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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.

Mr.. John Barnes, OF ChurchVlle, says
THE improvement in county roads has been
wonderful and they are in excellent condition,
Notwithstanding the constant heavy hauling on
them. They can be still further improved. The
Bel Air and Churchville road used to be very bad;
now il is a beautiful road eight months in the
year. We want no change in the road system,
except to do away with the general road supervi-
sOrs. Let the Commissioners give the road war
rants only to persons who know how to mend
roads, if they can be found The roads would get
worse instead of better under a contract system
believe that taking the county together the
public gets the fun worth of every cent levied for
h..r do
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DON'T FILL THE HOLES WITH STONES.

Mt. samuel Il. BOND, OF BC1 AFT, SuyS:
~ have been travelling the county roads for
from TO to Is years, and | have never seen them
AS good as they are now. The improvement has
been steady. At one time you couldn't cross the
Main street of Bel Air from the Court House to
the Jail without the aid of piece OF board or
fence rail The road from Bel Air to Conowngo
used to be almost impossible one-half the sum
mer from being cut up by the hoofs of cattle in
winter. Now il is in good travelling condition.
| have been stalled many a time level road
with team of four good horses. The only OBJ
lection have to the present system is that some
supervisors will persist in nllng holes with
stones. This afterwards leaves u stone pile and
two mud-holes. We don't want any better sys-
tom Ihnn we have"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05

s-Sy" California Beardless Seed Wheat for sale.
Ripens two weeks earlier than any other kind.
Sample at this office B. F. Mnnick, Depot,
Bel Air. oct5
g@The young gentleman who says in sub
stance that he is the only man that can get Fer
tilizers shipped over the Maryland Central Rail
road is guilty of Misrepresentation. He will
find, as he joys along through life, that he
will have more fun, if not as much money,
by telling the truth. Some people put their
reason for veracity upon higher plane. have
now and hope to keep on hand supply of Dia-
mond State Phosphate, at Bel Air, but would
like to have customers orders as soon as posi-
BILE John D. Alexander boot
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EDWARD FERRY.
R. II. MINNICK.

Lumh and
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orsmaIer
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05
BOX STALLS FOR TRACK HORSES.
GOOD BAND OF MUSIC,
ADMISSION.

Persons OH foot, on horseback, or in carri-
Observation-Disclosures. ...,.............$ 80 25
Children under II years of agc......... ..... Is
Each horse. %
Grand Stand Observation-Disclosures. %
Quarter Stretch. .................... ....... 50
Liberal arrangements have been made with the
Maryland Central Railroad for the transportation
of Freight and Passengers to and from Bel Air.
Persons leaving Baltimore at A. M. or 9.15 A.
NJ. can visit the Fair Grounds and return the
same day-leaving Bel Air at or 430 p. M
Tickets from Baltimore to Bel Air and return, in
Guiding admission to Fair Grounds, Sl00. From
intermediate points at correspondngly low rates.
The early morning train from Port Deposit and
Havre de Grace will be met at Edgewood by
Coaches and passengers conveyed safely to Fair
Grounds, and if desired, returned to EdgewOod
same day in time to connect with evening train
for the same points.
WIN. BALDWIN, President.
GEO j. FINNEY, Secretary. Scp2l
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according to the following specifications
Abutments to be 10 feet long, s feet thick at the
bottom, battered to feet at the top and ~ feet
above the level of the water of the mill DAM
Foundation to be sunk to good did earth or rock
bottom. Four Wing Walls 20 feet long from back
of abutments, 3 feet thick at bottom and battered
ments and to slope to the ground at the ends
Foundation for wing walls to be 2 feet deep.
Good heavy stone to be used in the construction
of the walls, and laid with No. Rosendae Ce-
mcnt. The filling up and grading the approaches
to the Bridge to he completed in good order and
the whole subject to inspection and approval by
the Commissioners. There is plenty of good
stone and sand near the bridge and cement can
be had within three miles. Proposals will be
reserve the right to reject any and all bids that
may be made.
by order of the Board,
G.. W. PROCTOR
sep2g Clerk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05

