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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-11-29
REPORT
REPORT
OF THE
JURY
ON THE CONDITION OF THE
AlmShouse and Jail.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1878.

To the Hon. James d. Waters,
associate Judge, Sd judicial District
TNHE Grand Jury for this term Of the Cir
i cult Court for Hartford county, respect
fully report to your Honor the result of their
labors during session of fourteen DAYS, and
ask TO be discharged.
We examined one hundred and eighty-five
witnesses, found twenty-seven true bills and
dismissed twenty-one; the evidence in these
cases not justifying us in making present
ment.
In visiting the Almshouse, as we consider
ed it our duty to do, we found twenty six in
mates, of whom five were female whites and
fourteen male whites: also five female colored
and two male colored
The farm seemed to be in good state of
cultivation, and everything in extra good or
der. We suggested that an orchard should
be planted out.
The building presented the appearance of
being well kept. The departments occupied
by the inmates are very comfortable and in
clearly condition.
After selling two hundred bushels of wheat
there seemed to be a sufflciency of wheat,
corn, &c, to last until another crop is gath.
cred. We also noticed fine drove of hogs,
numbering about twenty five
We also visited the Jail and found it con-
tanned tweniy-three inmates, namely, six
coored and two white males, for larceny; six
colored and five white males for assault; two
white males for murder; one white male for
an attempt to rape, and one white male for
selling liquor OIL Sunday. Considering the
ventilation of the building, we found the
sanitary condition very good. and much
credit is due our efficient Sheriff.
Complaints have been made against the
water.closet remaining in the Court House,
and we would respectfully suggest its removal
to some suitable place outside the building.
Your Honor and the States Attorney, with
the officers of the Court, will please accent
our Acknowledgements for the courtesy ex.
tended to us. Respectfully
AMOS SPENCER,
noV2o-5t Foreman.
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ENCOUNTER WITH MAD Doe.-A strange ,

ENCOUNTER WITH MAD DoG.-A strange
dog came TO the residence of Mr.. s. M. White
ford, near Pylesville, one day last week, and
manifesting desire to stay, he was permitted
to remain. Last Friday night, after the fam
lily had retired, Mr.. Whiteford heard great
noise in the kitchen, where the dog and The
family cat held sole possession. Upon inves.
tigating the cause of the disturbance, Mr..
Whiteford found that The dog had attacked
and bitten the cat, and was tearing around
the kitchen in frantic manner, upsetting, in
his wild career, a table, chairs, kitchen uten-
sis, &c. Mr. Whiteford fired at the dog with
one barrel of his gun, from the doorway, but
the shot was Intellectual, and the brute
rushed savagey at him. The other barrel
Of the gun missed fire, and Mr.. Whiteford
forced the dog back with his gun and closed
the door He then procured club, and en-
tering the kitchen killed both the dog and the
cat. From the actions of the dog Mr. White.
ford had no doubt it was mad.
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Hayre de Grace Items.
CITY OF HAvRE DE GRACE, Nov. Goth, 1873.

MUSICAL yENDo, vENDIcTo.
On Tuesday night we were not little sur
prlsed to see bright light at the corner of 81.
Clair and Washington streets, in front of the
City Hotel, with quite motley crowd gathered
around. Upon approaching near we found the
excitement to be caused by two gents of high
reputc Gas high at least as two store boxes would
raise them,) who had slipped into our midst un-
known to any one, save those commonly called
baggage smashers, who are always on the look
out for strangers and dimes Having collected
some boxes they had raised their light and were
preparing for their evenings entertainment
Being, naturally of a curious disposition we re-
solved to wait and see the fun. The perfor-
mances opened with few operate solos, such
as "The Hump Back Mule" "Micbael Snyder's
Party" and Others oflike sentiment, with banjo
accompaniment after which they held forth to
large and inattentive audience of street bows
and coal beavers, their "Balm for Pain, "Cough
Cure" shaving soap, &c.
GRANDPARENTS CLOCK ON A STRIKE
The old clock did not stop short never to 20
again, but after over six months silence 1t as.
tonished the household of one of our Union
Avenue friends, on Friday last, by striking SO
times in succession, and after few moments
rest, sounded 40 and then stopped. Somebody's
going to die somewhere, after that SO pre-
pare. TRUMP.
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Letter From Dublin.
RELIGIOUS,


