The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-06-02
Eura1 Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LIN AIoSALo.
We are sorry to learn of the serious illness
of Hon. E. NJ. Allen, of this county.
MIR. Thomas Bennett and daughter, of Bal
timore, are at Perrymans, where they will spend
the summer months.
MIR. Wakeman +. Morgan, late sheriff of this
county, has bought the Presley Rixley farm of
400 acres, in Culpepper county, Va, for IS, 600.
The jury of condemnation in the case OF
the B. Il D. Narrow Gauge Railroad allowed H.
9. Turnbull and Mr.. Marriott one cent damages.
MIR. Charles W. Norris is preparing to plant
about twenty-five acres of tomatoes in Mrs.
Fannie Boarman's field, on the Abingdon road,
near Bel Air.
-Messrs Charles E Bristor and Charles E.
Ehmann, of Baltimore, were among the visitors
at the recent spring meeting of our county ag.
ricultural society.
Mr.. George w. Macatee, formerly OF Har-
ford county, but now of Front Royal, Va, has
given lot, in that place, on which Catholic
church is to be erected.
Charles W. Michael, Esq, of Perrymans.
vile, was one of the graduates at the recent an.
nual commencement ofthe Maryland University
Law School, Baltimore.
The susquehanna fishermen have nearly all
cut out. On Wednesday Mr.. A. F. Brown, at
the Old Bay made several hauls and caught a
few fine shad. Occasionally California salmon
is taken.
-Messrs. E. c. Hanway d Co., of Bel Air are
agents for the sale of John Lucas u Co.'s pure
tinted gloss paints, which are mixed ready for
use and are of large variety of pleasing tints
and colors.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ezra Whitman, edi.
tor Of the Maryland Farmer Baltimore, for an
invitation to be present at collation. TO be given
| at the Office ofthat journal, TO its correspond
ents, subscribers and patrons, on June 7th.
The farm known as Hardwood Park, on the
line of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad, at Gunpowder river, belong
Ing to George Small and containing 4S3 acres
has been sold to Christian Hax, for S14 500.
Mr., John Judd, who lives at Moore's mill
was mailing board on fence, on Monday, when
the board fell on him, knocking him down.
In falling the edge of the Ratchet struck him
below the left eye, cutting a deep cash. which
bled profusely.
On Tuesday Mr. John F. Lingan, the con
tractor, staked off the ground for the new pub
lie school house in Bel Air 1t is to be built or
| beautiful lot on Gordon street, leased from Mr.
Charles W. Lee Work will be begun upon il
| in few days.
| Miss Maria Keech, sister.in-law of William
s. Keech, Esq, of Towsontown, died at her res
dence in Prince Georges county. on Sunday
morning last, after brief illness from
pneumonia She was the principal of Waverly
Female Seminary and was n very highly es
teemed Christian lady Union.
| The Bel Air Drug Store, DR.. Charles A. Hol
ingsworth, proprietor, has been reopened, will
full supply Of pure drugs md medicines Elk
cellent soda water, at five cents glass, is one
| of the attractions offered Dr. Hollingsworil
will compound prescriptions at all hours. -
AT night he may be found at Mrs. Hanna's board
ing house.
We have received a copy of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, containing an account of the fatal
shooting of a little daughter of DR.. j. s. Cassidy
of Covington, Ky, by the accidental discharge
of an old mukct, which guusmith was exam.
lining in his store. The little girl was passing
the door with her mother, and received the en-
tire contents of the gun in her forehead Mrs
Cassidy is niece of Mr.. Simeon Spicer, of this
| county, and sister of DIR. b A. Guyton, OF
Sioux City, Iowa, formerly of Hartford Mrs
| Cassidy is well-known in Hartford county, and
has many friends here, who deeply sympathisc
! with her In this sudden bereavement