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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08
Literary Notices.

The February Wide Awake comes to hand looking
dainty as valentine. In fact the number is re.
markable for the elegance and finish of several of
its autograph engravnge. We call attention to the
Illustrations on pages 2l7 and 228, as examples of
fine drawing, reproduction and printing. The num-
ber opens with a strong drawing from Walter ShIr-
laws studio, illustrating Mrs. Kate Upson Clark's
story entitled "Granny.. & This is followed by
bury and Mr.. Lewis. A little farther on comes a
fresh little reminder Of the month in prose, 'The
Apothecary's Valentine illustrated by G. W. Ed
wards. But perhaps the specially which renders the
number of note and value, is what may be called its
business section; first Edward Everett Hale dis
courses to young citizens of their duties State
builders; next Mrs. A. NJ. Diaz reports the "John
Spicer Lecture on Swapping full Of pertinent
hints to older audiences than the which s Barn
Hall; then follows Mr.. Brooks with his amusing
but pithy story of "a Mercantile Transaction"-ail
this preluding paper by Rev: F. A. Clark, which
makes this issue Of Wide Awake one which ought to
be bought by the score by every business man in
America, for distribution smong the boys and young
men in his employ; this article is entitled "Our Bus
ness Boys; Their Success. What Eighty.three Busi-
ness Men Say" The second part of this paper
"Rocks of Danger" will appear in the March num-
bcr However, the entertainment of its readers has
not been lost sight Of. The serials, ''The Silver
first act is given of spirited White Mountain
comedy, entitled, ''More Than They Bargained Fol"
by Charles X. Talbot Mrs. May Croly Roper FUN
ishes an excellent story Of adventure, IAN Adyen-
II" by that delightful Magazinist Miss Harris, is
charming suggestion. Miss Lovels little proverb-
play, "Kittys Lesson" lis admirable as schoolplay
or for home use. Brownings stirring poem, 'How
the Good News Was Brought" is stirringly Illus
trated by Sandman, and the G. Y. f. r. u. Read
ing Course Is full Of capital practical spcciaties;
the Next Neighbors's Gamma Maria's Housekeeping
paper. entitled" Bill of Waste is worth the price
of the number, to say nothing of Marion Harand's
Cooking Paper. Only $3.50 year. D. Lothrop g.
Co., Boston.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Elmer Bradley,
John Able.
Order OF sale-Lucas County Court of Common
Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issned from
the above named court and to me directed AZ
Sheriff Of Henry county, will offer at public sale st
the north door of the court house in Napoleon. e..
on -
Saturday, February 10th, 1888,
at hour of O'Clock p. m of said day. the follow
ing described real estate situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit: '''
The south half of the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section twenty five (26l town
SIX t6) north range eight (S) east in Henry County
hio, containing twenty (20) acres of land more or
less.
Appraised at $40.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
N Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Martin Knnpp, Attorney for plaintin.
Napoleon, o., Jau. Q, ISS3.-5w $50
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08

In this age Of money getting the value
of love is estimated by the quantity of
coal consumed during courtshIp.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08

T. O., "Turn Over a new leaf" and be
gin to use Mishler's Herb Bitters.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08
To Prevent the Killing ofDeer.

Senator Norton's. bill No. 236 to
prevent the killing of deer for the year,
is as follows:
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-02-08

FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry County, Ohio.
Tyler Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, Jan. ., 1883. sl5 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
Sic soufrcicu Gna&tc tM Gt1etc
Netu gl0rf.

