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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-31
Wateryale Farmers Club.

The Watervalc Farmers Club met. on last
Saturday, at the usual hour
Inc subject for discussion was Curing Corn
foaaer ont as there was so much other bus
mess claiming the attention Of The club, it was
postponed until the next meeting
Capt. Duvall said he would Dropose that
me eiub give lis attention first to the subject
mat was OF the most importance to the farmer of
th!S county, viz, the railroad. Col Webster
i III inc FARMERS Union, II short limo ago,
III !" most a9le speech, set forth the great ad-
Nahtages the county at large would receive
from railroad running through its centre,
and the importance that we take immediate ac.
ton to secure its completion. lie now moved
That the suggestions OF Col Webster be acted
upon the candidates for the legislature be in
tcrVlewed upon the subject, and that we pledge
ourselves to vote for no man who will not eX.
press himself in favor of the legislature grant.
my an enabling act authorizing the county to
subscribe two hundred thousand dollars
MIR. j. A. Spicer followed. lie endorsed what
Capt. d. had said and moved the immediate APP
pointment of q committee 10 draft Il letter to be
sent to the different candidates. requesting d
written expression of their views on the subject.
Messrs. A. j. Spicer and VIM. II. Waters were
appointed the committee.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Spiccr was also
adopted:
ResOleed, that this club suggest to the other
cubs of the county, the propricty of calling
meeting of the clubs and all others interested
to meet at Bel Air on the earliest day of Novem.
Der practicable TO determine what action is ne
cessary TO secure the passage ola law author
izng the County Commissioners to aid in the
construction OF n railroad through our county
and the appointment Of the necessary com.
mittecs for the purpose.
On motion of the same gentleman, commit
tee of five were appointed, to act in conjunc.
ton with similar committees from the other
clubs ofthe county, to select site for an agri.
cultural exhibition to be held the coming sea.
son.
The corresponding secretary was instructed
TO inform the other clubs of the action taken by
this club.
WIN. NJ. EDELIN,, JR.,
Secretary.
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FATAL SHOOTING or AN EDIroR.-On
Monday Mr.. Lloyd L. Clary, political editor
of the Cumberland (Md.) Times was wanton.
ly shot and killed in his office by John NJ.
Resley, for disqualification of criticism upon
the character of Resley' father who is clerk
CT court, about paying jurors and talesmen
in case recently tried in Cumberland.
There was certainly nothing in the article
alleged to be the melting cause of the despe
rate act, to justify the murder If Resley
felt aggrieved a recourse to law was open,
and even if the statements had been untrue
we have no doubt that upon explanation
Mr.. Clary would have made proper correc-
ton. The deceased was an able and fearless
editor, and excrtcd marked influence upon
the politics of his county,
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TERMS OF SALE.
Notice to Teachers.

C8ice Of Board Of School Commissioners, J
Bel Air, October 9th, 1873. {
A Teachers Institute will be held in the
Town Hall, Havre de Grace, commencing
ON MONDAY, NOTENBER 18th, 1878.
The Board requires the Teachers in the
Public Schools of the county to attend the
Institute, and may strike from the list of
Teachers the name ofany Teacher who fails
or neglects to attend.
Accommodations will be provided for
the Teachers by the citizens and Others
during the session ofthe Institute.
No deduction from the salary of any
Teacher who attends the Institute will be
made. BY order,
ROBERT HENRY,
oct3l Secretary.
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---DoN'T scratch name from the Demo
cratic ticket. Every name upon it it is wor-
thy of support and confidence. Remember,
that this is contest for principles, not for
mer.
DO you want your sons and daughters to
go to school with negroes under heavy pen
alties? If you do not, then turn out on Tues
day and vote the Democratic ticket without
O scratch.
AS the Radicals have done in the South, so
will they do in Maryland, if they have the
possession. You judgea tree by its fruits.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-10-31

Charles A. Wales, Esq, Insurance Com
missioner for Maryland, in the report of his
department states that of44 foreign compan-
les doing business in this State, the following
was the amount of business done in 1872, up
TO December 31st:
Policies in force 1868; amount of poll
cies $47,967, 155; premiums received, ST.
70S,243; losses paid, 1854, 7G2. The increase
Of policies for 1872 over the previous year,
were 4,2S5, and the amount OF the same was
$10096,019.
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THE NEWS.

