The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-09-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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day was 954 cents.
Hog cholera is creating rayages anon
the swine in Cecil county.
Gamers are busy pushing their operation
before frost overtskes them.
White fgosts were noticeable in parts
the county on Tuesday morning.
The Baltimore Baseball club still leads
being one point ahead on Thursday.
The delightful rain of Thursday nigh
laid the dust and made life more worth living
The Salvation Army, OF Havre de Grace
has dsbsnded utter an existence In that city
for ten years.
The rain Of Thursday last has enabled
many Of the farmers TO set their blowing
teams to work.
-Rt. Rev. VIM. Paret, ?. E. Bishop, OF
Maryland celebrated the seventy first anniver-
sary of his birth on Thursday.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. William kess-
ling for handsome specimen Of the "lron
clad" apple, weighing fourteen ounces.
Letters of administration, C. t. a, have
the estate of Sophia A. Norris to George b.
Norris.
MIR. William H. Dolan and Miss Minnie
Burkendine were married on Wednesday at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Bel Air,
by Rev. Frank X. Isaac.
The twenty-fftn anniversary of the mar
rage, or silver wedding, of Mr.. Joseph Archer
was celebrated at their home, near wilma, ON
Wednesday evening.
"A little son of Mr.. Frederick Robinson
living near Ayres' chapel, DRY Branch,) was
bitten on Saturday by copperhead snake
Prompt remedies were applied.
-Rev. j. c. Twele will preach his first
sermon at st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Perrymans, Maryland next Sunday at
1910 A. NJ. Service in German.
The work of repairing Main street has
been temporarily suspended owing to the
crusher being broken. Work will not be re-
sumed until after the close Of the Fair.
The Sacrament of The Lords Supper will
be administered at the Presbyterian church at
Fallston, OH Sunday next, Sept. 26, at $50
P. NJ, in connection with the regular preach
ing services.
Rev. K. A Castleman will conduct
services at Grace Chapel, Hickory, ON Sun
day afternoon at o'clock, and hereafter on
the fourth Sunday Of the month instead Of
the second.
The Station House at Cambria was broken
open one night last week and a package con-
tanning whiskey was stolen. Said package
was said to belong to some of the cololed
gents in that vicinity.
We were shown on Saturday a magnif-
cent lot of potatoes raised by Rev Frank X
Isaac in his garden at Bel Air. They gave
evidence that the popular pastor can till the
soil as well as cultivate the soul.
MIR. Charles Il. Jones, the well known
and popular paper hanger OF Bel Air, has
opened branch store in Hayre de Grace, and
is well prepared to accommodate all who
wish fair dealing and first class goods.
1t has been ascertained that the barn and
granary on Mr. j. Ruff Streets farm, which
was burned last week with all of its contents,
was set on fire by an eight year old colored
girl, living with the family of Mr.. Keeper.
A small piece of property situated at
Darlington, containing sixteen acres was
sold on Monday by Mr.. George H. MARYLAND
auctioneer for Mr.. j. Martin McNabb to DIR.
James Z. Haynes, OF Cecil county for $3.50.
Every man who will become of age before
Tuesday, November 3D. is entitled to vote, but
in order to exercise the right of suffrage, be
must be registered. There are only two days
for this to be done, Sept 2Sth and October 9Th.
Stephen Ruff, colored, was arrested on
Monday by Balifr Lingan, charged with in
terfering with an officer in the discharge of
his duty. He was fiued one dollar and costs
(amountiug to four dollars, by Justice Rit b.
ardson.
Among the entries at the Gentlemen's
Driving Park on Wednesday were the follow
ing: 80 class, trotting, Ben Hur, by Wilton
Greenway. . Is class, pacing, David H., W.
Greenwsy. and PA class, trotting, Orange
Chief. W. Cir, enway.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Thomas j. Green aud Miss
Mary Sullivan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sullivan, of Abingdon. The ceremony
will take place at st. Francis Catholic church
on Wednesday, October 9th at $50 ?. NJ.
MIR. VIM NJ. Maynadier, who was unani-
mously nominated for Clerk of Circuit Court
No l of Baltimore city, on Tuesday, is
native OF Abingdon district in this county.
He is nephew of Hon. George Y. Maynadier
and is au estimabe and deserving gentleman.
William Russell, youth of eighteen
years. who resides upon the farm Of Mr.. j.
Rush STREET. near Highland, accidently fell
through a roller frame a day or two since,
aud was run over, breaking his leg in two
places Dir. Thomas B. Hayward rendered
the necessary aid.
Delta will soon be supplied with water
from an artesian well near town. The citi-
zens of that borough decided short time
since by vote, to have the town supplied by
water and the well is being drilled on the
ridge near the slate quarries. The cost Is es-
timated to be about twelve thousand dollars
Mr. John B. Hanna, the enterpnsiDg and
alert Main street merchant has had his extern
sive store room newly painted aud put into
complete order. \ new arrangement Of his
stock has been made which gives additional
room and makes his emporium much more
attractive.
An afTray occurred on Sunday at the
corner of Bond street and Pennsylvania
avenue, in which Isaac Dorsey and Mary
Turner, both colored, were the principals.
The above named, together with Sam Osborn
were arrested, charged with disturbing the
peace and fined BY Justice Richardson one
dollar and costs each.
Mr. Harry A. Whitaker, of Forest Hill,
was admitted to the bar, OF Baltimore on
Monday last. Being admitted to the Supreme
Bench entities him by courtesty to practice be
fore any court in the State. He can be found
for the present at the Office of Mr. George L.
VanBibber, ON Wall street, Bel Air He
is son of the late Charles Whitaker, and has
been prominent member of the Hartford
county Teachers Institute
Register.
Next Tuesday, September 2Sth, the offices