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TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A. NJ Hancock IL Co., brokers in canned
goods, have opened a telegraph office at Church
vile, for the better prosecution of their bust
ness and for public service. The twenty.
wires that pass through the town all go into
their Office, giving them the same facilities that
the cities have. They also intend putting up
a telephone TO Hopewell Their enterprise de-
serves success
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to locate a new road from Sandy Bottom to
Ely's Shops.
Bids were received for the erection of an iron
bridge at Wiley's Mill, as follows x
Columbia Bridge works, s2l % per lineal foot
L. W. Finley, $20.4s per lineal foot T. M.
Nelson, 800 S per lineal foot.
The contract was awarded to the lowest bid
der, Mr.. l.. w. Finley.
Adjourned to meet August 81
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LARGE YIELDS OF WHEAT.-Mr. Hosea Barnes,
who lives near Churchvile has threshed part Of
his wheat and found that the average yield from
six acres was AZ bushels per acre.
Messrs. Ambrose Cooley " Bro, of Lapidum,
had 81 bushels of Fultz wheat to the acre. Their
crop of oats yielded As bushels to the acre.
Judge Waters raised from 30 to IS bushels
per acre of Fultz wheat, on stalk ground, on
his farm at Thomas Run.
Mr.. Alphonso Robinson, who lives near Mag
nolia has threshed the wheat grown on Is acres
and found the yield to be, as it came from the
machine, 40 bushels and peck to the acre.
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ORGAN PURCHAsED.--Messrs. !. Newton
Scarborough, George W, Day and John D. Heaps,
committee representing the ladies interested
in a recent festival at Mt. Vernon NJ E. Church,
rccently purchased, with the proceeds ofthe fes-
tival, handsome new organ for the church,
from the factory of Daniel F. Beatty, of Wash
ington, New Jersey. The new purchase will be
used for the first time next Sunday. Rev. j. B.
Hall is the pastor of the church, which is in
Deer Park Circuit.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE IN A CANNING FACTORY.
S. N. Hyde IL Sons large new canning factory,
in Long Green Valley Baltimore county, is com
pleted, and on next Sunday afternoon, August
10th, at . o'clock, religious services will be hel d
in it, Addresses will be delivered by Rev. j.
W. steele, of Hartford, and Revs. D. l.. Rath
burn and Samuel Afford, of Baltimore county
good choir will attend and a pleasant time is
expected. All are cordially invited to be pres
nnt
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REGIsTRATToN.-The officers of registration
have been kept busy, this week, entering the
names of voters.
Mr.. James NJ Jacobs registered, in Bel Air
on Monday 40; Tuesday, 1871; Wednesday, 80
Thursday, up toHiP. NJ, 80. On Friday he will
register at Fallston and on Saturday at Church.
vile.
Mr.. Monroe Baldwin, at Havrc de Grace, re-
gistered on Monday IS; on Tuesday, 81.
Every voter must be registered before he can
vote. Previous registration will not entitle
man to vote. He must be registered anew
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ENAIR AND FESTIvAL.-The ladies of
IL Deer Creek NJ. P. Church will hold their an
on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
August 3lst, September LIST and I'd. Supper each
evening, and delicious Refreshments provided
The ladies respectfully solicit a large attendance
of their friends and the public generally. aulS
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DELIVERED TO THE COUNTY Authorities
On Tuesday Sheriff Whiteford brought from
.imore and lodged in Bel Air Jail Alice lIar
"a white woman, charged with the larceny OF
clothing from Mrs. Valentine, the wife of the
colored minister at Abingdon. She was arrest
ed by the city police. Alice McAdam, her com
panion when on her visit to Abingdon, was alsc
arrested II few weeks ago by Marshal Gray
police and is in Jail here, awaiting the nc
ton of the grand Jury.
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We have received "Vick's Illustrated
Catalogue of Hardy Bulbs" issued at Roches.
ter, N. Y, by the sons of the late James
WICK, whose name has been for years a house
hold word with all lovers of flowers. The
catalogue contains much that is interesting
and valuable in reference to fall and winter
flower planting.
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FAIR AT ST. FRANCIS CHURcH.-The fair at
st. Francis Church, near Abingdon, which
closed on Wednesday night, the 9th instant,
was success financially. Prizes were won as
follows:
No. Q, barrel of -four, won by Mr.. II. Nc.