Die QbiGafiumg Der I36le nrf Dem
GrtceSanOt uHO Den onotren &anAlen
I'M StQatc 9fCip BORT lGitcH5 DtelcS GIaute5
bat lih Dortrtfilib 6cuGbrt.
Som s. Otai, DEM Sag Der GrDiinung
Der &anGlc, bis Gnoc Suit, murbcn mi
Dculclbeu 1916, 04S Ionlttn OouOtl38jltcr,
). +. naDc5u 100000 1onnen ooer liz
Ern;c,1t n1rDr beforn1rt, ulS I'M glelhcn
3citroum pc9 rnrDct9chclhen Sa0re5. Cine
n2Dcrc ltntcrrt0Nng crglcGt, Dap Dttle :3uz
tdDnlc Dc5 transports G0uptl00lib bon
lpldcn OcJe1ltGl1ncn Derritbrt, Die ilu lebz
ten Sabre nod 3olI beSabltcn lulD lcbt lldz
tiirlid) s%ollfrci ltllb. Nn Wctrtibc (lSeiScu,
9tpggcn ullo Wioi5) myrpCi in Dem err
uGbutcu .3citoblGnittc il, sos, 500 Suidef
bei0rbcrt. 9StiSc1 bcSablte non Buffalo
nod) 9ttiu Oort 81 Gcnt5 fitr Den Sul6cl,
pocr $1.16 tiir Sic Come mach bent 9Scitcu
gcDsltoe Sru1t a6cr mn 60 GcrtS fit Die
Ionlc. Nn5 iilto III Der Shat uiCbcrC 0a>
ten. ipclde bic @tlcnbnDn> 6r00tprclle III
boben1 @ynoe beeinfluiiCn miilien. Sel6lt>
pcrltQnblid 1abcn Die Giien6aD1cn Den
&ortbcil gr0bcrcr ShnelligtCit, liuO eS lit
flar, Dob tie ii0 DDDcrc Staten heSnDlcn
~luilc1; ollcin bic &anGlc bcluirten INNER
BIN, oa6 bic Sbicllc1ipcge cine ocipiilc
9totcnD0be nidt iiberl0reitcu blirfcn, ipelul
iie Die Trad>t nidt gans cinbilScn lpoucn.
llnlerG 9tndbarn III Gana0a taltgcn an,
iiber bielen StnnO Der Dingc belorgt SIT
iperoen. gtnocrcrlcitS ipcrieu bic Gilcn>
baDnen Die 6rage ouf, Db cS Oelln re6t unb
btlIig lei, BOB Der Staat 9tcip OOrf, bios
Tim nieocre TrodtrNtel 81 e~r5tclcn, lli6t
nut ouf olIe icine Ginna6rtcll por Den &az
nGlen pcrSidtc, lOlOcrn audi nod Die Nusz
beIierungen Der &opGle aus Dem @eloe Der
Gteuer5aDlcr bcltrcite. 9Sir gebcn SIT, bab
bicie 6rage iDre Seredtigung bat. 2tlciu
man Darf ni6t pergc1ien, DaB 0iclc llellc
Sanalpultttf bur0 bas etgenmd6tigc 0or@
gcDen Der @iicnbaDncn bcrDDrgerIfen lDltrDc,
urto iDrc llrDeber iDmnen mr. Diini6en,
DAP lte ipirtltd) uno auf bic 0auer 10 crz
folgrcid lei, nie c5 jeBt Den Nnidein Fat.
Der Staat bat Den Giielbabnen ia oud
Nripilegien cingcrGul1t, Obue Elm 9lequipaz
lent Onfur 51t ernpfalgcll, ltnD lpclln Die
leBtercn Die QSlinld)c pes 8Dltc5 audi II
eini9ermaBen berlldiibttgt bdtter, mare eS
perlnutbliH nit Der Ganalpoltttt ntbt 10
Deit gefOmmen.
(H. O.i3tg)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

bier in &aniaS BON bent acknowledgements
tratil6en 6ulbe gu iprc6en, Der nit Dem
oeuti6en S6ipauS neOclt; 6aS lit ipoDl
tauln in e~inSclnen StGoten mOgltd, auf
benz 2anbe abcr ganS unmoglidl. Nenlt
bic 0eutiGen III ben SlGb0cn aber
SulammenDoltclt, bann 1tnb iie ben SrlGnz
ocrn meiitenS ou6 bort viiber". - Die
S6lDar5ie1eret Dinlidtlid Der vucrrotteten"
Demutratii0cn Bartct fGIt n0b un6 nad
I'M Nnleben. 9tetrutirtc iid Dcr enQlii0>
rcoel0c She'll Ser rcpublifnnil6e 4;artei
I'M Nc9inn ibrer Silbulg bDd audi altnl
groBte1 Sheil aus Der ais "berrottet" ucr>
l0ricCucu 2S6igz Yortct urO biloetc cine
cbernc &Gmpicr5S 6aar. gSarum bcn frit=
Dcrcn @cgncrn ctn ebenlo iDitrbigcS Strc>
ben obiprc6cn? Die mddtig ma0lcubcn
Wtnnopple I'M Tabrif>, G%ilclboDu> IND
GelcgrapDCn>g Gelcn, icncr 5cinb OCT per-
l6nlid6en Tytjbcit, Die Yrobibitjon, ionic
o1beye Srugcn tGnltcn uno lpcrpcn llur
burN eincn y&cOlcl III bcr bcrri1cnbcn
Ynrtci gctolt lUtroen.
Snocl|cn mrinc Gorrcipnnbcs Iat ft6
lGuger gcnlotDt ais bcobiidtti9t. SD m6Htc
nut Den III &oniaS tGn1picnoCn 0cutideu
Cit iuorncllbC5 9SOrt aurutcn: 0iltct Sud
Dor Dcn republitaniidcnS hrncidclitimmen
Dor Der 9Sabl unb SIR babt II q d ber
9SaDl Sud- iel6it feline Gormiirfc Alt MAJ
den! G9arIeS groeblttn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
GGmd6OrM.

