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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09
Mefenralngieal REGARD for AnriI

MeteOrOfOStcah Record for April, 1854.
Maximum temperature on the 2sth IN 90 deg
Minimum temperature on the 9TH ..... 30 % "
Mean temperature OF the month.......4 Az o. "
Rain fall l.H inches.
Mean temperature of April for ID years, not in
Guiding this year; 1861 highest in 1871, 55.Ti !;
lowest in 1874 1891.
Mean rain fall of April for l3 years, not incld-
ing this year BEG inches; most In 1874 s.1 inches,
(Which year also gave the coolest ApriD and least
in 1881 IF inches which was the only year that
gave in the months of January, February and
March greater fall of rain than we had in these
months this year; the May of 1881 was also dry
C..aO inches I; June came very wet in the last
weeks (after the potato crop had sutfered) in
several powerful showers G.SG inches, but July,
August and September were deSructiyey dry
months, giving respectively l.42 ITO and l.3l
inches; we did not have the fun average Of rain
until December. let us hope the present year
will not initiate 1881 any farther.
More or less rain fell on days, but never us
much as one-fourth OF AN inch, save in the storm
of the Sth and nth of rain and snow. At z O'clock
north east in flakes larger than ever saw before.
! watched these flakes us they fell on II clean
board surface, some of them by careful eStima-
| tion would measure 81 inches long and half as
wide falling through the air they resemhled
great flakes OF raw cotton undulating and fold
ing. They did not fall scatterngly us we some
times see large flakes, but tho air was thick with
them The wind soon changed to the northwest
and the flakes became smaller and finally very
fine. 1t continued to snow all day drifting i'm the
high wind, though melting all the time At about
noon when 1t was deepest, il measured ~ inches
with drifts as deep as the breasts Of horses. II
was probably the deepest snow of the winter
| and melted, gave Las inches.
The eclipse of the moon on the morning of the
| 10th was too early to be generally observed
| Before the moon disappeared in the clouds that
bordered the horizon, it showed itself quite hail
obscured. The interesting feature in an ecps,
of the moon. is that it shows its real motion by
| dipping its eastern side first into the earth,
| shadow, while its apparent motion is always II
| the west G. G, G..
| Oakland School
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09

THE FUNERAL of Mr.. Michael Lay took place
at Spesutia Church, Wednesday. MIR, Lay for
merly resided near Perrymans, but died on his
farm near Stemmer's Run. He was about 40
years of age and leaves family.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09

For style and Low Prices no better place
could we recommend than the reliable House of
q. N. oehm IL Son, Baltimore. They are ready
with their new Styles, and you should see them
when in the city.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUsTEE's SALE.
BY virtue of u deed of trust from William N.
Pearce and Annie Pearce, his wife, to the under
signed as trustee for the benefit of their credi.
tors, bearing date May 9th, 1884, the undersigned
will sell mt Public Sale, on the premises near
Taylor Postofhce, In Hartford county,
ON TUESDAY, MAY goth, 1854,
At 10 o'clock, A. M,
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit
1H One Sorrel Mare, eight years old;
SyyE1M Brown Colt, three years old; l Brown
N.Y. Horse, l Cow, will veASnnmM
-ASSsA> about LIST June; Hogs,
Champion Reaper, only used one N
season l Champion Mower, as good - 49,.
as new Hay Rake. nearly new, Oliver Chilled
Pows new Hinge Harrow, o-horse Wagon,
i'm first-cass order; Hay CARRIAGE sets Breech-
ing Harness, sets Lead Harness, l set Single
Harness. 2 sets Piow Harness, 2 Iron Age Cultiva-
tots Canning House Outfit, consisting of Boil
ors Crates, Cranes, Buckets, Tipping Irons &c
Also IL acres Oats in the ground, Horse Forks,
Rakes Mattocks, and other srticlcs not men,
toned.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day of sale
on sums over that amount credit of six months
will be given, purchasers giving their notes, with
approved security, bearing interest from day of
sale, and payable at the Hartford National Bank
of Bel Air. .
WILLIAM IL. DOZEN,
Trustee
j. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. my9
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.