The population of Memphis, Tennessee,
has been reduced by flight and yellow fever
to 10000.
Great desttulion is reported in several
counties in Alabama, in consequence of the
destruction of cotton by rains and army
worm.
"A new tclcscope-the largest of the kind
in the world-has just been completed for
the National Observatory at Washington, at
a cost of $4,000
Tho famous horse Harry Bassett was
distanced in a four-mile race at Pimlico last
Saturday, by True Blue. Time 749. True
Blue is to be taken to California.
The wine and liquor trade in New York
is the only one not affected by the financial
panic. That business is reported as good
as usual"
john O. Hecnan, the once celebrated
prize fighter, died ofconsumption last Satur-
day while on his way to California, on the
Union Pacific Railroad.
Rev. j. F. Spauldng, of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of Pttsburg has been
chosen missionary bishop of Colorado, Wy
oming and New Mexico, in the place of
Bishop Randall, deceased.
Governor Whyle has issued his proclama-
ton setting apart Thursday, the 9th of No
vember as day of thanksgiving and prayer
that day having also been appointed by Pre-
sidcnt Grant for the same purpose
The King of Prussia has ordered $500
lbs. of cannon captured in the late Franco
German war TO be shipped to German Lu-
theran church in Baltimore; the metal to be
used in casting Il set Of bells for the church.
Large numbers of workmen in New York
have been discharged on account of the ina
bilty of employers to obtain money to pay
wages. The wages of brick layers, masons
and laborers are to be reduced fifty cents a
day after the list of November
-AleXanderT Holmes, bookkeeper for Har
ny Bros, commission merchants, of Baltimore
1t has been discovered, has been engaged for
nearly year past in forging the name of the
firm and drawing money from bank. The
amount taken reaches $1,000 1t is the old
story-fast living.
In New York Stokes, the murderer of
Fisk, has been found guilty of murder in the
third degree, and sentenced TO the penitentia-
ry for four years. Human life is CHEAP.
nova days, it is true but as a punishment
for wiliully taking it this appears to he draw.
ing it very mild indeed.
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e Wantcd.-To buy two China Hogs, for
breeding purposes Any person having the
same, will apply to VIM. II. Waters, Falston
post office, Hartford county, Md. octlO-4t
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ES'TRAY.

CTRAYED from the premises of the sub
- scriber, about the 10th of October, TWO
HElFERS; one white and red, % years old;
the other black and white, with hind pasterns
white; 90 months old.
A suitable reward will be paid for their re-
turn to the subscriber, or for any information
that will lead to their recovery.
GEORGE slime,
( oct31-2t* Near the Hickory,
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At DUBLIN, TUESDAY, Oct. 21st, at
TEeSl 2 P. M.
BTEARN'S HOTEL, FRIDAY, Oct.
18th, at 2 p. NJ.
$URKINS' FRIDAY, Oct. 18th at 6
ls p. M.
4 DARLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, Oct.
a 22d, at 2 p. NJ.
ssAt RUTTER'S, WEDNESDAY,, Oct 22d,
at p. M.
~ BENNINGTON's, MONDAY, Nov. 34,
n at 3 p. M.
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A DAUGHTER OF BoHEMIA.-A new novel by
Christian Reid, author of "Valeric Aylmcr'' and
"Morton House." will be commenced in Apple-
tons Journal of the date OF October 25lh. The
little is III Daughter Of Bohemia." 1t depicts
life in Southern city, and exhibits all that dra-
matte power and constructive talent which have
marked previous novels of this author, and
given her ahigh place among American novelsts
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Sixth District,
At HAVRE DE GRACE, FRIDAY, Oct.
31st, at p. M.

