The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-03-11
Eucal affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS
Rev. j. w. Steele, of the NJ f. Church
South, Aberdeen, has been presented by his con-
gregation with silver watch and chain.
Rev. James Carmichael D. d., of Frederick
City, Va, has accepted a call to the rectorship
of st. James Episcopal church, Port Deposit.
The sale of personal property by Vim. o.
Herman, at Johnson's Mill, advertised for
March 18th, has been postponed until further
notice
MIR. Alfred W. Lee, city editor of the Mus.
catine, Iowa, Journal, paid The 44ggis office
visit on Wednesday Mr. Lee is a son of Mr..
John B. Lee, formerly of this county.
DIR. Emory, Il well-known physician of My
Lady's Manor has commenced the erection of
canning factory on the Jarrettsyile pike, in the
10th district, Baltimore county To,osoato~n
Union
Mr.. j. Gorsuch Glenn, who lives near Cler
mont Mills, lost II valuable horse, last Sunday,
with the distemper. This disease is reported to
be prevailing to considerable extent among
horses in some portions of the county
The sale of personal property, advertised by
Mr.. Charles A. Ridgely, TO take place, near Jeru
salem Mills, on Wednesday, March 9th, in con
sequence of the inclement weather has been
postponed until Tuesday next, March 18th.
The Cecil County Medical Society met at
Ilavre de Grace, last Tuesday. Addresses were
delivered by Prof. j. Edwin Michael, of the
University of Maryland, DIR. w. w. Virdin, of
the Hartford County Medical Society, and Others
DIR. F. Marion Hawkins, formerly of Fall
ston, who has been living for several years past
at Millbrook, Mecosta county, Michigan, has
charge of Avondale church, 'Disciples of
Christ" in this county.
On Monday, March 7th, the Bel Airand Bal
timore Stage Line removed their office In Balti-
more from Old Town Hotel to the Rising Sun
Hotel, High street, Mr.. Magness, proprietor,
where Mr.. Peter Casey will be found, always
| ready to accommodate customers.
The many friends of Hon. John Merryman,
Of laylelds, will regret to learn that he is con-
fined to his bed, with severe attack of pncu-
monla and is in very weak and debiltated
condition. He is attended by Prof Christopher
johnson, of Baltimore. Torsonto,n Journal.
Col. f. ii. Webster and Capt. A. l.. Jarrett
were among the honorary pail bearers Mt the
funeral of Ex-Gov. Bradford, which took place
at Baltimore, last Thursday. The intcrment
was at Grecnmount Cemetery Judge Price, of
Hartford county, was also present at the funeral
-Nennor's prediction for March has so fur
| been nearly correct He foretolda rapid mode.
ration on the 4th or 9th to warmth, and added
| "Ihc temperature will again fall on Sunday
night or Monday, and n week of extremely cold
and stormy weather will likely ensue, with some
days and possibly the 10Th come within another
| downward curve of the weather line, as do also
| the oath and 25thn
"Wednesday, the 3Oth of March, will be a red
| letter day among the farmers of Hartford county.
| The Deer Creek Farmers Club announce IL large
| cooperative sale Of blooded stock, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, &c, at Bel Air, on that day, after the
manner of the English farmers, among whom
| such sales for years have been n great success
| 1t Is expected that an immense concourse of
people will be present. - Westn,inste, .Adrocate
The Towsontown Union says that Mr.. John
b. Good, of Jarrettsylle while returning from
Baltimore city with his market wagon, when
near Towsontown was paralyzed in his left arm
lie was resting it on the side of the wagon, and
that the arm from the elbow down was para
lyzcd and entirely useless. He came to Towson-
town and obtained medical assistance without.
however, doing him any good, and he proceeded
towards his home