The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-02-26

Quoted at the Tabernacle Chucrh for severa
weeks, closed last week. sixty-elght peni
tent were at the altar during the meetings.
-Messrs. Stevenson A. Williams, Waite
w. Preston, George L. VanBibber and Elme
J. Cook attended the annual dinner o
the Maryland Alumni of Princeton College
which was held in Baltimore on Friday even
ing.
On Sunday Rev 5. C. WATSON preached
at Bel Air Presbyterian church and Rev. X. s
Miller preached at Churchvile. Reys Gallah
er and Tredway also exchanged pulpits a
night.
The report that Mr. D. H. Silver, OF Glen
willie, had bought the Rigdon property al
Cambria, is incorrect. This information wal
received by us III a manner which we believed
was correct.
The farmers in the neighborhood Of Fork,
Baltimore county, contemplate starting
creamery. Mr.. George A. Cairnes, of Hartford
county and Mr.. A. g. Kock, will address the
next meeting.
Mr. j. Swan Everist, prominent mer'
chant of Havre de Grace, executed deed OF
trust for the benefit of his creditors on Satur'
day Mr. Oliver T. Rogers was made trustee
and bonded for 5000.
The one hundred and thirteenth annual
session of the Baltimore Conference, NJ. f.
church will commence next Tuesday in the
Eutaw street church. Baltimore. Bishop w.
F. Mallalien will preside.
Mr. Joseph K. Ely, as executor OF John
A, James, has sold house and lot Of ground
containing one and half acres adjacent to
the village of Darlington, to John I. Berry
and Martha E. Kane for $3.50.
Rev. E. C.. Gallsher will preach to the
Junior Order of United American Mechanics,
at the Bel Air NJ. L. Church on Sunday at
p. NJ. This will be the last sermon by this
popular young prercher before he leaves Bel
Air.
A large rock was washed upon the track
OF the Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad, near
Homeland station on Tuesday morning. The
northbound mail train was delayed nearly
half an hour before the obstruction was re-
moved.
Mt Zion Chapter OF the Epworth League
has elected the following officers: President,
William d. Harvard; vice-presideut, Harry
NJ. Carly, John w. Cole, Annie Carly and
Laura Carter secretary, Lizzie 6. Paca; treat-
urer, Lille NJ. Derrckson.
Mr. Edward A. Zeitler, of Hsvre de Grace,
has filed a bill in the Circuit Court, asking
that a receiver be appointed for the drug bust
ness conducted by the firm Of Zeitler & Lyon.
Disagreement between the ce-partnersis given
as the reason. Mr.. James J. Archer was ap-
pointed, and he filed bond for $4,000.
"A meeting of the Agricultural society
was held in the Court house on Monday.
There was but limited attendance and the
meeting was adjourned until Monday March
Sth. 1t is desired that every share of stock
shall be represented on that day, as questions
of vital imports nce to the association are to
be decided.
George F. Pooley and Andrew L. Stewart
trading as the Pooley Shirt Co. Of HaVre de
Grace, executed deed OF trust on Tuesday
to Stephen J. Seneca for the benefit OF their
creditors. The trustee bonded for $4,000.
= The reason assigned for the failure is that
differences have arisen among those who are
financially interested in the concern.
The streets of Bel Air were suddenly left
in absolute darkness on Sunday night about
nine o'clock The churches were just about
to be dismissed and the attendants found their
way to their homes amid the rain, with diff
Guilty and danger. 1t was nearly as bad
on Saturday night. We had better go
back to gasoline, the electric lights
being, as a general rule, weak and pickering.
Is there no remedy? ..a
-Messrs. William II. Weissager, Of Bat!-
more, and Lewis II. Starr, of Woodbury., n.
j., were admitted to the Hartford county bar
on Tuesday, the former on motion OF Mr..
John s. Young and the latter ut the sugges-
ton Of States Attorney Preston. Mr.. Starr
is the Commonwealth Attorney for Gloucer.
ter county, N. j., and will assist in the prose
cution of,Adolph Hoon, Mr.. Weisssger appear
ing with Mr.. Young for the defence.
Petitions are being circulated In Bel Air
asking the County Commissioners to levy a
sufficient sum OF money to build an addition
to the Graded school to accommodate the
grades which are now being taught in the
comfortless and insecure old Academy build,
ing. San ounce Of prevention is worth g
pound of cure" and prompt action may NOT
only prevent many doctor bills, but may
even save some young life.
On account of the Inauguration the Bal.
timore and Lehigh Railway will sell special
excursion tickets from all stations to Balti
more, March 3, and 4, good to return until
March 8, at rate of 2 cents per mile. A
special train will be run from Baltimore tc
Cardiff and intermediate stations leaving Bal
timore at II o'clock P. NJ, March 4th, for the
accommodation Of those wishing to return the
same night.
MIR. Daniel Lynch, Jr., of Bynum, mel
with q severe accident on Thursday last
which will probably disable him for som,
time. In company with his brother, Jerry
be was driving in his lane, with pair o.
mules hitched to a wagon, and was sitting
with his feet upon the front board. he CAV,
one Of the mules a touch with his foot and thu
animal kicked with both feet, striking Mr.
Lynch with force sufficient to break his RICH
leg. His brother Jerry, from the same cause
received a painful flesh wound on his left leg
The fourth quarterly conference of tn
Bel Air circuit, NJ. P. church was held OIL
Saturday Rev. s. B. Ire dway was recaIle,
for the second year Of his pastorate. Mr.. o
Foard was chosen as the delegate to tn
annual conference which will be held In Balti
more on April Sth with Mr. s. s. Bevard a
alternate, Stewards for the ensuing year hav
been chosen as follows: Bel Air, w. Fran
Keen, 8. o. Rogers and John II. Slater
Providence, John Divers and Misses Sadi
Chenworth and BERTHE johnson; Uno
Chapel, Joseph s. Archer and Scott A. Robir
son; Mt Carmel, Z. E. Touchton and Elish
Rogers. Efforts will be made during tn
coming year to build new church at Unto
Chapel. 1t was decided to ask for two mir
listers TO supply the circuit next year