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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

MIR. b. Harry Warren, Of Chester county,
Pa in letter to the Forest md Stream, re.
CARDS the importation of the Messina or mi
gratory quail, in that county, as failure
lie says ninety-fve quail We're liberated last
June by the sportsmen near West Chester
but none of them have been seen since early
in the autumn, and at that time no increase
in their numbers was noted. The instances
in which they are reported TO have been seen
he even regards as doubtful, and thinks there
is no evidence to show that they remained in
the county longer than fortnight.
DR.. \. Trcgo Shcrtzcr, formerly of this
county, in recent interview with an ErHiDg
Ncrs reporter, protested strongly against the
modern practice of freezing the dead He
cites cases in which persons, pronounced
dead by physicians, subsequently recovered.
If they had been subjected 10 the freezing
process life would have departed DR. Shcr-
yer says that decomposition does not set in
until the end of the third day after death, and
suggests that no body should he put upon
ice within the first twcnty-iour hours after
life is supposed to have departed
-EX-Goyernors Scymourand Robinson, OF
New York, both speak in the highest terms OF
Hon. Hugh ]. Jcwctt, declaring that he
would make an able, vigorous and admira-
bic President. ExGov. Walker said Mr.
Seymour was his choice for President, hnt
he thought Mr. Jewett would make saicand
satisfactory President, and that his candidacy
would unite the Democratic party in all sec.
tons Of the Onion. Mr.. Icwctt is native
of Hartford county, having been born neal
Darlington
The bill to discontinue all grants and do
nations heretofore given to the academies aud
institutions Of learning in the State was de
feated in the Senate ON Tuesday, by vote o
14tof
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E0r sheriff.

Please announce RICHARD :. MCNUTr, of the
Fifth District, as Il candidate for Sheriff. in 1881,
subject To the endorsement of the Democratic
party. lie win receive the hearty support of
mh.G MANY VOTERS.
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To " j Price; Prudence lluct colorcd 81 dis
trirt, $50. payable to John Ashton: Layenia
Chambers, colorrd, ID district, 80, PAYABLE TO
VIM Webster; Elizabeth Sampson. 9Th district
$50, PAYABLE 10 A. Scarhorouah
The following new name. were placed ON The
list:
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80, Wy - '' "'"''' >-'' pay "''' !"
I harirS Sht"adcSi kIchlrd N@Nahh, 9TH district
500, payable To self
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,'''' NV
on r"'n III 'h' "a ''.'1rl' ~ place al VIM NJ,
Elliott, cyrusrd.
The WAGES at tL. r,tu hand T., r..;.,. ,ho
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w. '', '.''".' were "A'" Vt 49,"
p"rm"ulh Thomas 4 thesney Jacob II. rlow-
man .ui Michael Whifciuld Of he board, were
o,,r,,i,,,,I, .,,.,.,,tt ,. t ,.,,,; .,. ,... q,
luton "i the ttb"' roads IN III" 'ihdifr"t.
lh" tlaa We directed TO "irr ilrnry {. John
son, lat" sheriff. @ certificate riudcbtodue.s for
:top, on his account 10 be levied in lssO
John H. P1rraw was authorized Ia repair the
cH''rt on iA'iaai from SMITH }iill to Sandy
H""h, at ra not exceeding go.
u was ordered that lhof. a. Lays he allowed
Ia tllnTbc llaro of io"i OH the Bel Air and
ChWrhI''o "ai, lh, count lu ray onc-halr of
the cost 81 honln" M" ton" Wnd the cp.t of
w"r,ln"
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Atoucmcnt commemorate I,.,f ti.. ,rt,.l o,,.
the time of The snyiour's rrucif>,. .n' ml-rb1i
moon was just nj The full. The Leu0rn fast oi
wy sS Mii en-" lo.onLf3N anu on SUNDAY
of thc nrnitniinI o,,snn Viii i .,,,lar. T,, ,In
brightness and joy Of Easter On that ilay all
IhriSi'no"m VIII! celebrate WIN praise ANA
I, rh Et,.r W. w., .,'i' nc
lie, Protestant EIiscopal ana Lutheran rhurrLr,
are of III" most joyful character, the churches
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DEATH or An OLD ClTIZEN.-Rcv. j. II. Lem.
mon, It local preacher of the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, died nj his home in Dublin, last
Sunday, in the ooh year of his age after Tiger.
ing illness Mr. Lennon was at one time en-.
gagged in business in York, Pa, and afterwards
IN Baltimore city, but has been resident of lIur.
iord county for mHnyycar lie was Ln upright,
conscientious man and enjoyed the respect ofthc
entire neighborhood. The ntcrmcnt was at
Emory NJ. f. Church, on Tuesday.
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REV. DIR. f. SwENpzELT., iurscvcNl years past
in charge of ih" Methodist Protestant Church,
of Bel Air, has severed his connection with that
body, and intends to take orders as a clergyman
inthe Protestant Episcopal Church Dr. Swcnt.
2ell and his family will leave Bel Air in few days
for Johannesburg, where they will reside for q
time with Rev II. c. Swcntzcll. Rev. Mr.
SwcntZcll, of Chambershurg, is son of Rev. DR.
Swcntzell, and is clergyman of the Protestant
Episcopal Church
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tTRE.-On Wednesday while Mr. William
Gorrcll, who lives near Aberdeen, was engaged
in hurning brush, the sparks accidentally set
fire to his dwelling house. The high wind
caused the fire TO spread with great rapidity,
and in very short time the entire building was
in flames. Mrs. Gorrcll is an invalid, and the
progress of the fire was so rapid that it was
with difficulty she was eNtrcatcd alive All of
Mr. Gorrclps household goods were DESTROYED
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FOCAL Affairs.