eag@We offer good Bargains in Mems, Boys
to hear our prices. Suits from $500 to $500.
Boots and Shoes, Mems, Boys and Children's.
Red Flannel Undershirts and Drawers. Hats of
latest styles. Well selected stock of Gentle
mems Fine Shirts and Neckwear, Louis Steele
u Bro, Bel Air. Oct5
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Mr.. John Is. Gallon, OF the tltth district:
There is no comparison in the condition of the
roads now with what they were few years ago.
not it would be impossible to do the increased
amount of heavy hauling that is done on them
The commissioners should appropriate more
money for the roads and put warrants in the hands
of men who know how to mend roads. believe
the supervisors do the best they can. The Com
missioners should require supervisors to mend
the roads in the spring and keep back part of
their allowances to dress them up in the fall.
don't know that any better system could be de-
" Snl
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Public School Notice.

Office Of BOard Of School Commissioners
Bel Air, Nd, Sept. eth. 1888.
The Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 9th and 10th, provided
the Trustees of each school consent, in order to
allow the teachers and pupils to attend the Agri-
cultural Fair.
Teachers and pupils are earnestly requested to
see that each school is represented in the Public
School Department Exhibits for this depart
ment must be sent to this office, before Sat
urday, October 9Th. BY order,
NOBLE L.. MITCHELL,
2Ssep2t Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR MASONRY. -SEALED
l. PROPOSALS will be received by the County
Commissioners of Hartford county, at their office
in Bel Air,
Until Monday, October 18th, 1883.
At IL o. clock, NJ, for the
MASONRY FOR A BRIDGE OVER DEER
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THE ROAD MONEY IS NOT WASTED.

DIR. James NJ. McGraw: The county roads are
infinitely better than they have been for 20 years.
During Republican rule in Hartford they were
in terrible condition. We could have no better
system than the present one or course there are
pieces of road that are not properly mended. The
Commissioners should require the supervisors to
work out their allowances before the 10th of June
each year. Then they should be allowed say 10
per cent. of the amount of their warrants with
which to pick up loose stones and repair bad
places that may occur in the roads after the
spring mending Enough money is appropriated
and do not believe it is wasted, rs Il general
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05
Corrected Weekly by VIM. H. Michael & Sons,
Grain and Produce Commission Merchants,
81 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
WEDNEsDAY Oct z 1881
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents a line for the first insertion, and
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid.
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s4y"For Salc.-A Greencastle Wheat Drill,
has been used very little and is as good as new :;
superior new fourhorse Wagon Bed made
expressly for hauling wood or coal, with sliding
bottom Henry Fulford, Bel Air. 2iau
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THEY ARE IMPROVING.

Mr.. James McCurdy, of the Fifth district II
have not travelled much over the roads except in
my own neighborhood. for 80 years. | consider
that they are improving, but perhaps not as much
as they might. | would like to see the county
divided into road districts, each of which should
elect its own road supervisor"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05

s3y"Farm for Rent on shares. Also some 20
tons Timothy Hay for sale. Apply to Mrs. Jas.
Winchester. Creswell p. D.
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TO THE CANNERS OF HARTFORD.
would call your attention to the fact that in
connection with the Grocer and Gamer, | have
opened in Baltimore, a BUSINESS EXCHANGE
AND READING ROOMS, at 10 Postothcc Ave-,
first floor, which has been fitted up with attract
i've shelving for the purpose of exhibiting Canned
Goods.
Also tables and desks for the accommodation
of visitors who may be sojourning i'm the city, as
these rooms are fast becoming the resort of many
merchants visiting Baltimore for the purpose of
making their purchases in the different lines of
trade they are engaged and being DESTROYS OF
placing in the Exchange a sample of the products
of the different canning houses of the State, your
cooperation is urgently solicited by sending, at
your earliest convenience, case of samples of
the products of your canning house, which will
be placed on exhibition and proper mention made
of same in the columns of the GrOceF and tanner.
Thus by lending your aid, you will be promoting
an enterprise which will assist materially in let
ting the world know the superiority of the pro-
ducts of the canning houses of the State. Pack
ers who desire to avail themselves of the privi-
lege will please communicate by postal or letter
TO
d. ORR,
sep28 19P. o. Avenue, Baltimore.
G WEBSTER BRADFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BEL AIR, MD.
ey- All legal business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt and faithful attention. mh3lF
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~" Wanted.-A good Fresh Cow. G. T. Mil
ton, near Darlington. oct5
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cssy South Carolina Bone in store at M. G.
Depot, Bel Air. Price $2l Cash. S23 crop time,
without interest Analysis equal 20 the best
W. Smithson Forwood au3l
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az For Sale Attorney Bull Calves, very
handsome. Apply at my farm near Darlington
ID. f. Thomas. 5oct4t
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sJy"The celebrated National Bone, for sale at
Rock Run. Also Soft Coal for Blacksmiths' and
canning purposes, and Hard Coal of all Sizes
James Whiteock, Rock Run. l7an2m
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THEY COMPARE FAvoRAnLY WITH OTHER couN

