The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-04
Enca1 Attairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


postmaster at Slate Hill, York county, Pa
We are obliged to Mr.. Thomas j. Tydings,
agent at Edgewood, for copies of the winter
time schedule of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad.
The Hartford friends of Mr.. Thos. s. Hughes,
of Baltimore, will regret to learn that he was
taken very ill, last Friday. His physicians think
there is only probability of his recovery.
Mr.. George A. Galloway, formerly of Bel
Air, who has for many years been popular con-
ductor on the York road railway, from Balti-
more to Towsontown, has resigned his position.
Mr.. Howard Amos, who recently had his
arm shattered by the accidental discharge of a
gun which he was taking out of carriage, and
had to have his arm amputated, is recovering.
He lives near Emmorton.
The Orphans Court will meet next Monday,
at which time DR.. James NJ. Magraw, the newly
elected Register of Wills, will file his bond, be
qualified, and enter upon the discharge of his
duties. He has appointed Mr. f. II. Webster
of John as his deputy.
AT Mr.. j. T. Kauffman's, No. 1856 N. Cav
find full assortment of harness, saddles, bril-
dies, blankets, robes &c, at low prices. Mr..
Kaufman makes to order fine harness and is
well-known in Hartford as reliable business
man.
Mr.. Charles E. Ely moved into his new
dwelling house, situated in the Big Woods, on
Saturday last Messrs. Michael and John Hays
were the carpenters. These young men deserve
much credit for the neat appearance of this
house, it being the first one of the kind under
taken by them.
Mr.. John Toy has rented his farm, near the
Hickory, to Mr.. Jacob Gatchcll of White Hall,
Baltimore county, for three years, and will sell
all of his personal property at public sale, on
the 14th instant, Mr.. Toy intends TO remove to
Northampton county, Va, where his brother,
Mr.. George Toy, lives.
John Brstor, of Baltimore who was held in
Bel Air Jail, on the charge of being one of the
persons who robbed Mr.. David Hanway, of this
county, of s1,250, by the bunco game, during
the county fair, last October, was discharged
by order Of the grand jury, who failed to find a
presentment against him.
We have received, with the compliments of
Mr.. s. Edwin Hanway, of High Point, two
punches Of Boston market celery, one of which
measures about fifteen inches around, being the
product Of single plant. Each of the punches
is two feet in length. They can scarcely be sur
passed in perfectness and SIZE
-Messrs. Rouse 81 Hanna, merchants of
Delta, have received two large orders for mill
tary suits for Grand Army Posts in York and
Lancaster counties, Pa. The business is under
the charge of Mr.. Edwin F. Hanna, formerly of
Mr. Rouse's Bel Air store. MI. Hanna is known
as an attentive, correct and obliging young man.
We have received from Miss Katie A. Schuck
Of White Oak Grove, near Churchville, box
containing beautiful flowers. Among them is
crab cactus from plant which produced SO
blooms last summer. Also a spray of magnif-
cent tea roses, from cutting planted late last
spring. 1t had "a flowers on it. Miss Schuck
has our thanks.
-Messrs. Dugdale & Emmart, commission
merchants and dealers in Gamers supplies, have
dissolved partnership. The business will be
continued by Mr.. VIM. Dugdale, at the old
stand, No. 10 South Gay Street, Baltimore
MIR. Dugdale has every facility for the transac-
ton of his business, and is prepared to make
cash advances on goods.