Donald, of Hartford Furnace
No. &c. echloading gun, won by Mr.
VIM. Jones.
No. 92, saddle, won by Miss Rose Gilbert, OF
Jerusalem Mills.
No. IL, large water-dog, won by f. Sulli
van, little son of Mr.. Thomas Sullivan, Of
Gunpowder Neck
No. 1872, gold ring, won by Master Leonard
Martin.
No. ZIG, stem winder solid gold watch, wor
by Miss Lottie Troupe, of Baltimore
Many other prizes were also won in the yari
GUS ratiies that were held
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-
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERs.-The County Commissioners were in ses.
sion, on Monday and Tuesday, and were princi-
pally occupied in matters relating to roads.
The examiners report on the proposed change
of the road through the slate quarries was taken
up Objections were filed by JAS w. McNabb,
attorney for Mr.. Jones, and the matter was
laid over indefinitely.
The report of the examiners on the Culp road,
in the 9Th district, was amended and confirmed
The road was ordered to be opened by w. Ell
wood Harry.
The report of the Commissioners appointed
to lay out private road for Thomas Poole was
laid over until the next meeting
The examiners report on the road from
Hopes Hill to Nelson's barracks was confirmed
and the Clerk instructed to advertise for pro-
posals for opening same.
Thos. Bradenbaugh presented petition for
bridge over Long Branch, on the road from
Warmers Corner to High Point. A committee
of the board was appointed to enquire into the
necessity for the said bridge.
Patrick Martin was ordered TO build bridge
over branch near Fallston, for $40.
The Clerk was instructed to notify the Tide
water Canal Company to lower their dam at
Stafford, in order to prevent the flooding of the
public road.
The sum of 5000 additional was ordered levied
for the completion of the school house in Bel
Air.
George A. Carnes, James II. Galley and
Thomas E. Cathcart were appointed examiners
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HELD FOR CoURT.-Mark Moore, colored,
was taken before Justice Fulton in Bel Air last
Saturday, on the charge of committing an in
decent assault upon Hannah James, wife of Frank
James, colorcd. Moore accidentally met the
woman at neighbours and accompanied her
home On the way the woman alleges that he
ASSAULT her. Moore was released on 500 Sc
cnritv for his nnnparnncn at Court
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MAX lsIED.

GRAFTON-KINSEY.- August 9th, 1852, by
Rev. d. NJ Davenport, II. d. GRAFTON to
Mrs. ANNA G. KINSEY.
MILLER-DINSMORE. the parsonage,
in Havre de Grace, by Rev. Henry Baker, on
July 10, 1882, Ii. CLAY MILLER and ANNA
NJ. DINSMORE, both of Hartford county.
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THE PLow TRIAL at Mr.. r. Il. Webster's
farm, near Creswell, on Tuesday, came off
quietly and satisfactorily Four plows were on
hand, namely: The Gale, the Remington, the
Syracuse and the Oliver. All did satisfactory
work, with but little difference in draft The
stony ground interfered somewhat with the
working of the dynamometer Tho official
report of the judges has not yet been given
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"A singular and fatal cattle disease pre-.
walls in Berks county, Pa. Cows continue
apparently healthy until the very moment
they are taken. They feed well, show no
signs of sickness, act as cattle usually do,
give their regular supply OF milk, when all of
sudden they fall down and die, no matter
where they are, in the shade or sun. The
disease puzzles the veterinary surgeons.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

Wewill send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and other Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to young men and older persons
who are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost vi
tality, ETC., guaranteeing speedy relief and COM
plete restoration of vgor and manhood. Also
for rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Liver and
Kidney difficulties, Ruptures and many other
diseases. Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Ad-
dress Noltalc Belt Co, Marshall, Mich.
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DROPOSALS.-Propo for the privilege OF
Renting Ground at the next Exhibition OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical Society of Har
ford county, to be held near Bel Air, Tuesday
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 10th
llth 18th and 18th, 1882 for the purpose of erect
ing Tents on said grounds and for other Lawful
amusements, will be received by the Board of Di.
rectors,
UNTIL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER LIST, 1882,
At IL o'clock, NJ.
