The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-17
Focal Aftatrs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

Mr.. Jesse Preston, near Wesleyan Chapel,
has had his dwelling house thoroughly repaired
inside and out.
The next meeting of the wilma Farmers
Club will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 29th,
at Mr.. B. F. Cronin's.
"A Bel Air physician thinks that la grippe is
merely modified form of dengue or break-bone
fever, superinduced by malaria.
Mr.. Seth Taylor, of Webster, haa his new
house nearly completed. 1t adds to the sp-
pearance of the reighborhood.
Mr.. John s.. Forwood has made deed of
trust for the benefit of his creditors, to Messrs
VIM. l.. Cooley and Fred. R. Williams.
The insolvency case of Lawrence Street,,
which was to have been resumed on Tuesday,
was postponed on account of the sickness OF
counsel and jurymen, until January 2Sth.
AT the close of the oyster supper for the
benefit of the new st. Stephens Church, Upper
Falls, last Saturday night, lady's gold watch
was ratified, the,winning number being POS.
The members of the Grand Jury of the No
vember term of court lately presented to their
foreman, Mr.. Robert E. Morgan, pair of gold
eyeglasses, as token of their respect anc es-
TEEN.
Proceedings have been filed in the Circuit
Court to declare Thomas R. Huff, of Scar
borough P. O., insolvent. Messrs. j. Thos. e.
Hopkins and r. r. Williams appear for the
petitioners.
MIR. Dennis K. Bradley, near Fallston, is
building an addition TO his barn. Mr.. Bradley
is one of the most industrious and thrifty far
mers of Fallston precinct, and his farm has
been greatly improved during the five years he
has Owned it.
An association of New Workers, the Havre
de Grace Republican says, are negotiating for
the purchase, from Mr.. Joseph Henriques, of
the Wilton Farm, containing 525 acres, on the
Chesapeake Bay, near Havre de Grace, for
sporting purposes.
Articles of incorporation of the Guardian
Star Council, No. 9, Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, of Havre de Grace, have
been filed in the Clerks office. C. H. Allen, R.
81. L. Knight and E. M. Martin are named as
directors for the first year.
Mr.. VIM. M. Ady killed young snake,
the day after Christmas, on Mrs Cassandra Aoy
place, near Cooptown. The reptile was only 8
inches in length, of shiny black, with yellow
band around its neck. Young snakes are very
uncommon so early in the season.
Mr.. F. Sidney Hayward, son of DR.. T. B.
Hayward, of Hartford county, was married, on
the 9Th inst, at Govaustown, to Miss Nettie M.
Eichelberger, of Baltimore county. The we'd
ding was largely attended. An elegant recep-
ton was afterwards held at the residence of
the brides parents.
-Messrs. W. H. Silk, John W. Marshall and
Otto Schuster have formed partnership at
No. 214 N. Gay street, for the manufacture Of
parlor suits, lounges, couches, mattresses, bed
ding, &c. Mr.. Marshall is one of Old Towns
most reliable, energetic and capable business
men, having conducted the retail furniture bus
mess successfully for the past twelve years.
The other members OF the concern are also
thoroughly reliable and familiar with their re-
spectlve branches of business, SO that altogeth-
er the new firm starts under favorable auspices.