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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-20
MATTERS. BY MAIL.
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been for tina timely arrival Of the police, and
prompt allandanee u the fro department,
who e1tlnguished the blaze with sligh dam
Rge--unlVeston'a con button 10 the Irish
Relief fund aggregates n total OF t2lhsD No,
--Mlis liOylo, after lAkinga eursory view
Of the Island city concluded CorslcanA was
better abiding place, and took tho 2lt
train yesterday for her home IN that city,
Sensiblegir. The sale Of stands for MAJ
Fest 'Gelebratlnn In Schmidts garden
aggregated $4,000 on WediesdAy
last 10 80 less than last year, Tho deco
rations have arrived from German y
aud surpaa anything e tho kind ever wit
nossed In Galveston, Ono OF tho attractions
will DO the exhibition Of new railroad, pat
onled this year, and will be exhibited by the
pat0ntee The track will be laid In the Gar
DEM will be- circular In form, and cars will 90
run upon II during the Mni'Fest festivities,
The steamship Rio Grande d slill out.
side the har.--The State Of Texas sailed
Tor New York to-day with a fair cargo
John Stanley, residing on Winnie street, fell
from shed Thursday night, severely injur'
lug his spine and neck. lie VA, taken 10 the
hospital. Texas delegation 10 the
Nhllohhl hppupHVhH '"h'VHlVh ~
Chicago are working to get
boom that will place Ex-Governor Y, j,
Davis the second place on the Republican
ticket, n. ". Quincy, of this city, and
delegate, is working up tho matter, and 10
sending out circulars to all the Southern
delegates to the Republican convention ask
ing their active cooperation for the accom-
plishment Of this obIect,-Frank Poole,
for contempt OF court, by having u difficulty
with his uncle In the United State, court
room, was tried by Jury in tho United
States District court found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay lno Of Slb and costs Of court,
The city is already beginning To oil up
aud the arrival list ut all the hotels Is daily
ncreasng,--"KStio B, Gordon d my
name, and don't you forget 1t, will be con-
tinued in my next
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BRYAN.


Correspondence of the Herald,
BRYAN, April is, 1880.
The remark of your Corsicana correspond
ent that "some Of the bark Of that yellow
dog struck at Bryan was still clinging to the
engine when she reached there" induces me
TO believe he is closely allied with the wag OF
that dogs tail. l was Inclined to doubt the
statement until | remembered that all HER
AID correspondents were re-lie-able, and OF
Curscana (a) but concur in his statement.
The Bryan Rifles have arranged for a
picnic on the 4th of May and will have a
tournament and pigeon shooting in connec-
ton Herewith. The ladies Of the Baptist
church will celebrate the LIST of May at the
Academy of Music for the benefit of their
church. Ice-cream, cakes, strawberries etc,
will be furnished. AT night an admission
fee will be- Charged to witness the coronation
OF the May queen. | have not heard who
has been selected for the queen, but will
state that q previous engagement will
prevent me lroa acting in that capacity.
Please try and get some one else, ladies'
On Wednesday last Mr.. Hamme,t Hardy,
County clerk, went over on Main street and
purchased dozen boxes Of parlor matches,
and returned to the court. houss and placed
them on chair in his Office. Mr.. Hardy is
good hand at eleciionseriug, but no had
never tried to eleCt'oneer with parlor matches
before. He commenced to record some deeds
but forget TO record the fact that he had
placed those matches on that chair Lifting
up large book he had been reading he
tossed it over on that chair that contained
those matches. An explosion followed equiv
alent to small engagement OF artillery.
Mr.. Hardy jumped about ten feet in the
clear, rs though he WAS practising scrobatic
feats in order TO join circus troupe. He
said he was not aware that psror matches
were so humorous and that they cracked
jokes in that mAnner. The IRE was extn-
guished without any damage, but the rn.tche'
acted rs though the, felt put out about
it-Frut dealer. in Galveston must be
out Of dates, as received letter from there
on Saturday that had no date to 1t. -
Major Penn, the Baptist evangelist, is ex-
pected here this week --C0lOnel j. G. Gil.
lespie, District Clerk. has been quite i'll for
some time past, but is now convalescing. g.
A little tour-ysar-old miss was visiting some
friends in town land WAS permitted to go out
and play With some juvenile boxes Of black.
ing, progenes Of the cook. Presently some-
thing occurred that induced one of the un-
bleached Americans to set up terrible wall.
The lady of the house stepped out and in
formed tao proprietor OF the racket that un.
less il was Immediately ceased. she would adj
minister some soothing syrup in the shape
ofa sound losyiag. Tue little four.year.
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500 DIFFERENT VARIETIES

