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TnR NooNpAr raArgR.MEETINu
at Farwell Hall yesterday was we'll attended,
aMl conaldcrab.o intcrest was manifested in the
exercises. Mcssrs. Pentccost md Stebbins ap-
pearcd upon tho platform promptly on time,
and the exercises were opened by the latter bs
the singing Of the hymn Jesus shall reiR,,
whene'cE The sun doth hia successive courses
rum" Ia which he wns assisted By tho copgrcgR-
tlon.
The fscr. Dr.. Mcchesney, Of the Park Avenue
Methodist Church, offered prayer.
Mr.. pcntecost Invited the assembly to sea-
son Of siIcnt prayer while prayers for spociai
cases were being announced.
Mr.. WAecock then read the requests, inctud-
inE one by an aged coupla for the conversion OF
their wayward children; for twelve husbands,
slaters; BY young man who desired Christ;
for MI ageil man, once a temperance worker,
now all irlitlcl for drunkard In Rochester, N.
r.; for husband nnd wlfe IN great distress,
Prayers was offered by a person upon the
platform, after which Mr.. pcntcross read por-
tlon OF Scripture sfom the first chapter Of St.
john. lte said there were tl'ree facts gathered
,hs light; Us 'ight, was an element without
which men could not live or move,
it was IN md about US, nnd
vas necessary to our. existence. But Of what
Jesus Christ was the Hight, and Ia was In and
around us even the same a. tho lignt. There
were tnanv bflnd persons In the world, WIN shut
nut The light anl could not know Of It's exist
We wero all born blind; Il was part Of our
organic system. What men wnuted was not
mora light; there was Hight enough; We only
wanted our eSea opened. 30 TINT we might rc-
an opener Of blind eyes. 1t Was a PRAYER Of
importance. "Lurl, OpeH mr. eyee, 40 that
, 1879-01-29

NtoIt Ut IHH bfAElAL tuAAlfEE&s
The Spcctal Committee appointed at tho
hoard meeting Monday. 10 Investigate charges
against Engineer Ryan 1t the Insane Asylum
vls!tsd that institution Yesterday, accompanied
by tle COMMITTEES on Public Charities aud q
gnotily quota of contractor. anl Others who do
light IN hanging to lhn skirts ol the Cumu,.s-
sEoncF. They went lu carriages, leaving the city
about lo O'Clock, aud returning at III early hour
In tho tsenlng.
As soou u The eortcge arrived At the homs Of
v,.s ,S ianf ~ "a eaans,: e ecal
warmed Up, and organized for businets, with
Co!nlnissaouvr Fitzgerald In tho chair, wllo was
suffering III thr ttu,e from un aggravated attack
Of toothacte, hut who nlal'aged to preside a,u!
catcchsse tue witnesses. Qulte number testl~
tltt. ahl 1t did not take long to dtseloss the
laet to the impartial observer TINT envy OF mai
ics or t'oth were behind the Investigation, Al!,l
t.,, slat tl,o .hyle shins hal , been inspired by
IN Eentral terms. drunkenness, Ipattentlon u
business. and tho 4Epotin2 of property be1ol,s-
!ns 10 the county and tatliug e arvount the!c-
ioE' etc., an1 thetS Is q yut d'dcteuca Vt opiu"
they "ers sustained or not: Ryan confessed,
however, to hayin:; llspoaed Of so,ne old leud
without ascounlinx fur 4, ail also to having
sesn Nr' aason, who Fepaitcss tue tailess year
or two ago. hanl swny somo old sheet-tEou
ald "heateF," which, 1t IL claIMed, has
never been paid fur. The Charge OF
dtunEenness lnd neglect of duty u de-
nlea smpatseally, but some ot tie other
Wttuesses-notxb!y tho cook unl the discharged
plum ber-xere Inclined to disagree With him,
but since they admitted theif ill-w!il towasd
MIN soL'a 1t!uWa Waaca Waa ulads for kheir post
ttyeuess and Aruuf.
On lis whole, however, tiss investigation may
be saiu 70 bc clear case OF "dt4elasgv," unl
oua u those periodical outbuEat4,-thu natural
o4tEroxtl Ut l4xity Ut management unu want
ul disetpllne-,lnu cuu bu compared 70 tile
fj9fI1
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GAS.
Nh. DIL1,xos WILL PROBABLY AccRrr.

