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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-23
DEMOVAL.

pEMOyAL. .......
A. p. GILBERT, Attorney at Law, has removed
to his new Office Office street. north side of the
Court HouseO Bel Air; Md. my18
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Delicious Ice Cream, Water Ices,
ForaiVu md nomastie Eruifs

FOR FAMILIES, PARTIES, PIC MICS, sc.
T HAVE pleasure In informing my friends and
l. the public generally that have made arrange
ments with Mr.. Il. r. Moore, of Fallston, Md TO
furnish to Families and deliver to all parts of the
county, his delicious Ice Creams, Chocolate,
Strawberry Vanilla and Lemon, by the gallon
Also will furnish Home and Foreign Fruits, Can
dies, Cakes, &c.
Satisfactory arrangements, at low price, will
be made for Church and Sabbath School Festivals,
Pic Mics and all other parties. Plate Spoons,
Walters, Help, &C., furnished when desired.
A. HI. GREENFIELD,
Commission Merchant and Dealer in Produce &c.
No, . Main street, Bel Air Md, my16
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NOTICE.
CLOSE OF LEVY.

CLOSE OF LEVY.
A Ill PERSONS having claims against Hartford
IA County are requested to present them
On or before the 18th day of June, 1879.
All accounts that come in after the day named,
may be excluded from the Levy of 1879.
BY order of the Commissioners,
my23 JAS. A. FULTON, Clerk
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For the House of Delegates.

Please announce j. FRANK REASIN, of the
Second district as candidate for the House of
Delegates, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic party. my23
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Sheriff'S Sale.

DY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued out
the suit of Joshua Barton, against thekgoods and
chattels, lands and tenements of Jacob b. Kelly
and George w. Kelly, to me directed I have seized
and taken in execution all the right title claim,
interest and estate, at law and In equity, of the
said Jacob ID. and George w. Kelly In and to all
that
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MILITARY.

MILITARY
THE GOVERNORS GUARD will meet in Bel
Air, on SATURDAY, the 18th of j UNE next, for
drill and inspection. The roll will be called
promptly at o. clock, p. NJ.
BY order of the Captain,
j. C. HANNA,
my23 Orderly Sergeant.
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j. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
THE subscriber, Executor of Col. William
l. Hanna, deceased, will offer at Public Sale,
at the late residence ofsaid deceased, the road
from Fountain Green to Hartford Furnace,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY 2sth, 1870.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
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For the House of Del

For the House of Delegates.
DIR. SILAS SCARBORO,
Of the Fifth District,
Subject to the decision of the Democratic party
my23
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Tract or Parcel of Land,
situated in Hartford county, called and known as
ZONES Morgon's Grove" containing
81 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.
Also the following PERSONAL PROPERTY
Four Horses, Cows, Heifer, 2 Wagons, Car
riage and Harness, Sow and 4 Shoats, rs bushels
Glover Seed.
And hereby give notice. that on SATURDAY,
JUNE It'll, in the year A. D. 1879, at IL O'clock NJ,
l will offer for sale on the above described prem
ises the said property so seized and taken In exc
cution to the highest bidder for cash.
my18 HENRY G. JOHNSON, Sheriff.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-23

AN OLD NEwsPAPER.-We are obliged to our
young friend, j. Howard Cook, of Cooksville,
for the first number of The Maryland Journal
and tie Baltimore Advertiser, bearing date Fri
day, August Goth, 1773 1t is in a state of per-
feet preservation, and contains many quaint and
curious advertisements and considerable foreign
news. 1t has very little local news, but that
little shows that people were interested in the
same things then as now.
One of the items recounts the killing of a large
rattlesnakc, in which was found "three middle
sized rabbits"
Another paragraph says:
1--WE hear from Accomack, in Virginia, that
there lately died there one Mrs. Eleanor Spiccr,
aged l21 years, who retained her senses and
memory to the last, and work'd at her spinning
wheel, with great deXterity, till within six
months of her death. She never drank any kind
of sprituous liquors. She has left grandson
aged upwards ofSO, who hath been equally alb
stemious as his grandmother"
The small boy with the loaded pistol flour
ishcd as effectively then as now, as appears from
the following:
"On Tuesday last, as a small boy, about s
years of age, son of Mr. William Barney, of this
| town, was playing with pistol, which unfortu-
nately happened to be loaded, it somehow acct
dentally discharged itself, whereby Mr. Barney,
| the father, who was sitting near, received SO
| terrible wound in his side that after anguish
| ing about As hours he expired"
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FORTY ACRES. MORE OR LESS

