The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-18
Focal Affairs.


Mrs. Ruff, wife of Mr.. James Ruff, is report
ed TO be critically i'll, in Baltimore.
We are obliged to Mr.. G. W. Scarf, of this
county, for late Florida newspapers.
Mr.. X. o. Wallis, of Forest Hill has remov-
ed to the farm of Mr.. Charles W. Roberts, near
| Emmorton.
Rev. Samuel Dickey, an influential citizen of
Oxford Pa, died suddenly in Philadelphia,
| Monday morning.
The first regular passenger train from Delta
to Baltimore will leave Delta, Monday morning,
! January 2lst, at O'clock.
Weather Prophet Vennor ventures this pre-
diction; "Thc latter part of January will be
mild, but February again cold and stormy"
On Tuesday Miss Adelne Quinby accident
| ally fell on the ice and was considerably injured.
! Dr. Il. ii. Richardson was called to attend her
Mr.. w. Smithson Forwood, of the Changers
Hotel, lately sold a calf seven weeks old, which
weighed POI lbs. 1t was three fourths Short
Horn and one-fourth Devon
The Northern Hartford Packing Association
have re elected the following named board of
directors w. Scott Whiteford, DIR. W. }. Nc
Curdy, Andrew Boyle, g. w. Day and Samuel
Davis.
MIR. Alex. +. Hays who was severely burned
in trying to save his stock, while his barn
was on fire, last November. is out again, but has
not entirely recovered, His escape from death
was imminent.
Andrew Drain, a workman on the Maryland
Central Railroad, who was severely injured b.,
being run over by n hand-car, near Wateryalc,
several weeks ago, is improving, but is not yet
able TO go out.
About ten days ago little child of NJ An
drew kazmeyer, living at the Fair Grounds, acct
dcntally ran splinter into the sole of the foot.
DIR. Richardson who was called to see the child Z,
fears that lock- jaw may result from the injury.
-Messrs. Henry Reckard & Sons have repair
ed and put in working order the telephone line
between their mills, on the Little Gunpowder,
and their Exchange, in Bel Air. The line
is great convenience to them in the transac-
ton of their business
j. VIM. Bauer has resigned his position as
agent of the Maryland Central Railroad, at Bel
Air station, and has taken charge of the new
clothing store, on Main Street, Bel Air This
store is branch of the clothing house of Messrs
B. Woltsheimer Il Co., Baltimore.
-Mcssrs. Bauer IL Whaland, corner Bond and
CORTLAND streets, Bel Air, keep step with pro
gress of the times by selling fresh Chicago beef
at low prices. They also have ON hand other
fresh meats, bacon, fresh bread, rolls, &C., as
well as full supply of choice family groceries
"A colored child three years old, aud
ano ther little older, both children of Mrs
lisby, near llayre de Grace, were scaldcd, last
Friday, by accidentally pulling Il kettle ofhot
water over themselves. The younger child was
severely scalded. The accident occurred while
the mother was at work away from home.
-Messrs Robert A. Nelson and John A.
lleuer have associated themselves together in
the coach painting and trimming business at
John Smiths carriage shops Bel Air They
have improved their shop, making il one of the
most complete in the county, and are, besides
both first-class workmen.
1t il seldom as beautiful sight is seen as
the trees and shrubbery presented, last Tuesday
A soft adhesive snow had fallen during the
hlSl'i NpNNllHb NNCl9 mum anu iWlS WIN Il
leecy fold. The most gnarled and unsightly
trees were made picturesque, while the more
delicate shrubs became marvels of grace and
beauty.
MIR. John O'Ferrall, corner of Central Ave
nue. and Bank Street, Baltimore, offers to the
Gamers of Hartford his sold Reliable" hand made
cans, at low prices. No acid is used in the
manufacture of his cans, and consequently the
goods packed in them are free from the dele
FERROUS effects said TO follow a too liberal use of
acid.
Sarah Keen Ianway, the bright and inter
csting little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs T.. G.
| llanway formerly of Bel Air. died in King
George county, Va, on the Sth instant, in the
third year of her age. Upon recovering from
an attack of measles which had been preceded
| by whooping cough, she had an attack of bron-
chitis causing her death. Little Sarah was a
great pet in Bel Air and her death is deeply re-
| GREETED.
FINE PIGs.--Mr Charles X. Glacken, who