The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-10-30


Church has been postponed indefinitely.
--Letcvery clab have a meeting on saturday
night. ana hear reports from atl So. ..un> #
tue county.
The Wilma W. c. 7. l. will mce' at Mrs.
Barclay Ilollingsworths on Thursday, Nov 9th
at half past two O'Clock.
Tuesday will be election day. If the Re
puhlicans carry Hartford county, it may be
your fault if you neg iect to vote.
Bel Air papers are requested to notice the
death in Baltimore on Tuesday OF William l..
DENLY, husband of Il. Ellen DENLY.
We were GLAD TO see Mr. Glen. Butler on
the street on Wednesday. 1t was his first ap-
pearance in town since his recent severe i'll
ness.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of
William j. Davis have been granted to Melissa
j. Davis and Elisha Davis. They gave bond
for IS, COO.
Tie Ladies Aid Society OF Garrettson VI.
E. Church viii hold an Oyster supper in the
hall at Perryman on Nov. Sd. The public are
cordially invited.
Bryan, Sewan, Jewett and victory. Let
that be the Slogan.
The next regular meeting Of the Board Of
School Commissioners. will be held on We'd
nesday, Nov 4th instead of Tuesday, the lat
ter being election day.
Mr.. Hugh A. FrieI formerly a comPoSitor
upon the .EgiS, and Miss Ella NJ. Watkins, OF
Montgomery county, were married in Balti-
more on Wednesday last, by Rev. E. l..
Hubbard, in Madison Square NJ. Z. Church.
The ndhereuts of Palmer and Buckuer
held a meeting in Bel Air on Tuesday night at
the Court House Mr.. Patrick IL. Rutledge
presided. The Franklinyile band furnished
music, and Mcssrs. Reynolds and Howard, of
Baltimore, delivered addresses
A fox hunt was INDUCED in by number
of men and boys on Saturday. The animal
which from all accounts must have been
remarkably tame one, was set loose in the
rear of The Rouse House, and shortly after
wards run down and killed.
Vote for Jewett and redeem the district.
In the registration cases tried during the
week. Judge Walters ordered that the name
list of Magnolia precinct, and the names Of
John Il. McComas aud Harry J. Michael lie
added to the list of Stearns' precinct.
One of the iargests meetings ever held at
PIeasantville, was presided over on Saturday
night by Mr. Noble L. Mitchell and ably adj
dressed by Mr.. Il. s. Manshaw, of Anne Arun-
del County The hall was packed by an at
teutive audience and enthusiasm ruled the
most
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Bel Air NJ. P. church call the attention of tile
voters of ali political crecds TO the fact that
they will furnish Meals, Oysters and launches
at moderate prices on election day, at the
Clayman Hotel. The rooms will be open
from \. NJ. to midnight.
By special Invitation from President
Lewis, Rev. 5. b. Tredway, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air, will
preach TO the students of Western Maryland
College on Sabbath next. \ number OF young
people in hartford county are taking the re-
gular course in that Institution.
BRYAN and Sewall are the candidates of
the people. They opposed TO fraud,
trusts and monopolies.
The CITY Opera House at Havre de Grace
will be opened to the public on Thursday next
Nov 9Th The greatest of all military plays.
1.-The girl lef5 behind me- will be presented
in the same manner as seen for $50 nights
in New York. 1t has a cast of II characters
and from all accounts will be well worth see
ing.
DO not forget that every Democratic vote
is needed on Tuesday.
The Jarre;tsville Bryan, Sewall and
Jcwett club viii hold mass meeting at the
knights of Pythias hall on Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. The voters of MarshalI's
district are expected to be out in force Hon.
Ernest p Baldwin, Major John l Iellott and
Hon. George Y. MayIadier will deliver ad-
dresses.
Farmers of Hartford county, in your votes
rests the great question as to whether your
products are to be forced from you at the
prices of the moEopolists. whether the
continued stagnation in business which has
mortgaged your farmes and reduced you
almost TO beggary shall be changed to
prosperity. Vote for Bryan and Sewall.
A meeting of the Bryan, Sewall ard
5ewe,t club Of Level will be held at the
Temperance Hall at that place on Saturday
next, October 3lst at 730 2. NJ. Messrs.
Willard e. Rouse. J. L. Griffith Lee and
Harold Scarboro will address the club. The
voters of the neighborhood are urged 10
attend band of music will be on hand
Remember to vote.
A daughter Of MIR. Carroll Pennington is
very sick with typhoid fever. She contracted
the disease while waiting upon her sister, who
recently died at the almshouse, Of which her
father is overseer. Itcertainly seems as if the
attention Of the authorities should be directed
TO the case The cause OF so much mortality
in the family should be promptly investigated.
"A fine sorrel horse, seven years old, a
top buggy and u set of harness We're stolen
from the stable OF Mr.. David T. Benson, at
Benson on Monday night. The team was
seen crossing Conowingo bridge early Tues
day morning. Mr.. Benson started in pur-
suit of the thief, but at the present writing
has not succeeded in recovering his property.
In the Registration cases on Saturday,
Judge Waters ordered the names OF Andrew
X. Smith aud John W. Smith stricken from
the books, they having left the county. The
names of NJ Nelson Whiteford and William
Wallace were ordered TO remain on the lis' OF
Stearn's precinct. and the names Of Harrison
Hooper to be placed on the list at Havre dc
Grace.
On Saturday night Mr.. Fred Smith, o.
Crtswell. lost valuable horse, bug@E
blanket. robe and whip. He was in atten
dance upon the Masonic bazaar at Aberdeen
and left his team near George Walkers store
When he wanted to 90 home, it was gone
The parties who took it, drove as far Al
Siavre de Grace and turned it loose. 1t Wa
returned to the owner.
The board of Supervisors of Election me
on Monday and awarded the contract 10
urinting the ballots to &. &. Street,, Tn
bids for the work were as follows: G. &
Street,, SO for the whole amount, 1920 bal
lots: Scarboro & Poole, 81 IS per thousand
j. w. Bond Il Co., s. so per thousand; F.
Gorren, IS 80 per thousand. 1t was decide
to provide candles for use in the electio
aooths, as the curtains will render them to
>larl, for the voters to see how to mark thei
ballots.
A very enjoyable birthday party W.
given on Wednesday evening OF last week
honor Of Mr.. George Steigler's s5th hirthda.
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