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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

TINE STATE or wEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
CoGaty. Ia the Circuit Court u Ohio County,
- November Rules. 1881.
r,eorpe s. Crsp, Matthew =. Nsndcver,
WlIiaui J. Browning and John u.
Glass, partners g Crap, NGndsrHi
Go. IN As.
" suIap-ik
-,-oh Abr>ss ard Marcus Abrams,
rsTpers as Z. & N. AbGrls aud g
Katsopal shade l0upsnJ.
r. oiIect OF this sEis v nec3Tsr judEsssot
srr Inst de defendsrS fT S5ei.fs With interest sRi
costs, and 10 subject 20 she satisfaction Of the p1AtS.
tiIS claim, interest sud costs, certain amounts o.
money due The defendants by De Peabody insut-
aDre Company, the Fire snd Marine Insurance
COMPANY, of wheeling. and the American insar-
suoe Company, Of Wheeling, RESPECTIVELY, Lniei
n,rs-a Of attachment issued in this suit, and, II
rnnr,-,pa from IN &fEdayit fled In tbs csuss that
~ ~ ss.paans, Jacob Abrams and hzreus
- s. prr residents OF the STATE OF Wei
1HitIentr q, 4 Offered that the said detendant, %
nka, Si,bln ops uoatb sfter the date Of the hrst
W. 80 - M. n><sT ana do ShAL Is necessary
= -n",""t th~ir isterest. Is further ORDERED us
hi, or5er he pubiLshed an. esp7is neauined y
laa.
4. the Court House OF szid coanty, this 5th day
S..es,E4f. issI to.Eit HSTetn5eG k1!es, 1851
JOIN ". MITCHELL Clerk
TylJi,hed tie arst time NS7eEnber q. fs3i
Attest JOHN W. HiICt3kId- Cshf
II. n. RCs5ELL, Attorney iE Rs'nars'
nDsBivt
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~ trains daily except Sunday.
~ Imt ms Palace Drawing Room aud sissplngCI 81.
.h'Cugh Without chapgc from sieuleIYilir last %
ri!ttrtphia and NeE oTk. Ecst 20 Coiu'abas,
FLg:In.ti. Loasriile, Ch!cIgc, Indianapolis and
E '.uI-.
Tor through tickets, bsegaye checks, Sleeping csr
20, D. mc1alioBs, and any further Information sp
/, iuJFO e.. TONLiS,OS, Ticket Agent st Psn
bird g station. ioot Of Eleventh street, or At City
T.,Iri Ofhce, under &c Lurr huuS., Wheeling
JAMS MORA.
Asnsgrr. t0jUmItu,, Ohio.
/ a, FORD,
Gent pas. knj 1itSet Agent, Pitsburgh "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
LIVE sTOCH.


"ACNAAh6
TEemarketlso only fairly supplied this week
Messrs. Hudson & RsYha furnished the fol-
owing quotations, which are the same o.
asst week:
Cattle, g 5O@4 2j for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 4@6c per 10,
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, s. OG(hS 90.
Lambs, &c per ID,
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November l2.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: Lave Hegs-Receipts
5000 head; shipments 1900 head; market
fairly active and l@lOc lower; rough pack
ING 81 0OG4 90; packing and shipping
a. 356465 light 81 OO@l so; skiPs 81 so
al Is; closed weak, with $4,000 hoSs IN
sold.
Cattle-Receipts Il, 900 head; shipments
| 5000 bead market active but lO@i3S
lower; export grades St l5@6 5O;' good
! to choice shipping S. 1905 90,
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
| 200 head; market dull! and 50@15c lower
| ,bsn last week; inferior to fair 81 100
, 50: medium to good 81 6O@3 25i choice
- 5G@S IS.
New York.
NV York, November lS.-Beeves-
None for sale; dressed beef sleadier; poor
TO prime sides 81 l2!@lO 80; Texas s. %
a 90.
Sbeep-Receipts $3.50 head; slow trade
snetp 81 5O64 so; lambs 81 5000 5O.
nogs-Receipts 10000 head, all slaught,'
erers direct; market nsuinally unchanged.
East Liberty.
East LIBERTY, November lS.-Cattls-
Market slow and unchanged prices. Re-
ceipts 1864 heal shipments LIS head.
Hogs-Marks: firm. Receipts $500
head; shipments l,4O0 head. Philadelphias
81 e5@5 10; best Workers 81 Gj9+ 10;
common 81 90.
Sheep-Market dull and nothing doing.
Receipts 1000 head; shipments lzO head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. November l3.-Liye Hogs
Quiet ; common and light 81 6O@4 So;
packing and butchers 81 1904 65; re-
ceip,s 5000 head shipments 1880 head.
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BackIen's Arnica sAlSre.

