The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-02-10
Focal Affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
Joshua Mccall has sold his house and lot
at Wateryale TO John SILK, for $3.50.
Mr. Henry strawbrldge was thrown out of
his sleigh and severely injured by his horse run
ming away, at shawsyille.
Mr.. A. L. Sherwood, of Scottsvlle, n. Y,
has been elected Principal of EIkton Academy,
10 succeed Mr. Geo X. Bechie', resigned.
Petitions are being circulated praying the
Legislature mot to pass any additional laws
for the payment of pensions in Hartford county"
MIR. James 7. TreGdwell formerly black
smith at Perrymans, has taken charge of Han
mas old shop, near Fountain Green, where he
will carry on his business.
Rev. J. Fred. Heisse delivered an entertain.
ing lecture 10 n crowded house, at McKendree
Chapel, January Goth. His theme was Look
ing through Dusty Glasses"
"A. F. Anderson's wagon was upset at Lap!
dun, last week, by his mules running away
The wagon ran over him. the contents covering
him. He was painfully bruised.
Mr.. Harry d. Hanway has sod his farm
of 30 acres, at High Point, 10 Mr.. A. Is. Me.
Creepy, at sill per acre, and will have pub
lie sale on the premises, on Thursday, March
LIST.
The enrolment Of the Hartford County II Ugh
School, at Havre de Grace, tue present term, is
396. Last year it was S14-1s7 boys and 1877
girls. The school is an excellent one. Prof.
X. W. Eubank is the Principal.
The Orphans Court was in session this
week. Hon. John w. Barton, Chief Judge, pre-
sided, with Hon. JAS NJ. Cain and Hon. Hugh
T. Bay Associate Judges. No business ofspecial
importance to the public was transacted.
The Scott Fertilizer Company, of Elktou,
Nd, sends us one of the most beautiful calen-
dars we have ever seen. Each sheet contains
a charming engraving of the face or form of
child, and the entire calendar is a work of art.
MIR. John A. Osborn, of Aberdeen, who
was severely bruised, last Saturday week, by
being struck and knocked over hya horse and
sleigh while trying TO stop Mr.. John Paca
Mitchelrs horse from running away, Ia improv-
ing.
MIR. George w. Baker, of Aberdeen, ia look
ing for site in Port Deposit on which to
build large canning house. He will engage in
the business there iffarmers in the ncghborhood
will grow for him not less than 400 acres of
sugar corn.
George Yellott Worthngton, formerly
well-known Baltimore merchant miller, died in
Alexandria, Va, on the ID instant, aged 6S
years. The deceased was a relative of the Vel
lofts of Baltimore county, and married a Miss
Coale, OF Hartford county.
Mr.. John e. Tenant, being about TO take
charge of the farm of his fatherin-law Mr.
Geo. Jones, near Dublin, will have public sale
of all his stock and farming implements, at his
residence on the Alexander Galbreath farm, IN
Thursday, March 1st
In the Orphans Court of Baltimore city,
on January 2Sth, letters testamentary on the es.
tate of Gen. Isaac r. Trmble, were granted to
Major David r. Trimble, of Talbot county, and
Mr.. William P. Trimble, of Hartford county,
who gave bond for $40, coo.
"A stock company with $4,000 capital is
being formed in Port Deposit, to start an iron
foundry which is expected to give employment
to % hands. That is the way TO build up
town. An enterprise of some kind to give en-
ploymcnt TO labor is also much needed in Bel
Air.
MIR. Jesse Smallwood of Laurel, Md, form
ery of Whitaker's NM, Winters Run, was as
sisting to unload a large iron safe from a
wagon at his store, when the safe slipped and
falling upon one of his feet mashed it so badly
that II is feared amputation of one OF the toes
will be necessary.
&c Mr.G a, n
sioners of Baltimore county, has been removed
for trial in the Circuit Court for Hartford county.
Mrs Hare claims $4,000 damages for injuries
received by getting her foot caught in hole in
county bridge, causing her to fall, spraining
her hip and otherwise injuring her.
We have received the report of the Mary.
land School for the Deaf aud Dumb, which is
situated at Frederick city The institution con
tains 127 boys and girls from the various
counties of the State, Hartford being represent.
ed by Rosa NJ. Bradford, of Fullston precinct,
and Joseph Levy of the Second district.
DIR. Richard Emory has been reelected
President of the Merediths Ford and Jarretts.
VILE Turnpike Co. Chas. II. Street,, Secretary
and Treasurer, and Nicholas Ii. Parker, Henry
Hess, Daniel Turnbull, J. NJ. Scarf and John
T. Smith, Directors. The company is out of
debt and has small balance in the treasury.
The sale of Mrs. Alice Mellow DeLawder's
real estate, advertised to take place at Joppa, B.
and .. Railroad, Feb 4th, was postponed, on &C.
count of Indictment weather, until Saturday, Feb
1lth, at2 2. NJ at which time 81 acres of
woodland will be sold entire or in ten
acre lots, and 100 acres of land, with tenant
house, &C., also entire or in tracts to suit
purchasers. The land is of excellent quality
and desirable in every respect.
-Messrs. Il. s. Miller 81 Co., 2O22O6 Buchan.
ans Wharf, Baltimore, offer to Hartford farm
ers their pure animal bone fertilizers, pure
ground bone and bone meal. 1t is understood
that Mr. Alfred Lister is a member of this firm.
Mr.. Lister has been for many years we'll.
known manufacturer of fertilizers, and his know.
ledge Of the business is not excelled by that of
any manu- facturer in the country.
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