The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-08
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr.. Archie Henderson, of Furnace, Dublin
district, stepped upon hay hook, Few days
siuce, inhlcting painful wound in his foot
MIR. James W. GLADDEN. has erected o steam
saw mill at the Rocks of Deer Creek. He also
expects soon 10 add h mill for grinding feed,
&c.
Mrs. James W. GLADDEN., near the Rocks OF
Deer Greek, has sixinch pot of Gala lilies, the
pants In which have on them six perfect and
beautiful flowers.
An oyster supper will be given in T. W.
Ha.ward's canning house, by the ladies oil MI
Zion NJ. Z. Church, on Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday nights, Feb l4,h, 18th aud 10Th.
Mr.. s N Hyde is advertising for family to
work on his farm 10 Long Green Valley and
also for blacksmith to do the farm work. He
promises good wases aud steady employment
Week before last Mr.. Howard Hanway,
near Watervse station, saw several live grass
hoppers In a field on his farm. They were prob
ably Matched out during tho recent mild wealth
er.
Owing to sickness in his family the meet
Ing OF tue Dees SICth SIuO
ryuuced to be held tomorrow, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Benjamin Silver, Jr., has been post
poued.
The Agricultural Fire Insurance Company,
of New York, last week paid in full Mr.. Charles
w. Bakers insurance for the loss Of his fine new
stable and contents, at Aberdeen, which was
burned several weeks ago.
n thn
petition 10 change the name of Cuttings post
office, at Long Green station, Maryland Central
Railroad, to Long Green, and the present Long
Green postoflices TO Union Heights.
Tho ladies' of the Aberdeen Southern Metho-
dist Church will hold an oyster and meat sup
per, in the hall over Messrs. Slice & Kenly's
store, near the B. and .. depot, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings of next week, Feb.
l4th, 18th and 10th
1t is said here that some of the gentlemen
connected with the newly organized Maryland
Central Railroad Company, have lately purchas-
ed several tracts of land in the lower end of
Long Green Valley, adjacent to the railroad
and between Summerfeld and Gleuarm stations
Union.
1t was stated, last week, that Peter McGin-
mis-, who was indicted, last November, for violat-
ing the local option law, and escaped from
custody, was re-arrestes. Mr.. McGinnis says
this is incorrect; that he was not rearrested, but
gave himself up to the officer for the purpose Of
giving security for his appearance at court.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
the Rev. 8. +. Cassen, pastor of Deer Creek Cir
cult, NJ. P. Church, to Miss Bessie Il. Smith,
daughter of Mr.. John s. Smith. The wedding
will take place in Deer Creek Methodist Protes-
tant Church, on Wednesday morni Dg, Februar,
18th, at lO1 O'Clock.
The contest over the estate OF the late Rich
ard 8. Hardesty having been compromised by
the children Of the deceased paying 500 900 to
the grand children, and thereby securing sole
possession Of the property, letters OF admins
tration were granted to Mrs. Mary IL. Wilson
the eldest daughter. who filed bond for 5000,
900, indicating personal estate of $500 900.
Mr.. Charles E. Ehmann, the well-known
marble cutter, of Baltimore, has been obliged
to seek larger quarters, to accomm odate his in
creased business, and has therefore removed
from N. High street to Nos. 22l-223 N Gay
Street, adjoining the Bridge. Mr.. Ehmann's
business extends throughout the State and his
work Is of the best character. In his new and
large show room be displays beautiful spec-
mems of marble and polished granite monu-
ments and headstones, together with marble
and slate mantels, encaustic tiles, &c. He fur.
nishes drawings and designs free of charge
THROWN FROM lRICYCLE.-On Friday of
last week Mr.. Charles A. McConkey, Pre-. ident
of the York and Peach Bottom Railway, had
his right hand cut and was somewhat bruised
about the body by being thrown from railroad
tricycle. on which he was riding. The accideut
occurred from the vehicle jumping the track.
BALDwIS-BAILEY.-M John I. Baldwin,
of Level, and Miss Florence Bailey were maj.
ried, on Wednesday, Both instant, at the res..
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bailey, near Level. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. IL. c. Smith. Upon Its
conclusion the bride and groom left for Clay
mont, Del, where they visited Mr.. E N. Bald
win, brother of the groom.
MRSDISG A RoAD.-Men have been at work
for week past on the Joppa road, 1st district,
between Kelville and the Philadelphia turn
pike Poles are being placed on part of the
road and all of 1t is being thoroughly repaired
and coated With gravel. The work is being done
general road supervisor. who ia assisted by
~FRpklin p. Brazier, Andrew Dunnigan, John
Burrier, John Hurley, James NJ. Brazer and
others.