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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27
Preparing for the Presidential Contest,

preparing for the Presidential Contest.
The Democratic National Committee met
in washington on Monday and decided to
hold the Presidential nominating convention
in Cincinnati on the god of next June.
The choice, of Cincinnati seems to have
been made without reference to the interests
of any particular candidate. An encouraging
degree of enthusiasm and unity marked the
gathering of prominent Democrats from all
parts of the country, and if candidate ac-
ceptable to the party is nominated his election
will be certain. The nomination of Mr.. Til
den is strongly opposed in some quarters,
principally upon the ground that John Kelly
and Tammany Hall have declared that they
will inevitably defeat him in New York, and
that great State must be carried to ensure
Democratic success 1t is asserted that the
Democrats will nominate the strongest ticket
possible, and not permit their candidates to
go into the field handicapped with anything
Objectionable to large portion of the party.
The rank and file of the Republican party is
no doubt favorable to the nomination of
Blaine, but the politicians are running the
machine for Grant. Thus far they have sue
ceeded in out-generaling the Blaine men, but
if the Republicans who have declared their
opposition to n third term remain true to
their convictions, Grant can not possibly he
| elected if nominated
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27

FARM SoLD.-Messrs. John S. and Charles l..
Dallam, real estate agents. have sold to Joseph
L. Batcman, proprietor of Franklin Hotel, Bal
timore, fam of 2G0 acres, situated three miles
from Edgewood, on the Bel Air road, and be-
longing to Miss Harriet q. Davis of Newark,
nal f,r kSO
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"a ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.

The improvements consist of a comfortable,
AfhasS :, DWELLING HOUSE and other
gS,kaHISSsssS INK i small outbuIdings
Hzss2zzia2Na4 The most of this land is in cult.
walton and under fence, The balance in thrifty
young timber.
This property lies about one mile northeast of
lloopman's Chapel, and about three miles west
Of Ilavrc dc Grace, and is convenient 10
churches, schools, &c.
TERMS OF SAIE.-rhe terms ofsalc prescribed
by the decree arc-that one-third ofthc purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day ofsalc or
ratification thereof; one third thereof in six
months, and the residue in twelve months from
the day of sale, with interest from day of sale
and security approvcdby trustee.
OHIO S. LEE,
fcD@I Trustee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27

THE GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS Cover
nor Hamilton completed his appointments
on Wednesday. The following are among
them
Directors Of Muylaad Penitentiayy-H Henry
Seim and Hugh Sisson.
State Lib,arfaa-.T. Fl. #. Magruler pres
ent incumbent.
Fish CdnanisSioners--Chas Hughlett and r.
b. Ferguson, reappointed.
Comm'&s'oner Of Luna 0Gce-Wm. r. Hay,
ward
State Boa,1 Of Ed,,catioa-Peter Wittmer
VIM. III. Harlan, John r. p Gilliss and VIM
Ward.
Weigher at cutie ScaLes-Samucl Robinson
of Baltimore county.
Welglters at Hay Sc0Ies-Eastern Hay Scales
W. b. Jarrett, Hartford county; Northwestern
Hay Scales, John f. Kerns, Baltimore city
Western Hay Scales, Conrad Baker.
Observation-Disclosures General, Abra
ham Winters, of Carroll Assistants, Chas. r
Hamilton, John w. Dougherty, James J
Taylor, of Hartford and j. ii. Griffin.
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The Republicans of Peach Bottom town
ship, York county, at public meeting held
in Delta, short time ago, expressed their
disapprobation of the course of the York
county delegates to the Republican conven-
ton of Pennsylvania, in voting to instruct
the Pennsylvania delegation for Grant. They
also endorsed the course of one of their dele
gates, George Geiger, in expressing his pre-
ference for Blaine
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27

