The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-20

money cOllccleu Dy inc children lOf The mis-
sionary cause were handed in by them and
premium, consisting offs Bible, was awarded to
Miss Alice Holt for having collected the great
est amount.
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RAILROAD ANNIVERSARY MEETING.-Thc first
meeting in the interest OF the Baltimore and
Delta Railway having been held at Forest Hill,
on the !Sih day of February, 1877, the friends of
the road accordingly propose to celebrate the
anniversary of the Inauguration Of the enter
PRISE by q mass meeting at the same place, on
Saturday of next week, the 2Sth instant at .
O'Clock, p. NJ. Addresses will be made by Hon.
Stevenson Archer, j. Thomas G. Hopkins, ESQ.,.
George l.. VanBibber, Esq, and Others The
meeting, it is expected, will be an interesting
one, and it is hoped that the friends Of the new
railroad will largely attend it.
PRoTRACTEp MEETING.-The fifteenth week
ofprotracted meeting at the NJ. E. Church, Jar
rettsville, commenced last Sunday. Therehave
been more than 100 conversions, and pentents
were still coming forward on Sunday night
These services have been under the charge of
Rev. j. Duey Moore and Rev. Charles T. House
the pastors of the circuit, who have been assisted
occasionally by Rev. Messrs. Thomas NJ. Cath
c.rt, j. f. Armstrong G. b. Allen, Joseph
Nelson, Mr. Bolton and Others The revival
has been more extensive than any that has taken
place in that portion of the county for years.
Tuesday night was fixed upon to close it.
HARTFORD APPoINTMENTs.-The following APP
pointmcnts by the Governor for Hartford county
were confirmed by the Senate last Friday:
Justipps of tbp pnnnn. 4
Price, John II. Bradford, John Price, William
Il. Greenland.
Second district, Richard Lonin, Robert ],
Walker, Everett G. Hughes, VIM. s. Cronin,
George Harris.
Third district, Thomas II. Snowden, James
a. Fulton, Richard r. Martin, John Trcgo,
Amos Gilbert, }. Augustus Spccr Henry Rich,
ardson
Fourth district, Eli Turner, John ID. Alder
son. Thos. b. Devoe, James Alexander, VIM p
Wright, $. Rutedgc Gilbert.
Fifth district, John o. Stcarns, A. W. Scar
borough, Robert d. Orr, Henry H. Walters,
John Daughcrty.
Sixth district, A. s Adoms, VIM. L. Wood.
house.
Notary Public at lIavrc de Grace, James W.
| Foster.
PRoCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONS
ERs.-rhe County Commissioners were IN scs-
| sion on Monday and Tuesday and transacted the
| following business;
George l.. Delaney was continued a constable
| in the second district until the customary time
! OF such appointment, in April next.
Pensions were granted to the following per-
| SONS:
Jacob Jarrett, Sd district, $40, payable to JAS
NJ. Cain. Eliza Baldwin, Sd district, $40, paya
bic to Henry Ady Thomas Deaverauv, I'd dis
Il trat .lh Il.
Griffith, I'd district, $50, payable 10 William :.
| Bowman.
The application Of David &. McNabb for Il
| change in the location of Il road near his resi-
dencc in the 9TH district, was granted, the rx-
| pcnse of said relocation TO be borne 10y the par
| tics interested.
| Upon the application of Henry Harlan, Dr.
for the appointment Of commission TO deter
mine and adjust all matters in regard TO the line
| fence between the lands of John A. McKcndlcss
and the heirs of the late Reuben Harlan, the
Commissioners appointed upon said commits
sion Messrs. William Carsins j. Frank Rcasin
and William Woolscy
| Adjourned to meet March LIST.
Proceedings of the Circuit Court.
G: a. McComas VS.. f. II. Webster, garnishee
| OF Thomas b. Stokes; judgment condemnation
| nisi and Judgment satisfied. Archer d VanBb-
| Der for plaintiff, Webster for defendant
| On Saturday the appeal docket was taken up
and the following cases adjudgcd:
Thomas L. Jones VS.. Samuel Ward and wife;
Judgment reversed without prejudice, and judg
ment in favor of appellant for property reple
| vncd and one cent damages and costs, Vim,
Young for appellant Maynadier and McNabb
| for appellee.
Solomon 7. Rogers and others vs. S. c. Cor
| rcll; judgment reversed by agreement filed and
| Judgment III favor of appellee for $40 and costs
Il. w. Archer and Cooley for appellant, VIM.
Young for appellee.
| Josiah p. Lee VS.. Aaron l.. Duyckinck; judy
ment reversed without prejudice. VIM. Young
aud Maynadicr for appellant, Williams for APP.
| pellCe.
Henry l.. Taylor VS.. Hiram and Samuel Con-
born; jury trial. verdict for defendant; iudg-
ment affirmed with costs in favor of appellee
VIM. Young for appellant, Hopkins for appel
| lee.
II. and S. Couborn VS.. Henry l.. Taylor; Jury
sworn and judgment OF. non pros; Judgment of
magistrate reversed without prcjudicc-costs in
| favor of appellant. Hopkins for appellant,
VIM. Young for appellee.
John Heaton and George Moore vs. Jarrett
Gilbert; tried before the Court; judgment af-
iirmed with costs in favor of appellee Cooley
and Hopkins for appellants, Gilbert for appellee.
The following entries are from the Criminal
docket:
State vs. George Chamberlain; indicted for
violating the wild fowl law; plea of guilty con
fessed; fined $40 and costs. Maynader for the
State, s. Archer for the defence.
State VS.. Franklin Shippers same indictment;
plea of guilty confessed fined $40 and COSTS
Maynadcr for State s. Archer for defence
State VS.. Hugh r. Doolcy; selling liquor on
Sunday; guilty confessed; fined so Mayna-
dicr for State, Archer Il VanBibbcr for defence
State VS.. same; same indictment stetted on
payment of costs. Maynadier for State, Archer
II VanBibbcr for defence.
State VS.. ID. L. Bates; passing counterfeit
money; stettcd Maynadicr for State
The States Attorney has entered n plea of not
guilty in the case of William Carsins, indicted
by the Grand jury as a dcfaulting tax collector
In the matter Of the insolvency of Isaac Deck
man; objection of f. NJ Allen 10 final discharge;
jury trial verdict for objectant. Price, Viii
liams and VIM. Young for objectant II. W. Ar
cher for defendant.
Upper Cross Roads NeighborhoOd News.
MIR. j. NJ. Withers has built an addition to his
barn-lhomas johnson, builder.
A number of dogs in the neighborhoOd, sup
posed To have been bitten by mad dogs have been
killed, as a matter of precauton.
Mrs. Mary VanhOrn has rented her tavern
stand to John Zimmerman.
Mr.. Isaac Vanhorn has bought Il house and
three acres of land from BENJAMIN Hitchcock for
5000, and is erecting nice little barn on it-Mr
John II. Engle being the builder.
Thomas Chcnoworth has bought the farm and
tavern stand of j. Is. Anderson. He is building
and fitting up the place for business. John H.
Engle builder.
-silas Kennedy has been very sick for some
time past.
Hiram Ball is busy cutting wood for the pul-
pose of making sorghum molasses next fall. lie
intends.tO make sugar from the sorghum,
hnl