The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-12-01
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
DIR. J. L. Windolph, formerly OF Darlington,
Is q student at the Columbia Veterinary Col.
lege, New York.
Mrs. Esther o'Neil, for many years keeper
of the Lighthouse ut Hayre de Grace, has re-
moved to Baltimore.
MIR. E. II. d. Pue raised this year, from
three-quarters of q pound of American Giant
potatoes, So pounds,
Hon. Charlton W. Bilingslea, Chief Judge
the Orphans Court, has been confined TO the
house for two weeks past by illness.
We have been obliged, for want of space
to obmil a number of interesting communlca.
lions which will appear next week.
MIR. II. c. Longnecker, one of the proprie-
tors Of the Tuwsuntown Union, has been ap.
pointed bond clerk in the Baltimore Custom
House.
MIR. Henry &. Bowman has removed from
the neighborhood of Level to the farm near
Pleasantvlle, lately purchased by him from Dr..
Robert Dickey
MIR. K. W. Curry informs us hat the post.
office at High Point, Hartford county, has not
been discontinued, as enormously stated by one
of the county papers.
Humphrey II. Evans was seriously injured,
last Friday week, By accidentally falling dis.
lance of thirty or forty feet in John Humphrey
d Co.'S slate quarry, at West Bangor.
The Delta Herald notices with approval that
the lady teachers took an active part In the ex.
ercises and discussions at the recent Hartford
County Teachers Institute, and thinks this is
as il should be-
The Directors Of the Hartford National Bank
of Bel Air have changed the discount day to
Monday. The new ten and twenty dollar notes
have been received, and number of them have
hcen signed BY the President Col E. II. Web.
Ster.
-Messrs Franklin Whitaker and W. II. n.
Whitefnrd, School Commissioners, and Noble
L. Mitchell, Secretary, attended the annual
meeting of the county school commissioners
and rxrminers, at the Normal School, Baltimore,
m Tuesday
We direct attention to the card ofMr. Chaa.
E. Bristor, hardware dealer, ia North Gay
street, Baltimore. Mr.. Bristor has a large as
sortment of first class hardware for builders,
farmers and others, which he is selling at the
lowest prices. He will be found to be a reliable,
honorable dealer.
MIR james w. Bowers. Grand Lecturer Of
the Grand Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ, of Mary.
land, will visit Mt. Ararat Lodge, Bel Air, on
Tuesday evening next, 5h instant at O'Clock.
The members of the order in the county are
fraternally invited TO be present
Mr.. H. Sappington Scarborough, to the
Grand Jury, was married, on Wednesday even.
ing, in Baltimore, to Miss sapp, of that city,
The happy couple started for their home, In
Dublin district, Thursday morning, stopping
Vt the Changers Hotel, Bel Air, to eat their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. Edward Fl Webster, son of the late
John w Webster, of Hartford county, recently,
passed highly creditabe examination and was
admitted as an attorney of the Cenirevile,
Queen Anne's county, bar Mr.. Webster read
law in the office of his uncle, Hon. Thomas j.
Kca'ing, Comptroller of the State.
Physicians in the county have found II di fl.
cult TO get sufficient supply of vaccine
virus. from the State Vaccine Agent, and for the
purpose of supplying them DR.. c. A. Holdings.
worth, of the Bel Air Drug Store, has made
arrangements for obtaining pure virus from IN,
National Vaccine Establishment, of which DR..
Ralph Walsh is director.
John Thomas Clark, colored p,isoncr in
the Baltimore county Jail, has written letter to
Arthur Preston, coored, who was convicted
here and ia now under sentence Of death in Bel
rjai urging him to prayerful preparation for
the dreaded event, and conveying kind mes.
sages from "the white ladies up stairs" and
other friends, one ofwhom" promises 10 send him
a fine white shirt - Tousontoun Union.