davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

it41n .. faraEsluk riskAEY, Esq, pfrtrY
S1A1Es A4fnRSrY--eAGEiR ~ Rra,nEABts I
Nas5-Nf fr5 ls5ek fIaknet who has tcen for +
maby Years hefnty States Aiiotney, nui for
Over ihfty Yeats identified With the Criminal
Ceur, of Baltimore city died ahon, ~ o elnek
ffili, hieh,, 9Th iust, NJ The country resiAsner
Of John +. uwell. near fawusnntoWn, nalt..
more espni, Mr.. fi.knrf had letn ID t"r
so,nc timr WITH tii.st.r q thr liver. and ltad
heen seser.', ii fer about - monlh ut the resi-.
dsnee d Nj nW.Es. thai lie eaaid nal be re-
morea Ia lis oNu hnnc on West fayeite street,
near fremont.
MF Freiefiek r,akaes tiastl lia lahlfions life
NJ tn aye IT - Years lie was the fourth son u
the great isWter aud ia esman. Ni.iam Pink
uey unl MS horn OH lie ili uf October, 1904
al sc.,, on the fea,t of America, - the passage
home from England = here lis father had heen
residing many years III the capacity OF United
| Staici commissioner under Mr. JAS ra.ty.
In ,4uf. his father Wen, again m,h his family
| 10 Eng elanl as minister extraordinary. and
naineA ahratA until lie year ISL, when he re-
turned 10 Baltimore. where Nr Fred, RI, Pukney
i received lis school education. In 1916, he ae-
eompanied lis fathsr his successive missions
10 tie cant,s of Naples aud of Russia, In isa3
lie wns admitted 10 the har.
Abou, The year sas he was associated with his
brother Edward the poet, ia ing THE Ma
rylardrrs rniiiied by nature for what is call
ed the praetIre of the law, his professional life
hns been confined TO The lalors Of the otiee lie
wns fur snnie yaars connected with the lat. Mr.
| Srht nd far pluu tp vi M
the commissioners of the High Court Of Chan
cery, and after the abolition Of that Court. and
the establishment Of the local Courts ri Equity,
he was one Of The commissioners Of The c;rcui,
Court Of Baltimore, which office he held al tho
time of his death. lie has iteu identified with
the Criminal conr, OF Baltimore for more than
,hisis years, first rs Deputy Attorney General
under Mr. Richardson then ms Depuiv States At
iornsy, under Mr. Gwinn, Mr.. Whitney and Mr.
Knott successfully. The columns of this pane,
have frequently recorded the irinmphs OF hi,
, skin aud in'rcridi,y In attacking the strong
: holds of rns'ianism. Sirrn as ha was in III,
e performance Of his official dniy-rnrged and ri
table In temperate MAS n man of the mos, gen
erens impulses. Full. Of sympathy for the poo
and suffering, limited as was his fortune, "hi
hand WAS open ns the day TO mrlting charity. ;
lie WAS. perhaps the mos, learned man In th
: S,aie--his capacious and accurate mind wa
!, stored with the most various information II
, ~ould turn from drawing long and technical.
: framed indictment, or bill In ehancery, to en-
JOY the beauties Of Virgil or Homer. His knowl
edge Of criminal law exceeded that Of ever,
contemporary. and his criminal pleadnrs wer
2 the wonder OF bench and bar. He read svery
:. thing that came In his war, from thu Police Ga
!. zctis to the leas. known Of the ancient writer's
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Maryland Affairs.

