Mrs. Tebbs accompa-
MED him.
Mrs. Sarah Rodgers of 'Liou Hill" near
Havre de Grace win spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. j. F. Meigs, at South
Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr. James Il. Charshee, brother OF
Messrs Bennettand a. W. Charshce, of HavFe
de Grace, died at his home, in Cecil county,
on Tuesday of last week.
The eighth annual State convention of the
Christian Enieavor Society will meet at the
BrantlyBaptist church Baltimore, commencing
Wednesday November IL
The artcsian well in iiavre de Grace is
about one hundred and iifty-ive feet deep.
The workmeu have stuck 4 stream which
yields aboat =, 00O GALLONS an hour.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany have erected an iron bridge over the
tracks leading to Hokeland farm, to take the
place of the wooden bridge lately burned.
The yearly meeting of the Orthodox
Friends will commence on today, Friday,
at the Friends Meeting house, Monument and
Eutaw streets Baltimore, and will last one
week.
The attention of the ladies is particularly
called to the advertisement of Miss Cover,
lI0G Clinton Place, Baltimore. Much of the
worry and fatigue of shopping can be saved
by having an agent in whom real confidence
can be felt.
Mr. Isaac W. Bolts, one of the most
prominent Gamers of the Second district,
doing business at Carsins Run and Michaels
vile has made an assignment for the benefit
of his creditors. to Mr.. T. l.. Hanway.
bond has been filed for $4,000.
The Perryman foot ball team played their
first game on Saturday afternoon on the home
grounds and defeated the team of the Tome
Institute, of Port Deposit, in an interesting
game OF two tweuty-ininute halves. Score
Pcrryman, 10; Tome Institute, q.
MIR Charles Ilanway, Of High Point, met
with an accident gu Friday which may disable
him for some time He was engaged in cut
ting wood when the axe slipped and struck
his foot, splitting three of his toes and laying
his foot open almost to the instep.
Rev John D. Kinzer, president of the
Maryland Annual Conference OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, preached at Bel Air
ON SUNDAY morning and at Mi. Tabor Church
at night Rev. S b. fredway preached to the
students Of Western Maryland College on the
same day.
MIR. John 5. Richardson sold on Monday
at the Court House door for Thomas II. Rob
inson and +. II. Webster OF j., trustees,
farm Of I35 acres in The fifth election district,
near hliiblnc, to John \. ForwOod for 81 So,
and . tract Of Il acres, more or less, to the
same for $50.
Mr.. Parker T. Pyle, Of Aberdeen, ana Miss
LYDIA !. Thompson. of Carsiu'5 Run, were
married at the residence of tie bride on Tues
day evening by Rev. L. II. Lamar. After the
ceremony wedding snqper was served,
which VAS partakcn OF By about forty friends
OF the bri.e and groom.
Tie Harfori County Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its regular: rnual convention
in the Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air,
to-day .Friday) There will I've sessions during
the morning, afternoon aud evening. Prolu-
ncut workers in the cause vii be present ard
the addresses will be bright aud interesting
a gayel made of wood from Culp Hin,
Gettysburg has been presented to Admiral
John Rogers Post. &. \. Z Of Havre De
Grace, by DR.. JOAN II. lamar, of E!kton. A
Mimic ball still remains in the wood. 1t was
probably shot from Federal muskeG during
the fearful battle fought in July 1863
On Friday evening, November 9th there
will be 4 large mass meeting in the Bel Air
NJ p church in connection with The Christian
Endeayor convention. Revs. Hugh X. Walk
er aud Thomas 0. Grouse of Baltimore will
make addresses. If the crowd is Of sufficient
size an overflow meeting will be held
The stable upon the premises of Archibald
Heaps South Delta, was totally destroyed by
fire on Saturday afternoon, together with its
contents All Of his rough feed, hay, straw,
&c, was burned, together with two horses and
harness and COW. The loss will reach be
tween $500 and $500, upon which there is no
insurance.
The canning house of Peter Student
situated on the road between Creswell and
Hartford Furnace, was burned on Saturday
night together with its contents. There were
400 cases of tomatoes in the building when
it was destroyed. The canning house was
about 40 # x soft There was an insurance
of 500 on the property.
Mrs. Edward Ferry who has been very i'll
for some time past is reported much i'm.
prorad Drs. J. II. T. Finney and Charles a.
fIoIliugswSrth performed an operation last
week and removed an immense gall stone
which had been the prime cause OF her ill
ness. The operation was entirely successful
and she is on a fair way for recovery.
-Rev. Archer Jamison, The recently elected
pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Bruins
wick Frederick county, was Installed on Fri
day night The installation services were
conducted by Rev. Dr. James Frazier, Of New
Windsor College, assisted by Rev. Henry
Branch, ID. d., OF Ellicott City, aud Rev
David Jamison, OF Aberdeen, father Of The
pastor
Mr.. Hiram Pratt, of BryansviIIe, Pa
caet with very severe accident on Monday
lie Uas driving along the road when one o
his Zines broke and the horse ran away
tbr,v-.r,r M Pratt r-o,r, tba Iu,,,s,- sug