The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-10-24
Focal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
"A valuable horse, belonging to Mr.. VIM. H.
Reckord, of Reckord's Mills, died of collie
Tuesday night.
MIR. VIM. Oldfeld, of Fountain Green, rails
ed 50 bushels of wheat to the acre, this year, on
one of his fields.
We were honored by call from Mr. s. j.
Barnett editor of the Delta Herald, on Thurs
day of last week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church of
Bel Air realized a net profit of about Ss5 from
their entertainment last week.
COL John Carroll Walsh of this county,
was present at the great Cleveland demonstra-
tion in Brooklyn, N. Y, on Thursday night of
last week.
MIR. I. j. Heating, of Shure's Landing, left
at The Eyis office, last week, several wild rasp-
berry canes, with second crop of ripe rasp-
berries on them.
Mr.. Joseph E. Walter, of Bush Mills, died,
last Saturday, Of typhoidmaaria. He was
about 30 years ofag and leaves wife and
several children.
james G. Bell and family returned from
their annual trip to their home at Conowiugo,
on Thursday of last week. They have been
sojourning at Mr.. Bells farm on the Hudson,
New York.
"A small dwelling house. on the farm of Mr..
Corbin Grafton, near the Hickory, was destroy
ed by fire, last Sunday. 1t was occupied BY
Elijah Dorsey, colored.
The welcome rain Wednesday afternoon and
night seems to have been general 1t laid the
dust, refreshed the thirsty earth and will be of
incalculable advantage to the recently-sowed
wheat
Hon. Stevenson Archer, VIM. Young and
Thomas II. Robinson will address the Cleveland
and Hendricks Club, in Bel Air, on Monday
evening, October 9th. The meeting last Sat
urday night was addressed by Mr. VIM. Young.
The York, Pa, Age says that Mr.. s. g.
Boyd, Superintendent of the Maryland Central
Railroad, has moved his family to that place. 1t
is rumored that Mr. Boyd will sever his con
nection with the -1drsontopa Union.
On Monday, locomotive No. 1, on the NJ.
Q. Railroad, ran into hand car, near the Over
shot The men saved themselves by jumping
off. The car was knocked off the track and
rolled down the embankment into Overshot
branch
"A horse belonging to Mr.. John w. Paca ran
away with buggy, last Sunday, near the NJ. C.
Station, at Bel Air, and coming into collision
with the lamp post near Emmanuel Church, the
lamp thereon was smashed. The shafts of the
buggy were broken, but no one was injured
nf . 10 De- 10,
pairing neat case of tobacco of his own grow
ing, for exhibition at the New Orleans Worlds
Fair Articles intended for the Exposition may
be sent to DIR. Geo. W. Bishop, Barnum's Hotel,
Baltimore. The express or other charges will
be paid there.
MIR. Geo. Lewis, carpenter and contractor,
has recently completed large new barns on the
farms of Messrs. VIM. M. Edelin, and E. Pear
son Amos, near Fallston. He was also the
builder of Messrs. Henry Reckord & Sons large
warehouse, at Fallston station, and is now
building tenant house on the farm of Mr..
Corbin Grafton, near the Hickory.
The injunction case of Whiteford 81 Bro VS.
Ramsay came up before Judge Waters, on Mon
day. The testimony, which had previously
been taken before Commissioner Ohio 8. Lee,
filled several hundred foolscap pages and the
reading of it occupied two days. Messrs. Archer
& VanBibber and VIM. Young appeared for the
complainants, and Messrs. Henry W. Archer,
Henry D. Farnandis and Herman Stump for the
defendant. On Thursday the injunction was
dissolved by consent. A similar bill has
been filed in another case
FARM SoLD.-Messrs. j. s. 81 G. l.. Dallam,
real estate agents, Bel Air, have sold for Mrs