The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-01-08
gora1 Affairs.
LITTnE LOCALS.

1 AATE41 4OOALes
| Winter has come In earnest. The slelghing
yesterday was excellent. and it was enjoyed BY
old and Young. "a E1h 80 81
I Nathan b. Harry, near Graceton, has made
an assignnient TO T. J. Brooks for the benefit
of his creditors.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet at
Highlands, the residence of Mr.. John Moores,
near Bel Air, on Saturday, January 9th. (
The Week of Prayer will be observed at
Centre church. Norrisyille, and protracted SER
vices will follow the ensuing week.
|" Isaac Robinson, of Hartford county, has
been admitted an equal partner in The firm
| Of Hubbard & Co., manufacturers Of fertilizers.
| On Wednesday u marriage license was is.
sued by the Clerk of Baltimore County to
Jacob List and NJ ss Elizabeth Kruse, of Har.
fordcounty. e- ~
Mr.. George w. Maslin, who was formerly
connected with the Maryland Central Railroad
is now general manager of the Roanoke and
Southern Railway + --A-t.-',-
We have been obliged to leave out num-
Der of valued communications this week, from
inability to get them in type. Some of them
will be published next week. 'e
The business OF the firm of Bay & Getty,
commission merchants, South Frederick street,
Baltimore, dissolved by the death of John W.
Bay. will be- continued by Mr.. George A. Getty.
The Ladies' Guild, of Christ Church, Rock
Spring, will give an oyster supper, in the For
est Hill Hail, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, January 18th and 14th. The proceeds
are for the rectory fund. 5FI u u
President Gilmor. of the Baltimore and
Lehigh Railroad on Christmas Eve presented
to twenty-three of the Oldest employees of the
road IS each for long and faithful service in the
employ of the company. ,-.....-...
On Monday Mr.. Walter W. Preston was
sworn in as States Attorney by Judge Walters,
who previously filed an order certifying to his
election and legal qualifications for the Office.
Mr.. Preston has been acting States Attorney
for q month or two past. ss n .,.-.- 81 of
DIR. j. l.. Windolph, of Hurford comfy, is
named for appointment as State Veterinarian.
DIR. Windolph lie a scientific as we'll as a practi-
cal veterinarian and his claims for the position
are equal to those of any one in the State. We
hope he will receive the appointment.
The walking match from Baltimore to
Philadelphia by Frank Key Howard and Chas.
Carroll Makubin, was won by the former, who
covered the distance, 81 miles, In 81 hours 5911
minutes. Mr.. Makubin went no farther than
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county. The race
was for wager Of $500. ..-... ,.,. az
Rev. b. T. Clsrkson, of Baltimore. will de-
liver lecture on "Leve, Courtship and Marri-
age" in the Town, Hall, Darlington, on the
evening of the 14th instant, ALSO O'Clock.
and his friends will no doubt be glad of an OPP
portunity to hear him again The lecture is
said to be characteristic of the lecturer, being
full of wit, humor and common-sense.
MIR. John a. Engle, Of Upper Cross Roads,
proved himself the right man in the right place,
when on New Years Eve he presented himself
at The Egis office with nice fat turkey, as q
token of his good will to the editor. The tur-
keys all around had roasted so high that but for
Mr.. Eugie's kindness we should have gone
without on the first day of January, 1S92-a bad
precedent to establish Thanks. Mr.. Euge.
We are obliged TO Mr.. William P. Trimble,
of Edgewood, for handsome and conven-
lent calendars issued by the Royal Fire
Insurance Company, of Liverpool, Eng
land. and the Continental Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New York, for both of which excel
lent companies Mr.. Trimble lie agent. Also to
Mr.. Thomas A. Hays for the calendar of the
Provident Life and Trust Company of PHiadel-
phia, of which he Is special agent.