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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-08-03

CSTRAY NOTICE.-Ha,Jnd Con0tV 10 ait :
Ia 1 hereby certify that Daniel w. Jones, of
Hartford county, brought before me, the sub
scriber one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county, this LIST day of August, in the
year 1888, as stray, trespassng upon his enclo-
sures, One Small Red COW, blind in left eye.
Given under my hand,
JAS. A. FULTON, j. p.
The owner of the above described COW is re-
quesed to come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take her away.
3all;3t ID. w. JONES.
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The Iionrd of Directors of the Agricultural So
ciety of Hartford County invite proposals for fur
nshing MUSIC for the Tenth Annual Exhibition,
10 he held ON the Societys grounds, near BE. Air,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, De-
tnber 9th l0h, 18th and 18th, 1883.
Applicants are requested to state the number
and kind OF Instruments used and the nnnicr
and pieces they can play.
Proposals 10 he sealed and left with the Srcre.
tnry on or before H. o'clock, NJ
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2Tth, 1883
ali bids offered, and will take into consideration
the character of the band and lis proficiency in
music, as well as the price asked for the seri ice
rendered.
GEO. II. CAIRNE5, Secretary.
au3 Rel Air, Md.
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DROPsbSAA.S.

PROPOSALS for the privilege of Renting
Ground at the next Exhibition of the Agricultur-
al aud Mechanical Society of II afford County, to
be held near Bel Air, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October 9th, 10th, 18th aud
18th, 1888, tor the purpose of erecting Tents on
said grounds and for other lawful arnusements,
will be received by the Hoard of Directors
UNTIL MONDAY, AUGUST 2Tth, 1883,
AT IL clock, NJ.
GEO. r. CAIRNES, Secretary
aus Bel Air, Md
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor,

eaB-THE EGIs has more extended circulation
mong the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed TO this
fact.
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CWSTlIgN &. SisOKTIIDGE'S ACADE-
- MY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, Media,
Penn, II miles from Philadelphia. School year
opens Sept. L. Fixed price covers every expense,
even books. &c. No extra charges. No incident
al expenses. No examination for admission
Thirteen experienced teachers, all men and all
graduates. Special opportunities for apt stu
dents To advance rapidly. Special drill for dull
and backward boys. Patrons or students may
select any studies or choose the regular English,
Scientific, business Classical, or Civil Engineer
ing Course. Students lifted at Media Academy
are now in Harvard, Yale and ten other Colleges
and Polytechnic Schools. Physical and a
Chemical Laboratory; fine Gymnasium and
BALL ground. 1J0O vols added to Library in lSs3.
Apparatus doubled in 1885. Ten students seut to
College IN 1883 graduating class in CONNER
temperance charter which prohibits the sale of
all intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated Cir
eular address the Principal and Proprietor,
SWITHIN q. SIHORTg.HDGE, a. VI. lIar-
ward University GraduareD Media, Penn.
3aulmr
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The DIRECTORS Of the Hartford County Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association of met
in Bel Air, on Monday. Mr.. VIM. Baldwin,
President, was in the chair. Messrs. John
Carroll Walsh, Allen Hoffman, }. Frank Rea,
sin, s. Griffith Davis, James NJ. Cain, Geo
A. Cairnes and G. G. kinsey were also present
The Secretary was instructed to advertise fol
proposals for music and for the restaurant and
other privileges at the fair, which will be held
on the 9th, 10Th, lllh and 18th of October next
Mr.. Harry G. Lawder was appointed supern
tendent OF the trials of speed.
The Secretary, Mr., Geo. r. Cairnes, tcndercc
his resignation, which was accepted, and MIR
Geo. j. Fmney was unanim ously elected to i'll
the vacancy.
Adjourned until August 21th 1855
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DESIRABLE STORE STAND AND Eight
ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his property
known ms MONKS STORE. situated on the
road leading from Bel Air Ia Dublin, G% miles
from the former place: II consists al a wci-a
ranged STORE ana DIV Filing HOUSE, Gran
AIRY, good Cellar and lee House, with every con-
veuienrr for storing and shipping I.ultrr, and
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--Srhroeder's Corn Solvent for Corns, Bun
MONS and Warts. No cure. no pay - cts. ut
lIlppiSls
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Adjourned until August 27th, 1888.