The Best Sslye in the world for Cats
Bruises, Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum, Feye,
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, ChiIblsins
COrnS and sl Skin Erupions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents pex box.
For sale By Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
fEynnlA !

n.y. ven wars ,bI. has t.N11 afflicted
.rh'A ..t 80 y'Ai, AL alter trying utha-
r' 'l.n ave hgr >siir's >psv.ds, ) :. :
e. .. bell .OitirS cUrel her suIui 4ll vel.
'i.sl..Ueiy ig the aalry.
NSN. ". : JCDSINl,
-rial. ~ Nill. July %, 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
MEDloAIa

H18v0 O04cLO1
With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, 7. J. Anderson. Recommending
Hop Bitters" to me,
i used two bottlesi
Am entirely cured, and heartily recon-
mend Hop Bitters to every one. j. D..
Walker. Buckner, Mo.
! write this as
Token of the great appreciation have OF
your Hop
. B.tters was afflicted
With inaamnatory rasunaiismi,:
For nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed TO
do me any
Good!!!
Until l tried two bottles Of your Hop Bit
tiers, and to my surprise l am as well to-day
as ever l Was, l hope
You may have abundant success"
I'm this great and
Valuable medicine:
Anyone! wishing TO know more
about my cure2
eau learn by addressing me, z. NJ.
Williams, 1903 10th street. Washington,
D. c. -
II consider your
Remedy the best remedy In existence
For Indlseslob, kidney
And nervous debility. Ihsye Just
Returned
From the south in q ~truitless search for
health, and find that your Bitters are doing
me more
Good
Than anything else;
A month ago | was extremely
"Emaciated!l!"
And scarcely able to walk Now am
Gaining strength and
"FeshI'
Aud hardy a day passes be. whs, l am
complimented on my improved appearance,
and it is all due to Hop
Mtters! J. Wicklife jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
. None genuine without o bunch OF green Hops
on The white label Shun sll the vile, ~poiSonou.
ruf with Hop" or "Hops'' In their name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
GovERNAESTs-Lower

RauwAYS-Strong and higher; Est
Tennessee Cousols sold up from 504 10 81.
SrsrE SECURITIES-Steadg.
S-ucxs-With the exception OF one or
two slight reactions the stock market "a
s,rorg throughout the day and towards tho
close speculation was positively buoyan..
The Use in early dealings was due
chiefly to purchases by local traders,
nd foreign banks, the latter having bought
freely to ill orders received BY cable. Sub
sequeutly, however, Vanderbilts we're ma
t~orially strengthened BY a statement By one
of the officials Of the New York Central
Com pauy to the effect that the President
had reduced the operating expenses for the
wear ending September 81, 1881, to the eX-
tent OF 81, 900. 600, and that the CON
pauy, in consequence was earn
Ing about 6 per cent. on stOcks.
Union Pacific was prominent and large
purchases were made on a report that ar
raugements were about completed whereby
The floating debt wonld be paid of. Re
ports we're also current hat Western roads
we're disposed to restore rates ard adhere
strictly TO o higher tariff, and on these
Garngers advanced sharply. The OutStaud-
ing short interest is very large q fact which
encouraged the bulls in thei' efforts
10 turn the market. The improvement iu
prices from I! 10 y per cent. New York
Central rose 2 TO So, Lake Shore 20
6G3. Northwestern II TO s5h, preferred |!
10 i223. st. Paul l. to 70, Union Pacific K
to,5I., Central Pacific | to 81, G., b. 40.
= to ll9i, L~.ackawauna ! to l0i5, kansa:
aud Texas | to l5i, and Western Union l
to 90. The market closed strong at near
the best figures of the day. Compared with
las, night the closing figures are to e per
cent higher. Transactions, 2l2,O00 shares.
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FINANCE N TRADE.