Rer ba qIaubte, DaB bic, i'm GinberftGuSz
lli1ie nit Dem StaatsanlDalt lelb1t, crtDlBte
Sreiiprc1ung Der 10 ltngercdt 1Ino l00no>
lid Der @rlnorDung etncs SDrt1tcn!i1dDd}cnS
an9etlagteu Suocn 5u gtDtregpDa5n ctren
beidGnlenDert poer gar lGllternoel Gtnorud
auf bas ungnrt de sole MAIDEN
muroe, Der bat iid ldrpcr Dcrred)llet.
9ti6t DaS ungarilhe S6amz uno Jtedt5z
gefubl lit ourd Dieicn Die ungariihc Jte6tsz
pflege unb bic ungariidle v@llltur" 10
l6redlid bInBitelielocu 4roScB gcwecft
ipDrocl, lDnocrn cine tpabrbatt tDicrIlbc
gSutb gegen Die frei9clprodcnen OpTer ocs
8oltsbalIc5.
llnmtttclbar auf bic Srciiprehung erfolgz
ten l6GlOlide Graipalle gcgtll Die SSlIOc1
in YreBburg. 0let6 barauf mndte
iid a6cr Die gSut6 be5 ungarilbcu 4,0bels
gegen ben freigelprphenen OauptnIgeilagz
ten SDlef S6arf iclblt Guft. Der
ungllldli6e 0taun Dotte iid) aus lcincr $0et>
matb SisSa GBlor na6 Sc il J gtflilOtct,
neil CT menigltcns III oer vbodciOililirttn"
6auptitaOt lltgarnS iider ST. lein 0laubtc.
QSnbrltd) CT tonnte bonn Snlfe Der
6auptitnOt itatt rnDer Gerfolgln9 iunige
SDetlmabnle eriudrtcll; 0enlt nldlt nlr bate
CT %unldulotg lnngc Gerferqinlet ~erltttcll,
lonOern man bate DaS ci0cuc &iltO ais 3clz
gen ipic ii6 DcrausgcitcIr bat, ais g0nSz
LID mcinetOigen 3el9cn 9egcl1 i'm &C.
brau6t, man hatte lcin &in0 gum Naterz
m0rocr 5u MAIDEN geluht.
0o6 faum THAR Suief Sharf nit Dcl1
Setnigcn i'll Yeitb u19etommcn, 10 wuroe
er Don Y0belrOtten idluer m%ibbanpclt. 0eli
Sag Ddralf iUurbe ooS Oalts, IN "iucldjelu CT
nit ben SeiIeu lDcilte, serlt0rt unb netenber
plilnocrte Der YGbel ntebrere 2Goen. Snz
5tDtlbcn 9eltolD Der 6nobc Wtorib Sd)ori
Df1entli6, 0aB CT gegcn le;len Gatcr iGu0>
Den Wtclneio %bcgangen babe. Nbtr Ser
Ycltber rlieoerc unO Dornebme Y6bcl lpur0e
gcgen ben u1l6ulOi0 pcrfolgten Slater nlr
I'M 10 DItbcnOcr. SroB aucr Nortc0runz
gen Der 8ebOrben, trob Der III iDren Safer
llell berett gcbalteuen Iruppcn, ipleDerbolter
ii6 bic &ratpalie gege1 Die SuDen; bic linz
gcDeuer i'll Electromagnetic le63te1 nad
bent Vlutc oeS tbrcn TGngeu nit flappcr
ytOt0 III Dem 5eritOrten 6aulc ent9angenel
Soief S6arf.
Sn GiS5a @BIor aber, ipo S6ari
ST. 0allle lit, iuur0cn pom aS0beL Die 6Gulcr
Der SllOen Dcrbrannt.
EOIi5ei unO 0tiIitGr i3einen in 9eit[
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

