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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-05-07

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS IN BEL AIR.--Col.
John F.lIoy, the well-known temperance lectur.
er, of Baltimore, delivered series of addresses
on temperance, in the Court House, this week.
He isan interesting speaker and possesses that
most excellent gift of charity, in presenting his
subject. The advocates of temperance too often
injnre their cause by the use of incorporate
language fault from which Col Hoy appears
to be free. The attendance was good each even
ing, and number of persons signed the pledge
when II was handed around.
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Mr., Griffith Davis is building a mausolaum ia
the buryinP ground belonging TO the Spesrtin p
f. Church.
# ACCIDENT.
little daughter Of Mr.. Cicero Slice six Years
OF age, had all the fingers Of her right hand cut
of just above the second joint while playing NTH
Il straw cutter, one day last week
49,. ENTERTAINMENT.
An entertainment, consisting al singing and
tabieauN, is announced 10 be held at the Cheese
Factory, next Wednesday evening, 18th instant,
forthe benefit OF the Southern Methodist Church
SPECTATO
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PRESIDENT HAYES VETo--Presilent
Hayes has vetoed the bill to provide for the
payment of the salaries Of the United States
Marshals. lie objects to it because polit-
zeal rider is attached to it, The amend
ment of which Mr. Hayes complains was pre-
scented by Mr. Garfield, and promptly accept
ell by the Democrats. 1t provided that the
Deputy Marshals to enforce the federal cleo
ton laws should be appointed by the United
States courts equally from both political par
ties lfthere is any necessity for federal in
reference with elections in the various States
1t is surely no more then fair that the Deputy
Marshals should not be composed entirely of
one political party.
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WARRIOR Tuesday, April 10th, 1880. at
shawsville, Hartford county, MILTON j., eldest
son of John s. and Elizabeth Ward, in the 2lst
year of his age.
In the midst of lfewe are in death. How we re-
hect on these words when called to record the
death OF this young man. Bereavements are
doubtless designed by the Great Disposer of events
10 loosen our hold on things earthly, to admonish
u.s. lie IS short at best, and the time of its end is
uncertain. He has gone from our midst To leave
an aching void In the hearts of those who appre-
GATED his virtues. Truth, tenderness and sincerity
marked his life, in love and devotion to his parents
DrothelS and sisters, and kindness to his friends
But deaths summons came minglng its hollow
tones IN the music of his Joyous laugh and though
we miss him in the home and social circle he so
frightened by his words and loving deeds, we can
not but trust he is happy. In a quiet spot ia the
lonely church yard he lies and sleeps his drcamless
sleep. | know his relatives and friends will vie
with each other in caring for that mound Of
earth, meath which lies ali that is mortal Of him
who was so dear to all. None bur those who have
lost loved ones can tell how the heart beeds when
We stand 10y the grave of those AMI remember we
Will never gaze upon the face or clasp the loving
hand again But we should not repine when our
dear Lord wills to remove them, but strive 10 meet
where there is no parting
hight IS from their house hold gone
\ voice they loved is stiiled
y place ~ vacant al the hearth,
That never can be- filed
HpIr.r, u
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MIR. GEoRGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, the we'll
known journalist, whose signature Gath" il
familiar 10 all readers of newspapers and maya
zines, was in Bel Air on Sunday and Monday
His visit 10 Hartford was for the purpose of
gathering material for sketch of Hon. Hugh ],
Jcw"tt President of the Erie Railway and prorl-
incnt among those mentioned in connection with
The Democratic Presidential nomination
Among the places visited by Mr.. Townsend was
"Kenton," near Darlington, the residence of
MIR. Thomas King, and The birthplace of Mr..
Jewctt. Mr. Townsend il one of the most ac.
complshed and versatile journalists of the
country, as well as m interesting and agreeable
gentleman His sketch of Mr. Jewrtt will be
published in the Cincinnati Enquirer Mr..
Townsend left Bel Air on Monday morning for
Darlington, and expected 10 go from thence to
Baltimore, by way of Havre de Grace.
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The Baltimore Gazette, after trying the
experiment of publishing firstclass daily
newspaper for one cent a copy, has been
compelled by the enormous advance in the
price of printing paper, to advance its price
to ten cents week With the increase in
price there is q corresponding increase in the
spirit and ability with which the Ga-ette is
managed
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HONOR FROM EuROPE.-It IL conceded on all
sides that Dir. Ayers Pills are above comparison
with other medicines. Uniting the best elements
known ia the chemist they are particularly effec-
tive against the numerous stulnaGhic disorders for
which they are recommended as a cure. These
pills are so mild YET searching that they often
prescribed 10y doctors who otherwise do not favor
patent medicines. indeed, with the fruits of Dr..
Ayers genius 10 the shape of Pills GaISaparilla,
Ague Cure, and Cherry PectuIal, one might with
impnnity travel through the swamps of tropical
the nterOrOf Africa 0sstFd1m NifHrE ran Hh
ma
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Resolutions on the Death of Milton ].
Ward.
HOME SECRET LODGE, No. ~,

