The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-05-22
Focal Attairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

MIR. B. F. Cathcart, of Baltimore county, has
purchased farm near Black Horse.
Mr.. VIM. F. Reasiu, of Glenville, lost val
liable mare, from collie, one day last week.
Julia Reed, colored, native of Hartford
county, died in Baltimore city, recently, of can
Ger of the tongue, at the great age of 102 years.
Miss Edwina Booth, daughter of the great
tragedian, Edwin Booth, was married. in Bos-
ton, last Saturday, to Mr.. Ignatius g. Gross
man.
There is some talk of extending the York
and Peach Bottom Narrow-Guage railroad
from the Susquehanna to Wilmington, DEL
TOaDSontoWn Union
The grading on the Stewartstown branch OF
the Northern Central railroad will be completed
in short time. The connection at New Free
dom will be made about July LIST.
Mr. William z. Higle, of Bradenbaugh post
Office who has been suffering for more than a
year past from nervous complaint, brought on
| by over-exertion, is slowly recovering. y
Nancy Hill, an old and nearly blind colored
woman, living in Port Deposit, was terribly
burned on Tuesday, while kindling q fire with
coal OIL 1t is not thought that she can recover.
The annual conference of the African Union
Methodist Protestan Church. which closed its
sessions at Elkton, on Tuesday, appointed to
Manly Chapel, Havre de Grace, Rev. l.. H. OAR
| mel.
Mr.. James w. McGaw, of Grove Presbyte-
rian Church, left on Tuesday for Cincinnati,
with other commissioners representing the Bal
timore Presbytery at the Presbyterian General
| Assembly.
Thomas Julian, the Italian laborer who
murdered Daniel Brosnan, near the Big Gun.
powder, in April last, was tried, at Towson-
town, last week, and found gully of murder in
the second degree.
| We are requested to state that the meeting
| of the Deer Creek Farmers Club, announced TO
take place at the residence of Mr.. VIM. B. Hop
| kins, on the 23d instant, has been postponed
| until further notice.
-Clayman's Hotel, Bel Air, has been COM
pletey renovated and refurnished by its pro-
prietor, Mr.. John Clayman. He has also placed
in the basement rooms handsome new billiard
| and carombolette tables.
Geo. r. Carman, Fire Marshal of Baltimore
county, has been removed from his Office, by an
| order of the County Commissioners, passed on
Wednesday. Mr.. Carman was charged with
| neglecting his duties.
On the Sth instant John B. Long, broker
of Lancaster Pa, sold at public sale large
number of notes purporting to have been given
| by members of the Northern Hartford Packing
| Association. The notes range from $500 to
S1,700, and aggregate $4,000.
Mr.. b. F. Keith has dissolved partnership
with his father, Mr.. John II. Keith, and
| has engaged in boot and shoemaking on his
own account, over Messrs. Harry Bateman &
| Co.'S store, Bel Air Mr.. Keith is good work.
man. He makes speciality of fine boots and
shoes for ladies and gentlemen.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
issued circular TO all employees of its lines out
of Baltimore, giving instructions as to the best
disinfcctants, how to use them, and enjoining
upon all the most scrupulous attention TO
cleanliness, &c. This is with view Of prevent
ing, if possible, any spread of the cholera, if il
should make its appearance.
Col. Frederick Raine, of Baltimore, the
newly-appointed consul general of the United
States at Berlin, sailed from New York Wednes-
day, for his post in the North German Lloyds
steamer Ems accompanied by his wife and his
Raine sent from Hoboken, as he was about to
embark, farewell telegram to Mayor La
trobe.