The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-04-13
Eucal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Miss Maggie Keith has resigned the charge
of the postotflce at Kirkwood, and recommends
Mr. Alfred Thomas as her successor.
Samuel II. Squier has been appointed post
master at Stafford, Hartford county, in place of
L. NJ. Allen, resigned Mr.. squer is clerk for
Mr. Horace Stokes, at Stafford.
Mis- John |. Yellott, of Towsontown, has
presented handsome marble baptlsmal font 10
Trinity p. +. Church, as memorial to her son
Edward, who died about three years ago.
MIR. Wilton Greenway's popular and fast
mare Frolic is the happy mother of Thorudale
Idol colt. The little stranger made its appear
ancc on Mr.. Greenway's premises, near IIavre
de Grace, few days ago.
Judge Fowler, Of Baltimore county court,
has signed an order authorizing Messrs. Spencer
and Gilmor, receivers of the Maryland Central
Railroad TO spend $4,000 in repairing passen-
ger coaches, building % freight cars, &c.
The NJ. P. Conference has been in session
in Baltimore, this week. Last Sunday Rev. s.
a. liobllzell Of Bel Air, preached in Washing
ton street NJ. p. Church, aud Rev. S. f. Cassen,
Mr.. Samuel L. Kennedy, of Upper Cross
Roads, expects to leave, Sunday night, for Ken
lucky, where lie will select carload of good
horses, which will be offered for sale ut Denny
MitchelPs Stables, Boundary avenue Balti-
more.
-Messrs. Wheelca " Wilson have dissolved
partnership in business at the Rocks Mr.. w.
A. Wheeler will continue the business at the
Rocks, and Mr.. Vim. +. Wilson will engage in
the machinery business, at Delta, with Mr..
Asa Jones.
Tine cases of Robert L. Morgan and John
). Dallam vs.. II. IL. Heaps ~ Bro, rcmcv-
cd from Hartford county to the Baltimore county
court, were continued, on Monday, on account
of the unavoidable absence o. Mr.. $. A. will
Iiams, counsel in the case
-Thomas G. Brutr Secretary, Treasurer and
Examiner Of the Baltimore County Schoo!
Board, disappeared from his home in Towsou
town on Tuesday of last week 1t is believed he
owed number of gambling debts and was
threatened with exposure by the gamblers TO
whom he owed money. Ills Office accounts
also show deficiency of about 5000
We call attention to the card OF Messrs,
Mueller Bros, jewellers, No. 5l5 S. Broadway,
Baltimore. They are agents tor the best
American watches and the jewclry they sell
may be relied on to be as represented Their
store is convenient TO the p, W. and B. Rail
road, and therefore in a convenient location for
those who enter the city by that route
MIR. L. Hall Richardson, who has been
Keeping the SiX-NIlc House on the Hartford
road for about two years past, will sell out on
the 18th inst, and remove with his family to
Dallas, Texas. Mr. Richardson is son of MIR.
Henry Richardson, who lives near Bel Air. He
spent several years in Texas but returned to
lIarlo'd and removed from here to Baltimore
county
Key. Don Luigi Sartor publishes Il card of
thanks to the good people of Abingdon for their
successful efforts in preventing the destruction
by fire, Of ST. Francis Church, near that place,
on the % instant. Mr.. F. Martin has been en-
gagged to build new fence around the church
yard, unde- the direction ola committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. j. Dalton, Martin Bros, Fliz,
patrick Bros. and &. Gay.
Prof Henry D. Harlan, of the University
of Maryland, has just returned rom his North
ern trip. The professor is spoken of in con.
nection with the judgcship Of the new Equity
Court, of Baltimore city. Mr.. Harlan is son
of DR.. David Harlan, OF Churchvile His Har-
ford friends would be pleased to see him elevat.
ed TO the position named. for which his legal
requirements, general ability and integrity of
charaa;er Cminently fit him.