HOME SECRET LODGE, No. ~,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Shawsvillo, Hartford Co., Nd May ith, 1880.
10 he Z. T.. anu BrOthe,S Of
Home Secret LOdge, No. %, Il. Of p.
DEAR SIRs AND BROTHERS We your com
mittee to draft Resolutions on the death of Milton
j. Ward, report as follows:
Whereas, MitonJ. Ward was proposed for MEM
bership in this Lodge, and before the time had
arrived for his initiation the All Wise Ruler of the
Universe called him away from earth, therefore,
be II
Resoired, That we humbly bow in submission to
the will of Him whose word is law, and hereby
offer to BrotherJ. Il. Ward and family our sincere
and heartfelt sympathy in the loss Of their son and
brother, whose demise has caused void in our
hearts that will remain as evidence of the love
and esteem we bore him. Endowed by Nature
with those gifts which enabled him to adorn any
position to which he might be called we feel an
especial regret that he was called away before the
realization of the hope he so often expressed
We miss his CHEEKY voice and genial smiles, but
our remembrance of him will be pleasant.
ReSOitfd, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to Brother j. II. Ward and also published in
Tie 4t1tS Il LfeHjgencej, III Bel Air, Md.
Respectfully submitted in T.. g. ~ u.
l.. II. NIGKOISON,
THOMAS II. WILEY,
VINO. WHEELER,
Committee.
Altratod, Ly order of the Lodge,
7. II. MEI.L0R, G. c.
l.. II. NICKOLSOH, X. of R.&S.
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LAND SALE.-Mcssrs. George Y. Maynadicr
and John S. Young, trustees, recently sold at
trustees sale, at the Court House door, Is acres
OF land belonging to Deborah Giles, situated on
the road leading from Mitchclps Mill TO Forest
Hill, to VIM. McComas, for SOD John j. Acx.
andcr auctionenr
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fRoBATIoNERs TO BIZ ADMITTED.--At the
Ebenezer NJ. +. Church, West Hartford Circuit
Baltimore Conference, the persons who were
last autumn received on probation will be re.
ceived into full membership, next Sunday morn
ing, May 9th, at l0lz o'clock. The services will
DC as follows Address to the persons for re-
ceptlon into full membership, by the pastor
kev. D. Duey Moore; reception according to the
ritual OF the Church, and sacrament of the
LORDS supper. All are kindly invited to he
present.
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REQUESTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPosEs.-The
will of Amos Maxwell, deceased, was deposited
in the Orphans Court of Hartford county, for
probate, on Wednesday, by A. Preston Gilbert,
ESQ, executor. After providing for legacies to
certain relatives, amounting in all to about
$4,000, the remainder of the estate is bequeath
ed TO the Baltimore Orphan Asylum and the
Home of the Fricndlcss, in equal proportions
The entire estate is valued nj from 50, 900 to 81,
600.
MIR. Maxwell died on Sunday night, at his res
idcnce near Aberdeen, after short illness, in
the nth year of his age. His remains were III
TERED in a private bnrying ground at "Coen's
Hill, the farm of Mr.. Parker Gilbert, three
miles west of lIayre de Grace, on Tuesday. Mr.
Maxwell was bachelor, and had no near rcla-
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Webster and Vicinity.

