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Adjourned to meet on the Both inst.

CATTLE DISEASE On Saturday morning
last, Mr.. Jarrett 7. Baldwin, WHO lives at
Aberdeen, found a valuable COW belonging
to him lying dead in the pasture field, and
on Tuesday morning two cows belonging to
Mr.. Mark Moulsdale, residing in the same
neighborhood, were also found dead. These
animals were all apparently well the evening
previous to their death, and it is feared that
some unknown disease has broken out among
cattle in the ncighbnrhood referred to-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
Il subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
HUGH WHITEFORD,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified TO exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
14h day Of October, 1877,
OF they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and SEAL this 18th
day of October, 1876.
DAVID PYLE,
Oct20 Administrator.
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HOTEL HOUSE,

in good repair, Stable and Ten Pin Alley,
Pump and Ice House; lies in the business
centre of the town, and is well sustained
upon which is an annual ground rent of
$l91 %, payable semi annually, on the first
day of October and April in each and every
year during the continuance of the Lease,
which is for 90 years, renewable forever, and
commenced on the first of April, 1866 -
Being the same and all that Lot of Ground
described in a Lease from Herman Stump,
Jr., Trustee, and others, TO Allen J. Prigg,
dated 9th of August, 1867, and recorded in
Libcr A. l.. j., No. 90, folio 4l5, one of the
Land record books of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale
are one third cash on day Of sale, one-third
in six months and one third in twelve months
from day of sale, secured by bond with APP.
proved security: credit payments to bear in
tercst from day of sale.
r. W. WlIALAND,
oc'2O Executor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

~" Came ashore, on the premises of the sub
scrber, Stony Point, Chesapeake Bay, on the
18th Of September, 1876 LOT of Shingles, lot
of Peach Baskets, Peach Boxes and Fish Boxes.
The owner or owners of the above property are
notified to come forward, prove ownership and
remove them. H. L. Taylor Aberdeen, Har.
ford Co., Md. octl3 81
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M A r r | T. d.

BISSELL-HENSHAW.-On Wednes-
day, October IS, 1876 at Emmanuel p. E.
Church. Cumberland, Md, by Rev. Dr.. Thrall
BENJAMIN BISSELL, of Baltimore, to
Miss BESSIE A., daughter of w. Henshaw,
Esq, of Allegheny county, Md.
Observation-Disclosures Monday
evening, October rs, 1876, ut Saint Martins
parsonage, by Rev. Father Foley, HORATIO
NELSON to Miss LIZZIE RUTLEDGE,
both Of Hartford,
WIESEL-FULTON.-At St. IgnatiuG
church, on the 25lh inst, by the Rev. Father
Calm, assisted by the Rev. Father Freder-
icks, JOSEPH P. WIESEL, of Cumberland,
Nd, to SUSIE, daughter Of James A. Fulton,
of Bel Air, Nd.
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= MU Ell HALFPEN NY,
LOCK AND GpNsMITH,

Near the Hartford Turnpike, on the Road lead
ing from FALLSTON TO WHITAKER'S MILL
es7y-Guns and Locks repaired in the very best
manner, at low prices. All kinds of birds and
ANIMALS stuffed, by Otto Lutz. scp15.2m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS
VIM. B. Upton, Joshua Glenn and VIM. T
Clark were appointed examiners 10 locate
public road in the 4th District
An order was passed to sell the locust trees
in the Court House yard at auction. Mr.
VIM Young was employed To survey the
Court House yard and prepare a diagram OF
the same preparatory to putting up the iron
fence.
Adjourned to meet on the Both inst
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saS" Wanted to Rent.-Thc advertiser de-
sires to rent small farm Of Is to &c acres, good
house and outbuildings. Address r. J. H.,
Lapidum, Md.
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The Republicans at Washington, it is
stated, are greatly alarmed at the prospect of
Gov Tilden carrying Ohio.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

MIR. j. Morrison Harris, it is reported,
has not made up his mind which way he will
vote on the Presidential election.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

sz5y" For Sale.-Eight Choice Mich Cows, three
of which have calves ut their sides and the bal
ancc will be fresh between now aud January.
Thos Poole, near the Hickory ocl27
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.5Sy" A choice Berkshire Sow and Five Pigs
for sale by Lizzie NJ. Glenn, Clermont Mills,
Hartford county, Md. ocl21
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

az Lost-On the Fair Grounds, on Friday,
October 18Th, q Lady's Boa. The finder will
please leave it at Rev. VIM. +. Brands, near
Emmorton. Mary Hall. oct20
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~" For Rcnt-Thc House in Bel Air belong
NJ to Mrs. Caroline Harryman, and now occl-
pied by Charles ID. Bouldin. Apply TO John j
Alexander, Bel Air. oci2O
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From the Long Corner.

