The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-01-12
EncaI Atfafrs.


Mr.. Elwood Harry, of Pylesyillc, is using
cetton.seed meal for fattenng cattle.
The Baltimore and Hartford Turnpike Com
pany have declared dividend of So a share.
Judge Walters has been on the bench with
Judge Fowler, at Towsontown court, this week.
mington and Baltimore Railroad, last year, were
81, 75l, 597.Gl.
"A masquerade sleghing carnival is an
nounced to take place in Bel Air next Tuesday,
January 10Th, at noon.
"A quantity of toerably clear ice, from four
to five inches thick, was cut and stored away be-
fore the recent snow storm.
-Messrs. Reckord Il Sons have fitted up their
Kalmia Mills with full machinery and reopened
them for grinding flour as well as feed.
Mr. George w. Day, one of the pioneers of
canning in Dublin district, is building large
new canning house, near Prospect.
Mr. Charles Richardson son of Henry
Richardson Esq, has been ill., for several weeks,
with infammatory rheumatism, at his home
near wilma.
Mr. Daniel s. Wright, young member OF
the Towsontown bar, left last Tuesday, for Fort
Worth, Texas, where he intends to locate for
the practice of his profession
The Deer Creek Farmers Club, which will
meet at the residence of :. b. and George f.
Silver, Saturday, January Goth, will discuss
the "Winter Care of Stock"
The Maryland Central Railroad has adopted
new schedule between North Avenue Station
and Baldwin, including intermediate points,
An early train leaves each end Of the line.
Mr.. Gabriel Smthson messenger in the
| Baltimore Custom House, died, at his late resi-.
dence, near Jarrettsville, on Thursday of last
week, of pneumonia He was 70years of age.
Mr. Michael Kahoc, of Medical Hall farm,
desires us to state that the report that there was
small pox in his family is incorrect. The dis.
case was pronounced by the physicians to be
| chicken-poX.
"A new postofIlce, called "Allihone," has
been ordered at Sandy Hook store. Mr.. B.
Frank Smithson has been commissioned post.
master The office will be supplied with daily
| mail from the Hickory.
"A prize shooting match will take place at
Bush House, Saturday, January Goth, beginning
| at 10 o'clock, A. NJ At. O'clock a match fol
Joe Manton double barrelled gun will take
place. Pool shooting all day.
The municipal election in IIavrc de Grace
on the LIST instant, resulted in the reelection
ofCol. j. 7. Frieze Mayor, and Edward Hall, s. j.
Seneca, A. p. McCombs, A. Vosbury, l.. w
Murphy and p. l.. Hopper, City Councilmen,
An ohselvant subscriber in another county
writes this on the subject of roads in Hartford
"Your citizens are not yet alive to the value
of good, hard, well-kept roads With such it is
certain that in ten years they would double the
value of their farms"
MIR. j. r. Massey, of Darlington has brought
suit, by his counsel, Mcssrs Stump and Young
against the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
Company, to restrain them from erecting thei
telegraph line on his property, without his
consent.
Charles Douglas Galloway, of the United
States navy, a son of Mr.. VIM. Galloway, o.
Hartford county, has been ordered by Secretary
Chandler to duty at the Naval Academy, An
napolis, for three years as instructor of seaman
| ship and naval architecture.
BY an order of Superintendent Kcnney, o
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimor,
Railroad, the train leaving Havre de Grac,
at 2.l7 will stop at Aberdeen as well al
at Edgewood, and the 1912 train north from
Edgewood will also stop at bcrdeen.
The surveying corps in establishing the per
manent route in Maryland for the Philadelphia
extension of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has reached a point 25 miles east of Baltimore
Proposals will be asked for bridge over the
Brandywinc, near Wilmington, when differ
ence as to u right of way is settled
Rev. George d. Buchanan, pastor of Ais
quiih street Presbyterian Church, Baltimore
has received an invitation to labor as an evan
gclist in Australia. Mr.. Buchanan's sermon
during the dedicatory services at the new Pres
byterian Church. Bel Air, last summer, created
| a very favorable impression, and stamped
him as an original and eloquent preacher.
MIR. Harry +. Whistler has returned to Be
Air and resumed charge of Recko rd's Exchange
Mr.. William II. Reckold, the former manager
having gone to Eaton u Burnetts Bushes
College, Baltimore. Mr.. Whistler will be foun,
as accommodating as ever, and has reduced tn
| price of feed of all kinds. full supply of fer
tilizers will also be found at the Exchange.
| VERDICT FOR A RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Th
case of Barnard VS.. Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company, which was OIL
trial for ten days in Elkton court, closed oil
Tuesday with verdict for the company. Thi
was a suit instituted by the widow and child
rem of the late John X. Barnard, who was fount
dead on Union street bridge In Havre de Grace
Md, on the morning of December IS, 1881, AM
who was formerly agent at Perryville. Tn
suit was for $4,000
THE TELEGRAPH COMPANY SUITS SETTLED
On Tuesday q basis of compromise was agree,
upon between Messrs. Henry w. Archer, Ste
venson Archer, 8. A. Williams, Herman Stuml
and William Young, counsel for various partie
in the suits against the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company, and Mr. Francis P. Stevens
of Baltimore, representing the telegraph com
pany. The injunction suits and the suits TO
damages for trespass have accordingly all BEEF
withdrawn. The compromise effected is state'
to be that the telegraph company paid all thu
costs In the several cases, the damages done b,
cutting down trees, &c, and allowed propert,