The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-05-04
Focal Affairs.


Geo. l.. Scott and Joseph Andrews, of Oar
lington, planted corn Lass Saturday.
democratic and Republican primaries will
both he held tomorrow, 9TH instant.
DIR. Earl, of Webster, has completed his
canning house and expects to can largely.
"A valuable mare belonging TO Mr.. John II.
Reckord was gored to death, last week, by a
Jersey bull.
C. z. kincnid, who had the barn ON his
farm near Aberdeen blown down during the
blizzard, is having new barn built.
MIR John Ramsay, of the firm of Ramsay "
Bro, of Highland has rented the Madonna
store stand from DIR. e. W. McCurdy.
Mr.. John NJ. Macklem who lives near Lapi-
dunn, is erecting a canning house on his farm.
James F. Stephenson is the contractor
Mir. Christian Walker who lives near
Webster, was badly kicked on the leg by a steer,
having his knee cap disocated. He is now
better.
We are indebted to Mr.. Thos. j. Sullivan
for copies of the new schedule of local passen-
ger trains on the Philadelphia division, b. and
o Railroad.
"A license has been issued at Towsoniown
Tor the marriage of John James Midway, OF
Bel Air, and Annie Mary Carroll, of Woodbury.,
formerly of Bel Air.
B. II. Barnes, who has his lumber yards at
Aberdeen, has erected large lumber sheds. He
has just received full supply of all kinds of
lumber and is doing tlourishng business.
-Messrs. W. II. Paul, c. P. X incaid and W.
F. Reasin will represent Stephenson Masonic
Lodge, No. 49, at the session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge, which meets in Baltimore, May
Sth
Mrs. Henry {. Amoss formerly of Vale, but
now of Baltimore, sends us u copy of The FED
erdl Gazette and baltimore Daily AdyertiScr, of
June 9th, 1898. 1t will be handed over to the
county Historical Society.
The officers of Registration met in Bel Air,
on Thursday, TO prepare notice of their sittings,
the first of which will take place on Monday
and Tuesday, May 18th and 18th. They will also
sit two days in September and two days in Oc
tOber.
Mr. A Z. Gill, mineralogist, of Johns Hop
kins University, has been examining the miner
al iSeOhiNSo vi IpNl ilC hao bSSh
tracing, especially, the green serpentne and
investigating the indications of lead near Cam
bra station, NJ. c. Railroad
Mr. VIM. H. Waters has the foundation
laid for a large canning house on his farm, at
Watervale station, VI. c. Railroad. 1t will be
operated by Messrs. II. H. Klinefelrcr e Bro,
of ITayrc de Grace, who viii can corn exclusive
ly, having engaged the produce of 220 acres in
the neighborhOod
Visitors to Atlantic City, n. j., will find
The Wallingiord, on Pacific avenue, near the
beach, first class, comfortable Ctorpins place.
1t is kept by Mrs !. Z. Hopes a Hartford
county lady, and Hartford people, especially,
Will he sure Of a hearty welcome and every at
tcnion during their stay in Atlantic City.
The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement, in another column, of the old
and weil-known seed house of j. Bolgiano Il
Son, Baltimore. They give special attention
10 the selection and growing of the best seeds
for market, garden and family purposes, and
have wcll.earned reputation all over the
country.
Mir Frank {. Norris and Mr.. Caleb j. Moore
have succeeded to the late firm of Moore Bros,
at Falston. The new firm will be known as
+. G. Norris II Co., Mr.. Norris being the gen
cral partner in charge of the business, and MIR.
Moore the special partner. They are both pop
ular, energetic and reliable men and know how
TO keep good store.
Last Sunday was the hottest April day
since 1871. The thermometer in some places
was 80 degrees in the shade 1t was also very
warm on Monday, but on Tuesday north
wind sent the thermometer down and on We'd
nesday oyercoats were resumed and abandoned
fires were rekindIcd. There was heavy frost
Thursday morning and ice is reported in some
places.
The burning of II stable at Towsontown, on
Wednesday, caused great excitement. The
stable, which belonged TO Patrick Flanagan,
was destroyed, together with carriage shed
attached to ST. Francis Catholic Church The
stable is supposed to have been accidentally
set on fire by tramp who had gone into it
TO sleep and who came very near being burned
to death before he got out after being aroused
REGISTER APPOINTED -Cioyprnor jackson