The aegis & intelligencer., 1897-10-08

phone line from Constitution to New fark
and Gatchelviile, Pa.
, MIR. Jacob Brilhart slipped while cross
fng the trestle over Broad Creek at Pyiesville
a few days since and was badly bruised.
Mrs John Badders celebrated her eighty
fifth birthday at her home near Norrisvllle on
September 18th. About sixty of her friends
and relatives were present.
The congregation of the Methodist Pro
testaus church a. StewArtstOwn have begun
the work of enlarging their building. The
addition will be 2+X25 feet.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held at the residence
Of Mr.. c. Lewis Elicott near Darlington, on
Saturday next, October 9th.
MIR. James s. Butler has removed from
Delta to Newport News, Virginia, where he
will engage in business Mr.. Price Whitaker
expects to join him there shortly.
THE forty hours devotion" commenced
at s.. Ignatus Church, Hickory, on Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Hopkins, OF Boothby Hill, has
lost eighteen hogs from cholera. He estimates
his loss at SIS.
Mr.. Jervis b. Tyson, died at his home
near Bradshaw on Friday, and was buried at
st. Johns Church, Kingsville on Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. A \. Bichell, who was junior pastor
of Bel Air Circuit last year, is assisting Rev
E. C.. Makcsky in the revival services at the
Norrisvile Methodist Protestant church.
-. 1.,oo Of tha EOtilliOu
club will be held at the Temple on Friday,
October 18th. The two succeeding ones VIII
be held on October 29th and November Eth.
ks-Iu the appor.ionment Of the public school
taxes to the schools of the State, the sum OF
s5617.26 wa. allotted to Hartford county for
white schools and 47S2s3 for colored schools.
We were CAD TO congratulate Mr.. DAVID
L. PYLE upon his appearance in Bel Air Tor
the first time since May Sth. His illness was
of so extreme a nature that his life was des-
paired Of
John :. Green, of Chestnut Grove Preshy
terian church will deliver an address at the
Fallston Presbyterian church, on Sunday next
October 10th, at 80 P. NJ. to which the public
is invited.
-Protrscted services commenced on Sun
day at Wesleyan VI. P. Chapel near Havre de
Grace Rev. J. McLain Brown, the Confer
ence Evau gelist, will assist the pastor, Kew.
Frank Fl. Mullineaux.
The Zen Mar orchestra, which furnished
the striugcd muse at the Fair, was composed
of Messrs Howard Anderson, piano: William
c. stiler, violin: Robert Stifer, cornet; and
John Richey, clarionette.
Rev. W. W. {. Walker, the popular
Junior pastor Of West Hartford Circuit, of the
NJ. E. Church. has resigned in order to attend
the Drew Theological Seminary. Rev. Rich
ard n. Edwards is his successor.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. David
l.. Pyle at his home at Pylesville, few days
since, it being the anniversary OF his birth.
We are glad 70 be able to chronicle his restora-
ton to health after long illness.
-Messrs. William Eisenhart, Henry w.
Aitland AMI Lawrence B. McSherry claim
the discovery Of rich deposits of go!a and
silver in the lever end of York county
Klondike seems to be getting near home.
A stock company is being organized in
Baltimore, to make daily steamboat trips TO
Port Deposit, stopping at Hasre dc Grace,
Betterton and Tolchester. \ meeting was
held on Thurday at Port Deposit which was
we'll attended
The public school at Maryland Line,( New
Market. Baltimore county, has been closed
on account of the prevalence of diph'heria In
the village. Three deaths have occurred from
the disease in the immediate neigborhood OF
New Market.
The sbauties used by the Bohemian can
rers at the packing-house of Mr.. John NJ.
Michael, caught on fire and were entirely des-
trcyed late on Thursday evening. The fire
was caused by children playing around the
sheds with matches.
MI. j. 9. Richardson sold as auctionte ell
for Mr. 5. a. Williams, trustee, at lie Couii
house door on Monday the Herman property
on Poit Deposit avtnue, Bel Air, lately oc
cupied by Mr.. Thomas A. Hays, to Miss Sallie
Allen, for Il 800.
a rick cf about forty tons of straw wa:
burned on the farm of c. VI. Wilkinson & Co
on Wednesday of last week, being accidental
" set on fire by match head flying from th
hands of one Of the employees white he wa
lighting iiFe Il: the well.
Scarlet fever has broken out among tE
school children at Aberdeen, four cases Eavtn!
lceii reported last week Dipthcria has ais
made its appearance among the colore'
children, one hoy having died and severa
Others being Ill with it.
It is freely predicted that potatoes vii
Oriug a dollar per bushel during the coming
winter 1t has been the smallest crop 10
Years Delaware, Maryland and New Jerse
will reap the harvest, the crops elsewhere Gt
Jug almost total failures, They are now sell
ing at sixty cents bushel.
MIR. Henry e. Niles prominent membt
of the York Pa, bar, is the guest OF NJ
Stevenson \. Williams. MIR. Niles is al
nounccd TO deliver the opening lecture of II
Friday night lecture course. He will rendt
dramatic recitations from Shakespeare
"Merchaut of Venice"
On Saturday Of last week, Mr.. Willia
n. Bowman, while driving along the rca
Between Black Horse aud Sheppard postoflic
YaIfinore county. shot and killed ba
eegle, measuring six Feet, six inches from L
10 tfp. Tie head, neck and tail are as whi
as suow. tie body being black.
The Gmdner troupe which performed
Masonic II Ill t5t week, were well worthy
more encouragement than they receive
Little Georgia Huntingdon was i'll herself I
traction sufficient o have filled the house
every occasion. The magical performance
or Mr.. Gardner are refined and masterly, HI
the cineograph is too well known an attrs
tive to need any notice at onr hands. '
hope to sec them again in Bel Air.
-ConsiGerable dissatisfaction was caus
IN Eel Air during the last two days OF |
Fair, by the failure Of the NorrisNiie Ba
10 play in town before ard after hey yisll
flie grounds. that being the express cause
their engagement The lame excuse oil ha
ing left their bass dunn on the grounds, "
ridiculous, from the fact that the drum OF
Bel Air Band could have teen procured In
few minutes, even had they been compelled
leave their instrument on the grounds.
The store of J. Dukehart & Go. IN ia
more was broken into and robbed on sumo
wetk of valuable lot Of cutlery. Act
rpop information obtained by the arrest
several DO; who were charged with the
fensc. Detective Hogan and Sergeant
came to Bel Air on Wednesday ard rec We
eighty dollars worth Of fine knives from IA
who had charge Of table upon which hni
were placed to be eucircled by rings thro
from a short distance. The faker had I