LECTURES.
Rev. DIR. Crane viii lecture at Ayondale Church,
ON May 18th, al 8 r. NJ. Subject Phrenology -
The proceeds for the benefit OF the Sunday School
Mr.. W. NJ. Marine will lecture at the Forest In
sitnte on the 18th of May. al 3 p. NJ. Subject
The History of Great Men"
FISHING.
jarrett spencer a Sons caught during the
last week in April, G00O0 herring and over 5000
shad. Herring - per hundred, shad SIC.
H. w
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House ON FRE,-On Sunday morning last
while Mr.. James Poole was al church. fine in
ms dwelling house, near The Hickory, caught
IRE, and the sparks coming through crack set
hre to The laihs around the nur. Two ladies
VINO were alone in the house at the time, were
greatlyalarmcd. Mr. VIM. Forwood, n neighbor,
saw the flames and arrived on the spot in time to
eN'lngnish the fire and save the house from de-
strnction.
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MAD Docs KILLEn.-On Tuesday of last week,
a son OF Mr. $. Cover McNutt, who lives near
Darlington, shot and killed n mad dog, owned
by Joseph Paca, colored. The same boy also
shot another mad dog several days previously.
pig belonging TO Mr.. T. II. G. Reed, of OAR
llngton, was bitten by mad dog and died of
hYdrOphObin on Snnlar
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS The
commissioners at their meeting on Monday pro-
ceeded TO examine the bonds of the various APP.
plicants for the collection oftaxes. The follow
ing were accepted and The appointments made
James Billingslea, LIST district, at per cent. ;
VIM H. Chcsney, Cd and 9Th districts, 2.O7 per
cent; Charles Whitaker, Sd district, 235 per
cent; Samuel Hopkins, 9Th district, per cent.
The bond Of w. J. I. Riley, ofthe 4th district,
was Withdrawn, and the bonds of d. V. st.
Clair and james S. Calder, of the same district,
Were both referred 10 Geo. l.. NanBibbcr Esq,
counsel to tn" board, for examination.
The reports uf David V, ST Clair, collector
for 4th district, and Charles Whitaker, for 81
district, were approved
The following persons were c~m1 inucd ON the
ontpcnsion list:
James A. Davis, I'd district, $40, payable To
Thomas Cord; Nicholas Singleton, 9TH district,
$50, payable TO Silas Whitelock; Francis Brink.
man, 9TH, $50, payable toe. ". Jones Edward
\. Reed, $50, payable TO Slas Whitclock John
Bumcot, lst district SEQ payable to Joseph A.
Price; Isaac, Mickey and Elizabeth Foreman, ID
district, sl5 each, payable TO Jacob Briney ;
Harry Turner, colored, Sd district SEQ PAYABLE
to 5. A. Williams; Primer Francis, 18th district,
$50, payable 10 Mary &. Amos; Abraham Nor.
gan, colored, 9th district, $50, payable to Han.
nah X. Hopkins. Isaac Washington, 9TH dis
trict was added to thc LIST, with an allowance
Of $50, payable TO Is. Gilpin Smith, aud C. W.
Lee, ID district, so, payable TO James Faman-
dis.
{. W. Jones, Castlclon, was granted permission
to turnpike 81 yards of road, ut 80 cents yard,
the amount TO he paid ont of the road money
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Lectures ut Ayondale Chanel.

Col. j. +. Hoy, of Baltimore, the great reformed
temperance lecturer, who is now lecturing Ia
crowded houses at the Cont House, has consent
ed to address the citizens of Avondale Hopewel
at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ He will
by request also deliver on Monday night. at the
same place, his popular lecture on "rhe Mistakes
and Blundels of Life" DIR. J. ID. CRANE Pastor
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ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-The quarterly cleo
ton for officers of Jarrettsvile Lodge, of Good
Tempars took place on Friday night, April 3Oth.
The following were chosen: W. G. T., M. Alice
Moore; W. V. T., John o. Phelps; w.Rs., Ma
than Carman; w. +. s., John W. Eggleston {;
w. t., NJ. Sue Wright; W. G., W.P.S. Duncan !;
W. NJ, Benz. F. Carman; W. I. e., Robert NJ.
Moore; W. o. g., Frank II. Arthur; P. w. C..
T., Peter NJ. Hartman; R. II. S., Laura c.,
Arthur; L. II. s., Jas. b. Meads; A. s., Charles
w. Hartman; d. NJ, John II. Harman.
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Sent 10 JAIL.-Charles }. Morris, aias
lightning Jack, n corn doctor, has been sen.
fenced in the United States District Court at
Baltimore to pay fine of 800 and be imprison-
ed IN lail for nine months for breaking into the
pos'oiiice at Bel Air, last February. Morris and
a companion We're discovered, al 9 O'Clock in the
morning, searching the drawers and closets in
the postofilcc, and fled Morris was arrested
few hours afterwards in Dublin.
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Acid p Ii o g p II a t g,