The Democratic nominating convention of
Kent county, met Mt Chcsicrtown on the ath inst,
and the following candidates were nominated
for county officers Clerk OF the circui, Court,
David c. l,laekiston; Sheriff, Edward Plum
mer House Of Delegates, Jesse X. Hines, San,'l
A. Merritt County Commissioners, Robert s.
Griffith, james A. Rosci,erry and r. II. Wilson
For Register OF villa there were three raad-
dates Elijah Miller received votes. Samuel
Comcgys. 10, Edwin Crouch 10, ahrn, neither
receiving n majority, Mr.. Miller's name WIS
Withdrawn and n resolution adopted that ,i,e
nomination OF Register Of Wills bs referred
back TO the frs. election district, and that the
voters Of the district meet on Saturday, 2isi
inst, to vote by ballot for candidate for Regis.
Ter Of Wills. Messrs. Samae comepys and Ed.
win Crouch being the candidates, the county
con veniion 10 meet on the cath inst, To nomi.
nate the candidate selected.
Destructive FiRs s--Tho paper mill of n
Duckett situated on the Little Rlk near Roch
Church. vas entirely destroyed by 6re on Wed
nesday night last. The FIRE was FIRST discovered
about II o'clock. The origin Of Il 10 unknown
The valns OF property destroyed Is estimated a
$40, ,0O0 insurance on the mill 50, 900, and OF
ihs stock %, 900. Mr.. Dncke,t 10 = worthy ant
industrious manufaciursr, and Ia his adversit,
has the sympathy Of all who know him.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
scribnsr's for July.

The Great South = series Of magnilicen,y
illustrated articles begins In ScRinSERs for July
In the first paper entitled THE New Route 10 lie
Gulf Mr.. Edward King gives us graphic des-
crip,ions Of the movements of the army Of cm-
grants into the great Southwest land, and of the
romantic border lifc--past and present--of that
strange but now rapidly modernizing country
An entertaining illustrated paper on 9 Low Life
in Berlin . follows this. One OF the most inter-
es,ug magazine articles OF the day is Rev. ]. A.
Reeds defence OF Lincoln from tho attack. oi
certain late hiosraphers. Another noteworthy
| article in this number is DR.. Newell singular
au,obiographic paper, entitled 'tRecoicctions o
| Restored Lunaticn These are, besides tho con.
tinua,ion Of Arthur Bounieas,le lin which Il
chroncleA the death Of Old Jcnks) stories b,
Adelinc Trafion and Miss Osgood brigh, li,,i,
article on I" Childrcn's Magazinss." a rcmarka
bio paper by IAN Orthodox Minister on "Th,
Liberty of proies,antisn,,n aud poetry by Mac
Donald, G. r. Laihrop, b. r. TAYLOR. Mis-
AMMAN, and others.
In Topics Of the Time" DR.. Holland dis
eusses American Morals, Skilled Domestic Ser
vice, and Summer Play In The Old Cabinet
We 6nd The Stove ,ha, makes Its own Twiligh,
Within and Without, Ideal AID Real. Song of
Iieaihcn-sojourning In Galliiee, A. D. 80. tn
Book Reviews are more than usually full an
readable, and the other departments have ,hei
customary interest. Bret Hasic's new story vii
begin In the Angus. number.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

His talent for drawing was considerable, and for
caricaturo IL was remarkable. lie was skilled
In the art OF engraving, and he was a beautiful
poet. Some Of his religious poetry is Of raro
excellence.
Mr. Pinkncy was an active member Of the
Odd Fellows Association. and for many years n
member Of the Methodist Church, but Of lsto
years he had been in communion with the Prot
sstant Episcopal Church, in which faith he was
educated.
lie dies universally regretted in this com,nn-
ui,y. In which his long aud honorable life has
been spent, and he leaves raid that VIII DO
difficult to I'LL, for scarcely again viii SO learned
and able man he found to labor In those labo-
rious and il-laid departments Of the profession
which he filled -Bd'imore Sun.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

One year ago the Legislature of Cpu.
neeticnt repealed the usary laws hy = vote
Of one hundred and thlf', oue 10 fntiy tiv.
in thr House and with only the dissent
Ing vate in the Scfafe TIE result hns
beet, a eeaA one Investments af On
neetien, capital in the West has dimin.
ished in amount Money has been laan.
ed more freely within the S,ate Investors
have preferred to have their security all
other things being equal-nnier their
own eyes. Says the New Haven Ppit,.
dunn. in reference 10 fear. that have
been recently expressed that the hanks
would put up their rates to an cx,rasaganl
point:
|, il clear that il banks pu, their rate,
too high. in free aud open market. the,
will have TO recede from an un,rnabl,
position. II they put their rates higher
than they are in adjoining States mon
ey will be drawn here until the rat,
j. restored to il. noinal line in this sec
lion of the country. No one cnn regar,
that as a calamity in my ppin, Of view
| II. nn the other hand. money is worth
per cent, In Connecticut. no law can keel
|, dawn. The law may. by its interfer
cncc, force loans up to . per cent. or els
drive money elsewhere for inyestmen,
II can do nothing else.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
The Railroad Tax Law.
ITS UScoNsrirrTIoNALrry DECLARED ~ THE
Court OF ERRORS ANp ArrEALs

