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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-04-25

SALE OF A HOUSE AND LoT-Hon Steven
son Archer, executor Of Mrs. Cassandra Gil
bert, deceased has sold the house and lot,
on Gordon street, Bel Air. lately occupied by
the said deceased, to c. W. Proctor, of this
county, for $500. The lot contains two
acres, and has on it, besides the dwelling
house, a small tenant house, II stable, 81.
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The Coming Of Summer

we hope, is suitably foreshadowed by the new
and desirable assortment of STRAW HATS
which We now are offering
c. W. NORRIS g. BRO.
apis Bel Air, Md.
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YORK COUNTY.
From the Wrightsgil3e ,Staa.
Reading Matter,

We will sell a pair of Real Kid Gloves, two
Buttoncd, for $3.50. You cannot do hrt.er
on Charles Street.
G. W. NORRIS Il BRO.
apis Bel Air.
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apis

laMGnIATELYlf every family knew the value OF Miss
Sawyers Salye they would Immediately purchase box
and never he without It, Ifyonr Druggist Is of this
save aud n"glects to keep supplied send Sixty cents
directed IN another column and say you the advsr
tisement Ia this paper.
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To correspondents.

II communications fer publication must be accom-
led with the real name fthe author, attention
BE paid to them The real name Of the author will
D published unless desired, hut We cannot consent
4lart communications unless We know the writer.
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sss- For SaleA fine Saddle, Driving, and
Brood Marc; of good color; quiet to drive sin
gle or double, and gated; eight or nine years
old this spring Sold for no fault Terms cash
orgood paper John j. Alexander, Bel Air apes
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FISHING fishing season this spring,
in the SusQuehanna river, has been greatly
retarded, in consequence ofthe high water and
the cool weather The float fisheries above
Havre de Grace it is expected, will be in full
operation this week. hCssrs. Treadway s.
Ewing have placed float i'll the river about
two miles below Lapidum, and will deliver
fish ut either shore Mr. Treadways long
experience in the business and his Unknown
reputation for accommodating customers, will
ensure for the new firm abundant success.
SALES TO TAKE PLACE.--On Monday May
18th, at the Court House door, by Daniel
Scott, trustee, dwelling house and lot, on
the road from Churchyiilc TO Aberdeen.
Richardson, auctionccr
On Monday, May Goth, at the Post Office
door in Darlington, by Hon. John II. Price,
trustee, u farm of 1T acres, situated near
Darlington Also the undivided half part OF
four acres of land on the Tide Water Canal.
On Tuesday May Goth, at the Court
House door, in Bel Air, by Henry w. Archer,
trustee, s? acres of land, in the neighborhood
of Jerusalem Mills. Richardson, auctioneer.
On Saturday, May 10th, at the Court
House door, by O. s. Lee, trustee, 105 acres Of
land, near Aberdeen Richardson, auction
Ger
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46SThe Egs has more extended circulation among
the inteAe farmers aud business .! Hartford than
any ether paper in the county. No Lock hn ptnl or
other obscene Lottery advertisements " II appear
in columns at any price. large number of our
subscrlbers pay for their paper in advance, and
quently are lust the class advertisers desire oreach
THE attention Of respectable aud legitimate advertisers
!, tirscted to the above tacts.
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Dwelling House.