~ VIII stand on Monday afternoon and
sTEssA- Tuesday morning at George y. Ewing's,
SWA-% !near Mill Green; Tuesday afternoon
-NsOPHNSand Wednesday morning at the Bel Air
Fair Grounds; Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day morning al James W. Hanna's, near Foun-
tain Green; Friday and Saturday at the snbscrih-
erS stables.
Chester is II magnificent bay, fully Ii hands high
nearly years old, very powerful, of fine action
and prompt and rapid driver. He was raised by
taken Ave first premiums AZ Hartford fairs. Ches-
Ter was sired by Young Corporal g. sire Big Cor
poral, the celebrated Percheron imported 10y j.
II. Mciicnry, ESQ Chester's dam was splendid
thoroughbred Nirginia mare; Y. dam by Prince
George. Chester possesses all the qualities desir-
able by farmers in breeding horses namely, size
strength, style, action and speed
TERMSSJ for single service. $40 for the sea-
SON Sl6 To insure For fun particulars see bills
apD-om j. H. AYLESS, Owner.
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FALLING orr by THE WAY.-On Monday 90
Messrs. Octavius Tolley and George W. Chalk,
who live near Taylor, Were on their way to Bel
Air, in n buggy, their horse, young bnt usually
quiet animal, became frightened al black
colt in field, and bolted across the road into
gutter. One of the wheels broke and both gen.
tlemen were thrown headlong TO the ground.-
They succeeded in stopping the horse and were
glad to escape with few bruises and no broken
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COLLAR BONE BRoKEN.--On Friday of last
week Charles Hener, aged years, son of Mr. F.
Heuer, of Bel Air, while running foot race
with some school mates, fell and broke his right
collar bone. The fracture was adjusted by Dir.
r. ID Lee
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.-The Falls Turnpike
Road Company on Tuesday executed deed of
release ofrightof-way to the Baltimore and Delta
Railway Company for its railway alongside tbe
turnpike road on Jones's Falls from point near
The mouth of Stony Run to the Northern Cen.
trail railway Enclosure, north of Maryland avenue,
IN Baltimore city. The sum to be paid for the
privileges granted, including the award of the
jury ON that portion lying in Baltimore county,
Is 50 000-jSu, Of UqlUeS6l1u
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MAR RED,

vILAND-BROWN.- the 29d Fourth
month, 1880, by Friends ceremony, at the resi-.
dence of Levi X. Brown, EDWIN HAVILAND, of
Hartford Co., Md, TO MARY s. BROWN, of
Lancaster Co, Pa.
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Whenever child, by any unusual symptoms,
shows that Il is suffering great pain. do not hesl
tate to use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup; 1t will soothe
and bring ease to the little sufferer,
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JUSTICE SLOW But SuRE.-We frequently hear
of "thc laws delay" as well as of the expression
"justice is slow but sure" We have q case in
point. On the Sd of April 1887, judgment
was obtained in the old Baltimore County
Court, for $4,000, which was revived by sci .fa
nth June, 1872, and Judgment fiat cyocnio De-
ccmber 9th 1872. The case has thus stood upon
the docket for the past A years Al the time
the case was instituted the Hon. A. W. Brad
ford was counsel for the plaintiffand St. George
W. Teackle was defendants counsel both of
whom are still alive. The case has just been
closed up by Hon. Geo. Y. Maynadicr, of Bel
Air, and VIM. s. Keech, of Towsontown. The
interest for the past A years upon the above
judgment amounts TO 81, 094.53 The money is
being paid into an msolvent estate in Hartford
county Surely, in this case, "justicc was slow
but sure - Towsoatovn J0"ia0l
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Examiners Notice,

Charles S. Heck In the Circuit Court for
vs. Hartford County
Harriet Giles ct al. In Equity.
ORDERED, this 9th day of April, 1890 that the
~ sale made and reported by John s. Young and
George Y. Maynadier, trustees In the above enti-
tied cause be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
I'd day of May, 1850; provided, copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Hartford county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said I'D day of May
1880 ''
The report states the amount of sale to be $685.
.,u. A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk
True copy, Test:
ap3O A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk
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The best remedy in the world, for man on beast.
For sale at all stores and by the manufacturer,
Brooks Jones, Constitution, York Co, Pa.
mhln-lm
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Town FLECTIoN-Thc annual election for
Town Commissioners OF Bel Air took place on
Monday. The commissioners serve without pay,
and as the Office is merely one of honor and
trust, there was no anxiety in regard To the
election and no inducement TO solicit votes
Consequently the election was quiet one and
only 46 votes were polled. The commissioners
elected were those of last year, namely, Col
Ohio s. Lee, John f. Lingan, John r. Spicer,
John II. Bauer and A. Knoiler. The vote was
as follows: o. 8. Lee Al, John T. Spicer AZ
John +. Lingan 43, John II. Bauer 80, A. Knot:
Ter -, s. II. r. Bull rs, A. Wattenscheidt .,
John Clayman ., VIM. II. stagmer |, Charles l..
Dallam l, Isaac Amos g A. Preston Gilbert |.
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Land for Sale.

