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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-02-02

The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
New YoRK.-T hiscompany, with assets amount.
ing nearly TO 500, 100000, needs no commenda.
tion. Its remarkable success, and the figures
in its annual report, published in The Agis OF
this week, are sufficient praise. In 1879 the
company reduced its rates Of premium about u
per cent and results since that year fully justify
that reduction. A feature peculiar TO the
Mutual is that of combining its work to this
country. BY keeping its operations within the
heathiest districts of the United States the
company has achieved its remarkable success
To say the Mutual Life is one of the very best
of companies is to repeat what everybody knows
already Messrs o. +. Bresec " Sons, Balti
more, are the general agents of the Mutual Life.
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Tenth Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Walker celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding, at their home,
six miles from Perrymans, on Thursday, January
9th. Their relatives and friends, to the number
of l25, We're present, among whom were Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Barron, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Hyde,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gallup, Major and Mrs. b. II
Keen and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Matthews,
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS II. Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Nelson, DIR. and Mrs. IT. j. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Emmord. Mrs. J. e. Malcolm, son and
daughter, Mr.. Geo. +. Walker, Col. }. c. Hollis
Prof, j. Reese Numbers, and our popular young
merchant. John H. Michael. of Perryman Mr.
and Mrs. Geo: X. McGaw and Mr.. II. McGaw, OF
Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. L. Hanway and Mr. VIM. Morgan, of Alb
erdecn
Miss Campbell, an accomplished musician, rem
dered pleasing selections on the organ, and Miss
Nelly Michael and others entertained the guests
with delightful vocal music. An elegant supper
was served, after which dancing began, to the
strains of splendid music which was temporarily
suspended at one o'clock, p. NJ, when refresh
ments were served. After doing justice to the
delieacies dancing was resumed and kept up un
til the early morning hours, when the guests dis
persed, heartily concentrating their host and
hostess upon the happy celebration of the tenth
anniversary of their marriage. g.
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Darlington.

Last Tuesday evening pleasant entertain
mcnt was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry S. Gorrcl, Broad Creek. Music was fur
nshcd by Browns Bumblebee Band of Lancas-
ter county, Pa, and dancing was kept up until
three O'Clock in the morning. Among those
present were Messrs. Harry Mccoy and sister,
Elwood Harry, VIM. Stubs, j. Wilson, Daniel
Bay, Calvin tialbreath and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Galbreath, Mr. and Mrs. N. o. Stokes,
Mrs. DR.. w. Stump Forwood and daughter, and
Mr.. Shure, of Darlington.
-Messrs VIM II. Holloway and Alva Tucker
are taking trip up the Susquehanna, intend
ing to extend it to Adams county, Pa, where
they will visit friends.
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Shure's Landing.
SLEIGH BROKE EN- .

Last Saturday Mr.. George Shure's horse. which
was attached to a sleigh and hitohed in front OF
Mr.. Il. II. q. Reeds store, Darlington, became
united and ran away. The sleigh struck a tele-
graph pole and was broken to pieces.
SEVERAL PLEASANT SOCIABLES.
have been held in this vicinity. The next one, it
is reported, will meet at Mr.. James II. Massey's
WILL HOLD OVER.
There was no election of officers of the Darling
ton Building Association, as reported, not enough
shares according to the Constitution, having
been represented at the meeting. The old board
of directors claim the right to hold over until the
next general election, on the 18th of January,
1884.
CANAL IMPROVEMENT.
The Canal Company are building new waste
weir Opposite Hopkins branch, under the direc-
ton of Mr. ID. Il. Shure. Sr Superintendent. 1t
is TO be made in the latest and most approved
manner so as to let the surplus water out quickly
in case of q freshet.
The river is covered with twelve-ineh ice
Ron
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i in ABINGDON DISTRICT
The subscriber, having discontinued farming,
will sell at Public Sale, at his farm. near Halls
Shops, in Abingdon District, Hartford county,
On Tuesday, February goth, 1853,
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all his
PERSONAL PROPERTY, TO WIT:
Three Horses and l two-year old Colt. Cows
and Heifer, one yoke of Oxen, Brood Sow and
Shoats, II head of fine Cotswold and Lincoln
Wagon, two-horse Spring Wagon. / Dearborn
Wagon. ] Ok Cart, ! Horse Cart. Double Car
riages, l Express Wagon, ] new Jaeger, Buggy
Harness. both single and double. for the Car
riages Wagons, &c; also Pillow Harness. Hay
Press, Field Roller, Spring Horse Rake, 1
Buckeye Mower, Fodder Cutter, Plows Cultiva-
Cradles, sc. Also lot of Poultry. including
Turkeys, Chickens and Pea Fowls. Aso all his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
including Piano. Beds. Bedding, Redstcads,
Stoves, Carpets. Chairs, SOFAS, Table and Crock
cry Ware, &C., &c. Also
A COMPLETE NEW CANNING OUTFIT,
Kettles, Crates, sc.
Also Wheat in the ground, Corn by the barrel,
Hay, Straw and Fodder, together with the nnm-
Der of articles accumulated upon farm.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on all sums
over that amount a credit OF nine months VIII be
given upon notes with approved security, paya-
BILE at the Hartford National Bank OF Bel Air.
FARM FOR RENT.
VIII also rent his Farm of 155A ACRES, about
lis Acres in Cultivation, in fields 30 acres in
grass ,,r,n,
j. s. Richardson, Auctiopeer. feR
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The Court of Appeals, having affirmed
the coEsttutonality of the law to punish
wife-beaters by whipping them, the first pun
ishment under the law was inflicted at the
Baltimore City Jail, last Monday. The cul
prit, colored man named Charles Foote
was tied by the hands and seven lashes were
well laid on by deputy sheriff The Bulti
more SIM says that the whipping,post was q
part of the paraphcrnalia of justice in Mary
land, from early colonial days until 1909.
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Land Hungry England

