The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-22
Focal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

MIR. and Mrs. T. W. Heaps celebrated their
silver wedding, at Pylesvllle, on the 18th in
slant.
The engagement has been announced of Mr..
William Gimor Hoffman, and Miss Carrie c.
Janney, of Baltimore.
DIR. j. Edwin Michael has removed from
Madison avenue to pol West Franklin street, b.
w. corner Of Franklin street and Park avenue,
Baltimore.
The members of Rev. 7. <. Peters congre-
CATION in West Hartford Circuit, NJ. E. Church,
on Monday evening presented TO him hand
some gold watch.
Mrs. John H. Engle, of Upper Cross Roads,
and her daughter, Miss Lourilla Eugle, of Balt-
more, are visiting friends and relatives in the
upper part Of New Jersey.
-Messrs. c. C. Pussy & Co., of Ravre de
Grace, have our thanks for their neat and at
tractive Calendar for 1892. This firm are deal
ers In hardware, agricultural machinery, coal
oil. paints. guns, ammunition, and are reliable
in every respect.
Samuel j. Kirkwood. Governor Of Iowa
ator and then Secretary of the Interior for Pre-
sident Garfield, completed his 18th year last
Sunday. He was born in Hartford county and
has numerous relatives here.
On the 18th instant Mr.. George l.. VanBib-
Der, trustee, sold at public sale. at the Court
House, Bel Air, the Stamford property, In the
first district, containing 80 acres, with lime
stone quarry, to Matter Stamford, for 300.
]. 8. Richardson was the auctioneer.
The first commission issued by Governor
Brown, after that to his Secretary of State
LeCompte, was one to Mr.. Lawson Cooley, Of
Aberdeen, as Notary Public. This appoint
ment was made necessary by the establishment
Of the new national bank at that place.
Mr. James H. Amos, of this county, has been
appointed Committee Clerk In the Senate Mr..
E. H. Webster, of j., previously appointed,
having been made Clerk to the Committee on
Claims. (, Mr.. Robert Pennington and MIR. F. b.
Macatee have also been appointed to clerkships
In the House.
Miss Mary Skipwith Coale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. c. Coale, formerly Of Hartford coun-
ty, has opened children's classes in singing at
No. 2ls Madison street, Baltimore. Miss Coale
has had exceptional advantages in obtaining
musical education and is prepared to teach the
Tomlin's method of training chidren's voices.
Mr.. VIM. 8. Bulett, formerly General Man
ager of the Bulett Carriage Factory, in Bel Air,
is preparing to engage in the manufacture of
carriages, in Delta, about the LIST Of February.
He proposes, it is said, to make a specially of
fine work. Mr.. Bulett thoroughly understands
every branch of the business and we have no
doubt he will be successful.
We are Indebted to Messrs. Howard Lock-
wood g. Co., of New York, for Part of The
American Dictionary of Printing and Bookmak
ing. This valuable work is presented without
cost to subscribers to The american Book,naker.
The latter is high class trade journal, devoted
to the interests of the employee as we'll as the
employer, in all the industries which enter into
the making of book.
Those who intend to engage In the canning
business this year should write for prices to Mr.
]. b. Hsnway, Joppa, Hartford county, Md. Mr..
Hanway's enterprise in manufacturing hand
made tin cans of the best material deserves en-
couragement. He can also supply lumber, coal,
pure bone and other fertilizers. Mr. Hanway Is
known as one of the most reliable business men
in the county and 1t is pleasure to recommend
him to the favor of the public.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. A. HoblitZell,
son of Rev. s. A. Hoblitzell, Of Bel Air, for q
copy OF the special edition of the Missoula,
Montana, Gazette for January z, in which the
beauties and progress of that booming town
are set forth In an attractive manner. Mr.. Hob
litzell is connected with the Superintendent
office of the Northern Pacific Railroad, at Mis-
sonia. Mr.. II. 8. Hoblitzell, City Clerk Of
Missoula, is q brother of Rev. Mr.. Hoblitzell,
Of Bel Air, his wife being daughter Of the late
DIR. Reardon; of Magnolia, Hartford county.