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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-06-03
Fork. Baltimore County.

The new building, Shirley Hall, is nearly com
pleted. When done, it will be matter of much
interest TO the surrounding country. A sociablo
would have been held last Tuesday night, but
the rain storm prevented A great many came
Notwithstanding, but il was concluded TO post
pone it until Tuesday, Jnne 9TH, ut O'clock
quested to attend. No invitations are issued
but tickets can be obtained from the COMMITTEES
on arrangements, or secured at the door. On the
night above mentioned. HOllingsworth's cream
and l.yc's music will be on hand.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-06-03

CLOSE OF A MIssIoN.-The mission held last
week by Bishop Pinkney in Emmanuel Protest
ant Episcopal Church, Bel Air, Rev. JAS b.
Craighll, rector, closed on Friday night of last
week, with an eloquent sermon by the Bishop
from the text aye do always resist the Holy
Ghost" Able addresses were also made by
Rev James b. Avirett, of Montgomery county,
and Rev G. ID. Al drews, of Washington. The
mission lasted several days, the services being
largely attended and Interesting throughout
Rev Campbell Fair, d. d., OF Baltimore, and
Rev. Douglass Forrest, ID. d., OF Washington,
also took part therein The former left for his
home on Thursday morning, and the latter on
Friday morning.
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Lneal Affairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
The postoilice at Joppa, Hartford county,
the ancient capital of Maryland, is to be cstab-
lished.
Capt Geo. W. Mitchell has succeeded Mr..
John d. Bartol as keeper of the Battery Light,
near Ilavre dc Grace.
Special mail service has been ordered be-
tween Peach Bottom and Line Bridge, Hartford
| county, a distance of three miles.
"A valuable young mare belonging to Mr..
Joshua II. Scarf, near Taylor, died, on Thursday
evening of last week, from some unknown
cause.
An eloquent Decoration Day address was
delivered at Annapolis, on Monday, by William
NJ. Marine, Esq, of Hartford county. 1t is re,
ported in full in Tuesdays gazette.
Mr. James Ii. Krkwood, son of Mr.. r.
Hope Kirkwood, of Black Horse, has been APP
pointed by the Secretary Of the Navy to position
in the Navy Department.
The postoflicc at Port Deposit has been
raised to n Presidential appointment, with the
consequent increase of salary, and goes into
effect lst of July.-Elkton Democrat
We are gratiflcd to learn that Hon. Henry
d. Farnands, who has been sick with remittent
fever, at his homc near Bel Air, for ten days
past, is recovering. He is not able to leave the
house yet however
A meeting of stockholders will be held in
Shirley Hall, at Fork, Baltimore county, next
Tuesday evening, June It'll, at o'clock, for the
purpose of electing board of seven directors.
The building is nearly finished, and will be used
for literary and socialpurposes.
"A valuable carriage horse belonging 10 Mr..
Alexander NJ. Fulford, who lives near Bel Air,
was taken with Inflammation of the BRAIN last
week, and as nothing could be done to save its
life, Mr.. Fulford humanely ordered ii he be
killed TO put it out of its misery.
Prof q. jackson, who has resigned his po-
sition as Principal of our County High School,
on Wednesday last left with his family for Bos-
ton, where he proposes TO make his future home.
He has accepted lucrative appointment IN the
Metric Bureau of that city,-if~re Rpabiican.
Judge j. II. Price, $. A. Williams, }. C..
Smith, X. b. Mccoy and f.. NJ Allen, of Hartford
county, obtained short audience with President
Garfield on Tuesday, and advocated the claims
of Colone! Webster for the Baltimore collector
ship. They also had an interview with Secretary
Window. --Ame,icdn.
The country seat of the late Judge Thomas
Kcll, On the Philadelphia turnpike, near Balti-
more, comprising ll6 acres, will be sold at trus-
tees SALE on June nth, at the Exchange Sales
Rooms, Baltimore by Messrs. r. R. Boarman
aud Charles +. Phelps, trustees. 1t will he di-
vidcd into - lots.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- Fast Hartford Circuit, Southern Meihu list
Church, Preaching next Sunday nj pcrryman,
II a. NJ Aberdeen, & =. NJ. j. W. Steele, Pastor
-Rev. J. w Steele will preach at Union Chap
cl, Bush River Neck, next sunday, at 81 T. NJ
The Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair, of Ascension
Church, Baltimore, will preach in Grace Memoir
ial Church, Darlington, on Thursday evening,
June Nth, at & o'clock. subject: "Ihr Church
Temperance Society; its Aims, &c" All invited.
Services on Bel Air Circuit, NJ p. Church, on
Sunday, 9TH inst, as follows: II a. NJ, Bel Air
24 7. NJ. Mt Carmel Az 7. NJ, Abingdon. Rev.
b. +. Benson.
NJ. Il. Church South.-At Dublin, Sunday, June
9th, ut II a. M; SusqIchanna, ~ =. NJ Rev G.
b. Allen, Pastor.
East Hartford Circuit, NJ. H. Church.-The Rev.
&. A. Jones will preach next Sunday AS follows
Bush 1890 A. NJ, subjcct-"'rhc Good Farmer
Calvary $50 p. NJ, subject -"lIow 10 Know that
q Man Is Christian"
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The Supreme Court ofNew York has granted
the order to change the name of the corporation
"Scribner " Co." to "rhe Century Co,'-the
order to take effect on the 2lst of June. The
July issues of ,Scribncy's Monthlyand 81. Nichoh@
will have the new corporate imnrini.
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1t is claimed that limestone crushed and
ground into powder contains greater fertiliz-
ing properties than when burned into lime.
Better lime, it is said can also he made by
grinding than by burning oyster shells. The
grinding shells will soon be commenced in
that town. ...t
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REPORT
ID. j UR Y.
MAY TERM, 1881.
TO Hon. james d. Waters. I.
JSSDp,,yIs B,kJ,,. IN -