neriect and to give satisfaction Send for full
Prioo List. Sold Wholesale and retail by
MITCHELL & SCRUCGS, Dallas, TOXas.
aptD
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FORT WORTH.


Reported Daily.l
FORT WORTH. April 10. 1880.
The Grcenbackers held rousing big
meeting ut the White settlement last Satur-
day night, and elected six delegates to attend
the Greenback Congressional convention that
is to be held here on the 2lst of May, to
send delegates to the National convention,
which meets in Chicago on the 9th of June
Judge J. 4. Martin, of this city, delivered
very able address before the meeting. -
Democratic club No. failed to hold their
meeting in the courthouse last Satur.
day night.--The ladies of the
Episcopal church will give an entertainment
tomorrow in the Florence building on Main
street, in front of the postofice. -The
Greenbackers will give a biz picnic on Live
Oak creek on the LIST of Msy.-Dr. j. p.
Booth, city editor of the Advance, made a
flying trip to Dallas to-day. McCart
and Bob Maddox went to Dallas Saturday
afternoon and returned this morning.
Mr. Yoobre, the man sho lost his leg last
Saturday by railroad accident, ia doing
very well.--The road has been completed
thirteen miles on the way to Weatherford.-
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old miss looked up al tho lady IN astonlsh'
msnL aud nalVely remarked." We u, can't y
Teller cry II they want TOT The lady smll'
cd audbly and len them 10 settle the matter,
---Colonel I, W, Mitchell, railroad agent
who was injured recently by being thrown
from buggy, an account Of which appeared
In tho llERALD NJ the tImo, has recovered
aud 10 Hgaln NJ hls post
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HOPE
FOR CONSERVATIVES Z
VAN BELLS
RYE AND ROCK"
Ia now acknowledged TO be tho great lung re-.
storer, and Is sold by druggists and
gr0cers Of 81 per bottle.

Caution to the PubIic,
Whereas, 1t has come to my notice that un
prmcipled parties, taking advantage OF my ad.
class goods called FRYE AND ROCK"
Take notice, that Van Bells Genuine RYE
AND ROCK Is put up In bottles only, witt
Trade Mark 1O0l on label, and for sale by
THOMPSON, SCHOTT n CO., Wholesale drug
gists, and Agents at Dallas, Texas, and for
Northern Texas. N. VAN BELL,
apl9 New York City.
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mr. ncn,ley'. success.

Mr. james q, Bentley, Deputy United
States Revenue Collector for this district, has
received letter from Collector A. q, NAL
10y, of Jefferson, accepting Mr. Bonllsy's
resignation, made necessary by his accept
anee of the Office Of assistant postmaster ut
Dallas, Mr., G, NJ Campbell, Of Jefferson,
IA appointed 10 iill the vacancy, and will con.
tinuo tho Office w Dallas, lie will arrive by
tho frat of May Collector Malloy, In his
leltor, compliments Mr. Bentley In tho high.
eat terms for his efficient and satisfactory
discharge of thu duties Of tho Office who ho
has Oiled II, aud parts his sorvi % rs deputy
with sincere regret.
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The Row, W, w, armm who has been pa.'
COR u the First Presbyterian church for lhp
past four Year,, resigned his position yesler'
day, Mr. Brimm has been on able and eiii
Client worker ~ tho cause VI Christianity,
llls many friends and tbs ehurch regraI very
much 70 see that his inadequate support
from tho church "a Mo cause Of his roo gna'
linn
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Ais

