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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-04-15

ApPoINTMENT.-Uponth the recommendation of
Senator Stump, the State Cattle Weigher, Mr.
Samuel H. Robinson, has appointed Capt. Mar
tin T. Murphy, of Dublin district, to position
at the Cattle Scales
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Line Bridge.

The water has filled the canal, and boats are
now running, which adds new life and cheerful
ness to our little village.
Mr.. II. f. Dooley sold out his entire stock OF
store goods, at this place, on Thursday and
Friday, at public auction, with the intention,
we are Informed, of running n line Of goods for
the accommodation of boatmen.
The farmers of this locality are patiently
waiting for the ground to get in condition for
oats sowing.
A fire broke out in the clearing on the farm
of Mr.. o. c. Quincy, on Friday night, which
came near getting ont into the large woods near
by. The neighbors went to Mr.. Guiney's assis.
lance and after working until about two O'Clock
at night succeeded in quelling the flames, but
not until after several cords of wood were dam
aged.
The stock company of the new warehouse
at this place are progressing finely with their
work. They still have some shares to dispose
of, especially if they are worked out. They
seem 10 be something like Josh Billings on
gooseberres. He says If "he were to 20 into the
gooseberry business he would like to have u
partner and he would find the berries, while
the other fellow would find the sugar for half,
which, he would think, very good bargain
on his side" We wish the company success in
their enterprise as it is something long needed at
this place
Most of our tobacco raiscrs have their crops
on hand yet. Buyers seem TO be scarce in this
section. q. b. j.
Jarrettsyille.
On Thursday of last week Henry Holland, a
colored man in the employ of Mr.. Thomas H..
Nelson, fell from n load Of straw and was con-
siderably bruised. DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett rendered
tbs necessary medical aid
CoNyALEsCENT.
Rev. Thos NJ. Cathcart, of this place, who has
besn confined TO his room for week or more,
has sufficiently recovered TO be able TO attend to
his duties in his school,
BOLD RoBBERIEs.
On Sunday night last the store Of Mr.. Thomas
b. Jarrett, of this place. was entered and robbed
of about five dollars in small change and some
tobacco and coffee. Mr.. Jarrett was unable to
discover that anything else that had been taken.
The entrance was made by forcing one of the shut
tiers open with bar of iron. The same parties
forced an entrance into the pantry of Mrs. Julia
A. jarrett, but only took some food. They did
not seem to be in want Of anything but money
and something to eat. Whoever it was seemed
to be pretty well acquainted with the premises.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Rev. {. {. Cronin preached his first sermon In
the Asbury NJ. +. Church, ofths place. on Sun
day afternoon last, from list Cor. 2lst TO 23d
verses, inclusive. The sermon was well suited
to the occasion. In the evening the Rev. j. l..
Kilgore, of Stewartstown, Pa, preached in the
same church, from the 10th Psalm 5Sth to Goth
verses inclusive Una.
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JURY DE LuNArIco.--On Monday Sheriff
Morgan mmoned jury in the case of Abram
Arthur, supposed to be insane The jury, after
examining witnesses, decided that Arthur is
non con,pos mentis, and as he is without means
of support, recommended that he be sent to
hospital, at the expense of the county.
William Doggett, who is insane and at times
violent was taken into custody by the Sheriff
on Monday. A jury was summoned on Thurs
day, witnesses we've examined and verdict
found similar to that in the case Of Arthur.
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pEDIG Rec.
TERMS.
GHESIER,

~ Will stand on Monday afternoons and
<fWTA Tuesday mornings at Edward II. Prigg's
WX Hotel, Hickory. Wednesdays at james
AsCSeNe X. Taylors, Webster Z. o., on Hope
well and Havre de Grace road. Thursdays and
Friday mornings at the subscribers stable, near
Chenille. Saturdays at James s. Chenworth s
HOTEL Dublin.
Chester is magnificent bay fully 10 hands
high, nearly years old, very powerful of fine ac-
ton and prompt and rapid driver. He was rails
and has taken five first premiums at Hartford fairs.
Chester was sired by Young Corporal; g. sire Big
Corporal, the celebrated Percheron imported by
J. II. McHenry, Esq. Chester's dam was SPLEEN
did thorough bred Virginia mare; e. dam by
Prince George. Chester possesses all the quail
ties desirable for farmers in breeding horses,
namely, size, strength, style, action and speed.
TERMs.-$5 for single service. $40 for the sea-
son. $3.50 to insure, For fun particulars see
bills. j. q. BAYLESS, Owner
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Daniel Scott,
Executors of Ohio Scott, for Hartford County.
vs..