Es THE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
81 hartford than any other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact. w ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

- East Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday. Aberdeen N u. NJ,
bergman, II a, NJ by the pastor, Rev. .. f..
Burgess.
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MEDICAI. SOCIETY OF HARTFORD 60

The regular meeting of the COUNTY MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY will be held at the Changers
Hotel, Bel Air. on TUESDAY, MAY 18th, 1884, at
IL o'clock, a. NJ, promptly.
The election of officers for the ensuing year, and
other important business. make IL desirable that
there should be a full attendance of the members.
The members of the profession generally, are also
cordially invited to be present
W.STUMP FORWOOD, NJ. D.,
9mylt Secretary.
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CTATENH ENT
- -OFTHE-
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE
FERTILIZER LICENSE FUND

In compliance with the act to prevent fraud in
the manufacture and sale of Commercial Fertili-
zers and Bone Dust in Hartford county, passed by
the General Assembly of Maryland, at January
session. 1892 hereby certify that the following is
a correct statement of the receipts for Licenses
issued under said law, and tor disbursements of
the same for the year ending April Both. 1884.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09

The old-established american Farmer for
May LIST, is at hand, filled with readable, instruct
tive and suggestive articles in every department
of farm work The american Fdfmerls a live and
progressive agricultural journal, and is pub
lished twice II month by Messrs. Samuel and
VIM. b. Sands 1t will be sent with The 4Egis
one year for $3.50. Every farmer in Hartford
county should subscribe for it.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09

MILL DESTROYED BY FIRE.-On Thursday
morning. between three and four o. clock, Jehu
johnson, colored man living near Messrs.
Henry Reckord s. Sons upper mill, on the Lit
tie Gunpowder, near Fallston, known as "Kal-
mia MILL" saw flames issuing therefrom, and
gave the alarm. Mr.. John Airhart, the miller,
and some of the neighbors FASTENED to the spot,
but it was impossible to save the building or
any of its contents. The latter consisted of 25C
bushels of wheat, 1900 bushels of corn and a
large quantity of -four, meal and chop. Some
clothing and $50 in money belonging to Mr.
Airhart were in the building. These were also
destroyed.
The cause of the fire is unknown. Ats O'Clock
Wednesday night, Mr.. Airhart went through
the building and saw no signs OF
fire The loss on the building and con
tents will amount to about $4,000, on
which there is au insurance of $4,000 in the
Hartford company and an equal amount in
Baltimore company.
Messrs. Reekord Il Sons say they will rebuild
the mill at an early day.
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-Schroeder's Corn Solvent, quick, permanent
cure for Corns, Bunions and Warts. 25 cents
Druggists
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-09

The Centrevlle .NJn each page, max
larged to Riay the largest as it has long been
lJng OF the best county papers in the State.
We congratulate Messrs Busted 81 Bro.
upon the prosperity which has made the en-
larpement necessary.
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Nj &c ri ED.

Announcements Of Marriages and DedthS free
ObitHa,y Notices fire cents per incl
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Balance to credit of County Commission
ers for the public roads. ............$l,U% Z
q. w. PROCTOR,
9my Clerk to County Commissioners
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we have received, with the compliments
OF Hon. j. Martin McNabb, of the House of
Delegates, copy of the report Of the Oyster
Commission, made to the General Assembly
at Its late session. 1t is voluminous, valua-
BILE and interesting work, and gives evidence
OF much care, labor and research on the part
of the commissioners, Prof W. X. Brooks,
James |. Waddell and Col. VIM. III. Leo
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Roads, a lot for which will.

Roads, a lot for which win
Henry McAtee, aas directed to apply to the
hauleS Commissioners for an appropriation Of
$3.50 for the school honse at Canningham's Gross
Roads.
The other petitions were laid over for con
sideralion at the next meeting.
Ten dollars was appropriated towards de-
fraying the expenses of the State Teachers
Association.
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Certificate for money borrowed 800 %
Collectors commissions on 81 ,252W
"a per cent..... w ~
lnSOlvencteS IL h - -
AIS o.,
Excess of resources over liabilities .......$ lB 1
+. w. BAKER,
my9 Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19