IA, BTLI3EUH NJ, ICTRFT.
r,,o a,t,n., - a." Cn,,,'n,t T., .,,a,s"ta a.,
4e ae'on ot !'c eounsi. III u1Spoe'ne ol ttae
gas question MONDAY night leu reporter to
visit the o:llce OF Mr. Billings, President Of the
af,srnoon m - n or,cr n lsarn wbo,,sr @ ,ha ,,rnr.
A's."n, a. - 'sa'" 10 10 i"op,
ostt.on 70 pay ~ per lamp anu ~ thousa''u
TO th's Company. % asked, would be satlsfncto-
Comnonv shouttt t1o t,c c,eanlnr ontl rcnatrtnu.
With was not inct,t,rd In n" nronnaItion m n5c
by lie COMPANY. 'S'S0''>"
Mi, BILLINGS vas alone md much detected.
thot conIt,nn fnr scvcrai weak: I he hs;i nj a.
,"rns .,,,nh f.. ii. i,,.;nos. 49, ,ats .,.,,
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ycstieat!on will be continued to-lay In The city,
anil several additional witnesses have been sum-
monc;l.
tsr' Committee on Puhitc Charities wcro by no
means tnlr. They pa.scd thraugh the build
lngs. asking questions here and making t,tg.
gcsiions there, am! a1d some good .xnrk for tlsc
rcoplc. Thcg found At The Poor.t1uuse load
Of fresh meat which had bcen sent out by the
rncas.consrnctur, and The first thing they did
waeto
CONDEMN IT on s1onT
as UNIT Tor uac. md to order # car.ed back to
mercst scrapa from vcrv inferior carcasses, asil
nnwholesorne, II notunsound, nntt hut for thciE
presence .l,rre 10 scarcely doubt but Il wonli
hare tscn received. ani the county would hava
duty It fk to receive ami insncc, all articles Of
supplies received at fle two institutions, sail of
II Tint u was the worst ever sent there: but,
since this IL tho tlrst lot Of meat ever con-
ttory, esncc!ally when II ts known tl'at
tho Committee. nnA would naturally
have put h. ss. toe: foremost on sach Ia, az r., e.,
stnrpkccncr meant to do hts duty, hut had sot,e
tnfervtn9s about tr contractor and nftcr being
made aware OF tho fact Tint hu Wns not n vel
cone otIlser a: thc plase,-nav'nQ been there
knnic conflict OF authority bctw ecn him and tt.c
Warden, thrv removed all t1ouht In hts mind as
to Ills pnwrrs fn the premises by telling him that
hfs responsibility WAS second to no ones, and
hereafter lie will refuse 10 receive any meat or
other rsiclo Of supply which Ia not up to the
standard.
ilriag through with The meat business and In
strlctnR the StorekcepCr In detail IN his duties.
the Contnlttee's attention was next attracted to
An 1xMExsn QUANTITY OF voon
corded on the Poor-Ilousa grounds. Tic outer
course or tier Of wooa presented 4
fine appearance at a distance. but
closer examination revealed Tint II wns
swtndfe, and instead Of lts being beech wood. ~
called fot In the contract, 1t was eonRlouera-
tion ot elm and other wood,-scraggy, ILL.,
shipped. and anrthfnE else than flrst.c'asa mer-
ehantnblc article. Locking iurstler, It ~ns
found That behind ono ot the onthouacs, or IL
elm eyen worse than the 1rst, and 20 corded
that boy conltl crawl through at most any
point. 1tpre WIS hi,out zoo cords In all, md 1t
"a described M hetnR small md crooked, md as
having been cut from limbs of trees, Rrtl as far
short OF what was contracted for AZ possible.
Mr.. Scnne says It Is not worth TO exceed 81 pcr
cord anYvhcrc tn tho vicinity, while the county
condemned, there will be lively row over It
when the bttl comes In with The Wnrdtn's pro-
verbtht signature to Its correctness. But the
strangest portion Of thls wood business and which
docs not reflect great deal Of credit on the
Committee, Is. that not one Of them knnwa how
IL came there. or until yrstcrtlar tint It wRs
there. It certainly was not delivered on n
reputation, md never passed through the Stnrc-
keeper's hands, and some Of them have uucs-
ton in the!r minds as to the responsibility OF
tho count; to par for It at nt under tile eircunl
stances. What the end will be no one cat ture-
tell, but the Commsttee's visit this time PROM
isus to have been attended With guol results.
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A CARD,