Mr.. John j. Alexander says:
1.-The roads in Hartford compare favoraby with
other counties of our State, over which / have
driven considerably. My time since 1879 has al
most entirely been spent on the roads of this and
adjoining counties. since that time our roads
have very much improved, Notwithstanding the
travel has probably been nearly doubled, 1t is
an impossibility TO have trst-class roads in llar
ford county except by macadamizng them Mt an
expense that l don't think the Commissioners
would be justified by the taxpayers in mourning.
The weather. since January, 1882, has been very
much against the roads, particularly the heavy
rains we have had this summer"
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szsy"I have just received Il car load of Green.
castle or Willoughby Grain Drills-considered
by those who have them to be the lightest and
best Grain and Fertilizer Drill in use. W.
Smithson Forwood. au3l
s8g~A mature, high-bred Southdowu Buck
and one very handsome Southdown Buck Lamb
for sale g. NJ Lee, Black Horse. au24
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FULL VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY CENT Ex-
TIE HOWL ABOUT RAD ROADS IS ABSURD.

DIR. Wake b. Munnikhuysen: The roads are
far superior to what they were when began to
practice medicine eight or ten years ago. Even
when they are mended properly in the spring
washing rains in summer may create bad places;
but have never called the attention of the Com
missioners to needed repair that it was not
promptly attended to. The howl about bad
rOnds ia absurd I"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-10-05

REMARKs.-A dull time has struck the trade in
canned goods. prices have declined and the sales
made during the last few days have been at our
quotations. A good killing frost might help mat
tiers some, but warm days weaken views of buy
ers and facilitate packing.
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cz9y"Lost, either at Fallston or Bel Air, or
between the two places, Gentleman's Patent
Leather Slipper. The finder will confer favor
by leaving it at The HgiS office.
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sSy"For Sale.-A frst-class new Jump.seat
Jaeger, built by the undersigned. Will be sold
low, for want of storage room. Williamson IL
Bros, carriage manufacturers, Bel Air. au3l
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BEEFCATTLE.-With decreased offerings the
market showed a firmer tone, quotations being as
follows:
Very best sale this week ....,.,.... IS 25D5 70
That generally rated first quality. 00D5 20
Medium or good fair quality. ........... 3 37d3 rs
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows. 3 00d3 %
Extreme range of prices ............... 3 00a5 70
Most of the sales were from............ 3 50I5 81
SwINE.-We quote rough sows and stogs at
6HdTc., and the better grades at 1G7xc, and extra
~ with II full number al the latter figures.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote butcher Sheep
at 3d5c, and few at the latter prices; Lambs
4(a6c.: Sheep $ad350 per head, ana wethers
4d4hc. per ID.
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~" For Salc-A ful.blood registered Cots.
void Buck, years old, Walsingham stock. j.
p. Silver, Glenville, Hartford Co., Md. au3l
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eY-For Sale.-A yoke of large, fat Oxen, well
broken, just in their prime. j. M. Simmons
Spesutia Island Aberdeen Z. o.
ray- For Sale, very Cheap.-A neat, substan-
tial one-horse Family Carriage, in good order
ming order, the wheels being nearly new. Will
Hanson IL Bro, Carriage Manufacturers, Bel
Air. JUG
say-The report that intend to discontinue
my Stage Line from Bel Air to Baltimore via
the Hartford Turnpike, is untrue. My business
has largely increased and | am as ready and
willing as ever to accommodate the public. Peter
f. Casey. JUG
e4y"Do you know you can buy Shoes for your
self and children cheaper from John W. Ander-
son, Bel Air, than you have been paying? JUG
TEA nice line of Imported Cassimeres at
Jno. W. Anderson's, Bel Air, in Suit patterns
Have your clothers made to fit you. JUG
e3-For Sae.-Five Hundred best Yellow
Locust Posts, mo rtised five holes and seven fee
long. John Mite hell, Jr P, o. Havre de Grace
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THE MONEY IS SPENT JUDIcIousLy.

