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COME ONE! COME ALL!
TO THE
Grand Tournament
AND
PIC M &c


TJNO be held on the Farm of Mr.. Christie
i pher Slade, one-half mile from Shaws-
vile, on the road leadinsito White Hall,
On Thursday, AUGUST 9th, 1877,
to which all those who desire to enjoy them
selves are cordially invited o'attend.
The Knights will enter the Lists ut 12
o'clock, NJ, to contend for the honor of
browning the Queen of Love and Beauty
and her three Maids of Honor.
Knights from different points will be pres
cnt knights wishing to enter the contest
are requested to send their names and titles TO
the Secretary at least five days in advance of
the Tournament, in time for publications.
The rules Of the Tournament are as follows:
Three Arches, distance 100 yards; fitting
Rings one and onc-quarter inch Tie Ring
one inch. No Knight can obtain n second
ride after RAISING his lance for the ring, under
any circumstances. Each Knight has the
privilege to raise or lower rings. Time to
be determined by the Judges
The charge will be made to the Knights
by Hon. Herman Stump, of Hartford county,
and j. f. G. Talbot Esq, of Baltimore
county
Coronation Addresses by Charles Burke,
Esq, of Towsontown, and j. Thos g. Hop
klns, Esq, OF Bel Air
Marshal of the DAY.. j. Luckey. AS
sistant-R. Carroll.
Marshal of the Tournament-Luther
birmingham. Assistants-Joseph Butler,
Frank Turner.
Heralds-Asbury Slade, Abel Patterson
and Harry Wiley.
Judges-Wm. Slade, DR.. j. T. Payne,
David Wiley, Thos. II. Nelson and Thomas
Jarrett.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE PRES
ENT to enliven the occasion. A String
Band will be in attendance for the Pic Mic
This will be the Tournament of the season
and credit to My Maryland.
Tickets of Admission 25 cents each.-
Children under 12 years Is cents.
Horses and Carriages free. If the weather
should prove unfavorable it will be held the
next fair day. BY order of the Executive
Committee,
J. b. LUCKEY, Secretary,
iu20 Black Horse Hartford Co. Md
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Mr.. E. J. b. Moore has raised some very
fine Early Rose potatoes in his garden, near
Bel Air. Some specimens of his crop, brought
10 our office early this week. weighed IA
ounces EACH
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party is sectional one, its platform of prin-
ciplcs, its devotion to the rights of the people
of every class, and the conservative and
patriotic course of its leaders, are sufficient
answer. 1t has outlived too many years of
trial, and seen too many mushroom parties
rise, wilt and decay, to be at all alarmed
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For the LEGISLATURE.

Please announce WIN l.. COOLEY, of the ID
district, as a candidate for the House of Dele
gates, subject to nomination by the Democratic
party. my25
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Please announce DIR. sILAS SCARBOROUGH,
of the Fifth District, rs candidate for House
of Delegates, subject TO nomination by the
Democratic party. my25
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For the House of Delegates.

The undersigned having been solicited by q
number of friends to become candidate for re-
election to the House of Delegates, respectfully
announces the submission of his name to the
Democratic voters of Hartford county at the eli
suing primary election.
jc15 ANDREW BOYLE.
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The 9th district, in presenting its claims to
the Democratic party, asks only that member
of the House of Delegates be taken from that
district, and recommends the nomination of
MURRAY VANDIVER to represent its inter
esls. SIXTH DISTRICT VOTERS.
irl5
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For the Legislature.

We, the friends of WILLIAMS. BOWMAN,
SIR, having his consent, do announce him as
candidate (worthy to represent the interests of
the county in the House of Delegates, for NOM
nation by the Democratic party. ie29
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A Certain Headache Cure.

harmless VEGETABLE PREPARATION. and the
discovery of a physician, the VICTOR Headache Pow.
der has boon proven positively for the most
distressing of sick nervous headache morning
sickness and neuralgia single powder actually curing
In ten miautcs when all other means fail. We have
had n wonderful experience with it, and the cent
pack of two powders can he had by addressing the
proprietors, j. X. IIEISLEY CO., Salem, N. j., who
everywhere, and ii is with we'll meritod confidence
they offered thorough for all distresscs of
the head,
For sal Ia Inv WIN HERMAN al
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Light Wanted.

