The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


bnted along the line OF the road.
Mr., Levi BechtoId has in course of ers'
tion large dwelling and store house combine
at Carsins. 1t will be 60 by co feet in size.
The pupils Of Kirkwood school will hol
a strawberry and ice cream festival, at thei
school house, on Friday evening, June s'h
Mrs. Mccall Is having handsome rei'
dence erected on Market street, HaVre q
Grace, Mr.. James L. Burke being the contrae
tor.
Letters OF administration have bee
granted by the Register OF Wits 10 =. NJ
Allen upon the estate OF Richard braceh
bsugh.
The annual meeting of the Farmers Clue
OF Maryland will be held at the Maryland
Agricultural College on tomorrow, Saturday
June 2.
-Esdealon Lodge, A. F. & A. Nj, of Delta
have decided to erect new hall, aud VII
meet at tie Odd Fellows Hall in that place
while building
Tie ladies of Slate Ridge Presbyt erfar
Church will hold a straw berry and ice cream
festival on thursday evening, JuneT. suppe'
will also be served.
We are indebted to Mr.. Sullivan, tht
accommodating gent At Van klbber, Tor
cory OF The Lew timc sable OF the aA!t!mor-
and Outs Ref road.
Mayor VanEcman has appointed j. W.
Maslin as tx collector At H>vrc de Trace.
The tax rate for 1900 has been fixed at sixty
cents on each one hundred dollars.
The nav artesi,n we'll which has been
completed for Nj. (. G. Drawn, Of Bel Sir,
has been tested ard is able to f;ratsh water at
the rate of thirty gallons per minutes.
the meeting of the wilma W. G. I. Y
will be held at thu home of Mrs. Hannah ).
Hollinssworth on Wednesday, JuGe6, instes q
of Thu sday, as heretofore announced.
AIR. Daniel A. Bay, of Pylesvi!ie, has been
appointed as the Republican member OF the
Board of Supervisors Of Election by Governor
Smith, vice, Mr.. Richard Dallam, declined.
The cut worms are committing great
depredatlons in the upper part Of Hartford
county, and lats experiments prove that the
farmer who kills a crow destroys one OF his
best friends.
The Callahan farm, one mile north OF
Aberdeen, containing 245 acres has been sold
to Henry c. smsyer for S, 100, and the Mon
treal farm OF l66 acres near Aberdeen to H..
A. Osborn for 500.
MIR. William Ii. X. Woodrow, of Norric-
vile, who is the principal CT the public school
at Cardiff has received an appointment In the
Baltimore postofice ard will enter upon bis
duties about July LIST.
A license was granted on Saturday in
Baltimore to Rev. William IL. LttZinger, OF
Delta and Mss Eliz. Clunet. Mr.. Litzinger
was formerly the popul: pastor Of the Norris-
VILE Methods Protestant Church.
"A movement Is on foot and being actively
pushed by the citizens of Cardiff to secure
additional electric lights upon the streets OF
that town. Several OF the citizens are also
contemplating lighting their houses.
We acknowledge the reception of an invi-
tation to attend the thirtieth Commencement
OF the Western Maryland College. The ex-
ercises will extend from June 10 to June Is,
and will be we'll worthy of attendance.
Mr.. Edward Tuustell, who has been at
the Battery Hatching Station as clerk, for the
past two years, has been transferred to
Woods Hall, Massachusetts,, the largest
hatchery iu care of the fish commission.
The two horses which were stolen from
Al - iobp A 2nDHar OlfDRt
were found on the Wednesday succeeding,
near High Point. They were saddled ard
gave evidence of having been ridden rapidly.
The game of base ball on Saturday be-
tween the Noppareils, OF Aberdeen, and the
Athletics, o: Baltimore, resulted in victory
for the former, the score being to :. White
and Baker, and Quick and Groth were the
batteries.
Robert De Renick, alias K. benson, who
plead guilty recently OF making counterfeit
silver half dollars, was sentenced on Saturday
to six years imprisonment in the penitentihry.
He and his outfit was captured not long since
In Havre de Grace.
The Citizen's National Bank Of Hsyre &c
Unisn Avenue, ss temporary quarters. l. Will
be fitted up at orce with desks, safe, counters
and the necessary requirements. The bank
wall open It's doors on Juiy2.
Exclusion tickets TO Baltimore on account
of the Elk's Exposi ion will be sold at all
points on the Baltimore aud Lehigh Railroad,
at one fare for the round TRIP gu Tuesday,
June 5th AID Wednesday jane Is. All tickets
good until the succeeding day.
"A carrier pigeon was caught at the
watering trough Of Forwood's Hotel on Mon
day by Colonel Brady. 1t is fine looking
bird having brass band upon one leg and a
silver band upon the other bearing the fol-
lowing inscription: n. o. 74l9.
-Lottie Webster, negro, who is in jail
charged with ass1ulting her mother-in-laW
Webster On Bush River Neck below
Michaelsyiile, short time ego, took an over
dose of spiris Of camphor on Friday morning
and vas made seriously i'll for while.
The Mount Zion Sunday School Mission
airy Society will hold its second quarterly SER
vice on Sunday, June 8, at els O'Clock, r. NJ.
An interesting programme hes been prepared,
Il includes an interesting address, subject,
t'India,n By the pastor, Rev. Frank Il. Isaac
The teacher and pupils Of public school
No IL, district No. 5, will hold an Ice cream
and strawberry festival on the school lawn OF
Friday and Saturday evenings. June lat and
81. Should the weather prove uniavorable II
will be held the following Monday and Tues
day.
The thirtieth annual commencement oil
the University of Maryland, Department Of
Law, will be he'd in the Academy Of Music
Baltimore, On Monday next, June 4. Among
the graduates will be our fellow townsman
Mr.. Thomas A. Hays, Jr., to whom we are IL
debted for an invitation to the commence
ment.
MIR. j. G. Rouse announce: elsewhere IL
our columns that he will retire from business
on July 1 and all cash tickets must be re
deemed before that time. He also Advertise
general reduction in prices from now on
Mr.. Rouse's reputation is well known art
what be says he means. This ID an exce'len
chance to secure bargains and any one witt
does not avail himself of this opportunity will
be the loser.
The New York Clothing House in fey
we'll chosen words calls the attention of GU
readers to their immense store, 102 and 1c4 Z
baltimore street, Baltimore. Personal ex
perience has CONVINCED US that this Is relis
BILE place to deal and every pae will be certai
to get full value for bis money. Mr.. Archie
Ii. Jarrett formerly of this county ia one G
the most trusted employees Of this firm an
bis courteous treatment Of all his fellow cour
tians, whether purchasers or not is SO wei
known that repetition is unnecessary