Thomas Street,, of VIM ST, In the Circuit
,o Court for Har-
ford county. In
join c. Street, and others. Equity,
yINHE object of this suit is to obtain a de-
L cree for the sale for partition among the
hers-a t-law, of the real estate of which
Thirza Street,, late Of Hartford county, died
seized. The bill states that Thirza Street,
died intestate, in the month of February,
1878, seized Of certain real estate situated in
Hartford county,, called "Streett's Pleasant
Hills" containing ninety.two acres, more or
less. That she left surviving her Thomas
Street,, John c. Street,, David STREET., Ann
Street,, Elizabeth Robinson, Mary. wife of
Alexander McCOmas, Sarah, wife of Frederick
Swami and Caroline " wife of james B.
Wright, her brothers and sisters, and Edwin
Street,, son of her deceased brother William
Street, Jr, her only heirs-at-law Each of
which said above named parties owns one
undivided ninth part of said real estate of
which said Thirza died seized. That said
real estate is not susceptible of partition
among the said parties in interest without
loss and injury, and that it would be to the
interest and advantage of all concerned that
the same should be sold and the proceeds d.
vided Also that said Sarah Swami and her
husband, and Caroline V. Wight and her
husband, and the said Edwin STREET., are non
residents of the State Of Maryland, and prays
for an order of publication against said non
residents.
Whcreupon it is ordered this tenth day of
April, in the year 1873, that the complainant,
Thomas Street,, Of VIM. ST., by publication
of this order in some newspaper printed and
published in Hartford county. once in each of
four successive weeks, three months before the
eighth day of September next give notice to
the said nonresident defendants of the object
and substance of this Bill, and warn them to
appear in this Court, on or before the said
eighth day of September next, in person or
by Solicitor. and answer the allegations of
this Bill ofCompaint, and in default Of such
appearance and answer that the allegations
Of the bill be taken pro contesSo rs against
them.
A. H. JARRETT, Clerk
True Copy Test,
apis A l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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Aaryldad Journal ut the approaching May Terms
OF Court, for alleged defamatory matter publish.
ed in those papers regarding him.
[Suing newspapers for libel is about the most
improbable occupation in which man can en-
gage The advantage is on the side of the newe
paper in every instance.
Fire.-On Friday morning of last week the
new and handsome barn upon the farm of j. j.
Chapman near the Bclair Road, In the vicinity of
Kngsvile, together with II large quantity of
grain and produce, was entirely consumed by fire
The carriage. house, corn house. granary and
other buildings We're included in the confagra-
ton. As the fire occurred In the night there was
no opportunity to save even the stock number
of horses and cows having been burned to death
The loss is quite heavy, though We have not been
advised definitely as 10 the amount of insurance
upon buildings and contents. The barn was
erected two or three yeais ago and was one of
the handsomest in the county.
YORK COUNTY.
From the WrightssiHs Stdy.
The river is In good rafting condition and
tunity afforded them. The first raft for this
by Pilot Henry FURY. 1t belonged to Henry
james " Co.
A large number of men are at work, ut
different points along the canal, etfecting the
necessary repairs, before opening of navigation.
The supplement to the charter of the Peach
Bottom railway, authorizing its extension to
East Berlin Adams county, has received the sig
nature "i1hr Governor.
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Dwelling House,

Barn and other out buildings Peach and Ap--
pie Orchards in full bearing
TERMS OF SALE.-The terms of sale,
prescribed by the decree arc-that one-third
of the purchase money shall be paid in cash
on the day of sale, and one third in six and
the residue in twelve months from the day of
sale, the credit payments to be secured by notes
ofthe purchaser, with security approved by
the Trustee, and bearing interest from the
day of sale Should it be desired by the pur :.
chaser, it is probable that the credit paynle,1f
could he extended.
JOHN H. Pn
apes
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szT- WantedA good mechanic to conduct a
Coach and Wheelwright shop. Enquire at this
Office ap25-St
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~ Hunts Improved Corn Drills, for sale ty
William A Cook, Glenville, Md apa5-at
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THE TRIP TO EuRoPE.--To those of our
readers who contemplate u journey to Europe
the coming summer, We cannot too highly
commend magazine entitled THE Trip to
Europe, published by Cook, Son \ jenkins,
2G2 Broadway, New York. 1t il a complete
journal Of information for ocean travellers,
telling them how TO travel, what 10 wear on
ocean voyages, what to buy in Europe in
short, ii answers completely every inquiry
which prospective European traveller would
think of asking. Mr.. Thomas Cook, the
senior partner, has a worldwide reputation
for the successful manner in which he has
all parts Of the world.
Those contemplating st tour ned only al
dress Mcssrs. Cook, Son & Jenkins, No 2G2
Broadway, New York, giving an outline of
the tour they propose, when the price Of the
tickets will be sent by return mail.
PoLITICAL-ThcD Democratic convention OF
Kent county, on Monday, by a vote of 14to II
determinrdto adhere TO the old dislric! system
OF making nominations for Office.
The Cecil Demociat presents the name Of
Hon. $. Tcuckle Wallis rs Democratic can
didatc for the Senate of the United States.
Major Nansant, OF Baltimore, has decin-
ed to ran as m Independent candidate for
the mayoralty next fall, which he was urged
to do by It number oi prominent merchants
of Baltimorc-both Democrats and Repuhli-
cans
Ex-Governor Bowie IL named among the
Democratic candidates for the L. $, Senator
ship
senator Bayard, of Delaware, will not
take his proportion of the Congressional sal
airy steal.
Col. George p. Kane, Sheriff of Balti-
more city, has rendered his resignation to
Governor Whytc, 10 take effect June Goth
/ This will leave five months to be filled Ivy mp
pointment Of the Governor
-. -
INsTRuCTIoE OF THE BLIND-Wr have re-
ceiyed Circular from MI f. d. Morrison
Superintendent of the Maryland Institution
for the Instruction of the Blind IN which he
announces his intention TO visit Hartford
county this spring, with several of hs pupils
for the purpose of giving M Exhibition his
object being to iamliarzc our citizens with
the character of this excellent Institution, and
to ascertain whether there are any Blind
persons in the county of suitable age to be
admitted to lis benefit Those who cannot
pay are admitted free. Due notice will be
given of the proposed exhibition.
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Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad.