Mordecai Scarborough. In Equity.
NRDERED, this 18th day of April, 1881, that
~ the sale made and reported by Daniel Scott,
trustee, for the sale of the real estate mentioned
in the proceedings in the above entitled cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless CaNse to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the 9TH
day of May next; 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 9TH day of May
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
81, $50.
A. L. JARRETT, Clerk,
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1eighhnrlrnnd Delus.
Aberdeen.

DEATH OF GOOD CITIZEN
The funeral OF MIR. James G. Malcolm, one of
the most respected citizens of this county, took
place from the Presbyterian Church, last Sun
day. TWAS probably one of the largest funerals
ever seen here. The large church was filled to
Its utmost, and many could not get inside. The
services in the church were opened by Rev. j.
W. Steele who read the 735th hymn, "Asleep in
Jesus! Blessed sleep"' Rev II. n. McNemur
then read the Goth Psalm, and was followed by
Rev. j. II. Marsh, who read a portion of the 18th
chapter of LIST Corinthians. Rev. w. ii. Chap
man. OF Baltimore, friend of the family paid
touching tribute to the life and character of
the deceased, and Rev. Geo. Morrison, closed
with prayer The deceased had long been
membe Of Garrettson NJ E. Church Hon.
Murray Vandiver and Others, Il delegation of
Free Masons from liavre de Grace, acted us pail
bearers The funeral service from the masonic
ritual was read at the grave.
GOOD ROAD MENDISG.
Mr.. George d. Auruuson, supervisor Of the
public road icadhgt from Aberdeen to Perry man,
has completed II most excellent job of repairing
on the same. Supervisors from other parts
would do well 10 Take look at this model
Mr.. AarOnsol used the scraper purchased for
the county by Mr.. Jus. II. Chesney last year.
The work far exceeds that done last year,
Is done ~ better manner and at one-third the
cost "A word to the wise," &c.
CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS
Mr.. JAS. X. Chesney has rented his wheel.
wright shop 10 Mr.. Thomas Cain, and hereafter
Will devote his time to farming, and remain
faithful in the discharge of his duties as County
Commissioner.
Mr.. Morgan Mitchell is building fine house
near the "Short Lane crossing"
Mr.. Jas. b. Baker is building two tenement
houses near the Presbyterian church.
The Southern Methodists are DESTROYS of sell
ing their parsonage property, and buying more
eligible home for their pastor. NIAToR.
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This is TO GIVE NOrICE-rHAr TILE

THIS IN To GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
i subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd lcttoN OF admins
ton on the personal estate of
JOSHUA II. PALMER
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
of,
On or before lie l2M day Of ApyiL, 1882,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of April 1881.
WALTER NJ. II. PALMER,
apl5-6tf Administrator.
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"A party Of masked men on Sunday rode into
Toledo, Ark One.half surrounded the court
house while the others entered the treasury,
blew open the safe and stole from IS 900 TO
$4,000. They oil escaped.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. j. A. Hunter, formerly chief
engineer of the Baltimore and Delta Railway,
but now in the engineer department of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad, was in Bel Air on q
visit, last week Mr.. Hunter is stationed at
Grafton, West Virginia.
j Page Wingiield, son of Bishop Wingfleld,
of Northern California, graduated with the
highest honors, at st. Augustinc's College, BENZ
cia, California, and has entered the junior class
at the University Of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.
Mr.. Wingileld was formerly pupil at the Bel
Air Academy.
DIR. Francis Butler, of Westminster, Md,
arrived at the Changers Hotel, Bel Air, on Tues
day. He is on visit TO his brother, Col Gle
ment Butler, who is very i'll, at the residence of
his son-in-law, Mr.. VIM. II. Roberts, near Cler-
mont Mills.
Mr.. Joshua Whitaker has removed from his
farm near Cooptown to Delta, York county. for
the purpose of engaging in the mercantile bust
ness
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Havre de Grace.