Money i-ea1 Per Cent-Goyernme nts
Lower stocks Higher Flour Dull and
Observation-Disclosures Higher.
New YoRk, November l3.-Money easy
at Sol per cent; closed offered at | per
cent. Prime mercantile paper SOS per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
quiet al $50; demand 1881.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

Al trains daily ex. ept sunday.
Tn in leaving Bridgeport NJ E11 q m mskes d.
ncf ,oaneetion st YeIIo~ Greek for Cleveland Gnd
lhinso. Jrsin arriving n Bridceposf stz.fsH n.
izrd md Cicsgo. A. fOhD,
Gsnenl Passenger sad Ticket AseaE
WN.A A. BALDWIN,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

''"' % 1. a-unp-.
yoii Grey.
The obi,St Of this suii Il 70 n<OsrI iro~ Johs
1ssy tho fup Of ei9yyt7, wIA io'crest If . per eeut
thc,rou froa D.renbrr ~, 1874. trtng the ss,unt
due Is.prs Mc1inisy froin John trey ON sprynLs.
rory tote tsacuied ny said GREY "n 11srnier 20
~. snd Isy,bls siih ~interes. al 6 per oeni. nine.
'tcI months altar ia date. g. aid Ne,iin sy 10 OF.
.ier. md sIs1 to subject 10 the li,s 81 . ,lntIs's At
- hu,nt Ia thu ezh ths foiiosipg real eltsts, 10
sit Part ~ lot no. -JI, IN Cb5FliHe ard E,fs
addition ~ In. city Of wbeeil,z. Ia hat ysrD VI all
riiy called Center a l,eeling. described n, 10 loss. 70
al: DcsinHlDg al Q point On ihc esst side Of ssf
dr.t. 81 frct frvfo TIE north -esst rDtpef a Esa ans
fscDtyInydh streets and la The vest hs OF Md
ht snI IaEpiog ibrnoc 10 a ~bortib.TlJ Iactiop
wi'b the fNttiie Of i6a street n feet; ~ ie run.
Eiuglcrt IN IN efsttIiJ direction firm y a street
/ psTIld Iih the toftb an s,uh line Of aid Va 20
az ailey IT, tie r.sT pf ~ III; thencr VT the szt
side o iIT alhy in q putIsdy direction z! I e. a1t
ttCJuc With a Inc fAfaIIl 70 the north. and sant'
ono e raid lot 70 the beginning ssf 10, teist
ii0sfe st the nor h-sl co,rer o. ssd and T-tn,J.
| iouTtA s,ItF,s Api sAo r. suhbest the brIitIns 90
.siI 10; 20 Tie leo OF plalHtin', Ai;sehncnf. Ash
IL syrrsrins from 40 sfbd,'it Sled ia this cauae. u
bue iuIfs, thai tic tet.Bisnt. John Grey. n nos Q
rrSIdcLioi the rat Il wo.i Virginia, and be aA
bsyIpg bern sTycs sith q proceaa In this suIt, %
be n ctiCp Of the plaintih, ty hi, attorney. this o..
Or 81 publ!oAiiUE I, ert,rsi sysiDs. hiis, sod u 10
of.crd The, ne 80 sdepSsut John grX,bg-
ssi. q the' BRIT pubiIo.tIon o. lids onis: and 40
rnbsr o,aeTsd that TILL order 10 p~abiisbsd ss3
800 a nGsina y az; ,u O., a ... c..,,
d ths coSrt hgt.Sc a seid county. th. eth dsy u
Oc,uber, psi, to-rIt CcoL.r kpls. ISL
JOHN W. MITCHELL, ussk.
rgsI,h'd Tie af J5 aS; VIII SsTaaetL, o.rs.
yons o rysptEIos. Attorney foe P1Hinsis.
oa4oxst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

NYKES BEARD MuIxR FOecEs LUxU.
IL rant murtaeha whisksu o. b1ar - 80
Peat The World Two o. fhnss packagss d ths sssk
WM prove Il o. forfeit s1&. rtoe PEP paekak.vfth
dirsciioas, sssied cod postpaid, . eents thr-e ks
csuta. stsnss - alvk. L I. eMfH Gu
sgeuk, PklGnlnA e4feoflx
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
h~andarhlt's Ninionsl

r-ra.s @. on Blood and skin Diseases
.;- o. 4ryUGc who will send lnv'r al
g Nh ~gss.lsgr DANrgj Ai.aLtA Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