i6rdntcn. Der gan3e Streit 5ipiiden Den
9arteien brebt iid Darun1, tueIdc iibcr Die
Qemter perfiigen ioQ. &etn @unOer, baB
mir Deber fir Die cine nod fir Die anbere
Yartet begctitcrt fino.
gia6 ME Dor ipirb eS uniere Rolitif ieir,
nod Dem beiten Grrei6baren Su itreben,
tpobei mir Doficn, baB Die 3eit fpmnlcn
tpirb, III ipcIber bas misunderstanding err
ret9t tperben tann; mir bcGen bieic !6nffz
nung, obne baB mir ppn Der eiten nocr Der
onberen Yortei ~cripartcn, ite merbe fret BON
SeIbitiudt iein. 9a mir Don teincr 4artci
cine @unit ~pcrlongcn, 10 iinb mir III Der
So, Die Mahrbeit iiber tie SIT iugc1. Sns
beiien lift al unierer l~lnabbdngigtcit nidts
1lebeIipolcllocs uno nid)t5 @emahte5, ionz
bern ie bcrubt auf feiteu lleberSeu9unge1
betreffs 9ciien, mas rc6t uno biutg u1o
DeritGnOig lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
sSrana6Tf0c @epm6lif.

Geim Sooe @ambetto's ipurbe bieIfa6
propDeSeit, bab bic brittle fran5Oiii6e Gtcpuz
blit i'm ridt LANCE ii6erlcben tperOe. NlS
Die rcprblifoniihcn Wtabtbabcr in SariS
Die 0umm6eit bcgingell, ben Yrin5en YIou
9lon iuege1 cilcs Stuar iebr gcldi6t perfaBz
ten, abcr on nib fir lid barn1loicn vUtani=
feltcs" cin3uitefen unb aus leiler leDr &C.
, mdBigtem bonapartiitiidcll&Mlogebun9 line
orofe0 StaatSungcIegenGett al MAIDEN, oa
lioben 0iele i'll Dem drgitIi6en @ebabren
|ber republitanii9en 9te8isrurg oas @ln9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20

peniaftens III fGnsli6 nit iiberaus garter
Niidlidt gcgen bic S6eub1i0teiten porQez
qall9en I'll lcin; benu lpeln Oas @tnl6reiz
ten 9Ieid NnIangS nit gcbOriger Strait &C.
lde6cn lpGre, 10 ipiirben Die @reucl ni6t
mebrmolS iiQ pieOerDOlt nno gciteigcrt
baben.
St bicieu un9arii6en @olfsuerbreden
gege1 lni6ulbig u1o l0dlOli6 perfOlgtc
0eutl6 :ungarii6e SSlIhen gtebt it6 noie
urei9ene nlagDarti6e Civilization" funo,
por lpel0er ieBt in llngayn Die Ocuti6e &c
%1ittrllo, BET DoS &ano QlucS, mas e5 an
GultNr bciibt, 5u uerbunten 9at, 3urildz
tpci0cn uluB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
9eutide MnIcDlnugeu lit NrtanloS
II Sc 2duberettnbF
r;++1o Rock v1r,d Fort Smith Eisenbahn.
Sir btutfdc g~lufieoler ub GARNER nufrchig Dag bette nnO O'"'B'
Scr. gtdlttn!
@abreno Oes restSersAnseuem SabreS ~"roe" 81.

