The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-04-11
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
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john Schwartz, indited for the murlle-
OF Carl Eichelman, was found guilty of MUIR
der in the second degree, on the 2Sth of March.
His counsel have filed motion for new
trial.
"A dwelling house occupied by Mr..
O'Brien, on the farm of John E. Owens. near
Towsontown, was burned on Monday night.
Loss 81 ,000-no insurance.
"A few weeks since Mr.. Jesse Carr, living
near Randallstown, Baltimore county, was
found dead in the woods near that place.
VIM. Hand Browne Esq, of Baltimore
county, editor Of the Southern Repieon, has
received patent for a car brake.
On Saturday, March Goth, fearful tor
nado passed over large portion of Baltimore
county, doing immense damage.
From the Herald.
"A new Methodist church lust finished at
Powhatan, Baltimore county, was entirely
demolished by the wind and rain storm OF
Saturda, week.
From tie I0acS0nt0scn Union.
Col Robert Wylie, a highly esteemed and
wealthy citizen of Baltimore county, died at
his residence four miles from the city, on the
Iookstown road, on Saturday morning last
The deceased was in the 10th year of his are
and unmarried.
MIR. Samuel X. Davis, well known in this
county, and who, for several years has been
connected with the choir of ST Paul's church
Baltimore, has received an offer of a lucrative
position in Il choir in New York.
No new cases of smallpox in Towson-
town, and the disease, it is thought, has dis
appeared.
Not long since ghost made things live
ly for Il family in Long Green, and more re-
Gently another "spoOk' has been disporting
himself, herself or itselfin Il house on the Har-
ford road, occupied by an Irishman. The
latter stood all manner of annOyances until
his ghostship, as ii is said, upset his supper TIA
blc smashed the dishes, &c, when thinking
"disgression the better part of valor" he fol
dcd his cloak about him. and silently stole
away.
CECIL COUNTY.
From tile WAia
S. f. Chandler, of Port Deposit, has
sold his livery stable to James 4. Dell. of
Rhode Island.
The barn of Thomas w. Reed, three miles
from Elkton, was burned ON Tuesday night
of last week. Insured for S400 in the Cecil
Company.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county, the
case of Thomas Tratord VS. the Deer Creek
Iron Works; removed case from Hartford
services alleged TO have been rendered by
the plaintiff as foreman of the defendants
works. Tried before the jury.
The steam saw MILL ut the head of the
n. f. river, formerly owned and run by JOS
G. johnson, hts been sold to Davis e. Pugh,
OF Port Deposit, who are about starting it up
to keep in connection with Il lumber yard,
grain and fertilizer depot
From tile Democrat.
The Port Deposit sash factory has started
again in full blast, and the humming noise
sounds quite familiar. Mr. James Trimble
has taken Mr. N; hollands place, and Mr..
n. holland has taken charge of Mr.. Dubois
sash factory at Havre de Grace.
Wilbur Abrahams son of Joseph Abra-
hams, Esq, of Port Deposit, was found dead
in his bed on Thursday morning.
YORK COUNTY.
From tile WHghtsciHe Star.
The Creitz Creek dam, just above the
saw mills of H. James & Co., has been dam
aged by the recent rise of water.
-Fishemcn about Wrightsville are catch
ing suckers" and "catties" in large numbers
The Columbia dam at Wrightsyillc has
not been injured, as reported
The river was i'll good rafting condition
the latter part of last week, and great num-
bers of RATS were expected.
Ducks and swan have been very plenti-
full i'll the Susquehanna, near Wrightsvillc,
but the high water and winds have interfered
with their cnpture.
The Board of Directors of the Peach Bot
tom Railway are making arrangements to
push the work vigorously during the coming
Spring and Summer. About $4,000 cross
ties have all ready been contracted for.