CLEVELAND 6 PITTSBURGH r. R.
CCNDpHsED TINE TABLE or PASSENGER
x Trains corrected July d. issG- Central ntasd.Ed
1Ipt:
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
IN and after JUNE Is, 1884, passenger trsin,
will run IS follows, Wheeling time:
pRrAKTURSs
For Pi.tsburgh-5:S q. N, 1919 4. "A, daily
syt sunday.
FOR Wsshingtou-6:S5G H., 1919 O III, e;So,
N 1risJolPhia sos p, IN, daily except s'LV!'.
ARRIyAL&
From pittsburyh-I:2o p. m, ':N y. m, cahy e
cept sunday.
from Washingtou-s:l IA, i:lS r, NJ, 7:D ?
m, daily except sunday.
C. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
THOS. NJ. KING, General sup't
L II. SMITH. Pas Agt, Pittsburgh.
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les n ss;s . pogaif9pss I gS s'psias aalss
: ~ nom m sotn' uS'AN vSiIOaeA
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In S.ump.it.

THE STATE or WEST viRGisIA. oBiU
/ county, 10 the Circuit Court 81 Uhio coanty
Wet Virgins, October hulos, 1871.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

SCRoFULOUs SORES.
I had q dozen bad sores upon my body. and tdd
all remedies l could hsar OF, and At last tried your
CuTICuEA REAKpIHs and they have eHred me.
JS0. GAsKILL-
HEBRON, THAYER COUNTY, PENN.
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(utiCura
POSITIVE CURE
For Every Form Of Skin and Blood
Disease, from Pinpies 10
SorOfuIa.

Ibave had the Ps0riaSis for nine months. Ab)I:
pine mCurhs ago | sppl I'd 70 a doctor near Boston
vhO helped ne, but unfortunately | had to Leave
tut continued taking his medicine Tor nearly thr"
mCrths, hut the disease did not Ieave- ! saw Mr.
Carpenters letter In the Philadelphia Rooond, snj
Is case perfectly described mine. l tried the CUri.
cIaL REMEDIES, using tao bottles REsoLvESr. an
CrrrcrRL sad CrrcrsA SOAP In proportion ano
sail %! Elf s!Hpleteiy CURED To
w.rryvngn- n j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

Daily except Sunday. .
Evansville Accommodation leaves Wheeling o.
go r. ~, Bellaire at $40 2. Y. daily e1ceps sun
day.
fSrnesviIe Accommodation at s:S A. n
MOundsville accommodation leaves Wheeling
HISS a. n. and arrives at Moundsvtls st i2ia y. NJ
daily except Sunday.
Glover's Gap Accommodation leaves al 4:lo P.a
Through coach from Wheeling 70 columbus on 30
:, leaving Wheeling ut s:lS A. n, arriving a 20
lumbts at $50 p. u.
h 4 o. sleeping CAN on all through trains
Close connection made for all points south sno
Southwest, North and Northwest, making thsade
iTahle route for colonists and persons moving 70 IN
gnst vest, and 70 vhcIa particular attention d
given.
Tlckets 10 all principal points on sale at depot
Sleeping car accommodations can 10 securss AZ %
THOS. II. b HAAsR,
Ticket Agent b 4 y, Depot
JOHN BArlIE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure Hous.
JOHN r LAHE. Tnv. Passenger Agent
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF 1.
Z r. DEvRIES, General Assent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

- - n Per Capped aud Oily
, G - ID Skin, CUTFcURA SOAP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14

Every species Of Itching, Saly, Fmply, sesOiu
ious, Inherited and Contagious Humors With L0ss
OF Bair, cured BY CUTICURA RESoiyRSr the nov
Blood Purifer internally, and CUTIcURA and Gu.
CURA soar the great Skin Cures externally.
sold everywhere. Price, CUTcUARA. 80 cents;
SOAR, Is cents; RzsoLvEST. 81.
Potter Drag and Chemical CO., Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-14
ECZEMA Z YEARS
RRsr FOR

bE5E kVh NNhAHINN'
Hsrits used youT cCIcCR4 RExRDrEs Tor elsh'
teen months for BETTER. and finally cGrei IL, an
snxious TO getit to sell on commission. / can recon-
mend Il beyond any remedies I have ever usel iO'
letter, Rurns, Cuts, ETC In TACT, IL Is The best ned
Z 8 HORTON.
MYRTLE. MIS-.
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Passenger train daily Including Sunday Aoou
rsdetion rains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. TONL.lNSOS,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, " Va.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-08-22
Political.