Said land consisting of parts of sundry tracts,
and is particularly mentioned and described in
mortgage from said Duncan to Daniel Scott, dated
18th November, 1871, and recorded among the
Land Records of said county, in Liber A. L.
j., No. 20, folio 357.
Tho m Of
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Since the late rains our agricultural community
presents very promising appearance and farm
ers chins that were few days ago very droopy-
looking, have again assumed their usual consisten
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Tract or PARCEL orEa.rD

situated in same county, about one mile from
Norrisville, on the public road leading from that
place to Fawn Grove, in Pennsylvania, being the
containing
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J. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
SO ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.

The improvements consist of a good two-story
Frame
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q ACRES, More or Less.

This property is located on the road leading from
Darlin gton to Conowingo Bridge where it is inter-
sected by the road from Glen Cove to Dublin, and
is improved by large two-story frame
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Is ACRES. More or Less

PARCEL OF LA ND,
in Hartford county now in the occupancy and
possession of John Bennington, containing
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-08-06
FLORIDIANA.
State Gleanings.

The Fernandina Mirror has some ex-
cellent editorials.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-08-06

mOOO MONTH guaranteed III
E9UU day at home ed maGe BY n6 69e re- re-
quired; we will start you. Men. Won n,it
for ms than at anything else. The work IS
light IT, and pleasant, and such as anyone can aaa
90 right at. Those who are wise VINO see
this notice will send us their addresses at
once and see for themselves. t U0ss'ET THOSE
already at work are laying up large sums
of MONEY. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta
Maine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

ed by mine speculating company
of Chicago, for the purpose of ex
ploring the mining districts of the
west. Mr.. Q. left here yesterday
morning, and will probably he gone
six or eight weeks. He has had
considerable experience in mining,
and is liable to discover the desired
bonanza.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16
HON. T.. w. kEYES
OF Madison, will address the people upon
political issues ut
MINERAL POINT
~nN---
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Esd,
AND At
DODGENILlE
MIN ERAl POINT
DODGEvILLE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER eth.

We want every voter who possibly
can to hear Mr., keyes. lie is a
"stalwart," a vigorous speaker and
we'll posted in the issues of the day.
This is his first appearance before
the public of Iowa county, but to
our people he is well known rs a
wheelhorse Republican at whose
name Democrats fear and tremble.
Republicans of Iowa county have
often differed with Mr.. X. on matters
Of party polity, but ali accord him
credit for being a most Jealous and
efficient worker, ever ready to do
battle against the common enemy
and aside from politics q generous,
honorable gentleman, Of exemplary
personal character. We bespeak
OF him q warm reception and crowd
ed houses on this his first visit,-Re-
member the date Each meeting in
the evening. Hon. O. b. Thomas,oi
RichIand county, viii probably assist
Mr.. keyes at both meetings.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

THE campaign in this State VIII
not safer from the lack of able
speakers. Hon James g Blaine is
announced to speak at Madison,
this Thursday evening, aud at Mil
waukee tomorrow evening. Hon.
Zach Chandler, Of Michigan, will
speak at Milwaukee on the evening
Of the 2Sth instant, at Oshkosh on
the 10Th. and at Janesville on the
30th Hon j. c. Burrows, OF Mich
igan, spoke at BeIoit Tuesday and
at Fond du Lac on Wednesday even.
ing. Governor Smith Mr. Reyes,
Congressman Wiliams,T NJ Nichol,
the eloquent Secretary Of the West
ern Ilouest-Money League, aad
others, arc now on the stump, maxi
ing things lively.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

|. The Mineral Poin, TRIBUNE devoes col.
umn to advertising fCr q Democratic candidate
for cowaaor. II forgets To rsenion that It's
owner holds position IN the State capitol un.
der the present administration, aud tha, To-, n
space oi four years preceding his appoin,mcn
10 this position, he beld an tllce undrr this
same ring. That familiar letter which used 10
Your sue of WIS not satisfactory to us
here at Madison. Donr abuse Neyes aud his
friends" has perhaps escaped their memory
down there row"
This is from the pen of Cline, who
was at the helm of the TRIBUNE in
1875, and who is now scratching fer
The paper headed, for convenience
sake, "7he Irae Rep"alicaa," of
Hudson, in the nor ahern part of this
State. Ever since his first appear
ance on u newspaper, he has sought
shelter neath the Republican mantle
while his true inwardness fixed at
every pore in delight over Demo-
cratic corrupt and fraudulent cuss-
edness. He long ago forfeited all
principles OF manhood by thess dis
graceful maneuvrings, and is now
simply subject for the public to
pity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16
For sale { heap.