10 lion. james ID. Waters,
associate Judge Third Judicial District OF Nd.
r, The Grand Jury for the May Term of the Circuit
Sourt lor iiariurd county, III the car 1881 re-
ssPcctiuiiy report TO your Homer that they have
nnIshcu al lhc business brought before them and
respectfully ash t" be discharged During their
session oi SIX days they examined sixty witnesses
anu louhl thirteen true bills, none of them we
the law. vi
We also visited the Jail and found therein one
White man serving out sentence; one coIored
man, indicted In February, 1881 awaiting trial :
loar white men, indicted for larceny; three col
ored men, Tor larceny; one white man indicted
Tor an assault; one colored man, for disturbing
puDnc worship; one colored man for assault The
pullding Is M us good condition as 1t is possible to
Keep one so badly constructed
, we dld not visit the Almshouse for the reason
that tnat institution, we informed is regular
~ visited and inspected by the County Commits
sloners, VINO nave charge of II and who are direct
~ responsible to the taxpayers and the omrnun-
" NJ large Tor the manner in which the farm
buildings and inmates are managed
we agree with your Honor that the custom of
Visiting me AlmshOuse is one that IL more honor
ed In the breach than in the observance
We would also call your Honors attention to
thc necessity that exists for desk i'm 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 oihcers OF the Court for the courtesy and
consideration shown us during our deliberations
as wen as for valuable assistance rendered to us
IN the discharge of our duty.
my20 ID. II. HANSON, JR., Foreman,
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Affairs in Ireland are as far from being
settled as ever. The coercion act is dead
failure, the police being afraid to execute it.
The power of the Land League overshadows
everything, and boycottng is universal A
collision may take place at any moment, but
it is not likely England will undertake to re-
duce Ireland into subsection by sword and
haNnnnl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-06-03

The basis of taxation in Vermont has
been more than doubled since the assessment
of $780, by the simple expedent of requiring
the taxpayer to swear to the correctness OF
the return which he makes of taxable prop
InII,r
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IN MEMORY OF
A ABRAHAM REYNOLDS

As our East Union Sunday school is again In
progress for the year 1881, we feel much at the
loss of our deceased superintendent, Abraham
Reynolds, who was with us in the past year lie
was the first to break the household band and
also the first to break our happy school band II
seems but yesterday he was here joining with us
In our merry times; bat now he has gone He
babe this world adieu December o. 1890 and went
on his lonely journey to heaven
Again we enter the school room. There ia one
less TO enter; one seat vacant, never to be filled
again by one who had occupied II so long, aud one
less to return home to be greeted by his loving
wife and children. No more will he sit by the
bright evening firo-ght and chat with his family
How hard to realize that he is dead yet it is true
Let Jesuss will be done. He Pveth and HI also
taketh away. Weep not for him. for we feel that
our loss is his eternal gain.
And now he is sweetly sleeping
In the calm and silent tomb;
And we are left here weeping,
I'm this dark world of gloom.
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There is some talk of making Hon. Will
liam Pinkney Whyte the Democratic candi-
date for mayor of Baltimore. Mr.. w vie
has served the people of Maryland with such
rare zeal and fidelity that any honor the
party could bcstow upon him would be
nothing more than just recognition of his
splendid talents and useful public services
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-06-03