The outlook now is that Hon. J. F. G..
Talbot, of Baltimore county, will remain in
the field as candidate for Congress. The
friends of Mr.. j. T. @. Hopkins, of Hartford
county, also seem disposed to try his chances
for nomination again, and the same may be
said, we suppose, of DR.. Shaw, OF Carroll, and
Mr.. Albert Constable Of Cecil. New candi-
dates are also looming up, particularly in
Baltimore county, where the names of ex-
Judge Grason, Gen. Bradley T. johnson,
Geo. H. Carman, Mr.. Milton w. Offutt and
Others have been suggested Col. John
Carroll Walsh of Hartford, is also candi-
date. In Carroll Mr.. Frank Brown is named.
The Importance of sending good delega-
ton from our county to the convention
seems to appreciated, and the primary meet
ings will doubtless be well attended.
We would urge one point upon the county
Executive Committee, which is, that the
primary meetings should be held in the pre-.
cincts, as they were two years ago. BY this
means every part of the county will be re-
presented, and the personnel of the county
convention will undoubtedly be good and
representative Of the Democratic party of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-08-22
Ben. Butler.

Gen. Butler, tired OF waiting for Governor
Cleveands letter of acceptance, has at last
yielded to the opportunities offriends and
issued his own letter of acceptance of the
greenback, labor and anti-monopolist nomi-
nations for President. He crticizes both the
Republican and the Democratic parties, and
modestly points to General Benjamin F.
Butler as the only true exponent of all that
there ever was or is of good in those parties
He does not mention the fact that he was
Democrat until he found it would pay better
to become Republican, nor of his war re-.
cord, as the insulter and oppressor of help.
less women; nor does he tell how he deserted
the Republican party when he thought its
fortunes were waning. He does, indeed, al
Jude to his appearance at Chicago as a dele
gate to the Democratic convention where he
was willing to permit his name to be pre-
scented to the convention for the suffrage of
the people as Chief Executive"
Buffers candidacy is supposed to have
been encouraged by the Republican leaders,
but if this is true they have made an eyre.
ious blunder, and are beginning to see it,
The Butler vote, large or small will be
drawn mainly from the Republican ranks,
and will correspondingly weaken the Plumed
Knight Unless an earthquake of peculiar
force and character takes place before cleo
tion day, however, Ben. Butler will not carry
single State or secure even one electoral
vote.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San pictures Butler and his move
ment as side show of the Blaine hippo.
drome, and APPLY describes the chief perform.
err as follows:
"To him notoriety is fame, and mischief is
the happiest of pastimes. A conscience of
leather,a cheek Of brass, a renegade from
every party in existence, he is the high tariff
candidate ofthe anti monopolists, the million
aire candidate OF the workingmen. He is
probably the slyest demagogue and biggest
humbug that ever appeared in American
politics"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-08-22

HAvRE DE GRACE AFFAIRS. Rev. Geo. b.
Van Waters, of Du Bots, Pennsylvania, Off.
ciated at st. Johns p. e. Church last Sunday.
The rector, Rev. f. NJ. Burch, who has been
quite sick at Allegheny Springs, Va, has re-
covered sufficiently to return home, and will
resume his pastoral work next Sunday
Mr.. Jno. I. Alexander, proprietor of the
Empire Shops, who was compelled to close out the
business on account of Ill. health, died suddenly
last Friday in Philadelphia. The interment was
at Cedar Hill Cemetery. H'#u
While Mr.. Henry Baker, who keeps gro.
Gerry and provision store ON Union Avenue, was
attending to the wants of customer In wagon
in front of his store, last Friday, colored boy
who had been hanging around the place succeed
ed In taking $l4 and valuable papers from the
money drawer and escaped with the plumber on
Saturday last
A double team belonging TO Mr.. Jos. M.
Simmons, of Spesutia Island, became frlghten-
ed from some cause, while the driver was una
voidably absent, and ran through one of the
principal streets at frightful speed. Coming in
contact with the bridge over the old railroad
cut, the wagon to which they were attached
was demolished. The freed horses ran but
short distance and were secured without further
damage.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-08-22
Focal Aftairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


