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nominees, and rucu1ber OF Tho Committee mad
received humorous Anonymous fottcrs attacking
the reu,ttaflon Of one Of them. which It was dc.
strc1 .ho,,,d nj ho nnao ruhltc. vhic,, r,vc m,
."".'s w. w .ae pa,s ..,S ". .t"'I'. 49,
have had. Several persons wero present, friends
onente. Of lhe other nana,datc..
.1T.a s.e.k ~ ~. rsN"N.... .s-,..
A.. "s 'o," v. u'o S.n''n's'eo .o,o,uso NJ
.ao eohslaosalsoh OF the name Of 1oan " h'cn'
nesR - mch'ber OF the bosra of EdacaHofl
1l's name xas read out " Ald. stat'bcr' ard m
PLACE. None Of u.e mambsrs responded, but
8. u. Chase, fired wttn Indignation, arose til be.
half vi our pubtc.echooi sYstet1,. liz tlsliked
to say ANYTHING for or against the candidates.
but ls scnse of honor, aid hts deep Interest III
educational matters, tmpe1jcd him To raise la
voice
AaA1Ysr rn8 ro1r,nntrtoy or ntcuotnn.
IA ,s1,, ~ haa h..r r., ,ns eoh,., 1,o..a ,>o.
iq r 'a an ~ nd paf hsn c y rehe.n ond
.Ia.s,t ~" ~ Mtns s !. n,,,,, W. ~
s1,, . wt Htssou, M NY Mnuu oS q, ~,
~. "sm ~, "Gs ~ 10 eqna 1ePIu ' W IT,. ss"e..
sa,s III St.a ~ h.a ss1 IG S, H.. nnSS 70
ha s"Hs I'm, 1."s ~ n se,,otntr nm. o.,, ths
T." a .. sousu f ssMSc M 10, 10. n Jga ELL tns
,,uvnrth1 "nH H. t,arco rc mn,d as mevcr H..
uunoItnJ. w. ana Mt. nartlson wonIo nescf nnye .a
H. hannI tta ~ rn-s,r,,.,a ~. .e,m,1 rsiort ~:
nsrs ~ "'t'o 1e eoo"''tteo "ou'a 'e'sss t''
"@ni IL e,o,,., ..s alan aa,
tod ~ m III aKsS. caoetx, anu seyetn, T.. oe.gas
wae sUa ss sa55 nna tne WIZ n's nao
IL psrt 49, ~ ,..,ann' 'o.si .,,. - u- n
III 5n nex. name c9ns,dcsea Tas tiat g! Mr y.
ts.,5o. W. n!u ~ W. apniusIu nltnoa. ~ ~ ~
od{ Hassso ased ~ ocsnS 40 Il m,ns ~
h.thatssJ, hs.sh J "tact nea setteu ~ letci aaun III
III. sl,rs tvrsn,s ss 1pr a's navE Dcea oo'o ID
Thc t,ams. ~ ~ nor ~ A't'I ~ at,as and William
rr,rsn nss ...sa ~. aen, L. -. SLICE a.lu ""s'a''
~, inst "e,u ,.a. neas kakGn ~ a"o app'ofeo'
A"e 'a"s "s'ao "a7 '""' Ok
T. o. sTfNsLAND.
which nttackcd his, moral character, Ono OF
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An ARTICLE OF GENUINE MERIT,