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wohn du no O OOO @r hG Carbohydrates mn" W" Sw""" "" "~
NMe ub au he 3hnGmucS m AmMWe U. .S i mhm M ben 9dnbrt Der 9uh Rod &Nuu
emu6 EUmb1bn urprodu6m. 2mHide NIHnbe NnWmS MEn mmo Ms bnrGbmM fMm,
nom len mir Wmdu 2VjUuuMm sg n GdMn@ " "~
tMLs wb INNER nod uu meme bGihe GoHHuTm SnG Mmiu. qrbrnrn hes Gnotsg ruurs ,ibna
AZ U HSm% sm %ns % {" %"tiTmSss 8Uma, bur6 irud tbGtn1 oSsn. n %f% &onS9es
~ %W So rbrs meoe iii BEN 30 drftsnM nm y aMPng W IN SHnrr S6t GS an S:
w. Gw rnr bhMbeS @tc nu QmbaHhum NIT nanWWn Nm m m MT W. mwS NHTm w
kMMq III MmuHnp n6norenA TGn lN"" '
YER SSMnmss ST mr r%% 81 fna o%f Se ssnOcrdeme Iams StTS iiIm eSGH9m am sa sem %0 oSM e r
banu wcucrc 9MSfnmft wenmM nc. " SAINTS.
SoDn ~ CuGc'V 20" o """~T An mrIE:
.~ o- ounm6 moEntrMunt SO SumOn Depot SHduOGe Dr. SoS' W"
IG1Sm0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-08-20
4 Nfrt9e

Stir MniiffreWnOe nllO Mniifer.
MuTtaIiid)e 1tmin 'rfaItibIiotbef pm IN. 1Oc
bic ld6nitcn ttecen aller Gomponiftn. Sd)Ilc,t Iur
ole Snitrumtntt. 9beOretitGc Wnitr III r~eiditcr
Nusmubl.
OMftaO &initrrf,
Snternationole gu4banblung, As Teorbprn>Str.
SD, &IctnenttUc 0ra0n1uett,
nebit Mann NIB Stnocrrl, ludtn uucrr Sobn mo Nruz
Der &lenenS WrdbolpSfi, 9eborcll an 20. Nebruar 1864.
Sttie lreunolidit, icine storciie 10 idncIl ruie nIDltib unz
3ueeben. Srou MIeMcMttuc 8rGbcW2Ii,
Gorne!iu Str. Mo. LAG, G&cltleiie, Gbita9o, ST.,
Morn NmcrItG.
Mit frcunblidem @ruB uon Gtcrn. @eiGmiitcrn uuO
Sriloern. @Od83wo
0~tn beuti6er @r;t nit etwo5 &opitul wiiroe bier iein
~ Slid maiden. - Gas Vroperip Don 9r. %ud)Eoii
in On Quoi11, ST.. lit fir eiucu billt9cn Erct@ ~
foufen. is it sHn EIod pom ~. Gculra!> nnb 6atro
Ghnrtline>0 Depot 9ele9en, rno belttDt i'll eincm lrct=
it6tiocr neuen 1$obuhduic nit s Stntmern, Gtdunn9c1,
MoIler, icb6nen NnpiorSungtn; AIlc5 crntplet an Flag.
WSertb 5000 Eou., fam iitr Siucituuleno Coll. gctauIi
merbcn. Niou obrtiiire: Or. Is. II. &n6bol5,
2Ooo4mo On Quotu, 81.
0u pcrfnmiem: Grei Glide unctttiuirtcs Sam,
= (ano in Der Mabe Der Giicnbabn in @cutr0lzNtt0t,
oGn al So bis $40 Der Mdtr; Ohne &oorSoblu19, wcur
%DUcrbeiIert. W. y. SiiiOn, 81 MoiEinston Str., oben
12o9.i ,1t,1mo
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20

The effort to provide Cape May with such at
tractiyc entertainments us shall make ii n sum
mer residence to be desired and thoroughly en-
inyed is seen in the exceptionally fine and artis-
tic musical programme covering the entire season.
This programme includes three monster musical
festivals, the first of which will occur the 2Ist
and I'D inst at the Stockton, the rehearsals being
now in progress at Philadelphia Institute, in
Philadelphia, and series of sacred concerts on
every Sunday afternoon and evening of each
week during,the summer at the same hotel.
These concerts are given by the celebrated Ger
mania orchestra, of Philadelphia, Mr.. Charles NJ
SchmiZ leader. The initial concerts of the series
were given on Sunday, the 9Th instant, in the
and were of the highest musical excellence
The programme was selected from the riches of
modern masters Mr. SchmtZ drawing freely
from McndclssOhn, Auher, Haydn, Rossini,
Weber DOnZettl, Wagner. Beethoven, and others
famous in the annals of music and song.
Assisting in this magnificent entertainment,
and giving distinguished eCtdt by their presence
were the prima donna Mile. Ielie de IIIssan, Sig
nor Fcrranti, Max Heinrich baritone, and Geo.
ID. Woodill, cOrnetist. Thousands gathered at
the Stockton To listen tn and enjoy this musical
feast, and departed with regret as the last notes
Of Gungl's I'm Ardnf' iioated out upon the air
The programme for each succeeding concert will
hc equally rich and abundant in selection, and
will afford equal pleasure and delight to the vast
audience which gather on the broad auditorium
covering the lawn. The entire arrangements for
all these musical entertainments at the Stockton,
are in the hands of Professor Gosche, famous as
the maestro who discovered and developed the
genius of THEODORE Thomas. His name. therefore,
is sufficient to insure their success, finish, and
briIlancy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20
Home Items.

