The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-03-05
IzocaI Affairs.
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LITTLE LOCALS:
j. r. Walker Il Bro. have rented the
Green Spring Cheese Factory, near Hope
well X Roads, and propose to push the bust
ness.
The entire loan Of 100000 asked for by
the Middle Division Of the Peach Bottom
Narrow Gauge Railway Company, has been
taken.
-Thos. b. Dorsey, Esq, Secretary ofMd
Agricultural Society, has our thanks for
copy Of the address of Hon. A. G. Thurman
deliy cred at Pimlico last fall
The Republican says that NIessrs. Coch-
ran Il Co. have cut and shipped to Baltimore
from the Susquehanna, 1870 car loads OF 200
tons of ice the present season.
On the 25th inst, Rev. George Morrison
one of the editors of the PRESBYTERIAN JVeehyv,
and pastor of Bethel Church, in this county,
was married to Miss Margaret A. Register
daughter of Joshua Register Esq, of Balti.
more.
We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr..
). N. Hyde, of Boothby Hill, for an assort-
ment of choice vegetable seeds, including the
Canada Victor and Trophy Tomato, which
lie raises in the greatest perfection and pro-
fusion.
The usual services will be omitted at
Rock Spring Church next Sunday, on &C.
count of the recent sickness of Rev. Mr. Gal
laudct The usual services may, however,
Cd. W. he expected ut Emmanuel Church
Sunday, at A P. NJ.
Our contemporary, tue Towsontown
Herald, is incorrect in its belief that "one of
the editors of Tile -E9is is a lawyer" This
paper does not rejoice in plurality of edi-
tors, and the only one it has, fortunately or
otherwise, is not lawyer.
On Sunday night last, about eight o'clock,
a small wooden shed in the rear of Cant. A
l.. JaTett's house, in Bel Air, caught fire, in
some way, and was burned down. The 9th
er buildings adjoining were greatly endan-
gered, but the timely and vigorous exer,ions
of The citizens prevented a serious conflarra-
ton.
"A few days ago, while Il well was being
dug on the farm Of Mr.. Henry Richardson,
near wilma, ycarling colt by some means
fell into the hole, and went down a distance
OF thirty feet. With much difficulty he was
gotten out, and strange TO say was not mt all
hurt by the accident.
thereafter Il publication, styled The Month
ly Journal ofthe Maryland State A gricultural
Society" will be issued and sent free to the
members of the Society. 1t will contain the
proceedings OF each meeting and other mat
tiers Of interest. The President Mr.. Davis,
and the Secretary, Mr.. Thomas y. Dorsey,
are the editors.
The gas apparatus at the Tome Memorial
Church, Port Deposit, exploded, on the Goth
ult., setting on fire and destroying the gas
house, adjoining the church. The church
itself was not seriously damaged Mr.. A. II.
Reynolds and the sexton, Thomas TAYLOR,
who We're in the church ut the time, receiv-
ell severe injuries from the explosion.
"A Port Deposit correspondent of The
Baltimore San says
Mr.. A. ii. Reynolds and Thomas TAYLOR,
who were so terribly burned by the eXplo-
sion of gas at the Methodist church week
ago, still suffer greatly from their wounds
MIR. Reynolds is believed to be out ofdangcr,
but it is doubtful whether Mr.. Taylor, who
was most severely burned will recover.
-Threshing by Steam.-Mr r. L. Morgan,
who lives upon General Cadwalader's estate
in Gunpowder Neck last season threshed his
entire crop, consisting of several thousand
bushels Of grain, with Mr.. John E. Brincy's
steam thresher. For ihreshing large crops
Mr.. M. thinks the steam thrcsher the best.
-"Should Woman have the right of Suf-
frage?" was the subject discussed by the Halls
X Roads Debating Society last Thursday
night. The attendance was large, and the
subject was ably discussed by w. G. Clarke,
VIM B. Baker, DR.. Kennedy and Lewis,
in the affirmative, and Geo. Harris, d. Clark
F. NJ. Brown and S. Jay, in the negative
The judges, after careful deliberation, gave
their decision in favor of the Affirmative
Hare Republican,
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