MIR. EDITOR: Is John s. Richardson, whose
name appears in your printed list as a candidate
for Sheriff, the well-known and popular auc.
tonecr of Bel Air. Some persons have asserted
that it is another person viii you kindly
throw little light on the subject aud obligo
A SUBSCRIBER
John s. Richardson, candidate for Sheriff, is
the "well.known and popular auctioneer," and
no one else Ed Lf'0iS
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The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most ap-
propriate title for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t is
absolutely free from Opium, Morphia and other
powerful agents, is perfectly safe and reliable
usual Stomach and Bowel Disorders of Babyhood
keeps the child from fretting and crying, SO in
furious TO itself and annoying to ali. Price 25
cents
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A New PARTY.-The latest political sen
sation is the reported movement at Washing
ton looking to the formation OF new party,
to be call "the Union party" 1t is argued
by its supporters that both existing parties
are sectional-the Democratic party relying
upon solid South, and the Republican
party living in the North, East and West
entirely upon the old and dead war issues and
hatred towards the South. The new party
is intended to extract the better elements
from both existing parties and carry the
country along with it on tidal wave of en-
thusiasm for Hayes. The mere suggestion
of such movement. coming as it does, from
friends of the Administration. Is like signal
of distress from sinking ship. Even If
sufficient progress is made to organize this
new departure, it will soon meet the fate of
the Andy johnson and Liberal Republican
parties The existing political organizations
are TOO strongly rooted to be overturned or
even materially weakened by any intrgues
President II yes or his friends may institute.
As for the assertion that the Democratic
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For the Legislature.

Mr. EDITOR: | take the liberty, without con-
sultation, of announcing the name of JAMES
NORRIS, of the LIST district, as a candidate for
the House of Delegates, subject to the decision
of the Democratic party. -.
jcl5 DEMOCRAT.
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For the Legislature.

Please announce DAVID WILEY as Il candi-
date for the House of Delegates, subject to the
decision of the Democratic party jcS
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"A boy 16 years old, addicted to somnam.
bulsm, recently dropped, while asleep, from
a railroad train going at the rate of 30 miles
an hour, and escaped without scratch
His mother was on the train and missing
him was of course terribly alarmed. A hand
car was sent back and the lad was found at n
house where merry. making was the order of
the night, having been picked up by some
train hands who found him fast asleep along
side of the track,
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CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICIALS WARMED
Collector Thomas, of Baltimore, has notified
the employees at the Custom House that they
must not serve as members of eny political
convention or as officers of any political asso-
citation, unless they first resign. 1t is not ex-
pected that many vacancies will be caused in
the Custom House through failure to COM
ply with the Collectors order At the same
time 1t wi" be hard task for those who
have been accustomed to take the lead in
party matters, to stand idly by while other
men fill their accustomed places. The new
policy does not strike the N. Y. Tribune rs
likely to amount to much. 1t says:
ut is rather bewilderng to find the same
old machine men waging the same old fight
on the same old lines, for harmony and The
spoils. The reflective 1rishman, while lead
ing the canal horse along the w.path was
finally convinced, that, but for the name of
riding, he might have gone rs comfortably
and profitaby afoot. And captious citizens
are beginning to suspect that if the new
plan of conducting The Baltimore Custom
House was not tagged and labeled as Re
form it would hardly attract attention "a n
conspicuous improvement on the old one"
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For the House of Delegates.

Please announce WILLIAM G. SCOTT, of the
Sd District as q candidate for the House of Del
egates, subject to the endorsement of the Dem
oc ratio party. jyl3
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FOR SHERIFF.

Please announce THOMAS B. JARRETT, of
the 4th District, as q candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the endorsement of the Democratic par
tY. inG
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NOTICE.