In this aEs OF ahau1s 1t Is pleasant to meat With
an article OF gsuulue norit. Such one ts Glenn q
Sulphur soAp, \ remedy for d!ssases Of tho skin
aud bo1ulidos OF the complexion. All tho ad-
yantaEes deFfsshlo from sulphur baths ara con.
fessed oy the ute Of this inexpensive substitute.
The iadtcs speak Of It in Tho hjKhtsk terms ~
mtana Of softrn!ng and whitening the sktn. The
Recommendation Of physicians has bern fssauontly
ctsd In tts behalf, and testtmohas from tesn%cta
bio sources would scam to .leavn no reasonable
doubt that 1t poesesses clsims upon public con'
ndspcs Of the most positive kind. hssaly rsRa'ded
~ An aa'anct Of tho bath and toilet. it Ia very do
ssFable. and - remedy for cruptlons irritation,
and alEaatous Vt tho cutlcle, It tskea high rsnk.
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AcCutsa!tGR-JGlY ~ Katrina, daughter Ut Nobcrt
3. Ant K9thts1ne y. McCurmlrk. nseL q months.
FnnGfel services ht thu tsHlatnce Of Aff. Joseph
4u1t.
LORn-JHy II, Carlton II1yt. infant Rnn Of EIEA
4: ami MARY II. Lori. AHnd mouths and II dAyv.
fmntfs! fran NJ. 10 East s.xtecnthst., Saturday,
nUESEE-At Rascnawood. july, 10 OF consumption,
Ella H., daughter at Anhruso 4. and t0sctkA a.
GMsnee aged 70 ytara rlunths and IS days
F4ncrhl tarfirea at Tho alun10 6nEdaY morning at
7;laA r Issmalna Ia liz taken 70 tfankeRan. Train
tEnEAU-Monday. July II. of 'rs!rutar dtses5e OF
EhrAgn. -
RI t'suads papers please copY.
lEW1H-At Madison Park. Kenwoqd, TuIy H. Albert
youngest son Of Z. A. and EyAnnR Le~iL
Funeral AtbdAfs p. NJ. Carriages t0 Gr&culand.
CAMH1tDN-!eauah.t tnfantIAuShicr IT Col t,harlrs
Anu lennie W Cameron. Of chOlefa tnflutun At 813
CastAxo GrnYe'AF+ hKrA yoaf md daY.
MoGnWAN-,lnly H. infant DAUGHTER OF Frank aud
Funeral o'clock katUr1IsY. ' 49,"
~ llosHesylltc IN. " napdr1 p3eaAs copy.
GhRVRR-The funeral Of tho !ats ticnjatn!n carver
dsy '.' ""'"'
CokhlNG-ln Albany, N. y, July II, Clarence II.
CotnfnE, AGed II years. $50
MF. Corning wiz pne Of tho nrm Of Corning Il Co.,
and 0nly orother Ut John s. CurnnR. Of thlt city.
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SPORTING NEWS.
THE TuI}C.

lNGAh NOTES.
Mrs. John splnn IA In tho city, and win VIII
ness the great raca next Thursday between
Ras,ls aud Hopeful.
Tiers aro now about sixty trot.crs 1t tho
track, ard about thirty more are expected to
arrive tn-day from Columbus, O., tho meeting q.
which place closed yesterday.
Sleepy Tom. the aacer who did a mile tn
2:14iS At Columbus laas Wednesday,, has ,tccn
purchased BY ChfcnNo man, aud viii hctau ttor
be driven by Frank Van Mesa.
Tic summer trqtstnG meeting Of the Jockey
Club beglps next tuesday, continuing four dayt,
md Ia all the rnces tllcr0 viii DO lnrnc Gelds
On Thursnay Rarns anil floEcful will trot their
great race, and The htxGcst crowd OF the year Ia
aonkcd for. Hopeful Was given some very fast
work ycsterttAy morning. 4 t1ltartcr milo bonE
trottci 1t tho rate uf 9:13.
coLuMnus.
COLUMBUS, o., July 13-r.nst day Driving
Park rucca: Ftrat race sroung. 1:3l class;
purse StNo; eight cntries The following start
WI Cody;
Hill H. txea5. 5.;,.+........'.........t '......
tt.i1 Acaket ss.+...s++., ....4A Il
ii.Hn., i; Ia. 49, '''..'''.''.' ''..'.. ~!
3im<-s55;; s:s7; :&:;;t..'''' s:sS. d
The second race, truttl,g, a:17 class nursc
5000 had eleven entries. Tic following start"i: :
Daniel the Prophet. Lauy Monroe, Monarch
lsule, Convoy, Jcssie Hayes, Tom g. patchcn:
MonArch ttiio... -. ....... ..,4 ]
Toafot ot:..'.s.s.'....'.t t''s........s ...H Z ! 2
r., s'G :. - s;...**>. =, ~ ......o
nn"t.f MI - "'hsn ...''.'''.'..'..t.t'ss. - Y
rat.et saw u tns nsopAct'+'' '.''. .'...." .".4
7ims-3:asl; 3:2sI; s.::s:6j;Xi i:::1 ::ssA. .
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LAKE.