J. M. STREET., Secretary,
aulS Bel Air, Md.
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QUELLING SToRM.-On Wednesday Deputy
Sheriff Carman was called upon to arrest Mrs.
Storm, awoman employed at Mr.. s. N. Hyde's
canning factory, Boothby Hill. Justice Lyle
committed her to Jail on the charge of threaten
ing to injure the persons and property of Mr.
Hyde and his manager, Mr.. W. E. Nichols
The woman, it appears, INDUCED in the pleasan,
pastime of beating her husband, was suspected
of theft, and swore like the army in Flander:
at all who objected, though never SO mildly,
to her eccentricities. She came from Baltimore
last April and has been living in one of MIR
Hyde's tenant houses.
On Tuesday morning:Mr. Hyde teegraphet
the Sheriff to come down with conveyance fol
two prisoners, from which we infer that the
state of affairs among the hands at Boothby
Hill is not happy one.
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CHEMIST APPOINTED Hamilton
has appointed Prof William P. Tonry, of Balt-
more, chemist, under the Act of Assembly to
prevent fraud in the manufacture and sale of
commercial fertilizers and bone dust in Hartford
county. Prof Tonry is an experienced chemist
and is not connected in any way with the manu-.
facturc or sale of fertilizers His appointment
will doubtless prove as satisfactory TO the
manufacturers interested as it does to the far
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HARVEST HoME,-From the large attendance
at the seventh annual harvest home at the Rocks
of Deer Greek, on the 10th instant, it is evident
that the interest in these annual gatherings of
farmers and their families, after the labors Of
the harvest, has not diminished Persons were
present from all parts of Hartford county, and
York and Baltimore counties were also we'll
represented.
An organization was made with John Moores
Chairman and James w. GLADDEN. Secretary
Excellent addresses were made by Messrs VIM.
M. Marine, Geo. W. Richardson and Herman
Stump. The Stewartstown brass band dis
coursed its liveliest strains and towards night
fall Lyle's string band tuned up for dancing,
which was continued until late hour. Seven
ty gallons of Ice cream, besides other refresh.
ments, were dispensed to the thirsty crowd be-.
fore six o'clock in the afternoon.
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AN OLD DocUMrNT.-Mr. B. F. wakeland, OF
Churchville, few days ago found under the
porch of his dwelling-house, which was recent
ly destroyed by fire, patent for tract Of land,
granted by Frederick, Lord Baltimore, to John
Paca, "of Baltimore county," in the year 1903
The patent is worn and soied by time and the
elements, but the signature of Horatio Sharpe,
Governor of the province of Maryland, is plain
ly seen. Mr.. Wakeland cannot conjecture how
the document came to be where it was found,
as the burned house was only about 30 years
old. The Paca family held the titles to large
tracts of land in the lower part of this county.
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On account of the Baltimore Oriole cele-
bration, the Baltimore county fair has been
postponed from September 12 to October 3.
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The apparent hardness of the English in
moving against Arab Pasha is accounted for
on the superstition that they have been await
ing the action of the Sultan with respect to
the bold Arab chieftain. The Turk is never
in hurry, but the English government APP
pears to have aroused the Sultan at last, and
accordingly he has peremptorily ordered
Arab to lay down his arms If he refuses
the Sultan will leave him to be dealt with by
the English. In that event English troops
and English weapons will make short work
with Arab Pasha.
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DIED FROM FALL.-A coored man In the
employ of Mr.. Andrew Hall, near Perrymans,
accidentally fell from a buggy, week before last,
and injured hisspinc so severely that death en-
sued on Sunday morning, the 7th instant
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DIR. TayIor's Ague Bitters or Live,

q, UT; EMyIUFs ABHe B1Iters or liver
IOnic-Formua no Secret-Partner Wanted
Cinchona, Alkaloids, Willow Bark, Wahoo, Dam
delion, Hydrastis Canadenss, Sierra Saliva, Gen.
