The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-06-01
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


Air, in the present month.
"A meeting of the Temperance Alliance for
Hartford county is called for Monday, June 18th,
at O'Clock, in the NJ. E. Church, Bel Air.
The new national bank at IIavre de Grace is
about to become reality. Nearly all the capt.
tai stock, $4,000, it is sad has been subscribed
Mrs John B. Sladc, daughter of the late
Capt. Amos, of Little Creek, Hartford county,
died at Woodensburg, Baltimore county, May
nth.
MIR. Il. f. llarkins has nearly finished a new
store house and is about to build q dwelling
house, at McComas' Cross Roads, fourth dis
trict.
MIR. John T. Moore, of IIavre de Grace, has
the contract TO put an ice machine in Jay
Goulds yacht, Atalanta, which is nearly finished
at Philadelphia.
During the thunderstorm, on Tuesday of
last week, large sassafras tree, in Mr.. John Is.
Wysong's woods, near the Hickory, was struck
by lightning and shattered to pieces
The wife of Rev. Samuel Brown, pastor of
the colored NJ. L. Church, Bel Air, had slight
stroke of paralysis, on Friday afternoon of last
week. She has nearly recovered from the at
tack.
The claim of the heirs of the late DIR. Geo.
Thomas Hayes, of Hartford county, against the
Gainesville Short Line Railway, has been settled
with the counsel for the heirs, Col. Herman
Stump
-Messrs. Jarrett Spencer " Sons are still
hauling their seines in the Susquehauna, near
Lapidum. They are catching large numbers of
rock and white perch as well as some shad and
herring.
The Delta Herdid has added to its printing
office new Campbell press. The Herald is an
enterprisng newspaper and labors earnestly for
the interests Of the section in which it is pub
lished.
A herd of cattle belonging to Mr.. VIM. NJ
Sparren, in II field near Delta, were attacked by
two dogs, last Friday night week. Mr.. VIM.
ii. Stewart and the editor of the Herald drove
them away.
MIR. Edward Ferry has opened tirst.class
grocery store on the corner of Bond and
CORTLAND streets, Bel Air. He also intends to
erect warehouse, at the depot and engage in
the lumber and coal business.
MIR. August Heuer and Miss Mary Haley
were married at St lgnatius' Church. Hickory,
last Sunday evening, by Rev. Francis NJ. Fowler.
The bride and groom went to their home, in
Baltimore, on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. John Flahart, who lives with his son,
Thomas f. Flahart, near Fawn Grove, intends
to celebrate his 9th birth day. on the I'd in
slant. His children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren are all expected to be pre-.
sent.
Mr.. John NJ. STREET., freight agent of the
Maryland Central road at Boundary avenue, who
was obliged to give up his position some time
ago, on account of i'll health, has improved so
much that he expects shortly to resume his
duties.
Mr. George Ball, of Newcastle county, Del.
has been prospecting for kaolln in Hartford coun-
ty, with a view to buying a large quantity
This substance exists in number of places in
the county, but not always in sufficient quant-
ty to pay for working.
David Brown, we!l,known and much re-
spected farmer, of Fawn Grove, York county,
died on Thursday of last week, aged IS years,
leaving wife and several children He was
a member of the Society of Friends and was
buried in the Friends graveyard, at Fawn Grove,
on Sunday. The funeral was largely attended.
The Excelsior Clothing Company, corner
of Light and Baltimore streets, offer "Thin
Things for the Thousands" Their establish
ment is one of the most complete in the city,
Besides clothing of all kinds they have hats and
caps and gentemen's furnishing goods, in as
tonishing variety and at low prices
Monticello" "Foust, )" "Holland Gin, are
the labels on many packages arriving in Bel Air
by the coaches These packages vary in size
from one pint to several gallons. They contain
no address, but are numbered, the carrier having
list of names and the number of the package
intended for each person.
For the new styles of clothing for men, boys
and children, no better place can be found in
Baltimore than the popular establishment of G.
N. Oehm n Son, $50 w. Pratt street. Their
stock is large and they are unsparing in their
efforts to please. This firm has many Hartford
county customers, and wants as many more.
Mrs. Ruth johnson, widow of the late Jas.
johnson, died on Monday of last week, at her
residence, near Federal Hill, and was buried at
Bethel Church., on Wednesday following, aged
7G years. The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Joseph Nelson. The pall-bearers were
VIM. Hope, David Wilson, John 4. Cathcart,
John Treadway, N. Calvin Kirkwood and T. II.
Nelson.
Miss Carrie L. Milton, an estimable and ac-
complished young lady, died at the residence of
her brother, Mr.. &. Il. Milton, "Elberon" farm,
near Darlington, early Monday morning, after
protracted Illness. She was native of Ken
lucky. The interment was at Harmony Presby-
terrain church, Deer Creek, on Tuesday after
noon, Rev. WIN. II. larlzell and Rev. }. W.
Smith conducting the services. The pail bear
crs were 3. b. Silver, Geo. f. Silver Albert Sill
yer, James r. Massey, +. A. Ridout and DIR.
John sappington.
The TUESDAY Night German Club" was
handsomely entertained at the residence of Mr..
j. T. c. Hopkins, Bel Air, by Mrs. s. A. Will |
lams, Tuesday night last There were nine
figures, which were gracefully led by DIR. }. e.
Butler, assisted by Miss Estelle Archer. The
favors consisted of bouquets made of rosebuds
and Lilies of the Valley, silver bells, silver
pins, japanese fans and French kisses. The |
next meeting will be at the residence of Mr. |
X. f. Bouldin, Bel Air, June 18th.
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APPOINTED PROFESSOR AT THE LAW SCHOOL. |
Henry d. Harlan, Esq, of this county, has
been appointed Assistant Professor at the Law
School of the Maryland University, Baltimore
We congratulate Mr.. Harlan upon this evidence
of his proficiency in the mysteries of the law
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ACCIDENT TO LADY.-Mrs. Charles Heck,
while on her way to attend the funeral of her
nephew, at Rock Spring Church, stopped at the
residence of DR.. ID. p. Wysong, near Forest Hill
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