IY'uE GREAT SoUTlIER n
i remedy for tho cure Of Scrofn'
In, SctofnlouH lnlnt, Rhtuinntiam
White swelling, dOut, G0ltrte,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nef'
vous Debility ANA al diSeilaoS
arising from AN impure condition
lof the rlood.
The merits OF thia valuable
preparation arc 40 well known
that ~ passing notice IN but nee.
cBHHry ~ remind the roudolS OF
IthH journal OF the necessity OF
IMwhys having n bottle of this
medicine among tneir STOCK OF
family nOoosHit,OH,
Certificates can be presented
from many Leading Physicians,
Minister'S, ana henda Of families
throughout the South. endorsing
I'm the highest trrmA me Fii,id
Hrtr0ci Of ROsdidlis.
DR.. Is. WILSON CARR OF Bal.
timnIe, snVN IN" has used Il IA
aues % ~urofulH alh OthOr dis'
oHSeS with much satisfaction"
u p, N,C, pUGH, OF Baltimore
recomm uda It "a All pcrHOns Guf-
. ing with plael ed Hood, say.
ny u f. superior 20 any pfepura-
ton he has ever used
REV. pAB ny BALL, OF the
Baltimore NJ u. fer0n CO
South, says he has boon no much
benOnltcd by IL usr that lt
oheormNy recon mends ~ to all
his ircuoa ara NcquGintanoes.
ChhNE% & co., Druggists, n,
Cord q NBv lie, Va, any IL NJ
nevG' failed togiye satisfaction
SAM'L q, MCFh DDFN, of Muir.
lr0eghOrD, Tennessee, sGysit CT red
atm of rheumatism when all
else tailed.
RusNdalls ~ not "A secret quaok
preparation It's ingredionM are
published on every package.
Show II 20 your Physician aud he
win tell you II ~ composed of the
strongeBj Alternatives that oxlst,
land Is nn excelleat Blood Purifier,
Did our spnca admit we could
lgive you iestimO nihls nom every
State in tho South, and from per.
sons known 10 every man, wo-
Imam and child either personally
" by reputation.
Rossdalis Ia sold by all Druggiste
JOHN \, llENRY, 0UBGAN 4 co.,
s College Place,
CIV YORK.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-05-28
The Egis and Intelligeneer.
BEL AIR, Md, MAY 80, 1880.
Condensed News.

Sixty negroes left New York last Saturday
for Liberia.
Mrs. Ann Randall, mother of Hon. Samuel
j. Randall, Speaker of the Housed of Representa-
tives, died at Germantown, Phila., on Saturday
last, aged so years.
Sidney A. Shores, who married his step
daughter, girl IL years of age, and who was
sent TO Jail in default of the payment of $500
tine, made his escape, last Friday.
Twenty persons were poisoned at boarding
house in Brooklyn, N. Y, last Friday, from eat
in a copper vessel. No deaths occurred.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company suspended payments, on the 2lst in
slant. The failure created great excitement in
financial circles. 1t is believed that it will have
the effect of causing rise in the price of coal.
The house of Mrs. Balster Friedler, at Lock
Haven, Pa, was destroyed by fire Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Friedler's remains were afterwards
found in the ruins, burned almost to cinder.-
Foul play is suspected as she was alone in the
building and had q considerable amount of
money.
Mayor Latrobe and other Baltimore city
officials, with number of physicians and other
prominent persons, last Friday inspected the
works of the new steam heating company, of
Baltimore. The steam is produced at the boiler
house, from which 1t is distributed by pipes
through the city, for heating, motive power or
cooking. The party witnessed the cooking of a
dinner in a steam cooking stove and praised the
cleanliness of the operation, as compared with
fuel and the natural flavor of the meats and vege-
tables The Secretary of the company is Mr..
Howard Munnikhuysen, formerly of Bel Air.
If you cannot take the baby to the country,
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual diseases
of early childhood. Price % cents bottle.
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CHESTER