-Governor Hamilton, on the 10Th instant,
appointed Col. Harry Gilmor Adjutant Gen
eral. Among the proposed retrenclmcnts is
the reduction of the Adjutant Generals sala-
ny from $4,000 Il year to 81 900, or making it
purely an office of honor, with no salary.
-Mlessrs l.. jeff Milbourne ~ Co, adver-
Using agents, of Baltimore, have become the
proprietors and publishers of the Baltimore
ErcniH1 Bulletin.
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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
~ for Hartford county, sitting as II Court of
Equity, the subscriber, as trustee, will offer at
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27

In the Senate, ON Wednesday, Senate
bill No. SO being under consideration an
amendment exempting from taxation present
mortgages and those representing unpaid
purchase money was carried by vote of II
to o, the President, Mr. Stump, voting in the
affirmative. A motion then prevailed to re-
commit the bill to the committee.
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TUESDAY, NJ
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ sharp, the fol
lowing Personal Property, to wit:

~ Three good Farm Horses fine young
M&AAo Farm Mare, heavy with foal ,7ss~-z,zr>
WN " Cows, = lieifers, 10 Stock Js$EX$t41
~ Cattle 10 good sheep, some YT
with Lambs No. yoke of Oxen, well--szAz..4S.
matched large shoats, about dozen Chickens,
l No. four-horse Wagon, three inch tread near.
E7 Wagon; good Ok Cart, / Car;
SA2yEl1~&-rl age, with Pole and Shafts |
new No-top Buggy, two-horsc
Sled; Ho-Cart, Wheelbarrow, Hay Carriages
! Roller, nearly new Steel PlUws, new syria
euse Plnw'2 Harrows,,3 Cultiyators Drags, ?
new Malta Flows, GrindstOne, Corn Shelter, Grain
Fan, : Grain Cradles, 2 Briar Scythes, Moving
Scythe, Champion Mower. Champion Reaper
new Grain Drills, one q Farmers Friend new
with Fertilizer Attachment: / steel-tooth Horse
Rake, z sets l3reech Harness, 8 sets Lead Harness.
set Single Harness. 2 Saddles, Collars. Brides
liaters Spreadefs. Jockey Sticks, Single and
Double Trees, Log Chains, Hoes Rakcs, Shovels
Forks, Axes, Mattocks, good iron Post Digger,
twenty-five foot Ladder, l good Crosscut Saw
nearly new: half dozen Cow Chains, Wood Saws
LOT of Old Iron. Hams, Shoulders Picked Pork
and Lard by the pound, Hay by the ton, Rye Straw
BY BY the bundle, Corn by the barrel, Potatoes ana
Turnips by the bushel, half interest in forty acres
of Wheat in the ground Corn Drill, Weighing
Beam, capacity 800 lbs, Corn Barrel Half BlIshc
and Peck Measure
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THE BALTIMORE AND DELTA RAILWAY DAM
AGE CAsEs.-The Towsontown correspondent of
the Gazette of Tuesday says:
In the case of James W. Burton, appeal from
condemnation, &C., for the use of the Baltimore
and Delta NarrowGauge Railway Company, the
objections to the ratification of the inquisition
for 1920 were withdrawn and the inquisition
ratified, Burton receiving certain privileges
The Falls road appeal case was postponed till
the 9th of March. The only remaining case,
that of John Harris is in course of settlement.
Henry w. Archer was present, representing the
company. Hon. VIM Pinkney Whyte was also
in court, being one of the counsel for DIR. Bur
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RUNAWAY IIoRsE.-On Sunday morning n
spirited horse, driven by DR.. John b. J.. Swcnt-
zcll, took fright, near the Doctors residence,
Main street, in Bel Air, and started 10 rum
Owing to the breaking of the brccching it was
impossible 10 control the animal, which con-
tinued his course. The carriage colidcd with
a tree in front of the M. L. Church. and
was smashed to pieces the horse and vehicle
parting company. Dr. Swentzcll was thrown
out and severely cut about the head, besides re-
ceiving other injuries, none of them, however,
serious. The horse ran as far as Emmoron, q
distance of four miles, before he was stopped.
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ON MONDAY, MARCN Goth, 1850.