Holds cOnquests tenaciously. Man-hungry con-
sumption rcvels in death. 10 repel England you
must thrash her. TO rcpel consumption you
must remove it. Uncle Sam can lick England
and New Life can draw the fangs of consumption
Rev X Henderson, pastor Court street Presby-
terrain Church, Portsmouth, Va, was speedily
cured Of Il protracted and terrible cough by New
Life. Try II. Price 80 cents.
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announcements Of Marriages ami DedthS FREE
O6itudiy Notices fee ceniS per
GALBREATll,- On Saturday, January Goth,
of consumption, ELIZA H., eldest daughter of
VIM. b. aud Jane Gabreath, of Peach Bottom
township, in the goth year of her age.
LYNCH.-On the morning of January 23d,
RALPH, youngest son of Edward and Amelia ID.
Lynch, aged one year and eighteen days. Bal
timore San please copy.
COOK.-At Chenille, Md, on LIST month
(Jan.) 10Th, 1888, after a long and lingering i'll
ness, SUSAN NJ, COOK, Widow of the late Geo.
p Cook, in the I'D year of her age
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The Supreme Court of the United States
has decided that the law of Alabama prohibiting
the marriage between whites and blacks is con-
situtional
In Clinton county, Mich, last Friday night,
Mrs David Clark deliberately shot her husband
through the back, killing him. The parties had
lived unhappily for some years, often coming to
blows.
Hon. Joshua Vansant has again been APP
pointed Comptroller of Baltimore city.
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We are indebted 10 our representative in
Congress, Hon. J. Fred. G. Talbot for q
copy of the tariff bill before the House OF
Representatives. 1t has been rightly demon.
mated by Mr.. McLane bill to reduce the
revenues of the country without decreasing
tariff on certain imported articles, but il
should be in the interest of the many and not
of the few
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AT IL CLOCK, M, the following
CANNING HOUSE PROPERTY,
situated at Gut Lqpding, in Charles county Md
ana belonging to the estate of the said William
NJ. Elliott, deceased, namely;
Canning House Outfit Complete consstieg of
No. 10 Boiler. Acme Steam Pump, Fishers
Patent Kettle, s large Crates, Exhaust Crates,
l Cooling Tub, sixty-gallQn Gasoline Tank, 3
Fire Pots, with Pipe to connect the complete out
fit Also Baskets, Buckets. Scales. &c. This out
fit was bought new last July, and is In complete
order, having been used only about four weeks.
Also lot of Seine lot of Corks, Cook Stove and
of shingles lot
tan.' in good order.
Also, the following valuable
FISHING PROPERTY,
of the said deceased, at Pomonkfy, Charles coun-
round bottom twenty-oar Seine Boat, nearly
new cost when built $3.50 700 Fathoms of Seine,
when rugged; AZ Hogsheads, about l40 Fish Bar
rels, Scew, about 30 feet long by 10 feet wide, 2
sixteen, feet Batteaus. Sailing Trouehs, Cap
terms, lot Cooking Utensils, lot Russian Bolt
Rope, 10 Half Barrel Buoys Rope Leaders. lot
Cork Anchors, lot old Seine, IL Quarter Line
Buoys, 20 Seine Boat Oars lot Quarter Line Beck
cts, about 10 fathoms Chain Cable, lot Lead and
Cork Lines, ] Wrnger, for Tarring Seine lot of
Blankets, lot Night Hawks Bell Poles, eight
horse Engine and Boiler complete, with attach
This Outfit was ashed last spring, at Pomonkey.
by Mr.. VIM. NJ. ElliOtt ana is 81 pp0Sed to DO in
good order Any one wishing to examine 1t can
do so by calling upon II. B. Elliott, Gut Landing
Fishing Shore, about two miles below Marshall
Hall, Charles Co Md.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $50 and under Cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount credit of eight
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes. bearing interest from day of sale, with APP
proved security.
CATHERINE A. ELLIOTT,
GEORGE F. WALKER,
Administrators.
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. jan28
Ey"The Canning House and Buildings will he |
rented for Canning purposes, and the Shore for
Fishing purposes.
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Hon. Robert NJ McLane will please ac
cept our thanks for copy of his speech on
the bill to encourage the American foreign
carrying trade, delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives, January 9Th, 1888
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NnrriSYIlln.

