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Worthwhile.

business is dull at this season. Our foundries
have partly suspended work, till after harvest,
hut a stock of castings are on hand, of all pat
terms from the old smith" pillow to the "Oliv er
Chle;" Farmers can buy points and repairs
OF plows of either firm at cheaper prices than
from the local dealers selling for western firms,
and they are of much better quality.
This section of Hartford, is known to many as
the Long Corner--a very poor simile, for IL
meets York and Baltimore counties In an almost
right angle, and therefore shall term II the
Square Corner of Hartford. The land is red clay
sub-soil. supporting a rich dark mould, easily i'm
proved, goodly part yet covered by the print
tive forests of oak and chestnut. II ranges in
price from thirty to over one hundred dollars per
acre. We need arailroad to develope the value of
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LARGE YIELDS OF WHEAT.-The yield of
wheat In Hartford county, this year, is unprece-
dented. Judge Waters, on his farm at Thom-
as Run, it is thought, will have so bushels to
The acre Mr.. Harry Wilson, near Bel Air, has
ihreshed his crop, and had by measurement
from the thresher, $40 bushels of Fuliz Wheat
on 10 acres, or 40 bushels TO the acre.
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Amid the excitement of the general pri-
mary meetings on the 4th of August, Demo
Gratis should not forget that primary meetings
will also be held ut each precinct, on the fol-
lowing Saturday, to elect delegates to a
county convention to be held in Bel Air ON
the 18th The latter body will elect delegates
to the State convention which is to nominate
Democratic candidates for Governor, Comp
trolier and Attorney General.
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PoLITICAL-The new candidates announced
this week are John w. Galbreath, of Dublin
district, for the Legislature, and j. Dallas Ever
EFT, of Abingdon, for County Commissioner.
We have received a note from Mr.. Hugh L.
Bay, of Dublin District, asking us to drop his
name from the list of candidates for County
Commissioner from that district.
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The SUsQUEHANNA BRIDGE.-The Board of
Public Works We're to meet Thursday and de-
eide the Susquehama bridge matter The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have Of
fered TO make the bridge 30 feet in height and
keep tug in the vicinity TO tow vessels under
the structure. The citizens of Port Deposit,
on the other hand, apprehend damage to
their commerce. by continuous bridge and d,-
mand drawbrldge or one 1875 feet in height.
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COUNTY TAXEs.--The County Commissioners
have fixed the levy for county expenses this
year at IS cents on the 800. The assessabe
basis OF taxation is S12,4lS, sos 80 aud the
amount to be raised lay taxation is S93, 1927,
of which nearly one-fourth or sci, Ill, is for the
county schools.
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The standing committee of the Protest.
ant Episcopal diocese of Maryland have deter
mined that they find no clear authority vested
in them TO call special convention for the
election of successor to the late Bishop
Pinkney. The election will therefore not
take place until May, 1884.
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DEATH FROM HEART DIsEAsE.-Mrs. Harriet
Hines, who lived near Lapidum after milking
the cows, early Saturday morning, went to the
house and being taken suddenly ill., died in a
few minutes. Her death was attributed TO
heart disease.
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The straight-out Republicans of Virginia
gained in opposition to the Malone comb.
nation, and will present an unhroken front
during the coming campaign.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL few days ago Miss
Catherine Woolsey, a sister of Mr.. VIM Wool
sey, accidentally fell from the corn house steps
onher brothers farm, near Churchville, break
ing her collar bone.
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VAN TRUMP-KIRK WOOD.-On Thur. day
evening, July 10, 1883, at the residence of Mrs.
Hannah KIRK wood, bv the Rev. Geo l.. CLddy.
SAMUEL 5. VAN TRUM formerly of Hartford
Co., to Miss ANNIE j. KIRKWOOD, Of Balli
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TNDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.-M. Ed-
i H0r! Please announce that am not candi-
date for County Commissioner, or for the Legis-
aturc, nor am Il politician: but IL there is any
thing like STEA NJ I'll resi- ING to be done, |
am the Peoples Candidate, without regard to
(party, being able to suhstantiate my claim of
