The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-05
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 8, 1900.
local, AFFAIRS.

last chance to register, anu IL w oon NE
lister you can't vote
Rev L. ;. sothoron having returned
there will be services at Rock Spring Church
op Sunday at IL A. NJ.
The ofica OF the secretary OF the Harrore
County Agricultural Society has been re
turned to the Lee building on Once street,
Wednesday. October 8. WAS the JeWisn
: Day Of Atonemeut. one Of the most so'"mn
obligatory holiiays 10 tina Hebrew calendar
According to a record kept at Hsrrison' &
Pa. the water In the susquehsnna river rs
three inches lower than It has been since ieoo
Mis-. Florence MeIlor, OF shawaviie. ha.
recei lived the appointment from the School
Board TO the scholarship at 81, Mars's Female
Seminary. .
Rev. ]. ". McIlvaipe, formerly OF Anna
polls, will assist Rev. 8. c. WATSON at the
Churchville Presbyterian Church on sunday
morning. s-ra- .-..
A locust tree upon the premises OF Mr.
william Dav, near Mseton. has undertaken
the task of blooming again and 10 making
success Of II. .-..-
The Forty Hours Devotion commenced
a, Ct Junstius Church. Hickory. on Sunday
last Father Frederick was assisted by Rev.
Fathers Hauck and Kane.
I'm the quarterly distribution OF the stare
School Fund parford county was ailotted tne
sum q, 50 $40 70 for white schools and
81, 1872 IS for colored schools. Y:
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Air during Fair week will he the show WIN
dows NJ Rousa's store They we're decorated
under the direction of Mr.. ]. c. Trundle.
Mr. Noble L Mitchell sold for Mr.. James
". McNahb, trustep. on Monday at the Court
House door, 6a4 acres of unimproved land
near Mscten TO Mr.. John Wallace for 1915.
-Georpe Msrtelle. aged nine years. fell
from a tree at Edgewood on Monday after
noon he was taken to Johns hopkins Hos
pitaI for treatment but died on Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Gulielma NJ Ebaugh, dressnaker,
living in Philsde'phis, WAS granted an ahso-
lutte divorce in Baltimore on Thursday last
from her husband Francis A. Ebargh. They
were for several wears residents Of Bel Air.
On Thursday Judge Waters sentenced
wiIHsm Cross. convicted Of obtaining money
under false pretences. to two years Genuine
ment in the Penitentiary. and Jeremiah
Smith, colored, convicted of stealing hicycle,
to six mouths confinement in the House Of
Correction.
Announcement has been made ~ the
marriage 81 Mr. danes A, Wheeler. OF Black |
Horse and Miss Lillian F. Parrish, o. Ba'ti- |
more county. which will take place at VernoD |
NE Church. near Gsmmel,. on Wednesday |
next. October 10 at Z 80 P. NJ.
The Warehouses at the depot belonging |
to the estate Of the late Benjamin F. Minnick.
were offered at public sale on Monday, and |
withdrawn on account of inadequate bids. /
The property Is in the hands Of Mr.. Jacob a.
Dozen, attorney, for private sale.
Mr.. Edwin Temple, Of Bel Air and Miss
Sadie f. Bennington, OF Pylesviile, were
married st the residence OF the groom's ratner,
Mr.. James Temple, near Rel Afr, on Thurs
day afternoon nv Rev. r. A. Castleman. Mr..
Joshus w Mccall acted as best man.
-Niss Sarah T, daughter Of Mr.. H. sspp
Scarborough. was greatly surprised by the
sudden advent Of 8 large number ofher young
friends at her home near Bel Afr, on Friday
ave, ing They brought an orchestra and
dancing was INDUCED until late hour.
The Baltimore American published on
Mordaya strsw vote taken upon train, IN
which McKinIev had large msjoritv OF the
ballots. The Anlericnn evidently made mis-
take In location. 1t must have been train
retu ming from a colored camp meeting
In the Circuit Conn for Bsltimore county
last week, in the cases Of George N W. Norris
and wife vs. John C. B. Wright. Hannah
Wrghkand Elizabeth Gantz. the demurrer to
the mar was sustained 90 to Elizabeth Gsntz
and overruled as to John c. B. Wright and
Hannah Wright. $ffL!-
The Sabbath School and preaching ser-
vices at the Fallston PRESBYTERIAN Church VIII
bc continued on next Sunday and service he
gins at P NJ. Music &c sent out by the
Sabbath School BOARD viii be used. DR.. John
8. Green is expected to be present to take
part in the services.
Mr.. william Fl Greeuvay, who in 1895
made a deed Of trust to W. Besttv Harlan.h as
settled with his creditors. all Of them.befne Il
paid in full. The farm near Creswell goes to /
Messrs. s. A Williams and w. Fl. Dawson.
attorneys, in trust, for the devisees Of the late
George Hawkins Williams.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek |
Farmers Club will be held A. the farm OF |
Mr.. B. Howard Hannah. "Indian Spring |
Farm" atPriestford bridge, on tomorrow,
Saturday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. The sub |
ject FOR discussion will be. "The past. pres |
ent and future of Indian Spring Farm"
AT the meeting in Havre de Grace Of the |
Baltimore Presbyterv this week, committee.
consisting Of Rev. ]. Stone. Rev. Henry |
Branch and Rev. j. Addison Smith, was In
strncted to visit Rev e. Finney, who is III |
at the Union PRESBYTERIAN Hospital In Balti |
more. and express the sympathy Of the Pres |
"A spirited and interesting game of base |
ball WAS PLAYED upon the Fair grounds on |
Saturday afternoon between the Bel Air and
Aberdeen clubs. II resulted in victory for
the VISITOR, the score being 5 to g. The hat
teries were: Aberdeen Whiting and Whiting;
Rel Air, Kraft and Damn. Umpire, a. Her
man Reckord.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. John q. Norris
accid en- tally backed into an old. unused well
on the Fair grounds yesterday morning. He
was able To keep his head above water, and
after considerable labor he WIS brought to the
surface. He WIS uniDjured and upon being
released from his unpleasant predicsment,
whickered for something to eat.
On the first dav of October the directors
of the Hartford National Bank determined to
allow interest on time deposits with view Of
affording its patrons the essential features of
savings bank. This action is in the line of
the plan pursued for some years by the Citi
zens National Bank of Frederick, and adopted
about asesr ago by the Second National Bank
of Cumberland.
"A Democratic Club was organized at
Level on Saturday night with 70 members.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, William B. Hopkins; vice-presidents,
Ambrose Cooley and Asel Tolenger; secre-
tary, Edison H. Foard; treasurer, Joseph E.
Spencer: The next meeting will be held IN
the Sons of Temperance Hall on Saturday
October 13ats r. NJ. no =
The grand jury has been recalled and will
be in session on Monday. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. X. T. Mavin was appointed as
an expert engineer by Judge Waters to
examine into the matters concerning the Balti-