The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-05-05
Euca1 Affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
e. l.. Ms "Plea for Florida will be pub.
lished next week.
Many of the Deer Creek farmers have fin
ished planting corn.
Mr. George Archer is about TO erect can
ming house, near wilma.
The May term of court will begin at Bel
Air, on Monday next, sth instant.
Mr. Decker, formerly of Hartford, is about
to erect Il canning factory on his farm, near
Cherry Hill, Cecil county.
The Orphans Court was in session this
week, but found very little business, before them
except signing orders, &c.
Some very fine shad have been caught this
season. Several were exhibited in Bel Air last
Friday, weighing nearly eight pounds each.
MIR James r. Smithson has succeeded K. F.
Ilarkns as proprietor of the store at Madonna.
Mr.. Smihson has also been appointed postmas-
ter.
No clue has yet been discovered to the mother
of the mulatto infant, whose head was found,
last Monday week, in the coach stable yard, Bel
Air
MIR William Robinson is building II large
canning factory, on farm recently bought by
his father, Mr.. Alphonso Robinson, near Reck-
ord postotlce.
-Rev. Thomas Guard, of Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore, will
deliver u lecture, in the Court House, Bel Air,
the latter part of May
A new telegraph line is talked of, from
Delta. following the York and Peach Bottom
Railway, TO connect with the Western Union
at Airvillc, York county.
Collector Webster has promoted A. IL.
Carver, of Havre de Grace, from the position OF
copyist to that OF assistant liquidatine clerk at
the Baltimore Custom House
There are no United States pensioners in
Hartford, who received from the government for
the year ending September 4h, 1851, s22, PCS or
little more than 5000 apiece.
Mr., John B. Gemmill, of New Park, York
county, is selling Hanes' Horse Cure as rapidly
as it can be manufactured. 1t is an excellent
and popular liniment for man or beast.
-Messrs, Rigdon d Harkins have rented the
store Of Daniel Bailey, at Deer Park Mr.. Bailey
intends engaging in business at New Park, York
county, as the successor of Mr.. John B. Gemmill
The new bell has been placed in position in
the spire of the new Presbyterian church, Bel
Air. The bell weighs nearly 1000 pounds, and
has fire, sonorons tone, and can be heard for
miles.
The schedule on the star mail route from
Darlington to lIavre de Grace has been arrang.
ed SO that mails leave Darlington, daily, except
Sunday, at A. NJ, and Havre de Grace, same,
at 10 A. NJ.
Mr. X. o. Wallis, who lives near Forest
Hill, was taken suddenly and alarmingly i'll,
with inflammation of the throat, on Wednes-
day of last week. His friends despair of his
recovery.
Tuesday, as Mr.. Frank Dallam was engag.
ed'in making carriage rims, at Holingsworths
rim factory, near Wilma by slight accident to
the machinery rim he was making struck him
in the face, cutting a severe cash between the
eyes.
Sidney Miller, n colorcd man in the employ
of Mr.. Henry s. Gorrell, of Broad Creek, while
engaged in mauing rails one day last week, ac-
cidentally struck his right foot with the axe,
making cash three inches long and nearly all
the way through.
Mr.. Parker F. Jordan was driving colt
attached to buggy ont of Bel Air, on Tuesday,
when the coupling became detached and the
colt started to run. Mr.. Jordan held on to the
lines and was dragged out of the buggy and along
the ground for short distance He stopped
the horse, however, but received number of
bruises, none of which were serious.