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-A supplemental time
table issued by the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, shows that the Port
Deposit and Baltimore accommodation here to-
fore leaving Havre de Grace at 12.02 will here
after leave Havre de Grace at l1.22 Aberdeen
1l.34, Perryman's 1l.43; Bush River 11.49;
Edgewood 1857; Magnolia 1908, arriving in
Baltimore at 1880 instead of l.3O. We ardindcbt-
ed TO Mr. Thomas j. Tydings agent at Edge
wood, for the information. The change went
into effect June lst
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I'ullnlOlla.

The greatest known remedy for Coughs, Throat
and Lung Trouble. II requires only fair trial to
convince one of its efficacy. Free from morphia
or any other anodyne. Price 80 cents.
ly recommend the above:
Rev. A. Il. Gibson, NJ. D., Rev. D. IL. Carroll,
Rev. Job A. Price, Rev. VIM. NJ. Osborn, Rev. J.
HI NJ. LENNON Rev. S. A. Wilson, Rev. X. W.
Black, Rev. A. g. Hank Rev. l.. ID. Herring, Rev.
+. w. Crowl, Rev. ID. Henderson, all of Balti-
more, Md.
Rev A. Foster and Rev. George " Lecch, OF
Washington, ID. G.
Rev. james Gamble, Hagcrstown. Md.
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NJ A IkRIED.

NELSON-CUDDY. AT Jarrettsvillc. MAY
nth, 1881, by Rev. 4. NJ. Cathcart, ROBERT A.
NELSON to SALL1E o. CUDDY, both of Balti
more county.
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rINHAS IL TO GIVE NOTICE-THATT TIL e
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters of admins
traton on the personal estate of
DANIEL MORRISON,
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 tie a3d day Of Aprii 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 pay
ment Given under my hand and seal, this I'D
day of April, 1881.
DANIEL p. THOMAS,
ap29-9t Administrators
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DELTA AFFAIRS -TuBACCo SoLD.--Last Sat
urday Mr. c. F. Dougherty shipped at Delta
Station to Schall, Brillinger " Engles, "a
acres at Is, q aud 3.
DR.. W. T. Montgomery was ON Sunday
removed from his home in West Bangor to the
residence of his brothcr-in-law, in Shrewsbury
WIN. Norris who was so badly injured in
the recent accident at the slate quarrics, is still
improving, and Is much better than could have
been anticipated. His recovery is confidently
expected.
Peach Bottom slate trade is reported more
active now than it has been for eight years past
The difficulty now is to get them shipped fast
becomes known the demand for them increases
--Dtlid HtIud
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Deeds Recorded at the Clerks Office
Since MAY LIST.

Catharine ]. Holloway to Frederick Bodt, AK
James i. ,MeCleary and wife to Herbert Bailey,
James X. Waxwood and wife to David Harlan,
3 acres, $6iO.
James il. Gallon to Louisa V. Gallon, lot in
Edwin il. Webster, trustee, to George l.. Van
Bbber, l72A acres, II 2225.
A. Preston Gilbert trustee, to Edward M. Allen,
Geo. O. Gerwig and wife TO Henry L. Taylor, $40.
Geo hssgnadissrr a. Preston s Gilbert and Carl
J. Webster Cole and wife and Others TO Henry
H. Silver 5lh acres, ~, lU.
Albert >. Holloway to VIM. II. Holloway, 2bs
VIM K. Holloway and others to Albert 8. Hollo-
way 40 acres partition An,
VIM. II. Holloway and others to Albert s. Hol-
loway, l03 acres, partition.
Henry W. Archer, trustee, to VIM. McSparren,
AquIla II. Tredway and others to II. H. Faulk-
ner, lot in Havre de Grace. $l2O.
Isaac H. Cairnes and wife to NJ. Sue Wright,
~. acres, $3.50.
Mary ]. BIlingsea to Cecilia NJ. Vance, 3sk
John il: Patterson to BERNARD Fitzpatrick, ss%
Anthony Mordow to Jacob W. Mordew, 81 acres,
$1,000. .11T7.f
Others.
James Hope and others to Mary A. Hope, So
VIM. Chandle to John Marsteller, l acre and 10
perches, $3.50.
Corbin Taylor to John Marsteller, AN acres,
1856.
David Wiley to David Z. Wiley, acres, 5000
Richard d. Mccoy and Others to VIM. James
Griffith, % acres, $425.
Adellne l.. Few to VIM. Lowe, 10S acres, $500.
Jonathan Sutton and wife to WIN. r. sutton,
100 acres, 5000. .
silas Kennedy and wife to Andrew Base. ASK
acres, 81 0A.
I Patrick Kennedy to sias Kennedy, private
road So
Mary Robinson and others to Nathan C. Kirk
wood, liz acres, 81 ,iH}3. Ef
Ohio s. Lee, trustee, to John c. Martin, 20 acres,
$685.. I.lEi ETF. !
Emmor Woodward to Thomas Denbow, X acre.
$40.
Joseph II. Wilkinson to James u. Ewing, 30
acres ~ 400.
John buchanan and wife to Eliza j. Johnson,
$500
John buchanan and wife to Martha E. Berry,
40 acres, 800.
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TERMS