FISHING.
Mcssrs. Osmond X Co., A. f. Brown Il Co,
and Michael and Cronin have moored their fish.
ing floats at their usual places on the fats aid
intend 10 commence hauling this week. The
old fishermen anticipate prosperous season.
RUMoRED EXCHANGE.
II is rumored that d. NJ. Boyd, Esq, of the
coal firm of lliles, BoydS Co., intends to retire
from the same, and remove from ths city to his
large farm in Pennsylvania, and that Ex-Mayor
j. Thompson Frezc will purchase his mansion
on Washington street.
APPOINTMENT
Mrs. Amelia j. Rowland, formerly of this city,
and of late years Washington correspondent for
several newspapers, has received an appoint.
ment as copyist in the Pension Office at Wash.
ington.
DEATH OF A VALUABLE HORSE.
While D. NJ. Boyd, Esq, was out driving, last
Saturday, his valuable horse dropped dead, near
Darlington station-supposed TO have been
caused by blind staggers.
Personal.
Capt Moses Galloway, superintendent OF the
p, w. u b. railroad bridge, at this junction, is
lying seriously i'll, at his residence.
Samuel r. Barnes, of this city, has accepted a
position as conductor on the "White Line
street cars, in Baltimore.
DRAMATIC.
The Havre Dramatic Association are rehears-
ing play called "Wanted, Cook" prepare
tory for grand performance, to be given in the
City Hall at an early date ONeils orchestra
will furnish the music.
SCRAPS.
A grand ball is in preparation for the 2lst.
Fresh shad and herring are in the markets.
JAS. l.. Burke has purchased the schooner
Young America, and will have her thoroughly
renovated for the transportation of grain.
The principal streets are being covered with
oyster shells. Boardwalk mending is now in
order. DON PEDRO.
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SALES OF LAND. =. and {. l.. Dallam, real
estate agents, sold at public sale, at the Court
House door, on Saturday last, handsome little
farm of Is acres, with excellent Improvements,
situated near Smiths Mill, on Deer Creek, and
belonging TO }. Z. Michael, Esq, OF Baltimore,
to VIM. II. Michael, of Hartford county, for
$3.50 j. s. Richardson, auctioneer.
On the same day and at the same place, j, s.
Richardson, auctioneer, sold for Henry W. Ar
cher, Jr., trustee, farm of l95 acres of land,
situated near McComas's Cross Roads, to Miss
Mary E. Amos, for 81 $50,
Mr.. Charles l.. Dallam has re-sod the house
and half acre of ground, on Broadway, Bel Air,
recently purchased by him from j. NJ. Street,,
Esq, trustee, to James Russell, for 1926. This
property formerly belonged to James Carroll,
deceased.
Daniel Scott, ESQ, as trustee, has sold at
private sale to Mordecai Scarborough aud Others,
for 81 $50 farm of - acres, situated on the road
from Mill Green to Dublin, and belonging TO the
estate of the late A. w. Scarborough, deceased.
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FORSHERlFF.-Pleas announce THOMAS
b. JARRETT, of Marshalrs District, as candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to nomination by the
Democratic party. apis
DOR SHERIFF.-Please announce w. OIL
Il YER HUGHES, of the I'd district, as a candi-
date for Sheriff, subject to nomination by the
Democratic party. APPS
CORN DRILLS.-Hunt's Corn Drills-the
best made-for sale by E. ALLEN,
l5aplm Stafford, Md
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Special religious services will be held in the
Abingdon NJ p. Church, beginning Sunday eve
ming next, and continuing nightly, except Mon
day evening. the 18th.
The First Quarterly Meeting of the NJ E.
Church for Hartford Circuit, will be held mt Rel
Preaching by Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, Presiding
Elder. sap2t
The Rev. &. A. Jones will preach next Sunday
at Gunpowder NJ. l.. Church. ut 10. 30 A. NJ, and ut
Abingdon at p. NJ. Subject, "rhe Resurrection
of Christ
The first quarterly meeting for East Hartford
Circuit Southern Methodist Church. will be held
next Sunday. Love feast at ~ and preaching at
IL A. NJ, Mt Aberdeen. Preaching at Perryman
AT * L. NJ, by Rev Samuel REGISTER, ID. u. j.
w. Steele, Pastor.
The first quarterly meering for West Hartford
Circuit, NJ. f. Church South, will be held at Jar
rcttiville, on Saturday and Sunday April g}d and
24th. Preaching by the Rev. DR.. Regester, Pre-
siding Elder. Sunday services at l0% A. NJ, and
~ 4. NJ l5np2t
For severe and aggravated cough, accom-
panied by a sore chest, ! have used DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup with the most satisfactory results,
obtaining as did speedy relief. JOHN GLOVER,
Portsmouth, Va.
f. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air, Md, is pleased to in
form his patrons that he has secured stock of
Throat and Lung Trouble that has been working
such wonderful cures in other sections IL Is
worth a trial. Price 90 cents. oot2q- l4t-e cow
MARRIED,
Ford April q, at Bush NJ. E.
Church, by Rev. &. A. Jones, Mr., HARRY o.
FORD to Miss MARY II. JACKSON, both of
Hartford Co., Md.
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The fast and splendid Trotting Stallion
MARSHAL NEY