COURT OF ERRORS aNp ArrrALs
At Dover Thursday. The constitution
ality Of the Ralroad Tax Law was tested
before tie Cour, Of Errors aud Appeal.
In April OF this year the Delaware lag
isnturc passed an net containing the see.
ton below, designed to ,imit the Phila
dolphin. Wilmington and Hil,Mare Rail.
road Company III lis passenger fares aud
freight charges Tho lih section is n
follows;
Srcrios 1 That il the saii philaiel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rnil-
road Company, or any other railroad com
pany in this State. shall. either as the
operator of i,s own railroad ar railroads,
or q. lessee Of other ,aiIonts within III.
State. charge and receive a ftratcr rate
per mile for the carriage of passengers
/ trxcept 50 far as the same may be tncreas-
1 I'd To tie amount of the tax annually pnid
under the provisions Of chapter AS
volume T., OF the laws of ijeinwaru) ar
( iar the carriage ~ transportation nt goods
i wares. ur merchandise or other property
whatsoever ffnm place u place wirhin the
4 State. or from place within the State 70
II place without the state thun Is charged
! hy such canpauy for tim carriage II pa>-
i sengrrs and ftan~pntiai"u II property OF
/ freight fnr like distances or PIT nile fioW
! places without the smte 10 places within
the State. ar frum plaees wihnni the
State hrongh the State IN nlher places
without tbs statt, The persan or persons
paving such charges rthcr Us fare al
fright, shall hr entitleh - recover ffani
,ueh rampany 50 charging aud receiving
the same u .am If ten.lall the amount ei
the money 81 paid, Ia hr recovered in an
arlion Of deb, or assump>it as like amount,
are INV recovered lay Inv
t'nder th, section Mr. Thos Bower,
brought suit against the Company hefof,
Justice of iha peate. fuf nter charges
and obtained Judgment. The COMPANY
carried the case II tie Court # Arpepls
where il was trlel on Thursday, hefer,
full bench Chancellor Bates presided
aud Chirf Justice tiipin nni lnase
Wo6ren, Houston and Wales wern in nj
tendance The Company wa. represent
ea by Hon Jos 7 Gamegys. and Geo
c Gordon. E>q the State by Attorne,
General l.arc. The case was fully argu
I'd, after which the Judges were unani
nous iu declaring the law uueonslitu,ion
al The Court then adjourned
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Local and State Affairs.
Peach arew.r.. Meeting.

The Peninsuiar Peach Growers Association
held It's annual unseting In the Representatives
Hall, at Dover, on Tuesday. There wasa pretty
full attendance Of members. Tho President and
Secrt ta-y being absent, Chas. Brown, Esq., was
called 10 the chair and Henry Todd, Esq., chosen
Townsend, ESQ.,, the report Of the committee on
New Routes and Markets made last February,
but not acted upon, was read.
Mr.. Townsend then proceeded To address the
Association In reference 10 the work o. that
committee, Of which he was the chairman, Mr.,
r. complained bitterly of the unjust manner In
which he was treated at special meeting of the
Association, held in May, which was attended
by very few of the members. lll will be re-
mcmhered that Mt that meeting Il. II. cummins
moved the appointment of new committee on
routes, &c, on the ground that as Mr.. Towns
eud had no peaches, he (Cuuminsl did not be.
lieve he wonld attend 10 the business for which
the committee was appointed. This, naturally
was very offensive TO Mr. Townsend A, tbs
close OF his remarks Mr.. T. declared he was
done with tho Association and would have moth
ing more 10 do " ith it, and left the room, pay
| ing no attention 10 the request Of the President
aud others 10 wait and hear an explanation o
the cause OF com ant.
| The chairman then explained the proceeding
Of which Mr.. Townsend complained, and sale
no offence was intended to Mr. I.
A letter from the NcN York and Boston Dis
patch Association was then read, stating tina
the Association will run train OF fruit ear
daily between the two cities during peach season
arriving in BOSTON in the morning.
The committee on New Roaics aud Markets re
ported ,hn, they had concluded that II was use
/ less TO do anything IN the matter unless ih'
growers could guarantee n ceftain number q
| car, per day 10 be shipped to markets beyon,
| New York
After remarks by various members the usna
estimate OF the crop was made and resulted a
| follows:
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