tiana, Quinque Flora Podophyllin. Leptandrin,
of Magnesa, Aromatic Elixir, &C. Mix. Who
VIII have the efrontery or temerity in the face of
all this to call this medicine a humbug? If in
Union there is Strength" why not union of
these purest and best Herbs, which are scientific
cally arranged and chemically combined prove a
larial Fevers Constipation, Dyspepsia, Debility,
Broken Down Nerve Force, &C.? Ask your ply
siclan. Price zoe. Vogeler & Co., Wholesale
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Hon. Benjaman II. Hill, the distinguished
u 9. Senator from Georgia, died in Atlanta, ON
Wednesday, of cancer of the tongue,
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The statement having been made that
the last Legislature passed an act allowing
discounts on county taxes, if paid before GER
tain times, on Tuesday Mr.. George r. Cairnes,
Clerk to the County Commissioners, tele-
graphed to the Secretary of State, at Annap.
oils, who replied that no such law was pass
ed. Discounts are, however, allowed for
State taxes as follows: ) per cent. if paid
before September 1 ; per cent before Oc-
tober 1, and per cent. before November /.
After the list of November no discounts are
allowed, and interest begins January 1.
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The TOURNAMENT AT UPPER Cross ROADS =
tournament was held at the Upper Cross
Roads, on Tuesday, in which Charles Amos,
Charles Lamb, j. A. Butler, J. E. Straw bridge,
W. A. Wiley, Harry Nelson, d. E. Wiley, A. Pc.
cock, w. Hutchns, j. d. Almony, j. Upton, and
T. j. Hitchcock, participated. The first honors
were won by d. E. Wiley, knight of Deerfield,
who crowned Miss Rosetta Chlcoat, of Hartford
county, as Queen of Love and Beauty, and also
received the first prize, set of single harness.
j. ID. Almony, knight of Fairview, crowned
Miss Lulu Carman, daughter of Mr.. R. R. Car
man, first Maid of Honor, and was awarded the
second prize, riding saddle. T. J. Hitchcock,
knight of Plantagenet, crowned Miss Reed, of
Long Green, second Maid and received the third
prize, riding bride. A. Pocock, knight of
Pennington, crowned Miss Mary Rapp, of Bal
timore city, third Maid, and received the fourth
prize lap-spread and carriage whip.
The charge to the knights and the coronation
address were both delivered in pleasing style by
Geo. W. Richardson, Esq, of Bel Air. dance,
to the music of Lyle's band, followed in the or
chard adjoining the tournament grounds. The
Chief Marshal was Capt. Frank Burke, of Tow.
sontown; Charles Lamb assistant. Judges, j.
Fulton Ashton, Corbin Amos and John B. Wat
kins
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ANNAPOLIS, MID

REV. ]. NJ. LEAVITT, D. D., President
Opening Session and Examination of Candidates
for admission, in both Collegiate and Preparatory
Departments, September goth. For Cata-
logues, containing full particulars address the
Presidentor the Secretary of the Faculty.
1Sau2m
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PROPOSALS FOR RESTAURANTS, dc.

PROPOSALS FOR RESTAURANT, &c.
AT THE
HARTFORD COUNTY FAIR.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the RENT of the
RESTAURANT, &C., on the Fair Grounds dur
ing the Exhibition to be held October 10th, 18th,
18th and 18th, 1882, will be received
Untn Friday, September Est, 1882,
At IL o'clock, NJ.
The usual Restaurant privileges will be granted,
except for the sale of spirituous liquors.
Persons bidding for the Restaurant may bid
separately for the Eating Department and sepa-
rately for the Building, where the sale of Cider,
Beer. Wines and other notwithstanding drinks
will be permitted or for the two together, as they
may prefer.
During the same time proposals will be re-
ceived for the rent of a
CONFECTIONERY STAND.
To the renter of this stand the usual confec-
toners privileges will be granted Here, as else
where on the groundsfof the Society, the sale of
distilled spirituous liquors Is prohibited.
j. M. STREET, Secretary
auls Bel Air, Md.
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LNAIR AND FESTIVAL.-For the benefit OF
j the NJ. E. Sunday School, will be held at the
rear pf the n B. ChTrGh Bel Ar on the evenings
of August. Contributions of Cake, Fruit Flowers
&c., respectfully solicited. 1Sau
E'AIR AND FESTIVAL All EMORY
y The Ladies of Emory NJ E. Church, near Mill
church, on THURsDAS, FRIDAY and s& II 5Re
AN ELEGANT SUPPER will be provided each
evening. Useful and Ornamental Articles will be
offered for sale, together. with Ice Cream, Com
The Delta Brass Band is expected to be present.
