The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-06

The Court of Appeals on "Wednesday
heard the following cases: Benglesdorf VS.
Hanway; Young aud James }. Archer fol
appellant, vanBihber for appellee. George
Guy W. State; Young and Archer for ap,
| pei)ant, VGnBihher and Attorney Genera
Clabaugh FOR appellee.
| Captain David Galloway, a life-lon Q
| resident of IIavrc de Grace, has removed with
his family TO Baltimore city. Captain Gallo
way has been appointed as tho manager oil
Mr.. Lyman Ransteal's large lumber whsrres,
at ''sprirg Gardens the position being sn
| Important aud responsible one.
Tie dlen ATm school, Of which Miss
| Louise Stegler, Is teacher, has alreadf upon
| Its rolls Inc names of IS scholars, ard the
| Greenwood school, which it was intended 10
-elIevc has enough pupils TINS early i'll the
lCiastIl year "a to almost demaLd the
services Of ali assistant teacher.
A fsg DAYS ago, DIR. J. L. Cochran, of
Havre qe Grace, ore of the most prominent
ply siciaus of Hartford county, was suddenly
overcome by severe attack of angina
pectoris, which left him In a Frustrated con-
dition. His host of friends will be pleased to
learn that he has improved and is expected to
be out again in short time.
Mr.. john G. Rouse, 305 and 307 Main
street, Bel Air, has large stock of goods in
his store and consequently expects the largest
trade he has had for years. AS an induce
ment to persons visiting the county fair he is
Offering genuine bargains in every liae.
"F4ir Dealing" is and has long been Mr..
Rouse's motto and the public have learned to
know 1t.
On Wednesday of last week Miss Annie
Waili-, daughter of Mr.. William r. Wallis of
For st Hill. drove to Bel Air, and on her re-
turn to her home, the horse was suddenly
taken SILK with collie and died. 1t was
fine saven-year-oId ladies' family horse and
was valued by MIR. Wallis at 5000. 1t IS sup
posed that an overfeed of grass was the cause
of its death.
White Mr. John W. Maddicks was en-
gagged in unloading a lot of railroad ties at
Bradshaw, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road on Tuesday Of last week, one Of them
slipped and struck him upon the right foot,
breaking the bone and MASKING the foot
badly. He was removed to his home near the
Hickory, where DR.. o. B. Carcaud rendered
the necessary aid.
Charles McGreevy, an old man, was
arrested by Sheriff Forsythe on Tuesday,
charged with the larceny of a lot of black
smiths and wheelwrght's tools, the property
of Dennis Cahil. Justice Richardson dis
missed the case, 1t being in evidence that Nc
Greevy found the goods upon the public road
near Fountain Green, and not knowing their |
owner gave them away.
"A mass meeting of Prohibilionists was |
held in the Court House, on Friday night. |
The weather doubtless prevented large at |
tendance. Eugene Tucker presided and the |
chief address of the evening was by Mr.. F. c. |
the party nominee for Attorney |
General. Mr.. Tucker and Rev. J. II. Jeffries |
made short speeches and the programme was
with music by Prof. Loose.
MIR. Wilton Greeuway's sale of stock, &C., |
will take place at Hpkeland Farm, near Havre |
de Grace, on October II. He will shortly |
afterward remove to the Stevenson farm near |
Towson, where preparations are being rapidly |
made for the establishment of just such a !
breeding and stock farm as have made Hoke |
land famous. We regret very much to !
lose Mr.. Greenway but congratulate our !
county upon acquiring SO wide !
awake and enterpristng a citizen.