The Board Of Trustees hcld regular meeting
yesterday afternoon.
4 petition With largo numuar Of signatures
was prescnted asking for tho rapea! Of the i'm
pounding ordinance. Referred.
Tho Chicago Rendering and Drying Company
requested TINT before the Board tako hct!ot, on
mails and oIlal over Tho Stock.Yards tracks
committee Of ayo impartial men be appointed to
Gxau1fne tho cars atiQ works OF the Company
and It's modo OF doing business aud report the
result Of the examination to tho Board. Tho
communication was referred to tho Committee
having chYrga o: the clt'zen's petition.
nyDH PARE.
Another sad accidental case Of drowning oc-
Cured In tho village yesterday morning. dur
Ing the carly hours steamer touched at the
ptor and lcft IN tic park party OF ptcnlckcrs.
Ono OF the party, d boy aged about 10, named
n. NJ. spauldlnE, reatdng ct Cos West Adams
strcet, went Ia bathing Mnd was caught BY m
down. Ills frieuds tstod to rescue him but
failed. aud tho afternoon was spout In trying 10
find bis body.
The Trustees met at tho Villagc-lsall last
evening, present, Mc9Ars. Beck, Ford, Foss,
johnson, Hobart. and Bennett.
Tie ltrde Park Gas Conpany's bill for juno,
A petition va. received asking that Seventy
alxth atreol bo lnnroYcd.
The Captain OF Police MAS instructed to c,ose
up the saloon Known II the Pavilion. on tho
corner Of Flfty-0 strect and Calumet avenue,
because It has no license and il Kept open until
: o'clock In the moralnE.
TEe police wcro instructed to look tuto the
license of Micbacl Hogan, on Fiitr-arst street,
near the boulevard, md to 500 TINT al peddcra
aud q, exnressmen % had lieense. Or strest them.
Tho Dnniam casu WAS settled BY the passago
OF On ordinance accepting the south nIne feet
on THO north limo OF FlftJ-frst street between
Woodlawn aud hfad!sou avcon,iu, on tho pay
Funr{pE foot
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GEORGIA tEGtsl ATTIRE.

ATLANTA, July 18.-The House OF Repre-
aentatives to-day Yotcd toiustruct the Judiciary
COMMITTEES to prepare articles OF impeachment
against Comptroller General Goldsmith, based
on the report Of the Committee Of the General
Assembly that has been Investigating tho ttans.
fer OF The titles to wild lands. The grounds Of
Impeachment will Involve Hinton r. Wright a
frtond Of the ComntrolIer, who, It Ia alleged,
offered to htlbc two metn6ors OF tho Lrgfetn.
ture.
Memorial addresses OF Col. Aston were made
Ia tho Legislature to-day.
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"ANoTHeR MODE or PROCEDURE"

HNVITECH HEVVE Ut THVNCUUHE1
St. LOUIS, Mo-, Jnl4 18.--The petition Of The
Western Unlou Telegraph Company for an In.
junction to restrain the building of = nav tale
graph ,'ne by tue Central Union Company s!ong
the st. Louis. Kansas City s. Northern KailwAy,
presented to Judge Thayer. Of the Circuit
Court, severa! days ago. was dismissed to-day,
On tho motion OF the attorney for plaintiff, who
, 1879-07-19
THE SCHOOLS,

DISCUSSING THE NEW 3hspkcToRs.
The COMMITTEE on Schools, to whom the
Mayors nominauans for members OF tho Board
OF Education and Directors Of the Public Ltbra-
~ were referred, MET yesterday afternoon. There
had been considerable lalk about cestaiu Of Tue
, 1879-07-19

