The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-07-23

Pa. She expects to be gone about three weeks.
Major A. NJ. Hancock is reported to be very
i'll, at Jordan's White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Mrs. Hancock, who was telegraphed for went
to him on Thursday
Miss Rebecca Bond, sister of Mr.. g. l.. Bond
of Bel Air, received slight stroke of paraly-
sis on Friday and another on Saturday of last
week, at the residence of her nephew, Mr. VIM.
Mnnnikhuysen, Thomas Run. She is now very
much better.
Rev. Father Fowler, pastor of st. Ignatius'
Church, Hickory, has been very SICK this week.
Mr.. David Norris, who lives near Fountain
Green, is confined to his bed from extreme de.
bility. 1t is not expected that he can recover.
OBITUARY.-Mr Clarence Galbreath II well
known farmer of Dublin district died at his
home near Broad Creek bridge, on the 18th
instant, of congestion of the brain. At the be.
ginning of harvest Mr.. Galbreath became over
heated while at work in the field. His physi-
clan, DR.. Hickman, advised him not to expose
himself to the sun as he had done. The advice
was not sufficiently followed, however, and the
consequence was that Mr.. Galbreath was again
taken sick and survived only few days. Mr..
Galbreath was an industrious, enterprising and
Intelligent farmer, good citizen and neighbor
and was highly esteemed BY all who knew him
He leaves wife but no children. His first wife
died few months after their marriage
His second wife was Miss Sallie F. HAYS, of
Lancaster county, Pa. Mr.. Galbreath was 80
years of age lie was a son of the late John W.
Gabreath. He was buried at Statewide Pres
DSteriAu Clnrrh last Satu ha
was largely attended. Rev. Messrs Davenport
and Crawford conducted the services
Mr.. Jos. z. Waterman, whose home was near
Churchville, died on Monday, 10th instant, at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Harriet
Rhodes, near Bridesburg, in the vicinity of
Philadelphia, aged 70 years. Fifteen or sixteen
years ago one of Mr.. Watermans eyes was at.
tackled by cancer, and in the course of time he
lost both eyes, the disease finally causing his
death. Mr.. Waterman was a native of Penn
sylvania and settled in Hartford county about
30 years ago. He leaves three sons, Isaac, Will
liam and Israel, and two daughters, Mrs. Mar
garet s. Burbank and Mrs. Rhodes. Mr.. VIM.
Waterman resides in Philadelphia and his
brother Isaac is in California. Mr. Israel Water
man still lives near Churchville. Mr. Water
man was buried on Wednesday in Cedar Hill
Cemetery, near Philadelphia.
Mr. James A. Webster died at his home near
Pyesville, on Monday, ola cancer or tumor-
Mr.. Webster had been sick about year. but
only confined to his bed about four weeks. He
was relative of Col. E. IL. Webster. During
the war he was one of the provost marshals for
Hartford county. He was buried on Wednesday
at Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church. He leaves
awidow, who is a sister of Mr.. Michael White
ford, two sons, Michael and Joseph Webster,
and one daughter, who is married.
Rev. VIM. Thos. DUNN, of the Methodist
Protestant Conference, died at townsville,
Frederick county, on Monday, aged 70 years.
He entered the ministry in 1915, his first ap.
pointment being on Deer Creek circuit, Hartford
county