LITTLE LOCALS;
Mr.. Henry Atkins has discovered asbcslu on
his farm in this county, in cut on the Bali-
more and Delta Railroad
The trial Of plow7 On Mr.. Thomas A. Hava'
farm, near Churohvii'n, will take place Of ono
O'clock Saturday, March .uh, instead Of two
O'Clock, ~ heretofore announced
The Tide Wafer Canal l. nov, omen ami rro.
DIV for business. Nfcssrs. Barnes 4. Archer nm
Tuesday. madathc (iret sLirmrut from ani,lnm
CONSISTING of 600 bushels q; graip
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

Robert ". Dick In IT," Circuit Court
" for Hartford County.
VIM f. Nashin"iuu. ! In Equity.
ORDERED, this a}I dayor March, 1850, that the
~ eulrmalu and repuurlhy y. Preston Gilbert,
trustee for the sale Of the real estate the above
cause, hC ratified and confirmed, unless cause Ia
the contrary be shown ON OF before the lttll day
of April next; provided. copy IT This order be
inserted in some UcwSpaprrpriutydn and published
in Hartford county, once in each OF three success
sivr weeks bctor, The i1th day rl April next.
The report states the amount OF sale 10 i" 500.
\. L. JARRETT Clerk.
True copy, Test:
mh2G AI.JNRHETr. Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

TTGt'sE AND EahT FOR RENT. COM
1 L PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with sta
A sAs~N Die and Lot of about Three Acres.
kZnMsSA~.E5 ON the ROAD from Churchvillc to
Eg gt5gHSssA Calvary Church. Will NE. be rented
SS'''' .--a--N' Apply 10
WM. WEBSTER. ChurchyIllc, Nd.
mh3tiiH OrtO EDWIN II. W EIBSlER, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

TNO SpORTSMEN.-AGL GLASS BALL SHOOT
L ING. for two BrccchlOading Guns and Gold
Watch, also Pool shooting, will take place in Bel
Air, on saturday, April 81, at 10 o clock. y. NJ.
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| have now on hand large stock of
Fresh and Reliable Seeds,