ELECTION NOTICE.
vrHE STOCKHOLDERS of The Maryland
l. and Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting
to elect q Board of Directors &c, will be held
at the Maryland House in Rising Sun, Cecil
county, Nd
ON THE SECOND TUESDAY. Q3th) OF
MAY, 1878,
between the hours ola M. and 9 O'Clock p. VI
By order of the Board,
J. +. FORREST,
apl1-4t Secretary, Pro tenn.
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and Brood Mare; perfectly gentle and good
traveller sold for no fault. Joseph A. Coale,
Bel Air. ap25.3t
ss1- For Sale--the Executor OF the last will
OF Madeira Graves, deceased, will sell at Public
Sale at the late residence of said deceased, in
Abingdon, on Monday, April 2Sth 1873 at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, lot of Store Goods, consisting
in part of Sugar, Coal Oil, Flour, Whiskey, Sc.
CARS, and various other Groceries, too numerous
to mention; also One quiet Work Horse, One
Covered Express Wagon, One Set Single Har-
ness and u number of Empty Whiskey Barrels.
ap25-1t
.-y- Early Rose ana Peach Blow Seed Pota.
toes for sale. T. A. Hays. ap95-lt
10y Wanted.--A White Woman TO do light
housework for small family. Enquire of A.
Wattenscheit, Matchmaker, Bel Air aplS,3t
ey"For Sale-Oxen, young und well bro.
ken William Bull, Thomas Run. apll-M
csy-I have only about 80 bushels of Early
Rose Seed Potatoes left. Persons who want
them should give immediate notice. Jacob
Lively.
s-ST-F For Sale-A desirable Dwelling House In
Bel Air. Fine garden, grapes and other fruit.
+. G. Garrettson. mh2l 4
y-Honey for sale in quantities to suit, at %
cents per H., by Mrs. Harryman, Bel Air, feb.
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DEER CREEK FARMER'a CLUE.-fhis club
is now thoroughly organized and in active
working order with fourteen members. The
first meeting was held on Saturday, the 10Th
inst, at the house OF the bachelor member,
Mr.. George Glasgow who, after the regular
business was transacted, seated the members
down 10 Il table that, Us 4 correspondent tells
rs, "groancd under the weight of good things
upon it'--an assertion which no one who
has ever witnessed the generous hospitality
Of their host, would venture TO contradict.
After vigorous discussion of the various
subjects presented for their consideration, the
members retired too full for uttcrance."
The Club has offered prize for the best
seven acres of corn raised this season. The
next meeting will be held on the 81 of May,
at the residence OF Mr. T. A. Hays, when two
essays on Agricultural subjects will be read.
The member who entcrtains the Club is
obliged TO read or have read some paper on
farming subjects.
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BEAUTIFUL PICTuREs.-Mr. VIM. E. Web
stcr, of Churchville, has shown lis n collection
of very handsome pictures, embracing chro-
mos, cngrayings, &c, which he is engaged in
selling in the county. Some Of the subjects
are the following: Happy Hours-1he Holy
Family-The Good Samaritan--The Bare
foot Boy-The Unwelcome Visitor-Our Pets
Awake and our Pets Asleep, companion pic
lures exquisitely colored and drawn-Good
Night, et-Bencvolencc-The Mysteries of
Science-A Family Record, &c. His collec-
ton also embraces Il variety of handsomely
illuminated Scripture texts, for Sunday
school and home decoration Mr.. Webster
also has for sale collection Of photographs,
consisting of such subjects rs The Angel of
Peace--Past Present and Future-Star of
Evening" Mile Nilsson--Mame Parepa
Rosa Christ Blessing Little Children-The
Mothers Dream, &c. These handsome pic
lures are sold nj prices much below that asked
for the same pictures in the art stores We
commend Mr.. Webster and his enterprise to
the attention of the public,
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~ For Sale.-An excellent Driving, Work
and Brood Mare; perfectly gentle and good
traveller sold for no fault. Joseph A. Coale,
Bel Air. Gp95.3t
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-. -,
IN inc hlatleI OF the IN lne OIphahs
SAFE Oh lie neai Esla'e oour. OF hafiofa
Oh Johll beVoeoeceasta' county,
NRDERED This I'd doy Of Anril 1874 hv
the REGISTER of Wills for Hartford comfy
in Tho recees of tho Ornhons, Court nj s.;j
comfy that the sale ofthe Real Estate made
and rtported by Thomas Deyer, Executor Of
tha lost win ond Testament of Jnhn Dsvec
~, nrIa, hn ,,,,i,;,hoa -, ,r,,;,,,>'r
S "le an% e nuhsheI IN IIT ne"str
once in each ofthree successive weeks before
the said Sd day of May, 1873
The report states the amount of sales To be
| 81 ,0l0
}. r. ELY, II. W. IL. Co.
True Copy. Test,
apl1 }. r. ELY, r. W. II. Co.
--------
Harrison Homer
vs.. In Emilv.
]. Oryille Patterson, ct nj. !
hpEhEp' TINS Ylil Gay OF ApriI, I9'"'
- tnal lhe salt mace ana reported ny liet-
ma, man stump or, trustee; III lne ABOVE emu
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6. .sse!Cn of afiiiirs in Louisiana is dis
the extreme The whites still
#ol of the town of ColinX, from
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Silence.