~ viii stand on Monday afternoon and
On Tuesday morning at George A. Ewing 5,
%X lnear Mill Green; Tuesday afternoon
-NAossoand Wednesday morning at the Bel Air
Fair Grounds; Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning at James W. Hanna's near Foun-
tain Green; Friday and Saturday at the subscrib-
ers stables.
nearly years old, very powerful, of fine action
and prompt and rapid driver. He was raised by
taken Ave first premiums at Hartford fairs Ches-
ter was sired by Young Corporal; g. sire Big Cor
poral, the celebrated Percheron imported by j.
II. McHenry, Esq. Chesters dam was a splendid
thoroughbred Virginia mare; g. dam by Prince
George. Chester possesses all the qualities desir-
able by farmers in breeding horses, namely, size,
strength, style, action and speed.
TERMS-S5 for single service. $40 for the sea
son. SD to insure. For full particulars see bills.
ap3)-2m j. Y. BAYLESS, Owner.
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THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
haywood.

~ WILL stand at Churchville on Mondays
f1Mn Tuesdays and Wednesdays; at the farm
7" lof Cochran g. Co., near Havre de Grace
49, on Thursdays; at Franklin Hopper's
Stable Havre de Grace, on Fridays and SATURDAYS
haywood is a rosewood bay, without white, over
10 hands high; weighs 100 lbs, and was foaled
May o, 1875
Sire Highland Chief; dam Fast Day. Fast Day
was sired by Ashland, dam by the thorough bred
horse Young Tornado, he by Longs Tornado. he
by American Eclipse. Highland Chief was sired
by Ashland, dam Highland Patch, by George NJ.
Patchen, grand-dan Old Highland Maid. Ash
land was sired by Mambrino Chief, dam Utilla.-
For further pedigree see 3D. volume of Wallace
Stud Book.
Terms $25 to insure. Groom's Fee 50 Cents.
7. A. COCHRAN,
myl4-2m Govanstown, Baltimore Co., Md.
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REPORT
OF THE
G. r A N D J UR Y.
ON THE
CONDITION OF THE JAIL, &c.
MAY TERN, 1880.

TINE Grand Jury for the May Term of the Cir.
l. cult Court for Hartford county respectfully
inform your Honors that they have concluded
all the business brought before them, and ask to
be discharged.
They have examined fifty (50) witnesses, and
have found eight (S) true bills, none ofthem, we
are pleased to say, for very serious or fragrant
iniractions of the law. 1t is the opinion OF the
Grand Jury that the moral tone of our commu-
nifty will bear favorable comparison with that
of any county in the State.
We have visited the Jail and found three (3)
prisoners confined therein, all awaiting the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
The building is in as good condition as II is
possible to keep one so badly constructed.
The Grand Jury have deemed it unnecessary
to visit the Almshouse at the present time
That institution is under the direct care and SUI
pervsion of the County Commissioners, and
they alone are responsible to the people for the
proper and prudent management of the farm
the Almshouse and its inmates. We are, how.
ever, informed by the Commissioners that the
institution is in an excellent condition.
We offer our thanks to the officers of the
court for their courtesy and valuable assistance
extended to us in the dischage of our important
duties.
J. VIM. O'NEILL,
my2l Foreman.
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NOTICE.