Mr.. A. II. Patterson, of Abingdon district
II have been In Hartford 81 years, and can say
that the roads have decidedly improved. No
change of system is needed. Road warrants
should b. given to persons interested in the roads,
believe the money is generally spent judicous-
ly, and nearly every supervisor spends more time
on the roads than he is paid for"
Mr. VIM. G. Jeffrey, of Bel Air, has Travelled
constantly over the roads for years, and says
they are not only good but better than they have
ever been in his lifetime.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, Geo. l.. VanBibber,
Samuel NJ. Whteford, VIM. Young, p. G.. Savin,
Jas. b. Preston and hundreds of other prominent
and well known citizens all unite in declaring
that the roads of Hartford county never have been
in as fine condition as they are now and that the
improvement in the last few years has been re-
markable.
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s83"For Salc.-Five Sows with 40 Pigs, OF
superior stock. liza X. George, Emmerton.
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sSg"l00, 900 Bushels of Grain Wanted, for
which highest market prices will be paid. To-
mato Boxes for sale cheap. Minnick Il Ferry,
Bel Air aul7
s14y"For Sale.-A good One-horse Spring
Wagon. Geo. X. Cairnes, Bel Air. aul7
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r9g Standard Fertilizers on hand and for sale
at Bel Air. Pure Bone Dust, Phosphates, s. G.
Bone and Guano. w. Smithson Forwood, NJ C.
Depot. aul7
~ Grain of all kinds bought for Cash. To
be delivered at Bel Air depot. Good bags fur
nished when desired. w. Smithson Forwood,
Changers Hotel, Bel Air.
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slSg"For Sale.-About dozen fine Pigs, six
weeks old. Also a small Tenant House for
Rent. Joseph Livezey, near Red Pump.
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szSy"L Lost between priesthood and Bel Air, on
Sunday, September I'D, a Gold Locket, with the
initials &c. s." upon it. A suitable reward will
be paid for its return to this office, or to IL. W.
Archer, of Robt., n N. Charles Street, Balti-
more 2Ssep2t
sSy"Straycd from the subscribers farm, Red
Steer, about one year old, with white on feet
would weigh perhaps 600 or 700 lbs. A Reward
will be paid for its recovery. VIM. Oldield,
Fountain Green. sep21
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r1y"Stll at the Head in Fine Carriages, Bug.
ges, &c The work | sell is warranted. John
Smith, Coach Shops Bel Air.
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Athletic Sports at the Hartford Fair.

FOOT HURDLE RACE.-First Prize S. Sec
Ond Prize, So.
50: Second Prize, 50.
Persons wishing to enter for these Prizes will
please send their names to
HHNBY w. ARCHER, JR.,
sep2S Bel Air Md
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"a" Three very fine Side bar Dayton Wagons
on hand and for sale very low. John Smith,
Coach Shops, Bel Air.
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Icy" 600 600 Bushels Grain Wanted. -Wheat
Rye, Oats and Corn. Highest cash prices paid.
w. Smithson Forwood, NJ. G. Depot Bel Air
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Oysters.-Prme Fresh Oysters neatly
served in every style, or for sale by the quart
gallon. George Lyle, Office street, Bel Air.
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Bel Air, Md, October 5, 1888.
The Roads Steadily Improving
NO CHANGE OF SYSTEM NEEDED.

