The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-02-16
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LOCALb.
The County Commissioners were In session
this week hut transacted no business of special
importance
MIR Jesse Hiles, of 1avre de Grace, has
purchased dwelling house on Carroton avenue,
Baltimore, and will occupy it shortly
The farm formerly belonging TO John Hut
chins on My Iady's Manor, Baltimore county,
has been purchased by Mr.. Micajah Pearce.
We are indicted to Mr.. John Jones, book
binder, 7l2 SAMSON street, Philadelphia, for
neat little tablet for daily memoranda, &c.
WIN. sauers. who lives near Prospect Hill
School house, on the Mountain, in Abingdon
district, is extremely i'll with smallpox.
MI. Thomas Peerce, of Dulany's Valley,
has gone into the dairy business and isnow ship
ping milk to Baltimore by the Maryland Central
Railroad.
The minister's last Sunday, were obliged TO
preach to many empty benches, if they preach
ed at all, the storm having kept their congrega-
tions at home.
Mr.. James NJ. Reynolds, of Bel Air, took
in change, on Monday, Spanish coin, dated
1852; an American half cent of 1904 and an
American cent of 1910.
Percy, little son of Hon. Stevenson Archer,
received severe cut in the forehead, on Mon
day, by fall on the ice. DR.. f. ii. Richardson
sewed up the wound
Mr.. Daniel 8. Wright, lately of Towson-
town, has settled down at Maple Vale, Pulaski
county, Arkansas, where he has rented farm
and has secured position as school teacher.
Mr.. James Webster, of Webster's Mill, near
Churchville, sold in Bel Air, last Saturday,
three bronze turkeys, only eight months old, that
weighed respectively, dressed, 22I, 20 and ~
lbs. These weights are considered remarkable
for turkeys of that age.
Thomas Turner, colored, was arrested on
Monday, by Deputy Sheriff Carman, for the theft
of pair of gum boots from Messrs P. +. Ball
| 4 Bros store, Bel Air. He was held on COM
| mtment by Justice Martin for the action of the
grand jury
Master Henry Maynadier, son of Mr. George
| Y Maynadier, of Bel Air, has the manuscript
copy of the sermon preached at the conservation
of Christ Church, Rock Spring, in 1909, by his
great-great. grandfather, Rev. John Coleman,
rector of the church. The text was from Isl
Corinthians, Sd chapter, 18th verse.
| Mr.. James c. Holland, a wellknown resi-
dent of the Hickory, died at his home, on Thurs
day morning, aged IS years. Mr. Holland was
taken with severe cold, last Friday, which
probably developed into a case of acute pneu
monia, causing his death. The intermeut will
be at Rock Spring Church, next Sunday morn
| ing.
| The new store.house and station at Bald
wins, on the Maryland Central Railroad, is nj
most ready for occupancy, and DIR. Baldwin pro
poses opening large country store there in thu
spring Mr. Robert Dilworth has also a com
modious store and station-house on the opposit,
side of the road from Hydes canning establish
ment, and both places are destined to become
prominent business points.-1OwSontorn Union,
DIR. and Mrs VIM. s. Richardson, of Be
Air, celebrated with few of their friends, thu
nineteenth anniversary oftheir marriage, at thei
home, in Bel Air, on Thursday, February Sth.-
Among those present were Judges Barton ant
savin, of the Orphans Court Messrs. S. A
Williams, A. Preston Gilbert, James NJ. Jacob
and DIR. +. Hall Richardson, all Of whom unite'
in wishing DR.. Richardson and his estimabl
wife many happy returns of the day.