The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-11-04

stroke OF paralysis which be suffered las
week.
The oyster supper which was held las
week by the ladies Of Ayres Chapel, Dry
Branch, was well attended and proved &
financial success.
Make but one mark on your ballot and
that the Y with the black iudelible pencil, in
the big black square to the right of the face
of 'Old hickory"
The trees have put on their fall robes,
and there are enough beautiful and brilliant
hued autumn leaves to satisfy the most e1-
acting aesthetic taste.
MIR. Walter A. Cox, of Baltimore, has
cratic cause during the week. He has made
several effective speeches.
-Wann Post, &. a. r., of Forest Ill., will
hold an Oyster Supper at that place on Sat
urday evening, November 3. Ladies are es-
pecially invited to attend.
Mr. Joseph w. Chamberlain, deputy
clerk OF the Circuit Court was in attendance
in Havre de Grace, this week, for the pur-
pose of issuing wild fowl licenses.
The annual reunion banquet and inspec-
tion of Admiral John Rodgers Post, q. A. X.
will take place at the Spencer House, Havre
de Grace on Tuesday, November Is.
Mr.. Lennox B. Bond, has executed a deed
of trust for the benefit Of his creditors to
MessIs. James j. Archer and Thomas NJ.
Maynadier. bond has been filed for 50 900.
A license was issued on Friday by the
Clerk OF the Baltimore county Court for the
marriage OF Rev. William j. Glenn, of Cowen-
ton, Baltimore county, and Miss Martha
Alice Robinson, OF Magnolia.
Private Harry T. Spencer, of Company D
First Maryland Regiment, has been removed
from Camp Meade to st. Joseph's Hospital,
Reading, Pa, for treatment. He is son Of
Mr. j. n. Spencer, of Eavre de Grace.
Mr. Noah W. Akers and Miss Lizzie Knoll
were married on Tuesday, October 18th, ut
the residence of the BRIDES mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Knoll, near Joppa, by Rev. w. d.
Knight, pastor of Abingdon NJ. E. Church.
Make the with the black pencil which
you will find in the voting booth. If you use
any other your vote may be rejected Be
sure not to put any other mark of any kind
on your ballet. If you do, your vote will not
be counted.
A steer belonging to Mr.. John Bull who
resides near Jarrettsv!le, while attempting
to escape from pair of mules, which were
chasing it around the pasture on Thursday,
jumped over fence and fell upon its head,
breaking its neck.
The yearly meeting of Friends commenced
at the Park Avenue Meeting House, Balti-
more on Monday. Edward Stabler, Jr., OF
Baltimore, was appointed as clerk, or pres-
dent, and A. Haviland Hull, OF Harford as
assistant clerk, or secretary.
If you wish to rid the State of the cor
ruption which Is now revealing III high Official
places, drive the entering wedge by voting
for Hon. Richard b. Tippett, for Congress.
Don't stay at home. That will be playing
into the hands OF the Republicans
Mr. &. Harry Haynes and Miss Lille
Richardson were married in Baltimore on
Thursday. October u. Mr.. Haynes was the
station agent of the b. & L Railroad at Bel
Air, previous 10 the appointment of Mr..
Dashieli, and made many friends here.
Tie Archdeaconry met on Thursday at
West Arlington, Baltimore county. Rev r.
A. Castleman was appointed as a committee
to draft map of Hartford county, showing the
number and locations Of each of the Protestant
Episcopal churches in Hartford county.
The large rocks in the susquehanna river
~ uhar in, do I,raaa
were blown out by dynamite last week They
were an obstruction to navigation and were
removed in order to furnish safe path for
the steamer SuSquehanna in her trips to and
from Baltimore next season.
"A shooting match took place ON Friday
afternoon near Bel Air. in whish the follow
ing were the leading scores: DIR. William S.
Archer, out of 10; James F. Bauer, out of
81. :. Richardson, Jr, s out Of 9; w. c.
Norris, out of Z: c. c. Barnes, out OF A. p.
Meores Maynadier, 5 out of birds shot at
The third quarterly rally of the Goodwill
Local Union will be held in the Franklinville
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening
next at Z 30 O'Clock. The meeting is COM
posed of the Mountain, Joppa and Fork
Christian Churches, Union Chapel VI. P. and
FsIlston and Franklinville Presbyterian
Churches.
-Quartermaster's sergeant Thomas w.
Hall, OF Company d, First Maryland Regi
ment, has received an honorable discharge
from the United States Service. Sergeant Hal
was our special correspondent and his bright
and intelligent letters, reviewing the news
Of the First Regiment will be greatly missed
by our readers.
Do you love your country: Vote the
Democratic ticket and help to free the nation
from the dominion OF the corrupt party
which allowed our soldiers to sicken, starvt
and die in the midst OF plenty and sent on
sick sailors home in infected ships, to di
upon the ocean, or reach home mental ant
physical wrecks.
Work was commenced last week on tn
long needed new station at Aberdeen for tn
p, w. & B. K. K. Co. 1t had been unde
contemplation for some time and the con
tract was finally awarded to Mr. Levi PatteI
son, Of Aberdeen who promptly commences
operations. Aberdeen is one OF the mos
thriving places in Hartford county and j! on
of the oldest stations on the p, W. & 4
road.
The proceedings Of the Hartford Histories
Society were unfortunately crowded out {
our columns last week. Several importar
donations were received and officers WEI
elected for the ensuing year as follow
President, Rev. E. A. Colburn; vice presiden
A Finnsy GaIbreath; secretary, A. P. Silve
treasurer, n. n. Mock; librarian, Harry
Whitaker. Rev. w. w. Davis, of jarrett
Vile, was proposed for active membership.
The Secretary to the School Board {
Thursday received a communication from Il
State Superintendent Of Public Instr.cio
announcing that he had had returns from b
one county, viz, Dorchester, whose contrib
tions to the La Fayette Memorial Fun
amounted to $38. "a; and asking If contribute
could not be procured from friends of t
school so that the counties could surpass t
city, the latter having raised the sum
$942.64.