sT. JoHs, N. D., July 18.-Thc Halifax Row.
ing Association telegraph tl,c!r readiness to
match Smith against Ross for threc.mile race
with turn. In Bedford Basin, abtut Aug. 10. Tic
nroposition vas acccptcd, but uggcssing tho
date OF Aug. 20.
TORONTO REGATTA.
ToROSTo, can., July 23-Tllc Hnnlnn Clu,
wll! hold regatta lcrc from AUG. is to 20.
Eight tllouaatstl tollass will 10 given In prizes.
Elliott Ana DoYd are TO be invited.
CoLLEGE noAT RAU8.
LAIR GnonaE, N, T., July 1s.-Colurub,a
won she college race today. Wesleyan second
Cornull third. Time, B;2D,
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FED EDESTItIANfSAI,
TIE FEMALE rRAstrs.
sAN FRANcisco, July 1S-At 0 O'Clock this
morning tic scoso stood: Chapcllc, 50; Id
wards: "a; Dontoy, %; Maynard, 81; md Wal.
: ton, 45.
San FnANo1scn, july 1e.-At7 .. n. The scoro
stood: Chappclle, III; Edwards, 80; Donly,
81; A1aynard, 10; Walton, 90.
, 1879-07-19

Dr.. Psies's Cream Baking Powder IL perfectly
s ssou1Sine M IL sais 6y ! iibesai patronage. '1
, 1879-07-19

days. The first paint Of interest will be the
settlements Of Irish colonfala which have been
lorated near Kocheater, liz Olms.es4 County, Tor
to the hrat settleuleut made under tbs auspices
uf Bishop lrcaua In Lyons County, In the yIcin-
1ty of Mtnntota. An inspection vii! be nude
Of 1te colontes at Mankato aud Adrian, unh from
Do Graf. After visit 10 White Heaycr Lake,
MinncapolEs. uid The Fa!]s OF hitnuulaha, a,ni
farewell banquet at st. lauf, tbs excueaiotlsts
will return to tlIfs e1ty. a meeting to complete
Grand Pacific Hotel, D. Callsghan In tile chs!r.
Every preraution has Lean taken 10 secure u
pleasant and profitable trip. Amoug the
clergvtnen and laymoa who form the party arc
tic ltey. 7. = eastman, the Aey. +. ]. Dunne,
the Rey. ]. II. Dorney, the Nuy. I. 81. Noonan,
4 GsllaEhan, +; T. Moran. ]. Y. Enrt4b., Charles
eoaei a.osss ". a. ". wHs' J. synss. s".1 B. IL T.
Power, I. w. SlRttbry, Chicago; tlrn. Donohue,
the uon. r, A. co!lius, and Edward Ryan, oi
Boston, aud several o.her gentlemen troin New
York and other places.
Acc1psszA
Nellie Frances FinpeEan, living Ut tho cnsnes
OF + uhd Tucker STREETS. was run oYer at 9
o'clock yestesd4y afternoon by oue OF Ue)aney's
meat wagons on tho cort'er ot and llalsied
etfeets, doctor who attended hcr SAYS her
injuries arc not sertous.
summing shaping uaclIns In . carriage factory
q tho corner OF Peoria and Kinxio streels, tIad
threr ot hfa 6ngera badly crushed, Ills iulurrs
were dressed by Dr. Hheuick, alter which he
wan taken to hls hosne. No. 1IS Blackhawk
Barbara Wetse, an old lady living 1t No, "A
String street, while on her wsy to the County-
Agents Office at a:30 o'clock yestertaY alter
noon. Attempted 10 px1a In front OF street-car
No. lot, on Tic Madison atzeet llue. At the Csnsl
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DESIRABLE

DESIRABLE
BUSINESS STAND and FARM for SALE.
TNHE undersigned offers for sale her FARM con-
Il tanning
IS ACRES
of cleared and highly productive Land, situated
at the Upper Cross Roads, Hartford county, Md.
The improvements consist of conveniently
arranged
FRAME HOUSE,
suitable for Hotel, Store, or other business sit
uated in the village of Upper Cross Roads, at the
intersection of the Jarrettsvie and Baltimore
road with the road from Fallston to Taylor. There
is a pump OF good water on the place, q Stable,
Shedding, &c.
Inc farm is well fenced, and the property is in
TERMS.-$400 Cash the balance at the conven-
fence of the purchaser. For further particulars
address J. I. G. Hopkins, Esq, Attorney at Law,
Bel Air, Nd, or apply on the premises, to
ap4-4t MARY A. WHITEFORD.
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cY"For North Carolina Heart and Sap Shin
giles, go to E. E. jackson IL Co., IS West Falls
avenue, Baltimore. apis
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Peoples Independents Candidate 70
Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: The office of Sheriff is very I'M
portant one to the people of Hartford county, and
in the selection of this officer political feelings
should have place. Weshould endeayor to elect
a man who will perform the duties Of the Office
humanely, impartially and economically; Smeha
INSON, of the Third District. We have learned
that he will be an Independent candidate for the
office, and he will be supported by ,,.r,,,,,
feb3l MANY VOTERS.
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For Register of Wills.

