The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-12-21
Focal Attatrs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
MI Jacob Enfield, of Dublin district, is re.
ported to be extremely III.
-Protractcd meeting, at Jarrettsville NJ. f.
| Church, closed last Sunday night.
Mr. Robert j. Gilbert is building new
dwelling house. on his farm, near Creswell.
Mr. A. II. Scarborough, of Dublin district
| recently returned home from visit to his broth.
er in Illinois.
Mrs. David L. Wilson, who has been very
i'll at her residence near Darlington, is reported
| to be better.
| Persons desiring to stock their ponds with
carp should apply at once to Mr.. &. w. Deaw-
der, State Fish Commissioner.
| MIR. w. s. Cavendar, of Pleasant Hill school,
has resumed his duties, which were interrupted
| by an attack of malaria.
Miss Alice Enfield has been appointed as.
sstant teacher at Susquehanna Hall public
school, of which Mr.. j. w. McNabb is principal
| John s. & C. l.. Dalam real estate agents,
have sold for Daniel Scott, small house and
lot, near West Bangor to Richard Jones, for
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| Mr.. Robert r. Vandiver, of Havre de Grace,
last week slaughtered Chester White hog, Ii
months old, which weighed, when dressed, $50
| lbs.
| Mr.. Ignatius Macatee had one of his arms
| broken, near the wrist, last Tuesday, by acct
| dentally falling, at his residence, near Pyles-
vile.
An infant child of Mr.. Joseph Eggleston.
| OF Jarretsville, died of whooping- cough and
was buried at the NJ. f. Church South, on
| Sunday
Rev. VIM. F. Brand returned TO his home
near Emmorton, last Saturday. Services may
| be expected at his church, st. Mary's, next Sun
day, Decembre 23d.
The usual festival for the Sunday School
| children of the Presbyterian Church will be held
| in the Old Presbyterian church, Bel Air, Thurs
| day evening next, al ~ O'clock.
Mr.. Frank Donnelly is in Atlanta, Ga, dis.
tributing carp for the United States fish COM
mission. He has received applications for these
| fish from nearly 1000 owners of ponds.
Joseph Larue was braught before Justice
| Lyle, in Bel Air, last Saturday, charged with
| the malicious destruction of school property
Released on bail for the action of the grand
jury,
Mr. r. l.. Curry has opened store at San
ders' Shops four miles from Forest Hill with
| fair prospects for good business. He will ap-
ply for the establishment of postoflice at that
| place, to be called "Curry."
We are indebted to Mr.. j. X. Keech, of
Washington, for handsomely printed copy of
| the memorial addresses delivered in Congress,
last winter, on the life and character of the late
| Senator Ben. H. Hill, of Georgia.
Rev. James Maxwell, of the Presbyterian
Observer, Baltimore, will delivera lecture in the
| Darlington NJ. E. Church, Friday evening, De-
| cember 18th, at ~ o'clock Subject, "Travels
| in Spain" Admission 25 cents.
"A Sunday School entertainment will be
| given at Thomas Run NJ. L. Church. on Wed
nesday evening, December 26th, at Z o'clock.
Presents will be distributed to the children
The friends OF the school are invited
MIR. Joseph A. Ball returned from visit to
| Kentucky, last Monday, bringing with him
| carload OF remarkably fine young mules. They
| can be seen on Mr.. VIM. Munnikhuysen's farm,
| Thomas Run, and will be sold by the owners,
| Messrs. James Lee and Mr.. Ball.
Last Saturday night, as Messrs. Loaml For
wood and j. p. Lee were driving home from
| Conowingo bridge, their buggies accidentally
came into collision, on the road near Mr. j. b.
Scarborough's, and both vehicles were consid
erably damaged. Mr.. Forwoods horse was
| also crippled.
Last Saturday night as Mr.. Cornelius Muir
| ply was driving home from Federal Hill store,
| the shaft broke and fell down on his mules
heels The animal became unmanageable and
Mr.. Murphy tumbled out, being considerably
| bruised by the fall. The accident occurred ON
a steep hillside.
| Col Elijah Stansbury, an ex Mayor of Bal
| timore, died in that city, on Wednesday, in his
Odd year. He was gallant soldier of the war of
1912, an Incorporating Democrat and was
three times elected to the Legislature He was
devoted to the interests of Baltimore city, and
was held in the highest esteem as an honorable
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