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II you remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never-Fda.
The weakest woman, smallest child and sickest
invalid can use hop bitters with safety and great
good.
old men lettering around from rheumatism,
kidney trouble or any weakness will be almost
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My wife and daughter were made healthy by
the use of hop bttcrs and recommend them
to my people, Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if lrop
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On earth.
-Malarlal fever, Ague and Biousnesa will
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arrive.
My mother drove the paralysis and neural
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Ed OStCcgO SHa.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop bitters
and you need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless aud more re-
freshing and reyvng with hop bitters in each
draught.
The vgor of youth for the aged and infirm in
hop bitters.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20
M. Lieblich g. Co.
At CHURCH

Respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he has taken rooms for the practice Of his
profession, at ChIrchvIc, Hartford Co., Md ),
where he will be pleased to perform al operations
appertaining To his profession.
Beautiful Sets of Teeth inserted as low rs from
s. to S. Partial sets in proportion. Gold, Silver
and cheaper Filings us low rs can be done any
where.
DR.. Cunningham is II practical Mechanical and
Surgeon Dentist, and having an experience of III
years both in the manufacture and administration
of the gas, we are assured that all who favor him
with call will receive careful treatment and per
feet satisfaction in every particular. Persons in
need of Dental work of any kind will do well tn
call and examine specimens of his work, or drop
postal and he will call on them. Special attcri-
ton paid to Children's Teeth.
N. b. Positively TEETH EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN by the use of gas.
Visiting Days-iEL AIR, Mondays and Thurs
days, at the Changers Hotel; ABEkDEEN, AT
the residence of Dr. Kennedy. on Wednesdays
CHuRCHVILLE, Tuesdays, Fridays and Satur-
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days of the week. apo
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20

~ Gamers should send their orders for cans
to j. II. Thiemkyer 81 Co., Baltimore. Their
firm is the oldest IN that line of business in the
city. With improved machinery they turn out
5000 cases day, heSee there is no delay in
filling orders. Especial 'SStention TO manulac-
turing printed boxes. Their iacI0rles are at BOG
s. Caroline street, and in Uhler's alley,
amor
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-07-20

The Voltaic Belt Company, Marshall, Michigan,
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Elcctro-Vol-
tale Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to men young or old who are alllict-
ed with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and kim
drcd troubles, guaranteeing speedy and COM
plete restoration of health and manly yigor.-
Address as above. N B.-No risk is incurred us
thirty days' trial is allowed
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BALTIMORE 1--we STOCK MARKETS.

'hl'NE July 1000.
BEEF CATTLE.-PriceS We're about u ct. off for
tops and about Ct oil for other grades, as COM
pared with last week. Quotations us follows
Very best sale this week ."........ S. S7(dG 25
That generally rated first quality. 75CG5 %
Medium Orgood fair quality ......,..... 4 O0G4 G2
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows. 3 OOd3 80
Extreme range of prices. .............. OUG6 -
Most of the sales We're from ........... 75(I5 IS
SwINE.-Prices are oil from last week. the de-
mand being moderate, only ut the decline. We
quote at II dSA c., with most sales from TA(dS4.
The corresponding week last year prices ranged
from l0A(GllAc., with n few extra ut the latter
price.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Good stock sheep are in
demand, and the offerings limited. We quote
Sheep at 3&(d5 c., Lambs 5dGk and stock sheep
at 3&(G44c Prices of Sheep this time last year
3d5c and Lambs 4GG4c.
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AT IL O'clock, NJ.