A large Meeting of farmers and labnY.
Ing men was held at Shelhyville. Ind
on Saturday. Several addresses we're
made. and resolutions we're unanimously
adapted conde,nning ..ihe snlary grab. >
railroad mouopolies, and the moneyed
nristocrnty.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

A Washington correspondent Of the Bal
'timorc San says: From the tone Of the
letters sent here By members of Congress
" sessssuce to their public documents
which they will lose the benea. Of il not
sent Of before the a0,h Of June. |, may
bs very safely concluded that the franking
,psivilsgs will be re.enac.ed 10 somo form
os other probably before the end Of the
'nsss session
W. never had any faith In the honesty
.ef the members Of Congrsss in voting for
shs rspssl Of the frank'as privilege. We
hass become % accustomed to those gen.
slsnss ssseiing laws 10 ,hsir own interest
slnss 1851 that We felt perfectly confident
stsl II thsy repealed that privilege they
wsul1 nahs sp Ill that they thereby lost
M interest. .and thst the people souldn''
-nsts ssythiss. Altheseh they passed ,
~ q he tail end Of the lsst ssllioa to 10
epsaeo tksir salaries and The naliosal OF
1s - tbss muet srsaser. .ssvsrshelss
- ~ y lhses of rs-saastusnt Of : lin
'lt13 1bsotise privilege. when the publi
iuSsnssts ~ psin6ta Il the pablie a.
tpu6s loSpss5ss Seehs = tavs tbsm AM
t11'g ~ ihss u paetsos y 70 B
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

While seated at home al alone 10 nv dwelling,
| vas startled IL hear ~ any ioer snrh prling,
IN pugeF ro.c sud enh tgsld % tie door
With ais bead all whitins ! rugld stand II no
uJrr.
saon reached the door, threw Il wile open
But no one mas there hut liiile town urrhin
With package 81 circulars, al folded so neat,
CRYING ost Head the circulars If YOU wan, your
gnatla cheap.
0n bearing sal, Il news ny heart gave bound,
Being jus, in tho act Of preparing for town,
relieved him Of onc. rsigrned To NV chair.
AMI these are The contents Of What ! read there,
A Kind invitation we extend 10 rpn All,
And hUle nj tha ihfes-story brick yuu will call.
To examine ncw goods just opened aud marked
A. tht greatest reductions ihni ever thought
We have tie. for the ladies al p,iees 80 cl etp
llhnaker,hic'6 hrm.ii'rhr1 So rrcttt and neat,
That all Whn ttiuld thrm VA .nrrIt believe
Al IL uGds store tuH can tatgnins receive
onr Japsucse sitipss, bcrn,nis aud lawns
We wish tuu in -,c, As veil IA ufcietucs.
Ruclts ie- iGthsngs Hri irimWiHst o., all Kinds.
An assortment ID; whi,i, ,an lie hti in our line.
Cf ea.s rrc' and yrsria4a onr s'orl, is complete,
ilnts, caps AMI n.rk-iirs 50 iteiiy npi nc-i.
lha, m1nt have .,A it, eoBeHY a't1 fpNHi
lhct mach g,ui,ed S"cG u 4tUfe had been
tUuhl
To tic lhdirs attrniluH wr par'eB'itlY call,
linsI. CANISTER Tets seliHg 10 AL,
Tir.c lft,r teei ,totel by mBnf and tstta
To ID cStrilt mhtt iiaYt has always represented
t II lAEor AL strength IS dtsitslr in ita
/ Ask far llae sCtnis.rf aiih true guarantee
Tlct fe heiter nui cheaper ltn sold IN tllt e'ieai,
And il 10: s.liisinetuf2 H. charge fer the test.
i llenr with u, kni friends. again W vii sae.
f We sc adopted Il flilr Carried uu IN his Wat
/ Ten per cent, oil on dfr seals when cash ,ot, do
pay
Five per sca, oil On Ftaeeti,s IL tie new. Of tl.o
day.
nu, now comes the news that make our friend.
gndkr;
When YOU i,s down The Sas1, ten per eeu'. oa
80 iaae
! From palita prints. which acrcr lefnrr happened
In city or iaWh since ,at manufactured.
Fur lra VI creating lap much excitement III.
ntek,
We viii ensc and inslp you TO the three-stoty
hrtek,
And pled-ins ourselves yon will never regret il,
II yUu e4ii with your rash and don ! ask for
ffell,
q NJ 4
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