The fast and splendid TrOtting Stallion
MARSHAL NEY
- viii make season, beginning April H.
SEAA and ending July I'd, 1881, at the follow
VIZ ling places:
-SACSAAp On Mondays and Tuesdays at Mackin-
sons Hotel, Ghurchville: on the remaining days
Of the week At the owners stable, Bel Air.
DESCRIPTION.
Marshal Ney is years old, is very handsome
mahogany bay, of fine size, with jet black points
and long flowing tail. He has never been trained
for speed, but can show2 $50. His action, like that
even us machinery. He is, without doubt, the
best horse that will stand in Hartford county this
season. In temper and disposition he is fautless
full of fire and genteness-u free, bold fearless
driver. Representing the best trotting and run
ming families he responds fully TO his high breed
ing.
His capacity to produce fine colts has been fully
proven while in the hands of his former owner,
VIM. Fell johnson, ESQ, of Baltimore county.
PEDIGREE.
Marshal Ney was sired by L. C. Jockeys Mar
shal Ney; he by Mambrno Pilot, out of Lady
Watemyer.
Young Marshal Neys dam was Stella, by Sher-
man Morgan ont of mare sired by Dutchman.
$50 for the season, payable ut the expiration of
the season. Mares not proving with foal may be
returned the following season free of charge. All
accidents 10 mares ut the owners risk.
JOHN II. BAUER,
apis Agent for Henry Fulford, Owner
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Nj A IL RED,

FORD-JACKSON.- April q, at Bush NJ E.
Church, by Rev. C. A. Jones, Mr. HARRY o.
FORD to Miss MARY H. JACKSON, both OF
Hartford Co.. Md
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VNHIS IN To GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
i subscriber has obtained from tho Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters testamenta-
ny on the personal estate of
BENJAMIN ORSBURN,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
On or before The 5h day Of april. 1882.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand aud seal thiS 5th day of
April, 1881.
JOHN II. oRSBURN,
sapet Executor.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

To WIT:
Three Work and Driving Horses, Cows, Shoats,
light four horse Farm Wagon, OK Cart | Hay
Carriage, Wheat Drill, Corn Drill, Mower, 1
Horse Rake, Roller, Corn Shelter, Grain Fan, Har-
rows Flows, Cutivaturs and quantity of other
Farming implements, lot Oak Lumber. One half
interest in 20 acres of Wheat in the ground, on
the farm occupied by Parker Forwood, near
Smiths Mill and one half interest in IA acres of
Wheat in the ground ON the farm on which the
deceased resided, together with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including Beds Bedding, Cooking Stove and Fix
lures Chairs, Tables and variety of other arti.
cleS.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums of 500 and under ash on day Of sale /;
on sums over that amount Il credit of six months
viii be given, purchasers to give their notes,
bearing interest from day of sale. with approved
security-payable at the Old Town Bank, Balti-.
more. JOHN LOCHARY,
apis Executor.
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Out of Door sports.
BASE BALL