The hest teeth, the Gncst workmanship, -,
but one pr'cc-ts act, warranted ~, ,a
dentists have fancy prices for idle Tine w.. "1'
liner teeth. Tie most skilled aud c1,.,,s aa'n
wnrk1nen employed. The Dr,, Mrfh.Sl
elvc all cases Il, filling or extracting ,be',
Sonal care and attention, my" Fe
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In looking over the saiisitcs Of chsmn,,,.
porsatlons for tho year inst ended, va tna,s ~
tont*hng fact that ont Of m entire tnno,..,t.H u
126, $40 cases. ono brand. q. II. Nnmm =.
represented by 81. 900 cases, cyceedino II. ~ ~
competitor by over 10, 900 cases. Thts ~ .sT ga
when every one cconomtzcs, ia a,toundin, "ss .ss
speaks volumes for the quality Of ,ht. ,,,os ~
brand. ts'ph4
, 1879-01-29

The recount iu tue Keru-Iinlmann eoatcstwaa
continued yesterday, anu up to and including
the Twelfth Ward returns 30,sl1 ballots had
been counted. Tie count was a. foiiows:
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30 far Kern has ga!ned thirty yates and lfoG-
main las lost Efty.sovsu, and Dixon has gained
thrty-tvo al.d Ryaa i've, II tie count Il cou-
tinued Il will not 10 completed before the
middle OF tho coming week, Atl1 Ills tndlratious
are tlat Kern haa gained all ha will gain.
, 1879-01-29
DRUNKENNESS cuBfD...rAc7 Va rc,,v

DRUNKENNESS CuRfD-.-fAC1 Vs. Folly
NATIONAL Hoxs roR DtaAnarn war;.
SOLDIERS, pArTox, o.. Jan. u, ]S.o,-D, rEl
ger. Chicago: After lair trial Of thr.. ,,.. W.
IN two cascs, seemingly incurablc, nm e,d ,a.'
TINT the result has been all that you could t,,1 !
and all tho most sangutne could hone fo, D..
apcctfaaiy. +. F. 1lrown. Governor" nr mr.. M
gers Office. Rooms 1i-GA Palmer 1touse,
Use Buck 4 Hayncr'e cnIj eream sft-, H..
powders. II keeps tho akin yelvtty, "'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
The Egis and Intelligencer:
BEL AIR, Nd, AUGUST Is, 1879.
Condensed News.