INANI OK FARUEH OF LAND,
situated in Hartford County, Maryland, of which
Thomas Cooper, colored late of Hartford county,
died seized, being part of Il tract of land called
"MlTCHELL'S SPOT" containing
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-27
BY WILLIAM $. BOWMAN, Auctionccr
Trustees Sale.

ITUSJee S Sale.
| N VIRTUE of a decree of the Circuit Court
/ for Hartford county, as Court of Chancery
the subscriber as trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door, in Bel Air
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Gapnzal lhl Mig.ake.

Soma OF on worthy cil lr-l bte.a
o-n OF the Baptist per4uaailu, says
Sn eXchAg<", ali = baptism iovn az
ne creeS lt.t Sunday, api the cer.
rmouy at.rneto very large croSi Of
pro p,o. Mrs. F!'n,A1a cuior,d SER
vint girl was not her Sunday ous,
-hg aIlPped away from the house
Yhi's he dinner was cooAing. aud
vent around 10 her working c'oIbe..
h9r Interest vas So intelss that she
stood cis'e 20 tbs m'u, ,tcr, wac va.
~ tho water while the ceremony u,l
cecdod. After six or seven had
oern dlppcl, the clergywaa Glod
With enthusiasm. sciGel her aul plil,
oi ner into tho water. She resisted
bat the ninIs'or iini1inel that enc
was afraid of th1 c,liness of the
water, 81 befi-o size c)ali explain tn,
81 uatinu lac uss @er, Sae cam
up -pldtteglnI, ani exclaimsi.
What you doIa 7 Llmme q. [
tell yoa 7
81, nc exerted hi' Strength, aud
sont her kcr chnck' below the sar-
face again. She emerged, claSias
tho air wildly AMI shouting:
q way from here Dja't you
chuck no ind ag,n. y1a njgger +
Eu' tha ciersgnl1 wts mex r,bla.
aud he plunlel hsr under third
time, aud hold her there for min.
ute, 50 as b. let il soak Ia aud DO
her good Then she came up aud
stru X for he shore, an staailn.
ihere lpoins like =. drag!lal m,r.
uald cot 10 ebony. shs shDak her
nSt at the astoulshe pastor, aai
shriokod
cob, III fix you I'll bust the
head oG n you you or nary trash
souaen' mo IN dat dafe crock aod
nearly drownied M, when you know
vel enoush all d. time dat lac a
M thojlsi, aud bin chris.euei by
Ism 'iat's yer be tcrs, aad kno vs.
nire about religion ihln all do BIp-
iisses dat ever shouted, you mi Gable
black sruup ! and 40 got tho rhen
natIz bad eaough 10 set N. crazy !
Oh, II see what 10 Law eau do Tor
yon III have ypn 'reslsd dis very
day, or nay uaUe's NOT johanna
J2hn'on, you wollY headed herrln
You loar ns p
Then J,haona went homo T. 70.
dress and tho oare'no " proceeiei. !.
Mss johnson 10 now p.rsiadod that
tn B.ptis,s are not auy bot,er than
pasans.
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nosn,er Gles bl slrlm