OUR ANNUAL CONVOCATION will
~ be held at Spesulia Church, on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, the 9Th, 9th
and 10th of August. A number of the
clergy are expected. The public are respect
fully invited to attend.
jn20 EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
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FINE GRoCERIEs-We direct the especial
attention of our readers To the card of Mcssrs
Thomas M. Green 81 Bro. of No. sc w.
Baltimore street, Baltimore. This firm deals
in tirst-class family groceries, pure liquors.
and the choicest goods of all kinds pertain
ing 10 their line of business. They are al
ready well and lavorably known in Hartford
county, and may be relied on for promptness
and fair dra fHg.
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FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as candidate for
Sheritffor Hartford county subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary meetings
jeS JOHN s. RICHARDSON.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name of the author, atten-
ton will be paid to them. The real name of tho
thor will not be published unless desired, but wo can
not consent to insert communications unless we know
he writer.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDITOR: hereby announce myself as
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic party.
my25* GEO. j. FlNNEY.
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AS-The "Egis" has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men OF
Hartford than any other paper in the county. No
Lock Hospital other obscene or Lottery adver-
tsements will appear in our columns at any price.
large number of subscribers pay for their paper in
advance and consequently just the class ADVERTISERS
desire to reach.
The attention ofrespecable and legitimate advert-
ia ed % tho above
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FOR SHERIFF.

Please announce WILLIAM 7. CLARK as q
candidate for Sheriff of Hartford county, subject
to nomination by the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Please announce ARCHIBALD HEAPS as
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the Democratic party.
je9 FIFTH DISTRICT.
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MARYLAND INSTITUTION FOR TIE DEAF
AND DUMB.-We have received the eighth an
nual report of the Maryland Institution for
the education of the Deaf and Dumb, 10 ted
at Frederick city. We are glad to learn that
tue institution is in highly tiourishing con-
dition, under the able management Of its
Principal, Prof. Charles W. Ely, A. NJ. The
whole number of pupils N attendance during
the year has b. en- 1902, of whom about one
half are from Baltimore city, the counties
sending the remainder. A peculiar branch
of instruction at the institution is lip-readng
and articulation, by means of which those
who have been dcbarred or deprived of hear
ing are taught to understand speech by the
motion of the speakers lips, aud TO converse,
in some Instances, with almost as much faci-
lty as though they possessed the faculty of
hearing.
In the list Of pupils we find the following
from Hartford county: John Ayres, Black
Horse; George A. Gallon, Michaclsvil'e /;
Harry o. Palmer, Creswe.
The report also embraces the report of Mr.
F. ID. Morrison, Superintendent of the Insti-
tuition for Colored Blind and Deaf Mutes, at
No. 90 South Broadway, Baltimore. At this
institution Hartford county is represented by
Mary Wey and Orriclx johnson.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

