The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-16
Focal Aftatrs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

There was slight frost, in low places last
Sunday night, but no damage is reported there
from.
Mr. Geo. L. Harvard has succeeded to the
business ofthe late Geo. w. Lilly, deceased, at
Perrymans.
John Trago, Jr., of the Big Woods, while
digging in the garden, few days ago, found
half cent, dated 1904.
1t is unlawful to catch bass in the waters of
the State of Maryland during the month of May,
which is their spawning season.
Mr.. Cyrus Diller, of Hanover, Pa, we'll
known as n contractor on the Maryland Central
Railroad, is seriously i'll, with little prospect of
his recovery.
The stockholders of the Cecil county agri
cultural society have voted TO increase the CAPT
tai stock of the society, for the purpose Of max
ing extensive improvements.
Col. Robert II. Smith, of Spcsutia Island,
has bought the fine residence of Mr.. Robert
Renneri, corner of Park avenue and Townsend
street, Baltimore, for SIG, 500.
Mr.. L. l.. Donnely, ofHavre dc Grace, who
is connected with the U. s. Fish Commission,
lately placed in the Monocacy, at Frederick
junction, 10000 young shad
We are pleased TO announce that the report
of the death of Mrs. Joshua Rawhouser, of Bush
River Neck, was incorrect The lady is now
improving, with good prospect of recovering.
Col. b. f. Tayior's barrack, containing 20
tons of hay, ON his farm in Baltimore county,
near the Little Gunpowdrr was struck by light
ming and burned to the ground, Tuesday night.
lightning, during the storm on Friday
night Of last week, struck and shattered II large
locust tree within so yards of MIR. Jacob + Bulls
residence, on the road leading from Fountain
Green to the Hickory.
The County Medical Society held no meet
ing in Bel Air, on Tuesday, for want Of IL quo
rum, the only members present being Drs. For
wood and Lee. The society will bc called
together another day, hy the President.
Mrs Mary f. Quinln, wife of Charles H..
Quinlin. died ut her home in Long Green, Balti-
more county, May 9th. The inIelmcnt was at
ST. Johns Church, Long Green, Sunday alter
noon. The funeral was the largest ever known
at this church.
Mr.. Edward ID. Clayton, who has been
seriously III from blood poisoning for several
weeks, is now improving. While removing a
dead calf from its dam he scratched his finger on
the caHs tooth The accident came near caus-
ing his death.
MIR. Malmn, who is quarry ing and hauling
stone, near Abingdon, for the new b. and o..
Railroad, has started IL brick Yard on the land
of colored man named Bishop, between Bush
and Abingdon. The brick will he used in max
ng culverls ON the railroad.
MIR. j. g. Wiley, of NorrisvilIe, died on
Sunday night, contamination ofthr bowels, after
a sholt Illness. lie was about 30 Years of age
and was IL good farmer and an esiimablc ci izen.
Mr.. Wiley was nephew of Hon. David Wiley
lie leaves wife and one child
Thomas Run comes TO the front with Il
double chicken, which was Matched Mr..
Thomas F. Naglc'a premises. 1t had four legs
and two bodies, each with complete digesti, c
apparatus. 1t ate and ran about with its COM
panions for three duys, when it died.
Rev. Mr. Craighill, of Bel Air, has been
quite sick for II week past Last Sunday he
WAC uuaoic, III w hCi-
vice at either Rock Spring or Emmanuel Church
There will be no service at Rock Spring next
Sunday morning, although Mr. Craighil hopes
t. be able to ofliciate at Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Eldridge W. Gallup, of PEI ry mans, who
came to this city several weeks ago iul medical
attention, and has been staying with his son-in-
law, Capt. Jacob Galloway, on Saturday last
was stricken with paralysis of his left side. His
tongue was also paraiyz ed and he is unable to
speak, though conscious of what is going on
around him. His condition at this writing is
very critical and his recovery considered hope
less Hare dc Grace Republican.
Patrons of the Maryland Central road in
the vicinity of Woodbrook station, are up in
arms because the company has removed james
Russell, who has been the tiagmin at that point
since the road was first opened. Russell ia
most polite and accommodating man, and Is much
thought of by those who know him. SO far us
we have been able to learn there is no charge
against him he was simply removed to make
room for anot her.-- TowSontowu Union.