The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-04-13
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


An effort is making to establish in Bel Air,
u reading room for young men,
Mr. }. Frank Farley has begun to build a
dwelling house on hIs lot on Bond street.
Col. John Carroll Walsh has been re elected
| Il trustee of the Marylu land Agricultural College
DIR. Charles A. Hollingsworth is making i'm
| poriant alterations aud improvements in his
Bel Air drug store
Mrs. Hanson, widow of the late B, II. Han
son, DR., of Hartford Furnace, has rented and will
! reopen The stone at Fountain Green
Mr. f. ID Morrison has rented his canning
house and fixtures, near Emmorton, to Messrs.
Louis Cahcn and Charles Bodr, "f Bel Air.
The Baltimore count, Commissioners in
tend 10 have finger. boards erected at all the
cross roads in The county, in compliance with n
local law.
Messrs. Artmr Vosbury, of Havrc dc Grace,
and VIM Is Jarrett, Of Jarreltsyile, have been
drawn AS jurors for the April term the United
States Circuit Court, at Baltimore.
MIR f. A. Bagley has set number of hot.
dcncr, Bel Air, for the purpose of raising toma-
10, sweet potato, egg plants, &c.
--Rrv. r. ID Valiant preached his opening SER
mon TO ii large congregation, at the NJ. p.
Church, last Sunday morning Mr. Valiant was
ulioncd I'll Bel Air about % years ago
BALI iinnrc and ohio railroad engineers are
surveying II route for the new railroad through
| Cetil county mite oriwo north of the line pre-
| viousiy located, and towards the mouth of Deer
| Greek.
Mr. Benz min Chesney formerly of Level,
died nj OAk ingiun, Sunday night, of pneumonia,
| aged GS Years. MI. Chcshr, VAS wrll-knuwn
| citizen Of the second district. lie formerly held
Il position in HE Baltimorc Custom House
THE House that Jack Built Mr.. John
A. Hanna has flashed his new carriage re-
p"siiory on Main street. Bel Air, aud ill.
| ed it with handsomely finished buggies car.
riagcs, &c, fom which any one could make q
pleasing selection.
A lug boat arrived nj lluvrc de Grace last
week. for the purpose Of making st findings and
borings Of the river bed, for the new Baltimore
bridge and the route through Hartford county
have not yet been determined.
-Mcssrs. ALL xander Preston aud W. 4. Me
Commons have taken Mr.. &. II. Walkers old
canning stand, near Webster, and will Jack to.
maIoes and peaches. Mcssrs. Jesse &. Preston
Il Bro, will also engage in the canning business,
having built Il large canning house
Mr. William Oldfeld, of Fountain Green,
has machinery in his steam saw mill by which
he can bore five holes in post at once, enabling
him to turn out over one thousand posts daily
The engine which runs these augers also keeps
his large circular saw in motion.
A few days ago seven yrar-o df tighter OF
Wm. Flowers, living near Kingsville llth dis
trict, while engaged in putting lid upon
stove was very seriously burned by her clothing
taking fire, Nearly all the clothing was burned
from her body - 1omSontoWn Nnion
-Messrs. james A Davis " Co., of Port De-
post, are prepared to supply Hartford county
| farmers with the National Bone, at any station
on the p, W. and b. Railroad. This brand of
bone dust has been used by farmers for many
years past, and Messrs Davis IL Co., recommend
1t with confidence us reliable article.
Jones patent Gaping machine is u labor
saving appliance the utility of which every can
ncr must recognize. With 1t boy of ordinary
intelligence can cap 1000 cans in day, aud do
the work with more certainty than can be done
by hand. Our Gamers must resort to every
means to cheaper the cost of their productions,
If they expect TO realize any profit and the
machine named is one method of doing this
Major A. M. Hancock Is the sole agent for Har-
ford county, but the machines may also be OBJ.
tanned of j. II. & F. N. Emmord, Perrymans.