Of all kinds, which offer at very low figures and
IN any quantity. Below give list of the varic-
ties which have in bulk, My stock of Seeds in
papers is also full and complete:
ARTICHOKE-Grec Globe
ASPARAGUS -Conovcrs Colossal
BEANS- Early China, Early Mohawk EorIv
EalcntlnH Early Yellow Six Weeks La,re Lima,
=, BETS, Early Egyptian, Early Blood Turnip,
EHrhitn cary assan2 smooth Long Dark Blood
sugar, Extra Early Blood Tumip. '''''
hhRR44Ysss2RILisVshPH RP6GTs.
CAULIFLOWEH- London. Early Erfurt
VA AtlRR0I Rot Horn, Long Orange Large
Garage Early York, Early winningstadt,
Jersey Wakefield, Fine Drumhead Savoy, Pre-
MUM Fiat Dutch Mammoth Late Flat nutch,
Marbehead Mammoth, Green Globe SAVOY
CELERY Boston Market, Giant White Solid.
Nc C% SILVER Giant Large Manchester Red
I'D, a1h IA, Early, Early Egyptian, Ever
CUCuMHER-E Early Frame Early Cluster,
Long Green, Gherkin.
iIin FLA NT-Larpc Purple.
;, LETTUCE Early Cnrlcd &iicsia. All the Year
ri MEloNs, Green Cirron Pineapple, sl,illman's
rine Melted, Largo Yellow tuntcloipr Nutmeg
oWATEhMEI,oNs- Mountain Sweet. Ice Cream,
| ONIONS Wcthersiich LARGE Red White Por-
UKnA-whitc.
| n,AhSLEY-, Plain, Cmlcd or Double.
| PARSNIP- Long smooth
>,FEl,rEf Long Cayenne. Large Squash null
| PEAS Blue Peter. MrIanc's Little Gem,
| Meianc's Advanccr Tom Thumb. Extra Early
Daniel oEomk, Dwarf sugar Champion of Eng.
Iani, Large Whit" Marowial Dwarf nluc ,npe-
| riai. ''" '''''' '''P'
| ~ hPkIN Common Field. Cashaw.
! RADlSH French breakfast Rni TuIuip Lopp
! scarlet Blacl, Fan Hadish ''''' '''''
! SAl&iFG or VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPlNACll-knund Prickly
| ian.
! Hubbard. '''''''''e"
MAIUyTillrn, Hathaway Excelsior. Tro,
| TOBACCO Connecticut Seed Leaf
Tt RNIP Early Flat Dutch. Sfran Lnor Red
! Top, Large English Norfolk. Large White F.at
IRni%riSon'S Golden BAH, Purple Top American
! hutn lara, SkCwin%'S Liverpool Ruta Bagn
SWEET HERBS Lemon. Balslm, Sn~r sum.
| ncr Savory, Sweet Mai0ram
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26
TERMS OF SALE.

The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are,that one-third of the purchase money TO be
paid IN cash on the OF sale onethird in six months
sale, with interest from day OF sale, and security
to be approved by the trustee and upon the pay
fore the trustee is authorized to execute deed.
JOHN s. YOUNG,
mhl9 Trustee,
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TERMS OF SALE

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree arc
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of sale, third in six
and the balance in twelve months thereafter; the
credit payments to bear interest from the day of
sale and to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser, with surety approved by the trustee
DANIEL SCOTT,
mhl9 Trustee
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The Egis and Intelligencer
B T. l. y | II. NJ Il.
F riday Morning,
March &c, 1880

~" THE EGIS has a more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1850,

rom T. UIUVh' Nv 10 VIDVN' = W.
to RECEIVE BIDS for the collection of both
state and County taxes for 1850 tor the several
Collection District Of Hartford county.
They further give notice that all persons bidding
for said collections, shall at the time of so doing
file with the said Commissioners good and suili-
cicnt bond or bonds for the respective district or
districts for which such persons may bid-the final
sum and conditions Of said bonds to be in accord
ance with the provisions of ArticleSl of the Code.
They also give notice that all bids must be strict
" in accordance with the provisions of sail Act
of 1876, Chapter %Ia. BY order,
mh2G GEO. r. CAI!NES, Clerk.
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MORE OR LESS.

1t is entirely disconnected from any of the above
lots, and adjoins the lands of Thomas Poole, Jas.
ii. Delevat, Noah II. Bull and others, 1t has on ii
Il fine growth of oak and chestnut timber
This property is situated on both sides of the
public Deer Creek road leading from Smith s
Mill to Forest Hill about two miles from the latter
place and about the same distance from the Balti-
more and Delta Railway. 1t is in a healthy neigh
borhood, convenient to schools, churches postof-
fees and blacksmith and wheelwright shops.
Further particulars may be obtained upon ap-
plication to the trustee at his Office in Bel Air.
where plat of the land may be seen and such
other information had as purchasers may desire
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Paradise items.
BUSINESS IMPROVING.

