The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-20
Eura1 affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

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Little LOCALS.
Mrs. Christopher slade. near shawsville, is
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Some potatoes were injured during the late
cold snap by being unprotected in barns and
outhouses.
ward left on Wednesday night for Chicago. on 9
business trip. .I
Mr.. 8. N. Hyde, with his family, has re-
moved from Long Green Valley TO their city
home, No. 204 West North avenue.
On Monday night about 80 pounds of horse
shoe nails were stolen from the blacksmith
shop Of Arthur Stevens, at Churchville.
MIR. VIM. A. Vogts, wheelwright, has re-
moved from his fathers shops at Kellvile, to
Henderson's shops, Marshall's district.
MIR. franklin Calder, whose arm was brok-
en- by fall from sheep house he was building
for Bell Bros, Emmorton, is improving.
Salem Sunday School will give free en-.
tertainment 10 Salem Church, near Jarrettsville,
on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th, at z o'clock.
Mr.. L. NJ. Bacon, clerk-elect of Baltimore
county, has re-appointed Mr.. Charles E. Fendall
as equity clerk and Alex. D. Brooks as record
clerk.
Mr.. Thomas Clark, near Emmorton, lost a
horse, last week, from injuries received by the
animal getting down in the stall and being IN
able to rise.
nF pour do
aged about thirty-fve years, was struck by
freight train at Principle, Tuesday morning, and
instantly killed.
Hon. Hugh J. Jewett has donated to the
Glenville Public School the handsome sum Of
$45, with which to buy bell, maps, globe and
other school apparatus.
The ladies of Darlington NJ. e. Church
cleared $S7 BY their leaf social and oyster sup
per, in the Town Hall at that place, on Thurs
day evening, November 18th.
President Harrison spent few days, this
week, in duck shooting at Bengies' Point. On
Tuesday he got two shots. He missed one and
with the other brought down canvass back.
Mr. VIM. q. Chilcoat, for . number of
years clerk at Joppa store, has accepted posi-
ton in the establishment of George r. NOVEL;,
at Glencoe, Baltimore county. Mr.. Chilcoat is
q worthy and exemplary young man.
Mr.. J. II. Emmord, of the Emmord Bee
Hive, Perryman, publishes a circular contain
ing number of valuable recipes for preparing
canned corn for the table. They will interest
and be appreciated by housekeepers.
"A horse belonging to Mrs. Frances Boar
man, who lives near the Bel Air Fair Grounds.
was shot while in the field, on Monday night,
whether by accident or design is not known
The animal, it is believed, win not recover.
DIR. David Harlan, of Churchville, last week
bought 1855 head of stock cattle from D. V.
Ruckman, of Virgins. This is probably the
largest number Of stock cattle ever bought at
one time by any farmer in Hartford county.
AN interesting lecture upon the celebrated
Passion Play at Oberammergau was delivered
at st. Stephens Church. Bradshaw, on Friday
evening of last week, by Prof. Turner. The
lecture was illustrated by q large number Of
views.
Mr.. James W. McNabb is engaged in max
ing resurvey of the town of Delta. He com
pleted the survey of the outlines Of the town,
last Friday, and is engaged this week in survey
ing the streets. He expects to make an accur-
ate map Of the place.
MIR. John G. Gibson, of Fallston, was acct
IDENTIFY struck in the face, Wednesday morning,
by board which was fastened to q corn
house door that was slammed violently by the
wind. DIR. Butler, who examined the injury,
thoupht the nose was broken
The total eclipse of the moon, last Sun
day night was an interesting phenomenon, but
clouds obscured the face of the luminary most
of the time. Observers at various points were
ready to photograph the moon at different per-
iods of the eclipse but the clouds interfered.
Rev. George Morrison will preach in
Churchville Presbyterian Church, next Sunday
morning, I'D. DR.. Morrison has returned from
professional visit to MELVILLE, in Cumberland
Valley, where he has been preaching for several
days, aiding the Rev. Dr. Erskine.
The case of Alfred Stout, colored, indicted
for the murder of George Ditmore, an old far
mer, and murderously assaulting Mrs. Ditmore,
at their home near Chesapeake City, Cecil
county, was removed to the Hartford county
court for trial. On Tuesday it was called but
was continued until the February term.