The new system of voting in Illinois
which allows of minority representation,
is pronounced by Mayor Mrdill of Chi.
caga. 10 be IN genuine reform" J" As mn
evidence Of its practical value. il wa,
found that the minority mrmbers" in the
Illinois Legislature were the ablcst men
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
California Quniis.

The progeny Of pair Of California quail. set
at tiberT Is Andrew l!nshsherk, Esl In ihs
spring of is,l, haze hsen no'trri 'ar The first
time, this year a distance 81 hlte or tont
mics from the plaae @hefr ibrf originally
started, Il Is 10 lis hopel that ganucrs III, fall
@ill spare lbem rs the, may mike yAlnahr ad-
smaller aud considerable iarker than our part
r,1sr, aud have hcautifn crss, oi feathers sur
mounting tte head
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
s VI. REYNOLDS.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DROP /. II. GAWRnNski Inns ,hr pleasure
| 10 inform the Indies and gentlemen Of Mid.
dit,nNn aud is viriniiy that he Is going 10 open
banrne Stlton III this town 80 soon as lilo
sufficient number Of scholars tan lie obtained.
Pro. G nsiiFs thas. hD wish To nnironze la
meet him 1T Nf ! Il i.amtrrs lntr the o5ih
Of June, i-la from 10 A NJ, to f. ". and subs
scfihr thrir names.
TERMS ~ AhsAsegf--Fof one from family a
runf4c nf . lessons 81 90 fpr two or mofe tho
course u lessons, s. po- each pupil.
June q. laTa-iW
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

Catsrpillars have again appeared in
Tennessee. In an adjacent county To
Memphis they ara destroying the cotton
They are worse on tho North Mississippi
than ever before. Owing TO the incessant
rain the grass aud weeds srs also damag.
ing the cotton crop.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
snd End of Pleasure Excursion.

4 putty Of Young men heanans Ia the 0y-
ford Literary Society, Of Philadelphia, went Ia
Wilmington last SATURDAY. ier day pleasure
On the hanks Of tho Brandy wine For .omc
time they ranlilel alpng the river greatly eaIot-
ina the heaniital scenery. hut. Al cneih some
Of them went into the river 10 halhs. nni i@o
were drowned, thus giving sad termination 10
,hsir er IA ,ueuf
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
isr.n,,,v,,. spr,ny,.

This once famous Summer Resort has heen
unce more opened il Is said, I've have seen no
advertisement OF il for thr reception oil guests
bu, the Wilmington papers are not saving a
word about ,onf oid hotul AT 'our springs
Why don't the, hlow il ike they lid the Clay.
ton House. and gel il stsrird. Its nice place.
aud would lac as pleasant aud almost AS eonse.
n irnt ms the much desired bark
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

A dispatch from Berlin says the En-
peros William continues In very weak
eosdilieu. and that BE- requires sbsoluts
q1iss ID order to sGsst the rsstosstios oi
his health.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Fv,,rtl, OF July.

The temperance people Of Wilmington pfarose
TO celebrate the Fourth Of Inis hs grand DE-
monsira,iuu nj cala Ill., on ths " 4 " Il
r. The City fornet Baud and nitehirs Rand
have been engaged for the oeeasion Rev PEN
nell Goomls " ia deliver temperance address
and John ii,rne will spread himself In n pat
rioi-ic nraiIpn.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Tntl.