One jenny mule colt about five
months old. Enquire at Rich jack
sons old farm, mile and bali
northwest Of Mineral Point city, 5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

THE shops of L. w. Stratman &
Co, had close call from destruc.
tion by fire, at about , o'clock last
Friday morning. 1t seems that the
chimney Of the furnace used for
tenpering plovs had got 50 heated
during the day as to char aud finally
iguite the plate timber on the north
side of the building, against which
the chimney was built, but tortu-
nately the fire was discovered Just
as it burst through the roof and
prompt action put it out with bat
slight damage. The fire had evident
" been smouldering under the roof
for some nours. The credit for the
discovery is due to Miss Mary
Evans, who was sitting up with her
brother, w. R. Had there been
any breeze at the time, or if the dis.
covery had been delayed few
minutes, the entire shops of the fen,
together with much other property,
would in all probability have been
destroyed Chronicle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

PERRY is ready at his fine new
store for customers.
WONDER how many eXcurioEists
are lost in Chicago
PoTAToES are in demand at 80
aents per bushel Martin IL ToGy
will buy.
Mr.. aud Mrs Jessie Joues of Platte
vile, spent the Sabbath in this city
with their son-in-Iaw Mr.. Shears.
Mrs. SHERWOOD and daughter
have departed for Nebraska in
search of health for the latter.
Mrs. Ell. Andrews, daughter Of
John Gray, and Mrs. Maloney, of
Des Moines, arrived on last nights
TIN for visit.
AT the shooting at Belmont on
Monday, Eddie Osborne tied the best
shot, breaking IS ont of q glass
balls.
A younger son of Mr.. Thos. Hew-
lit, while playtully running about
the other day fell and broke his arm
Just above the arm.
j. 2. HAWKINS, the painter, is
Identifying the front of Guudry d
Gray's store. Its going to look well
when finished
BRELY & SoS have marked their
goods down to cost price. We un-
derstand they intend pitching their
tent elsewhere.
Mrs WM. TNELoAR died in this
city Monday evening, aged % years.
This is a severe blow of attliction to
the bereayed family.
THERE never was an October
month that could come up to the
present one in the amount Of quilts
kicked into wads between 8 and /
o'clock at night.
LosT-all those "Dimecrats" who
were few days ago squandering
their money on the result of Ohios
election. They may be found in
some obscure culvert heels up.
OUR townsman, James Prince, late
ly made a clean haul of 2400 on a
speculation in wheat at the Chicago
Board oi Trade Congratulate you,
James.
THE supplement with this issue is
something which everyreader should
carefully peruse. 1t is one Of the
hest pohticaI sheets ever issued. Let
Hepubllcani~m be the watchword,
4 three year old son of Lew Wall
ace Of Corsiean, Texas, brother-ia-
hw Of Airs Dennis Of this city, while
playing with pistol on the lst inst.
Shot himself near the region of the
Lealt, causing instant death.
Prairie du Chen Paper: John
Rowe presented US with a fine
bunch # second growth straw
berries, gathered on his farm, ad-
.o.uiug the city, on the Sth inst. 1t
is a ra.ity ye'y seldom seen.
PDoR TIcg, the distinguished
Iateorologist Of St. Louis, viii
,.ge three lectures at sthe City Hall
'als week Thursday, Friday and
saturday evenings. suGje.,t: "Cy-
.ulss and their Causes
us Wrra, managing agent for
.ae Singer Mfg Co. is proving him
s..s very successful handler Of
@4oames. Last week lie received
aN4 disposed Of half a carload
isaalIy, We enjoy rushing busi-
Less in our midst.
NE. EDWIN OSBORNE, staunch
..tIzen Of this place, has been engag-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

