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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-05-20
REPORT
OF THE
GRAND J URY
MAY TERN, 1881.
MAY TERM, 1881.

To Hon. James d. Waters,
Associate Judge Third Judicial District of Md.
The Grand Jury for the May Term of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, in the year 1881, re-
spectfully report to your Honor that they have
finished all the business brought before them, and
respectfully ask to be discharged. During their
session of six days they examined sixty witnesses
and found thirteen true bills, none of them, we
are gratied to state for any serious infracion of
the law.
We also visited the Jail and found therein one
white man serving out sentence; one colored
man, indicted in FEBRUARY, 1881, awaiting trial /;
four white men, indicted for larceny; three COL
ored men, for larceny; one white man indicted
for an assault; one colored man, for disturbing
public worship; one colored man for assault The
building is in as good condition as 1t is possible to
keep one so badly constructed.
We did not visit the Almshouse for the reason
that that institution, we are informed Is regular
ly visited and inspected by the County Commits
sioners, who have charge of 1t and who are direct
ly responsible to the taxpayers and the communi-
ty at large for the manner in which the farm,
buildings and inmates are managed.
We agree with your Honor that the custom of
visiting the Almshouse Is one that Ia more honor
ed In the breach than In the observance
We would also call your Honor's attention to
the necessity that exists for desk In the Grand
Jury room in which papers appertaining to cases
under consideration might be safely kept
We thank your Honor, the States Attorney and
other officers of the Court for the courtesy and
consideration shown TO us during our deliberations
as well as for valuable assistance rendered to us
In the discharge of our duty.
my20 b. II. HANSON, JR., Foreman.
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Last Thursday the u s. Senate confirmed
the nomination of Hon. Stanley Matthews,
of Ohio, as associate justice of the supreme
court. Mr.. Matthew's ability is unquestoned,
but he should not have been confirmed He
was one of General Grants visiting states
men, who helped'to steal the electoral vote of
Louisiana from Tilden in 1876, and has been
known as an INSCRIPTIONS promoter of every
scheme set on foot by the gigantic corpora
tions of the country TO enrich themselves at
the expense of the public To their credit it
may be said that Senators Groome and
German voted against his confirmation
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GOOD TEMPLARs-The following have been
elected officers of Falston Lodge, No. 10, l. o.
q. T.:
W. G. T., James Waters; w. V. r., =. NJ.
Keith; W. X: s., Miss Alice Dickey; W. F. s.,
Ghas: Davis; w. T., Jennie Stauffer; w. c., s..
H. Montague; W. NJ, Chas. Pentz; w. l. g.,
z. T., d. s. PAIGE w. r. H. s., Miss Maggie
Rogers; w. l.. Fl. s., Miss Annie Waters; W.
A. g., William Thompson; w. D. NJ, Miss
Belle Spicer.
AT a recent meeting of Upper Cross Roads
Lodge, No. III the following were elected:
P: W. G. T., Joseph A. Tolcy; w. q. T.,
H. l.. Thompson; W. V. r., j. B. Englc; w. r.
s., Lydia s. Pyle; w. f. g., Harry McHenry ;
w T., Eliza Divers; w. C., Samuel W. James !;
". NJ, Howard Pyle; W. /. g., Samuel b.
James; W. o. g., George Emory Pyle.
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This Iyceum met on Friday evening", May 18Th.
The exercises consisted threading, decamations,
dialogues and debates The dialogue entitled
"a Ghost in the Backwoods,' was quite anus
ing The characters were j. II. Preston, Thorn
as Preston and Charles Wagner. A challenge
debate followed, on the question: (which
had more right to complain at the hands Of the
whitcs--thc Indian or the Negroy" Afiirma-
tive-Augustus Phypher and VIM. Stevens
Negatiye-Ira George and Gilbert Moulsdae.
Judgcs-D. Everett, j. T. Norris and another
gentleman, unknown to the writer. Decision
in favor of the affirmative. The lyceum then
adjourned until next autumn. AT that time n
challenge debate will take place between j. I.
Norris and VIM. Stevens for the affirmative, and
George Gay and Gilbert Moulsdale for the mega
tive, on the question: (Which affords the
greater men-the present or the past?
j II N
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Hayre de Grace.

The scarcity of fish has compelled our haulers
to cut out. Shad are quoted at S14 to Is per
100; Lcrriug at 81 TO So per 1000.
The Georgia MINISTRIES performed to crowded
house on Saturday night last.