The corner stores are making room for their
spring goods and expect to do a thriving bust
ness when the spring trade opens The tobacco
merchant has been around, buying up the to-
bacco crop of 1919, and the money Except what
has been expended for primers for the Seminary
on the hill,J will find its way into the corner
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

late of -.i.' rsiII =, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased arc hereby uuiitir.
tocyhtfit IA, same, with The lr"ni vouchers there
Of
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NOTICE..
MAKING TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENTs


for the purpose of
MAKING TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENTs
All applications for ATTACHMENTS must be
made under oath oratlirmatiOn, requiring the par
ties applying to give in to the Commissioners all
property they may possess of every kind which is
assessable and not to them at the time assessed.
1t is hoped that all persons in the county DESTROYS
of having changes made in their assessments, will
avail themselves of the time fixed by law for that
purpose.
Persons who do not avail themselves of this
notice cannot have any abatement upon their tax
bills when presented by the Collectors.
liy order Of the Commissioners.
mh2G GEO. r. CAIRNES Clerk
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rLEURo-PNEuMoNIA.

The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, reports have been published that
pleuro-pneumonia exists among the horned cattle
in Hartford county, there he IL
" HeSOifd, That although the members Of the
Deer Creek Farmers Club have no knowledge of
q single case Of pleuro- pneumonia or any other
infectious or contagious disease among the
importance of this subject to the farming in
terest in the future, our representatives in
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-03-26

A NICE SMALL TRACT OF - OR 10 ACRES.
4 situated on the publcro leading from GUY
toms Corner to Plcasantville. Land Of hest duaI-
ity under good fcncing-all under cultivation.
Woodland adjoining, If desired, can be purchased
from same owner Good Apple Orchard and
spring of good Water ON the promises and also
desirable building site convenient. Terms mode
rate. Apply to GEO. Y. MANNADTER,
Attorney for owner
nhl"-5m Bel Air. Md.
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of all kinds, which offer at very low figures and
IN any quantity. Below give list of the yaric-
ties which have in bulk, My stock of Seeds in
papers is also full and complete:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12
THE TICKET.

There ale some explanations neces-
sary in regard to the ticket TO be voted
for I day.
The Ant h In regard to the Judges.
Some persons do not understand how it
is that there ass three candidates Tor
Judges in this circuit.
The explanation Is this: Oae Of these
Judges il nominated for the old circuit,
and two Of them for the new circuit
which Ii provided under the proposed
Constitutional Amendment. The same
candidate, Mr. McLUaE. is a candidate
for the old circuit and also for the new.
But, of course, he will be elected, ii
elected 1t all, for only one OF these
positions, although voted for twice. ii
the Amendment is not ratified there
will be no new circuit although a Judge
| has been elected for it.
Therefore, the voter should not
scratch any Of the Judges, but vote
them as they stand on the ticket.
Another explanation ID necessary In
regard to the Constitutional amend
ments.
The amendment to Article S reorgan-
ICES ythe entire judiciary system OF the
State.
The amendment to Article 3 increases
the jurisdiction OF justices to $500, and
gives them a jury in certain cases.
Under each OF these amendments
there is printed on these words: "For
ratification" and ."for rejection" in or
| der to give the voter a chance to vote
either way. But in order to designate
which way he votes, he must scratch
| out either one or the other.
We have argue1 against scratching
the ticket, but this is one exception to
be made in every ticket. Every ticket
must be scratched in this one particular,
but it is the only n instance in which
| il is nee. ssary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

In the Congressional ace in Ohio the
5th, 7th, 10Th, 18th and nth arc consid.
cred certain Democratic districts, and
the sth, 10th, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 10Th
certain Republican. The two Cinc'n'
natl, the Dayton, the Toledo and the
Clermont districts the Democrats hope
to carry, electing Hunt, BANNING, WARD,
Mcmahon and IIURD. General WAR
NxR is making a strong fight in the 18th
district, and his friends hope he will oe
reelected. There are nine districts con
siderel certain by party leaders, and
eleven in which there is a good fighting
chance. The Republicans reapportloned
the State last year, and gerrymandered
it 80 as to cut down the Democratic
Congressman to five, but such schemes
often miscarry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

