The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-Ifyou are not registered on October 10 yot
cannot vote.
Remember that you cannot register afte'
Tuesday next.
Admiral Dewey passed through Hartford
county on Monday afternoon.
Rev, Z. j, Baird has been released from
the pastorate OF Deer Greek Harmony Church
MIR. Walter Hildt, of NorIisvile, sprained
his wrist very badly while cutting corn last
week.
Don't fail to attend the Fair next week
Bring your family with you, 1t will be worth
seeing.
Don't forget to attend the Fair. Go, and
help make the attendance this year the largest
ever known.
Crisp, frosty mornings, fresh aEdinvigora-
ting days and cool nights, these are ideal
autumn days.
Our old acquaintance, "Hi Noon" was
entered for several OF the races at the YORK
Fair, this week.
Revival or protracted services are being
conducted at Wesley Chapel, M. +. Church,
near Black Horse.
The Norrsville Farmers Club met on
Friday night of last week at the residence OF
Mr. Thomas E. Kerlinger.
Charles Hasse, native of Germany was
granted his final naturalization papers By
Judge Waters, on Tuesday.
The great combination sale at the Fair
Grounds, next Friday, promises to be attrsc-
tive. What have you to sell
"A marriage license was issued last week
in Elkton, to Forest Gray Evans, of Havre de
Grace, and Alice Blake Cord, OF Hsgers;o"n.
Charles Wagner, native of Germany, was
granted his final naturalization papers, in the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, on Monday.
An oyster supper will be given in the 6.
A. K. Hall, Forest Hill, Saturday evening,
October 81, for the benefit of Wann Post No
40.
A marriage license was issued In Balti-
more city, on Monday, to Robert j. Cooney,
of Edgewood, and Miss Ida suess, OF Balti-
more.
Apples have been sold in the upper end
of Baltimore county as low as four cents per
bushel this fall, according to the Baltimore
County Union
There are many things in the farming line
for which our beautiful county is noted, and
handsome specimens of each should be found
at the Fair next week.
Among the debutantes in Baltimore, this
season, will be Miss Edna Latrobe, Miss Lille
Munnikhuysen and Miss Thyra Kirk, all we'll
known in Hartford county.
"A marriage license was issued by Clerk
Forwood on Wednesday to William Markoe,
of Reckord, Baltimore county, and Mrs.
Annie Hutzler, OF Baltimore city.
"A marriage license was issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, last Friday, to
Mr.. Ernest William Kratz and Miss Catherine
G. Dempsey, both of Baltimore city.
Robert Seneca, of Havre de Grace, placed
in a pond near Oakland $500 catfish, averag-
ing inches In length, to kill the carp, which
are said to be the cstfish's natural prey.
The twelfth annual reunion of Battery b,
First Maryland Regiment, commonly known |
as Shows Battery, will be held tomorrow,
Saturday, 7th instant, at Port Deposit.
Among those who were fortunate enough |
to draw prizes at the G. A. r. drawing, at
Hayre de Grace, last week, was Mr.. E. NJ |
Allen, of Bel Air, who secured barrel OF !
-four.
"A license was issued by the Clerk of the |
Circuit Court, on Wednesday, for the marriage |
of Mr.. Lyman Berlin, Of Bradshaw, Baltimore |
county, and Miss Ida Kessler, OF Baltimore |
city.
The class of 1901, of the Western Mary |
land College, has been organized by the cleo |
ton of officers. Miss Edith G. Kimmell, OF
Aberdeen, has been honored by being chosen !
as prophecies.
Founders Day exercises were held at the |
Jacob Tome Institute, Port Deposit, last
Monday. Addresses were delivered BY Or.
James Mac Kenzie, director, and Rev. Maltbie !
d. Babcock, of Baltimore.
"A slight fire occurred on Monday night in
a room over Mr. s. A. Williams law office. 1t
originated from an everhea'ed coal oil stove, !
and caused damage to the amount OF probably |
$50 before It was subdued. |
What are the Farmers Clubs doing to
make this years County Fair success? Rival
displays from Fallston and wilma were lead |
ing festures in the Horticultural Hall, few |
years since. Why not make it so this year?
Superintendent Moore, of the Baltimore |
and Lehigh Railway, reports the freight traffic !
of his road as being SO heavy that they have |
not sufficient cars to move it properly. He |
saws be could use $50 more cars If he had |
them.
A man giving his name William Graf |
ton, OF Bel Air, was taken to the University !
Hospital, Baltimore, Tuesday, suffering from
several slight wounds upon his head and face. |
He claimed to have been assaulted and robbed
OF $25.
Mr. Charles Amoss, of Lancaster, Pa,
and Miss Theodate Keech, Of Fawn Grove,
we're married 10 st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Clermont Mills, on Wednesday, September
"a, by Rev. Father Kane, pastor of the
church.
Master James Wilson, the six-year-old
son of Mr.. James B. Wilson, who usually
spends the summer months near Taylor, was
thrown from a horse, last week, and broke
his leg. DIR. Emory rendered the necessary
attention.
ALI Terraz, who was shot at Perryville on
September 4, by William P. Windish, and
died at the City Hospital, Baltimore, was
buried on Saturday OF last week, in the lot of
the French Benevolent Society, at Loudon
Park, Baltimore.
-Messrs. Smith, Rouse 6 Webster, bankers,
OF Bel Air, will have tent on the County Fair
Grounds, next week, to which they invite their
friends and customers, who will be sure OF
hearty welcome and have their comfort pro-
yided for while attending the Fair.
The work in the Clerks office during the
month Of September included the recording
Of % deeds, 10 mortgages, 10 bills Of sale,
maeistrates' judgments, l incorporation, 3
releases, l power of attorney, l assignment
and ] agreement. Total go papers.
Hartford county was represented at the
Oxford, Pa, races last week by Mr.. w. NJ,
Whiteford's b. M, Madeline, who secured
second place in the 2.45 race on Friday, and
Timothy Reddings T. m, Belle T., who came
out second In the els class on the same day.
The season for shooting teal and other
marsh ducks in Hartford county closed last
Saturday, and further shooting will be unlaw-
full until the regular ducking season opens,
November 1. Very few summer ducks have
been seen on the fats at Havre de Grace this
year.
The funeral of ex-Judge Thomas G. Rut,
ledge, which took place last week, was one
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