Mr.. j. Lawrence Finnan has been appointed
on the U. s. Fish Commission. Messrs. George
Moore and William Frezc have been ordered to
Washington, in service of the same. Messrs.
D. Y. Burke and Fred. Rcasin, lately appointed,
have resigned.
Ifpresent indications hold good the sixth dis
trict will have nominee for sheriff in the near
future Messrs Z. j. Dugan, George Boyd and
Henry Foster are aspirants for Register of Vo-
ters
Owing to the scarcity of vessels shipments of
coal have been light this week. Eco.
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AN INTERESTING INSURANCE CAsE,-The case
of "Miller Lodge, |. o. o. F., of Easton, VS..
the Mutual Fire Insurance. Company of Cecil
county," removed from Cecil county, was tried
in the Circuit Court of this county during the
past week, and resulted in verdict in favor Of
the plaintiff for the full amount claimed name
ly 81, 405. The defence was based upon the al
legged failure of the plaintiff to pay the annual
interest on its premium note at the time speci-
fled in its policy, and also upon the alleged fail
ure of the plaintiff to notify the defendant of
the loss within the time limited in the charter
and bylaws of the company. The court, Judge
Waters on the bench, instructed the jury that
according to the true construction of the char
ter of the company the plaintiff was not in de-
fault for the non-payment of the interest
on its premium note, unless the company had
notified the plaintiff what amount it would be
required to pay. The court also instructed the
Jury that if it should find certain facts to be
true it might find from them that the company
had waived the notice of the loss as required by
the charter and bylaws. The defendant sub
mitted to have the verdict of the jury rendered
under the instructions of the court, without
argument 1t is understood the case will be
taken to the court of appeals. Messrs. Bernard
Carter, of the Baltimore bar, Henry ID. Farnan-
dis and w. q. Scott represented the Lodge, and
Messrs VIM. j. Jones, of Cecil, and Henry w.
Archer, appeared for the Insurance Company.
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Secretary Window, of the Treasury De-
partment, has done good thing by having
the six per cent, bonds replaced by bonds
bearing 81 per cent. interest. The facility
with which he accomplished this illustrates
the wisdom of the Democratic Congress in
insisting upon reducing the rate of interest
on the national debt to 3 per cent. Every
one is now convinced that the bonds would
have been taken at that rate, but the nation
nj banks were successful in persuading
Hayes to veto the measure They only con-
sented to take 81 per cent because the Secre.
tary threatened to pay off the six per cent
bonds if they refused. He is about to try the
same process with the 5 per cent bonds and
will probably be as successful as in the other
case Secretary Window might have done
better still by refunding the debt at 3 per
cent, since the bond holders were perfectly
willing to take that rather than have their
money returned to them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-05-20

JUDGMENTS IN RAILROAD CAsEs.-In the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county, on Monday,
judgments were entered in favor of the Balti-
more and Delta Railway against the following
named persons, for default in the payment of
subscriptions to the capital stock of said com
pany: John Arthur, Ogden j. Evans, Joshua
Gwynn, James +. lIagan, John q. lIenkle, John
w. Jenkins, Edward F. Jenkins, James Noonan,
Edward Reese ~ Son, Andrew Sims, Thomas
H. Witte and Frederick j. Hender
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MARYLAND CITIES AND TowNs.-A bulletin
just issued from the census bureau gives the
following as the population of the cities and
and towns named in the State of Maryland :.
Cumberland, 10,693; Frederick, $3.50; Annapo-
lis 6,642; Hagerstown, 6,627; Waverly, Balti-
more county, 3, 100; Westminster, 3,341 Eas-
ton, S,005 Hampden, Baltimore county, 1862 !;
Hayre de Grace, 2,Sl6; Salisbury, 2,S51; Ches-
tertown, 1853; Cambridge, 2,262; Homecoming,
Allegany county 2,l47; Port Deposit, 1850 ;
Gainesville, LIE; MiIlington, Baltimore coun-
ty, 162S; Wiliamsport, 1903; Westernport,
1,4GS; P0comoke City, 1,425; Chesapeake CITY,
1,4O2; Huntington, Baltimore county 1895
Towsontown, 1916; Snow Hill 1,21G; Shurps-
burg, ,260; Queenstown, 1,2l7; Laurel, ,206
Cenlrevile 1,196; st. MichaeI's LIB; Berlin
1 nhS
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The river is nearly down to low water mark.
1t was high for long time, which gave the tim
Der men fine chance to get their timber down.