The protracted meeting that has lust closed at
the Dublin NJ. E. Chuch has been n success, and
many new members have been added to the con-
gregation
TRAMPs.
These nomadic rascals still invade our district
and are both troublesome and dangerous. One
day week before last one of them went to farm
house near Pylesville, and boldly opening the
parlor door entered the house. The lady of the
house was in the kitchen with her infant child.
her husband being away from home Hearing
some one in the parlor she went in and was met
by large, savage looking fellow, WHO told her
that he had articles for sale and that she must buy
some. She told him to leave and started to run
to the door, when he rudely caught her and push.
ed her back, which of course alarmed her and
she ran to another door and made her escape
from the house into the yard, where she CO M
menced ringing the dinner bell. At this the
villain cursed her and told her she need not ring
as there was nobody to come; but he was mis-
taken, for young man who works there, hear.
ing the alarm, came to the rescue and when the
rascal saw him he left at double quick, utterng
fearful threats. There is no doubt the villain
meant to rob the house and perhaps do worse
NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSES.
Elias Scarboro has nearly finished the two new
school houses, which he contracted to build for
the School Commissioners, one at "Minc
Branch " and the other near the cline Bridge"
These houses are well built, of good material,
and reflect credit on both the good taste of the
School Commissioners and the mechanical skill
of the builder
DUBLIN STORES.
We have two large stores here. One of them
is kept by our accomplished post master, Mrs
Maggie Willis, and the other by our enterprising
townsman j. Fred. Crew. Both stores are well
stocked with rich, seasonable goods, which the
obliging and worthy proprietors are selling at
low figures. They both appear to be doing a
prosperous business.
DUBLIN HOTEL.
The Dublin Hotel is kept by James s. Chen
worth. He keeps quiet, orderly house, his &C.
commodatiens are of the best kind, and travel
ers will find it to their advantage to call and see
him. Isaac Deckman keeps hotel at "Pleas-
ant Grove" not far from Dublin. He likewise
Keeps good, quiet house, with good and pleas
ant accommodations, and his customers all
speak well of him. MARS.
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Professor H. Smith has opened singing school
thirty young people have joined. The professor
has similar schools at Jarrettsville and Forest
Hin, and ! understand intends to open one at
Bel Air. He is fine musician, and heightened
gentleman.
his room for three weeks, with disease in his
limbs. 1t is feared he may be confined TO his
room all winter. Benjamin f. Ayres has been
sick for some time, but he is now convalcscent.
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NJ A r RI E. d

BOUGHTER-BOYD. Married at The
Evangelical Parsonage, near Jarrettsville
November 20lh, 1878, by Rev. p F. jarrett
JAMES BOUGHTER to JANE E. BOYD,
both of Hartford county, Md.
N-McGEOCH.-On 21st No
vember, at Hopewell Church, Hopewell, Har-
ford county, by Rev. J. T. Lassell, HARRY
B. HOOPMAN. of Hartford county, to Miss
SADIE j. McGEOCH, of Baltimore.
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ID I E d.

MCCOMAS.-At the residence of his SON
in law, in Baltimore, on the 22d instant,
GEORGE A. McCOMAS, in the 10th year CT
his age.
TOLLAND.-November 23d, 1878, MARY
TOLLAND, widow of the late Adam Toll
land, in the Ssth year of her age.
HOLLlS.--On Goth November, Miss
DELLA HOLLIS, daughter of the late Ben
jamin Hollis
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
In nership existing between JAS A. Wat
son, and Caleb ]. Moore, doing business in
the village of Fallston, under the firm name
of Watson Il Moore, in consequence of the
i'll health of the former, will be dissolved on
the thirtieth day of November, 1873.
All parties indebted to the Firm are hereby
requested to make prompt settlement, as ac-
counts uncollected after the first day of Jan.
uary, 1879, will be placed in the hands of q
collector.
Payments may be made to either of the
undersigned,
JAS. A. WATSON,
CALEB J. MOORE.
nov22.3t
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NoTICE
Business Mt the Old Stand on New
Principles.
Goods Bought and Sold Strictly
for Cash.

