The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-22

The station house at Walcrvalc, NJ. G. X.
r., near Bel Air, was destroyed hy fire on Sun
day, ut midnight. The origin of the fire is not
known, hui il is supposed to have been caused
by the stove bursting. The building was
small one, worth about $500, and uninsured.
1t is reported that the spring schedule of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad will show an increased number of
trains over the road. 1t is stated that the run
ming time of through trains between Baltimore
and Philadelphia will be reduced to about
two hours.
The ITALIAN LABoRERs PARTLY PAID-A
clerk from Chief Engineer Douglass, Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, went to Aberdeen,
on wednesday, and paid the Italian laborers rs
cents on the dollar of the amounts due them -
The remainder Col. Douglass promised TO I,ay
to-day.
REMOVED TO New YORK. ID. Preston
Wysong, of Forest HIM. has removed t. Man
hasset, Long Island, where he will engage in The
practice of his profession. DIR. Wysong is a
physician of culture, skill and experience, and
will no doubt achieve success in the broader tie d
into which he has entered
BA1LIFF AND LAMPLIGHTER APPOINTED MIR.
Jacob Laruc has been appointed baiir and
lamplighter of the own of Bel Air Mr.. Larue
has had his street ,aning brigade at work this
week seraping up tAs mud, preparatory to hay
Ma at ftnr 4 In ,b.,,,
or Tuesday night, looked as clean AS IL new pin.
MARRIAGE OF A MINISTER Rev j. W. Steele
pastor of the Southern Methodist Church Aber-
deem, and Miss Alneda German, of that place.
were married on Wednesday in the NJ L. Church,
at Aberdeen, of which the lady is member, in
the presence of large audience Rev. r. X. =.
llough, of Baltimore, assisted by Rev. j. II.
Marsh, the brides pastor, officiating
PROFIT IN RAISING STOCK CATTLE-Judge
Waters lately sold to James sawdon, of Will
mngion, Del, three grade Short Horn cattle,
three years old, weighing together about 4, 800
lbs, at ~ cents perth Judge Waters thinks
there is more profit to the farmer in raising
cattle OF this kind than in buyin stock cattle
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENrIoN The
Mary land State Sunday School Convention.
under the auspices of the Maryland Sunday
School Union, will meet IN Baltimore city, in
ST. Johns Independent Methodist Church,
March llth, Eth and 18th. 1t is determined to
make this Convention an unprecedented sue
Cess All Sunday Schools in the State are each
entitled TO send two delegates
FINE CHURCH PANTING.-Miss Mary
Champion, daughter of Rev. y. w. Champion,
formerly of Hartford county, bnt now rector
the Episcopal Church of the Atonement, Balti-
more, has painted beautiful picture of the
Good Shepherd holdings lamb in his arms, which
has been placed in position in the Church. 1t
forms the centre of the triple window in the
chancel. Miss Champion was pupil of Mary
land Institute School of Art and Design.
Two WEDDINGs.-On Wednesday, in Slate
Ridge Presbyterian Church, the Rev Jos. ID.
Smith solemnized the marriage of Mr. James J.
Wilson to Miss Annie w. Wallace. The groom
is the eldest son of Mr.. Arch. Wilson and the
bride is the daughter of the late Samuel W.
Wallace, Esq.
On the same day, ut the residence of the brides
parents, by the same minister, Mr.. Daniel Bay
was married TO Miss Bertha Parke, daughter of
MIR. Robert s. Parke, of York county.
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HICKORY ScHooL.-The following is report
from Hickory School, No Z, third district, Miss
Clara Preston teacher, for the winter term, cud.
ing January 3lst, 1884: Number of pupils en-
rolled4 Average daily ATTENDANCE "a
The following named were present every day
of term, from date of entrance: Eta Minnick,
Lucy Wann, Josephine Dozen, Joseph MinnIck,
John Carcaud, Charles Holland, Harry Kenne-
dy, s. Archer Minncl;, William Kennedy and
Ross Pollock.
The GRAND JURY have found the following
presentments
VIM. II. Williams, colored for the larceny of
SO from Jacob Yarnall, station agent at Perry
mans
Andrew Slymer and Joseph Mackin, of Havre
de Grace, for violating the local option law.
Two presentments have been found against
Mackin.
John Adams, for swearing falsely to a rond
warrant and obtaining $40 from the County
commissioners for work which he did not Der.
form.
Wesley Hewitt colorcd, for robbing Michael
Kelly of 81 in money.
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BARGAINS. MIR. l.. C. Makinson. the enter
prsing Churchville store Keeper, offers special
bargains in dry goods, such as Cantons, cali
Goes, cloths and fine dress goods, to close out
the winter stock and make room for spring
goods. He also has an assortment of pure
drugs, including the celebrated standard prepa-
rations of DR.. Squbb, of Brooklyn, which are
noted for their purity. He takes calves and all
kinds of country produce in exchange for
goods, and can furnish anything wanted by
customers, whether in stock or not
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Rutledge, widow of Mr.
Thomas 7. Rutledge, formerly of Hartford couu-
ty, is staying for a few days at DIR. W. s. Rich
ardson's, in Bel Air. Mrs. Rutledge will short
ly return to her home in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. ii. A. Maggie, superintendent of bridges
for Baltimore county, was in Bel Air, ON Tues
day, arranging for the execution of a suitable
bond by the contractors for building the bridge
over the Little Gunpowder, ut Franklinville.
Mr.. John 8. Bullock, Clerk of the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city, was in Bel Air yester-
day.
ANOTHER RAILROAD FOR hartford COUNTY.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is sur
veying route for branch road from point