IL subscriber will sell Gl1 ACRES OF LAND,
Il lying on the Jarrettsville and Meredith's Ford
turnpike, one mile southwest of Jarrettsville; A.
acres cleared and under cultivation, the rest
thriving timber Well watorod and fenced
Terms easy. JAMES HOPE,
my Taylor, Hartford Co., Md
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NOTICE.

REING disengaged on Saturday afternoons ,
- VIII give lessons at private houses, in Bel Air
tons on the Piano, Organ, Violin and Guitar
Pianos tuned. Terms very low. Orders may be
Bel Air.
apa PRoF. V. SoKOL,
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A Ill PERSONS indebted to the undersigned for
"A taxes for the year 1879, are requested 10 make
immediate payment otherwise the payment OF
the same will be enforced by law.
Is. +. CRONIN,
Collector Of Taxes ID and 9th Districts.
my.-sts
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TsUHENE TIIUUINS, oVVTVINTy.
This testimonial is one of the most beautiful
specimens of ornamental penmanship we have
ever seen, and is suitably enclosed in hand
some gilt frame, "a by 2S inches in size 1t or
naments Col. Stump's office and will be cher
ished by him as one of his most valued possess
sions
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WOOL

HIGHEsT MARKET PRICES paid in cash for
Ill WOOL
GEO. W. LILY & CO.
my feTryman, Md
A tAhD.-A report having been circulated in
- tended to iniure me in my business thar |
had lailel 10 comply with an arrangement TO sell
out my Stage Line and STOCK this is TO say that
the failure was entirely on the part of the other
party IN not securing me for the purchase money
Tor SAID stock, &c. ! make this statement To con-
tradot the reports which hay e been put in circu-
lation.
my PETER CASEY
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A HANDSOME 1EsTTMoNIAI.-ilon. Herman
stump, President of the State Senate, received,
on Tuesday, an engrossed copy of the eloquent
remarks of Senator Steiner, at the close of the
session, appended To which is the following or
der, whic. was unanimously adopted:
Ordered, LIST, that the thanks of the Senate be
and they are hereby rendered TO Hon. Herman
Stump, the President, for the able faithful, dig
nicd and impartial performance of the arduons
duties of his office during the present session.
Second, that /. copy of this action of the Sem
ate, properly engrossed, be communicated by
the Secretary to the President
BY the Senate, April 18th, 1850. Adopted
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Normal School Examination.
To Farmers 3!

H. Having purchased very fine young
49, j "A 9 K
offer his services to those that would like 10 try
mule raising.
TERMS.-SlO for the season, to he 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, Il hands high,
heavy bodied, years DID, quiet and easily manag-
ed. j. p. MITCHELL
my Perrymansville, Hartford Co., Md.
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Altrstod, Ly order of the Lodge,
r. II. MEILOR, &. c.
l.. II. NICKOLSON, X. of as.
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To Bridge Contractors.
PROPOSALS will he received by the County
l commissioners Of Hartford county,
UpIO the 10Th day of MAY. 1850.
Bids TO close at l.. \

For plans and costs for building two foot
Bridges, one 1T or near Rockers Mill in the LIST
district with span of To feet, and one near Jar
rettSvllc in the 4th district with span of - feet
The approaches to each to be put in good travel
ing condition. The said bridges to be built i'm
good substantial manner and subject to inspection
before accepting same
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids made. BY order of the Board,
apo GEO. X. CAIRNES, Clerk
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MEDICAL. SOCIETY OF HARTFORD
WI COUNTY.-The next regular meeting of the
MEDICAL SOCIETY of Hartford county will be
held at the Grnngers Hotel, Bel Air, on TUES
DAY, MAY 18th, 1880, at II O'clock A. NJ. A full
attendance is desired, to decide upon alterations
in the constitution and other matters of import
ance W. STU MP FOR WOOD
ap3D Secretary.
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CARD,

NJ. l.. JARRETT, NJ. D., and g. f. CAIRNEs
NJ. d., have associated themselves together for the
practice OF Medicine, at JaTettsville Hartford Co,
Md. The services of both will he given where re
qnired, without additional charge ana