NoRRIsvILLE, Oct. 81, 1876.
MIR. EDITOR: The noble State of Indiana
has responded in stcnt orian tones to the earnest
prayers of Democratic Reform, and Hendricks
with Benny Blue Jeans Williams, have aston
ishcd the patricdes of bloody shirt and rebel
claim notoriety, Morton, Logan, lngersoll Ct al,
and left them to read the hand writing on the
WALL Meme, Meme, Tekel, Upharsn. Away down
in West Virginia the vigorous guns of the
campaign have Numbered their salutes and
Tilden is now, with his puissant intellect, reach
ing the minds and brains of the solid Republi
can yeomanry of Western New York. Our
country now resembles a great camp, as en-
thusiosic as when in the days of 1874 all was
one blaze Of excitement The Radicals are
STOPPING to all the mean, ignoble subterfuges
they possible can to carry the election by fraud
and bayonet law, and South Carolina is even
now invaded by the l. s. Army under the
command Of the American Robespierrc, Danton
and Marat. But Wade Hampton is as strong in
intellect us his trusty sword was in the mortal
conflict, and Grant II Co. may reckon without
their host. We also hope that the vile carrion
Chamberlain will soon find it convenient to
cmgrate TO the Bay State, and leave the
sons of Carolina to govern themselves.
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~ Lost.-On Saturday afternoon Septcm-
Der 9th, on the road between Bel Air and Ores.
WE'LL or in the ncighborhood of the latter place,
ten dollar notes, an order and some Jury certiG.
Gates. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it with Sheriff IIanway, Bel Air. sepl5
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s#- lIauling.-AlI kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay, Grain, Coal, Store Goods,
&C., by Carlisle & Co Bel Air. rlG
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If the war-cloud now covering Europe
should burst and actual hoslililcs commence
between England, Turkey and France, on
one side, and Russia, Germany and Italy on
the other, farmers in this county would i'm.
mediatcly begin to realize better prices for
wheat The quantity of wheat imported into
England from Russia is nearly as great as
from the United States and if the Russian
supply is cut off, rs it would be in the. event
of war, prices Of grain must materially adj
vance.
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say" Wanted TO Purchase.-A pair of young
Oxen, well broken. Vim. ID. Bartcson, Pleas.
antvillc L. o. octl3-3t
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..1y" Lost.-A suitable reward will be paid for
the return to the Hgis office, Bel Air, of Il
White and Black Silk Handkerchief, lost at the
Conyocation of Christ Church, (Rock SPRING.
on Tuesday August LIST. AMI
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

General Wade Hampton, the conserva-
tive candidate for Governor OF South Caro-
lima in a recent speech at Aiken, told the PEG.
pie " To offer no resistance 10 arrests, but TO
submit quietly TO everything. If United States
soldiers arc ordered to fire upon the people,
the latter must not resist, but bare their
breasts and be willing TO die for the good of
the country The PEOPLE are determined
upon peaceful victory, and must give no
pretext to their enemies to find the slightest
grounds for the charges made"
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NOTICE.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
L holders of the Phoenix Building Asso-
citation will be hald at the office of Archer
& VanBibber in Bel Air, on
On Monday, November 9th, 1876
at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, for the election of Board
of Directors to serve for the ensuing year,
All members are requested to attend.
BY order of the Directors,
oci27 JOHN T. SPICER, Secretary.
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-" For Sale Chcap.-A new light Express
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josiah NJ.
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run. ielG
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~ Choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prize. win.
ming imported stock. Also Rye Straw for sale
by Ak. NJ, Fulford.
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THE ABINGDON STANDARD We are in
regular receipt of this journal, the publica-
ton of which has recently been commenced
at Abingdon, Va by our old and esteemed
friend, Charles b. COale, formerly of the
Abingdon Tuginian, and Findlay Harris.
Mr.. Coale labored in the editorial harness for
more than thirty years ON the If1Winian, and
in retiring from that journal hoped to spend
the remainder of his days in well earned
quiet. An old fable tells how all the inhab-
itants of earth assembled at the command of
Jupiter and each throwing down his bundle
of grievances selected one from the common
pile he thought would be more easily borne,
bat was very soon glad 10 take up again the
burden to which he had become accustomed.
So it has proved, we suppose, with our friend.
He had become accustomed to the tolls, per-
pleXities and anXieties Of editorial life, and
felt uneasy under any other burden. We
wish him and his colleague the utmost meas.
urc of prosperity. In this wish we are sure
his many friends in Hartford, his native caun-
ty, will cordially join.
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.ag"For Sale or Rcnt.-TIarkins' Shops
Whcclwright and Blacksmith Shops - with
Dwelling House and Lot attached. mile above
the Hickory. Enquire Of Geo. Y. Maynadicr
Attorney, Bel Air, Md. au1l
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WE ARE COMING.