SD for the season, payable at the expiration of
the season: Mares not proving with foal may he
returned the following season free of charge All
accidents to mares at the owners risk
JOHN II. BAUER,
apis Agent for Henry Fulfor1 Owner
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Confederate Memorial Day was celebrated
on Wednesday by decorating the graves of the
Confederate dead in l.oudon Park Cemetery,
Baltimore, by the Society of the Army and Navy
Of the Confederate States in Maryland An clio.
quent address was delivered by Captain Cham.
berlayne of Virginia, and IL large asscmbagc
was present, who strrwed flowers on the grassy
graves of those who died in the "Loat Cause. "
The remains of William Penn are to be
brought over from England and tremendously
buried in Pennsylvania, probably in the yard OF
old Independence Hall at Philadelphia The
representatives of the Penn family make no
objection to the removal, aud State Commits
sioner has been appointed TO conduct the affair
with dignity.
Shortly after midnight, last Saturday, the
the Warning Fertilizer company's works at Colo
IA, Cecil county, were totally destroyed by fire.
The stock, buildings and machinery were worth
OYER $50, 600, and the loss is only partially Gov
red by Insurance. Six freight cars of the Bal
timOrc Central Railroad were also burned In
cendaryism is suspected.
MIR Lorillard's splendid American horse
lroquois won the Derby stakes, at EPSON, in
England, on Wednesday, lie is the first Amer
lean horse to win the Derby. His owner won
81, 600 on one bet on the result.
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STATE SENATE.-Mr. EditOr As the time
~ Is fast approaching for the selection of suita-
PIE candidates to represent this county i'm the
well that me attention of the democracy of IIar-
FORA should he called To an early consideration of
the question who the candidates should brY Frst
In Importance is the choice of a proper candidate
Tor the STATE Senate. That he should be a man of
undouhtcd integrity, business habits intelligence
ana Sobriciy, no one can deny; aud the friends of
the Hon FRANKLIN WHITAKER, in present.
ing ms name to the Democrats of Hartford for
nomination ms II candidate for State Senator feel
confident that none can question his nnssnssing
ihe above attributes to the fullest extent In his
hands this important trust would he faithfully
discharged. Public interests would not he allow
ed to suffer through consideration for those of n
private character. All needed reforms would he
supported, ana proper economy in the admins
tratiOn OF the state government would he min
tanned. In word, his efforts would be solely di-
fected 10 the PUBLIC GOOD.
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Farmer John

n The Celebrated Spanish Jack FARMER
sM5A JOHN will make Il season, commencing
wv April lst, 1881 and ending July lst 1881,
@RAzAs at the subscribers Stables only.
DEsCRIPTIoN.-fa Farmer John will be years old
in July next; is "A hands high; black in color and
weighs $50 lbs. He Is quiet and easily handled,
and will work either single or double He took
the First Premium at the county fair last fall
Terms $40 for the season. to he paid within the
season. Mares not proving with foal returned
free of charge.
j. p. MITCHELL,
mh25 Perrymans, Hartford Co., Md.
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TAKEN TO THE PENITENTIARY.-On Monda y
Sheriff Morgan lodged in the Pcnitentiary Geo.
Pearson, for three years, and william Hall, for
eighteen months-both for larceny. They were
convicted at the recent May term of the Circui
Court for Hartford county
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The Egis and Intelligencer.

tHTHE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
fact.
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PEibIlsR ZEE.