All that LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situated
in Hartford county, on the public road leading
from Magnolia to Prices Corner, containing TWO
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, being
part of a tract Of land called Homer Resnr-
tcularly described in II deed from Benedict
Legoe and wife to John Krili. bearing date the
second day Of August, 1861, and recorded in
Liber w. g., No II, folio E!7, on of the Land Re
cord Books of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county.
This lot is situated on the line of the rhiIadel-
phhi branch of the Baltimore and ohio Railroad,
and Is well adapted for an admirable Market
Garicn, with good DWELLING HOUSE and
ali under good fence.
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Eight cents line for the first insertion, and
cents line forcach subsequent insertion--seven
words to line. No advertisement inserted un-
less prepaid.
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THE TABLES.


No. ], FAITH TABLE, is in charge of Miss Mary
Dietrich, assisted by Mrs Cassidy, Mrs. Dorche,
Mrs. Garesche and friends.
No. 2, HOPE FABLE, is directed by Miss G. Mar
tin, assisted by Miss A. Scuy, Mrs. G. Lilly,
Miss Ady, Miss Moran and Miss Klung.
No. 3, CHARITY TABLE, is under the supervi-
sion OF Mrs s. Keith and Miss Il. Sculy assisted
by Miss NJ. y. ODonnell.
No. 4, YOUNG MEMS ST. FRANCIS IA BILE
is presided over by Mr.. Daniel Callahan, assist
ed by his brothers and by Messrs. Philip Mai tin,
q. Gay, j. Concannon, Jr.
No. 3, THE ICE CREAM TABLE is directed by
Mr.. Is. Fitzpatrick and sons.
No. IT, TIL Il TEN PERANCE SA LOON, Soda Wa
ter Fountain, Cigar Stand are supcrintcndcd by
Mcssrs. :. Lilly, z. Callahan, 7. Clark and sons
No, Z, ERlN-GO-BltAGIl SUPPER is under the
government of Mrs. Mcchan assisted by Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, Sir, Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs A. Lynch,
Mira. COncannon.
No. 8, THE DANCING PAVILION, is under the
management of Mr. u. Lynch, assisted 10y MIR.
II. Meehan and friends.
Nos, THE JACOBS WELL, is under the pres-
dency OF Miss Eliza Meehan assisted 10y the
Misses Concannon and the Misses Siattcry.
Lyle's Popular String Band will furnish music
for lawful dancing
The Fair will be opened mt o'clock every eve
ming. JUG
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TABLES.
No. l, FAITH TABLE" Is in charge of Mrs.
Il. a. V. Fleury, assisted by her daughters, the
Misses Feury and Mrs T.. feury,
No. 2, hope TABLE" is directed by Mrs. NJ.
Patterson, assisted by her sisters, the Misses
Miller.
No. 3, "CHARrrY TABLE" is under the SUI
prrvsion of Mrs. DIR. Cuttings, Mrs. n Wilson,
Mrs &. Quinlin assisted 10y the Misses King,
Mrs. II. Bruins, Mrs. T.. Culgun.
No 4. YOUNG MEMS 81 STEPHENS Ia
BILE, is presided over by Mr.. 4. Miller, Jr., as
sisted by his brothers, and MIR NJ, Weiss and
friends
No. D. THE ICECREAM TABLE, is supcrntend-
ed by Messrs j. Ilaney, W. Draayer, Jr., and
the brothers IIur ey
No. G. THE TEN rEItANCE SALOON and Soda
Water Fountain are in charge OF Mcssrs. J..
Flcury. j. Kelly. VIM. II, anycr. Sr.
No. Z, THE SUPPER TABLE is under the gov
ernmpnt of Mrs. Charles Gilbert, ST., assisted by
her dnuphtrrs, the Misses Gill err, and Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, Jr., and tho Misses bradley.
No. 8, TIIE DANCING PAVILION is IN charge
of MIR. T. Gilbert, assisted hy NJ ssrS, Y. French
and MIR. DeNercaux. Only sqiare dances viii
be allowed on the occasion.
No. ., THE JACOBS WELL. il presided over 10y
Miss NJ Hurley as Rehecca, assisted by the
Misses Kelly
IHle = Band viii BE- in Attendance iu6