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

Levi johnson, an old resident of Port De.
post, died on Saturday last. q S.;
Work has been resumed in McClenahan
& Bros. quarry, near Post Deposit.
Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock, of Sandy Hook,
will remove to the farm of DR.. Wake Munnik-
huysen, near Emmorton.
The Maryland Annual Conference of the
Hagerstown on Tuesday s-,s.
AT the sale of the personal effects of Mr..
A. P. Norris on Wednesday, hogs sold at the
rate of twenty cents per pound.
Mr.. Willard F. Wright, of Calvary, ad-
vertises in this weeks issue for young man to
learn the milling business.
MIR. Charles Bradenbaugh, Of Shawsville,
has relinquished farming and proposes to en-
gage in mercantile life at Federal Hill.
March came in. like lamb, and as the
ground hog theory has been upset, we may
hope the old saw about March's coming aud
going may likewise be upset.
MIR. James H. Michael, Jr,, of Roanoke,
Va, sends us a copy of the building edition of
the Roanoke Times, in which the enterprise
of that place is set forth in an attractive way.
Mr.. Charles L. Robinson's public sale,
which was to take place on Feb. 22d, was in
terrupted by bad weather and will accordingly
take place near Chestnut. Hill onMareh 1lth;
On Monday Messrs. s. c. Rowland, Adam
Peoples, F. NJ. Alexander, W. Hopkins, r. c.
Hopkins, Hugh FHall and John Nee lenahan
were elected town commissioners OF Port De-
posit.
Sheriff Calder went to Harrisburg, last
week, with a requisition for William Fantom,
charged with larceny in Hartford county. He
came back without his prisoner, Fantom being
wanted there on criminal charge.
Mr.. Howard Munnikhuysen, of Baltimore,
formerly Of this county, has been elected
President of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Electric Railway Company and OF the
Belt Line Railroad of Washington.
AS Mr.. Charles Fultz was returning from
Aberdeen on Tuesday,, in a road wagon, his
horses became unmanageable and started to
run, throwing him under the wheels, two of
which passed over his left arm, breaking it in
two places. LIZ. w. .. uorsucu IcuuScV tnS
fracture.
Secretary Rogers, of the Baltimore county
school board, has written to Secretary Worth
ington, of the Hartford county board, that the
Baltimore county committee Of conference re-
lative to the Interchange Of pupils between
the two counties desires to meet com
mittee from Hartford in Baltimore city on
or before March IL.
-TheCounty Commissioners of Baltimore
county have been engaged this week in raising
the assessments of corporations. They have
notified the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Companies that these roads
would be assessed at SCI, 600 mile for double
and $12, 500 mile for single tracks. The pre-
sent assessment is $12, 500 for double and
$500 mile for single tracks. Sc.
We are indebted to Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers,
of Fountain Green, fer fac smile copy Of he'
first issue of the ..Maryland journal and the
Baltimore Advertiser dated Angust2o, 1773.
This paper was the INN ediate predecessor OF
the Baltimore American. The paper contains
an advertisement by George Washington offer
ing for sale 10000 acres Of land on the Ohio
and Kanayha liver, West Virginiat -.
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