The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-09-03
Focal Affairs.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Little Joker" and family are rusticating
near Bel Air.
DIR. VIM. s. Richardson, Register of Wills, is
very i'll at his residence, in Bel Air, with lum-
bago.
The farm of Solomon Yoder deceased in
Long Green Valley, Baltimore county, was sold
on Tuesday, at public sale, at Towson:own, for
$1,000. 1t contains Ill acres, and has fine I'M
provements.
AT the close of the primary meetings, at
Abingdon, next Saturday, September 4th, a
Hancock and English club will be organized and
arrangements made for erecting pole and ban
ner. Addresses will be delivered by prominent
speakers.
The festival at Mt. Tabor NJ. p. Church,
near the Hickory, which was held three days last
week, will be repeated, at the same place, on
Saturday, September 18th. The ladies having it
in charge solicit the attendance of their friends
and the public generally.
"A Democratic meeting will he held at Halls
Cross Roads, ON Saturday, September llth, on
which occasion a hickory pole will he raised and
Hancock and English banner run up. The
speakers announced are Messrs. j. T. C. Hopkins
VIM. Young, q. w. Richardson, VIM. l.. Cooley
and Others.
On Friday morning of last week Harvey
johnson, II young man employed at Mr. John
Dubois saw mills, at Havre de Grace, accident
ally fell from the elevated railway track dis
lance of ten feet, cutting his head badly on a
l.. 4 Il. =. ~
cd the wounds.
Mr. Robert Donaldson, for many years II
popular conductor of the Port Deposit train on
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Deposit on Monday of last week lie was lately
connected with the firm of Gottschalk & Donald
SON He leaves wife and six children.
Mrs. Adeline Calwcll most estimablc lady
the mother of Mr.. A. j. Calwcll, died at hcl
sons residence, near Darlington, on the oath OF
August, aged 70 years. She was the widow OF
the late James A. Calwell, Esq, of Lancaster
county, Pa. The interment was Mt Fairfield, il
that county, ON Thursday of last week.
The work of replacing with iron the last
wooden span of the great railroad bridge, al
Hayrc de Grace, has been commenced. The
bridge, when completed will have cost 81, 000
600. The citizens of Havrc de Grace would like tc
have a new station house. Their city is one o
the most important stations on the road, anC
better facilities are needed there.
-Messrs. VIM. Whieock N Co add to iii,
advertisement of their Ncgctator in The 4Egi
this week, number of testimonials from
farmers in different parts of the State, all o
| them speaking in terms of praise of the excel
lent results from its use. The Negctator has
been manufactured and sold for many years, ant
is now regarded by our best farmers as IL stand
| ard articlc--one that can be relied on with as
| much certainty as stable manure or bone dust
We have received from Mr.. Joseph Harris
| of Morcton farm, Rochester, n. Y, his catalogu
| of purcbred Essex pigs, Cotswold sheep, &C.
Mr. Harris is famous as n breeder of Essex pigs
| and claims for his favorites that they are In
| quietest hogs, the easiest keepers and hes
grazers in the world; that they have less bon
and waste portions then any other breed; fur
nish white and solid lard and delicious meat an,
lastly that they are healthy. Altogether Ii
| thinks them the best breed in the world