The following named gentlemen will adj
dress these meetings:
Hon. II. w. Archer, Hon. II. d. Fanan-
dis, Hon. Stevenson Archer, Hon. Geo. Y.
Maynadier. Col. Herman Stump, Col. J. C.
Walsh, Nathan Grafton, Esq, A. Preston
Gilbert, Esq, William Young, Esq, Geo.
i. Van Bibber, Esq, William l.. Cooley,
Esq, Ohio S. Lee, Esq, Joseph NJ. Street,,
Esq, j. T. G. Hopkins, Esq, J. NJ. McNabb,
Esq, William G. Scott, Esq.
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Cast0r!a is more than substitute for Castor oil
1t Is the only "tr article IN existence which is certain
to asSmatc the food, regulate the bowels cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine alroli"l, and is pleasant 10 take
Children need not cry and mothers may rest
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NATURALIzED.-11is Honor Judge Wat
tiers this week granted final naturalization
papers to the following persons
Thomas Gordon, Archibald Elliott, John
OBrien, John Golden and Patrick Maynes
natives of Ireland; George Rahll, native
of Italy ; F. w. INLAND, native of North
Germany; Edward WcstpGl and Jacob
MYer-natiYcs Of Pulssin
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AFFAIRS AT ABERDEEN.-The ladies or
the Grove Church have made their pastor,
Rev. Donald Kennedy Campbell, some valua-
bic and worthy donations, consisting ofmonev
clothing and furniture for his study, which
shows their appreciation of him and his SER
vices.
The concert given by Prof ssor Saunders
and Grove Church choir was perfect sue
cess.
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NARROW EscAPE.-Mr Everett Hughes,
of the I'd district, made a very narrow escape
from being fatally injured, on Wednesday of
last week. He was driving young and
spirited horse to light vehicle, when in con-
sequence of the breaking of one of the shaft
irons, the horse became frightened and Mr.. H
was thrown to the ground with violence, re.
ceiving various bruises and cuts about his
body and head. He is now, however, quite
recovered.
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4 racs w.
+. M. Allen, Rept

Il. NJ Allen, RepV 8
Clerkship, was an OPP horace
Greeley, in oppositiotf-ro' tsesieran Grant, at
the last Presidential election. Be it to his
credit or the reverse, let him stand or fall by
his record. 1t was 81 bitter dose for Demo
Gratis to swallow Greeley, Notwithstanding
his surroundings. But he was mean bait to
entice away Republican from allegiance to
his party
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for s cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents per line
for each subsequent iDsertion--scvcn words
to count line No advertisement inscr-
ted as above unless prepaid.
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iMMEbIATEN.-lf every family knew the value OF Miss
Saw$crs Snlvc they would Immediately purchase "A hux
and never lie without i:. Ifyour Druggist "ut Of this
Saiye ard n"gecs t" Keep supplied send SIXTY
directed in another column and say Yen Tie uivcr-
isenent in this paper.
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Go TO TIE POLLS early, and vote the Dem
ocratie- ticket solid and straight. See, also,
that your Democratic neighbors go.
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MARRIED..

AIIRENS--HANWAY--At Spesutia
Church, by Rev. L. A. Colburn, on Thursday,
October 10th, ADOLPH AHRENS, Jr of
Baltimore city, to ELLA HANWAY, of Har-
ford county
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If you know of any Democrat who has
no way ofgetting to the polls, take him your
self, and see that he votes the whole ticket.
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Fourth District,