Marshal Ney was sired by Il. &. Jockeys Mar
sinai Ney; he by Mambrino Pilot, out of Lady
Waltemyer.
Young Marshal Ney's dam was Stella, by Sher-
man Morgan out of II mare sired by Dutchman.
Il. &. Cockey's Marshal Ncy trOttcd in 2.3O.-
Mambrino Pilot has record of 227k Lady Wal
temyer has record to wagon of 2.30. Marshal
Ney comes of a stock of horses with records from
30 to 2,lSs and shows his high breeding in his
style, action and speed.
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APPoINTMENT.-Go Governor Hamilton has dp-
pointed Mr.. George H. Boyd Officer of Registra-
ton, for IIayre dc Grace, in place of Mr.. John
=. Morgan, deceased
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoURT.-Court adjourned
on Friday last, upon the conclusion of the case
then on trial. namely: Henry l.. Walton, trust
tee, vs. Mary E. Forwood ct al; jury trial; YER
dict for the defendants. Stump, II. w. Archer
and Webster for plaintiff, Maynadier, w. q.
Scott and Young for defendants.
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THIRD ANIMAL MEETING.-The third
Il Anniversary of the WOMAN'S FOREIGN
MISSIONARY SOCIETY, of Deer Creek liar
mnnyl Presbyterian Church, will be held on
~ EsDAY, June 7th, p. NJ. The public are
cordially invited to be present te3
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The fast and splendid TrOtting Stallion
MARSHAL NEY

NJ VIII make q season. beginning April II
TUftA and ending July ID, 1881, at the follow
W< ling places:
-AA0sNsD On Mondays and Tuesdays at Mackin-
sons Hotel, Churchvillc on the remaining DAYS
of the week at the owners stable, Bel Air
DESCRIPTION.
Marshal Ney ia years old, is a very handsome
mahogany bay, of fine size, with jet black point =
aud long flowing tail He has never been trained
for speed, but can show go. His action like that
of his celebrated sire, is perfection-square and
even as machinery. He is, without doubt the
best horse that Will stand in Hartford county this
season. In temper and disposition he is faultless
full of fire and gcntleness-a free, bold, fearless
driver. Representing the best troting 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. Eel Johnson. ESQ. Of baltimore county.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be ac-
companied with the real name of the author, or
no attention will be paid to them.
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MILDREN'S MENT.-The
~ Pupils of the Bel Air Graded School will re-
peat their Entertainment, with some changes in
the programme, in the Court House, Bel Air on
WEDNESDAY, June Sth at s p. NJ Tickets %
ceeds for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church.
je3
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MARRIAGE LICENSEa

Issued during the month of May: Herbert Bailey
TO Sarah $. Scarborough, Thomas Welsh TO Mary
Charles Herbert to Sarah Collins, James Kyle to
Annie Bird, George w. Townsley to Mary NJ.
Dever John r. Hopkins to Laura v. Newton,
Henry l.. Taylor to Clara Il. Alderman, Richard
ID. Ely TO Linnie l.. Grey, James o. L. Wethefal
to Besseur knight, VIM. Amos to Maggie Virgins,
Samuel II. Martin to Jemima Goodwin, George l..
Ramsay to Elizabeth Bowser, George Brookhart
TO Nancy Corkren, ]. Robert Denbow to Emma
Rogers
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THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THE
i subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills OF Hartford county, Nd, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of
JOHN 'rltEDlCK,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased arc hereby notified
TO exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
of,
IN on betors tie 3lSt day Of May, 1852,
orthcy may otherwise by law be 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 3Ist
day of May, 1881
ANNE l.. TREDICK,
3leGt ADMINISTRATIVE,
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AND1cE cRp.nr =,

vicinity will hold STRAWBERRY AND iCE
CLEAN FESTIVAL, in the Grove adjoining
mount ZION M. f. Church, on the evenings of
YIN lOth and Nth, commencing at 6 clock each
evening. Hoingsworths celebrated Ice Cream
church. ia
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Ramsay, Clabaugh & Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
No g German street,
Stock Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md,

Transact a regular banking business.
Coupons cashed and Dividends collected for our
customers free of charge.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Discounts granted. Z
Bonds and Stock bought strictly on commission.
Mr.. Ramsay will be glad TO have his Hartford
county friends make his Office their headquarters
when in Baltimore.
Write for fun information In regard to invest
ments. l5ap3m
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EoR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-
i please announce j. MARTIN MCNABB of
Inc fltth District, as II candidate for the Icyisla-
turc, subject to nomination of the Democratic
party. myo,,t