The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-03-02
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

March came in like lamb. We hope it will
will not go out like lion.
MIR. James Brown has retired from the firm
of Brown, Mccoy IL Son, the Gamers of Rising
Sun. Mccoy Il Son will continue the business.
Mrs. Agnes Wiley, the mother of Hon.
David Wiley, is seriously i'll, at her home, near
Norrisvile Mrs. Wiley is SO years of age.
Col. j. Carroll Walsh, of this county, has
been elected a director OF the Cincinnati, Wash
ington and Baltimore Railway, formerly the
Marietta and Cincinnati,
Charles Brown, colored, living at Mitchelrs
Mill, cut his foot with an axe, day or two ago,
dislocating joint. DIR. j. G. Butler reduced
the dislocation and sewed up the wound.
We have received No. GA of Saalleld's Ten
Cent Libraries, containing l6 pages of music
sold for 10 cents, or 81 year. Published by r.
A. saalneld, IL Bible House, New York.
The County Commissioners were In session.
on Monday and Tuesday. They were occupied
in examining road and other accounts but no
business ofpublic interest came before them.
j. L. Smith, supervisor of bridges on the
hiiuuciphiut w uhu hsoiA-
| road, has completed double track draw, 40 feet
in length, in the bridge over the Gunpowder
river.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company contemplate continuing their
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
from Port Deposit by way of the Deer Creek
valley and Bel Air to Baltimore.
Mr.. Edgar Lofn, ofthe second district has
bought, through Messrs. ]. 8. 81 q. L. Dallam's
real estate agency, Asbury R. Ayrcs' farm of 7511
acres, situated near North Bend Church, on the
Jarrettsville road for $1,000.
"A jury of condemnation for the right of way
of the Gainesville Short Line Railroad, on Mon
| day allowed the heirs of the late DR.. George
Thomas Hays, of Hartford county, $400 for ~
acres. The heirs were represented by Col. Her
man Stump.
Judge Waters ON Wednesday appointed Mr..
James A. Lyle Commissioner to take testimony,
in place of s. Archer of Jno., resigned Judge
Waters has also abolished the Office of Janitor
at the Court House, The duties of which Office
will hereafter be performed by bailiff.
Mr. George NJ Galley, of Jarrcttsyille, who
spent several months of last year in Georgia,
canvassng for the National Publishing Company
of Philadelphia, after n brief visit home among
his many friends, has returned TO Atlanta, Ga,
10 take charge of branch Office of the above
named firm.
Farmers, blacksniihs builders and others
| in want of hardware of any kind will find q COM
| plete assortment at the wel-known white front
| store of Messrs f. Scott Payne 81 Bro, No. 166
North Gay street, Baltimore, We take pleasure
| in recommending them as reliable, accommodate
| ing business men,
Mr.. John w. Wann, of Sioux City, Iowa,
| n son of Mr.. James Wann, of Forest Hill, visit
| ed our Office on Wednesday. Mr.. Wann left
| Hartford county fifteen years ago. He expected
| TO return to the West next week. He reports
that all the Hartford boys in that part of the
| West are prospecting.
AT the public sale of Dennis Hines property,
on the farm of VIM. W. Ramsay, near Thomas
| Run, last Tuesday, by g. A. MARYLAND, 6 horses,
the ages of which varied from to 90 years, sold
at prices ranging from $50 10 S199. Stock cat.
| tie and farming implements sold ut high prices
and corn brought 81 80 barrel.
AT the next meeting of the Hartford County
| Gamers Association, Saturday, March 3, there
will be opened for inspection and comparison
some choice brands Of corn and tomatoes Be-
sides some of the best known Hartford county
brands, there will be some fancy articles, pack,
ed in New York and New Jersey.
DR. A. Trego shertzer, formerly of Hartford
Il N M
TO find the descendants of Peter Trcgo born 1865,
| landed in the United States October 2Sth, 1852
died 1880. The Doctor has addressed circular,
asking for information, to the editor of The Lam
caster, Pa, Examiner, and tine Editor in his
paper states that the names of twelve Tregos
appear in the Lancaster county directory, but
that he could not undertake to trace them back
| TO Old Peter or Young Peter