MARYLAND CENTRAL NOTES.-The railroad
company are erecting au Eclipse wind mill, 10
be used in pumping water for locomotives, ION
their well near Bel Air Station.
The train for Bel Air was delayed two
hours, last Sunday evening. h, tho h,cahing ul
the driving Iud of the locomotive, the accident
orcurringa AT Baldwin. The Inc was rum back
to Baltimore and another ;rut uui Ia hrnc The
train IL Bel Air
The quantity of hcighi carried ov"I the new
raiIIond is surprising, aud fully demonstrates
the success Of the enterprise financially.
--Ahnnl two hundred rxrursioni~ts from Bel
Air, visited Loeb Raven, on Thursday Of last
week and spent delightful day. TO make this
resort more popular, the Railroad Company
will have 10 supply better music, ~ that now
furnished is of IL very inferior character TOR
S0nf0Wn UHiCu.
MIR b. +. Mnnick received this week, h,
the Maryland Central, two car loads ufItrtillZcrs
being the first large shipments of his kind t.,
Bel Air over the new road
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N EGW STOCK
ThC Waring Fertilizer Company

Owing to the large increase of business cxpc-
~ rIcncrd by the Waring Fertilizer Company
since the ORGANIZATIONS Of the company three years
ago, they find the present paid-np capital of
sU.trH too small for lis requirements.
They have therefore decided to increase the
Capital Stock Ia Slm,0on. The present Common
stock 10 lac increased $4,000, making it $50,O0O,
and S5O,Nn of Preferred Stock issued. The Pre-
tcrrcd Stock will bear liked dividend of 6 per
cent per annuu, payable scni-annualy. The
whole income OI Company is pledged for the pny-
mcnt of hisGpcr cent dividend, and the entire as
sets OF the Company FOR the payment of the prin-
cipal.
IN" conservative basis on which the business of
thr Company ~ conducted and the fact that their
dealings among farmers, the safest class of
commercial credits known, makes the business
one of the safest that can he found.
The Common Stock (of which but $40 900 is to
be sSIcd,J Judging by their past experience may
be expected Ia pay dividends better than per
cent.
The Preferred Stock having the whole assets of
the Company, including the S5U,WN of Common
Stock, between ii and any possible loss, must be
one OF the safest Il per cent. Investments. and
owing to the certainty and prompiness of the
dividends, one OF the most satisfactory.
The present charter of the Company will cX-
pirc two Years hence. when stockholders who may
wish to do so, will have an opportunity of with
drawing.
Farmers holding stock in The Warning Fertilizer
Company aud purchasing fertilizers for their own
use us farmers by sending their orders direct to
the Company Will hcglInrantecd n dividend of ten
tn per cent. on an amount of their stock equal to
the sum OF their purchases during the year This
is Il reduction of about one dollar per Ion in add-
ton to Il div idend of six per cent.
Those Wishing to make inquiry further in re-
gard To above stock will please call on or address
The Waring Fertilizer Company,
myli of Cecil County, Colora Md.
JOH N SCH UCK,
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CONFECTIONERY STAND.

no the renter of this stand the usual confcc-
toners privileges will be granted. Here, as
clsewhcr re- un the grounds OF the Society the sale
of distilled spirituous liquors il prohibited.
GEO X. GAItNES, Secretary,
au,i Bel Air, Md.
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The situation is perfectly healthy, the neigh
bofhood thickly settled, and the store stand one
of the most desirable in the county. largcJanl
profitable business Is now bcing carried on which
is capable of expansion This is an opportunity
seldom offered TO IN cntcrpriSing business man. q
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DRoposAI.s FOR REsTAUHANr, dc.
AT THE
HARTFORD COUNTY FAIR.