-Gcneral Grant is expected to arrive in San
Francisco between the 18th and 18th of Septem
her.
-Sixty-tivc persons were poisoned at Searlc
Ala, a few days since, by eating ice cream tina
had been prepared i'll Il brass kettle.
Hanna Brown, widow of Elisha Brown, o
Cecil county, recently celebrated her one hun
drcdth birthday, in Fulton township, Lancas
ter county, Pennsylvania.
The yellow fever was reported on Monday
to be rapidly spreading in the suburbs OF Mem
phs. The greatest restitution prevails, which
the city authorities are endeavoring to relieve
without making an appeal for aid.
Hon. VIM. T. Hamilton, the Democratic
nominee for Governor of Maryland has accepted
an invitation to deliver the first annual address
before the Baltimore county agricultural society,
on the 18th of September
Capt. A. +. Matthews, of Lrwishurg, West
Va. has purchased the Grccnbricr White Sui
phur Springs, for S30O,0OO. The property is to
he greatly improved. Last Sunday there were
loo people seated ut dinner in the immense
dining hall and there were n hundred or SO ont
side.
"A scene occurred at Narugamsctt Pier, X. L.,
last Friday in which Senator Sprague, of Rhode
Island, Mrs. Spraguc and Senator Conklng, of
~ Y, were actors. Conklmg was al SpraGuc' 5
residence, waiting to see him ON business, il is
stated, when Spraguc came in with double
barrellcd gun in hand and gave Conkling five
minutes in which to leave the house. Mrs.
Sprague placed herself between her husband and
COnklng and when the latter left, she left also.
The trouble is said to have been caused by the
undisguscd attachment existing between Sena-
ton Conlling and Mrs Sprague. Mr.. Conkling's
wife, it is stated has sued for divorce.
Last Saturday near Mt. Airy, on the line of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Harry Evans
was arrested on peace warrant, but escaped
from the officers and ran. The constabcs
dcputi2cd young man named John w. Mari to
pursue him, promising him $3.50 for arrcsting
him. Mari and constable named Koontz came
up with him ina woods. While Koontzattractcd
Evans attention, Mari crcpt up behind and fired
Il pistol over Evans head, ordering him at the
same time to surrender. Evans ran, and Mari
pursued, but finding Evans was escaping, Mari
fired at him. innicting a wound from which
Evans died the following day. Evans was G2
wears of are
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
Letter From High Point.

High Point, formerly Davis's Corner, is the
beginning of town. 1t has three dwelling
houses, Il store, blacksmith shop and school
house. The latter is one of the finest in the
county. Lastspring q Sunday School was start
ed in 1t, and the school is in flourishng condi-
ton On the evening of the 9Th instant, the
Mcssrs. Davies, of Baltimore, gave a iirst-class
concert in the school house, the proceeds of
which are to go towards purchasing an organ for
the Sunday School. The music was not too
scientific nory yet too plain for such an intelligent
and apprcciativc audience. Every one was de-
lighted and there was general complaint that
"lhc programme was too short" 1t was ques-
ton which was the gem of the cvening-Miss
Emma PastcPs solo, "Let Me Dream Again, -"
Beloved" by Pinchuti, sung by Misses Cleavciand
and Pastel, Mcssrs Hotf and Daughterty. The
rendition of all the pieces was exquisite, and
better heard than poorly described. The com
pany left the next morning for Towsontown,
where they sang at a concert that night. We
understand they were highly pleased with their
visit, and we hope they will give us, before long,
another treat of the ''divinc art"
The neighborhood is quite gay at this time, MS
many of Baltimorcs bellies are domiciled in this
vicinity, who keep up a continued round of
pleasure.
Mr. John 7. Davies, who was overcome by the
heat some three wccksago, still lies in n critical
condition.
There is preaching almost every Sunday after
noon ut 3 O'Clock, in the school house, by clergy
men ofditfcrcnt denominations. Two weeks ago
Rev. Abel Hull preached, from the text, BE
Still, ~ an eloquent discorsc Many of the CON
grcgation had never hcarda "Quakcr Preacher
before and were plcasingly surprised to find that
the doctrine of the Friends did not differ in the
fundamental teachings from that which they had
been accustomed to hear. STRANGER
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From Fountain Green.

