The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-11-08
Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS :

The diphtheria, which has been prevail
ent in the neighborhood of Forest Hill has
in great measure subdued.
The members of Centre NJ. E. Church
near Forest Hill following the example Of
the Friends, are building shed 100 feet long
for the protection of horses during service.
Capt. Charles l.. Dallam has resigned
his position as Principal of the Darlington
Academy, to take effect November 10TH
1878. His successor has not been appointed
The three masted schooner Silver Wing
Capt. Hubbard, sailed from Lapidum for
Richmond, Va, on Tuesday, with AGO bales
of hay and 5000 feet of lumber shipped by
Messrs Barnes & Archer.
-Messrs. John II. Fowler, G. w. Lurman
and Major Ransom, of Baltimore, were on q
cunning expedition in the Big Woods, last
week, being he guests of Mr.. John Moores
They bagged about rs partridges a score of
rabbits and other game.
Mr., B. F. Heath, who was for some
years Justice of the Peace in this District,
was stricken with paralysis in his lower limbs
on last Friday, and at this writing is in a
precarious condition, though somewhat bet
ter than when first taken.-Hdrre de Grace
Republican, 1st.
His Honor, Judge Grason, has slightly
improved from his dangerous illness of last
week The frequency of the attacks of the
fever has left him in very debiltated con-
dition. His friends throughout the State
will be pleased to learn that he is in an i'm
proving 1OwSont0acn J0urnaI
Mr. William II. Waters, President of
the Baltimore and Delta Narrow Gauge
Railway, is seriously ill., He had been sick
with bilious intermittent fever. and was
growing better, last week, when n relapse
took place. He was better at last accounts,
and there are now hopes of his recovery.
"A special from New Orleans says Colo
mel Jack Wharton, United States Marshal, is
dangerously i'll of yellow fever. He recently
recovered from supposed attack ofthe fever
at Mississippi City, but late Saturday night
he was again Frustrated, and Monday morn
ing was in an exceedingly critical condi-
ton.
Mr.. G. Clark Kinsey was awarded, at the
recent fair of the Hartford County Agricultu-
raj Society, first premiums for the two-horse
Centennial power and for the two.horse
Champion thresher and cleaner, for the sale
of which he is agent in this county. His
name was accidentally omitted from the pub
lished list of premiums
MIR. j. p. Silver, administrator of John
A. Silver, deceased, will sell at public sale, at
the late residence of the deceased, near Glen
vile, on Tuesday, November Goth, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, horses, mules, COWS, sheep,
wagons, farming implements, household fur
niture, sc. The advertisement will appear
in full in The 1Bais next week.
"A Mr.. Daniel Miller, of Carroll county,
appeared in Bel Air, last Saturday, and an
nounccd himself rs a candidate for Congress
in this district. He called at The IEgis Of
flee and remarked that he had speech to
deliver to the "boys," and some election
tickets. Upon icing asked which of the
candidates he represented, he smote his man.
ly breast, and remarked briefly, "This chick
en-" He said he had walked from Edge
wood. His stay was short, and not being
able to get up meeting, he left written
speech and some tickets at one of the stores
The speech is a rambling production, pro-
phesying the near approach of the millennium
and advocating women's rights.