HARTFORD COUNTY FAIR.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the RENT OF tue
RESTAURANT, &c, ON Fair Grounds during
the Exhibition, to be held october 9th 10Th, llth
and 18th, 1893, will be received
UNTIL. MONDAY, AUGUST n?th. Iss3,
At L. O'Clock, NJ.
The usual Restaurant privileges will be granted.
Persons bidding for the Restaurant may bid separ-
atey for the Building, where the sale of non-ii
toXicating drinks will he permitted. or for the Two
together, ms they may prefer.
During the same time proposals will be received
for the rent OF Il
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CTEWA RISTOWN ENGLISH AND
~ CLASSICAL AGA DENY.
2Sfh ANNUAL SESSION will open MONDAY,
Sept. 81, 1883. The Principal, helper, not mas
ter. Let us reach the MfehtetS of our pupils
through their heHtS. Course English and CIassi-
cal. Especial attention To Elocution. For Cata-
logue with fun information, address
CHAS. II. WRIGHT. A. Nj, Principal,
3au Stewarsiown, Pa.
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BuRKI NS.-At the residence of his parents
Castieton, Md, July Fist, 1888, MILFORD, sol
of W. L. and Eliza Rurklms, in the lilh ear .
his aye.
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srNRE GOODS AT nEDalt.En PRICES.

am now closing ont my largo and varied stock
of Store Goods, nj VERY LOW PRICES afford
ing housekeepers II rare chance togct Bargains.
&c" All persons indebted are requested tn set
tie Immediately, by cash or approved note, as my
present business must lie closed up. ~
Iiu2mt EDWARD 4. M,NkS.
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TYGER,TTS
Star Bone Phosphate,
Dissolved S. c. Bone
AND
PURE GROUND BONE
PEN MAR! HIGH ROCK !!
Maryland's Great Mountain Resort.
GRAND EXCURSION
OVER THE
MARYLAND Central &WcStern Md. RI

Magnificent Views al BOId Mountains.
Extensive valleys and Beautiful
Towns, from IL Point 1000 Feet above ilic
a.eyet 0f he Sen.
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I3 II l. A | IL, NJ Il.