The Tildcn Club of Norrisyilc intend coming
in body, (ls many as CAM to the great mass
meeting of October Goth, and we are sure they
will hear something to their advantage.
Marshalls is wide awake and very jealous OF
her laurels. She intends rolling up n majority
that will asonish the few bloody shirts in our
vicinity, which We are happy for the honor OF
Hartford to say are very few Hayes and Wheeler
would find themselves perfect strangers in a
foreign land if they came up here. We are de-
termincd to get out all our strength, and
leave none behind; as the coming election we
all know decides the destiny OF our country.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27

ESTRAYS.
HdJo6 County, to VT
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT Henry c.
l. Preston, of Hartford county, brought re-
fore me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for the said county, this q tn
day OF October, in the year 1876 as a stray s,
trespassing upon his enclosure, one white
SOW and seven PIGS. also one white sow,
about two hundred weight,
Given under my hand,
JOSEPH w. SHROFF, p.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
oct27 81 henry c. PRESTON,
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~ For salc-2000 prime Chestnut Rails and
800 Chestnut Fence Posts. Also Chestnut
Timber of any desired length. John Roney,
near Rock Spring Church p. o. address Bel
Air. scp22
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On Saturday, October 14th, match game of
base ball was played at Norrisvlle, between the
Norrisvllc and Evansville club, resulting in
the success Of the Norisyille club, by score
of "a to ~.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-10-27
Maryland Day at the Centennial.

The attendance on Thursday, the 10Th, at
the Centennial was 10000. Our neighbor-
ing States of Virginia and Delaware helped
to swell the crowd, but the largest proper
ton was from Maryland. The exercises
consisted first of a magnificent military
pageant, in which Gov. Carroll and his staff,
composed of Gems. Frank A. Bond A. G.
Chapman, Gilmor Meredith, Surgeon VIM.
Lee, r. Snowden Andrews and John N.
Carroll took part. His aids were Coils. L.
Victor Baughman, ]. Fenner Lee, Ii. Kyd
Douglas, Ohio Scott Lee Alex. d. Brown,
Henry S. Taylor, Dennis w. Mathews and
w. j Aydelotte. The 9th and 9th Maryland
regiments acted as the military escort. The
march was for distance of six miles, from
the corner of Chestnut and North streets, to
the Centennial grounds. Gov. Carroll was
received at the entrance with marked courte-
sy by Gov. Iiartranft, of Pennsylvania, and
other officials.
The commemorative exercises took place
at the Maryland building where Gov. Carroll
made an address, in the course of which he
said:
"As to the citizens of Maryland, they and
| | are here o-day TO do honor TO the record
| of our State, to testify our appreciation of
the wonderful advance made by our sister
States in the past, and no unite in an express
sion of our hopes of a continuance of their
J prosperity in the future. / congratulate you
| upon the apparently unusually large attend.
ance here to-day TO do honor to Maryland
| to the old thirteen, and to the Union"
The Centennial I'D lress was by J. V. L.
Findlay, of Baltimore.
The tournament was the popular feature
Of the day. Fifteen knights entered the lists
seven of whom were from Maryland and q
good portion Of the rest were Virginians.-
The charge TO The knights was delivered by
Joseph j. Stewart of Baltimore. The riding
was generally excellent. The result of three
rides was as follows: r. J. Kane, knight o.
Delaware, first honor Charles White, Cen
tennial, second, VIM. p. Bryan, Connecticut
third; Nelson Jarboe, South Carolina
fourth; Richard w. Hereford, Maryland
fifth
The prizes were pair OF handsome revol
vers, silver ware, &c. The coronation tool
place in the Judges Hall in the evening, thu
ladies chosen being as follows Queen, Mis-
Parke Perkins, of Buckingham county, Va
Maids of honor, first, Miss Ida Griffin, Prime,
Georges county, Md; second, Miss Bessie
Holland, of Tallahassee, Fla; third Miss I'd,
Taylor, of Baltimore; fourth, Miss Mary
Bladen, of Philadelphia, n young lady /.
years of age.
| A grand ball closed the affair.
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Prigg'S Hotel and Restaurant,