N consequence of dissolution of firm of
L Watson & Moore Fallston, on Nov 3Oth,
1878, G. J. Moore and his brother, J, w
Moore, will conduct the business after that
date. Style Of the firm to be known as
MOORE BROS.
BY buying goods strictly for Cash and Of
tering them at the lowest possible margin,
trust by attending TO the wants of the trade
to merit full share of public patronage
G. J. MOORE,
nov22-3t j. w. MOORE.
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HALL's VEGETABLE sroILIAN HAIR REVIEWER

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
is scientific combination of some of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair TO its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. 1t
cures dandruf and humors, and falling.ou of
the hair. 1t furnishes the nutritve principle by
which the hair Is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is un
surpassed as hair-dressing. 1t Is the most
economical preparation ever offered to the pub
lie, ms its effects remain long time, making on
ly an occasional application necessary. 1t is re-
commended and used by eminent medical men,
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of
Massachusetts. The popularity of Halps Hair
Remover has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and in foreign lands,
and it is now known aud used In all the civilized
countries of the world.
For SALEBY ALL DEALERS.
For Sale by E. Wyatt Baker Druggist, Bel
Air.
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To Corresnondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name of the author no atten.
tion will be paid them. The real name of the au-
thor will not BIO published unless desired but we can
not consent to insert communications unless we know
the writer.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion--seven words
to count a line. No advertisement insert
ed as above unless prepaid.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

W-We were informed by the representatives
of the Original New York One. Price Cash Cloth.
ing House, No. 1874 West Baltimore street, that
owing to the advance of the Fall season, the
weather being very mild, they find themselves
with an immense stock of elegant Clothing, not
equallcd at any time previous. They have de-
termined TO dispose of them at all hazards, and
to be In keeping with the times have concluded
to mark them down to cost of manufacture
Don't lose sight of this. lis advantages will be
best appreciated when parties go there to buy
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Receipt for Fiscal Year Ending Septem-
Der 3Oth, 1873.

70 balance on hand September 80,
1873. Observation-Disclosures. 81 $50 81
To State Treasurer, School Tax. 1915 SO
10 State Treasurer School Fund. 1900 So
To State Treasurer, Academic
Fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 90
10 County Tax for 1877, (Receipts) 9,728 81
70 County Tax for former years. 1916 81
10 Interest from Collectors. 800. 800 10
To Book Fees, White Schools. -. $3.50 "a
TO Book Fees, Colored Schools $40 90
To State Treasurer, Colored
Schools .................. 2945 70
SAT, $40 81
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AS-The "Rgis" has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men Of
Hartford than any other paper in the county. No
Lock Hospital" other obscene LOTTERY" adver-
tsements will appear in our columns at any price. A
large number of orr subscribers pay for their paper In
advance and consequently are Just the class advertisers
desire to reach,
The attention of respectable and legitimate adver
sers is direct cd to the above facts.
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iB-One two.horse Spring Wagon, in good
order, for sale, or will be exchanged for dry cows
Also two-horse Farm Wagon, with Hay Car
riage, as good as new, for sale cheap. Thomas
Bradenbaugh, Pleasantvilc. nov27-4t
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Ask Mr. Robert A. Woods office of Woods
Baltimore City Directory, about Keller's Roman
Liniment. He was great sufferer from Rheu-
matism. Three applications of Keller's Roman
Liniment effected an entire and lasting cure.
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A Public Sale of Horses, Cattle, Farming In
PIGMENTS, &c, the property of Mrs. Mary A.
Monks, will take place at her residence near
the Hickory, on Tuesday, December 10th, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
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Religions Notices.