The Republican organ insists that the roads
of Hartford are in deporable condition, and
its remedy, ofcourse, is to put the Republican
party in power in the county In proof of
its assertion it cites isolated points in certain
roads where the work has been neglected or
not properly done. 1t would be indeed re-
markable if with the hundreds of miles of
roads and among 600 700 supervisors some
pieces of road were not properly mended or
altogether neglected. Admitting the correct
ness of some of these assertions, il remains
fact, which cannot be controverted with
TRUTH that the roads of Hartford county have
been steadily improving for the last fifteen
years, and that we now have good loads
better, MS n whole, than we have ever had in
Hartford at any previous time.
This is not our opinion alone, but that of
every unparalleled man who knows any
thing about roads or road-mending. We
give below the opinions of a few well-known
physicians and other intelligent citizens on
the condition of the roads. These, we think,
will outweigh any assertions which the Re
publican organ many makes for political
effect:
FULL VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY CENT EX-
PENDED.
DIR. X. ID. Lee: ~ have never seen the roads of
this district better than they now. In fact the
roads of the county generally are improving every
year. Of course there are some bad places which
should be mended and some roads are not worked
early enough in the season. ! believe there is
very little favoritism shown in giving out road
warrants, and that the public receives the full
value of every cent expended on the roads,
THE ROADS NEVER HAVE BEEN AS GOOD AS NOW.
DIR. Il. Hall Richardson: IL have travelled the
roads of Hartford county for many years, in
practicing my profession, and say without hesta-
ton that they have never been rs good as they
are now. During the war, when the Republicans
were in power, many of the roads was almost i'm
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nNotce.-None of our Canning House
Checks will be redeemed by us after Nov. LIST,
1883 Allen ~ Wilson. sepT
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A RARE CHANCE.-A RARE CHANCE is
"A offered to purchase a flrst-cass COUNTRY
STORE in Hartford county. Centrally located,
well established and doing a large business
With full line of desirable goods. Possession
can be had first of January, 1884. Full informa-
ton will be given on any point to one meaning
business by applying By letter only to
sep2S +. w. BAKER, Bel Air, Md.
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esy"A frst-class Jump-seat Carriage, leather
trimmed, inside and out. A very comfortable
wagon. viii be sold below manufacturers
price. John Smith, Coach Shops, Bel Air.
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= scp@o
az For Sale, 900 bushels ofSuperior Wood
Ashes, perfectly dry. Cheap for cash. Apply
to Henry Reckord " Sons, Reckord, Baltimore
county, Md. sep2S
Icy For Sale.-A sorrel Mare, Lexington
stock, with colt one year old by Nick of the
Woods. James Billingslea, Abingdon.
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~" For Sale.-Ten bushels Of prime Timothy
Seed r. John Rogers, near Fountain Green.
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TENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
hartford COUNTY

THE ENTRY BOOKS
are now open for the registry of Animals and Ar
ticles intended for exhibition.
The general interest felt in the exhibitions of
this Society and the arrangements already made,
warrant the Directors in assuring the public that
the Tenth Annual Exhibition will be in no re-
spects inferior to those previously held by the
Society. In every OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Machine
ry, Household and Farm Productions-the EXhi-
bition will be creditable representation of the
resources and industry of Hartford and adjoining
counties. number of attractive features have
been added to the programme for each day, so
that the interest of visitors will not be suffered to
decrease. Good order and decorum will be strict
ly enforced.
The Grounds will be open on MONDAY, OCT.
8th, for the reception of Articles and Stock for
the Exhibition. Ladies. AgriculturistS, Pomolo-
gists, Horticulturists, Poulterers, Graziers, In
ventOrs and Mechanics are cordially invited to
become exhibitors, and for their announcement
LIBERAL PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT..
COMPETITION INVITED.
GROUNDS ATTRACTIVE.
GRAND CANALCADE.
TRIALS OF SPEED EVERY DAY.
MULE RACES, FOOT RACES. BICYCLE
RACES, CHARIOT RACES.
MASQUERADE CARNIVAL.
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say"Mutual Live Stock Insurance Co., of En-
mitsburg, Md Safe, sound, reliable. Insure
your stock against loss from death by disease or
accident Rates very low, and losses promptly
paid. w. f. Robinson, Agent, Fallston, Md
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necordlng to the FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION

MASONRY FOR A BRIDGE OVER DEE
CREEK, AT PRESTONS MILL,
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s1y@100 Acres of Land for Sale low, to close.
s. NJ. Lee, Black Horse p. o. au3l