The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-03-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

presses by steam power III ehol' 'iie'
Much needed improvements are being
made to Covers Hill, near Havre de Grace.
The dainty little steamboat Getty Belize
is AGAIN plylng between Lapidum and Port
Deposit.
Mrs. Conrad Krouse and Miss Edna
Harkins, of Aberdeen, are visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
AT the close of the Monday session of the
Circuit Court, the jury was discharged until
Monday, April Is.
Ninety six applications for liquor licenses
have been made to the clerk of the Circuit
Court at TOwson.
Mr. Richard Burton has removed from
Bel Air to place on Winters Run, below
Howard & Archer's Mill.
The new draw on the P, w. 81 b. H. X.
bridge over the Susquehauna river, has been
finished after two months OF labor.
Miss Matte Smith, of Edgewood, has
succeeded Miss Minnie L. Moore as one OF
the teachers at the Aberdeen school.
-Arch-deacon William H. II. Powers, will
nreach before the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
at Emmanuel church, on Sunday night.
Mr.. Walter W. Preston has sold the
GALAXY property in the Fourth district, near
Jarrettsyille, to George Whann, for $500.
BY the will of Mrs. Nancy Jones, the sum
of five hundred dollars has been left to the
North Bend Presbyterian church, Federal
Hill.
in the Circuit Court the case of Henry
Cantler, charged with violating the local
option law, was tried before jury. Verdict
mot Guilty"
Mr.. Harry N Hanna, of Bel Air, will
deliver an address before the Sunday school
of the Falston Presbyterian church on sun
day at 2.45 2. NJ.
-Lenten services are being held at Holy
Trinity p Z. church, Churchville, By Rev.
E. A. Colburn on Sunday, Wednesday aud
Friday of each week.
Grace, little daughter of Mr.. James
Wayne, of Delta, cut one of her hands SO
severely one day last week that the services
of physician were necessary.
A small barn and granary at Parkviile,
Baltimore county, was burned on Tuesday.
1t was insured with the contents in the Har'
ford Mutual Company, for $3.50.
Mr. VIM F. kissing, caught in his corn
house on Tuesday, dark blue carrier pigeon.
1t had upon its right leg silver band marked
7. 1920 He fed it and released it.
Mr.. Clarence NJ Yost, of Norrisville, and
Miss Carrie NJ. Weller, of Stewartstown were
married in Detroit, Mich, on Thursday,
March 10th by Rev. J. NJ. Thoburn.
MIR. Alfred Baker, of Bradenbaugh, and
Miss Georgia Holingshead, of stewartstown,
Pa, were married by Rev. K. Wharton at the
NJ E. Parsonage, Stewartstown on March y.
The attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement OF Mr.. w. c. Licking the
reliable dealer in shoes at Delta. lie oilers
abundant inducements in the way OF bargains.
A bill for 81, 400 20 has been presented to
the County Commissioners, OF Baltimore
county, for costs accrued in cases removed to
the Circuit Court, for Hartford county for
trial.
The personal property of the late B. +.
Handy will be sold on tomorrow, Saturday |
afternoon, at his late residence near Fulford, |
at two O'Clock by j. Edwin Webster admins |
traitor.
"A license has been issued by the Clerk OF
the Baltimore County Court for the marriage |
of Henry Il. Baker, of Stablersville and Mar
garet j. Hollingshead, of Trump, Baltimore
county.
The Tayler base ball club has reorganized
for the season OF 1898. 1t is an exceptionally
strong one and is ready to meet any amateur
team in Maryland. j. w. Patterson, of Tay-
lor, is the manager.
MIR. Arthur G. Foster and Miss Alexina
Briefly, both of Havre de Grace, were married
on Thursday evening, 18th by Rev. {. Her
bert Richardson, at the Fayette street NJ. +.
parsonage, Baltimore.
MIR James Getty, of Baltimore, long and
favoraby known to Hartford people as the
proprietor of the ''OId Stone Tavern" dry
goods store, on Gay street, celebrated his S7th
birthday on Wednesday.
Letters testamentary have been granted
by the Register of Wills to Harry d. Hanway
upon the estate OF Mary A. Hanway; and to
Barclay Z. and Harrie j. Hoilingsworth upon
the estate of Hanna c. Hollingsworth.
Hon. Vim. b. Baker has introduced bill
in the House of Representatives, to pay to the
heirs OF the late Henry w. Archer, the sum OF
$500, for quartermaster's stores furnished to
the Federal troops during the late war.
Under the quarterly distribution of the
Public school fund made by Comptroller
Goldsborough, payable after March 25, Har-
ford county is entitled to 81 S0SG3 for white
GsDf onl,n
Col. Herman Stump, George Y. Magma
dier, George L. VanBibber, John s. Young,
James A. Lyle, Charles A. McGaw and Henry
G. Maynadier, were in attendance upon the
Circuit Court Of Cecil county at Eikton this
week.
Mr. Louis Dashieli, passenger agent of
the Baltimore and Lehigh Railway at Bel Air
refuses to confirm the report that arrange
ments have been made with him to transport
Company d, in case war should be declared
with Spain.
On Sunday afternoon the Sunday Schools
of Jerusalem and JopPa Christian churches
presented Mr.. j. Il. Orsburn, the superintend-
ent of Joppa school, with handsome Bible
and wears subscription to the Christian
Standard in token of their appreciation of his
services.
The attention of the lovers OF good
horses is called to the new advertisements in
this issue. Mr. X. {. Richardson, of Church
Vile, and Mr.. Z. w. Baker both call attention
to fine specimens OF Hartford bred animals,
which are recognized as being of superior
character.
"A raid was made upon the tramp colonies
on the b. s. L. t. K. near Bel Air on Monday
evening and twelve of them were arrested
and committed by Justice Barnes to Fort
Forsythe. In the morning they were dis
charged with peremptory orders to make
themselves scarce.
The closing entertainment of the Friday
Night Lecture Club" was held in the Masonic
Hall, an Friday evening, fair audience be-
ing present. The programme consisted Of
duets by Masters Harry and Willie Bissell; a
solo by Wallace Broumel and dialect readings
by Rev. Kerby s. Miller.
Mr.. j. d. Hopes, Of Perryman, an en-
ploye of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad was struck by a train
near Perrymau on Thursday morning and
seriously injured. His left leg was broken
and he was severely bruised. He was taken
to the Johns Hopkins Hospital.