The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-05-14
Affairs i'm Dublin District.


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Affairs i'm Dublin District.
ACCIDENTS.
On last Friday two weeks, Mrs. Susan Lee,
who lives near Deer Creek was thrown from
her horse near Goshen store and was severely
hurt. Her ankle was very badly sprancd. She
is now recovering.
On last Sunday week Mrs. NJ. A. scarboro was
thrown from buggy near Mill Green, and was
very badly hurt Unfortunately no bones were
broken, and she has nearly recovered.
On the same day lady and her two daughters |
were returning from Church, and when near
Broad Creek their buggy capsZed and threw
them all out; but they fortunately escaped seri |
Gus injury.
Messrs. Crew and Smith have u new slaugh-
ter house at II. Z. Johnson's Hotel in Dublin, |
and are supplying our citizens with good fresh |
beef at fair prices.
Since the late rains and moderate weather,
many fields of wheat have improved greatly in !
appearance; but l am sorry to say that some of
the fields that lie in bleak localities are injured
beyond redemption.
Low WATER
The streams of water are very low for the sea- |
son, and numerous wells and springs have al |
ready gone dry. Nearly all the water that fell du-
condition of the ground; and il we don't have
copous rains soon, there will be q great
scarcity of water this season.
SPRING.
After protracted struggle with old lev Win |
ter, gentle Spring has gained the victory, and
the old chilly king has taken his departure for
The Antarctic Circle Spring, the beautiful
nymph, now comes to us clothed in emerald at
tire, and wearing garland of beautiful flowers
iof her tiara. She brings with her thousands of
beautiful ieatllcred songsters, who gladden. our
hearts with their sweet music. She fans our
cheeks with balmy Zephyrs, and pours gentle
showers on the earth. And the woods and fields
are rapidly putting on their coats Of green
Ahriec welcome TO the sweet nymph
SPOTTED HOG.
hear that if the Court of Appeals decide ad.
verscly to Hotel license, there will be show
established ut Il certain locality in our county.
The price Of admission is to be one dime. The
show is to consist Of a representation of large
spotted hog. In one end of the animal there Is |
to be spigot and each one of the audience is
to have the privilege of drawing glass of old
rye whiskcy from the said hog, by way of
curiosity, 1t is thought that this show will be
very popular, and that it will be ahead of Bar
NUNS curiosities. The proprietor intends to
take out showman's license, and his show will
be at least unique if not mischievous. MARS.
BALTIMORE COUNTY ITEMs.-Truck gardeners
in the vicinity of Baltimore, who did their seed
planting during the few warm days of April, |
have been obliged to re-secd. Tile Baltimore
county Union thinks ego West' fever has
taken possession of Towsontown boys, many of
them having been braye enough TO 20 to Chica-
go.-Caleb Knight, the fastest stOnecutter in
the United States, died last week near Wood
stock, in Baltimore county.--The store and
dwelling of Mr. John Clark, near st. Johns
Church, in the fourth district of Baltimore coun-
ty were destroyed by fire with their contents,
on the 30th ultimo.-Charles r. Chew, Il mer.
chant OF Towsontown, and Joseph Allison, of
Govanstown, are seriously ill.-Dr. Joseph B.
Galloway has been appointed physician at the
Baltimore county almshouse-John Smith is
appointed a constable of the thirteenth district,
in place of T. j. Wade, who has been placed on
the county police force.-The Baltimore coun-
ty Herald complains that the present system of
collecting county taxes is too expensive, S21 900
having been levied this year for commissions
to the tax collectors. The Herald thinks one
competent man could do the work at present
performed by thirteen persons, and at less en-
pense.
York COUNTY lTEMs.-Thc Delta Times has
been shown set of silver spoons, which have
been in the possession of Mr.. James Webster's
family for 10 years.--A Lancaster county far
mer thinks York county grain fields look more
promising than those of that county, The
work oftrack laying on the Peach Bottom Rail.
way is being pushed in the direction of Wood
bine, which point will probably be reached by
the first Of June.-John Jones' carpenter shop
near Gibson's mill, was burned on the night of
the 18th ult Attributed to incendarism Loss
Sl5O.--Mr Thomas Watson has recovered
to rnsnmn IL nsn"i hmsinns % NJ " 4e uolc
boys have damaged the Peach Bottom school
building, by breaking the cellar door and de-
stroying other property connected Herewith.
Mr.. James Fulton has sold house and lot,
containing about six acres, to Richard Ruff for
$3.50. The land is situated near Bryansvile =
The tin shop of j. p. Baker, in Bangor, has been
removed from one end of the village to the
other-The York county side of the susque
the hiGh water ana ine ,r Ivan il H
has been apnointed nosimosoo t J pancH R a.
VOL Cnnppip ,i1or " d At eIch po,.oni,
Son have Ieascd the soy"miil - nronortn 81 II
as p Coonnr near I irn RrihddP 'jt, " ~, NJ H.
tention of convertrg If into Nil" f a,.o i.,
manufacture of puverized slate This m M, .Ie
al il mSed f ps,i 'i.o; inls intcrl-
purposesw1he Delta ' TjoD oot freSr, anu ; otner
have taken tho above instiw' cnn'm, T,ie1 t W.
lis or;n;nol n,ottar :; 49,; toipIinS tna'
rem Of The nrnss n' ~ us prela-
T'be /E,,;s plcads not wit, 'eNs''e''''
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CECIL COUNTY ITEMs-From the JvAig. The |
last spelling bee at Rising Sun realized sos
The fifth Woodlawn Camp commences August
10TH lSI5.-Mr. Anderson railroad employee |
fell from the top of u freight car at Rising Sun
on Monday OF last week, and received severe in |
jurics. old Board of Directors of the
Rising Sun Banking Company were re.electcd |
on Monday last, as follows: James Wood
President; Joseph Smith, Jos. c. TAYLOR, G. |
Blackburn, W. A. Long DR. E. Ueston Isaac
Bradley, John d. Nelson, Directors,-Fifty- |
two acres of land near Bay View, belonging to |
James Trimble, were sold one day last week for
81, 1G0-Reuben Haines ESQ, of the EIkton |
bar, is about starting for Europe, for tour
through England, France, Germany, Italy. |
Greece and Egypt Spelling Bees for The bene. |
fit of churches have made Port Deposit lively |