The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Towering icchergs have lately b en- seer
off our coasts. his may account for the eco
weather we have had lately.
The Nor,i=vii!e F: ~mers' Cub vii ho!J
their regular mrrt.Gg 1t III siIence Of Mr.
Jacob Yost, this (Frdayl evcIiIg
-CbiIdreu's Day services were held in the
Fork Ihristian Church on Sunday. Rev. D.
A Hopkins is the pastor of the church.
It. eanuuairscps + the Deer Creek Driving
Association VII! be held on their grounds, near
Gorsuch's Mills, on Thursday, August il.
Letters CT administration have been grant
ed by the Register of " ills to Charles A. BCl ,
upon the estate Of the late Jacob +. Bull.
The receipts in the Baltimore county
treasurer's Office Cor The month of June, in
GLIDING liquor licenses, were about SO OCO.
Emory Grove Camp, under the spices
of rhe Baltimore Conference, NJ E. Church,
will open August 10, continuing until August
"a.
List of uncaled. for letters remaining in the
Bel Air postofiice July Il: MIR. William
Harris, Mr.. Joseph j. Pyle and Miss Ella
Ryan.
The Penn sy'vania Railroad Company is
plscipg fine crushed stone on the grounds
around t. cir handsome new station nj Alb
deem.
-Her,y jackson, an aged coiored man, en-
ployed by Mr.. Daniel Scott, near Bel Air, was
knocked down and badly tramged by young
heifer.
Charles Ba!ka native of B ,hemia, was
granted his final naturalization papers, on
Tuesday, and became citizen OF the Cnhed
States.
MIR. John ale Watkins, Of the 11tb dis
trct, Baltimore couGiy, is announced as
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff.
TIE Diamond Match Company 1T is stared,
has offered TO buy the plant of the York lfa.)
Match Company, and the dea is about con-
summated.
Letters of Administration have been
granted upon the estate of { larkson II. Nest,
by the Register Of Wills, TO T. e. Blair ard
Frank Il. West.
Oscar F. Lackey, of Sherwood, baltimore
county, the yellow fever patient st S"ihurre
Island, New York, is doing as we'll as could be
expected, and it is believed he will recover.
Arrangements have been Perfected for a
Presbyterian Reunion, which will he held at
Pen-Mar, on Tuesday, July 25. 1t promises
to be the large ST and most important yet held !
Mrs. Archibald Webb, Of Fawn Grove, |
ell from cherry tree, at her home, one day |
last week She fell about twenty feet and wss |
severely Jared, but apparently received 20 |
serious injury.
COL s. N. Hyde, of Long Green, the we'll
known Gamer of Egyptian sweet corn, adver-
tises for a superintendent for his cannir |
business. He offers from - to IS day for
coed, reliable man.
Mr. henry s Pritcht tt, superintendent Of
the U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, is seek
ing data pertaining to the Mason IL Dixon
line His address is Treasury Department.,
Washington, D. c.
The Rev. James F. Plummer, rector OF
Christ Church, West River, is at the Union
Protestant lrfirmary, Baltimore, after
thoroughly successful operation for appen-
dicitis by DIR. Finney.
Mr.. Charles H. Wood. of Aberdeen, who
was painfully injured by cutting his foot with
an adze, while st work on the ?, w. q B.
Railroad bridge at Gunpowdcr, has recovered
and is again at work.
New potatoes are arriving in Baltimore
from the Eastern Shore. Prices rance fro m
50 to 50 barrel, and are likely to he higher
by the end Of July. The potato cropi short
in almost every quarter.
The three Protestant Churches in Towson
will hold union services during July and
August. Rev. Thomas H. Wright, pastor of
EPSON NJ P. Church, preached in the NJ. E.
Church, on Sunday night
Mr.. William H. Rawhouser, OF Aberdeen,
~ss In Bel Air, on Monday. He was driving
the noted running horse which he rode, some
wears ago. when he WAS the champion tourna-
ment rider Of hartford county.
MIR. William c. Bennington and Miss
Sadie E. sullivan, both of PSlesvile, were
married on Sunday at thu fighia'd Manse,
by Rev. A. bert G. Parker pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at that place.
Pen Lucy, The b. me of the late Colonel
Richard Malcolm Johnston, the auh"r Of
uDukesborough Tales" at Wavtrly, Bait
more coubtv, vas sold on No, dat 30 .. II. |
Crommel for So Geo. 1t coutai 81 acres.
Albert EichelberCer was brought before
Judge Waters, on Monday, frcm tbs House
of Correction, by d writ of habeas corpus,
filed by his counsel, Mr.. William l.. Cooley,
and after hearing IVES dismissed from
custody.
The Siugerly Pulp and Paper Mil, Fear
ElktoD, WIS sold by trustees 1T private sale,
last week, to New York capitalists, who will |
at once operate the plant together with the |
paper mill at Providence, which they have |
also bought.
The hay crop throughout the county has |
been harvested, ard is generally reported ~
very light The corn is suffering very muc
from drought, but promises we'll. Oats ard |
wheat will not yield much more than bali of |
the usual quantity.
Professor j. Z. Harry, Of the George own. |
Ky, College, who is spending his vacation
with relatives in Hartford county, read a
paper before the American Biological Society,
at its session at the Columtia University,
New York, last week
MIR. John II. ReckGrd intends to raise
Lake Fanny, at the Rockford Mills, Winter
Run, to point level with the present mill
race. This, he thinks, will afford from so 70
IS per cent additional horse power for his
electric light and mill purposes.
Joshua Cooper was arrested by Deputy
John H. Dever, on Monday, charged with
carrying concealed weapons at Hendon Hill Oh
Sunday, and threateningtO do bodily harm t.
j. VIM Burkins. He was sdjudged guilty and
fined one cent and cess, which were paid.
DIR. Harvey Marley, a well-known druggist
of Towson, died on Monday night from the
effects OF dose of prussic acid. After goir
to his bedroom he returned to his store, saying
to his wife he would get something to help
him to sleep. 1t is believed that lie took the
poison by mistake.
The High House, that well known boat
ing, fishing and grabbing resort, on Rumney
Creek, is again open, under the management
of Mr. Harry s. Hyde. All who know Mr.
HYDE may rest assured that he will do every
thing in bis power to add to tie pleasure of
visitors to his place.
The Children's Fresh Air Society, OF
Baltimore, in an advertisement in this week S
L4Eqis, headed Farm HOUSES" request COZ s-
popdence with farmers who are willing to
board from 10 to % city children during the
summer. This society is doing a practical
good work and we hope our friends will aid