Yesterdays game between the Nationals and
Metropoiitaps was not very good one. There
was plenty OF enthusiasm. The boys just
howled. The Metropolitans won the day by
10 10 S. Games elsewhere yesterday: AT Buf-
falo-Troys g. Buffalos 3; at Pniiadeiphia-Ath-
| letics G. AtlanticS 5; at Cieveiand-CleVeiand5 S.
worcester 3: at Chicago-Chicago 12. Provi-
dence 5: al Detr1it-Detroits e. Bostons 2.
THE SHOOTING AT BKNNIlGs YESTERDAY
was for the seventh weekly subscription match,
seven shots, geo yards of-hand The following
were the scores: Original enUTies-ar. Laurit-
zen IS. Lieut. Miller 27, Serg't Conpor ia artfi-
ler3 q. Beall 2, Laird 27, Cash &c, Woodbridge
&c, Duffy 25, Sample "a, Lantz %, oyster %,
Lytle %, Harrison 22, Fraser 2i, Abner %.
Clarke 20, La Hayne 16, Atkinson 30 Keech Z.
Ball 2, Brewer o. re-entrfes-Miller 20 Laird %.
sampe s. nasen 6ay q = Fsssr hsa
oyster "a. Besll %. Clarke 81. Woo fridge 20.
La Hayne IS. Atkinson IL, Lytle IL. al 4.
THE RACING AT PIMIIoo YESTERDAY
was unusually good. The first race-a selling
race for all ages. u mlles-wss won by Bellona
Ia l:ss over bard fight; Nagrant second, and
New York W weekly third. The home bred stakes,
! mile, for foals OF 1878, was won by Crtckmore
Jack Of Hearts third. the third race, a free
aap6icap stake, miles, was won by War
Held; ventriloquist second. krupp Gun third;
time, 2:3S24. FeTida won the fourth race-two-
mile heats for al ages-in two straight heats;
time, 3:31 q. 3:3SA. Outcast ran Ferida well. A
sieeplechase closed the dsy'ssport. It was won
by Frank Short; Joe Hunt second, and rurfman
third.
SPORTING NOTES.
IL the rife tournament at Milwaukee,. Wis,
Wednesday. between teams from Milwaukee,
Chicago and Minneapolis, at 500, 900 and l.0e9
yards, the Milwaukee team won with q score or
1,2l6 points TO Minneapolis !, ,l53 and Chicago
1.122. AT $50 yards the Milwaukee team made
4l9 cut OF a possible 45o-a score SAID 20 beat
the best on record.
John Raines, the champion runner, and Geo.
Irvine Will leave ottawa Canada. for the
United States this week, and will take part in
q pedestrian contest at Gilmore's Garden.
New York. where they Will run uen-mile race
against two EngAshmen named Price and STRAIT
ton.
The cricket match near philadelphia yester-
DAY between the Merton and tue Longwoo
Clu0 OF Boston was won by the Merton, with an
inning and 81 runs to spare.
The winners IN the Belmont Park trott1ng
tuckian and Belle Oakley. Best time 2'244, for
the latter.
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District Government Affairs

The Commissioners have issued an order that
10 cases where property has been sold tor nom
pay ment OF any special assessment the Chief
OF ehe special assessment division Is directed 20
enter upon the records OF hts Office SUCH
accouht satisfied by sale."
~ would pe Well for taxpayers no. 70 forget
I snae aiier the first OF June an additional peu-
say any M oi Two per cent win be charged on their
laS oiiIs ana that the time is growing short IN
which they can avoid this penalty Monday
next Is holioay and the ofioe will os closed
on that day, limiting the time still shorter in
when 10 settle w '-
FOUR kND-AHALF STREET TO RE Pawn
lestelday Dr Z. Riley AMI NJ George
Bauer, representing the property owners on az
street southwest, waited on the District Com
missicners 10 complain about the into!erahle
nuisance caused by the attempt 70 sweep that
street. 2 his has been one OF the worst streets
In the city FOR dust aud mud. Last year the
District authorities attempted 10 allsy the
nuisance during the hot weather by sorinktng,
put IL was Ike throwing money into the gut
ters. The Commissioners referred this delega-
tlon 10 Lieut.. Greene, who stated that this
would he one OF the first streets 10 be paved
this year with granite blocks, and as soon as
tnere arrived sufficient number or blocks
sIter July lst they would set about paving,
commenUing at Maryland avenue and going as
lar as ii street this year. liz would have 20 be
cone by snnual installments. and probably
next ear they would go through the fun length.
sno In the meantime watering woald be kept
up on the dusty portions or IL. THIS was good
news 10 The deleSauon, who went away salts
ned with what they had been told.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
TIE District Commissioners nave approved
the issue OF liquor licenses 10 j. NJ johnson.
4o4 9Th street northwest, ana A. n. Bradt.
Canal. between Lingan ana Fayette streets
Richard Robb. from 10th street northwest TO
Gieseoro Point