ID ENG disengaged on Saturday afternoons,
I'D will give lessons at private houses, in Bel Air
in German, French and Latin, as well as instruc-
lions on the Piano. Organ, Violin and Guitar
Pianos tuned. Terms very low. Orders may be
left at The Hgis Office or at the Changers Hotel
Bel Air.
apo PROF, v. sOKOL,
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To Farmers 7

Having purchased very fine young
SR j A O K,
offer his services to those that would like to try
mule raising.
TERMs.-SlO for the season, to be paid within
the season. All mares not proving with foal may
be returned without charge
Season ending July 18th, 1880. Stands at my
stables only.
He was sired by an imported Jack, and is out of
an imported dam. He is black, IA hands high
heavy bodied, years old, quiet and easily manae-
ed. j. p. MITCHELL,
my7 Perrymansyille, Hartford Co. Md.
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sa3s 500, 900 to Loan in Hartford county, in sums
to suit. Apply at once to R. w. Templeman q
Co., No ~ Lexington street, Baltimore. oct24
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Mich Cows.-Trade is slow, and prices S20dS45
per head, as to quality.
SwINE-We quote Il few rough sows and stays
at 5kG5A cents and fair to good butcher and
bacon Hogs at $685., with most sales ranging from
GSGGG cents.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote Sheep at 8D5
cents and an extra lot to go to Europe at 5H cents
Lambs were quoted at 4h(G7 cents, and few at the
latter price.
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s14y'J. c. Birds triple Shovel Plow is useful
for Corn in all its stages Of growth. One only
needs to see it to be convinced. For sale by p.
+. Ball, Bel Air, Md. my2l
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EJust in fine line of Dress Goods, Hosiery,
Corsets, Neck Dressing, ETC., new Spring Style
Special Bargains, at Anderson's. apps
ea9"A Large stylish and cheap line of Gents,
Ladies Misses and Apys Shoes are to be seen
AT Andersons. apes
eY" Gents, have you seen Anderson's Cloth.
mgr II not, call and examine. apes
esg- Mattings and Oil Cloths, nice variety,
at Anderson's. apes
t4g"We oil buy our Cigars from Anderson
now, as we have tried them and found them the
pest Tor the money. apes
e5as have made arrangements to procure In
surance for Fruit Gamers to desired amount in
reliable Insurance Companies. John D. Alex
amer, Bel Air, Md. apes
say"E. G. Garrettson respectfully informs his
friends and patrons in Bel Air and neighborhood
that he is ready to attend to all their orders for
Painting, Paper Hanging, Granting, Kalsomin-
ing, &c, at low prices and in the best manner
Address orders to f. c. Garrettson, Delta, York
Co., "a apes
s5y To the Farmer Boys of Harford.-Those
of you who intend to compete for the premium
Ior raising Corn, are informed that | have
Special Compound to make Corn grow Nothing
can surpass it. Henry Reckord, Reckords Mills
and Bel Air. apes
say Early Cabbage Plants of choice varieties
now ready. Fine Tomato, Sweet Potato and
Egg Plants ready in season. E. A. Bagley, Jeru-
salem. apl6
sz6Y The Leaders of Fashionable Dress and
Low Prices.-C. N. Oehm & Son, proprietors
of the largest oneprice, double clothing houses,
Baltimore, now occupy two entire three story
buildings with their splendid stock of Mems,
Youths, Children's Spring Clothing. Having
bought and manufactured their entire stock be-
fore the great advance of woolens they are sell
ing great bargains in every department for
Spring and Summer wear, which none can afford
to overlook. We feel it our duty to call the
attention of our readers to this trusty, famous
and reliable establishment, corner Pratt and
Hanover street. No one in need of Clothing,
ready -made or made to ORDER shoudfail to cali
on Oehm q Son and see the low prices at which the
most choice and pertect-ittng garments are be-
ing sold.
ss8y" For Rent.-A Room in The Lf2giS BUILDING
.Sy"For Sale.-A first-class four-spring two.
horse Express Wagon in perfect order. j. A.
Spicer, Fallston, Md. ape
ssy LIST Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine. not aEin. stock from tho nnct nntol
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say@ Hedges Trimmed and White Washing
done in the best manner, on reasonable terms
Jerry Dixon, Chrome Hill P. o., Hartford county,
Md. Reference given. my21
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r=4y"1st Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale.
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine, not akin; stock from the most noted
breeders. Alsopure-bred game Chickens. Now
is the time to change your stock Address Thos
A Hays, Churchyille, Md. jan9
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il2 Acres, More or Less.