Mr.. John Daugherty, of Dublin, has one of
the finest fields of corn in that district.
Mr.. VIM. o. Herman, formerly of Davis's
Mill, near Churchville, has started new bakery
at Mine Hill, near Delta.
The ladies of Franklin NJ. E. Church will
hold fair and festival at The church, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, August 2sth, Goth and
30th.
MIR. VIM. Dozen is building new store
house at DOZENS Cross Roads, in the Big
Woods 1t will be completed and opened on or
about September LIST Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen vii
have charge oft.
The knights at the Perrymansville tourna-
ment, which was held August 5th, request us
to say that the rings at first used were II inches
In diameter, not inches, as stated, and that in
the tie rides the rings were e of an inch in d.
enter.
The directors of the Hartford County Agr-
cultural Society met in Bel Air, last Friday, and
appointed Mr.. VIM. M. Edelin, Chief Marshal
a new entrance gate for foot passengers was
ordered, and other preparations made for the
approaching fair.
We have been honored, through DR.. w.
Stump Forwood of this county, with an invita-
ton to attend the Seventh Annual Reunion of
the Pennsylvania and Maryland Union Medical
Association, which will take place at Ephrata,
Lancaster county, Pa, next Thursday, August
2Sth.
-Messrs. Williamson Bros, the well-known
carriage makers of Bel Air, have taken posses
sion of the large coach shops erected for them
in Towsontown. Mr.. John Williamson will
have charge of the Towsontown shops and Mr..
Andrew Williamson will look after the interests
of the firm in Bel Air.
Swift & Chase's Parlor Ministries, who gave
apopular entertainment in Bel Air last summer,
will appear in the Town Hall, Bel Air, on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, September LIST and
I'd, and at Delta September Sd and 4th Their
former entertainment was a pleasant one, and
they have added new and attractive features.
"A pair OF horses attached to Dr. Munnik-
huysen's drag became frightened at locomo-
tive whistle, at Bel Air station, last Friday, and
one ofthem plunging forward broke the traces.
The vehicle contained DR.. Munnikhuysen and
anumb Der oflades. DR.. Munnikhuysen in check.
ing the horses was thrown down but was not
injured. The ladies, also, were unhurt.
"A notice has been posted on the door of the
bank at Bel Air, that no business will hereafter
be transacted after o'clock, Z. NJ. The off,
GERS Of the bank have been accommodating, in
this respect, but 1t has been found that great
deal of business comes in after bank hours,
making it impossible to close the books until
late in the evening. Hence the order
Last Monday morning gentleman from
the Hickory came to Bel Air to take the cars for
Baltimore. When he was told that round-trip
tickets were no longer sold, he got in his buggy
and drove to Baltimore over the turnpike, ar
irving there at A. NJ, and returning home in
the evening. After paying the tolls and for
feeding his horse he saved SO cents as compared
with the railroad charges.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-08-22

ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS, OF THE MARYLAND
CENTRAL.-The outlook for business on the
Maryland Central Railroad is said to be better
than it ever has been before. The passenger
and freight traffic have greatly increased. The
Baltimore Sun says
1.-THE Maryland Central is having good
summer travel, and the financial receipts are
said to have considerably increased since the
new management took hold. gentleman
who is interested in the affairs of the company
says the business is growing to an extent that
will soon require the purchase of another
engine and more cars. Capt. VIM II. Bians,
the general manager, is practically at the Lead
Of affairs; the President, Mr.. VIM. Il. Waters,
and the Vice-President, Mr.. VIM. Gilmor, serv-
ing without salary. Mr. s. g. Boyd, the ticket
and passenger agent, draws moderate salary
for that work. Messrs. Waters, Gilmor and
Boyd have turned over to the new directory,
for term of years, their large holding
of the stock of tho company, to be voted in
the interest of the present management, who
comprise the large bondholders These bond
holders let the interest pass on their bonds
and advanced the money to pay off the
$35, 600 or more of floating debt. One of ths
new directors has had an engineers examina.
tion of the road made by an expert at his per-
sonal expense to satisfy himself as to its con.
dition and needs. The board are hopeful that
| they will place the road on solid paying basis
and demonstrate its profitable earning capaci
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