The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-03-09


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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Daniel G.. Michael was appointed General
Supervisor of.public roads in the Cd district.
One hundred and fifty dollars was ordered
for levy in 1877, for keeping up the ferry
from Lapidum 10 Port Deposit, upon condi-
ton that Cecil county appropriates two hun,
bred for the same object.
Proposals were ordered TO be published for
rebuilding bridge in the 4th district, near
Richard McDonald's, over Deer Creek, and
for five smaller bridges in the 1st district, on
the road from Demoss's Shop to Bynum's
Run.
An order was passed granting the appica-
ton of Benjamin F. Nronin and Benjamin
Cole, late Collectors, TO sell real estate in
Hayre de Grace, assessed to VIM Clyde and
j. Boyd, for taxes due for the years 1870,
| II, 'T2 and '73.
David Hanway, Joshua Whitaker and
VIM. T. Clark were appointed examiners to
view and determine the public convenience,
and if they deem it necessary, to locate pub
lie road from Stafford Mills to point near
Hopewell.
John E. NJ cComas, Edward H. Hall and
VIM. I. Clark were appointed examiners to
close public road and open Il private road
for public use in the LIST district, near Edge
wood.
raj 10 l,,r ~
Henry g. Wilson and John Clark, to change
the road from Demoss's shop to Bynum's
Run, was confirmed. Also the return made
| by the examiners on the roa,i in the 9Th dis
trict, known as the Webster road, was con.
firmed.
Adjourned TO meet on the 10Th instant
BUSINESS CHANGES AND REMoyALs-An
unusual plumber of removals have taken
place in and about Bel Air, during the past
few weeks, and others are contemplated.
E. Il, Anderson, harness maker, has re.
moved to Fallston.
Robert X. Carman has removed to tho
neighborhood of Fallston, and the hote
formerly occupied by him in Bel Air, has
been rented by VIM. Stagmer, who has re
moved thither from Wilmington.
Conrad Prick, wheclwright, of Reckord'.
Mills, has rented the shop formerly occupied
by the late Jesse DeHaven, and will conduct
his business there after few days.
VIM. Wynde, tailor, has removed to Oar
} lington; John Flowers, shoemaker, is about tt
remove to Chnrchvlle Mrs. Prigg has rcmov
ed with her family to Baltimore; Patrick Bo
leyn to corner of Broadway and Hickory ave
nue.; Geo II. Groom to the old telegraph office
Office street; N. b. Holland to the hous,
formerly occupied by Miss Jessie Fraser, O,
Bond street. j. NJ. Sterne, matchmaker, il
, about to remove to the West, and the hous,
he occupies has been rented by Andrew ]
French.
George r, Cairnes, of Jarrettsville, Ina.
rented the store fouse of r. E. Bouldn, OF
Office street, where he intends to open al
agrcultural-implement store He hns ais,
rented the dwelling house on Main street
recently vacated by N. B. Holland.
Misses Waters & Wetherill milliners
have purchased from J. E. Batcman the va
cant lot nearly opposite The 1Egis office, nd
joining DIR. Lees residence, where they arr
about to erect two story house. to be occu
pied by, them as Il store
Charles w. Norris has nearly complete,
his dwelling house, on Main street, and vii
occupy it with his family in short time.
! Alvin Everett, who lived near EmmorIon
started for Dallas, Texas, on Monday.
1t is stated that Edward Beaman AM
james Norrington, of Churchvile, are ais
about to try their fortunes in the Lone Sta
State.