The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-04-01
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

Richard Kelly, of Havre de Grace, caught
the first shad of the season, last week.
--Conowingo Bridge has been thoroughly re-
paired and is now in excellent condition.
Rev. ]. II. Marsh, the newly appointed pas
tor of Aberdeen NJ. E. Church, preached his
inaugural sermon, last Sunday.
MIR. W. o. B. Wright, the well-known mer-
chant of Fork has been very i'll, but is now re-
covering.
Andrew Donohue has sold his farm of GO
acres, near Kingsville, Baltimore county, TO
Col B. F. Taylor, for "a, 900.
MIR. W. J. Graham, managing editor of the
Baltimore Presbyterian Weekly, is lying very sick,
at the residence of Rev. George Morrison, Aber-
deem.
Mr.. Frank Temple, of Hartford county, con-
templates erecting dwelling house and barn on
his property in Baltimore county, near Kings
vile, and residing there in future. Tomsonto,cn
Herald.
DIR. H. Riedel, dentist, recently located In
this city, sailed from New York on Tuesday for
Rio Janero, Brazil, to enter into possession of
an estate valued at $23, 600 --Hag1e de Grace Re.
publican.
The steam ferry boat Beninga, Capt. Holm,
which was injured by the Ice In the Susquehan-
ma, has been thoroughly repaired and painted,
and has resumed her trips between Lapidum and
Port Deposit
-Messrs. James Armstrong and Ashton F.
Roussey, the latter of Hartford county, have
formed copartnership at Conowingo, for the
purpose of running a saw mill. They will also
open coal yard at the depot
Douglas Fleming, a farmer living near Up
per Falls, Baltimore county, went to Baltimore
city with $40, intending to buy horse. In
fortunately he lost his money, but recovered it
through an advertisement in the San.
Prof. Theodore Ascherfeld will deliver a
lecture on Phrenology, in Bel Air, soon after
Easter. The Professor has studied the subject
for more than 80 years, and we have no doubt
his lecture will be entertaining and instructive
Mr.. VIM. [. Mcclure, of Baltimore, has
leased the City Hotel, in Havre de Grace for
merly kept by the late John Adams, deceased,
and will open it to the public on or about the
10th of April Mr.. Mcclure proposes to keep
flrst.cass hotel.
1t Is reported that Rev. George Morrison,
who lately purchased from Samuel s. Patterson,
Esq, his lower farm, is about to engage largely
In the canning business. Mr. Albert Miller,
near Kingsville, will also embark In the same
enterprise 1oicsontocn onion
Mrs. Sarah Cain, widow of the late Matthew
Cain and mother of Mr. James NJ. Cain, of this
county, died suddenly, in Baltimore city, on
Monday. Her remains were brought to Hartford
county on Wednesday, and inferred at st. Ig-
natius' Church, Hickory
MIR. James Warden, wel-known flour
merchant of Baltimore, died at his residence In
that city, last Monday. Mr. Warden resided
for several summers on his farm, near Foun-
tain Green, but growing tired of country life he
sold the property few years ago.
MIR. John c. Hanna, of Fountain Green, has
purchased the store goods, &C., of Mr. Samuel
w. Wilson, at Delta, and engaged in the bust.
ness of selling hardware, agricultural nipple
ments, &c, in that lively and thriving town.
The citizens of Delta will find Mr.. Hanna &C.
commodating and ready to supply them with
every thing in his line at fair prices.