The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-04-09

LITTLE LOCALS:

LITTLE LOCALS:
1.-THE Winding of the Clock" has been
received and will be published next week
MIR. g. E. Penning has sold his dwelling
house, in Darlington, TO Mrs. Eliza Massey,
for $4,000.
MIR. Franklin Hopper, of this county,
has been sworn in as grand juror in the
United States district court at Baltimore.
One day last week Mr.. Jacob Gross, liv-
ing near Jarrettsville, while driving a mule
to the stable was kicked by the animal and
had his leg broken.
Mr.. John Clayman, the new proprietor
of the Hartford House, Bel Air, has taken
possession. Mr.. Cook, the former landlord,
having removed to Fairview.
The Bel Air Cornet Band are making
benefit of the organization. Particulars in q
future advertisement.
james Rigdon of Mill Green, sends an
algebrac solution of S. G. WIS egg puzzle in
last weeks -Kgis. The answer is Is. He
concludes that Goliah could eat one egg on
an empty stomach
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church,
will hold vocal and instrumental concert
in Bel Air, about the 9th CT It'll of May next.
| Singers from Baltimore are expected. Notice
given in due time in this paper.
The ladies interested in the proposed
Lady Washington Reception and Tea Party,
to be held in Bel Air, during the month of
June next, are actively engaged in making
the necessary arrangements. twill no doubt
| be brilliant affair, and a novelty in this
community.
Philip A. Small, of the firm of P. A. &
S. Small, of York, Pa, died on Saturday last
in his 10Th year. His firm built the Sarah
Furnace, in this county, which was success
fully operated for many years. About 1S47,
they with the MGssrs. Patterson erected the
Ashland Furnace, near CockeysvIllc, Balti-
timore county, which are now in full and sue
cessful operation. Mr.. Small was an upright
business man, and noted for his generosity
to young business men.
We notice in the Baltimore San ofWcd-
nesday last, that Mr.. Garrett has decided TO
build the Baltimore & Ohio Railroads new
building, about to be erected in that city, of
the Cheat river stone. Jos. NJ. Simmons,
Esq, of Havrc de Grace, Senator Davis of
West Virginia, and Col. VIM. Callow, of Bal
timore, ane the owners of the quarry. They
have sold the stone, beautiful blue and of
everlasting durability, to the Company at a
nominal price for the purpose of opening up
this large and valuable quarry, and intro
ducing the stone to the publc-Hagre Re-
publican.
MIR. S. N. Hyde, Of Boothby Hill, whose
generous offer to supply free to subscribers
to Tile HgiS and members of the county Ag-
ricultural Society, packages of choice toma-
to seed, writes us that he has received nu-
merous letters from persons in all parts of
the county, and has supplied every one in
accordance with his offer. Next year he in
tends to haye ready large quantity of his
premium stonemason cabbage seed, which
he will distribute in like free and generous
manner. His fine garden is noted far and
wide as q model of neat culture and album
dant productivcness. The fertilizer used by
him is Messrs. John Bullock & Sons ground
bone, which he thinks the best he has ever
used. Their advertisement may be seen in
another column of The 1Egs.