The following "rulea are p0alei
mp 10 q store IN town, and are cor
tainly explicit enough Tor all practical
purposes
The proprietor II not in don /
knpw wden be viii be
We hevo no mpney 10 lend, bat
borrow all we eau.
The person who repeats anything
from "'lnaiore will bo bounced
Don't want any suspendors got
. loi. tnil up stairs.
Don't want any load pencils buy
them by tue bon
Are not 10 want OF soap have Il
contract for il.
No shoe backing required wo
wear patent leatiers
Collins provided for book agents
and oauyrssers.
Bull dog in tbs cellar feed
him on pedllers.
Oiiee hours for trarnps from III p.
10 10 5 a ia
All beggars are bounced,
Bouncer goes by steam.
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oen scnrcsly realize bow swittly il
passee away. Years past sesm to
US but tho Houts OF yesssrdsy.
Tino ia valuable 10 us. |, is the
measure Of our existence, the period
of our probation, the 7ssttbnl1 Of
letoruity. the connecting link With
the future world /. is our seol
time. sowing time, working tino AMI
our school time, 10 which to prepare
character aud graduate for eternity
Time 10 available 10 the application
tof H. II has its claims upon us -
temporal claims, 90 serve tho hIir;
mental claims, TO serve tho mind ;
moral claims, ts serve the sluL
limo is valuable waeu 80 o5nsid
81 the brief portion allotted 10 rs,
Tue days Of our yslrs ato TIRES
score aud tso, aud il by roAs3u O.!
strength tboy may b fJur scJro
yoars, yet is thoir strength, labor
and sorrow iJr IL ia soon olt IL
oud We a. away But f5w oiijv q
large a potion OF tlno, 5IJlt DO
not reach half that psrol. rhen
strike of all necessary deduction. say
too years for ohillh1oi, QUO third
moro for sleep, aud how short ia ths
lon7ost life
Tine is valuable in ia inldena,
upon Us II iss pnnacsq to he,l 10
our wounds. Ani 10 assuAgs Uuc s,r.
row, We receive wounds often
which time only eau heal We mso,
with troubles. losses aal bsreAye-
nonts, anl wo are bowed With gri,f.
and We think we can mover ruc1ysr
ftom it aud nevor ". happy again.
liit time rolls oa sod we fJry.t oJr
eoi rows, aud suasiia5 clccrfl,nas,
- brought to our homes oui ueart5
again. Euero 10 ~ wound 80 .ireD
that time cannot hoal Il Is vol IL
IL 20, OF il's would b, = burden tl
us. Ti,no Is valuable IN TIA, improve
mentOf IT, Time cannot b. pur-
chased. It conaD. TO accluu.4tsl.
but 1t eau be improved Ivy carefully
using it. mud deyotIng 1t 20 go,l
| purpose. Each day Is made up Of
twenty-luur hours, aud oloa wear ci
385 days. Now suppose va sys,om -
atizo our time in ori isr - It's e3Jnl.
NY ari improvement any wo tihe
seven hcnrs for siaop twJ hours for
our loeals aud rest, ani ton hours
Tor !I11r-.DlkiGS nineteen uonrs in
all. leaving Gre hours to be devoted
10 menial ana m1rii Improvements,
aud in doing a0oi. rllt thscs is
lsmo for evory plrplse. A1pthsr
year has gone. WAT have ws done Z
what do we purposo to do ia tho
year to cana
''Iba sol! strikes aae--ss take 20 note sf
iine,
But fran i's lose - give ii ito7 afos,is.
! t. fisr m u'G. A- 20 80 Aayl. spItl.
! heIr TIE sJis.al soarI. 20 hagrd ar.ght.
! Il = tls auell OF my tcrtrteJ u1l,s.
Hhore 1re sley Huh tts yslrs 5stJrJ
th' d,oI.
u is ths signal thtt lsr,al. Aisp,.l
10" "1'l 's 20 se dga3' ~ hope. aui
/ 'o4rs
3,ar' o. 4lsr.sel ani o'ar .l.s's n,tr,1
EarSo.
Looh al''a-.on VIA, ? e fatal'alls, aAyss.
| dgsaI otsrU.,y."
| Lrlc1N.r Ee4nlcr.
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Ned You ~ Leyo Ma.