0EV. r. ii. PHILLIPS Rector, assisted by full
~ corps of experienced officers. The 33d annual
session will commence September 18th, 1877. Build
ings spacious with gas and hot and cold water Heat
ed by steam. Extensive grounds. Patronage from 10
States. School irstclass. Terms moderate. Seven
Churches within minutes walk. For catalogue adj
dress The Rector. jy20-4t
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STRIKE ON THE BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILROAD The firemen of freight trains on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have stop
ped work, in consequence of an order OF the
company making n reduction of ten per
cent. in the pay of all its employees who
were receiving over 81 a day. Between four
and five hundred men are already involved
in the strike, and there has been temporary
blockade of freight trains at Martinsburg
West Virginia, by the strikers refusing TO
allow the trains TO pass. A company of
militia was ordered to the scene by Governor
Matthews, of West Virginia, and under their
protection on Monday IN effort was made to
start one of the trains, by volunteer cngi-
neer and fireman, when rot cnsucd in
which VIM. Vandergrif, ono of the strikers,
was shot and wounded by II soldier The
engineer and firemen left as soon as the shoot
ing commenced, and the train did not pro-
coed. The military company is composed
largely of railroad men, and was shortly at
forwards marched to their armory and dis
in possession of the fed. No demand has
yet been made upon Governor Carroll for
troops, but should any difficulty occur in
this State which the civil authorities are
powerless to quel, the troops will be ordered
out No resistance seems to have been made
to tic progress of passenger trains
On Wednesday, Gov. Henry NJ. Mat
thcws, of West Virginia, applied to President
Hayes for troops to preserve thepeace of the
State Accordingly 400 regular soldiers,
from Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and Wash
ington were sent to Mart.nsburg.
President Hayes also issued his procama-
ton commanding the strikers and rioters to
dispense by noon Thursday.
1t was reported that from 500 TO 600 men
supposed to be canal men, were about TO join
the strikers at Martinsburg. The latter have
their headquarters one mile north of Mar
tinsburg, where about $50 men have fortified
themselves.
1t is to be regretted that anything ap-
preaching in character the Molly Mcguire
ism" of the coal regions of Pennsylvania,
should make its appearance in either Mary
laud or Virginia. The railroad men may
have suffered from the reduction of their
wag 3, but they are not alone in this respect.
Men in every pursuit or calling are suffering,
but this does not justly rc 7ort to violence
to obtain higher wages. The result of such
a contest is not in the least doubtful. The
strikers have the whole power of the State
and general govern 'nent aged against
them, in behalf of law and order, so that
the only thing they can &C omplish is to in
flict loss upon the company, upon themselves,
and perhaps untold suffering upon helpless
families by the loss of life which may ensue
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For the House of Delegates.
A Card.

JAMES b. PRESTON, of the LIST district, sub
ject to the Democratic nomination. jy20
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PRESENTATION OF PoRTRAIT.-Dr.
VIM. V. Jeffrey, ON Tuesday last presented
to Mt. Ararat Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, a
handsome photograph portrait of bis father,
Mr. VIM. Nc. Jeffrey, who is now probably
the oldest Mason in this county and the old
est resident of Bel Air. The presentation
was made by Rev. L, Swentzell,and accepted
by the members of the Lodge, who passed
resolutions of thanks to the donor. The
portrait wi" be preserved by beng suspended
in The lodge room.
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MIR. f. IL. Williams, of The Bdhi-
WEE xXSSs MORGAN, is hofzed Ia transact business
n0T~@eseo for The AgiS and IatcihgfRc"r in lalio.
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2lst Semi-Annual Session Begins Sept. 4, 1877.
WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE!

For Students of both sexes, in distinct departments
Incorporated 1868. Delightfully."- situated Full corps
If competent instructors. TERMS MODERATE. For
catalogue address Rev. j. T. WARD, D. d., President,
Westminster, Md, or Rev. j. W. CHARLTON, Agent,
2S2 N. Carey St, baltimore, Md. iy20-lm
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FOR SHERIFF..
FOR SHERIFF..

Please announce WILLIAM E. WHlTEFO
as candidate for Sheriff, subject to nomi
ton by the Democratic party. my2
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
HNIIlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamcntary ON the personal estate of
CAPT. JOHN A. WEBSTER,
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
18TH day Of July, 1873,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsled to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of July, 1877.
SUSAN A. WEBSTER,
jy2O ExecutrX.
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as candidate for Sheriff of Hartford county,
subject to Democratic nomination.
UOy pnpJTJI
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ID I e d

ROUSE-On the morning of July 18th.
ut the residence of j. B. Hanway, in Hartford
county, of cholera infantum, WILLIAM
CHAPMAN, aged 6 months, only son of
William G. and Lizzie H. Rouse.
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NJ A r r | b D.