friday Morning, August 3, 1898.
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PROPOSALS EOE PAINTING THE
4 COURT HOUSE AND BARN AZ Aims
AAOsSE.-Proposas will be received 10y the
County Commissioners, at their office in Bel Air,
up to
Monday. Aug't 9Th, 1883, NJ IL o'clock, NJ.
FOR
PAINTING 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 pencilled.
The body of the paint 10 be of lead properly
MIXED with IInsced OH.
At the same time Proposals will be- received for
Painting the New Harm at the Aims
house,
two coats of good Spanish Brown and Lnsced
Oil to be used.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any all bids that may be made.
The successful bidders will be required to give
bond for the faithful performance of the con-
tract. By order,
2Tju @. W. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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huntington, JWy Both, 1888.
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Persons horimy turn for he ~aso", aud
RUNNER houIcrs, can hare THE DAILY IN
rELLlGEScRR mailed 10 AsnI, po,tPdid, for 70
CEN. per month, he address being changed as
ottsn m dgsi,Sd
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Twenty.six new Episcopal churches are
building in Florida.
More than 1000 lambs were. killed in
Athens for Passover eating.
An Arkansas man has sandpapered the
shinpIes on bis house 80 that q cyclone
can't takO hold.
The little boy who said he had seen a
donkey In the theological garden was not
so very much outlof the way after all.
That human symphony is black was
quite right when he said that IN our inter.
course With the world 1--WE Ought to have
our pockets stuffed full OF charty."
There are some people in this world who
have never walked up to the fact that there
il any other personal pronoun except u
in the Language. They are not concelted,
only self apprcciative.
A Brooklyn girl has been much worried
since the first OF this month. Her lover
has moved next door and she is afraid he
will SEQ her putting ont the washing and
expect her to DO it III or she is married.
Mr.. Eli Seymour, OF Jackson, Ga. who
is ~ years OF age, was married recently to
II widow OF his neighOorhOod. And
among the marriage licenses issued ut
Petersburg. Va, last month, was one to a
man aged Slto marry woman o! W.
OF the six first students in the gradua'
ting class at West Point this year, three are
from the South, two from Ohio and one
from Pennsylvania. Taking Nil the classes,
South Carolina stands higher than any
other State. Last year. OF the ELK highest
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The State press is asi,ated as to how the
"galorious Fourth" shall be spent.
The Philippi Plaiadsulsr likens Thomp-
son, the Kentucky murderer, 10 brave
hero.
The Charleston Lecder is Of the opinion
that the Government stamp is grand
fraud in numerous instances.
The Point Pleasant Register hopes that
there Is no truth in the rumor that the
0 aio Central has been gobbled up by
Huntington Of the 6. 4 0.
The Sate journals head is level when it
says that West Virginia should organize rs
is done in other States, to save the forests
from universal destr ActiOn, for an army Of
axmen have their faces turned in this III
rection.
A case OF the pot calling the kettle black
is found when the Washington lPa.) ~
setrer rails ut the Reporter and keric1 for
inserting an advertisement for liquor
dealer, while it advertists for sale "a good
disti!lery with all the APPARATUS tor dlstill'
ing"
The Hinton Republican seriously GUS
poets that the hall mas nut been told when
the nominal debt OF West Virginia lie said
to bu S4O0OO0 tbs Consoled, however, by
rtaectluy that "UnCle Jake" may tell the
whole story in 1855, when she makes his
dying confession"
What will the Republican organs do Tor
something to whire about, now that the
Attorney Genera ;, decision ihas disposed
Of the Board Of Public Works as a body
with power 10 increase the valuation Of
lands? CldrkSbtTg NeIs,-They never have
whined. Now luey will make some cheer.
full comments on the graceful and ingenlus
manner in which the Board pulled out
when it saw the row its little per cents
were raising among the faithful and after
it heard from the Third district.
The Weston Republican throws the fol.
lowing bomb shell in it's last lssut: Joseph
s. Miller, Auditor OF West Virginia,
electionetred for the passage OF the Re
Assessment bill by promising every. dele:
gate who would vote for it the position OF
Commissioner to re.assess the land in the
several counties; and the result was thirty.
five members O. the Legislature were made
Commissioners. II you don't believe it
look Mt the records. Tho Legislature only
set $50 days instead OF As 1t was the
ever memorable Legislature of 81 81
Will the handsome man rise and explain :?
The P4rkersburg STATE Journal, one OF the
best and brightest OF our exchanges, is
preparing to issue daily edition at an
early date. A new dress OF type is 70 be
purchased, also steam power. The paper
will be furnished with Associated Press
dispatches an be six or seven column
folio. Mr.. White iutendsto make it in every
sense newspaper, and he has the push
and ability to do it. Parkersburg should
extend liberal support for it will be a
valuable acquisition to her. Our best
wishes are extended.
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Grant on Great Men.

Chicago AdraHee,
~ understand, General, that you said
the four greatest men you met Then
abroad were G4mbetta, Bismarck, Glad.
stone, and Hung Chang: Of China.
Said General Grant: "Yes, said that,
and still adhere TO II"
"Tell us about Gambetta."
The great soldier, ex President, and dis
tippuished traveller adjusted himself In an
easy manner aud began: "Yes, ! think
Bismarck h the greatest man IN Europe
and Gambetta was the greatest man IN
France at the time ! was there. i mad
formed quite u different opinion oil him l
supposed he WIS one OF those men who
wunted TO change without knowing why;
that kind which leave their country tor
their country's good, and come here and
undertake TO overturn things without
knowing what they want. But N my
Judgment, there was no man in France
who saw 30 clearly Just what was needed
in the crisis which followed the Franco
prus,ian war as did Gambetta. 1t is true,
he assumed the position almost OF dlcta'
Tor. He took The reins in bis own hands.
lie overthrow all the city government, put
down all other authority, aud removed all
the police officers, and after be had pre-
pared everything he then ordered the elec'
lion to be quiet and orderly. The people
we're told (aud they knew the army was
back OF hin) that they could not go to the
polls and vote for whom they chose. Now,
this looked like royalty and monarchy,
Int il wasn't. This was dangerous period
ia the history Of France, and Gaubetta
knew it. The people, when they had q
rnance, voted and elected Republicans
almost Every time, and 80 France was
saved as republic. Gambetta was level
headed, far sighted man."
"You mean that he knew the hour?"
ayes, call that true greatness, q man
who knows the hour and understands the
situation. l think you will fnd that
France can never be anything else now
but a republic. Whatever changes take
place the republic will come up every time.
MIR. Gladstone Is the greatest living Eng
lishman to day, think. l became greatly
attached to him during my visit abroad
The people OF Japan are wonderful peo'
pie. cannot begin to tell you how much
they interested me-"
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PERSONAL.