ALL the latest new pieces Of sheet
music at Roberts branch office Of
Reeds Temple Of Music, next door
to Pullord's. Call and try them,
before purchasing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16


\ NOR consisting of COO men from
the towns OF Fulton, Porter and
Ceuter, in Rock county, went to
Jauesvile last Sunday night for the
purpose Of taking Blumgartner, the
child murderer, from Jail and hang
ing him They were met short
distance from the city by messen-
ger from the Sheriff, who informed
them that ample preparations had
been made for their reception, aud
that they would be welcomed with
grape Shot from artillery which had
been ploced 50 az to sweep the
streets leading to the Jail. At this
announcement the brave fellows be-
came demoraIized, aud their NUM-
bers suddenly diminished 60 about
200, These rushed into tie city on
various streets, and concentrated AZ
the jaiI bringing with them a wagon
carrying ropes, sledge hammers and
crow bars When they arrived at
the jail they demanded the prisoner,
bat were informed that Sheriff Com
stock had taken the precauti0n to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

AS we have determined on moving
to larger place, Offer our whole
stock at cost, or less, for thirty days.
Now is your time to lay in Christ
mas presents Come in and price
goods and satisfy yourselves. All
persons indebted to US please call
and settle. BIRELY & Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

JENKINS is one of the Stephen A.
Douglas Kind Of men: the country
first the party afterward. Demo
cratic h.ccha"ge.
Not bit of it. He il one Of tho
kind of men who divided his time,
between 'Gl and '65, in qnibbling
about the constitution when the
Union was being hacked in pieces
and in cheering over the jeff. Davis
victories, That is the kind of man
Jenkins is and it is "A base calumny
upon the dead patriot, Douglas, to
speak of him in the same breath
with the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

The Wi,cox IL White organs--Grst-
class, 10 better in the world--as
Chicago prices until December first,
by w. B. Roberts, next door above
pnLlara's drug atore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

TO ARTISTS For artists mater
ials, 20 to Pullord's Drug Store.
bu aSlm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

CALL in and examine the Genuine
Singer at the brauch olrce in Miner
al Point!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

WANTED 5000 bushels good
peach blow potatoes for shipment,
by Toay Bros, or Martin Il Toay,
Mineral Point, Wis. Ills
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 1879

WISCONSIN, THURSDAY,
thusiastic and determined. Green
baehers are coming to see the falacy
Of their doctrine and the hlly OF
their WAYS, Democrats are doomed
| IN their own estimation, and the
country is Oh high road to safety ::
providing all Republicans vote and
not trust to the belief that one vote
missed will not be OF consequence.
The eXcarsion which left here for
Chicago Tuesday morning nnder the
management of q w. Cobb, ESQ,
was q complete success in every
particular. Foar coaches were re-
quirea to accommodate those leav-
| ing at the depot in this city, and
about twelve coach loads in all were
gathered along the line Of the NJ. p
Z. Z. The experiment has, there
lore proved successful, and We hope
those in attendance will realize pleas
ure beyond anticipation.
THE farmers have begun to fear
the consequences Of the extreme
warm weather now prevailing. At
no time within the history of Iowa
county mas there been so much land
devoted to winter wheat as this
year. The hot weather is forcing
the wheat forward to considerable
b eight, and according to old eX-
perienced farmers, should it reach
the first joint in growth before frost,
it will fail to come up next spring,
If this be the case host OF farmers
will be "swamped." Let Us pray.
SOME bold, bad, burglars broke
into the new store Of VIM II. Rogers,
on Tuesday night, and stole there
from goods to the value of between
5000 and $500, consisting of pocket
cutlery, shirts, boots, groceries, DE.
The burglars first visited the shop
Of John Ralph, FROM which they
took a bit-stock and bits and two
chisels. They then went TO the rear
of Rogers building and removed
the outside cellar doors, frame and
all. Then coming to the inside
doors, which were barred (it was
supposed securely, they Inserted
the chisels between them and sprung
them so that the edges were clear,
and then pryiug one OF them off the
hinges Slid it past the other, which
admitted them into the cellar, from
whence they readily entered the
store 10y the stairway. Mr.. Rogers,
on discovering his loss in the morn
ing, advertised reward Of S50-$25
for the conviction of the thieves and
$25 for tlfe return OF the Goods-but
as yet there are no tidiuFs Of either
goods or robbers CHroHille.
STATE SENAToR,--Robert Wilson,
Democratic candidate for State Sen
ator is no doubt an honest man and
exemplary citizen, as is also his
oppouentJ J. 3 McGrew II elected,
Mr.. Wilson S vote and influence win
always be with the Democratic
party, as Mr.. McGrew's will not.
Mr. Wilson would vote to send a
Democrat TO represent US in the y,
S. Senate in 1881: Mr.. McGrew
will not. The man whom Mr.. VIII
son would send 10 the Y. s. Senate
would vote on all political questions
with the Southern Brigaders,' in
Guiding Hamburg B0t!er,' Wade
Hampton, Lamar, AID JEFF Davis, il
that high traitor should be elected
from Mississippi, as is possible. The
man whom Mr. AfcGrew would send
to the /, s. Senate would cooperate
with Garfield, Blaine, Eimunds,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

