The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1874-11-13
Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS


The Hagre Republican says that its faith
in the death oflhe Democratic party is shaken.
MIR. James D. Holland, the timer, has
removed from his old stand, in Bel Air, far
Their west on Main street, nearly opposite the
new public school house. Give him Il call.
The Rev. E. A. Colbum, of Trinity
Church, Churchville, will preach at Emman-
uel Church, Bel Air, on Friday evening, No
Vember Goth, at n o'clock The services
will begin punctually at the hour named.
The Maryland Association for the Pro-
lection and Preservation of Game offers re-
| ward of $50 for any person who engages in
shooting ducks from sneak boats, &c, con-
| trary to the provisions of the wild fowl law.
The ducking season, says the Republican
of last week, is now fairly opened, and great
many have been killed during the present
week. Black heads are retailing at so cents,
red heads $780, and canvass backs 1925 per
pair.
We have received the first number of the
Baltimore TRADE Reritac, weekly CONNER
cial, mercantile, manufacturing, mining, agri-
cultural, railway and shipping journal 1t
is published by Charles Harvey & Co., at No
8 Post Office Avenue. BY mail SO 10 a year
On Wednesday German, in the employ
of Mr.. William W. Richardson, near Bel Air,
had his right arm dislocattd by falling from
pile of fodder. lie was taken to Bel Air,
where Drs. f. H. and w. S. Richardson re-
duced the dislocatiun.
Mr.. Elias Beaumont and wife, who live
near Fallston, on Saturday, October 31st
celebrated their "tin wedding" The occa-
sion drew together number of their friends
who brought with them variety ofprcscnts,
all consisting of tin.
II. A. Grove, of Stewardstown, York
county, had his leg fearfully shattered last
week by being kicked by a horse He was
sitting on the front of the wagon, with his
legs hanging down, when the accident oc-
Cured.
"A protracted meeting has been in pro-
gross in the Methodist Protestant Church, in
this place, for some days. The pastor Of the
Church, Rev. W. M. Strayer, with his col
league Rev. r. T. Smith, are assisted by the
Rev. Mr., Nichols and Rev. Mr.. Finley. The
attendance has been quite good.
The Glen Rock Item of last week says
"Mr. w. ii. Simpson, of Long Valley Mills,
near New Market, Baltimore county, informs
us that he has chcrry-tree in full bloom
He also says that on the Goth ult., about IS
wild geese lit on his mill dam and amused
number OF spoitsmen, who in short time
collected at the dam, and who succeeded in
shooting three"
On Election day George Armstrong,
while cunning for partridgcs, in the neigh
borhood of Halls Y Roads, accidentally shot
Kinscy McCommons, one shot passing
through his ear, two into bis arm, three
through his abdomen, Out not inwardly,)
and several into his le1s. Mr. McCommons
was severely but not dangerously injured.
The Town Commissioners of Bel Air
have been engaged for week or two past
in still further improving the place A sub
stantial brick pavement has been laid on
Main street. from Mr.. William Young's resi-
dence to Mr.. William Jeffery's. A force of
PAYERS are also at work repairing the bed of
Main street-an improvement that has been
needed for years past.
Mr.. Robert Dalrymple, of No 10 Light
street, Baltimore recently completed and
sent to ex-Sheriff Forwood, proprietor of the
"Grangers' Hotel" of this place, n very hand
some hotel register. The book is tastefully
and substantially bound, the ruling is perfect,
and everything about it denotes the best
workmanship. We learn that the book was
a present TO Mr.. Forwood from IL number of
mercantile friends in the city
SALE OF LAND.-J. S. Dallam, real estate
agent, has sold'to VIM. Gatchel II farm of