The President was directed TO ascertain of
Mr. n + kenuey WHIST the rate Of charges pet
ear win he for peaches the present year, and also
what abatement would be made from the old
charge Of s, so for Stale tax.
Mr. Cochran stated thu, he had received let
Ter from the Master OF Transportation. on tho
Wilmington aud Reading Railroad, stating that
that road had increased It's facilities for peach
shipments, nnd could promptly forward nil as
slanmenls for interior rcunss slyania.
The Association adjourned To the second
Tuesday OF July, tho 9Th, psox.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
ssassHiEp. N

On the 18th inst. In Christ Church, Delaware
City, hy the Rev. +. wvill, 8. n. Baker. U. s.
n, to Maggie r., only daughter OF tho lsls John
". Osborne, Of New Castle County Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
A Use for Dr. West.

An eaietprisnG citizen OF Midlle,own sns-
gesrs that our iown commissioners hire West
from the authorities, and station him on The
street corners alternately. lie thinks that would
he an excellent way 10 clear the streets aud
sidewalks Of The crowds OF noisy negroes iha,
nightly cucumber tl,rm. Pretty good let hu
We wonder if our friend lilsa I an idea 10 bnsi.
ntss in making the suggestion.
Postal Cards.
supply Of L S. Postal Cards has been re.
ccivcd and can now be had nj the Middlc,own
Pos, Office.
~. Ann.s p. E. Church. Mtdateeosvn.
| Divine Service at the usual hours, on to-mor.
| row tSundpy.l
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
For Sale.
2 GOOD HORSES,

GOOD HORSES,
FRESH cOWS,
4 Int Of PRIME TIMOTHY Hay,
A I.u, Fence Posts Ready Dressed
A Lot of PEACH BASKETS of No. ! quality,
r. n. coensas,
May in--,f Middleiown, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Death or John s,uL.

Those Of our readers who h,rc been attend.
ants upon Our County Courts NH rrpfc' 10 earn
Of Tire death Of the faithful Old ,tirr. john Smk
For thiriy-hse years h. has tallrd the ''tl ics"
;hal h,onehi together ihe Bench, n4r and l4te.
and his wel-knuwn taise wii! l. greatly MISSED
He died al HE residence in New Castle on lfafs-
day, at til advanced ape al - The cd man
WIS ever niliful in the discharge Of hi. daig
TO v hom little wis given, Of lin ~iii little lie
rsutfTp1 -
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
FOR SALE.
Professional and Amateur Musicians

Should examine The Combination Solo Stems,
found onls In GEO. WOODS 4 cos ORGANS.
THE EeLlNE. most delicate, soft or
breathing stop.
THE vox HuMANA. A baritone solo, not :
fan or irernoo.
THE PIANO. 4 beautifully toned piano,
which will never require tuning. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. rJun7-3m
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
:
NOTICE.

NTHEREAS my wife, ANNA T. LIND, has
w left my he'd and hoard without, any cause.
hereby forswsrn all persons from trusting her
on my account as | witt pay no bills oil hrr con-
tracing JOHN p. LIND,
June liih. Peterborough, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
s1lew advertisements.
Wonderful Fall.

IN order 20 close out our immense stock Of
DR. goods We are now Offering
them Mt A
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21
Great Sacrifice
They consist
Of
all the new STYLES Of the season and You may
never again In Your
n =
Lille

have sarh an opportunity TO purchase bargains,
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

White seated AT home al alone 10 nv dwelling
| WAS startled IL hear ~ mr dner smrh pcliing,
IN anger | rosc and nuh trst'd 20 tile door
With ins bead nll mhitins rogld stand II no
iaarr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

The regular examination Of the students Of the
Academy, for the presen, Spring term, will he
gin on Tuesday next, nj u clock, A. ~, and
continue until Thursday night. A general inyi.
,ation 10 lie present nj the exercises is extended
10 all who may he interested. The following is
the order oil examination in each study.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-21

soon reached the door, threw i wils open.
But 40 one @as there hat q liiile town urchin
With package Of circulars, al folded so neat,
CRYING o,'t Read the circulars II YOU wan, youI
Eaala ehcAp.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-08-29
ESTRAY.
business Notice.

WTM. s. F0Rw0OD, SHERIFF, will give prompt
w attention to business pertaining to his Office Mag.
istraes business and the collection of claims, in all
parts Of the county specially attended toon the short
est notice.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-08-29
For County Commissioner.

Mr.. EDITOR. Please announce JAMES W.
PRESTON, of the 4th District, as a candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to the decision
ofthe Democratic party at the ensuing primary
elections.
MANY FRIENDS.