The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-05-29
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


The next regular meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held at the residence of
Mr.. VIM. Webster, June 9th
On and after Tuesday, June I'd, the Bel Air
Circulating Library will be open from to 73O
O'Clock, 2. NJ, instead of from $50 to $50, as
heretofore.
MIR. John Burrier, carpenter, has finished the
interior of Mr.. Amer Pyle's house, near Jerusa-
lem, putting in a continuous railing at the
stairway, &c.
Miss s. Lizzie Adams, teacher of Lapidum
public school, had one of her ribs broken, re-
Gently, by heavy sash falling on her side, while
she was closing window shutter at the school
house.
A horse belonging to Mr. Josiah NJ. Herr
man, Of Archer & Towards Mill, near Bel Air,
took sick. while hauling in team, on the Har-
ford Turnpike, last Saturday, and died in q
short time, at Dunty's Hotel.
One of the new cruisers which Congress last
winter authorized to be built, is to be called
Baltimore, as compliment to Congressman
Talbot, who aided materially in securing the
appropriation for the new boats.
The tallest wheat we have seen this season
was left at our office on Monday. 1t consisted
of about dozen stalks, each measuring 3 feet
and inches in length, and was from the field
of Mr.. Robert F. Hanna, of Fountain Green
Mr.. R. w. Curry, living near Minefleld sta
tion, NJ. c. r. R., is able to walk about again.
While at work digging a well, a few weeks ago,
In nj I1,y ,,ol, l..
pick-axe, sending the instrument nearly through
his foot
The Delta Herald says that James Donohue,
son of MIR. John Donohue, of Clermont Mills,
Hartford county, was killed in Ohio on the night
of the 18th inst, by being accidentally thrown
under train of cars on which he was travelling.
His body was so manged and caushed that it
had to be buried at once.
-Seigneway g. Elliott has had ISSUED out
of the Circuit Court for Hartford county an at
tachment on warrant against the Postal Tele-
graph and Cable Company, claiming (S10, 0OO)
ten thousand dollars, on note due him. The
Sheriff has levied on all the poles and wires
belonging to the Company in this county
Mr.. j. Crawford Nelson, whose bond as
superintendent of construction of the new Bal
timore postoflice was laid over because of n
technicalty, has sent on to Washington another
bond, which is understood to have on it the
names of two prominent citizens of Hartford
county. He will enter upon the duties of the
position this week.-,Sun
"A petition has been presented to the Town
Commissioners of Bel Air, praying them to open
an alley ten feet wide, from Office street to
Pennsylvania avenue, and an alley three feet wide
from this alley to Main street. These outlets
are asked for by the property holders on sanitary
grounds, and seem to be necessary for the pres
ervation of the health of the town.
-Mr.J 7 Baldwin has completed an addition
to his warehouse, at Aberdeen, the main build
ing now being 20 by 60 feet in size, with a back
building 16 by "a feet. He has it well stoc ked
with agricultural implements and machinery of
all kinds, including the Osborne self-binder,
which is now manufactured with steel frame,
making it stronger as well as lighter than be-
fore.