The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-03-20
HE ECIS acknowledgement.
BEL AIR, ND, MARCH 20, 1896.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-Goyernor Lowndes has issued proclama
ton designating April 10 as Arbor Day
MIR. Robert c. Richardson, of Churchville
lost a valuable colt Friday night Of last week
We are indebted to Congressman W. b
Baker for copy of the Congressional Direc
tory.
BY the quarterly distribution of the Comp
troller for the public schools, Hartford gets
s., sos. SO for white and S7S2S3 for colored.
1t Is said that the conference committe ap-
pointed by the House and Senate to consider
the assessment bill will shortly reach an
agreement
We have received a copy of the report OF
the Creswell Road League TO the County Com
missiouers. We regret that lack of space
compeIs us to omit the details this week, but
will in the future take pleasure in publishing
the most important items.
Med dogs are said to be plentiful ill the
neghborhood of Emmorton. One bit dog
belonging to Mr.. Robert j. Gilbert and after
wards started towards Hartford Furnace,
where it bit another dog. Mr.. Gilbert has put
MS uOg up 10 await ueheloPLhChtS'
-Eldridge f. Scarborough, of Mill Green,
was arrested by Deputy Marshal Zimmerman,
charged with sending obscene matter through
the United States mail. He was released on
bail on Saturday by Commissioner Rogers Tor
the action of the United States Grand jury.
Commissioner General Herman Stump
has appointed Mr.. Daniel E. Lynch to posi-
ton at the New York immigration Station,
Ellis Island. Mr.. Lynch was for ten years in
the Clerks Office and afterwards magistrate
for six years His many friends will be glad
to hear of his advancement.
Some little excitement was caused in
Baltimore one day last week by a young
welded couple from Delta going to Guys
Hotel and the groom forgetting his better
half's new name and registering her maiden
name instead. The clerk suspected an elope-
ment, but an explanation soon set matters all
right.
The annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church which has been in session
in Baltimore for several days has adjourned.
The following appointments for Hartford
county were announced: Aberdeen, ID. A.
Foard; Bel Air, E. c. Galaher; Darlington,
L. E. Dutton; Hartford Circuit, f. H. Lamar;
Havre de Grace, W. E. Bird; West Hartford
b. F. Deyries and W. w. Z. Walker.
"A two-horse team belonging to Calvin
Galbreath, of Darlington, which was standing |
in front Of p F. Balls store in Bel Air, be-
came frightened and ran down Main street on |
Wednesday. When nearly opposite the Court |
House one of the animals fell down, running |
the wagon into Mr.. Arthur Stevens buggy |
which was standing in front of the Jail, break |
ing one wheel of his vehicle.
You can not have a good garden unless
you plant good seed, and the best place to get |
them is at Bolgiano's seed house, No Is South |
Calvert street, Baltimore. You need have no |
fear of getting old or worthless seed from this |
house. All of their seed is carefully selected
and tested before it is offered for sale Besides |
the standard garden seeds they sell all kinds
of bulbs and flower seeds. The firm of j. Boil |
giano & Son has reputation of a years OF
successful business to sustain, which of itself |
is sufficient to inspire confidence.