The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-22
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

Many horses in Dublin district il is said,
are affected with epzootic.
MIR. Walter s. Amos's public sale near Bel
Air, will take place, as fret announced, on
Tuesday, March 5ih.
The directors Of the harfOrd County Agri-
cultural Society will meet at their office in Bel
Air, on Wednesday next, February eth, at II
A. NJ.
The Emmorton Corret Band cleared over
800 by the oyster supper given at that place
by the ladies' last weSk. The amount will he
applied towards buying new uniforms.
The Rev. W. C. Harvey, of New Lisbon,
Ohio, has accepted call from the Jerusalem
and Ayoudale Christian churches and is expect
ed to preach at Avondale, next Sunday, Feb.
oath, at II A. NJ. and "a P. 81.
MIR. George W. Kenly. living near Church
vile, sustained painful injury of one Of his
knse-caps, BY accidentally falling down stair
way on the premises OF the late VIM. Woolsey,
whose farm he is managing.
Cards have been issued for the marriage Of
Miss Mary e. Lindsay, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Lindsay. The ceremony will
take place in st. Stephens Church, Upper
Falls, Baltimore county, on Thursday afternoon,
February 2sth, at $50 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Wagner, Of the Southern Metho-
dist church, Jarrettsyille, preached last Sunday,
at Bethel Presbyterian Chnrch, the pastor, Rev.
W. Z. stull, having filled the pulpit at Centre
Church, near Worthwhile, in place of Rev. Mr..
Clark, who is very sick.
The Fdrmer and NtUSaan is the title Of
wel-arranged and newsy little paper, recent
ly started in Delta. 1t contains eight pages,
made up of interesting matter, and is published
on the LIST and 18th of each month, at the low
price Of 50 cents year.
"A gentleman who lives at Watervale Sta
ton, Maryland Central K. r., found several
live grasshoppers in field on Ills farm, a few
days ago. One swallow does not make spring,
but several live grasshoppers do, and you can't
deny -Towsontown Union
On Wednesday of last week as Mr.. Adam
returning home Rev. Mr.. Cassen's wedding his
fine young mare, which he was driving slowly.
sundenly dropped to the ground and was dead
before he could get out of his buggy.
The Rev. J. Whitefeld Sykes, formerly
missionary In charge of Christ Church, Rock
Spring, was married on the 7lh instant, near
Adamstown, Frederick county Maryland, TO
Miss Mary Augusta Snoutfer. Bishop Paret
performed the marriage ceremony.
The Rev. Henry Tarrant has resigned the
rectorshp of Christ Church Crock SPRING. aud
the Church of the Holy Cross, Rocks of Deer
Creek. He will engage in mission work in Bal
timore city uuder the direction of Bishop
Psret The resignation will take effect April
LIST.
We have received Il communication pro-
testing vigorously against the change of the
name of Madonna postofllce, Marshalps dis
trict, in which tbs writer thinks the proposed
change will be Il disadvantage to the business
public, and calls upon the postOfilce authori.
ties to look at the question from the stand
point only Of the public good.
Owing to the unfavorable weather on last
Saturday evening the oyster supper, held by
the ladies of the Southern Methodist Church in
the hall over the store of Messrs. Slice Il Kenly,
Aberdeen, will be repeated tomorrow, satur-
day evening, regardless of the weather. The
supper will be served from six to ten O'Clock,
and the patronage of the public is solicited.
Mr. r F. Magaw, of Havrc de Grace, came
to Towiontown on Thursday TO identify col
ored man named Sam Hill, who stole a set Of
double harness from him on the 23I of Septem.
Der Last. Hill was committed to Jail here on
the llth instant, for an CtFenSe committed m
the Sd district. lie worked for Mr.. Magaw two
days and then stole the harness and skipped to
Baltimore county Union
-Messrs Henry Rcckord & Sons last rpring
offered cash premiums for the beat yields of
corn and tomatoes on one acre, produced By
the use Of their Special Compound. Both
premiums were won by Mr.. A. B. Hollingworth,
of wilma, who raised $50 bushels of tomatoes
and 3, 800 pounds of corn on one acre planted in
each. The coru was ut the tate OF over Is bar
rels to the acre. This is a good showing for
good fertilizer.
Miss Eleanor A. Williams, daughter OF Hon.
George Hawkins Wiliams, Of Baltimore county,
was quietly married on Tuesday evening of last
week, at the residence Of Mrs. John s. Cuttings,
in Baltimore, TO Mr.. Thomas NJ. Chatard, OF
Washington. Owing 10 the illness Of the brides
father no invitations were issued, only the near
relatives OF the couple being present. The
ceremony was performed by the Right Rev. S.
NJ. Chatard, Bishop of Vinceuncs, Ind
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FARM PURcuAsED.-Mr. George A. Cairnes
has purchased from the heirs the farm of the
late Mrs. Dorothy Milligan, containing 81 acres,
SITUATED near Jarrettsville, adjoining MIR.
Cairnes farm, for 81, 200.
FOUND DRowSED.-On Wednesday the body
of Martin l.. Gilbert was found lying in shallow
water, near the lighthouse, at Havre de Grace
He was seen the day before under the influence
OF liquor, and it is supposed he walked into
the water and was drowned He was son of
Mr.. Carvil L. Gilbert and leaves a " life and live
small children
WEDDING IN BEL AIR.-On Wednesday even.
ing Mr.. George II. Bauer and Miss Lydia E.