Fourth District,
AtJARRETTSVILLE,S SATURDAY, Oct
25th, at 2 p. M.
At YOUNGSTOWN, WEDNESDAY,, Oct.
goth, at p. M.
At BLUE ROCK, WEDNESDAY,, Oct.
goth, at p. NJ.
At UPPER X ROADS, FRIDAY, Oct.
Gath, at p. NJ
At BLANEY'S, FRIDAY, Oct. gath, at
6 p. M.
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LET no Democrat full to cast his vote on
Tuesday for the Democratic ticket Every
vote is important.
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All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real of the author no attention
will be paid to them The real of the author will
not be published unless desired but cannot consent
TO insert communications unless know the writer.
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DOR RENT.-Possession Immediately,
IL New DWELLING and Lot of One
Acre, corner Hickory Avenue and Broad
way, Bel Air Apply at this office. feb14
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- First premium awarded to the Victor Sew.
ng Machine, over the Wheeler Il Wilson, and
Weed at the Abingdon. Va, Agricultural Fair.
G: j. Parker X c, c. Smith, agents, Churchvile,
Md. oct244t
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.s8 Lost, near Hanes' X Roads, on Tuesday,
October 2lst, gray Scotch Terrier Dog; ears
cut; answers to the name of "Jack." 4 liberal
reward Will be paid for the return fthc same to
the 1}ggiS Office.
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Lecture and Festival.

a T Hopewell NJ. P. Church, on THURS
II DAY evening, November 9th, 1915.
Doors open at o'clock, p. M. Lecture to
be delivered in the audience room by
REV. THOS. L. POULSON,
commencing at o'clock. Subject "Queer
People,"
Mr. Poulson has recently returned from a
tour through Europe. Having crossed the
Alps, visited the Worlds Fair, together with
many other points of interest, he is prepared
to deliver a most entertaining Lecture.
He is recommended as among the most
Popular Lecturers of this age.
Us Please come and hear him. Tickets
90 cts, Children under IL years rs cts.
The ladies will be prepared in the Base
ment of the Church to serve Ice Cream and
Cake.
Benefits for the repairs of the parsonage.
oct24
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ID | + ID.

WEEKS.-Octobcr 22d, from injuries re
ceiVed by a fall BENJAMIN WEEKS, OF
Hartford county, in the Gath year of his are.
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40 4 INTELLIGENCER.
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.
B e Il A IR, NJ d.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 81, 1873.

A1>The" Egis" has more extended circulation among
he intelligent farmers and business of Hartford than
any other paper in the county. No clock Hospital"
ther obscene or Lottery advertisements W Il appear
ons columns at any price. large number of our
subscribers pay for their paper in advance and
quently just the class advertisers desire toreach
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is directed to the above facts.
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go, 1000 pounds Tarrcd Rope, (toddcr ties,
for sale cheap. Discount TO the trade. c. j
Parker, Churchvillc. uct2l-tt
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Why is it,

that ourNaontemporary, the Hacre Republican,
devotes 30 much space to villifcation of the
Democratic candidates, in its last issue ?
Simply because desperate cases require dcs-
perate RENE lies; and having no legitimate
or logical reason to urge, resort to personal
abuse is the only course left.
The Candidates OF the Democratic Party
for the House of Delegates are all natives of
the county they seek to represent. The can,
didates of the Radical party for the same
positions are not one of them ito the manor
born" Query Cannot our native-born cili-
zens better represent us than quasi carpet
baggers from other States?
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Household and Kitchen Furniture.

TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and
under, Cash on the day Of sale; on all sums
over that amount credit of six months will
be given, purchasers to give their notes. bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with APP
proved security.
JOHN MOORES,
oc17 Administrator.
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20 Wanted-ln Dental Office in Baltimore
city, young man of some mechanical ingcnu-
ity, good address and liberal education, to learn
Dentistry. The advertiser is a regular graduate
of College, has 4 large practice and would make
agreeable terms with the right kind of person,
Address Dr. Hardy, $. L. Cor. Green IL Saratoga
streets, Baltimore octol4t
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,

being the Goods and Chattels of Moses y.
Price.
200 shocks of Corn, 80 bushels of Oats,
10 bushels of Potatoes, lot of Hay and
Straw, lour-horse spring Market Wagon,
2 single Shovel Plows, / Grain Cradle.
large Vinegar Cask and Vinegar, lot of
Posts and Rails, / long Ladder, Tables,
Chairs, Clothes Wringer, Sausage Stuff.
er, Dairy Fixtures and a number Of articles
not mentioned.
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Private enterprise has stocked the Sus-
quehanna river in the neighborhood ofHarris-
burg and Dauphin with black bass from the
Potomac. About 200 of the fish were put in
the river in 1869, and since that time they
have so increased in number that they are
caught in great quantities by amateur fisher
men. The average weight of the fish now
caught is from one to four pounds.
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Third District.