The New York registration is a hand
writing on the wall that cannot be mis-
interpreted. 1t shows that the people
Of that city and the State are thoroughly
awake to the importance Of the approach
ing election, and that every vote in the
State will be polled. Even the Repub
lican papers concede that this means
victory for the Democracy. Democratic
estimates are that HANCOCK will get
about 10000 majority in New York city
alone, and il he does he will get III the
neighborhood OF double the majority in
the whole State that TILDEN got in 1876
an | the combine Democratic vote for
Governor showed last year, both having
been a little over 10000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

: TIE Republicans have staked every.
thing on carrying Indiana. They De-
gan importing negroes a year ago ior
this purpose; they have thrown humid
reds OF thousands Of dollars into the
State ss q corruption fund; they will
have partisan Deputy Mar.hals to super
intend the elections; the United States
Deputy Marshal Of Indiana is an officer
of the Republican State Committee, and
directs the canvass; they have imported
repeaters and shoulder-hitters from the
slums of the cities east and west; they
have done all this to overcome q MAORI
ty of 5000 votes. If they do not carry
the State to day they will abandon it in
November. and without Indiana they
have scarcely q fighting chance for the
Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12
A Mistake.

Editor of the Register.
Your Burton correspondent IN his lei
ter in Yesterdays REcIsrER, has fallen
into a strange error. he saysI was pos
ed for a speech at Rock Camp, changed
it to Burton, and spoke there Saturday,
October 9, at s P. NJ. He gives the num-
Der OF the hearers and what he declares
1 said. Inever was apple to speak at
Rock Camp or Burton. Never was billed
for either place to my knowledge. ] never
smoke in or was at either place in my
life, except to pass through Burton in
a train without getting of. | was in
Wheeling from 5 T.. NJ. last Saturday UNI
Ill nov. GEO. B. CALDWELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12
THE LAW AT THE L

There is a suspicion abroad that an
attempt at voting imported voters will
be made to-day. The presence in the
byways and highways Of the city OF q
considerable number OF strange and sus-
pious looking visitors, gives color to
this rumor. At any rate, there is a
desperate determination on the part OF
the Republicans OF this county to elect
their ticket by hook or by crook, by fair
means or by foul.
The law OF the State is sufficient to
prevent this, ii the officers are on hand
to enforce it. The law provides that
n o person shall vote outside OF the coun-
ty in which he resides; that mo person
who is a minor, or OF unsound mind, or
a pauper, or who is under conviction oil
treason, felony or bribery in an election,
or who has not been q resident OF the
State for one year and OF the county in
which he offers to vote for sixty days
next preceding such offer, shall be per-
mitted to VOTE"
The penalty for illegal voting or pro-
curing an illegal vote is as follows:
Is. II any person knowingly vote,
when not legally entitled, or vote mor
than once in the same election, or
knowingly vote or attempt TO vote more
than one ballot for the same office or on
the same question, or procure or assist
in procuring q fraudulent vote to be
admitted or received at an election,
knowing the same to be bad, or a good
vote to be rejected knowing the N TO
be good, or with intent to deceive any
voter, alter or exchange the ballot of
such voter by erasing or marking out
the name OF any person for whom such
voter desires to vote; or with like IN
tent write the name Of any person OH
such ballot other than n directed bv
the voter, whether such ballot be voted
or not, shall, upon conviction thereof,
be fined not less than one hundred nor
more than three hundred dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

LET no voter think that he is voting
| the full Democratic ticket when he sees
the names OF one or more Democrats
printed on it. There are a score OF
different tickets in circulation headed
the Democratic ticket" which are not
the tickets regularly nominated, and
some of them have the names OF Re.
publicans on them,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

SrURGIss will b, showed under so
deep to-!ay, an l 80 badly don, for, that
he will wonIcr what in the deuce he
was btguu for. 1t is currently reported
that he actually believes he will be
Elected. But his eyc-teeth will be cut
to-day and he will BE- better able TO cs
innate the glorious privilege OF carryirg
such a loa | as CAMPBELL & Co. shifted
upon his shoulders at Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-12

THE Democratic party has vast inter
ests at stake in the next Legislature
The Republicans are really more cage
to control the next Legislature than the
nominal patronage OF the exccutiy
offices. II Democrats are silly enough
TO assist in electins Republican dele
gates they will havs time to look on
next winter and witness a practical
demonstration Of a party being legisla'
ted out of existence through Republi'
IAN delegates elCct,d by Democratic
votes.