The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-03-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ton, have patented the word "Nectarina" as
trademark for canned goods.
Capt. Hohn's ferry boat, the City Belle
has resumed daily trips between Lapidum ant
Port Deposit.
Mr.. Jacob A Dozen, of Fountain Green
is about to enlarge his dwelling house and ado
porches thereto.
Bishop Adams, OF the Easton diocese
preached in the Protestant Episcopal Churct
at Port Deposit, last Sunday.
Mr.. John Howard, of Ny Lndy's Manor
Baltimore county, was thrown out Of his bug
gy and painfully injured, on Monday.
Mr.. Hugh E. Jones, Of Csstleton, lately
sold to Mr.. George c. Breuninger seven shoat:
three months old which averaged 100 pound:
each.
An application has been filed In the post
Office Department for the appointment of Mr.
Thomas b. Jarrett as Postmaster at Jarretts
vile.
John Macomber has been elected delegate
end J. w. Stanley alternate to the NJ 2. An
nual Conference. which will meet at Laurel
Del, on April 5th.
AT Dr. j. L. Windolph's public sa lie OF
stock at Darlington, on March 21st, horses
sold at from $l0l to $500 and colts brought
from S5T to sos.
The congregation of the VI. Z. Church at
Darlington are much pleased with their new
minister, Rev II. NJ. Thurlow, who preached
his first sermon last Sunday.
Mr. Ralph L. Wilson, of Emmorton, had
ashoulder dislocated, last Sunday, by the
turning Of ladder on which,he was ascend
ing to the loft of his barn.
The Rev. William A. Mcdonald has been
returned as pastor In charge of East Hartford
Circuit, Southern Methodist Church, and Rev.
8. b. Dolly to West Hartford Circuit.
-Messrs. sWilliam B. and James B. Baker
each intend erecting fine residences on the
property at Aberdeen lately bought by them
from the Aberdeen Land Company.
Mr. David H. Riley, of Churchville, on
Wednesday sold to Joseph Wyman, Of Havre
de Grace, pair of fat steers, which weighed
zoos pounds, at A cents per pound.
The entertainment which was to have been
held at Heaps Cross Roads School, on Satur-
dag, April LIST, will be postponed until some
future time, on account Of the death Of Mrs.
David Harry.
Forty partridges, captured during the
winter, were set at liberty last week in the
neighborhood of Port Deposit, by Mr.. G. G.
Oldham, President Of the Association for the
Protection Of Game
The objections to the ratification of the
sale of the property of John A. Hopper, de-
ceased, were over-ruled by Judge Waters on
the oath and The sale, as reported by s. A. Will
-nams, one of the trustees, was finally ratified
and confirmed.
The Darlington Times is the name Of lit
tie newspaper just started in that place by Mr..
Nard Kemp, the druggist-printer. Its sub
scriptiou price is only SO cents a year, and
it ought to be supported by the people Of the
neighborhood. ,--'s
-Messrs. Stockham and Hinchman are
planting 10 acres of early potatoes on "Park
Farm" near Perryman. They grow large
quantities of early vegetables for the eastern
markets and employ from so to 75 hands dur
ing the busy season.
{ Richard Rees has been elected President Of
the Peach Bottom Slate Company, in place of
John Humphrey, deceased, and VIM. Ii. Har-
Ian Secretary and Treasurer. The directors
are II. D. Humphrey, Benjamin Williams and
Col. Edwin II. Webster.
"A Jersey cow belonging TO Mr.. John G.
Gibson, near Stockton, was buried underneat tn
falling straw rick, last Friday morning, and
when discovered was dead. A fine COW be-
longing to Mr.. John P. Standiford, Of Falls
ton, al.o died last week, after calving.
A case against the Baltimore and Havre
de Grace Turnpike Company, whose road was
reported to be in bad condition, came up be-
fore Judge Burke, at Towson, on Monday.
1t was quashed because Of certain Irregular
ties. 1t is stated that new proceedings will
be commenced.
Mr.. Daniel A. Bay, who lives near Cambria,
was severely injured on Thursday Of last week
by being thrown from a wagon. The king
bolt broke and the horse with the front wheels
of the vehicle ran about mile and half
from the scene Of the accident, where he was
caught uniniured.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
Rage Of Mr.. Charles 7. Carver, of Bel Air,
to Miss Irene Wilkinson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Wilkinson, of Fountain Green.
The ceremony will take place in the NJ. E.
Church, Bel Air, on Wednesday, April 18th,
att P. NJ.
Mr.. William II. Dozen, formerly OF Bel
Air, is connected with Mccullough s. Co.,
loan and real estate agents, corner of Park
avenue and Fayette streets, Baltimore. The
firm offers to lend money on good securities
buys ground rents, buys and sells real estate
and attends to the collection Of claims.
A handsome marble monument, over
feet 10 height, is to be placed over the re-
mains of Harrison Almony and wife in Dry
Branch Cemetery. 1t is being made by j. B.
and T, H. Wheeler, who are also constructing
an elegant monument, to cost 500, to mark
the last resting-place Of the late Joshua Green.
We are indebted to Mrs. William H
Rogers, of Churchville for an Easter egg Of
unusually large dimensions, the product
of ahen. 1t measures u inches around its
larger circumference and inches around the
smaller. Mrs. Rogers says her hens are
doing their level best in view of the approach
of Easter.
The stir in real estate in Harfor county
brought shout chiefly By the boom in the
packing industry, is shown by the number of
deeds and mortgages left for record in the
Clerks Office. These have aggregated about
80 week since the middle of February, being
nearly three times as many as in any month
during last year.
A change in the star service mail sche
dule from Fork to Gwinn, Baltimore county,
Nd, has been made as follows:
Leave Pork daily except Sunday, us A.
N. and 3.45 P NJ, arrive Gwinn by 8 A. NJ.
and 40 Pm leave Gwinn daily, except Sun
day, 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ, arrive Fork by
1913 A. N. and 7.45 P. VI.
Mr. George W. Scott and Miss Marion l.
Emlen, were privately married on Thursday
March %, at twelve o'clock, by Rev. J. Glib
son CAN'T, at the home of the BRIDES brother
Mr. Charles Emlen, near Darlington. Mr.
Scott and his bride will leave during tn,
spring for California, where they will make
their future home.-Dariington Times.
The Delta Time, appeared last week un,
der its new management. tits published BY
the Times Publishing Company, with Mr.. W
Fl. Galbreath as editor and Mr.. d. W. Lever
good as printer. The Times will no doubt BIZ
. keptsup to the standard of excellence it at
tanned Under the management Of the late