There was quite stir created in this usually
Iuiet neighborhood last Friday morning, by the
arrival and departure of what was called the
'Committcc's Accommodation, bound for a
pleasure trip TO Cedar Grove, to enjoy crab
blng, fishing and picnicing generally The
wagon was large and very comfortable, and cal
culated to carry about twenty persons. 1t was
drawn by four horses, driven by one of the com
mittec. They started about $50 A. NJ. in high
spirits, with bells tinkling and we might add,
rolors flying In apparently the same humor
they returned about 1l.30 p. NJ, with their most
sanguinc expectations of 'good time" fully
realized. The committee, II. w. W., w. IL. III.
and n. II. d., conducted affairs in the most COM
mendabic manner. The trip was free from acct
dents with the exception that one young man,
who i'll his cagcrncss to conduct several ladies
hp the lane To their house, fell from the wagon.
lie struck the ground "ful length face down
ward The shock knocked him brcathless for n
few minutes, but when he was raised to his feet
and shook himself (or rather was shaken by his
frlcndS,) he expressed himself fully recovered,
and the accident proved only one more laugha-
bic incident added to the rest. The good nature
and accommodating disposition of the Captain
at the Grove added greatly to our ENJOYMENT
while on the water. We felt perfectly safe in
his boats under his care, and recommend him to
the patronage of those who wish to take a SINH
lar trip. The Committee have urinary thanks
for the enjoyment we had, and we hope to be in
vited next time CRAB.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown us that nature accomplishes
her greatest revolutions in the earths surface
conformation Sto'oty. Every year the river makes
It's channel deeper, the glacier deeper gorge
IN the Alpine rock, and the ocean tide deposits the
sand 1t has crumblcd from the rocks upon which
1t breaks. Wenote the earthquake and the devas-
tating hurricane; but these changes are SO gradual
man seldom observes them until the channel has
become overhangng cliffs, q mountain has
disappeared before the icy stream, or the ocean
mas given us Florida. Thus it is in disease. Our
attention Is attracted by acute diseases as feycrs
cholera, etc. while chronic diseases (often the most
dangerous in result,l being slow in their develop
mcnt, arc seldom noticed until they have made an
almost inetfaceable impression upon the system.
Persons believing themselves comparatively
healthful are ofttimes the victims of these dis
eases, and only become aware of their presence
when relief is almost impossible. Diseases Of the
liver and stomach are the commonest of these
chronic affections. DIR. Perce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets arc
never-failing remedies for these diseases. They
produce healthful secretion of the bile, prevent
Indigestion by regulating the bowels, and impart
vigorous tone to the whole system
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
Agricultural Fire Insurance Company
of WATERFOWL. N. Y.

The attention of farmers is directed to the great
advantages In tho way of fire insurance, Offered
by the above reliable company. Its assets amount
to over 81 100000 SO that failure is absolutely inn
possible. II insures nothing but dwellings and
farm property, rejecting all risky property such
manufacturing or mercantile establishments. II
notonly pays for all LOSSES by fire. but for damages
done by lightning whether fire ensllcs or not. II
also pays for live stock killed by lightning any.
where on the farm. The latter features will com.
mend themselves to the farmers of Hartford, in
viewof the remarkable amount of damage caused
by electricity in this county every year.
! would respectfully refer to Judge Billngsloa
Messrs James Farnandls, Emmor Morrison, N. w
others who have shown the confidence they have II
this company by insuring their property in it. Fol
further particulars, rates, &C.. call on or address
j. RALPH MORRISON, Agent,
Bel Air, Md.
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Peoples Independent Candidate For
&l.Au.sR

MIR. EDITOR: The Office of Sheriff is very inn
In the selection of this officer no political feelings
should have place. Weshould endeavor to elect
q man who will perform the duties of the Office
man can be found in the person of THOMAS ROB
lNSON, of the Third District We have learned
that he will be an Independent candidate for tho
office, and he will be supported by
feb2l MANY VOTERS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