There are iVp lOag w,olto pier,
lHt Cape Nay they ore ABOUT onr
hundro ! feet -sni a. they arl pro
vld.i v,tl ,'a!s, rctreahmcut stand
lnni the ike tbsy aro 'aa r..i,t lt
huniro Is 10 tn, evening. M,ch poo
n'ltliaI ut 4 mag J., cl.rilI. ou
There ae well a. alo1s lhe p'ual walk
rinnlug ir moro than mile olop.
the san! Any onr can scarcely c.-
cape hearing a da.i OF soft things and
nnns'uss 10 taat quarter, aod nono
Of tho things that gro,t him are posi-
tiesly enbIrra1sjn5. va r7i1,
last sniDm.r 10 pas, q couple ah,ai
OF nle aud before could 80 so these
phrases fen upon ny ear.
Yes really love Gao Z
'DeVatotly.
'iut you SHOULD not tall ne 50, Coz
you kno~ | a,a married.
50 am | therefore wo are equal
% two wrongs mlko ono right ?
In love, yea.
But what will my husband soy
when no hears OF Il
10 want boar Of IL. probably
but II he does he won't olre.
Won't care z What do yop moaul
no lie in !ogo with another W..
man
HOW do you know =
Il heard him Gay 80
To whom
To my Wife
'You are jestiug!'
Never more serious in my liie,
Are you sure
Il swear il.
Then it's no harm =
Not a bit His inGlslity abb
solves you from your allsgianes.
Med. you do love mo
'Pasaionately.
Darling !!
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Durjog the dalugo, Mr Noah was
ia toe habit Of calling hin wills an
ark angel
II is oasior FOR rich man to 20
through needless sigh than to Sign
a subscription for new church,
An Irish loyor remarked that It is
q great pleasure 10 be alone, "espsoi-
ally wldn yer sweetheart 10 wild ger.
Whether old ago Is to bo respect
ed OF not depauea much on wAsthor
Pc applies to, mon and women, or
poultry.
ITO Health ofaier Of philaislphia
reports that darirg ths year which
ended last waek, lhafe sas l6,2Si
deaths Ia that city
A walnut tree within ah,ss aasr.
ters OF . rils of Acaerson station
on tho Chas@nccg. Railroad. has
just beer sol1 fcr t!l7b,
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Josh eilIinos on seor.

80 1NNia
I hav fnslly cu.u to the conelus4
ion that lager beor asa bayorago il
not intoxicatiug.
/ has boon teld by G,rn,a who
drunk 1t all nile loag, jus. to try the
experiment, aud was oblivea {, On
home sober ia tho mpruipr have
seen this same mon driuk sigh.eep
glassos anl Il hs WAS drunk i. waq
IN Garmau, aud nobody co5ld laisr
stand Il.
II IS proper enuft to state that thi.
man k5pt a hr1c bisr st),n. oIllj
baya ~ obje ~ stating what was
not strictly thl4
l believe nln 10 the fcll extent OF
my ability. uoeer drank but thrcn
glasses OF lager IN my life, that mad .
NY head outwist ~ tho il was hung
ou the on | II striny, but | VA.
told It wna owing TO nay bila bein..
out OF place aud I guess that u wa
40, for never billed oyor wus lhan /
did wen got hJm tia. mite. w wife
thnt | was goia t1 die. and l was
efrSIt sholId1't, for it eeonod AZ
Il eserythiug hal evsr eaten in
my iiIs was cJn'ny % tla surface ;
aud bc,lpys tha, II nv wife hii1't
pn,loi OF my bJot, Just assho jij.
thoy would lay Cin taluisr,ng Nv
to-
Q, bow sick wul II yslr ago.
aud Gln ta5ta IL now.
/ u6yor had - much experience in
80 short tune
IL auy man shui tell no that
lager b3or wts NJ. iut,r'cAiuy I
gunI believe hin Url II 100 alud
tc!, ma l1aL I wasn't IruuG tina. niio
but tIa. my btlpmtgk wl- ott OF
order, saui a.6 H.u D. s.ue over
"a faw words just how man iolt au {
.ocLet wa1u Io was act az
II l "arlt drluk thlt u!lo. I had
some Ov ihs n,st nl,v.d smlims
tuat mln ever mai nn koqt sober.
la the iirit pilco /. wls aba, -
rods irOG vuoro J drlnk ths Myor
n1cr o. ut upI4a, ahi wtg i,4.
over two hours ou tHa road and a
hole busted THO el1h ono Of nv
pinta'yJa neyz. aal iilu't hay uly
Hat. eni tried - opoa the door Us
tha bsl. pull and hla,Jpsi awfo.iy
anj saw crrythiuy IN lle room trying
u set roam % taa baA ailo OF % p
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krfaAcIloa