Being frequently asked whether or not intend
to be u candidate for nomination for Register of
Wills of Hartford county, the position formerly
held. take this method of saying to my friends
that am Candidate. If again honored with nom
Office my earnest endcavors shall be to Justify the
confidence rcposed in me, and to conduct the
duties of the office to the satisfaction of the entire
people.
mhll j. r.. ELY.
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Mr.. EDITOR: You will please announce me as a
candidate for the Office of States Attorney for far
ford county. In appearing before the people of
the county, and asking office at their hands, would
take occasion ofreturning my thanks to my many
Democratic and Conservative friends for their par
TALLY towards me in the past and hope to receive
from them the same kind support in the coming
campaign. If elected to the office of States Ator
ney, | will assure them that / shall give my
best endeavors to fair and impartial discharge of
its duties.
1t is needless to say to those who know me that
have always been Democrat; have never held
office belong to no rings or cliques, nor controll-
ed by political managers, and come before the
people of Hartford county asking theiryotes on my
Own-merts, and shall rest satisfied with whatever
verdict they shall pass upon my claims.
VIM. l.. COOLEY,
mh2I OF Halls Cross Roads District.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Il. +. JOHNS,
of LIST district formerly Collector, candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the nomination by the Demo-
cratic party. Supported by ,,,,,,
febl4 MANY VOTERS.
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For the House of Delegates.

Please announce DAVID ]. WILSON, of the
1st District as q candidate for the House of Dele
gates subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. my
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Baltimore Markets.
Corrected Weekly by.Wm. H. Michael & Sons,
Grain and Produce Commission Merchants,
125 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
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Please announce ROBERT j. WALKER as Il
candidate for County Commissioner IRON the I'd
Dstrsct subject to the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party my2
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~ @lIedge Plants.-About 1000 frst-class
Usage Orange Plants, from Corsc's Nursery,
fresh and in the best condition. Jas. d. Wat.
tiers, Thomas Run. apes
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and s
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted un-
less prepaid
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-09
For Register of Wills.

The undersigned, at the solicitation of numerous
friends offers himself as candidate for Register
of Wills of Hartford county, at the next General
Election, subject to nomination by the Democratic
party. ID. FRANK HANWA1.
Jonuarv I'd 1873
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"a! @Found.-A Winter Carriage Lap Blanket.
Was left by the owner at the shops last Novem-
Der. John A. Hanna, Carriage Builder, Bel Air,
Md mv9-9t >
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.=y7 Concord Grape Vines, Lawton Backber-
ries and Cedar Posts for fencing, for sale by
Michael e. Pue, near Bel Air. ap11
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For Sheriff.

Please announce II. II. BRADFORD, of the
Second District, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject
to nomination by the Democratic party. feb2o
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For Sheriff.

Please announce JOHN CARTER, of the Third
district as candidate for Sheriff. subject 10 nom
nation by the Democratic party. mhlF
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DIR. EDWARD p. DALLAM
Offers his professional services to the public
Oilice at John 5. Daam's, on Hickory Road near
Bel Air. - ,,,ioC
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For Sheriff.

Please announce GEORGE F. WALKER, of the
2d District, candidate for Sheriff, subject to
Democratic nomination. lanl0
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For Couutv commissioner.
For County Commissioner.

Please announce THOMAS CORD, of the ID
subject to nomination by the Democratic party.
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,Sy~For Sale.-A jump-seat Carriage. VIII be
sold on moderate terms. Enquire at this office
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Please announce WALTER HARVARD as q
candidate for County Commissioner for the First
District, subject to the decision of the Democratic
party. mh2S
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.:9g- Removal-The undersigned has removed
his Barber Shop to Main street, adjoining Her
mans Store and opposite Clayman's Hotel and
would be pleased to see his patrons, at his new
establishment. Theodore P Saunders, Hair
Dresser myg
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For Sheriff.