The independen movement ia Mass
schusetts. which the Republican or
gans have treated lightly. as beng Ct
litsie Importance, is assuming such
proportions that it promises to be a
formidable barrier to Blaines carry
ing the state and places Massachusetts
IN the doubtful list. According to the
SECRETARY Of the Boston Independent
committee, they have now on their
lists the names Of more than 5000 in
depended Republicans who viii OPP
pose Blaine. and heestimates that they
represent a boiling force Of 1900 or
10000. In Massachusetts, as well as
in New York. the number Of Repub-
liean who are willing 70 sign a pledge
to oppose their party's ticket, bears
only a small proportion to the num-
Der who viii refuse to vote for Blaine
and Logan next November. Il was
this unknown factor which conhibu-
ted largely 10 Cleveland's tremendous
majority in 1852, and the uncertainty
aud possibilities Of its force in this
campaign acts as a lodeslone upon The
Blaine canvass. The Massachusetts,
Independent movement is growing
daily and by thorough and systemat-
ie organization they VIII extend their
work % al parts Of The state. Ex-
Mayor Prince, Of Boston, claims that
enough has been done slready 10 in
sure the electoral vote II The state TO
the Democrats.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19
the CHOLEnA.

Inasmnch as there is a strong prob
ability that America IS to be again
visited By cholora. 1t viii prove inter
esting to reeur to It's approach from
Asia in 1882 where It had It's origin,
through Smyrna and along She Medi-
terrauean to France and Eagland, its
present course. across tho ocean, to
Asserica. It's first appearance in En-
gland was in Kent, from whe<e L
spread with fearful rapidity. causing
the greatest mortality in poaulous
communities. On this side Of the At
lantie the cholera first appeared in
Quebec, June 8lh, 1882 and two days
later n Montreal II ten days the
average daily deaths IN each city num-
bered 10 The seonrge followed the
line Of travel It's first appearance in
the city Of New York was June p,
1882, and on the 5sa Of July deaths
had increased to over rs daily IS
a. last Of August it hid entirely dis
2 naired from the city. The whole
FbeT Of deaths being ESQ. From
he city Of View York it spread into
tie New England states and ~ the
Erie canal to Usica and Buffalo. It
prevailed everywhere throughout the
valley Of the Mississippi as late as the
latter part of the summer Of 1893. It's
next appearance IN the United States
was IN 1919, and then again in 1866
1919 it Esa unusually severe. TWEEN
five per cent. 5000 Of the popu-
satieu q st. Louis died. In Clncin-
nati It was no less fatal-abouf tue
same per eentage Of population died
lt spread in that year over all the
Middle and Western states and IN
many towns in New England. The
President Of the United States APP
pointed August 3. 1879 as a day Of
fasting and prayer to God. that he
would avert the pestilence that walk i
eth in darkness. and the destruction
that wastesa at MONDAY It was
generally and seriously observed
throughout the ceontry.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19
B0tIer, ege. and choose 4 soner

Butter eggs and choose At somer-
yilles
New Potatoes at Van Wagenens.
Cote somervilies for oranges, lem
ons and apples
Ifyou want fancy crackers and fan
cy biscuits. 20 to Somcrvilles.
J. Myers 6 schcin have received the
latest novelties of satines, buntings,
nuns yelling lace checks and french
knadaers.
J. Myers & Scaein, would respect
fully announce to their customers,
and the public in general, that they
are now ready to offer at unprecedent.
ed low prices. the largest and most
complete stock Of dry goods ever Of
fered ii Globe Our various depart
ments cannot be excelled. BY any other
house il the Territory; they comprise
fab line Of dress goods, white goods,
fancy goods, hosiery, millinery and
notions Our ladies, misses and chill
drens shoes, is the largest and finest
selection ever brought TO Globe, and
viii be sold lower than the market
value Having bought the above in
large quantities Il viii enable as to
sel cheaper than any Of onr e0mpetit
=ors Olir tock Is nou open f0r in
spection
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19
.noIaIaa sucegEDs LKE sueeEss