Our enterprising young citizen, Marion Ander-
SON. whose steam saw mill has been stationed at
a. M Strawbridge's for the past two months,
will this week remove It to the residence of his
large contract Mr.. William Gill has change of
the machine. Even in these short winter days
Mr. Gill can saw 5000 feet OF lumber day.
of this vicinity. 1t is a cutter, handsomely paint
cd and comfortably cushioned. 1t was made by
Spanger, of York REGULUs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-02-02

JARRETTsvIIIE AND MEREDITH's FORD Turn,
riEE.-At the annual meeting of the Jarrctts
willie and Mcredih's Ford Turnpike Company
the following officers We're chosen for the ensu
ing year: President DIR. X. Emory; Secretary
and Treasurer, J. II. Scarf; Directors, NJ. II
Parker, John Smith, Daniel Turnbull G. IL
Street, and Henry Hess.
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i CURE FOR SMALL PoX-A Hartford
county correspondent sends the Baltimore
Her0'd an English remedy for smallpo by
which, it is said the worst cases can be etfec,
tually cured in three days. 1t is as follows
One ounce of cream of tartar dissolved in n
pint Of boiling water, to be drank when cold
at short intervals. 1t can be taken at any
time, and is a preventive as well as curative.
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER.

MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER
WI TAINMENT.-By general request we have
made arrangements for a MUSICAL AND LIT
E ER,1 ENTEk w " IN Emmords
ltY 2lst, by the same talent as appeared last
Thanksgiving Eve. With a complete change of
programme and some additional features, this
Entertainment cannot fail to be one of the most
enjoyable ever offered in the county: Do not fail
to be on hand. Doors open at p. NJ. Com
mences at p. NJ. Admission % cts Dancing
after the entertainment.
j. II. & +. N. EMMORD.
2feb Perrymans, Md.
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erty, carpenter, employed on the Maryland
Central Railroad, whilst at work on Monday
evening on the trestling off bridge over Little
Gunpowder falls, Maryland Central Railroad
slipped and fell distance of 25 feet on pile OF
stones below, fracturing his skull, dislecating
his shoulder, and lacerating and bruisng his
face. He was brought to his home, Hompdeu
village, Baltimore county, late in the evening
and attended by DR.. d. s. Williams. His con.
ditien is critical.
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A DESIRABLE HARTFORD COUNTY
IA FARM, WITH LARGE CANNING HOUSE,
&c, AT PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned of
fcrs at Private Sale, his Farm, containing
40 Acres of Productive Land,
Situated two miles from Bel Air, on the Bel Air
and Edgewood road, and within sight of Emmor-
ton postotice, where there is a daily mail. Three
mail coaches from Bel Air to Edgewood, p. w.
& B. Railroad, miles distant, pass the gate daily
The Maryland Central Railroad, also affording
communication with Baltimore city, will be COM
pleted to Bel Air by the first of next May.
The property is finely watered and convenient
ly divided for general farming purposes.
About ITO acres of cleared land, well improved,
producing good crops the remainder is in valua-
bic timber.
The improvements consist of large and COM
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, all the requisite
outbuildinLs; three Tenant Houses. together
with LARGE NEW CANNING HOUSE, con-
tanning irst-class Machinery, in complete run
ming order. Also a large and fine Apple Orchard
and variety of other choice fruit.
The situation of this farm, the productive
quality Of the land, and its general advantages
for ordinary farming or for canning purposes,
render it one of che most desirable in the county.
1t will be sold on the most advantageous terms
and at moderate price. Immediate possession
given. For further particulars apply to EMMOR
MORRISON, Emmorton, or to the subscriber,
Il. ID. MORRISON,
Institution for the Blind,
26jan North Avenue, Baltimore Md.
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Jurors for the February Court.