About 800 RATS have been driven down from
Peach Bottom to Port Deposit. Each one con-
tanned about 10000 feet of white pine, hcmUck
or white oak timber.
Our new warehouse IL nearing completion.
Mr.. o. &. Quincy, of this place, recently caught
about eighteen lbs. of the finest black bass we
have ever seen. Some of them weighed IL lbs.
apiece q. Is. j.
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LLOWAY-COOKE.-- Philadelphia, on
May 10th, by Rev. Thomas C. Murphy, ALBERT
s. HOLLOWAY, of Hartford county, to Miss ABB
BE COOK, of Lancaster county, Pa.
Oxford Press please copy.
DEAVER-ROE.-At Hartford Avenue NJ. f
Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday April 9TH, 1891,
by Rev. j. j. q. Webster, RICHARD T. DEA-
YER, ofliarford county, 10 Miss IDA K. ROE,
Of Baltimore city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. the morning of
the 18th of May, 1881, in the Falston Presby-
terrain Church, by the Rev. +. d. Finncy, Mr.
j. ROBERT DENBOW and Miss EMMA ROD
GERS, both of Hartford Co., Md.
TAYLOR-.ACKERMA Michacls-
willie, Hartford Co, Md. on the 18th Instant, by
Rev John II. Marsh, HENRY l.. TAYLOR Of
this county, to Miss CLARA b. ACKERMAN,
of Oneida Co., New York.
PYLE-BIRD.-At the NJ f. Parsonage,
Dublin, on the evening of May 18th, JAMES
PYLE to Miss ANNIE BIRD, both of Darling
ton, Hartford county
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-Intimations come from Washington that
the investigation ofthe Star mail route rob
berries win be allowed to languish by Presi-
dent Garfield, for the reason that SO many
persons high in official position ire involved
in the fraudulent transactions. 1t reminds
us very much of the case of the man who
was tried for stealing a hog. The evidence
was strong and conclusive against him, but
notwithstanding, to the surprise OF his coun-
sci and the court the jury acquitted him.
Upon being asked by his legal defender if he
could account for the verdict mot guilty."
he coolly replied: ITS not at all strange,
every one of those fellows had piece of that
hog"
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The greatest known remedy for Coughs, Throa
and Lung Trouble II requires only u fairtrial to
convince one of its efficacy. Free from morphia
or any other anOdyne Price 30 cents.
The undersigned and numerous Others cheerful
ly recommend the above:
Rev. a. T.. Gibson. NJ D., Rev. u. II. Carroll,
Rev. w. S. Edwards, ID. D.. Rev. j. J. q. Webster
Rev. Job A. Price Rev. VIM. NJ. Osborn, Rev. j.
II. NJ. Lennon, Rev. s. A. Wilson. Rev r. w.
Black, Rev. A. s. Hank, Rev. L.. ID. Herring. Rev.
f. w. Crowl, Rev u. Henderson, all of Ralti-
more, Md.
Rev. A. Foster and Rev. George v Lrcch, of
Washington, ID. G..
Rev. James Gamble, Hagcrstown, Md.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MIssIoN.-Bishop
Pinkney will hold mission, next week, IN En-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church, Bel Air
Rev. Jas. b. Craighill, rector. The mission will
begin on Tuesday evening, May 24.h, and will
continue for several days. The Bishop will be
assisted by ministers from Baltimore city and
elsewhere. Several services will be held each
day, and brief practical addresses will be made
The exercises will no doubt be interesting, in
and profitable.
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File Person, aged II years, living in New
York, on Tuesday shot and killed herself with
pistol. Sums ofmoncy had several times been
stolen from the house and her fithcr suspected
that it had beer taken by member Of the fami-
ly. The child before dying said she shot her
self because her father had accused her of steal
ing the money. detective had been sent for,
to trace out the robbery, and it is consider
ed probable that the girl Ellie, feared arrest,
and shot herself
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AN exhaustive paper has been prepared
by the Department of State, for circulation in
Europe, showing that the American pig is
the healthiest porker in the wourld and that
the allcgationsofi jealous European hog raisers
that the mortal remains of hogs who have
fallen victims to hog cholera in this country
are converted into lard are base ISLANDERS.
