The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-02-09
The Esls and 1ptelliseneer.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 9, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

heavy rain storm Vlsilcu Inn iS >
- IN sunday afternoon and night.
"A Farmers Institute will be held al low
son on Monday next, February H.
The farmers in the vicinity of Constitu
ton are very busy with their tobacco.
Hon. Murray Vandiver qualified as Treas
urer OF the State Of NJ Maryland on Monday.
The United Milk Producers Association
will hold meeting at Fallston on Mohuaf'
February IL, at IL A. NJ.
Key. Joseph d. Smith, pastor emeritus
of Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church, preached
on Sunday at the Highland Church.
Mr.. George NJ. Pyle of Hickory, had one
n, his horses kicked 10 the stable recently
Thu volusble animal had TO be killed.
The observance Of "ChristiAn Endeavor
Dsvm nv the Methodist Protestant Society,
has been postponed until further notice.
Mr.. Thsddeus G. Blair, of High Point,
has gore to Cumberland Gap, Tennessee,
where he has been engaged to open the Iron
Mines.
Edward Potts who was for many years an
,mploye of Mr.. Jay F. Towner, of Perryman,
died in Baltimore last week from Brights
disease.
The Board of County Commissioners Will
msct on Mondays and Tuesdays of each
week during this month and during the first
week il March
Letters teStamentary upon the estate OF
Catherine Martin have been grated by the
Register of Wills 10 Frank Z. Martin ami
Wi!lilm Martin.
-Amarriage license was issued on Mon
day by the Circuit Court to Mr.. Harry Lay
field Mauldin and Miss Sarah Olivia Mallick,
both of Baltimore.
-Messrs. W. l. Street, of Suunyburn, and
d. w. Jones, OF Slate Hill, have each had
horses badly injured by driving them over the
unfinished pike at Cambria.
The Home Mission Band, Of Slate Ridge
Presbyterian Church, held largely attended
social at the residence OF Mrs. Howard Coul-
son, in South Delta, last week.
There will be a congregational meeting
at the Jerusalem Christian Church on Friday,
Feb. 0, at 8 P. NJ, to decide some important
questions. All are requested to be present.
MIR. Philip r. Bond, Of Port Deposit, who
has had his Office for several years past with
Mr.. John 8. Writ, in Elkton, will shortly re-
move to Pittsburg, Pa, where he will
practice his profession.
Rev C. N. Wolfe, pastor of Salem and La
Grange Evangelical Churches, will preach his
farewell sermons on Sunday, February IL.
He will preach at Salem at 10 A. M, and at
LaGrange at $50 2. NJ.
Miss May Owens, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Owens, of Perryville, was mar
ried last week to Mr.. John Mcclure, Of
Columbia, Pa, by Rev. George W. Dawson,
pastor Of the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. Hugh T. Glacken and Miss Annie M.
Blackburn, daughter Of Mr.. John Blackburn,
were married at South Delta, on Wednesday,
February Z, by Rev. A. Lewis Hyde, pastor OF
Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church.
Dr. o. B. Carcaud has sold one-half
interest in his drug store in Baltimore to his
nephew, DIR. Russell Talbot, Of Calvert county,
and has taken up his residence in Bel Air,
where he will remain for some time.
On Saturday Judge Waters excused
Messrs. Louis DeGoll and Frank j. Boyd
from jury service, and dew Mr.. George B.
Ensor OF the Fourth district, and Mr.. II. II
Boyer, of the Second district, to fill their
places.
"A meeting of the residents Of the town OF
Perryville was held on Thursday evening for
the purpose of organizing Mutual Improve
ment and Literary Association, with Read
ing room attached, for the benefit Of the COM
munity.
-Messrs. j. Martin and James W. Nc
Nabb, States Attorney, have removed their
law offices to the rooms in the Archer Build
ing, on CORTLAND Street, over Col. stump's
office, which were used last year as Demo
cratic Headquarters.
The Baltimore and Lehigh Railway Com
pany have offered round trip tickets for the
Farmers Institute at Towsou next Tuesday at
90 cents from Bel Air, $l.35 from Pylesville,
go cents from Faliston and correspondingly
low rates all along the line.
"A novel entertainment will be given In
the W. c. T. U. Hall at Forest Hill, on next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, when the
best local talent of that vicinity will render
the comcdiettss, "a Bunch of Roses" and
"Chrfstmas Boxes" 1t will be treat worth
enjoying.
The grounds OF the Cecil County Agri-
cultural Society, at E!ktou, upon Which The
Cecil Fairs have been held for a numter Of
years past and which included 2G acres Of
land, in and about Elkton, were sold under
the hammer on Tuesday to Col. George II.
Ash, Of E.kton, for S, 400.
MIR. william DeBruler, of Hartford county,
~
were married at the Methodist Episcopal
rsonage, Havre de Grace, on Saturday
morning, by Rev. w. E. Bird. Mrs. John
Elliot, OF Perryville, accompanied the bridal
party from Perryville and witnessed the cere-
mony.
The Epworth League Of Grace Methodist
Protestant Church. South, Aberdeen, has been
recognized with the following officers: Presi-
dent, r. W. Wells; First Vice President, Miss
Gussie Neleon; Second Vice President, Miss
Hilda Thompson; Third Vice President, o. c.
Michael; Secretary, William B. Richardson;
Treasurer, Miss Ella Martin.
The Trustees of Grace Methodist Protest
ant Church, Bel Air, are having a very
necessary improvement made to the church,
by sheathng the entire ceiling to both the
audience and Sunday School rooms. The adj
ditiou to the comfort Of the congregation
will amply repay the authorities for the labor
and expense, as for some time past it has
been impossible to keep the building COM
Portable 10 Indictment weather.
"A valuable mare belonging to Mr.. Joseph
Dunnigsn, Of Ady, died on Tuesday night Of
lockj4w. The mare, "Kane's Own" was q
thoroughbred, and figured extensively In
the Courts OF Cecil and Hartford counties, as
the "bone OF contention" in the numerous
sappington and Windolph suits. A slight
bruise upon her back, appears to be the only
cause for the lockisw. She was about ten
years old and was the mother Of a very prom
Using colt. Every effort was made to save
her life by the surgeons.
Guardians Appointed.
In the Orphans Court this week, Mr.. Will
liam F. Stubs was appointed guardian OF
Anita and Edith Stubbs; Barclay E. Holdings
worth guardian of Anna and Edith Holdings.
worth, and Harrie j. Iollingsworth, guar,
dian OF Helen Hollingsworth.
Sale of Valuable Property.
The valuable property, lying in and ad