The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-04-23
Lueal Affairs.

LITTLE Locals:
Mr. John DiRcr, living near Wilma los, a
valuable mare, last Friday night, from collie.
MIR. s. II. Montague, of Fallston, has been
elected Eicc-Prcsidcnt of the state Temperance
Alliance.
The wires of the new American Rapid Tclc.
graph Company will cross the .susquehanna
river nj Conowngo Bridge.
The African VI. T.. Conference has appointed
Rev. Christopher Jones to Darlington and Rev.
w. II. Waters to Havrc de Grace
The Comptroller of the Treasury, Hon.
Thomas }. Heating, has officially notified the
County Commissioners of Baltimore county that
the State tax for the year 1880 will be 1885, cents
on the 500.
MIR, II. +. DERRICK, worker in marble stone,
Sc, has opened an establishment in Bel Air
He possesses thorough know ledge of the bust.
ness, and will be useful as such an establish.
ment has long heen needed here
-Mcssrs j. NJ. Simmons 4 Co., have been TAX.
ing about 5000 herring and from 100 to 300 shad a
day, at their fishery, Spesutia Island The shad
are sold at from $40 to $50 per hundred and the
herring at so cents
AT hearing before Justice Fulton, in Bel
Air, on Monday Patrick McDermott and Fred.
erick Speikman, charged with assaulting Mr..
Geo. w. Richardson, were released on bail for
their appearance at Towsontown court.
Mr. Benjamin Orsburn, tormany years post
master at Clayton, in this county, died on Sun
1nV Ot thp M NI, nr,I, a..
firm and decided in his opinions, was Il kind.
hearted man, and was much esteemed nv his
neighbors.
MI William n. Bauer, harness maker, Of
Bel Air, has entirely recovered from his severe
spell OF sickness and is again nj his post, ready
to make or mend harness. He is a good work
man -, i.,hn-t";-..- - ! ---..4,- tn---
deserves to succeed in his business
Rev. Walter Mitchell, of Hagcrstown, Md,
will preach at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, Bel Air, next Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, rector of the
church, has gone to Hagcrstown, and will preach
to Kew. MIR. Mitchcll's congregation.
Mr. 7, b. Ferguson, fish commissioner, give,
notice that any citizen of the State having pond
or stream which he wishes to supply with Cali
iornia brook trout, or land.locked salmon, can
he supplied at Druid Hill Matching house. I'm.
ported German carp will also be distributed in Il
short time.
Mr. Robert Titus died in Brooklyn, y. Y, on
the 9th instant, in the 10Th year of his age
From 1893 TO 1859 he was OF the firm of Titus a.
Reese, AT Fallston, and was one of the most pon.
ular and cnterprising merchants in the county
I ~ Nyn
ME- EDWARD FAINTER and removed TO New York.
The TowNontown correspondent of the Bal.
limore 81" says that il is expected thai the Law.
Ing OF the track on the Baltimore and Delta Mar.
row-Gaugt railroad will be commenced at thc
Baltimore end Of the road about the end of ,Julv
so that the road will be in opcration rs far as
lo"s"ntown some time in the fail. The Ties
have already been distributed.
TN sunday night n valuable pointer dor
belonging t" Mr.. lIcnri Fuliod died suddenly
from eating poisoned food while accomponym~
MS owner for 4 walk dog belonging to Mr.
Michael Nmland, living ON Broadway, in Rel
AR was also poisoned, few DAYS arc The
practice "t throwing oul poisoned food is moi
merely rrprrhrn-iblc but extremely dangerous
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NJ" I">fnffi'E.--A new pu>l0llicr Ia he
called J"pPa, has been established nt .Juupo
Cross Roads, Hartford county, on the route from
Magnolia 10 .rrl>alrm. with Mrs. Ju,nr.S Mar.
riS H. postmaster
HOME, "N DEER CREEk,-'rhr follow ing com.
pl'mrhiary notice of one Of our correspondents,
Is from iarnti contemporary, the Clarke Comfy
UtmocT"i of Alabama
'Dr W. stump fnrwood, of Darlington, Ma.
ryland, sends rs Il copy of the Bel Air MA !
-fI'N ~" MirHiT""cr, containing No. 3 of A
series ofnriclcs from hi able and versatile non
entitled Homes ON Deer Greek: a graphic dis.
crip'ioh OF The homes and scenes OF his lovely
neighhnrhood.
SALE or l.ANp.-On the 10Th instant, John $.
Young, Esq, trustee, sold At trustees sale, ON
the premises, near Darlington, parcel of land
belonging to John Bond, containing IL acres, TO
William +. Bond, colorcd, for s216. X. = Me.
Mutt, auctioncer
On Monday, April ETH, j. $. Richardson, auc.
tioneer, sold at the Court House door for Ohio
5. Lee, ESD, trustee, 8 acres of land, situated
near Hartford Furnace and belonging 10 Jesse
F.. Cullum, to George Slime for 5000.
IN '''h"~utiN DI llsI week
at Peach Bottom, William johnson was found
dead in the cabin of his canal boat. A revolver
was lying by his side with which he had COM
mitted suicide, by shooting himself in the fore
head. Justice Crawford summoned jury who
rendered verdict in accordance with the facts
The deceased was young man and leaves wife
and three children residing in York county
The rash act is believed to have been committad
while he was suffering from temporary aberm,
ton of mind.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. MIR. Jarrett r.
Baldwin, of Aberdeen, is prepared TO assist
farmers in saving their crops, by supplying them
with harvesting and threshing machinery of the
most approved kinds. lie continues TO sell fine
well-known Kirby and the Wheeler reapers and
and that marvel of ingenuity and ey.
cellence, the Osborne clf.hinder harvester. The
Empire threshcr is another machine he has inst
introduced here, which comes well recommend.
ed In short, Mr.. Baldwin can furnish any kind