There q silence where hath bsen no sound
There 3, silence where uJ sound may be-
W the cold gra't-uudur The deep. deep sea,
Or 20 WIDE desert where no lie i found
which n1fh been mute ana stn must sleep profound.
~ N.icy q hUshed- uu life tretds silently
llt 20 I'ids and cloudy shadows wander free
That lever spoke-oyer the idle ground
bur lH -recG ruins. M ne desoaIe walls
OF antique palaces where Man hath been
Though he dun ioN, Wild hyena calls
Aui osls. thst dit continually between
Shrek 70 ne ccho. and the Ow winds moan
There the true silence 5, sef-cOnscous and alone
lEl.nr A Pnn
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seeressrte. OF LEGAL Unions.

Secretaries will please note and send corrections.
John Smith, l4l East Lombard st. Balti
more, Nd.
2-James J. White box 27lO, Buffalo, N. Y.
3-Theodore Eberhardt, 500 Coates st..
Philadelphia, Pa
4-Fr. Shsefer, box 1929, Cincinnati. o
5-Wm- Voice, box 542, Rochester, N. Y.
6-Jacob Gebhardt, box SO, Syracuse, NY
EChas. kadeck, box 655. Utica, N Y.
6-John A. Heenan, No. 8, Trinity Place.
Albany, N. Y.
9-Peter Cady, box lO2, Troy, NY.
lO-W. z. Macksey, box 2Ss, Elmira, n Y
lie. H. Hoeken, Drawer 5l2, Chicago.
l2-Jas. Faulkner, box $50, Ithaca, N. Y.
lS-F. L. Wilcox. box7 Norwich, N. Y.
14-E. y. Cox, box IA, Binghamnton, NY.
l5-E. Ssqui, Ill Columbia st., New York.
l6-Gustavs Vollmer, box 2543, st. Louis Mo
H-C. Lawrence, drawer A., Cleveland,
Ohio
ls-GeO. w. Bellmix, Box 70, Charlestown.
Mass.
2o.A stuerrner, cor. Perry and Hill st.,
Providence, r. l.
22-Felx A. Lemk1e, Dox 5SS, Detroit. Mich
Isl. +. Knox, box l2I, Sufield Conn.
M-Hiram Shannon, box 1856, Windsor,
Conn.
25-Louis Huss. ls9 5th-st, Milwaukee,
Wis.
H-ThOmAs Anderson, box e55, Toronto,
Canada.
2S-John Boyle, box SIS, Westfeld. Mass.
2S--Leon- J. HillenbrAnd. box ll6, LAfay-
cite, Ind
81 William Gibbons, box 4ss, Auburn,
NY.
sc. Stosckle boz So, Louisville. XIV.
33-Charles Behr, lock boz rs. Indian
apolis, Ind.
s5-GeOrge Kicker. II South Jefferson st
Dayton, q.
57-GeO. wirt4, box go, worosstsr,
Mass.
field, Ill.
ss--Isaac Hayes. 90 Church street,
New Haven, Conn
40-A. Maffst, lock box 7s7, Paterson, N. J.
Al. L. Springer, drawer Al, Aurora, IN
42-Geo. Newnhafsr. lock box 20, Hart
"a S 1Sa walter, DO. SIG, w...r.o-.,
NY.
oh. J. Drumming, box 1877, Quincy, III.
