The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-28
THE ECIS AND NTELLIGENCER,
lA}CAL AFFAIRS.
A government pension has been granted
Ia Oliver P. Jordan, OF Darlington.


residence Of Mr.. W. Il. Hoskins, on Thursday
next November 81.
-t,hestnut hunters of both sexes were cut
in large numbers Oh sunday. The harvest
was an unusually good one.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club Will meet
at the residence OF MIR. John B. WysonS' on
saturday, Oct 29th, at 5 P. NJ.
MIR. VIM. il. Day, of Dublin, sends us
some excellent red Strawberries, the SECOND
crop raised from his vines this year.
The wild geese nave commenced tHeH
Southern flight. This Is a universally recoghi-
xed sign of approaching cold weather
Ducks are beginning to make their APP
pearauce in limited quantities, ana the ""eN-
ers and gunners are busy preparing lor The
season.
Mr.. George Oliver sampson and Miss
AdsI,u Clark. both of HarforG county, were
married at Aberdeen on Tuesday, 10y Kew. Us
born Belt.
Company d was WAS one OF the companies
of the First Regiment, houored oy "e'nS
selected to attend the great Peace 0oo'lee a'
Philadelphia.
A license was issued in Towson on Tues
DIV for the marriage of Mr.. Cyrus Copper OF
Baltimore county aud Mrs. Kate Elizabeth
savfn. of Dublin, Hartford county.
-Protracted services will commence at
Salem Evangelical Church, JarrettsVilie' On
Wednesday evening and at Bethel Presbyter-
ian Church, Cathcart, on Sunday next.
The new West Liberty NJ. Z. church Is
rsnidIy nearing completion, and will be ready
for dedication in few weeks. IL Is oricN
structure and imposing in appearances.
ON Monday, J. s. Richardson, auctioneer
soId for Ohio :. Lee, trustee, the d. Ii. D
Fletcher property, near JarrettsVi'le 10 1ne
Jarrettsville Building Association for S2'oVo'
-Mr. Cyrus Copper, Of Mt. Carmel baiti-
moro comfy. and Mrs. Kate L. SaVin, OF
Dublin, Hartford county, were married IN bal-
timore, on Tuesday BY ReV.J. "ynne Jones'
Alvey successful musical and dramatic en-
tertainment WAS given at Bradshaw on Tues
day night for the benefit OF st. stephen
Church. Several hundred persons were pres
ent.
The heat markets were more attractive
july. The american Igricutwdt'St advises
farmers to hold back the wheat they have on
hand.
The high tide of last week did considerable
damage to wharf property in havre &c urace'
An unoccupied house on Msrket street. Which |
WAS one of the oldest buildings in the city, |
was partly wrecked.
MIR. Edward White, Of the Eutaw House. |
Baltimore, and Miss Laura Stanton, OF BROOK |
lyn. y. Y, were married on Saturday at the
NJ. E. psraonaee, Aberdeen, by the pastor, |
Rev. Robert W. II. Weech.
Mr.. Israel A Scarf, Jr., OF Long Green,
was ruu into on Monday by u dou6!e-team
wagon belonging to Patrick Hagan, while
driving from baldwin to Fork. Mr.. Scarfi's
DAYTON WIS besiy wrecked but nc was uniu-
jured.
Henry TAYLOR VIE killed Lemuel Morris
near Evra, Baltimore county, on July Iotn
was found guilty on tuesday in the taItl-
more ccuaty court aud sentenced to eighteen
wears Confinement in the Maryland Penlten-
tiary.
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell, sold on Monday
Bibber, trustse. the property near Dublin,
formerly us ed as church and known rs
Yfngling Chapel, to MIR. George +. Silver,
for $3.50.
The dates for the Lspidum and Level
meetings have been changed. mat at
Lspidum will be held on Thursday at I.3O 7. !
NJ instead OF Saturday and the meeting at
Level will be held on Saturday November 5th !
78OP.M.
A number o. Republicans held meeting
in Morgans's Hall, Bel Air Oh Monday Night
1t was intended for the colored element and !
number II their own race made speeches.
TIE BelLelyville colored cornct band
furnished music.
Why people do not advertise more the
articles The, have for sale, is excelently coy
cred by an srtice which will be found else
where IN our columns. II you have a good
thing let the people know it, and the best
melum is the newspaper.
Hon. Frank l. Duncan and Hon. Spencer
c. Jones, will address the meeting at Aber-
deem on thursday, Nov. 3, and Messrs. Rich
ard b. Tppett, Thomas e. Hayes Isaac Lobe
Strauss and Richard H. worthington at
Havre dc Grace, on Friday, November 4.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of the jeweiry firm known as
the j. X. Armger Company. They are Que
OF the oldest established and most reliable
firms in the city. and we can cheerfully recon-
mend them as well worthy OF Hartford Gus
tom.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with
Avondale Christian church, will hold an oyster
and meat dinner, at Level, on Tuesday, No
vember Sth election day, for the convenience
of the voters. As the proceeds are for the
benefit Of the church, the ladies ask the patron
age OF the public.
MIR. b. +. Darbie, formerly OF Clermont
Mills has opened very attractive Lunch
Room at 2l5 f. Fayette street, Baltimore.
His IS cent dinner is excellent, and Ia as good
or perhaps better than could be purchased
elsewhere for 81. He especially caters to his
old Hartford friends.
"A reunion OF the Purnell Legion of Mary
land Volunteers, who took part in the civil
war, was held On Monday night in Baltimore.
Officers were elected, after which banquet
Quite a number OF Hartford county men were
enlisted in the Legion doing the war.
The latest prediction fixes the end Of
things terrestrial for March, 1899. Notwith-
standing the mathematical eIactness upon
which these calculations seem to be based,
those who believe the words OF Our Saviour
need have no special uneasiness upon the sub
ject-"The day and hour no mau knoweth."
When the Republicans chung out their
banner to the breeze" last week, one end Of
the rope or wire which held it was made fast
to tall maple tree standing in front OF Mr.
schapiro's jewelry establishment. The tree
felt the ndignity. The leaves fell off and
while its associates are still iG full leaf, that
one tree has all the appearance of being dead
Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency
of the weather the meeting at Aberdeen on
Friday night showed the Democrats Of the
second district are alive to the necessity OF a
change in cur representation. About one
hundred and fifty persons were present to
hear and applaud he addresses OF Hon. X. B..
Tippett and others.
AT meeting Of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy held on Wednesday afternoon,
the subject of erecting a monument to the
soldiers aHd sailors of Maryland who fought
on the Confederate side, was considered, aud
he Baltimore y.haptar y OtO >