Dr.. Crane will preach at Avondale, Sunday
morning next, at 1019 o'clock, and at the Noun
tain, on Sunday night next at Z o'clock.
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.9g~ For Sale.-Six Shares Stock of the Har-
ford County Agricultural Society. Enquire at
The AyiS office. oct4
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~ The cheapest Horse Rake in the market,
only S25. Call and see IT, John II. Reckord,
Reckord's Mills. ie2l
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RECEIPTS

BY Receipts from all sources since
Dec. 81, 1877, including bal
ance on hand, as per statement
of Treasurer of that date. go. S4,55G II
November 25, 1878, Treasurer in
advance ....... ........... 436 G7
Total. Observation-Disclosures. @s;44,332 81
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s4g For Sale by the pound or coil, New Fod-
der Rope, at j. g. Rouse's, Bel Air. octlS

sY- Buy the celebrated Water Proof Walker
Boot. Every pair warranted. For Sale by j.
q. Rouse. Bel Air. octiS
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The Hartford County Map

is now finished, and will be delivered to SUB.
scr76ers Gerry soon. Any other persons who
wish the map, will be obliged to give their
orders at once, as the number of copies pub
lished will be limited, and the engraving very
soon erased
SIMON j. MARTENET,
Baltimore
JAS. w. McNABB, Agent,
noV22-4t Dublin, Hartford Co., Md.
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sB"One seven eighths Short Horn Heifer for
sale; very pretty, and with Calf by her side
w. d. Lee, Churchville P. o. nov29-2t
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE BOARD OF
School commissioners
Hartford County,
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending Sept. 30, 1878
Published in accordance with Chapter a.
Section Z, Of the State School law.

In presenting the Annual Statement of the
School Board, it is only necessary to say
that the Board is free from debt and that no
obligations will he incurred which cannot
be met by the receipts for the year.
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-Fnming Timber, Oak Fencing Posts and
Cord Wood for sale, at moderate prices. j. B..
Wysong, Hickory Postofllce. ap12
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Baltimore and Delta Rail-

Baltimore and Delta Rail-
road.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the
In subscribers TO the capital stock of THE
BALTIMORE AND DELTA RAILWAY
COMPANY that ten Q0) per cent. of said
subscription will be due and payable on DE-
GENDER the 18th, 1878 to THOMAS,
ARMSTRONG, Treasurer, on Concord near
Lombard street, Baltimore, or to EDWARD
G. PRICE, the Company's Agent.
By order of the Board,
WILLIAM GILMOR,
nov22 Vice. President.
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Sale PosfpOned,

The sale of the Furniture, Household
Goods and Stock of the late John A. Silver,
near Chenille, has been postponed until
Wednesday, December 4th, at ten O'clock,
A. NJ,
]. P. SILVER,
noVS9 Administrator.
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sB- For Sale, cheap, ON easy terms, one pair
"a feet Wheat Burrs, in good ORDER with Hoop,
by Quinlan, Perrymansville. nov29 .3t
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Mr.. Charles ii. Vanderford, formerly of
the Harrsonhurg (Va.) Old Commonwealth,
has become associated with his brother, Mr..
VIM. Fl. Vanderford, in the publication of
the Westminster Adcocate The Adcocate al
ready stands in the front rank among the
county newspapers of Maryland, and with
increased editorial assistance we may expect
to see greater improvement in this excel
lent Democratic journal.
.
"A movement has been started in Balt-
more for reorganization of the Republican
party in Maryland, The party in this State
is certainly in very unhealthy condition,
but it is thought that if the Grant movement
can be made TO boom gently here, the patient
will revive sufficiently, perhaps, to make the
Presidential campaign more lively in Mary
land.
Congress will meet next Monday, Decem.
Der Cd
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go GOOD Mich COWS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

such as Grain Cradles, Ok Yokes, Shovels,
Forks, Mattocks, Hoes Flows, Harrows,
Cultivators, Wheelbarrows Cow Chains,
Head Halters with Chains, 2 Ladders, 2
Cross-cut Saws, 4 old Wagons, set of irons
for Ok Cart, Maui and Wedges, &c.
DAIRY FIXTURES
consisting of Milk Coolers, 10 Milk Cans,
Milk Box, Buckets, Pans, &c.
Kitchen Furniture, &C.,
l large Table, Benches, Chairs, Sausage
Grinder and Suffer, Lard Press, Coal Stove,
Wood Stove, Tin Ware, Bureau, Bedstead
Casks, Barrels, Feed Boxes, and variety of
other articles too numerous to mention
CB- The sale will be continued from day to
day, until all the property is disposed of.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $50 and
under Cash before the articles are removed :;
on sums over that amount o credit of nine
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale,
with approved security.
JOHN A. GENNET.
J. S. Richardson, Auctioneer nov29
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EXPENDITURES.