Henceforth we expect to hear no more about
the unhealthiness Of American swine
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A GRACIOUS RAIN.-After a protmcted dry
spell, which was beginning to tell with serious
effect upon vegetation, it began to rain, on
Wednesday afternoon, and continued, with short
intermissions, throughout Wednesday night and
Thursday. 1t came down gently, so that the
thirsty earth was enabled to take it all in. Its
value to gardens and growing field crops can
not be estimated
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The Assize Court at lelbronn, in Wurtem.
berg, had lately before it case which is proba-
bly, unique In criminal annals. A lnhorer who
was laid up with broken ley, was charged
with cmbezzlement, and was summoned To APP
pear before the Experimentation Overwhelmed
with the disgrace, perhaps unable to cXculpatc
himself, he ordered his sou To hang him. The
son, who also was a laborcr, obeyed his fathers
wish, and carried him to the house loft where
he hung him effectively from one of the beams.
The court sentenced the son to Imprisonment
for three years and nine months.
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The L. $. Senate on Wednesday con
iirmed, almost unanimously the nomination
of VIM. ii. Robertson as collector of the
port of New York. The influence attached
to this position in shaping political affairs in
the State of New York is paramount, and as
Judge Robertson is keen politician it is not
likely that he will hesitate to use every ad-
vantage he may haye to prevent the re cleo
ton of Conkling and Plat to the Senate
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THE AFRICAN NJ. P. CONFERENCE, which met
at Cross Keys, Baltimore county, this week, APP
pointed Rev. H. Roberts to the Hartford county
mission, and Rev. Mr.. Manly to the Havre de
Grace mission
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High Point Store
r. W. OURR Y

NEW STOCK OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
IN STRAW HATS, SUMMER CASSIMERES,
Ready-Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes and CATERS
for anybody and everybody, together with full
stock of
Choice Groceries, Notions, Pillow Cast
ings and other Hardware,
Choice Tobacco, Segars, &c. Prices marked down
very low. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and highest prices allowed. my20
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one night last week 10 the Jail of Calvert county,
but the fire was discovered in time to prevent
much damnge.
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CTATE SENATE.-Inr. Editor As the time
- is fast approaching for the selection of sulta-
BILE candidates to represent this county in the
next General Assembly of Maryland, it would be
well that the attention of the Democracy of Har-
ford should be called to an early consideration Of
the question: who the candidates should be? First
for the State Senate. That he should be man of
undoubted integrity, business habits, intelligence
and sobriety, no one can deny; and the friends of
the Hon. FRANKLIN WHITAKER, in present.
ing his name to the Democrats of Hartford for
nomination as a candidate for State Senator feel
confident that none can question his possessing
the above attributes to the fullest extent In his
hands this important trust would be faithfully
discharged Public interests would not be allow
cd to suffer through consideration for those of a
private character. All needed reforms would be
supported, and proper economy in the admins
tration Of tho State government would be main
tained In word, his efforts would be solely di-
rected to the PUBLIC GOOD.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT A SLATE QUARRY. Last
Friday, May 18Th, at the quarry of Messrs.
Thomas W. Jones u Co., near Delta, while
George Hooper, William Morris and Others were
preparing blast, it exploded premaiurely, in
stantly killing Mr.. Hooper and woundng Mr..
Morris perhaps fatally.
Several other workmen who were near the
place were also slightly burned by the explosion.
key ofpowder stood near by, but fortunately
it did not ignite. Justice John o. Stearns
summoned a jury of inquest, consisting of John
Parry, Sr., foreman; John Parry, Jr., Thomas
Hughes, VIM. H. Williams, Matthew Norris,
John 7. Hughes, John Owens, VIM, w. Thomas,
John NJ. Roberts, II. II. Hughes, David James
and b. F. Singleton, who rendered verdict in
accordance with the facts as above related.
MIR. Hooper was unmarried. Mr. Morris was
still alive, on Wednesday, but it is not thought
that he can recover. The sight of one of his
eyes is entirely gone, and it is probably that he
will also lose the other. Mr. Morris has Il wife
and family.
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A. NJ. E. CHURCH APPoINTMENTs.-T
Maryland Conference of the African NJ. F.
Church, in session at Easton, this week, made
the following among other appointments
Havre dc Grace-W. II. Chambers; Port De-
posit-J. F. Lane; Darlngton-Arthur Jones.
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FAIRCHILD.-At the residence of H. f.
Willis, Noroton, Conn, March 10th, of pneu-
monia, Mrs. SARAH NJ. FAIRCHILD, formerly
of Churchville, Hartford county, Md.
SNOW.-On the 9th inst, ESTELLE r., be.
loved wife of VIM. j. Snow, and only daughter
of DR.. j. Faris Moore, of Baltimore.