THE GENUINE Singer can be had
at the branch Office in Mineral Point
or Of Peter Morris at Dodgerllle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

thusiastic and determined Green
baehers are coming to see the fallacy
of their doctrine and the mlly OF
their ways, Democrats are doomed
IN their own estimation, ani the
country is Oh a high road to safety /;
providing all Republicans vote and
not trust to the belief that one vote
missed will not be of consequence,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

CONSIDERABLE experience In mining,
and is liable to discover the desired
bonanza.
AS we have determined on moving
to a larger place, Offer our whole
stock at cost, or less, for thirty days.
Now is your time to lay in Christ
mas presents Come in and price
goods and satisfy yourselves. All
persons indebted to US please call
and settle. BIRELY & Son.
A SAD case has just come to light
in one Of the eastern cities. 1t is
that of merchant who did not be-
lieve 10 advertising. The smell
arising from his decomposing body
caused some inquisitive person to
enter his store where be was found
dead. There were no means of
knowing how long his remains had
thus lain uDcared for. Our eXchang-
es speak of it as very mournful
case and a fearful warning.
THE article reprinted in this issue
under the title HAS there Been a
War!" is from the pen of Major Ca
kins who has beer a democrat all his
life. During the war be was loyal
one, and served as major Of the DEM
ocratic 81 Cavalry. 1t is a hopeful
thing when such men come out thus
boldly, insisting that the results Of
the war shall not be nulified by those
who lost the battle in the field.
Hon. j. Is. MCGREw, candidate
for State Senator, and Mr.. Berry
man, of Richland, were in Minetal
Point last week Mr. McGrew's ap-
pearance and manners are sufficient
TO convince everyone who had the
pleasure OF meeting him, that the
convention did great credit to itself
and the district by selecting such a
worthy nomiuee, He is man of
whom we feel proud, and are salts
fed that the voters of Mineral Point
will do him justice at the polls.
That the Greenback cause is cham
pioned by, and managed for, the es-
pecial benefit of that notorious trait
or and biackguard, "Brick" Pome-
roy, is a fact indisputabe To show
honest Union men, who are misled
into following this mountebank, and
contributing to his Golfers, the kind
Of man he IS, ae refer cur readers to
a few brief extracts, reprinted iu
our supplement, from his paper, the
Lacrosse Uemocrat, published dur
ing the war.
AT an early hour on Monday
morning, Sam, son Of Samuel Jen-
kins Ct this city, met with q rather
serious accident. 1t seems that he
and several other boys were ont for
a days sport, aud, seeing a squirrel,
.he young jenkins raised his gun,
ana pulled the trigger, when the
piece exploded. breaking two bones
in the back OF his left hand and lac
Grating the flesh badly. The sup.
posed cause Of the explosion is the
working up Of the paper used for
waddiug, it being en old charge, and
had been in the gun some time.
ATTY. GES. WILSON has returned
to bis home in this city for a short
stay, after an ez.aEded stamping
tour through Grant, Richlapd, Iowa,
Green and 2oek counties. lis OBJ
seryations are that the signs Of an
Overwhelming Republican rally ibis
fall in defense of the State ticket
and the loyal and patriotic p;mei-
pies upheld by tie party, crop ont
more plainly this fall than for many
years past. Republicans are en-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-16

Mr. II. JOSEPH has got the closing