The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27
Focal Atfairs.

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Little LOCALS:
"A new line of coaches will be started short
ly from Lavender Hill to Baltimore
We are Obliged to Hon. VIM. G. Scott, of
the House Of Delegates, for various public doc
uments.
-Governor Hamilton has appointed VIM. Ii.
Harlan, Esq, of Hartford county, as member
| of the State Board of Education.
The roads having improved very much, the
stages from Bel Air to Edgewood commenced
running as usual last Friday.
Mr.. John lion, farmer living in the neigh
borhood of wilma, on Tuesday evening broke
his arm from an accidental fall
-Govemor Hamilton has organized his staff,
| Col. John Carroll Walsh of Hartford county, be.
| ing appointed Chief of Cavalry.
The Delta H1uld announces the death g.
| young daughter of Thomas q. WilliaLu, I.
West Bangor, caused by scalding accident
-Govemor Hamilton has appointed and the
Senate has confirmed Hon. Henry ID. Farnandis
as director of the Maryland Hospital for the
Insane.
MIR. William F. Pannell proprietor of the
| Chesapeake Furnace, Baltimore, is extremely
i'll at his residence near Hartford Furnace, in
this county.
We have received Bo.cmotS Musical journal
for February, containing song and chorus,
ceiling to me, Little One" and several instru-
mental pieces. 1t is published at Oxford, Pa.
"A moot court will be held by the Alpha
Literary Association, next Saturday evening, in
Union School House, near Wilma. A hreach-of
promise case is set for trial. The public are in
yted
--Governor Hamilton has appointed Samuel
| NJ, Robinson, OF Baltimore county, Weigher of
| Live stock, and VIM. b. Jarrett, of Hartford
county, Weigher Of Hay AT the Eastern Hay
Scales Baltimore city.
| MIR. Veunor, the Canadian weather prophet,
| it seems, knows Just as much and no more,
about the weather than any one else. lie pre-
| dicted very cold weather for the 23d and oath Of
February but was mistaken in this ms in his
other prophecies.
The Jail at Bel Air does not contain single
prisoner, and Sheriff Morgan would like to offer
the establishment for rent TO good tenant
| The fact speaks well for the good conduct OF the
people of Hartford and attests the efficiency OF
| our court.
Signs of coming spring are apparent. The
frogs have commenced their music jack-snipes
have put in an appearance; buds are swelling
and bursting on the trees, and everything de
notes that nature Is awakening from iief Uneasy
winter slumber.
| "A few days ago fine colt, three years old,
belonging to Mr.. Robert F. Hanna who lives
| Fountain i'm n n
over a fence caught on a stake and was so Sc
vercly injured that its owner was Obliged to
have it killed TO relieve il of suffering.
The old school Baptists will hold an assoc
alton, composed administers and lay messengers,
at the Brick Baptist Church, near the forks of
Winters Rum Hartford county, commencing on
Wednesday, the 18th of May next. Rcprcscn-
tativcs from all parts of the country are eX-
pected to be present.
Mr.. w. II. Mccullough, of Wilmington,
Del, has on exhibition, at Hanna's Hotel, Bel
Air, the American Spring Bed, which appears
TO be simple, strong, cheap and easily adjusted.
1t is in use in frst-class Baltimore hotels, such
as Barnum's, Rennert's and others, and is high
ly recommended by those who are using it.
The jury in the case of Thomas Doyle, in
dicted for assault with intent to murder Charles
Cain, near the Hickory, on the night of August
I'd, 1879, after remaining out during Friday
night, brought in verdict of "not guilty." on
Saturday morning. Maynadier and Hopkins
for the State, VIM Young, Hancock and Cooley
for defence.
"A Deputy United States Marshal, little
of color" was sent to Bel Air on Tuesday, TO
summon witnesses in the case of the United
States VS.. Charles j. Morris, charged with break
ing open the postofiice in Bel Air. The hearing
was set for Wednesday, before the United States
Commissioner After a careful hearing Com.
missioner Rogers committed Morris for the grand
jury of the District Court