I'D MASS MEETING, AT BEL AIR,
ION TUESDAY, Oct. 26th.
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J. MARTIN McNABB.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS.


At JOSEPH PRICES, SATURDAY, Oct.
18th, at 6 p. M.
At B. F. CARROLL'S, THURSDAY, Oct.
23d, at 3 p. NJ.
At BUSH, THURSDAY, Oct 23d, p. NJ.
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Second District.

At HALLS X ROADS, on SATURDAY,
Nov. LIST, at p. M.
AT AVONDALE, thursday, Oct. Both,
at 2 p. NJ.
At LAPIDUM, THURSDAY, Oct. Both, at
Is 2. M.
At Blu LII RUN, SATURDAY, Nov. fst,
ut 6 p. NJ.
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IA MIR. VIM. Ptnkney Hamilton, Of
SIR - fM German Correspondent, is authorized to
~ transact business for The Asgs d Iatelligencer
II Baltimore city
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One Driving and Work Horse l good Mare, 9
pair of fine young Mules pair of superior
Work Oxen, very fine Milk Cows, 2 Hcif-
ers, 10 Hogs and Shoats, 8 head ofFat Cattle,
Buggy and Harness. 1 fourhorse Wagon,
l two-horsc Wagon, 1 Ok Cart, l Sulky l
Sleigh, 1 Champion Mower, Spring Tooth
Horse Rake, 500 bus. Oats, 20 tons Hay, 100
bushels Potatoes, Corn in the car, 16 Acres
of Wheat in the ground, lot of Hickory
Spokcs several hundred pounds old Wrought
Iron, 1000 feet prime Hickory Lumber It.
u and II inch; Wagon and Plow Harness,
Flows, 1arrows, Cullivators, Shovels, Rakes,
Forks, Axes, &c, &c, together with a large
variety Of other articles usually found on a
tirst.clNss farm. Also a quantity Of
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Personal PIQlRltV.

TllE undersigned, as Administrator of
l. James Moores, deceased, will sell at Pub
lie Auction, at "Mooreand," the late resi-
dence Of said deceased, near Bel Air
On Thursday, November Ii, 1873.
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
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az For Sale.-A desirable Dwelling House il,
Bel Air. Fine garden, grapes and other fruit
Z. c. Garrcttson. mh2l
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s5g~ Five hundred Locust Posts for sale. F..
NJ Allen, Darlington. my1G
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GEO A. CARRIES, Auct'r.

The Creditors Of Moses d. Price are here.
by notified to file their claims, duly proven,
with the vouchers thereof with tie Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county on or
before the 1st day orMay, 1874.
JONATHAN AMBLER,
Oct3l Trustee
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1ag;0 For Sale.-A bay Horse, suitable for farm
purposes. Also Top Buggy, in good repair.
Enquire of Painter, Watson IL Co, Fallston,
MA. sep12
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS FOR REAL EsTATE-As prescrib-
ed by the decree are-that onc-third of the
pure base money shall be paid in cash on
the day of sale, third in six and the
balance in twelve months thereafter, the
credit payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale, and be secured by the notes of
the purchaser, with security approved by
the Trustee.
TERMS FOR Personal PRoPERTY-All
sums of $50 and under, cash on the day Of
sale; on sums over that amount a credit OF
six months will be given, purchaser giving
notes bearing interest from day of sale,
with security to he approved by the trustee.
JONATHAN AMBLER,
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.s3~ Prime oak shingles, for sale by the hun
dred or thousand. Apply to Thomas A. Hays.
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