The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-03-14
Focal Affairs.

LITTLE LOCALS:
The York, Pa, Dime Savings Bank has sus-
pended. N
-Rey j. Y. Cowhck, formerly of York coun-
W, now has charge ola Presbyterian church at
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory.
Rev. ). W. Smith, late of Washington ID,
C., will preach in the NJ. f. Church, Bel Air on
Sunday morning, March 10th, at II o'clock.
MIR. John Y. Day, a well-known citizen of
Baltimore county, residing near Upper Falls, is
so i'll that there is scarcely nope of his re-
covery
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad will not receive trade dollars for
tickets, freight or baggage The order went
into effect on Saturday last
The Five Mile House, on the Baltimore and
Hartford Turnpike, formerly kept by Shadrach
Street, has been sold by its owner Mr. Robert
Moore, to Mr.. Steiner, for $4,000
AT Baltimore, on Monday, dog belonging
to j. j. Taylor, agent of the Susquehanna Steam
boat Company, bit piece out of the upper lip
of q boy from Havre de Grace.
-lhe ualrymen OF Har1ofu county should
meet and appoint delegates to represent the
county in the Dairymen's Convention, which
will assembly in Baltimore on the 18th of April
next.
Mr.. A. b. lIollingsworth, of wilma, one OF
our most successful gardeners, left at our office
on Wednesday, some very fine early radishes.-
Mr.. Hollingsworth intends to engage largely in
the business of raising early vegetables.
Persons in need of fine harness and saddles
can be accommodated to their satisfaction at the
well-known establishment of John l.. Harris d
Co., No. 81 West Fayette street, Baltimore. Ad
vertisement in another column
An esteemed subscriber says: 81 am glad tc
see the handsome dress you have clothed TIN
Agis in this week. Ihopeit may add largely tt
your subscription list, and as editors are proven
bially poor, hope that it may be the means of al
handsomely clothing its editor"
| Rev DR.. j. II. Morrison, of Virginia, for
merly rector of st. Peters Protestant Episcopa
church, Baltimore and subsequently rector o
Christ Church Crock SPRING. in this county, ha
been dangerously ill Of threatened paralysis bu
at last accounts was improving.
!
"A medical friend says that during his prac
tice of seven years in Hartford county, fifteen per
sons have died, whose combined ages was l go
years, and the average 50 years. The youngcs
was 20 and the Oldest 81 years old This fac
speaks well for the salubrity of the climate o
Hartford
Judge Walters has invented an ingcniou
contrivance for simultaneously christening cattl
in stable, without going among them. BY thi
arrangement much time can be saved, in tunin!
out cattle, besides the advantage ofnpidly relcas
| ing the cattle in case of fire Judge Walters ha
applied for patent.
ALI apprehensons of an ice gorge in tn
Susquchanna river, at Lapidum or Havrc d
Grace, have been dispcllcd. The ice has becom
so soft, under the influence of the sun and rains
that it breaks easily and is passing out withou
doing any damage. The Susquehanna has bcel
closed since the 26th of last December.
Some of the wheat fields are beginning t.
look green, but as a general thing wheat ha
stood the winter badly. That planted late, cs
pecially on stalk ground has thin and sickl
appearance. 1t is too soon yet TO venture pro
phecy as to the coming crop, but it is not at al
probable as large crop will be raised as wa
harvested last year.