Please announce WILLIAM 7. CLARK, of the
Sd district, formerly County Surveyor, as candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to nomination blythe Dem
ocratic party. Ian3l
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For Sheriff.

Please announce THOMAS b. MCATEE, of the
Fourth District as candidate for Sheriff, subject
to the decision of the Democratic party. mh2l
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For the House of Delegates.
Enr Sheriff.

Please announce DAVID WILEY, of the 4th
District as candidate for the House of Delegates,
subject to nomination by the Democratic party
fpbI
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Please announce j. S. RICHARDSON, of the
Third district as a candidate for Sheriff, subject
to the decision of the Democratic party at the Pr-
mary Elections.
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For Sheriff.

Please announce JAMES II. CltAMBERLAlN,
of the Third district as IL candidate for Sheriff
subject to Democratic nomination. nh4
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For Sheriff.

Please announceW. OLIVER HUGHES, of the
I'd District, us candidate for Sheriff, subject to
nomination by the Democratic party. jana
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For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce THOMAS b.
JARRETT, of the 4th district, as candidate for
Sheriff, subject to the nomlnstion of the Demo
cratic party. Jarl@4
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sayaFor Sale.-A No-top Brewster Spar Bug
gy, Can be seen at the Fair Grounds, Apply
to VIM H. Bauer, Harness Maker, Bel Air
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For Clerk of Circuit Court.
FRANKLIN WHITAKER,
Subject to Democratic Nomination.
anil
For state.s AttOrmeX.
For States Attorney

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce me as n candi-
cate for States Attorney for Hartford county, sub
ject to Democratic nomination.
feb2l GEO. l.. VANBIBBER.
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~" For Sale.-Twenty-seven Acres of good
Land, on which are Five Dwelling Houses. Soil
good; good ncighborhood on Winters Run, near
Whitakcr's Mill. Will be sold very low. Her
man Stump, Jr., Attorney for Owner, Bel Air.
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Please announce JAMES r. CHESNEY, of the
Second District, as candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to Democratic Nomination
oppIf
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"a The undersigned, having retired from
business at Clayton, Md, requests those indebt.
ed to him to call and settle their accounts before
June LIST, 1879. Otherwise they will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. B.
Orsbum. myo2t
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For States Attorney.

Please announce me as candidate for Demo-
cratic nomination for State Attorney for Hartford
county.
feb21 GEO. Y. MAYNADIER.
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czsF For Sale.-A Rockaway Carriage in first
class order Will be sold on easy terms. j. j..
M. Alexander Blacksmith, Bel Air. my9
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DR. JORES rs. e. %EyEXTEEEL,
DENTIST,
~ BEL AIR, Mn.
s.w"Operative Dentistry speciality, and all
mechanical work guaranteed. Iny2isJ
lARR
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-09

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce WAKEMAN +.
MORGAN as Il candidate for Sheriff. subject to
nomination by the Democratic party. dec"7
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-09
For Sheriff.

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce FORD b. HAN
SON as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
clson of the Democratic party at the primary cleo
ton. febI
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-09

s1Tg7Pure White Sugar Beet Seed cents an
ounce-all other Garden Seeds at equally low
prices. All warranted fresh and genuine L.
Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store ap11
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-05-09
For County Commissioner.

Please announce A. ]. WILEY, of the Fourth
District rs q candidate for County Commissioner,
subject to the Democratic nominating conyen-
ton. APPS"
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FOR County Commissioner
For County Commissioner.

Please announce JACOB II. PLOWMAN, of the
First District as a candidate for County Commits
siOncr subject to Democratic nomination.
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TUFTS Pills

ere compounded from Substances TINT nre
free from any properties that can injure
the most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Purify, and Invigorate
the entire system. BY relieving the en-.
gorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous humOrs, md thus inpnrt
health and vitality TO the body, causing
the bowels to net naturally, withouc
which no one can feel well.