having the Best Traction Engine and Vibrator
Threshcr ever introduced into this community.
VIII hrcsh in any part of the county where there
Terms cts. per bushel for Wheat IN for Oats !;
Cloversccd at usual prices. A liberal discount
for cash. Five percent. OIL if paid within 30 days.
One more hand furnished than is customary.
JOHN +. OLDFIELD.
p. o., Bel Air or Fountain Green. Residence,
MOorcand Farm, Big Woods. 2Oju3m
EEGIITH ANNUAL HARVEST HOME,
IL at the Rocks of Deer Creek, on I'll URSDAY,
August "a. The Farmers of Hartford county are
invited to assemble, with their families and
DAY, AUGUST ri. 1882, to celebrate their eighth
grand annual Harvest Home Besides the at
fractions afforded by the kqmantic and pei1 u
BAND will be present and l.I LES STRING
BAND will furnish music for the Dance.
Addresses will be delivered by DIR. III A. Brooks,
man stump, VIM. Young, ESQ George W. kich-
ardson, ESD, and others, on topics interesting to
Farmers and their families. There will also be n
BICYCLE RACE, for which valuable prizes are
offered; KEELING MATCH for Prize of
n E MhTGa sf Sfn5s mA AT M cEMNG
a CREASED POLE, CHASING A SHAVED
1tE tltEa NJ Elb lNff iAI'Hti NJ I'm 10
will be supplied on the ground.
Stages for the Rocks will connect at Bel Air
with all the trains on the Maryland Central Rail
road.
COMMUNICATIONS ". .Janney, W. Smithson
Forwood, Robert Il. Morgan, John W Galbreath,
John Moores, Samuel Wilson, s. J. Whiteford,
John g. Hanna, G. G. knsey, Henry Macatee
Frank Rigdon.
Committee of ArranTcmcnts.-.Iamc w. Glad
den, Arch. Wilson, j. T.. STREET. and Frank Maca-
tee. 1u9O
DROpOSNLS EOF PAINTING TIL
i GOUltE HOUSE a N ID BAIt AZ AIMS
HOUSE. Bees Proposals will he received by the
County Commissioners, at their office in Bel Air,
up to
Monday, AUe't 9Th, ISS3, at IL o'clock, NJ.
PAIN TING THE OUTSIDE OF
COURT HOUSE,
to consist of two coats and to include all the Brick
and Wood Work thereof the Brick work To be
painted red and pencled.
The body OF the paint to b. of lead properly
mixed with Linsccd Oil.
AT the same time Proposals will be received for
Painting the New Barn at the Aims
house,
two coats of good Spanish Brown and Linseed
Oil to be used.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids that may be made.
The succes sful bidders will be required to give
bond for the faithful performance of the con-
tract. by order,
27ju c. w. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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PERsoNAL.--Dr. Edward Il. Proctor, formerly
of this county, has been visiting his friends
near Emmorton. His home is at Godfrey,
u physician
Mr.. Thos, w. Hall, DR., of Abingdon district,
was reported to be better, Thursday morn.
ing, with prospect, now, of his recovery.
MIR. A o. Allibone, of Cor sicana, Texas, is
visiting his brother and sisters, near the llick.
DRY. Mr.. Allibone is engaged In the cotton
trade in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Archer, of Bel Air,
are at Narragansett Pier
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DEATH OF Ex-Goy. SwANN.-Hon.
Thomas Swami died at his country seat near
Leesburg, Va, on Tuesday evening, aged N
years. Mr.. Swami for many years was one
of the most prominent men of Maryland
He was man of great business capacity and
possessed indomitabe energy and enterprise
AS President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad he did much to establish that great
work on II sound footing and extend it to the
Ohio river In 1856 he was elected mayor of
Baltimore, and was reelected for second
term in 1853 He was great mayor but his
election was stained with crime and blood
shed perpetrated by the Know Nothing
clubs. For this he must in great measure
be held responsible, since he did nothing to
prevent the outrages and disorder of the
time. In 1864 he was elected Governor of
Maryland. and his great services to the State
were duly recognized by being allowed to
serve out his full term, when all other State
officers were displaced by the new Consitu-
| alton of 1867
| In 1868 he was elected TO Congress and
served for five successive terms.
Mr.. Swami may justly be regarded as one
of the most useful citizens our State ever had.
His views on questions of public policy were
broad and far reaching, and as mayor, govern
or and congressman he accomplished great
deal for the welfare of Maryland.
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HERMANN Tuesday, July 2ith, 1883, at
he residence OF her parents, near Bel Air.
EUREKA aged ten days, infant daughter oi
Josiah NJ and Jane Herman.
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PEN MAR! HIGH ROCK
Maryland's Great Mountain Resort.
GRAND EXCURSION
OVER THE
MARYLAND Central Western Md R. R


