The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-03-23
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LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
MIR. Fl. I. bay in two weeks shipped 5000
dozen of eggs from Delta.
Mr. Thos. j. Oliver, has been appointed
postmaster at Hartford Furnace.
Mr. Robert Walters, of Waters Cross
Roads, was stricken with paralysis, on the 18th
instant.
A large frame dwelling house, near Slate
Hill, was destroyed by fire, last Monday night
week. 1t was unoccupied and belonged to
Foulk Jones'
Edward Doardly, colored, of Aberdeen, was
killed there Monday night by an express
freight train on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad.
Prof. G. 8. Mosher and his daughter Ada
are expected to give an agreeable entertainment
at the next meeting of Shirley Hall Literary So
ciety, on the evening of April 4th.
Hartford county will receive 81 ,s1621 for
her white and Ss42 So for her colored public
schools by Comptroller Keating's quarterly
distribution of the school fund.
Mrs. Laura V. Hoopman, whose death oc-
CURED near Perrymans, on the sth instant, was
the youngest daughter of the late Samuel
Charles, of Cumberland Md.
Work has been resumed on the York and
Peach Bottom extension, from Delta to the Sus-
quehanna river. The track will probably be
laid to Peach Bottom by the LIST of next June.
Mr.. John H. Hall, of Flavre de Grace, acct.
dentally shot himself through the third finger
Of IA off hmm Last tvh
lcssy handling a revolver. DR. S. d. Jay dress
ed the wound.
Mr.. John Heuer is aboat to open laundry,
at his house on Bond street, Bel Air. An insti-
tuition of that kind is much needed here, and we
hope, for the sake of house keepers, it will be
amply sustained.
Mr.. Wayne Wechter, who lives on Major
A. NJ. Hancock's farm, near Creswell, left on
Monday to attend the funeral of his father, who
died suddenly at Neffsvlle, Lancaster county,
Pa, Monday morning.
-Messrs. s. N. Hyde IL Sons, of Long Green,
Baltimore county, expect to plant 325 acres of
Egyptian sweet corn on their own place this
spring, for canning. Besides this they will have
some planted by their neighbors
MIR. w. w. Cashier will have large sale of
excellent stock, farming implements, &c, on
Thursday, March Goth, at the farm, near Foun-
tain Green, recently sold by him. Mr.. Cashier
intends to remove to Bel Air with his family.
AT Mr. Charles W. Bakers SALE near Aber-
deem, on Tuesday, pair of mules sold for 1925;
horses, S175 each; yoke of oxen, SITS;
steers from $55 to S75; shoats, 81 to So; sheep,
Sc n head. j. s. Richardson was the auction
Ger.
The sale of personal property of the late
VIM. Jewens, near CHrsins' Run, by Mr.. John W..
,ewens, executor, was not held on the goth of
March, as advertised, on account of another
sale in the same ncighborhood that day. Mr..
Jewens' sale will he held on the 3d of April
next.
MIR. Il. I. Spcring has leased and reiitted Mr..
Thomas Bradenbaughs store stand, in Pleasant
vile, and filled II with an entire new stock of
the latest styles of dry goods, fine family gro
ceries, &c. Mr. Spering proposes to keep his
store supplied with first class goods, and sell
at the lowest prices
The seventh annual meeting of the Women S
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church, was held in Baltimore, Tuesday. Con.
tributions from Hartford county churches were
reported as follows; Harmony deer Greek, ]
SlOl; Chnrchvlle, S5l Bel Air, $40; Fallston
s25