The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-07-26
local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr.. Hugh L. Dooley has been appointed
postmaster at Line Bridge, Hartford county, Md.
A game Of base ball between the AbeVeen
and Fulton clubs WAS played at Aberdeen on
July gath.
A mule belonging 10 Mr.. Walter Chamber
lain, near Monks store, died unexpectedly,
last Saturday afternoon.
A festival will be held at the Rocks of Deer
Creek, on Friday and Saturday evenings, July
Goth and 2Tth, for the benefit of the Church of
the Holy Cross.
The woods meeting at Mt. Zion NJ. +.
Church, last Sunday, was decided success.
The sermons are said to have been of more than
ordinary interest
Mr., James Kelly, of Thomas Run, who
broke his right arm below the elbow by acct
dentally falling from load Of wheat, is recoy-
eriug from the injury.
Mrs. j. l.. Windolph, Of Darlington, sprain-
ed her ankle, by All accidental fall, few days
ago. She has been confined to her room and
ueu anu suHcIs great paIu'
We are Obliged to Mr.. Carlos Hancock, son
of Major A. NJ. Hancock, of this county, for
Autographed picture of the busy town OF Seat
tie, in the new State OF Washington.
A fine mare belonging to Col Herman
Stump had two of her legs broken BY being
kicked by another horse, last Friday The un.
fortunate animal was mercifully shot.
A horse belonging to Rev f. W. Wroth, Of
Darlington, died suddenly, on Thursday of last
week, after having been driven TO Bel Air. 1t
is supposed that the animal burst blood
vessel.
Miss Mary Lee, daughter of Mr.. Parker II.
Lee, of Thomss' Run, was taken suddenly i'll,
with congestion of the brain, on Wednesday
morning, about II O'Clock. Yesterday after
noon it was feared she could not recover.
MIR. Lewis l.. Kelly, who lives near the
Hickory, accidentally broke the middle finger
of his right hand, while raising building on
Mr.. P. Ii. McCormick's farm, near Bel Air DR..
E. Hall Richardson adjusted the fracture.
Edward Busher died on Sunday at his home
Canton avenue, Baltimore, from injuries re-
ceived by falling into Jones' Falls, late Friday
night. Busher has friends in Bel Air and
liavre de Grace.
Mr.. John Kelly, Of Chestnut Hill, had 20
bushels of wheat to the acre. lie thought it was
seriously damaged by having grown Ia the
shock and sold it at 20 cents per bushel. 1t
afterwards dried out well and became of d good
color.
Harry Wilson, son of Mr.. Arch Wilson, of
Pylesyille, one day last week shot crane on
his fathers meadow. 1t measured 6 feet and
l inch from tip 10 tip of its wings and feet
from the end of its long bill TO the tips of its
toes.
One of the prettiest little places in the
| third district is that of Mr.. David Carman, near
Kalma postoflice He has only been living
there two years but has improved it wonder.
| fully, his yard being filled with nice flowers
and shlubbery.
Judge James NJ. Cain, of the Orphans
Court, has a remarkably fine field of corn, on
his farm near Forest Hill. 1t was a sod field
and had been moved four or five years The
corn has large stalks and is even throughout
| the field. No fertilizer whatever was applied
to it.
During a pic mic by the cornet band at
Franklinyille, last Saturday week, difficulty
occurred between some young men,
which officer John Bosley, of Towsontown, at.
tempted toquell. The young men then turned
their attention to Bosley, when he drew his
pistol and fired, the ball striking John Ely, OF
Harf,rd cnuntv in the f,rphead max inc n q ljSht
wound, which DIR. Altvater dressed.