The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-04-09
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


LITTLE LOCALS.
the erection ola new store house 2S by 60 feet
in size, in Delta.
Mr. l.. A. Pyle has rented the store house
Of E. II. Prlgg, at the Hickory, and will take
possession in few days.
Mr.. John Riley, of "Allandale," near
Churchvillc, has field of wheat which is claim
ed to be the best in the county.
-Messrs. Barnes 81 Archer have reopened
their sash factory at Port Deposit, with full
force of hands and are running on regular time.
the McComas farm, at Highland station, to a
large farm in Worthington Valley, Baltimore
county.
Mr. VIM. E. Hanway is making improve.
ments on his farm, near Forest Hill. He is
building tenant house, a carriage house and u
stable.
Rev. Jesse c. Taylor has resigned the rec,
torship of st. Georges parish, spesutia, and
removed with his family to Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
MIR. VIM. R. Wallis, of Forest Hill, has a
pair of very fine colts, one of them Sherman
Morgan and the other Red Bird They pro
mise to be fast.
Mr.. H. T. Kellogg, has sold out his store
goods at Chrome Hill, and removed to the farm
near Jarrettsville lately purchased by him from
Mr.. Thos. Z. Cathcart.
The carriage dealers of Bel Air have been
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fair. Mr.. John A. Hanna has given handsome
buggy and Mr.. John Smith fine road cart.
DR.. Charles A. Rutledge has commenced
tearing down the old furnace at the Rocks Of
Deer Creek and will use the stone in building d
large store house in the corner of the lawn, neal
the mansion house.
The M P. annual conference met in Balti.
more, on Tuesday, Rev. W. s. Hammond Presi
dent. The annual sermon was preached by Rev
T. H. Lewis. Mr. John Divers is the lay dele.
gate from Hartford county.
Rev. E. d. Finney, of Bel Air, has been ap-
pointed to deliver the response 10 the address
of welcome, at the annual convention of the
Maryland State Temperance Alliance, which
will be held at Baltimore, on the Goth and 2lst
of April
Mr. Harry A. Walter has succeeded his
father, the late Mr.. Andrew s. Walter, as miller
at st. Omer's Valley Mill. generally known as
Hopes Mill, near Sandy Hook. Mr.. Walter
is an industrious young man and deserves to be
encouraged.
MIR. 3. F. Darbie, of Clermont Mills, is ship.
ping milk to Baltimore over the Maryland Cen
trial Railroad in novel way. He sends it in
sealed quart bottles directly from his Clermont
Dairy, and has it delivered by his own wagon to
families in the city.
The members of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company should bear in mind that an import
ant general meeting will be held at the Court
House, on Monday next, April 12tb at II A. NJ.
Action will be taken upon matters relating to q
change of the Constitution of the company.
DIR. Ralph Walsh, q son of Col. John Car
roll Walsh of this county, is an applicant for
the position of health officer of the District OF
Columbia. DIR. Walsh has been a resident OF
Washington for many years and is an able ply.
stefan and an excellent gentleman. He is in
every respect well qualified for the position.
-on lnursudy dlternOon Vi laet Wech Tue
stone wall at the western end OF Denny &
Mitchell's stables North avenue station, Balti.
more, caved in and fell against the wooden
staircase leading from the Maryland Central
Depot to the top of the bridge, crushing it to
the ground. The loss was estimated at $500
Workmen were engaged at once in repairing
damages and there was no interruption to
travel