The Mary land Central Itailroad Company will
give Grand Excursion to PEN MAR, On the
Western Maryland Railroad,
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 10TH. 1883.
EXcursonists will take the regular morning
train for Baltimore over the Maryland Central
Railroad. Arriving at Baltimore they will he con
Quoted, II distance of three squares, to the Union
Depot, where they will, ut 9.0l A. NJ, take the
Western Maryland Excursion Train for Pen Mar,
arriving at the latter point at II 30 NJ. Return
ing will leave Pen Mar mt 80 =. NJ. and North
Avenue Station at Si5 4. NJ.
Every facility will lie afforded hy both Railroad
Companies 10 insure II day of enjoyment to all.
and ample time will he given pXcnrsiOnists tu
make the short walk between Union and North
Avenue Depot, under the direction of competent
guides.
Prof. Zeigler's Band and Orchestra will
be In Attendance.
The price of Round-rrip Tickets to Pen Mar
good during the day of the Excursion, will be us
follows:
From Is II Air, Sl,Gj; Faston, Sl.ll; Baldwin
$1.i5; Hyde $l4O; Long Green, $l.35; Glcnarm,
$ID; Loeb Raven SI.25 Tows0n, Sl25
Good Dinners will he furnished ut Pom Mar
nj 10 cts. each tn those not supplied with lunch
baskets
No L,q"o,S AHo,rd. No imposihOn Pe1miHed
ju.7 Sc. BOYD,
Supt. & q. r. a. NJ. G. II. II.
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VI A RIED.

-SchrOcGcr's Corn Solvent removes ana cures
COrns, lunions and Warts. - cts ut Druggists
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The strike of the telegraphers continues.
The companies are making desperate efforts
to transmit all the dispatches received, but
vexatious delays occur, and great Interrupt
ton to business has resulted
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY Commission
Frs. Bids for The Lavender iron bridge over
Broad Creek, Fifth District, were received from
l.. w. Finley, $l3 per lineal foot; Penn Bridge
Works Sl2 80 per lneal foot. Awarded to the
latter.
A pension OF so was appropriated TO George
Gibson, colored, OF the Fifth District
Martin Russell was appointed Janitor of The
Court House. He will be required to keep the
building in order ut all lines attend to the
fires during Court; keep the yard and grounds
IN proper condition, and generally, to perform
services which heretofore were paid for specially
Apctition was received from j. f. IIardesty
A. Robinson, h. Charles Lee, VIM. N Vogts
John Dierker and many Others to close the
abandoned public road, about 200 yards in
length, near Ilollingsworths Mill, Abingdon
District. Mcssrs. Thos f.. Cathcart, Geo. VIM
McComas and D. Truinor Archer were appoint
examiners 10 visit the spot and see whether tn,
public convenience requires the said road TO bt
closed or not
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LAPIDUM NoTEs-Messrs Barnes ~ Archer
have leased the sash factory at Port Deposit,
formerly conducted by holland u Co. The es-
Establishment will be lciitted with new machin.
cry and work will be commenced in two weeks,
with about 25 or 80 men.
Several prominent Reading Railroad officials
are expected in the ncighborhood, the last of
this week, TO enjoy bass fishing in the Susque-
hanna, which promises to he good at that time.
The breaks in the canal have been repaired
and large number OF boats, which were de.
tanned in consequence, are coming down, laden
with coal and lumber.
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AT a meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee, held in Bel Air, on Tuesday, the
nth day of July, 1888, il was
ResOlced That the Democratic voters of
Hartford county hold primary meetings, at
the usual places OF voting at general elections
in each district, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of August, 1885, to send Ten Delegates
from each Election District to a County Con
venton, to be held in Bel Air, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of August 1883, at 10 o'clock,
NJ, to select delegates to the State Conven-
ton, TO be held in Baltimore on the 10Th day
of September, 1889, for the nomination of
candidates for Governor, Comptroller and
Attorney General.
That in the First District the primary
meeting to be held in Abingdon shall choose
ten delegates
In the Second District the meetings held at
Hopewell and Halls X Roads precincts re-
spectively each will choose five delegates.
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ED.

