The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-04-16

LITTLE LOCALS:

LITTLE LOCALS:
The Marlboro Gazette has receipt for
an easy conscience 1t is the printers re-
ceipt for subscription.
MIR. CharlesR. Hollingsworth, merchant,
of Fallston, has sold out, and is about to re-
move with his family TO the vicinity of Free
port, Illinois.
A grand exhibition of the pupils of the
graded school, of Bel Air, will be held at the
Court House. on Tuesday evening, the Goth
inst, at :! o'clock.
The large sale of valuable live stock, &C.,
advertised by Mr.. j. S. Richardson for the
9th of April, has been postponed until Mon
day, May Sd. See advertisement.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church,
finding that concert will be given in Bel
Air at the time they proposed to hold theirs
have determined To postpone their concert
until September next.
Work was commenced on Monday, on
the additional track between Chasc's and
Aberdeen, on the PhiIa., Wilmington and
ers is $1.25 day.
Mr.. J. Norris Myers, hardware dealer,
of No. 1876 N. Gay street, Baltimore, sends
us convenient pocket memorandum, which
contains q number of useful and valuable
tables, &c. He invites readers of The 1BgiS
to call at his store and get one free.
ho ;o,t Al. A.
lovely Spring with it's violets and verdure
had indeed come, were grevously surprised,
on Tuesday morning, by lively snow storm.
The snow melted, however, almost as soon
as it fell, and by Wednesday night hopes of
spring were revived.
The Town Commissioners of Bel Air
have had a good and substantial culyert pla-
ced at the intersection of Main and Howard
streets, to carry off the water that accumu =
iates along the sides ofthe latter, and swamps
the property adjoining. The work has been
done thoroughly under the careful supervi-
sion Of Mr.. A. l.. Fulford, of the goard.
Otter Point, in this county, with its
wharvcs, warehouses, fishery, dwelling, and
the stock of lumber, coal, fertilizers, &c, will
be sold at public auction, ON the 2Sth inst. +,
by b. f. Carroll, auctioneer for the owners,
Messrs. Michael & Osborn. The property
contains 13 acres ofland, and is valuable, de-
posts of iron ore haying been found upon
it.
The Deer Greek Farmers Club having
through DR.. James NJ. Magraw, placed II
number of black bass in Deer Greek, for the
purpose Of stocking it with these fish, the
owners ofproperty along its banks have for
bid fishing from their lands, in order that
the fish may be allowed to increase until
they abound in sufficient numbers to afford
both sport and profit in taking them
The entertainment for the benefit of tic
Lee Memorial Fund, at the Academy of Mu-
sic, Baltimore lust Saturday night, was II
brilliant and successful affair. Upwards of
$4,000 was realized. An eloquent address
was delivered by s. Tackle Wallis, ESQ,
choice music was sung, and the whole con-
cluded with striking and beautiful tableau,
to have been one of the happiest successes of
the kind given in Baltimore for long time
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GoNE.-Thc wooden deilcctor or breallwa-
ter, erected by the Government three or four
years ago in the river opposite our town,
has gone where the woodbine twineth, or at
least left for parts unknown. 1t will be
recollcctcd that some fourteen or fifteen old
canal boats, loaded with stone, were sunk
along the line of the frame dcfcctor. Whe,h-
CT the turbulent Susquehanna, with its ter
rble brigade of ice-maled raiders, paid any
Difference to these sunken canal boats, and
left them right side up with care is, as yet,
unknown. What effect the late floods have
had, in the way Of making deposits, forming
bars, or cutting new channels about themouth
of tho river, has not been asccrtained. -Haore
Republican.