and the same which the late LLOYD Martin re-
sided; II is composed of parts of several tracts,
called Friends Discovery, "Cogate's Last
SHIFT, Williams Triangle" &c, being the same
and all the land of which the late Robert Martin
died seized, which are mentioned and described in
his last will and testament, dated February eth,
lasi, ana recorded in ber s. r., No. l, folio $40,
one OF the will records of Hartford county.
AEfsS = The improvements consist of a COM
RSSsI2N$A Portable DWELLING HOUSE, with
~ FI 5sssome fences Most of the land is ara
1s,sNAble and of good quality, and In a de-
sirabe neighborhood. The balance of the land
has on il some chestnut timber -
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~ General Custom Work promptly and well
donea Hartford Furnace Mill. Robert j. Wright,
Miller. oct3
eSg Oils Oils Oils IA fresh supply of Lard,
Meats Foot, Machine, Sperm, Harness and Cas-
tor Oils on hand at prices to suit the times. L.
Wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store. sep13
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B-For sale--A first-rate three-spring
Express Wagon. Price S35-worth double the
money. Also a set of Single Harness. Apply
at II. c. Deitricks Marble Works, Bel Air.
~ For Sale.-One Southdown yearlng
Buck. Price twenty dollars, if taken at once.
Also few Buck Lambs, to be taken away in
August or September. My Ewes are all pure
bred and the most of them are the get Of MIR.
Fanandis' imported Lord Walsingham buck
The lambs are all the get of very choice buck,
bred by Mr.. Magraw, of Cecil county. Jas. d.
Waters, Thomas Run. myl4
eSy- Edgewood.- deliver Chilled Plows, Cast
ings and Fertilizers of all kinds for sale at man
ufacturers' prices. Also Coal at Havre &c Grace
prices Highest Cash prices paid for Calves, de-
livered on Mondays and Thursdays. Thomas j.
Tydings, Edgewood, Philadelphia Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad. my14-1y
az For Rent-By the year, the large and
convenient Dwelling House, in Bel Air, at
session given on or before the LIST of June. APP
ply to A. Preston Gilbert, Bel Air, or TO
Thomas A. Hays, Churchville myl4
s1y"For Sale.-A good Work and Driving
Horse. Apply at <Egis Office. myl43t
~ Wool Wanted by Bay u Getty, Commits
sion Merchants, 81 and Al South Frederick street
Baltimore. myl1
s5y-For Sale-Prime Oak Shingles, well sea
soned Chestnut Posts and Rails, and White Oak
Lumber of all lengths and thicknesses. Also
other woods. Thomas A. Hays, near Church
vile. my7
EY-For Sale.-A good Fresh Cow, with Calf
by her side. James Oliver, near st. Mary's
Church. myT
lsyHStraw Hats.--Now in store large stock
of Mems, Boys and Youths Straw Hats of fine
style and finish Taylor's Mackinaws a special
ty. At j. q. Rouse's ap30
.ly"When you come TO Bel Air, be sure and
visit the new store, in charge of Miss Agnes
Greenfield. See what bargains she has in Fancy
Articles, and Ladies' Underwear also large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's Straw
Hats, very lrtest styles. While there, take O
look into the Carpet Room. Beautiful Fancy
Mattings, Oil Cloths Window Blinds, ParloI
Rugs, &c. j. G. Rouse. ap3O
~ Wanted 300 Men and Boys to call at j. G
Rouse's and buy the cheapest suits of Clothes
Nobbiest Hats and finest Shoes they ever saw.
ap3O
sy" Wanted.-A Girl to do plain Sewing, in 0
family near Bel Air. Enquire at The Agis of
flee, in person or by letter. p30
one month old, very handsome, solid color, from
Edwin II. Webster, Bel Air ap80
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say- For Sale.-One two-horse Wagon, iron
ayles; well seasoned and well ironed, of Gorrell
u Hollis make. Apply to j. s. Gorrell, Oar
lington, Nd my2S-4t