Last Friday, at the Court House, Judge Wat
tiers drew from two hundred names placed in a
box the following, who are to serve, unless ex-
cused, ms grand and petit jurors at the ensuing
February term of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, which will begin at Bel Air, on the 18th
instant
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CHARLES CARRoII's SwoRD-Mr. IL. II
Smelling, editor of the Cornwall On W Re
.acctor, has a sword formerly belonging tc
Charles Carroll of Carrollton. In a note be
fore us relating to it he says:
"Thc sword of Charles Carroll of CarroIton
Md, now in my possession, was presented by
him to Col. House, of the Fourth N. Y. lnian
Try, who carried it during the Revolutionary
War and when the Indian war Of 1871 broke out
Col. House presented it to the then Capt. Josiah
Smelling, who belonged to his regiment. At the
death of Col. Smelling it passed into the hands
of his eldest son, who still has it. 1t has been
used in every war OF the United States except
he war Of the Rebelion.N
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Mrs. Ingle, wife of the Rev. Osborn Ingle
pastor of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Frederick, died on Sunday morning, to the re-
greet of large circle of friends and the congre
cation generally. The sympathy for the
bereaved husband is deepened by the remem-
brance of the loss of six of his children about
a year ago The funeral took place on Monday.
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FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.
The Tomato Pack OfISS2.

The A,aeric0H Grocer, New York, has with
considerable trouble and care obtained and
compiled statistics of the tomato pack of
1889. The total amount is the largest on
record, being as follows
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NOR SALE

II A SMALL FARM OF 10 ACRES,
Situated in Dublin District, one mile and a-half
from Dublin, near Union Cross Roads, convenient
TO Churches, Schools, Stores and Postofilce. The
place is improved by a DWELLING HOUSE,
Stabling and other outbuildinRs, together with a
CANNING HOUSE and FURNACES. all in good
order. Well of good water at Dwelling and Cam
ming House. The land is nearly all under cult
walton. 1t contains young Orchard Of Apple
and Peach Trees. One acre in wood Will sell
cheap. Terms to suit. Apply to, or address
EDWIN WILLIAMSON,
jan2G-tf Dublin, Hartford County, Md.
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To worry about any Liver. Kidney or Urinary
Trouble especially Bright Disease or Diabetes,
as Hop BIttels never fails of cure where cure
is possible. We know this.
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At 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all his
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &C., to wit:
One Bay Mare, years old, gentle in harness l
fine Driving Mare, 7 years old; good Family
Horse, years old; good Blind Horse, pair of
good Mules, Milk Cows, two of them fresh next
month; head of Young Cattle, 2 fine Brood
Sows. to litter in March; Four-horse Wagon. 3
inch tread, with side and hand lock and nearly
new; two-horse Farm Wagon, two-horse Ex-
press Wagon, with top; | Horse Cart and Har-
ness, nearly new; no-top Spring Wagon, good
Family Express, with poe and shafts; Top
Buggy, Sled, Hay Carriage, l Sleigh, Michi-
gan Grain Fan, | Corn Shelter and Separator, l
Horse Rake, Oliver Chilled Plows, Cutivators,
double Shovel Plow, Hinge Harrow, A Har-
row, sets Breechband Harness, 2 sets Lead Har-
ness, 2 sets Stage Harness, sets Single Harness,
2 sets Double Carriage Harness, Collars, Brides,
Elalters, Cow Chains, Double and single Trees,
Log Chains. Cross-cu Saw, l Man Saw, Axes,
Cord Wood, Posts and Rails, Seasoned White and
Black Oak Wheelwrght Lumber, Tomato Seed
by the pound, Corn by the barrel, and many other
articles.
The farming implements and machinery are all
nearly new, having been used only one season.
Conditions made known on day of sale and at
tendance given by
JOHN CLAYMAN.
VIM. S. Bowman, Auctloncer. fcb2
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GONE To TEXAs.-Mr. j. Ralph Morrison re.
turned recently from Texas, and was at his home
near EmmOrtOn, last week Mr. Morrison cx-
poets to leave again for Texas this week, for
the purpose of starting sheep rancho He has
control Of 1000 acres of land, and has organic.
ed company of Baltimore capitalists for the
purpose of engaging in the business on a large
scale
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LEG BRoKEN.-On Tuesday Of last week Henry
Garrett, colored man in the employ of Mr.
Benjamin Silver, Jr. while returning from Havre
de Grace with mule team, in jumping from
the wagon slipped and fell. The wheels passed
over one of his legs breaking and frightfully
crushing it,
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CHURCH REPAIRED. Chapel VI. p.
Charch has been thoroughly repaired and re.
painted The gallery has been removed and the
church is now both comfortable for the congre
CATION and attractive in appearance. The car.
penter's work was done by Mr.. John +.
llardesty and the painting by Mr.. s II. Monta.
que. The church will be reopened with appro
pirate religious services by the pastor, Rev. b.
F. Benson, next Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