This lot adjons the lots Of Henry w.
Archer and Joseph E. Batcman, and is i'm.
proved by the
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49, Acres of Land,
MORE OR LESS

III 0IF11 OII I3I7'INi
and lies on both sides of the road leading
from Churchvile to Aberdeen, adjoining the
lands of John Finney, Benjamin Cole Ste
phen Hooper, William F. Pannell and others.
or this tract about thirty acres are uuder
cultivation, the balance in young Chestnut
and oak timber.
Both Of the aboyc lots are situated in Har.
ford county, about half mile from Aber.
deem station on the p, w. & B. Railroad,
ere in thickly settled neighborhood, con-
venient to churches, schools, &c. Plats of
both tracts can be seen at the office of the
Trustee
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A CARD.

T T has been represented to me that certain
i iTesponsibleparties are travelling through
this county, claiming to he in my employ and
receiving orders for the repair OF watches,
clocks, &c. / would inform the public that
have no travelling agents, and any one rep
rrscnting himself TO be such is fraud
A WATTENSCHEIDT,
Matchmaker and Jewclcr,
ocl20 Main street, Bel Air.
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LITTLE LOCALS:
DIR. Crane will preach at Avondale on
Sunday night next
On Friday gunners were out in large
force hunting partridges, which are unusual.
ly plentiful this year, Rabbits are also MI
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0ermtI1te Sepefd1ett outs Netu<
Mort.

gfews9orf, 81. Wai. - Der p0dert.
lide Sanfberidlt gibt folgenten IuSweiS
Ibnabule Der Oarleben S2,598 800; 4bs
nabme oer Spesie S461, 700; i3nnabme Der
Sega, SenOers" $3,046. 400; sgunahme Der
0cpofiten $93,20O; Ibnabme Der @irfulas
ton $4,000; 3nnabme Der Oseierpe $2,s
SAL 400.
- @etern murSen $500, 900 in @olbntiin.
sen nad) europa perid]ifft.
- Sob am Somltag Wlorgen 1929.
- Ser 0ampfer ,@itp Of Berlin" iit am
Samitag bon 9inerpool argefonlmen.
- abraham Mtller IL. U. Sauieute nnb
&beSer baben im SunOeSfreis9eridte etne
Stage 9e9eu ben Siir9ermeiiter uno Staot'
ratb bon NemzYorf uuO gegen Die 8erlpalter
Der grooflpuer Yriideu=@ =@Ompa9uie anbdu9ia
gen,aht; fte bebaupten, oaB Sie griide nid;t
bod genug iei, I'M S6iffe allcr 9rDBe paiitz
rem lafen 81 f6nnen.
- Die m0fentli9e SpeSie. 9lusfubr he
trdgt 81 ,519 588.
- Die @infubr erreid)te lpdbreno Der per=
iloHenen @ohe ben 8erlb bon $6,393, ,0l5
barunter pareu fin $1,019,14 Sduitt=
Daaren.
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nGre Der nBuciic= =Maii. Comp" Die Scamten
uuo 9ireflcren bieier Geiellld1aft abermals
megen Der 5luei 0iillionen 6Dpotbef per-
flagt.
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Suii bier Die Seiirebe balteu.
= Die 0ampier y@OlocdoG" BON Sull,
,&eplcr" bon Gio De Sane;ro unb ,Gamina"
BON Bermuda iino 9ier eiugctroiicn.
- Ser Dpir. uSoabO". traf bon Siperpool
hipr fitt
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@rstofin,, ciner 0ulpern.iiDIe.

