The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-09
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

-Itisno well authenticated that Mckin-
lev has full hand of Fillipinos.
Now. that the election is over, 1t is time
for the people to stop talking and go to work
Well we'll have "full dinner psils' for
four more years, anyhow, If Mark Hanna tells
the truth.
The Republican parade on Saturday even
fpg was distinctive 10 to 1, when color was
considered.
The strength OF full pocketbook had no
appreciable effect upon the conscientious
voter Of Hartford.
The Republicans have learned one thing,
anyhow, and that is they can't fool all the
voters In Hartford.
The Forest Hill W. C. T. U. will hold an
oyster supper in their hall at Forest Hill on
Tuesday November IA.
There is DO truth In the report that Con-
gresfmsp-eIect BIakeney will introduce bill
to abolish the Cotton Duck trust.
Mr.. John Clark Finney, of Churchvil'e,
recently won first prize in the Sophomore
essay contest at Princeton University.
John Scott, colored. was arrested on
election day by Sheriff Kinhsrt and Deputy
Lingan, charged with disorderly conduct.
-Republcens throughout the county have
made an Overwhelming apology to the Demo
cratic partv for the speech made by Senator
Hoar in the United States Senate.
There Will he services at the Fallston
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday as follows:
SUNDAY school at P NJ. Preaching service
3P. N. Prayer meeting 730 P. NJ.
The Friends will hold their annual
quarterly meeting at Fallston Friends Meet
ing House, on Sunday and Monday Novem-
Der II and 10, commencing each morning at
10 o'clock.
1t is rumored that there WAS an election
held in some parts Of the country last Tues
day. Evidently somedf the Democrats had
not heard Of H., as the returns in some OF the
States chow that they did not turn out in very
large numbers.
The "full dinner pals" brought to Bel Air
last Saturday evening by our Republican
friends must have had glass bottoms in them,
Judging from the amount of that fragile
material which was scattered over our streets
the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs John P. P. Corbin, OF
Jerusalem, have issued cards for the marriage
OF their daughter, Miss Anna Lenora and Mr.
Thomas B. Batemsa, OF wilma. The cere-
mony will take place at Union Chapel, wilma,
Wednesday, November IA, at ak o'clock
Pm.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Alverta, daughter Of Mr.. John Bauer,
OF Bel Air, to Mr.. Chaplin Alexander Fergu- |
son, prominent young lawyer of Baltimore. |
The ceremony will take place at the home OF
the brides father, on Bond street, during the |
present month.
The most lucid explanation that we can
give for the result OF Tuesdays election is |
that too many voters made their mark "oppo- |
site Lincoln's nose" One can almost see this |
grand old statesman in the land OF Tomorrow, |
holding melancholy soliloquy over the I'M |
righteous wonts that his grand old face has |
been put to. 'tTo what, base uses we may |
return"
Likes Berwanger 8 Co., have just moved /
into their new store which has been erected on /
the same site on z. Baltimore street, Balti-
more, that the old one was burned. They |
have the premises filed with the best cloth
ing that the market affords and their prices
are all right. Mr.. Henry 8. Herman, former
ly of Bel Air, will be glad to see all his old
friends.
Prof A. 8. Cook, secretary Of the Balti-
more County School Board, who has been
confined to his home at Towson for several
weeks with typhoid fever, was able on Tues
day to go to Reistertown, his former home,
and deposit his vote. Mr.. Cook expected to
go on Thursday to Greencsstle, Pa, to spend
about week with his parents, and soon after
his return home expects to able to resume bis
duties