The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The star mail service from Shawsvble to
Bradenbaugh has been extended te Dry
Branch.
Work has been discontinued at the Sus
quehanna Paper Mills, the ice on the river
having diverted the water from the Mills.
Michael j. Wheeler, of Pylesvile, has
sold his farm of 103 acres to Thomas j. Cal
ley. Mr.. Wheeler expects to remove to Bal
timore.
The thermometer at various points in
the country early Monday morning, January
10th, ranged from degrees below to degrees
above zero.
The Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad Com
pany has purchased large lot in York upon
which It is proposed to erect a commodious
station and depot.
A young man living within two miles of
Pylesvile drove to that place in one hour
and a-quarter and missed the train afterwards.
Give yourself more time, young man.
Mr.. VIM L. Amoss, of the Fallston Farm
era Club was chosen member of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Maryland Road
League, which was organized in Baltimore at
the State Road Convention, last week.
The morning mail train on the B. and l..
from York, on Monday morning, was half an
hour late on account Of encountering snow
drifts at Red Lion, 10 miles from York. As
general rule trains on our narrow gauge rail
road are on time.
The pleasant musical and literary enter
tainment given last Friday night in Bel Air
by the Y P 5. c. f. of the Bel Air NJ. ?.
Church will be repeated at wilma Hall Oh
Friday evening. January 9th, for the benefit
Of Union Chapel Y. P. s. c. Z.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference Of East
Hartford Circuit VI. f. Church will be held at
Bush NJ. E. Church. on Tuesday, January
cath, at 1890 4. NJ. Rev. j. P. Wright,
Presiding Elder of East Baltimore District,
will preside.
Mr. II. c. Longnecker Of the Baltimore
County Union, has been reelected Secretary
of the Baltimore County Agricultural Society
Mr. Longnecker has proven himself to be the
right man in the right place and the society
has done well to secure his services again.
The dwelling of Mr. VIM. T Clark, near
Chestnut Hill, took fire on Wednesday morn
ing OF last week, but by timely effort the
flames were e1tinguished before serious dam
age was done Loss covered by insurance in
the American Fire Insurance Company, OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles A. Andrew, for five years
past the lessee of Berkeley Farms, near Oar
lington, will sell all his stock and farming
implements at public sale, on the farm, on
Wednesday March Sth. The stock includes
Is valuable horses, nearly all of them stand
ard-bred and some of them fast
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet
At the residence of Mr.. John Moores, on Sat
urday, January 2Sth. The question selected
for discussion is: Would it be economical
aid advisable for the county to issue bonds
thoroughfares, provided the work could be
done with improved appliances and the bonds
issued under careful restrictions ~
Mr. Frederick A. Luccbesi has with
drawn from the firm of J. J. Turner & Co.,
and will continue the manufacture and
sale Of excelsior and ammoniated bone super
phosphate on his own account, under the
name of Excelsior Guano Company, the ware
house being at No. 239 South street, Balti-
more Mr. Lucchesi has been concerned in
the manufacture and sale of fertilizers for
many years, and farmers may rely upon his
representations with regard to the popular
brands of fertilizers sold by him.