DANIEL SCOTT, In Equity
vs. In the Circuit Court
George Smith for
and Others Hartford county.
TIME object of this Bill is to procure the sale of
l. the lands and promises mentioned therein to
satisfy tho claim of the complainant and such
other creditors as have or who may come in and
become parties to this proceeding. The Bill
alleges that one Sarah Smith, being largely in
debted to complainant and others, departed this
life on the day of March, 1878. intestate and
without leaving personal property sufficient to
pay her said debts seized and possessed of Real
Estate in Hartford county and in said Bill partcu-
larly mentioned. That she left surviving her
George Smith, her husband, and nine children, and
the descendants Of deceased child her heirs-at-
law, and that Julius Smith and Henry Smith, two
of her said children, are non-rcsidents of this
State.
1t is thereupon ordered, this oath day July, 1879,
that the complainant cause Il copy of this order,
together with the object and substance of the Bill
to be inserted in some newspaper published in
Hartford county, once week for four successive
weeks three months before the 18th day of Novem-
ber 1879 giving notice to the resident defend
ants named in said Bill, and warning them to APP
pear in the Court, In person or by solicitor on or
before the said 10Th day of November, 1870 to show
cause, If any they have, why decree shall not
pass as prayed
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test
aul A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion--scyen
words to line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid
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ESTRAY NOTICE arf0ad Coa,nty, 10 qpt:
~ HEREBYt CERTIFY that w. Is. MUNNI-
kliUYSEN, of Hartford county, made oath before
me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the
Peace in and for the said county this 3lst day of
July, 1879, as strays trcspassing upon his cnclo-
sures, three WHITESlIOATSa and two SPOTTED
SHOATS, supposed to be eight or nine months
old. Given under my hand.
RICHARD II. MARTIN, p
The owner of the above described shoats is
requested to come forward, prove property pay
charges and take them away.
aul w. b. MUNNIKHUYSEN,M M. d.
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MIR. EDITOR: Please announce Il. +. JOHNS,
of LIST district formerly Collector, candidate for
Sheriff, subject to tho nomination by the Demo-
cratic party. Supported by ..
febl4 MANY VOTERS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
From the Susquchanna.

The season for bass fishing has commenced,
and from the number of fishermen one would
suppose that thousands of pounds might be
caught weekly Notwithstanding the river has
raised considerably the past few days, owing to
the recent rain, which was so much needed
Our corn crops will be short and pasture looks
badly.
James l.. Knight is erecting flint mill, adjoin-
my his saw mill, which is to be run by steam,
and he will use the new process of grinding
Hint. Is. &. ~ j. G. Smith have one of same
pattern at l.apidum. We wish them all success.
stand lately purchased by him, where he can
supply the public with cheap goods He also
has his store at Castleton stocked with choice
goods. lie and his estimablc lady and obliging
clerks are ever ready to please. We wish Mr..
Jones future success MouNTAIN.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15

How 1T WENT oFF.-Nothing could be finer
IMAM the working OF the Democratic State Con
vcntion. There was not ripple of dissatisfac.
ton. MIR. German, with admirable TACT opened
the ball, and there was more than good manage
mcnt of the leaders, in the harmony and enthu.
siasm manifested. Hon. Herman Stump OF
Hartford county, made an admirable presiding
officer, and delivered two spirited and sensible
addresses The speech of John Richie was mas
terly, eloquent and impressive. Hon. James U
Dennis made speech that did him great credit
and Col. Baughman's remarks were very good
as also were those of Mr.. Prettyman, MIR. Peters
and othcrs.-TGegyda.
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For Sheriff.

Mr. EDITOR: Please announce FORD b. HAN
SON Us Il candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
cison of the Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton. fcb7
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For Register of WiIIs.

Being frequently asked whether or not ! intend
to he candidate for nomination for Register of
Wills, of Hartford county, the position | formerly
held. | take this method of saying to my friends
that am n Candidate If again honored with nom
office, my earnest cndeavors shall be to justify the
confidence reposed in me, and TO conduct the
duties of the office to the satisfaction of the entire
people.
mhli j. II. ELY.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-08-15
ROAD NOTICE

THIRTY DAYS after the first publication of
Il this notice, application will he made TO the
public road in the Fourth District COMMENCING
at n stone standing in the road icading from
Mathew Wileys Mill tn the PENNSYLVANIA line
Barton and Amos Day, running thence on the bed
OF private road through the lands of Amos Day
and laban Lowe, and intcrscctlng the public road
leading from Corbin Taylor's to Fawn Grove near
the Big Branch or where Rachael Nc Endly form
erly lived auS-hts
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DOR RENT.

THE WELL-KNOWN STORE-HOUSE and
DWELLlNG Mt the corner of Main street and
by Mr.. James Heron. Possession given immc-
diately. Apply to
CHARLES w. HALTER,
No 13} N. Gay Street, Baltimore
Or to A. Preston Gilbert, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. myA