Attraction is sirion, power.
That ueas osn unisrTAnj
kg insurance is svcsywhs,s-
In water cir ana iAni,
sss2- iss csrih elRpsat sut Hight
Asihoazh siroog bolts we're tSrodsh u,
Ans. whst " n,rs nys,sttaus
II binds ~ taprisls 10 II.
foa thrnvs atone no ia iss air.
And down Il souAs --sss~~asct
Ihe centrifugal os't - up-.
fhs nsatripsiai
NY svos oSnt discover toW
Due ohjesi 'ttAeis sao,ter
Nnless they love esol other, Ike
A sister Sad eTota9r,
know th, eompsss always psiats
Directly 10 tho pole
Sone say the Nor.h Star oauso, this,
Add some ssy--SrNS's HSLgi
Feships u does -p9rb tps Il doa't
Perhaps coma otner etuss;
Keep % rE1sArsfso who can solve
Aiiraeii0ss hidieu laval
ay iigh,s on hsses cup
Attraction binds hin WOO u
Ana when he's IN attraction teors
The chap iron paddling throuSa It.
ATTRACTION luro5 tho sOt 10 dri1k,
To ell bic lralbijs drssu:
but when bic legs give vsy. DO fals,
Aud 'trsctica keeps hln iSwa.
Attraction Is s curious psver.
That aone eau understand
tis influence is eVsrywhsrs-.
10 water. air, snl land.
n operates On everything
rhs ssA, The tides. the ~ga,hst
Aut somsiiuei draws the sexes up,
Ani biuds tbsm fast iogEler.
--Scie''Lf: A ncvicr;
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IA PredIoIal ~ q lho EaLtl


Tho Apostle Potc,. ia his second
cplsile, announced the arp,1acb IF
40 tino when the hcayUoo ehell
pass away With gfs,t u4i-o. ani
,as olc,ulnts aLlil mci. with aeyerl
Ae,. la1 oas.h also oul the oorLa
iNlt sro the. aia shall Go burn, up.'
what has m1j,rl scicuca O. sly g.,
thc possibility of g. stas,roahs sg,A
,s tlu slal5wai isuA ig CON
Ptr,;Iyaly Guss.u.tj1 nss. o.l5,r.n
centuries ago No K s. Nsur',r
writing iY .is l.ass yJii.u,. .Iaa
l.,".r- II the Sky rlua-s, ~.
us uo longer moro isuNy ut. soca
stag j, = 91n -Asc.erct ull ust, tsie
40 c,oGrnj Hct, whol no ost.an,-
nor ,uiuN' .t Jyuhi0g W, know
tnn. iU c9r,NU respects otca star ra.
sopule8 olr aiyI Eaeh is glowing
3st one sun with ON intense huai
Wo know SHAT in .aGu star pratcsso.
r,5.WbanS lI violence those taking
place 90 ou. Dwu sJl mast bs c3u-
.luUIy 800 pspgri4s. gul tha. such
rrJ's5st. mJ,t ,n-tJnpui-i hya
usrs ANA tJmllt. c,up.r,i WISH
v1't0 aOi ih' iprc.i ~ 1prIlr knlyc
DpJuOur Garth arc as ab,o'1to s.ieu,o
lna cgi,a ot tla thuaJtgb9lt, ,l.
following VI tho W iten1. the N%f1l
gg1uins g the oartb51,gc, tho ruer
pi tls l1trIPIu. fla, t.r.,f,.,,|....
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lngorsoll The lnddel.

