The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-04-30
Focal Affairs.



DIR. William Smith, wellknown druggist
of York, Pa, died Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Cooley, of Havre de Grace, is
visiting Mrs. Geo. F. Walker, near Emmorton
Some of the hills on the Baltimore and Je-
rusalem turnpike, near Kingsville, are being cut
down and graded.
Mr. James w. GLADDEN. has commenced the
erection of q dwelling and store house at the
Rocks of Deer Creek.
The Presbytery of Baltimore, which met in
that city last week, adjourned to meet at Church
vile, Hartford county, June Sth
1.-THE prospect for wheat is very good in this
neighborhood," writes a subscriber from Level.
The same may be said of the entire county.
Mr. Henry Ady, who was severely injured,
several months ago, by a fall from the upper
| platform of his corn house to the ground below
has recovered sufficiently TO be able to be out.
The canning house of the late John W. Del
ter, near Little Gunpowder bridge, Philadelphia
turnpike, has been bought by Mr. j. E. Standi
ford, who will run it this summer in connection
with his cannery in Baltimore county.
years. who lives near Reckord, was picked up in
his fathers yard about two weeks ago, with one
of his legs broken. 1t is supposed that the child
| when unobserved, fell from the porch to the
ground.
The Maryland Central Railroad Company
has purchased long, narrow strip of ground on
the south side of Boundary avenue bridge, upon
W nac ctati Will u al
the new station is completed the present one
will be used for offices and freight.
On Thursday of last week the colored cook
at Wakefield" the residence of the late DR..
Munnkhuysen, near Bel Air, was severely scald.
ed about the face and shoulders by the upsetting
of pan of hot water which she was hosting to
the dining room in dumb waiter.
Mr.. Charles II. Bouldin, of Montgomery
county, formerly of Hartford county, sends an
answer to the problem in The Agis of April 10TH
He finds that there is due the town SSl go and O
loss to the town of 1871. Mr.. Bouldin gives the
ledger account of it as shown by doublc-entry
RESISTING AN OFFICER.-George Toney, col
ored, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Whiteford
last Monday, for assaultng and resisting Town
Baiiff Small, of Bel Air, while in the discharge
of his duties. Justice Fulton committed Toney
to Jail in default of bail.
A BIG FIsH.-Mr Thomas j. Tydings OF
Edgewood, on Thursday sent to Bel Air, for Dr.
George Farnands, rock fish nearly four and
a-half feet long, weighing IS lbs 1t was
caught in seine in Bush river, and is probably
the largest fish ever caught in those waters.
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AGENTS TRANsFERRED.-Mr. y. a. Upton
for several years past, the efficient agent of the
Maryland Central Railroad, at Bel Air station
has been transferred to North Avenue station al
ticket agent. Mr.. A. o. Reigel formerly West
ern Union telegraph operator at Bel Air sue
ceeds Mr.. Upton at Bel Air station.
SUIT TO BE BRouGUT.-Mr. Charles w. Mich
ael, on behalf of the vestry of Spesuta Church
Perrymans, has engaged the services of Hon
Henry w. Archer, in SUN against the Balt
more and Ohio Telegraph Company for destruc-
ton of trees in Spesutia graveyard. The vestry
are determined to see whether the public has
any rights which corporation is bound to sc,
spect.