9S mi1tgt ton, GEL, 20. Wtat - Sr
Der Dupont. Ynlper.S Satrif ereignete ii6 beute
Moraeu cine grploiion, bel mel6er Berlo=
uen, ytamens Hatrrid UfcSinuep, &mos
@arter, Sreoerif 9OugbertD unO Patrtd
Dpuabertu, um's 2eben fanen.
Das llngiiid ereignete iid furs Dor s llbr
Worgens. 0rsi Der @et0bteten Waren i'll
Der Tabrif belddftigt Hub Der pierte auBer'
balb perielbeu. 9ie llngliiGlideu murSen in
Itome serriiien. SetrGdltliher SAabeu
ruroc ben Die Sabrif umgebenOen @ebGuben
Sugef'igt. .
Utan lit Der 4uitd)t, baB ein @imer Doll
bes gtitros@lDcerinS oeu 9dnben bes 9Serf-
iiibrerS Der Nntalt Srlt. Sreberlf SObnlon
entqlitt. toGbreuo er bafelbe, ple gemOhnltd,
in Sic Yfannen trasen mollte, in melden bas
Sabrttat nit anoeren SubItanSen permiid]t
uno gefabrfoS gcnlatbt m!ro. 9ie 9rDBte
gSorIid)t lit bel pieier Serridtung noihnenbt9.
Or. SohnIon trug inlnler bel Derl:lben Oer
Sinner siuii1en ieinen &nieen uno ging nit
iebr lanaiamen Sd)ritten uOrludrta. 9fuE
slpet Yerion,n, ndmlldl Sobnlon, tuelder etn
Sdpeoe bon 9eburt lit, llnf Hahtd 9allas
gber arbeitcteil i'll Der Sabrlf- GeBtercr mar
Elm gebOreuer Saldmorer uno llnocrbetretbet.
Oie llm9ebnng bc5 llnaliifstelle mar Den
qansen Sag BON einem Menihenidmerm ge-
iiiat, peld)er lad oeu llebsrbleibielu Der Ser
nuglIdten luJte. @cllasher bate ein ro~
tbsS SenO on, BON peldem iiG SSesen an ben
Sdumeu bes nGrblid) bon Der Sabrif gelegez
nen gSalOeS fauoen. Sin menld]ltdleS S6liii
ie!beiu fuurDe in Dem gSalbe, nnb S9etle
zines fiidaratS. iomie nlebrere Singer IN bcm
@raie elmer beuadbarten g2teie gefunoen.
Ser Ocuuer Der grploiiOu mar fiirdlterli1
unb wuroe auf mebrcre Msileu in Die 9tunbe
gebDrt. 0ie 9ufterid)iittcrlng wHrOe lOgor
in Orange, 81 Wellen entfernt, 9eipiirt. Nm
Der Stele, no Der OtiiGraun, i'll meld9em
Die @rplofon iidl erei9nete, itano, beinoen
iib ieet nur 5nel tieie DDblungen, aus met=
den Die @rSe bur6 ben 2uftbrlf i'll Die 60be
aelbleubert murbe. IS befanocn iih i'm
@an,en ungefahr 400 bis 500 BfunO gttro~
@lpcerin in bem @ebaube. Der an9erl6tete
SdlQ0cu betrQQt $4,000.
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sSabniInntes $ sarin9e, Der drift.
Hide" Sabbatb Nno aer obstos
1tiSfayH Gnnfffnn

Jl { 10 : y 0rf ~. Wlat.-Oer I'M Sro0t%
lDner ySabernacle" DerlamnlelteI @enerals
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Elm Seid)luB lnterbreitet, ben blblil6en Naz
men ySabbatb" au SteIe oc5 beionii1en
gtanen8 ySoantaG" augemein Sm gebrau-
dlen. Die @elitllden ur0 Sabbatbi6nls
Superintcnbenten ioaen eriud]t werbea, ibreu
@inhuB geltenO Su MAIDEN, oab Der Same
nS0lntlg" alsemeln auBer @ebrauN 9elett
ruer0e.
Ser Stnanse equsucis Der @eneral. Ser
iamnlung 1T sienllid, uugiinltig. 9a5 0ts
rettorium fit tnnere Miiiionen bat 1924, ,677..
33 bon &lrd1en, S33, 103.59 ourd Sern1d)tz
ntile nnb Sl91 1856 SO aus nernlilhten Duel
len erbalten; @eiammt= @innabme $2S7, ,717.-
81. 9le sluSgabeu betrugen $284, ,226.21.
Die SiIan; Don $3491.07 wuroe iecodl i'll
ben erIteu flint 3agen Res neuen SiSfallabres
perauSgabt.
Sin Gomite oieleS &DrperS lit na6 Bbllas
belpbia dbgereil't, nm Die Sd)lleBung Der
9SeltauSltellnna am Gonntage Gnd) nod fer
ner 81 aGitiren. Sin Sorid)la9 muroe &c,
ma6t nno nit 9roBem Ssiialle aufgenoms
men, OaB iidl ele gau3e Seriammluug uab
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mems Batrtd s. Spellman, geiehen wurbe,
nie er Die geibt gSin9'S Dor Die Sbiire mari.
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wcltcr pertpeigert wurbe. Sie erbra6
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man, TepnolOs, cen @i9entbiimer, uno ben
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gSunSen am S6abel, Die inn augenl6einid)
nit eiuem itumpisn Snltrumente bei9ebra6t
moroen naren.
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