West Hartford Circuit NJ. +. Church-The
Fourth Quarterly Meeting will he held AT Coop
town, on the 10th of February. The Rev. w. X
Black, =. + will preach on Saturday, at 10Y A.
NJ, and on Sunday at II A. NJ. Rev. G. G. Cronin
Pastor.
Union Chapel Methodist Protestant Church
which has been thoroughly repaired and rcfur.
nished, will be reopened with appropriate rcligi-
GUS services by the pastor, Rev. Is. +. Benson, at
3O'clock, y. NJ, next Sunday. The usual service
AT Providence, at 10Y A. NJ.
Fast Hartford Southern Methodist Church -
Preaching next Sunday, Perryman II, A. NJ, Alb
erdecn ~, =. NJ. Sacrament at Aberdeen.
j. w. STEELE, Pastor.
-" Ills more brave to live than to die" There
fore don wait till slight Cough develops itself
into consumption but secure bottle of Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup at the SINAI outlay of p cents, cure
your Cough and live on happily.
Charles Tucker Carroll, a first cousin of cx-
Gov John Lee Carroll, died in Baltimore, last
Saturday.
Mayor White, Of Baltimore, who has been
sick with cryspclas, is improving.
The people ofDoncga, Ireland are reported
to be in II starving condition, subsistng on food
only fit for beasts.
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SALE OF FARM.-Mr. George w. Baker has
purchased from Mrs. Fannie Davis her farm of
200 acres, called Weston, situated half mile
south of Aberdeen, for Sl2, 900.
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Fox lIuNT.-A fox, believed to be the largest
in the county, weighing Is lbs. and 2 ounces,
has been captured, and will be turned loose at
Rock Hall, Abingdon district, on Saturday,
February Sd, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Rare sport
is expected.
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DTBLIC SALE
Il OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
NEAR JERUSALEM MILLS.

at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Thursday, February 18th, 1883,
AT II o'clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
TO WIT:
One superior Milk Cow, Will be fresh this spring.
will make twelve pounds of butter per week when
fresh 3 White Chester Shoats, l White Chester
Boar, lot White Leghorn and Black Spanish
Chickens, l Stage. | Cider Pross lot of empty
Cider Barrels, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, such Chairs, Tables, Bureaus,
Bedsteads. Toilet Stands, Mattress, Feather Beds.
Mating, Carpets, Bedroom Stove, Cook Stove
and Fixtures, and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of so and under Cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount a credit of six
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from day of sale, with APP
proved security: notes payable at the Hartford
National Bank of Bel Air
HENRY SCARFF.
Samuel Payhil, Auctioneer. jan26
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Mr.. DENNIS BRADLEY, for twenty weight years
a resident of Fallston, died at his residence, on
Thursday of last week, in the S5th year of his
age. Mr.. Bradley was an upright, worthy
citizen. He leaves an aged wife, who is an in.
valid and has been blind for q number of years,
and several sons and daughters. The intermen
was at Long Green Catholic Church, Baltimore
county.
FRUIT CANS AND LABELs.-Mcssrs. A. NJ.
Hancock Il Co, Of Churchville, announce that
they are prepared to furnish so, 600 cases of cans
solder, &c, and pay liberal price for filling
the same with tomatoes. They can also furnish
labels of original and standard designs, at low
prices This finn deals largely in canned goods
and make liberal advances on consignments 1t
would be to the advantage of Gamers to consult
them before closing contracts.