Payments by W. III. Waters, x-Treasurt
To amount paid F. w. Ba-
ker, printing in 1877 $50 CT
To balance paid F. w, Ba.
ker, printing in 1877 40 Ga
To Fire Insurance. II 30
To kilograms ....... II
To r. E. Morgan for Hog 80
To ]. NJ. Anderson, taxes
in part. .......... 10 90
Payments by S. A. Williams,
Treasurer
To amount paid Archer
and Howard for land 1912 50
To amountpaid ]. B. Fin
ley for painting -. III 90
To amount paid Hersh.
berg & Hollander for
OIL. ............... ~ %
To amount paid G. T.
Knight for paint. 232 90
To amt paid for freights
npaint. ........... SO
To amount paid for rails,
posts, &c, &C. Amos III 80
To amount paid for sur
veying (G. G. Curtiss) Is so
To amount paid c. G. Kin
sey for work and ma
terial .............. 500 %
To amount paid James
Carroll for grading
track. .......... 24O 90
To amount paid Howard,
Dawson and Norris
for hauling. ........ 81 90
To amount paid John
Dubois for lumber. 242 80
To amount paid l. Amos
for hardware. ...... 80 81
To amount paid HI. Reck-
ord for lumber. ..... 95
To amount paid Stitiier
Jones and Bond for
blacksmthing. .... 81 G5
To amount paid j. d.
Holland, timer. 80. | rs
To amount paid j, NJ.
Street, for printing. 1854 80
TO amount paid +. W.
Baker for printing. 80 so
To amount paid A. p.
McCombs for printing A so
To amount paid Cruik-
shank for printing. ) 16
To amount paid Long
necker Brothers for
printing .......... 5 25
To cash paid Small and
Wtlch for printing. 9 80
To cash paid for postage II "a
TO cash paid ]. T. Spicer,
clerks salary. so 90
To cash paid J M. Ander-
son, balance on taxes 81 "a
To cash paid for recording
amendment to consti-
tuition, Ga. l.. Jarret) IS
To cash paid Chas. Scarf
for lapsed premium J 90
To cash paid r, M. How
ard for lapsed prem. 90
To cash paid Mrs. James
for ribbons, rosettes,
&C ................ II 10
To cash paid George Guy
for hauling. ....... / 90
To cash paid J. w. Bond
for blank books. go. ) 90
To cash paid for amuse.
To cash paid William p.
Trimble, freghts for
hauling exhibits. A %
TO cash paid G. Il. N.
Ewing, clerk hire. 10 90
To cash paid for telegraph,
ing....:... 8 80
TO cash paid G. w. Nor
ris, store bill. ...... 437
To cash paid for fire in
surance. ........... Is 90
To cash paid W. S. For
wood 600
To cash paid j. W. Nc
Nabb, clerk hire. -. 10 90
To cash paid police and
aids to marshal at fair al IL
To cash paid ticket agents
and gate keepers. ... 150 90
To cash paid band and
board of same. .... 1859 10
To cash paid for detectives z go
To cash paid for dinner
tickets. ........ % 90
To cash paid Dawson for
straw. 90
To cash paid for race
money. ...... sos 90
To cash paid for pre-
miums. ............ l ,131 so
- 1880 0
Total. .................... $4,000
LIABILITIES NOVEMBER 25, Is7s
Indebtedness from 1877 and in.
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say-A large new stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing for Fall and Winter Gents Business Suits,
Dress Suits and low price Suits. The Business
Suits are made to order by lirstclass Tailor
Desirable styles, and prices that will not fail to
please. John u. Rouse, Bel Air. sep13
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Five Cents Reward

tive SSIlIS INSwdPQ.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on or
IN about the LIST of September, 1878, an
indentnred colored Apprentice, named JOHN
WILLIAMS, 10 years of age. The public
are hereby warned not to harbor or trust the
said boy on my account. The above reward
will be paid and no thanks given for his re-
turn.
T. B. SWARTZ,
hoV22-3t near Abingdon.
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wWanted.-A steady and reliable White
Man, with family, to work on farm. House,
garden and cow pasture furnished First-class
reference required. Apply to Alex. F. Hays, or
to Thomas A. Hays, Churchville, Md. nov29