The Indian country boasts OF ia artist in
oils aud n skilled carver In the person OF
William Butler, II Cherokee.
Philip Philips, "the sweet singer" has
started for Amsterdam, intending to give
there hundred "song services" during the
Worlds Fair. a....
President Arthur is in perfect health.
Il. looks pile, but, as he has been perfectly
overwhelmed by social and personal Mt
tsutions, 1t isn't TO BIZ wondered at.-M, Y.
Litter.
The Jeanette has another victim. Grief
for the death Of, Miss La FarCe's lover,
Lieutenant Chipp, executive officer Of the
Inflated Arctic yNtcht, is said 10 have re
suited In her own death.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard Bryant will
celebrate their golden wedding At Prince.
ton, Ills, next Thursday. Mr.. Bryant Is
tho only surviving brother Of the poet, and
has livod in Princeton more than fifty
years.
Tho Princess Louise contributes nun.
her Of watsr.color sketches, taken in Der.
muda, California, and elsewhere, to the Art
Exhibition in Toronto The loyal papers
have many complimentary things to say TO
them.
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NEW aoops-ogo. R. TAYLOR.
R. TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET.

The continuance of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, silks, Parasols and
Black silks that can be guaranteed has necessitateda
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY the nh inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
of some particularly desirable shades in Coored SILKS
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets, they can III
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice Styles We would call
attention to our large line OF .-.4 .
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AtLastRecognize

Tie Importance Of providing Themselves With gH
which any hour may bring.
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AEAMISTA.-Yon ask how you may &C.
qniro beauty. Get married to public
officer, You will then instantly become "a
model Of feminine beauty" They all d.
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SWisiT made; work sent BY mail; n c'nyAliGRt
M siam for rspiV Please address Reliable AGni'R
Co., DIawer II, Philadelphia, Pa, my2s.rrhAI
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WBST VIRGINIA UNIVRRSITY

The next session begins SrpTi MFR IN 80
Ten Separate Schools, Including schSoi n NY.
s sss sGhSS! 81 hSE'S En COURSES in "a
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Modern Languages and literature. Teri ~. ant
cost Necessary expCnseN not over Sl75. yo.sE
Alotele and other information GddrNss 'o'ut
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apa NN-psutOwu u
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"A CARD.

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IlIkIl.

MYER-On Monday Inorning. June I. 1885, at
O'clock, MAEGAEA1nG MYER. In the 9th yeafoi her
age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 2i2s Eea
street, This afternoon at $50 o'clock. Friends Of
the family are invited. 1nterment at Red Mems
Cemetery.
GlLI-At Klrlwocd, Ohio. on Sunday, June 8.
1883, Mrs. WILLIAM Gull
Funeral from the residence Of her daughter,
Mn. z. Fundenburg, on Tuesday morning at Il
o'clock. Frien1s Of The family are invita-
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ITS SOLID SENSE.

We have had during the patt week eleven kinds
OF weather by actual count, with seyersl counties
still 10 hear FROM aud Il sselnSaS the Inhabitants
Of this hckle climate must