Opl Robert c., or. as hu il ron.
orally caIlo1, Bob Iurors1li ia 4
native Of tho western part OF Now
York bu,, when worry yJJag, ro.
moved wish bis parent, % Ohio. api
af.orwdrd to iIIcN4 lys y,1,u
was passed. oa nStiyo prar.es aaIin
/ p.imsval fpragts, aud ba grow un
inispsnjaot in character and ruyfo
10 constitution. Vale in his tosns.
DO loft homo siritel arJa1d
| picked 10 80 oLGtt.'1. stut rI las.
( a1t soon acquire \ iIsI reputation
90 southern Illinois "a nu rl5llon
| p,oadut irs R:hsr ~. a pres-
/ hyto,ian Clergyman. who was very
styI't, bat a,'nHei Bob alw1ye ,
sko?'ic, 3, express h's r1 li-l oa,n.
/ tons because hc voynI him C, t.ll
the truth. inger,,ll is said to b.
Que OF tao mpa1 II not the mNst.
/ popular OF icctlrcus His iuI.I.l
/ iopni0ns provont his enrtgen9rl 30
regrlarcJurscL and h,s d.ss..ls1sns
On tteJ'lKi9 topics aro attended
mostly ey min. sitler Young or Oil
! bat women flock - nsar MIN, aud
are greatly pleased WHOM be spaa.5
on sihJ Jpc.s Of 70 dluost.c uallrn. Ike
'tecsiyoj Sl2)D 0r Que laclu.o iu
, san Frtu;isaD, rorlit,l @ D, ln,
largest aEIlat uyet nSit "a. aaa
/ tm, ly any lecturer. N.s VIZ, ,n
IClII hon gDur, h.4 1,i4.lI .,. ..t ,.-s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

Professor % lisoa has ia part at
least fulfilled bis promise 10 light up
the little town ia which he liyeJ He
had bis lamps up, aud for honrs con
tinuougly they ssnt ont a clear stol-
dy light, emnen'ly satisfactory 20 ali
Who saw il. So much, thel fore, of
hia bosst has been fulfilled. Two 9th
or things remain for time to test
these arc, hcst, tho durability of his
carbon burners and yacnum lamps,
and, secondly, the declared choap-
noss Of ths light lie is as positive
al over that all hs promised viii bs
realized, that il viii bo found tho
new light is cheaper thea ersineyV
gas, aud ihe expsnsa sss a. s.asassa
much less costly
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

Sweet potatoes are raised In Los
Angeles couuty Cal, weighing twenty
six pounds each. q
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

4 Among y lot Of twelve bales of
rags rscently aoltbys Nov York
dealer, ! , i6e sbaxak to bis surprise
fraud ma Ao1z liag twelve fne
gsoAse ems shiftc, worth about 81 a
piece a 5
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

The faithfol discharge Of a duty
disasreeebls TO others maketh tie
heart Of the righteous % teioioe
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

An ounce Of keep your month
shut is bottor than . pound OF ex-
plauatioos after you hvsa aid ill.,
[s'rss Press, ..,s.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-01-29

10 is evening. Miss Murray Is sit
ting on the front stoop with Algsrn
on II is moonlight, aud tho relolent
.epirits OF tho honey-saclf.a aai
'syrings are waiting bliss to their
already intoxicated souls.
"Wou!a h'tis bird objoct to me
sm king = cigarette z"
Not % ail, replied Miss Murray
II like cigarettes thoy aro 80 lea
grant anI rom tatio | thia5 tAay
are inst too delicious for naylhiug.
Then n light QUO
"pJ, aud blow soma OF the a,aols
in ny face, il is soothng and dream
ily pajadsie,l"
Then ha liz g cigarette, aul they
tolkol about tho weathar for tive
houts anl a halt