DISQUALIFICATION April 9th,
1877, by Rev. Father McManus, FRANK T.
BATEMAN TO MARY KEOGH, both of
Baltimore city.
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r4y"Dublin NJ. E. Church South, lOT A. NJ,
Tabernacle 81 p NJ, next Sunday. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev j, w. Steele
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce HENRY e.
JOHNSON as q candidate for the Sheriffalty,
subject to nomination by the Democratic party.
my4 MANY VOTERS.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Please announce GEORGE w. LILLY, of the
LIST district, as candidate for County Commits.
sioner, subject to Democratic nomination.
iuOn
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THE DARLINGTON ENTERTAINMENT.--A
correspondent sends us on account of the ex-
hibition of tableaux, &c, given by the ladies
in the old Episcopal Church. at Darlington,
on Wednesday and Friday evenings of last
week. Its extreme length prccludes us from
publishing it in full. The entertainment was
quite city-ikc, Pnd showed that they have
the material in and about Darlington to
furnish entertainment and amusement in
very handsome style. The commit of
arrangements consisted of Mr. Frank Boteler,
of Washington, Mrs. Dr. Forwood and Miss
jamie Shurc, who were also chief actors in
the entertainment The music, appropriate
to the pats, was handsomely performed on
the melodeon by Miss Wilson, of Ekton.-
The tablcaux represented were Broken
Vows" "The Bat" "The Peak Sisters, from
Pixies Peak" Zone More Unfortunate"
"The Lost Child" "The Fortune Teller"
Ancient and Modern Times" representing
the difference in dress at different periods ;
death of Little Eva," &c, The browning
feature of the entertainment was Sitting
for Portrait" The artist (B. Gilpn Smith,
was in his studio, standing with brush in
hand before an easel, contemplating the par
TALLY painted features of lovely woman
Several statues Represented by Miss Alice
Wheeler and Miss Annie Worthington) were
standing about the apartment, and two life
sized heads and busts in frames upon the
wall These two latter were so artistcally
arranged as to make the real represent the
painting. Miss jamie Shure was one of the
portraits and Miss Alice Prigg the other
1t required close observation to convince one
that it, was real flesh and blood and not their
counterfeit presentmcnt which appeared in
the picture frames. There was also reading by
Mr.. T. King, OF Kenton, and Joseph James,
Jr. in addition to those already mentioned,
who took part in The entertainment, were:
Miss Mary Emlen, of Chester, Pa, Miss
Maggie Hopkins, Mrs. Cooley, Miss Matte
Worthington, Miss Florence Sappington,
little Maud.Shrre, Lizzie and Katie Forwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss Stella
Oman, Philip Whiteford Robert E. Prigg,
Daniel Shure, e. M. Allen, e. Miller and
james Massey.
The house was crowded with wcll-be-
haved and fashionable audience, and although
but small admittance fee was asked at the
door, q very handsome sum is said to have
resulted TO the treasury.
.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

JOHN VERNAY ST, CLAIR, is respectfully
announced as a candidate for County Commits
sioncr, subject to the decision the Democrat
icparty. BY many voters in
jc22S MARSHALLS DISTRICT.
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FERE-On Saturday morning last, while
dinner YVES being prepared, the frame dwell
ing house of Tyler Minnick at the Hickory,
caught fire and in very short time nothing
was left TO mark the spot where it stood but
n heap of ashc1 and stone chimney. When
the fire was discovered it had already made
such Roadway that the family, consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Minnick and seven children,
barely escaped with their lives. Everything
in the house was destroyed, except trunk
containing some clothing. There is an in
surance of 800 ON the building and $1,000
on the contents, in the Hartford Company.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. j. b. Avirett, of Mont
gomery county, has been for some days past a
guest of Hon. Stevenson A "cher, of this coun-
ty. On Sunday morning Mr., Avirett preached
at st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church,
near Emmorton, and in the afternoon at
Emmanuel Church, Bel Air.
The Oakland Herald says Hon. Herry
d. Farnands has gently been on visit to
Garrett county Md, in connection with bus.
inrss of the CHI apcake and Ohio Cara' Com.
pany, OF which he is director.
Col. Robert II. Smith, Of Spcsula Island
is spending the summer with his family at
oakland, Garrett county, Md.
Robert W. Whaland Esq, of Bel Air
has so far 7 covered from his RI cent Sc
we're Illness as to e able to wr'k out
again.