SlIERTIER. Died, at Petersburg, Lancaster
county, Pa, ON The l1Ih instant, Mrs. CATIlA-
RlNE SIlERTIER, III the S5h year of her age,
mother of Jacob aud Ahram ShcrHrr, OF
ChurchvilIe, Md.
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the fitting hogan. The distance ridden was 100
yards and the rings three in number. The re-
suit OF The first three rides was as follows
NAME
KNIGHT oE

1t appeared that Mr.. Louis T. Michael,
Knight of Perrymans, had taken every ring !;
Messrs. Arthur and Greenwny had each taken
eight and Mr.. Rawhouser seven rings. The
contest was continued between Arthur and
Greenway, the honors falling in the order
named.
The coronation ceremonies then took place,
in which Louis r. Michael crowned as Queen of
Love and Beauty Miss Milholland, of Baltimore
city f. z. Arthur crowned The First Maid of
Honor Miss Mollie Payhill, of Hartford county
Wilton Greenway crowned the Second Maid of
Honor, Miss Ella Keen, of Perrymans; w. IL.
Rawhouser crowned the Third Maid of Honor,
Miss Ida MORGAN, of Perrymans.
The affair wound up with the coronat ion bal
in Emmord's hall, which was crowded. Anum
Der of persons from Baltimore city were present
| both ut the ball and at the tournament, and the
entire fair is pronounced success. The music
was furnished by the Excelsior band, Of
| Bali imore.
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CAPTURE OF A Horse THIEF-AN EXCITING
CHAsE-On Wednesday night Il horse belong
ing to Mr. q. T. Milton, of Darlington, and one
belonging TO Mr.. VIM. Stephenson, DR., ofLevel,
disappeared, and it was believed they were
stolen. The next morning the owners asccr.
tanned that colored man, riding one horse and
leading another, had heen seen going towards
Lapidum.
| MIR VIM. Hopkins, near Level, also missed his
horse, Thursday morning, and hearing of Mr..
| Slcphenson's loss and the colored man and two
horses concluded one of the animals was his -
Accordingly Mr.. Edison II. Foard and Mr. Hip.
| kins started in pursuit, in a skeleton wagon
Near Rock Run Church they saw colorcd man
riding horse and ordered him to stop. Instead
of stopping he put his horse in run. Mr. Hip
| kins got out To Tighten the load and Mr.. Foard
gave chase. Between Rock Run Church and
Stafford he gained on the negro, who sprang
| from the horse and ran. lie was overakcn by
Mr. Foard, and in reply TO questions said Mr..
| VIM Hughes had given him the horse.
| Mr.. Foard took The horse and man back Ia
Rock Run Church, and on their way, they met
Mr. Stephenson aud his party, with Mr.. Ste,
phenson's horse which the negro had turned
| loose. The horse recovered, it turned out, was
Mr.. Millions Mr. Hipkins' horse was found
in the road near his place. The thief was taken
to Justice Taylor's office, where he gave his
name as Stonewall Jackson. The Justice COM
mltted him to jail for court.
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Zoe THE LEGISI.ATURE.-s. X. Gil
NOR NlIELEGISLATuRE.-Mn.

L BERT, of the Fourth District, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary elections
IT elected will oppose mOnOpoies and favor equal
rights. jul:IF
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| LNORTl1E Lea: RE respectfully
L announce myself ms II candidate for the House
| OF Delegates subject to the result Of the Demo-
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,L'ONTmE LEGI%I.ATlRE.
NOR TIE LEGISLATuKE.-I nnnonnc

T1'VEt Z II % HsNVENTIN U Z RE.-I UHnOllnCt
l. myself ms Il candidate for nomination for the
House of Delegates, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic party AT the ensuing Primary Flee.
tons. DAVID WILEY,
les of the Fourth District
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