The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-01-10

The Republican caucus on Wednesday
night selected Hon. William II. Jackson
a. its candidate for United States Senator
and Thomas j. Shryrock for Treasurer
-Rev 5. S. Greenwcll. ofRclay Prcsby
terrain Church, Baltimore county, viii
preach on next Sabbath morning anC
evening at the First Presby tcrian Church
Bel Air.
-Ex-Shcrif kinhart has removed with
his family to his farm near Madonna
! While in Bel Air the Sherif! made many
warm friends who will miss his genial
presence.
-Mcssrs John S. Young, JamcsJ Archer
and Michael IL. Fahcy, members of the
Bel Air bar, have been i'll Elkton this
week looking after number of removed
cases from this court. They were all
continued until the March term.
-Alessrs. Wortbington and Slade rails
ed the past season on seventy acres OF
Indian Spring Farm, 921 barrels of corn.
Besides this the 400 acres of tillablc land
Welded l, 900 bushels of wheat, 40 tons
of hay and tatt cned 81 head of cattle and
100 sheep and lambs.
There will be preaching at Providence
NJ. p. Church, Sunday, January II, at
1890 A. NJ and Union Chapel at 8 p. NJ.
Special services will begin at Grace
Church, Bel Air, at 745 p. NJ. and will
he continued throughout the week at 3
p. NJ. All are cordially invited.
During the winter season the services
at Bel Air NJ E. Church will commence
at 7.3OP. NJ. instead of o'clock. Ep-
worth League at p. NJ. Revival meet
ing begins next Sunday evening. January
10th, and will continue several weeks
Services at 80 P. NJ. each evening.
The Democratic members of the SEN
ate and House of Delegates held a caucus
ON Wednesday night and selected Hon.
Arthur Pue German as their candidate
for United States Senator and Hon Muir
ray Vandiver for State Treasurer. The
election of these gentlemen will probably
take place next Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph w. Chamberlaine, of
Havre de Grace, was painfully injured
while driving home last Saturday even
ing. His horse became frightened when
near Swan Creek Mills and backed the
vehicle over an embankment. Mr.. Cham
berlaine was thrown out and badly
bruised, but is now better.
On the first of January the firm name
of Hanway and Barnes, hardware dealers,
Main street, Bel Air was changed to
Hanway Barnes and McComas. This
change was made in accordance with the
entered into between
Messrs. David Hanway, Wilbmer L.
Barnes and Emory A. McComas. The
firm, as it now stands, is composed of
men possessing excellent regulations and
business ability. They are fully up to
the times and their we'll stocked store of
goods, which are being sold at living
profit only, shows that they are deter
mined to meet the demands of the pur-
chasing public.
General Herman Stump, President of
the Hartford County Agricultural Society,
has received check from the State for
$3.50. 81, being its share of the appropria-
ton of $4,000 which was made by the last
for aiding agricultural associa-
tons. The payment of this sum had
been resisted by the Comptroller on
grounds and since our Society
has been reorganized it has received no
assistance whatever from the State. The
President was compelled to file petition |
with the Comptroller, which fully set
forth all the facts in regard to the Society
and showed that it had strong equitable
claims for its share of the money. Sue |
,eding boards of directors will have no !
trouble hereafter in getting the Society's !
share of the appropriation as it is now
recognized by the state officials as one of
the associations that come under the
meaning of the act.