The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-03-17

mind and body. At that time he remarked ::
II never paid a doctor fi'penny bit in my
life chew and smoke little but have taken
no strong liquors for twenty years. | used to
drink a good DEAL but | thought had my
share and held up"
Miss Hannah Street, daughter of the late
Shadrach STREET., died on Saturday, March
4th, at her residence, Sarah Furnace, OF ty-
phoid pneumonia She was sister of James
L. STREET., of Williamsport, Pa, and of Mrs.
Margaret Demoss, of Emmorton. Miss Street,
was a sincere, consistent Christian lady and
was much respected in the neighborhood
She was buried at the Old School Baptist
Church. on Tuesday of last week. Rev. Mr.
Grafton offciated.
Mr.. John w. BiIlingsley, well-known
merchant of North Gay street, Baltimore, died
at his residence in that city on the It'll instant,
from conclusion of the brain caused by fall
on the ice several weeks previously. He was
a native of Baltimore county and was In the
43d year of his age. Mr.. Billngsley was past
master of Ben. Franklin Lodge, No. 96, Of
Masons, and a past chancellor OF Liberty
Lodge, No 80, Knights Of Pythias.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dance, wife of Mr.. Mil
ton Dance, died on the 9th instant, at her
home i'll Dulaney's Valley, Baltimore county.
She was buried ON Sunday at the Hartford
Baptist Church. She was a daughter OF the
late Levi Ferguson, and sister of Messrs.
Levi and David B. Ferguson, of Baltimore
county. One daughter, who is the wife OF Mr..
Harry W. Patterson, survives her.
Mr.. A. j. Mabbett, of Baltimore, father OF
Mrs William II. Reckord, of this county, died
on the 18th instant at st. Augustine, Florida,
whittier he had gone for the benefit of his
health. His wife, his son, Edwin j. Mabbett,
and Mrs Reckord were with him when
he died The body was brought to Baltimore
for burial
Mr.. Edmond Preston, well-known mem
Der of the Society of Friends, died on Thurs
day, March 10th, at his home near Fallston, in
the 18th year of his age. The funeral will
take place tomorrow Saturday the inter
ment being at the Friends Meeting House,
Fallston, at 100 P. NJ. He leaves widow
and eight children, who are Henry c., Will
liam s. B. and Robert S. Preston, of this
county David and Edmond Preston, of Phil
adelphia Isaac c. and Lewis Preston, who
live in the West, and Mrs. Joseph T. Hopes,
of the Hickory. Mr.. Preston was greatly es-
teemed as an honest, upright man.
Mrs A O. Sewel, widow of james Sewell,
of Abingdon, died on Monday, March 18th,
at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Will
liam d. Bond, at Towson. Her remains were
taken to Abingdon on Wednesday and inferred
in the NJ. E. Cemetery.
Mr. Ralph Slade, aged 40 years, died at his
residence near Cooptown, on Saturday, March
18th, of consumption. He leaves a wife and
seven children He was buried at North
Bend Church, on Monday. Rev. w. A. Price
conducted the funeral services. -Four OF Mr..
and Mrs. Shades children, three sons and one
daughter, died Of measles between the 9Th and
Goth of February. Much sympathy is felt for
the afflicted and bereaved family.
Mr.. Josiah Clayton, aged 81 years, e we'll
known farmer living near Fork, Baltimore
county, died on Sunday, March 18th. He was
buried on Tuesday at Fork Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Rev. j. II. Marsh oficiated.
He leaves several children, one Of whom is
Mrs. John Bauer, of Bel Air.