s4-Fr.nk h. Gin, drawer 70, Toledo. o.
Aeya'ob Ahrens, lock box l250, Spring
5o-GsOrge Morgan. box sss. Tsrrs Haute.
50 Henry Thsbus, Jr. box s4s, Bsllsvills,
H.
4-Edwsrd schsarer. bcr SIS, Evans-
vile, Ind.
5s-wm. Meyers, box sl9. Hamilsoa, On.
tMrio, Canada. t7
I'D. D. Olive. box 2ls. Ls.vsuworth.
H-Aug. y. Brunman, box s6. covi.esoa,
Ky.
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,Ss-Gso. 8. Warrsn, box 1854, Montreal,
os-Geo. c; Kittrsdgs. box 800. BrAnsford
Ontario Canada
eO-E- ROllst. lock box l9I. Kspksk
Iowa.
cS-JOhn MoEnsss. Boz 2c2, Port Byron,
New York
S6-JOhn J. Timnons, box $40, Kingston,
N. Y.
7O-Michasl p. Donley, box 40. New Ips-
wich, N. n.
7l-Hsnry Frische. box A69, Hannibal. Mo-
72-H. Westphal, boz Ss4, Burlington,
Iowa.
7essspA.n Georssn. borSs7. Fort Wayne,
7+JOhn 70 Wagner, 1872 E. Friend st..
76-FrankN' hogan, box "a, Norfolk. Va
77-Theo. Jer unss, bon ass. BurlinSton W.
7S-Wm. d. tsrser. box sos, Fail River
MAm.
GO. B. Lindsay, bex 4sl, PittsburU. Pa.
SEE Z. CrAigsmAn, box 37s, Schenectady,
T(amss Wii-nott. All Deanstrest, Brook
Ign, N. Y.
ss-TheOdore Rauch, lock box -. POUCH.
keepsie. N. Y.
SOD Huck. Post Office Station B, New
York
sS-ohn Thomas. box s, Omaha. Nsb
CSC. v. n. Hudson, box 1918. St. Paul
MINI.
ss-Adolph Kosnick, drawer lO9. Ottawa,
Ill.
lOO-GibsOn Weber, P. o. Box "a, Wash.
ington, d. @.
1ol-Richard Woods. box %, Jersey City,
M.
lO2-HsDry seep. drawer 2,os2, Kansa.
City, Mo.
10Y. J. Cronin, ClArk's Ciaar Manuf.o.
tory. Cambridgeport, Mass.
l0S-Thos. ]. Armstrong, 6ll State street,
Erie, Pa.
llo-F @. Helm, box l, I6s, Council Bluff.
Iowa.
ll4-F. A. Ornellas, drawer 1884, Jackson
vile. ILL.,
ll5-D. c. Brown. box 1872, jamestown. NY
ll6-F. Heilman, box 923, Harrisburg. Pa
llS-E E. Dudley, box 1857, Clinton. Iowa
l20-Jas- t. Smith. box 40, Canton III
l22-Charles RAINBOW, box lO9. Warren
Pa.
1875 Michael Bappert, box Ala Peru. Ind
l26-Ferd. Ruscher boz 25l, Union City, Pa
l29-S. c. Eckhard, Charleston, ). c., brass
lock box IL.
lsl-Eugene Terwilhger, p. o. box 50,
Newburgh, N. "
ls2-Geo +. Brady, Cor. Sec, box sol,
ElyriA, Ohio.
lSS-Jos. Levey. box DDS, Richmond, Va.
lA-Geo. King, La Porte, Ind
IS5-F. II. Harper. box "a Alexandria. Va.
l36-D. W. Bugel, p o. Box 1872, Hud-
son, Columbia Co. N. Y.
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Dare