PROCEEDS 1or the Deneht OF the church. 1lau
NONVOCATION MEETING AT ROCK
~ SPRING CHURCH.-Rev DIR. Rich, Dean of
the Convocation of Baltimore, will conduct a Sc
ries of services as follows:
ROCK SPRING CHURCH.-August 2sth, Mt II
A. M; August Goth, at II A. NJ. and p NJ; Aug.
9th, at i A NJ and p. NJ; August 3lst, at II A.
Services may also be expected at GRACE
CHAPEL, Hickory, on August 2sth, Goth, 3Oth
CHROME HILL SCHOOL HOUSE, on Goth,
he clergy dng Of MaffOrd county
their own transportation, if practicable
llau3t JAS. B. CRAIGHILL, Rector.
- subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters tcstamcnta-
ry on the personal estate of
JAMES II. WATSON,
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 An ddy Of august, 1888
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 4th day of
August, 1892
WIN. r. WATSON,
aull Executor.
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EPISCOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,

WINCHESTER, VA.
Rev. j. &. Wheat, ID. d., Principal.
This is a chartered institute of the highest
grade, with full corps of well qualified teachers
Special facilities are afforded for the study of
music, the modern languages, sc. The terms are
moderate compared with the advantages enjoyed
noted for healthfulness. The 9th annual session
begins September ID, 1882 For circulars address
the Principal. References: The Bishop and Cler-
gy of Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland.
1Sau1m
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REMOVED TO THE HosPITAL.-On Tuesday
Sheriff Whteford removed to the Maryland
Hospital Burton Cochran, the youth who last
Sunday week attempted to commit suicide by
shooting himself in the left side with pistol
Cochran was ordered to be taken to the Hospi
tal by Judge Walters upon the recommendation
OF jury appointed to inquire into his sanity,
who rendered verdict that the youth was af
ficted with a suicidal mania, and that his being
at large endangers that lives of Others and him.
self.
The boys sister, who lives in Washington,
first learned ofthe occurrence through the news.
papers, whilst on a visit to the county, and was
almost heartbrokcn. The boys father is liy.
ing, but his whereabouts is unknown. His
mother is dead.
Before being taken away Cochran, it is said,
expressed regret for having made the rash at.
tempt upon his life, and said he was entirely
cured of love, which, unrequited, unbalanced
his miEd
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When babies are fretful they disturb every
body, and mothers should know how soothing
Parkers Ginger Tonic it. 1t takes away half
their anxiety, stops babies pains, and Is always
safe and pleasant to use.-HOne LOnlHa
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DEATH OF N. K. SToKEs.-Mr. n. Rigby
Stokes, well-known farmer died at his home,
Prospect, on Thursday of last week, in the 74th
year of his age. His disease was cholera NOR
bus, with which he was attacked about week
or ten days before his death The interment
was at Statewide Presbyterian Church, last
Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Davenport, pastor of the
church, conducted the funeral services at the
house and preached an eloquent discourse. The
attendance at the funeral was very large Mr..
Stokes was one of the most successful farmers
in the county and was noted for the complete
and perfect order in which his farm was kept
He was an upright man, good neghbor and
was beloved by oil. lie was born and reared on
the farm on which he died. wife, three
daughters and four sons survive him. One OF
his sons is Mr., N. Oscar Stokes, principal OF
Prospect Public School, in the fifth district.
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j. s. Richardson, Auctionee
The Phoenix Building
Association, of Hartford Co.,
use OF
John s. Young,
In the Circuit Court
for
Hartford County,
In Equity.

U. Smlth MOTIFS and others.
4 lkDERED, this 10th day of August, in the year
~ 1852, that the sale of the real estate made and
reported in the above entitled cause, by Steven
son A. Williams, trustee therein, as per his third
report of sales, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the ninth day of September next; provided.
copy of this order be inserted in some newsps
per published in Hartford county, once in each of
of September next. N'
The report states the amount of sales TO be
$500 '''' ~ W
ru,o u- .o.. AL. JARRETT, Clerk
aus A. L. JARRETT, Clerk.