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DEATH OF A PHYsICIAN.-Dr. John Tredick,
we'll known physician of Perrymansville, died
on Tuesday afternoon, after very short Illness
ofcramp cholic. Last Saturday afternoon whilst
driving along the road near Aberdeen, finding
himself unable to reach home he went into the
house of William Stansbury, colored man, and
asked permission to lie down. lie was made as
comfortable as possible, and Drs Chapman and
Kennedy were sent for and Dr. Michael, of Balti-
more, was also with.him. Remedies were admin
istered to relieve him, but he suffered intensely
during Saturday night and Sunday morning.
lie grew better on Monday, but was too i'll to
be removed home
On Tuesday he became worse and death ensued
on Wednesday evening. His indisposition is sup
posed to have been caused by eating canned
crabs for his dinner on Saturday. He was 80
years of age, and leaves a wife and five children.
DIR. Tredick came to this county from New
Hampshire number years ago, and had built
up large practice. He was highly esteemed
and his loss will be seriously felt in the neigh
borhOod
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FIRE FROM PIPE SMoKING.-On Monday af
ternoon two ricks of straw, belonging to Mr.
d. Lee Norris, near wilma, were destroyed by
fire, which originated from aspark out of pipe
that one of his colored men was smoking.
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THIS ~ To GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
L subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters testamenta-
ry on the personal estate of
PHEDE A. NJ. COATES,
late of Pennsylvania, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified to
exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers thereof
On or before Tie 1871 day Of May, 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 and seal this 10Th day of
May, 1881
NATHAN /. PYLE,
20my6t4 Executor
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NOTICE.-Al persons are hereby forewarned
~ against employing or harboring my son,
Robert Sellers, against my consent, he being Il
minor.
myl3 ROBERT b. SELLERS.
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NOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES-
Il Please announce j. MARTIN MCEABB. of
the Firth District, as candidate for the legisla-
ture, subject to nomination of the Democratic
purity. my2Ot
NOR THE Please an
Il nounce DIR. SILAS SCARBORO, as a candi-
date for the Legislature, subject to nomination by
the Democratic party. Bmy
A CARD.-Mr. Editor: At the earnest solicit
n talion OF my many friends have consented
to become candidate for the next House of Del
egates from the Third Election District of lar-
ford county, subject to the decision of the Demo
/ cratic Primary Election Being in favor of
retronchmcnt and reform in the ranks of the
Smd W VII sSe to pF chn1 %
principles of the Democratic party, yet | shall
advocate and vote for only such wise Laws us
people pledge myself, If elected, to endeavor
to serve my constituents faithfully and to the
my6 " GEORGE w. RICHARDSON.
Il Please announce DAVID WILEY, of the 4th
district as II candidate for the House of Delegates
subject to nomination by the Democratic party.
NOR SHERIFF.-Please announce q GORGE
II i. WALKER, of the Second District, as a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to nomination by
the Democratic party. my18
DOR SHEREFF.-Please announce H. II.
Il BRADFORD, of the Second District, as a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to nomination b.
the Democratic party. ap29
LNORSHEREFF.-Plcas announce THOMAS
Il Is. JARRETT, of Marshall's District, as II can
didate for Sheriff, subject to nomination by the
Democratic party. ap5
DOR SluERKFF.-Plcase announce WILL
Il LIAM Il. WHITEFORD, of Marshas Dis
trict, AS n candidate for Sheriff subject to nom-
nation by the Democratic party. ape
DOR SIIERIFF.-Please announce r. s. Nc
II MUTT, of the 9Th district. ms n candidate for
Sheriff, subject to nomination by the Democratic
party
DOR SIIERIFF.-Pcasc 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
DOR COUNTY COMMISSs0NER.-
Il announce DAVID Il. WILSON, of the Fifth
District, as Il candidate for County Commission
| or, subject to nomination by the Democratic
party. myl3
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I OST.-From the subscribers field, near Falls
II ton, Sunday night last, one Sorrc Horse.
with one fore-leg clipped between the hoof and
knee and tail squared also one Black Horse, with
white nose and rubbed tail-both in good condi-
tiOn and about seven years old. A liberal reward
will be paid for their return to
GARRETT AMOSS,
my2O8t Fallston.
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DOOFING SLATE.-Of first and second quail
III tiles at lower prices than they can now he had
at the quarries L. NJ. ALLEN,
April 70, 1881. apo