The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
-Bo1't forget to vote.

and close at = L. NJ
A heavy wind and rain storm visited Be
Air ON sunday and Monday.
-Remember! The great issue in this cam
paigu, is the county government.
Mr.. John Bradenbaugh, of Shawsville, il
very seriously i'll with mslarial fever.
Tho Republican party have held large
number of meetings during the week
Remember few minutes spent at the
polls may IN can victory for our ticket
-Protracted services are being conducted
at Mt. Zion NJ. Z. church, Fountain Green.
MIR. Charles NJ. Norris, of Norrisviile, is
slowly recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever.
The sale of ;he High House summer Re
sort effects, has been postposed until next Sat
urIay, November 9th.
The Wilma W. c. T. L. will meet next
Thursday, November 4th, at usual hour, at
Mrs. Alice Holiingsworth's.
Mr. Frank T. Aimony has picked eight
hundred bushels of apples this fall on his
farm near West Liberts church.
The farmers Creamery Company, of
Shawsyi.le, has sold out their entire plat to
George Ehlen, OF Baltimore city, for $3.50.
Admiral John Rogers Post, No. IS, e. A.
r., will hold their annual duck supper at
the Spencer House, Havre de Grace on Thurs
day November llth.
The Democratic Club at Aberdeen has
been re-organized. John Osborne is presi-
dent, Lawson Cooley secretary and John F.
Wells treasurer.
Three large copperhead snakes were
killed III the city of Havre de Grace last week.
One was four feet long, an unusual size Tor
this species of reptile.
While Miss Annie Wallis, Of Forest Hill
was in attendance at Frederick Fair last week
her pocket book was stolen frem her. ltcon-
tanned all of the funds she had with her.
The Republicans have been holding meet
ings nightly in various parts of the county, at
which addresses were delivered by Hon. VIM
b. Baker and a number Of the candidates.
Rev. Hugh X Walker, pastor of the
Genital Presby terrain church, Baltimore, has
accented call to Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. Walker has been a frequent visitor 10
Bel Air.
Mr.. Isaac c. Baker, whose fall from an
ample tree on his farm near West Liberty,
was chrouicled last week, is still suffering
severely from the fall. MIR. Baker is nearly
seventy years.
Right Rev. William Paret, Bishop Of
Maryland. will make his annual visit to the
parishes In Hartford county during the month
of November The exact dates will be an
nouuc.d hereafter.
The Bel Air Athletic Club foot ball team
will pIay its second game of the season. with
strong Baltimore team, at the County fair
grounds on next Saturday, commencing at
$50 O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr.. John S. Almony, of Black Horse
injured himself seriously 10y over stralnlng
hiraself a few days since. He forgot that he
was M longer a Young man and undertook
to put a heavy harrow in the wagon unaided
MIR. Luther Il. Henderson sold for Mr.
Noble l.. Mitchell, trustee, on Monday at the
Court house the James Riley property at
PleasaLtyille, consisting of eight and three
Quarters acres of land, to Thomas Riley for
500.
MIR. Joseph w. Chamberlain, deputy
clerk of the Circuit Court is in Havre de
Grace, where he will remain for several days
for the purpose of issuing Duching Licenses
for the season which opens November list
A cluster Of delicious ripe raspberries
were laid on the reporters table on thursday
morning They were grown in the yard
belonging to Mrs. Salie Hoffman, Main sreet
Bel Air. and are reported as being abundant
letters testamentary upon the estate OF
Jacob r.. Piowman have been granted to Ida
X, plowman; and letters of administration,
pendentc lite upon the estate OF Sarah +.
Rogers, 10 John S. Young and Charles f.
Stein.
In private letter from well known
Fourth district politician to friend i'll Bel
Air. the following words were used. 'We
could not wish Marshall's district to be in
more satisfactory condition than it is at
present"
The large pipe organ which has teen
purchased by the congregation Of st. Patrlck's
church, Havre de Grace, has arrived in that
city Ii contains seven hundred and sixty
seven lapes, some OF them sixteen feet long
Ii is valued at $1,000.
-Don't forget the big meeting at the Court
house this afternoon and evening. Able and
prominent speakers and good music. Let
every Democrat who eau be present be on
hand Show your strength. Show them
that the people are with us in this contest.
The Democratic meetings during this
campaign have been but few in number, and
that at particular points. Those still to be
held are at Bel Air, this Friday afternoon and
night: at ShawsviIie on tomorrow, Saturday,
afternoon and night, and at Level, Saturday
night.
The Browning Literary Society, composed
of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades OF the
Hayre de Grace High School, organized fol-
the season, last week, by the election OF the
following officers: Chairman, Miss lne2
Osmond: vice president, Miss Steele Russell
secretary, Charles Dreaming; treasurer, Harry
Lawder.
The third Quarterly Meeting of the East
Hartford Circuit, NJ. f. Church, will be held
at Garrcttson Chapel, near Mchaelsyille, on
Sunday October 3lst. Preaching by the Pre-
siding Elder, Rev w. 5. Edwards, ID. D., al
1870 A. NJ. Preaching at Magnolia at r
NJ. and at Abingdon at 730 P. NJ. Revival
services at Abingdon each evening during the
week.
"A valuable COW belonging to Mr.. William
r. Wallis. Of Forest Hill, died a few day
since, after a great deal Of suffering. Fearing
the presence of contagious disease, Mr.
Wallis had her cut open, when he found thrC'
nails il her paunch, one of Them being
wrought ten-penny nail with sharp point.
-Th. Fulton club, OF Baltimore arrived il
Bel Air on Saturday, with the expectation
and probable intention of walking away will
their hayseed opponents. But did they
Well | rather guess, nit. Out-played at ever.
point The score stood at the final rush to
in favor Of Bel Air. Try again boys, anC
either drop the poetry business or bring
chaperone along
"A large and enthusiastic meeting of tn
sturdy Democrats of Upper y Roads precinc
was held on Saturday ght at Waverly Hall
Addresses were made by Hon. George Y
Maynoder, MIR. George l.. VanBibber an
Others About one hundred Fersons wer
present, and the large number Of dissatisfie
Democrats reported as being IN that precinc
will vrry DrohAbly reach By Tuesday, 90