The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11
, Local Affairs.

Live hogs have now reached $40 2t
n Chicago, the highest price paid sim
1865 In Pittsburg they have reac e.
40 55.
The monthly cake sale nfthe Woman
Guild Of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, vii
~ held at the h Ime If Mrs { A Hol
liissworth on Saturday afternoon at 4
Iclock.
All interests at Annapolis have dur.
ng the past week conferred around the
as monopoly bill from Baltimore. TIL,
.use of monopoly got stinging de'et I
IN Tuesday.
-Coalie. faithful horse belonging t.
DR. Nm. F. kislirg. of Bel Air, di d on
friday last. She had served in the cars
ia baltimore for a number of years and
vas about 35 years of age.
Mr. Joel W, Silver, who is moving
rom Lapidum to his farm near Rock
Run, had the misfortune to lose one Of
lis best work horses which he f und b d
hung itself in the stable on Sunday nj sht
"A young man chided his bride wife
that she couldn't make bread ike his
r'other made, and She reminded her hus
and Ia return that he couldn't make
"the dough" like her father use to make
Miss Margaret Anglin will appear at
the Academy during the week beginning
next Monday in the new play, The
awakening of Helena Richie The
scenes of this play are laid in Old Ches.
ter, Pa, about the year 1860.
The ladies Of the Forest Hill W. {.
T. w.. will hold the last oyster supper OF
the season in the W. c T. L. Hall, For.
est Hill, Tuesday evening, March %. II
stormy 1t will be held Wednesday even.
lug. March 90.
"A St Patrick's social will he held at
the home Of Mrs George Archer on
Thursday evening March 17th, at I
O'Clock A silver Offering will be taken
at the door, and the proceeds will he for
the benefit of the church building at
Mountain.
At the publ, sale of the pe'spual
property of the late J. Miles Curry. h I'd
a. Upper Cross Roads on Wedi es lay,
two colts. two and three years old.
brought 1912 and corn brought So 60
per barrel Nj {. c Richardson was
the auctioneer.
"A valuable. high spirited young mare
belonging to Mr. K SITTER " lille hitch
way got loose. an after wandering for
a time in an apple orchard got on the
homeward road and made the eight mile
trip to her own stable without any
damage to herself or the buggy.
Y --Towson is now complaining that the
oil sprinkled on their roads last summer.
which SO etftctu lily kept down dust, thus
checking the ravages Of automobiles, is
now, as the frost comes o 1t of the ground,
most unsightly in appearance and ruinous
to the house wife's disposition as it L.
tracked into the house and onto the
parlor carp:t
1.-The cotton duck factory at Franklin.
vile which was fitted up last spring and
was put in operation about August, has
been aband ,ned and the machinery is
being shipped from bradshaw to points
In the South All the operators are re.
m wing from that vicinity and the loss
of the mill has been a distinct loss to the
ne'ghborhood.
Cattle continue so high in Chicago
that, according to LAWYER, all cattle
which are large and fleshy enough to
slaughter are taken up by butchers at
higher prices than feeders are willing to
pav. However we note that he shipped
to MARYLAND three carloads weighing
1856 at SIS 20 and one carload weighing
900 at S. 10 About thirty cents should
br added to these prices for delivery,
N-Mr {. W. h ,ker having been urged
by his friends, irrespective OF party, TO
withdraw his refusal to serve longer as
School Commissioner finally agreed to
do so and he has been again named by
the Governor to succeed himself for
te IN of six years from May ], 1910
The county is to be congratulated that
II will continue to enjoy the benefit OF
hi, sound judgment and efficient services.
DIR. Basil Spaulding, Of Richmond,
Va. who one year ago bought the old
M Ilvaine farm, has had the frame sawed
TO replace the barn which was burned
about forty years ago This was the
LAT gest and probably the finest barn in
tn county. 1t was suddenly DESTROYED
by fire Just after harvest when WELT filed
with hay and grain, and the cause OF the
c)nhagration was always surrounded
with mystery
Mr.. John D.Ran. who some months
ago purchased the Dr. Hayward farm
near Clermont Mills and moved onto it
the 6rst Of March, within one week ni
TO Mr.. c. II. Bradcnbau2h, formerly Of
Hartford county but recently OF Ladies
burg, Md tor an advance of S. 900
Mr. DeRan and family will probably
spend the summer with his father, Mr.
John DeRan.
Pine prices for stock sold at public
auction are still being reported to US by
well pleased vendors At Mr.. Floyd
Pyle's sale near Hickory COW fresh last
July sold tor SOB, one fresh in January
sold for $40 and one with calf by her
side sold for $40 Mr.. |. w. Thompson
was the auctioneer At Mr.. Walter
NcAtee's sale near St. Mary's Church
three horses, one colt and one eleven
years old, sold for an aggregate OF SG37
A remarkable case of demanded
honesty in warranty on the rart OF the
vendor will be tried in Baltimore county
during the next term Of court A well
known farmer purchased five tons OF
pure raw animal bone meal Distrust
Ing the appearance Of the Roodsupon ar
rival, he had sample analyz and the
chemist reported that they graded IN to
the guaranteed analysis but contained
some filler" Because of this find the
farmer brings suit.
Mr.. Alex Bond, senior member Of the
brokerage firm of Bond, Sands & l.ackie,
OF Boston, has bought Of the heirs the
old home place of his father, the late DR.
Bond, OF Fallston. This property con.
tains ATS acres, n considerable part OF
which is in woodland and has on it
mansion house which cost S2j 600 to
erect. The property has been much neg
lected in recent years. and Mr. Bond con
templates spending upwards Of $4,000
at once on the mansion. His future
plans have not yet been definitely formed
a. to whether or not he will occupy the
house himself
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs w. w Preston has returned from