Dare 10 wear common coat,
Till you own a better.
FASHIONS frown l. but VI Ice.
Debts an iron fetter
Dare lo BE- ~ honest man.
Though you use q shovel.
Ken wlth stcptrt a hi- hand.
AkuaNe must ever Erpyel
l'are tn De- gentleman.
Ia All Ntts trlig gentle,
Ihuugh ysu own no acre. broAd.
Possess ua kiugly rental
panr o. seem Just what yuu are.
Dlra o. da yuur duty,
Aua lau shall wear upon your brow
Mans nohl-~t lrtsu ~ beauty
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1ol tlIlsI I7FU1l6IIIG-
Mcsns for Identifying DepOsltorss

Means for Identifying DepOsitorss
When new depositor first u the savings bank
precautions are taken and records Lide that he may
dSHys be identified, aid that IN . book N lost
The owner thereof cannot be defraudcd.
The business 81 this institution Is confined exclusv e
10 the rscept and Of savings depos and funds de
P'ssted IN trust. No commercial general banking
busiiess il transacted.
certain proportion q the funds invested By leAr
upon real estate In the city o. Chicago In making such
loans preference Is Always gwen 10 applications de
Pnsors Of small means, who have accumulated In the
institution SUFFICIENT funds 10 for lot Of ground
desre 10 borrow something TO aid them In srecne
buildings 70 b used permanent homes for themselve
and families
ES Money RENTED by draft 70 Europe or elsswhsr
Tor dspostors. --g4r-a
sYrhs Plans q Cheap COttaem, ssiecssd BIZ . CON
mistee q depostos In this instltutiOn, may hs
the unvnRB bank.
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''WHY are you forever hnmming that
air r. Fsose asked man without . sense
of tune in hin. Because it haunts me. :"
'sNo wonder, said Foote; you are for
svarmurdering ID"
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0llAH |
WIN Be received from any paUsna, md Bank Book vm
b farniahsd without charge
Married WOmem
And Minor Chcdrm nay DspouaA mOsw. % sAas No
9NeA@eA@
Nay deposit Money from sms 70 TINA, and before inek
M the nnt DspoaA may Provide hy vseA bow and BY
whom V shAn b drawn out; and, provided copy %
the Resolution Be furnished 10 tbs eAvinp Bank NJ
money wt 30 paid, unaas n provsions aEs stsscsy
DeposAe0Fs,
Whistler Forslgnen Or OesanA have 10 mana rgAB M
70 Properly, and IN nso Il Death any monsg 20 their
credit VIII b. paid 10 thar LaEAl rsprsssnenvun, whssh-
E they Ars In this country ~ aAsswhsrA
Printed eoms Of Wuh have been prspassd b. the Ooun-
vel Of the savings bank that any d6poasor may aAly
designate some who may take aAaEWe Of his money
and property and be guardian Of hin caldFsa In q
his death Thns mnoh in0onvsaienss and sxpses may
b avoided An ofcur Of the savings hank (vffhout any
charge for hin sesvics prSp@ros WIN Dor any dspossos
sppVtng.
thr rsie Il SIX per cent. per annum, paid On a
.'-ns ~ I've Dollars more.
Working People
'eesl not lose any time the Savings Bank b ksps
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-09
CARPENTERW.

A LBANY, N. Y.-CARPENTERS AND
N J0INKRg UNION Martin How, prusL John
hogan, LIE vics pre- Alfred FRAZIER. nd vics pres.
william H.Friday, nm see Thomns Ellison, a~t
M sec.; L. Weaver. cor. rec. Rm- $50 Bwna
Dtrest.