The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-04-06
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS

pneumonia.
The Maryland Central Railroad, it is said,
will reach Fallston in about ten days.
Nine tons OF Hartford county tobacco was
sold in Lancaster last Wednesday week.
Mr.. Jesse Burbank has rented Mr.. lslael
Watermans farm, near Churchvile.
--Messrs. John Riley and JOHN r. Spencer, of
Level, will not continue the canning business
this year.
| Mr. and Mrs VIM. F. Woodhouse, of Hayre
de Grace, leave for their new home, Logansport,
Indiana this week.
Mr.. Thomas J. Oliver has removed from
Forest Hill to Hsrford Furnace, where he will
engage in store-keeping and canning.
Mr.. s. s. Wetherill has sold out and re-
moved to York, Pa. His son, Samuel p. Wether-
| i'll, has gone to Ohio to engage in business.
Martin Pyle, of Constitution, has construct
ed telephone line from his house to that of
Andrew Tarbert, near Constitution, York coun-
| ty.
-Messrs. VIM. II. McCommons and Alex. Pres
ton have taken Mr.. Christian Walkers old stand,
near Webster, and will engage in the canning
business.
Mr.. John c. Dawson yesterday removed
from Col. Herman Stumps farm near Bel Air,
| to the farm of the late Samuel W. Wallace, near
| Pylesville.
Miss jamie Shure, daughter of Mr. d. f.
Shure, of Shuresville, is reported TO be extreme
ly III. There was, on Wednesday, little hope
of her recovery.
Mr.. Willard F. Wright and Miss Laura
Oliver were married, in st. Marys Church,
| Tuesday, by Rev. VIM. +. Brand. The bride is
daughter of Mr. VIM. Oliver, of Hartford Fur
| mace.
S. ]. and c. |. Galbrcath delivered their crop
of tobacco, 2,45s lbs, ut Woodbine on Tuesday.
225S lbs. of it were wrappers. Price received,
20 cts round. Can any one beat it?-Deltd
| Herald.
Mr.. VIM. +. Garrettson, of Abingdon dis
| trct lately deceased, by his will bequeaths
about $3.50 to the Missionary Fund and the
Supperannuated Fund of the Protestant Episco-
| pal diocese of Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott, of Baltimore
county, returned home, on the 2lst of March,
from California, where they spent the winter
They accompanied Mr.. Scott's father, Mr. John
| Scott, to California, last fall.
| -George Poplar son of Capt. ii. j. Poplar,
| of Havre de Grace, died Wednesday night of
last week, ofpneumonia Capt. Poplar lost two
sons by the explosion of the steam yacht
| Carrie, in Baltimore, year or so ago.
| -Vestrymen we're elected at St. Johns Epis.
copal Church, Kingsville, Easter Monday, as
follows: Thomas Armstrong, Edwin A. Cor
such, Thomas b. Gorsuch, James Murray, John
B. Rumsey, Dr. d. 8. Cuttings, Edward Rey-
nolds and Francis Dilworh.
| The School Board was in session on Tuesday
Messrs. H. G. Wheeler, Jacob Bradenbaugh and
j. w. Henderson, trustees renewed their appi-
cation for q new schoolhouse at Black Horse
| They stated that a lot can be procured from Mr..
Thomas Henderson, near the site of the old
school house.
"A COW on Mr.. George Lochary's farm, near
Chulchvile recently gave birth to calf without
eyes. Small openings appear where the eyes
should be, but the eyeballs are wanting. The
calf is two weeks old and perfectly healthy
| This is an opportunity for the dime museHm to
| add to its attractions.
-Messrs. Louis Steele d Bro, corner of Main
I and Office streets, Bel Air, have added to their
| stock of clothing large assortment of cloths
and cassimeres, and having employed q first
class cutter and tailor, are prepared to make
| fashionable clothing to order. They guarantee
| good fit in every case. Call and see them.
j. l.. Windolph, d. V. s., who has been pur.
suing course of veterinary surgery at Column
| bia Veterinary College, New York has returned
to his home in Darlington. DR.. Wndolph has
had much practical experience in diseases of
cattle and horses, and intending to devote him
self to veterinary surgery, he shond he well
sustained by the public,
"A delightful entertainment was held at Mr.
s. 8. Wetherilrs, near Falston, on Friday even
lug of last week, at which Lylc's band furnished
the music. About Is orSO persons were present,
| the occasion being a farewell to Mr.. Wetheril
and his family, who are about to remove from
the county. The festivities lasted until two
o'clock in the morning.
Mr.. Jos. Stephenson, who removed from this
city to fIagerstown, last year, and who bought
a large interest in, and had the management
of the Preserving Company, at that place, has
sold out his interest in that Company. Mr..
Stephenson is contemplating removal to Cham
bersbnrg, where, if he decides to go, he will en-
gage in the canning business on an extensive
scale.-Ih're de G1uce Republicdn.
Mr.. H. &. Makinson, of Churchville, has his
large store-honse completely filed with q splen.
did assortment of dry goods, fancy groceries,
notions everything, in fact, that one might ex-
pect to find in a first class country store. He
has also large variety of agricultural nipple
ments of the most desirable kinds. Mr.. Maxim
son is an enterprising merchant and keeps up
with the times in selecting his goods.
We call attention to the card, in this weeks
Agis, of Messrs. Geo. X. Mc(iaw u Emmart,
commission merchants for the sale of canned
goods, cans, cases, grain, &c. Their place of
business is at No. r. Smiths wharf Baltimore.
Mr. Mctiaw is n native of Hartford county, and
having had years Of practical experience as a
Gamer, is thoroughly acquainted with the
markets of all the large cities The firm are
therefore able to sell canned goods to the best
advantage.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF ALMsHousE OFFICIALS
The County Commissioners, at their session
this week, reappointed DR.. Wake b. Munnikhuy-
sen Physician to the Almshonqe and Mr. Elijah
Kirk Overseer.
ANOTHER RAILROAD SURVEY ORDERED
Messrs Johns H. Janney r Harris Archer and