The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-19

w. West, of Baltimore, with DR.. Robert
Lewis, of Philadelphia, and DR.. Robin,
of Delaware, left by the Lusitania on
Tuesday for England They will spend
six weeks visiting the clinics of London
and Paris. Mrs. Kelly and her family
are IN their camp in Ontario, where Miss
Esther Kelly was recently operated on
for appendicitis.
The dog day, of August which de.
mand change of air and environment
are sending our people to the mount aims
and seashorc just as they are driving
residents of the city into our midst in
ever increasing numbers One of our
best Judges Of what's What and Who's
Who has recently returned from an out
ing and il YOU will hunt him up he can
give you some valuable pointers as II
where to turn your weary body.
The advertisement OF John J. Lawler.
stock cattle dealer of Chicago, will be
seen elsewhere in our C lumns MIR.
Lawler during the past few years has
sold cattle to numbt Of our best farm
ers and without exception they have
expressed themselv as well pleased with
their bargains. lie reports the run as
heavy and sales active for the past week.
fair to good cattle weighing 500 pounds
bringing about four cents per pound
Company X First Regiment NJ N.
C., are preparing Tor "A good time on
Labor Day. September g. whtn they will
hold tournament On the Base Ball
grounds at Havre lie Grace. Forty
dollars will he given in prizes. After the
tournament sham battle will take
place between the Military Company
and the Level Red Men. and AT night
ball will lie given in the Armory. when
the succ' dul knights will crown the
= uetn and her maids Of honor.
The recent purchase of the Is FAC $.
Sanner farm of about 100 acres, near
Wilma by Mr.. Showacre, an attorney of
Baltimore, Tor a handsome consider alton,
demonstrates the effect of the state road |
on property contiguous thereto. as this
property lies within one mile Of the Black |
Gap pike. This particular neig hborhood |
seems to he especially attractive to city |
residents seeking summer homes, mum.
her OF favorable sales to such customers
having b,cn made in the recent past.
Recent rains have done wonderful |
good to growing crops and the strong
probability OF more IN the near future
give encouragement To dairymen and
graZcrs Onr dairymBn remarked to us
that the flow OF milk from his cows was
increased one third bv the cooled air and
succulent grass 1t is thought that this
rain will guarantee n crop oi early plant.
ed corn but that late corn has been So
retarded in growth and the lower BLADES
have died to such an extent that it has
been permanently damaged
A few weeks ago we commented
fay 1rahly upon n combination sale which
was h, in Tnwson, and now We learn
that second was held last week. 1t
was largely attended and results were
very .tisiactury, as rll articles disposed
of brought excellent prices 1t is the
intention of the management Ia continue
these sales at intervals during the of
season of the year and we still believe
that similar method ii dis y psing Of
personal property could be resortcd to
with advantage in Hartford.
The sale uf Mr.. William T.. Rohinson's
herd of dairy cows on Monday demon.
strated not only the care with which
the herd had been selected, but the skill
with which they were put on the market,
and the very keen activity in this line Of
live stock. fcading off with individuals
which sold at $s7, $40 and $40 each
not withstanding one very old animal
which brought only $2G. the herd Of
twenty ,owsaverapc 500 % each Mr..
Robinson's busy life requires him To give
up the dairy business with its big checks
but eXacting cares.
Through the Publicity Committee of
the National Gamers Association. priz.s
aggregating $50 have been offered for
the best original catch phrase" or
slogan, to consist of several words or "A
sentence, which can he adopted hy the
Gamers in advertising their goods. The
competition is open to everyone, and II
is hoped that the many canning interests
of Hartford will he represented in the
contest. Last winter in n "a similar con
test, the prize essay on How To Increase
the Consumption Of Canned Goods" was
submitted by Mr.. Edward Y. Stockham,
of Petryman, this county.
MIR Jobn W. Lambripbt. of BENSON.
has left nj our office samn'rs of burbank
and Irish Cobhler potstoes which ARE
the most remarkable specimcns that we
have ever seen hut then il must be re.
mcmbcred that thee is only one Lam.
bripht in HaIforl county when il comes
TO raising garden products some OF the
Burbank potatoes measure rs inches IN
longitudinal circumference ana weiRh
twentV'one ounces. ana the Cobbler
variety is scarcely smaller IN SIZE Inc
surface OF both Is sm"oth ana perfect
beyond criticism ana their meat all that
the most iastidi"us 'pieure cou'n demand
Joseph w. Hunter. automobile com
missioner Of Pennsy lvania. has reversed
his decision that it would be impossible
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