The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-05-04
Enca1 Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Ice water Is now the popular beverage in
Hartford county.
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Paul, of Webster will
celebrate their golden wedding to-day.
Mr.. j. P, Silver, of this county, has been
drawn as an additional juror for the April term
of the United States Circuit Court.
A Fire Department has been organized in
llavre de Grace. The new fire engine has proved
to be an effective aid in extinguishing fires.
The dead body of colored man was found
on the shore of POOLS Island, on Wednesday of
last week. The features could not be recognize
ed.
Mr.. Howard Dean, of f. c. Hanway u Co.'S
store, accidentally shot himself in the foot,
Wednesday, with cat rifle. The wound is not
serious.
-Messrs James F. and Cover II. Cole have
rented the store house OF Henry f. Taylor, near
Mchaelsville, formerly occupied by Thomas
Slatterly, and intend TO restock it with first
class goods.
The Delta HerdM says, work on the York
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short time. The poles are already cut and
with good force of workmen the line should be
in operation by harvest.
"A meeting of the friends of Local Option
was held in the City Hall, iavrc de Grace, last
Friday evening, to secure concert of action in
regard to the enforcement of the prohibitory
law A sum of money was raised for the puI-
pose.
The package containing The 4Ayis, which
was started for Clermont Mills last Friday
morning, did not reach there until Tuesday,
We can not tell who is to blame for the delay
and hope it will not occur again.
--Messrs. John q. Maier u Son, the well known
dealers in paints, corner Of Gay and Frederick
streets, offer all shades OF the Empire Rubber
Paints, excelsior floor stain, coach.makers'
paints, varnishes, brushes, window glass, &c,
all at the lowest prices.
BY order of the County Commissioners, Mr..
James Cochran, road supervisor for Abingdon
district, has placed substantial railing along
side of the deep and dangerous gulley on Shows
Hill, near Edgewood. The Commissioners are
entitled to the thanks of the travelling public
for this evidence of regard for their safety
MIR VIM. Gluck has built large, new store
house, on tho corner of Gay and Harrison
streets, Baltimore, and filled it with stoves of
all kinds and fine assortment of the best tin
ware and housekeeping articles. Mr. Glucll has
been engaged in the stove business for many
years, and from his large stock any one can be
suited.
We have received, with the compliments of
the Darlington Cemetery Company, a neat pam.
phiet, containing their charter, bylaws, &C., and
a full account of the dedication services, held on
the grounds last October, at which excellent ad-
dresses were made by d. f. Shure Esq, Presi-
dent, DIR. W. Stump Forwood, Secretary, and
Mr. Thomas King of kenton. A neat map of
the cemetery is also contained in the pamphlet
-Messrs f. d. Hallock & Co., 81 N Green
street, Baltimore, are agents for the Success
force and suction pump, one of the most ef-
cient and economical implements of the kind in
the country. 1t is not liable to get out of order,
and in addition to its various uses as force and
lift pump, it constitutes, with hose attach
mcnt, an effective fire engine. The same firm
are also dealers in agricultural implements,
seeds, &c.
Mr.. John NJ STREET., who has been conncc.
ted with the Maryland Central road since it
opened, in the capacity of freight agent at
Boundary avenue station, has been obliged to
give up his place on account of failing health
and has gone TO his home in Hartford. He is
nephew Of Mr.. VIM, II. Waters, president of the
road, and very energetic and popular young
man. We hope he may he speedily restored to
health He is attended by Dr. A. g. Baldwin,
of Long Green, who says his condition is very
much improved IorSonto,cu Thion