CIR -leveland was elected sher-
ffof county, New York, IN 1869
bat after the expiration Of his term Of
Office be returned to the practice Of
Law, and his political career in reality
can not be said to have begun until
1881. Il was then that q movement
was started IN Buffalo having for its
-qose the breaking up Of ring rule.
reformers in casting abotft FOR a
.oninee for mayor, chose Cleveland.
He was comparatively unknown at
that time. bet as is often the case in
reform movements, this was a recon-
mendatioa and he was elected by an
overwhelming majority. As mayor of
the city Of Buffalo he fulfilled the most
cherished hopes Of his friends and sup
porters. and acted with an indepen-
dence and frmness as commendable
as It was uncommon. The ringsters
were turned ont Of ofhse, routed and
dishearteaed. and Cleveland at once
1eaped into popularity Fortune again
favored him ia 1882 Flower aud So
cum were tbs leading candidates for
tue Democratic nomination FOR COVER
nor. but as neither faction was able 70
elect their man. the Flower delegates
vent over to Cleveland, and he re-
eaived the nomination. His election,
from the opening Of the canvass, was
almost assured. Republicans, digus-
ted with Stalwart rule, deserted Fol-
ger the nominee u their party many
Of them voted the Democratic ticket,
while Others remained at home. and
the consequence was Cleveland went
in with q boom which has had no par
ellsl in the history Of the state. His
majority was more than $4,000, and
this. compiled with the fact that the
independent Republicans signifed
their willingness 10 support him.
gained for him the Democratic nomi-
nation for President at the recent
Chicago convention. Cleveland may
Be said to have taken at its food that
tide which, Shakespeare says. ''leads
on to fortune and it sids fair to carry
him safely through another election
10 the highest hone. within the gift Of
the people.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19


ALSO For GtI.1 linear feet, with surface
ground $50 fest &c 5 a end and 53{ feet
81 y 81 end as q miil-siie claim. situated
IN Globe Mining District ella County.
Arizona. 0nd designated 1y tie field uuies
and Cliici1l plat on iiic ia this o.Icc as Lot
Nc 90 b. SAID lot being as follows, t0-Wit.
Commeucipg as ihr initial point, monn-
menl 81 stones. mentioned ia location no.
tee GA boundary cf q Mining claim located
bg A. ". Skinner, 20 posi- SKI ms. IN q
monument % stones. post marked M. T..
j 3. no. !. 3 The s ~ corner II the
Globe ledge mining claim, Lo No. 40. bears
: so deg ~ msn = SOP fect. e. s. 81 81
No. q Globe district bears n s. deg. 56
min = S5s feet The initial point OF TIE
Mark Twain mining claim Is \ 50 deg ~
min. y 36i5 feet distant.
ihenec n g. deg. 44 miu Il. along the
souiheasteriy boundary 20oz feet % tie \
i corner "a claim az c0ngiomcraie quartz
rock In place 5x6 feet by about ms high
marked viti cross thus 3. Ihence \ IS
deg. q min. f aisHig the northeastern
boundary 32f feet o. n Isl corner az a
rock IA place ms. high lxxlz lua. marked
with s CROSS thus at exact y 81 corner.
thence So deg. So min. ~, 66i.7 feet 10 S
~ coFnerat apQsl 4Sl lns. "a 8 mound 81
earfh and stone. marked ~. II. 81. s. No
q 2 l4 deg. y, $50 feet 90 Snlelter, thence
: g deg 3D. nIn = along the Southwestern
ly boundary teei 80 y + corner, At q
posi- q MS 81 ln9niDlenf IF stone and
earth, inarp,a 81 q. g. s. No. 81 thence
y deg b, 1914 feet 10 initial poiut and
place 81 beginning. containing lfc acres
Variation 81 dea lS min. East
ills nlll-site about cne miie n ~
Ifcn ne town of Globe, on the Z bank 81
flntl rfeek
Iilc lNaIions oi both tiiis mine and mill.
siie are recorded ID TIE keeosders Once Of
STA County, Arizona b Book q Record Of
bilHes 81 page ia4.
Amy aSa ~ persons claiming adversely
lig p0ffs0n 81 aid 3Ialk Twain mine 81
surface foead d either said mine or mill
STE ere required 81 |Ie iheif adverse claim
Hi6ii iiIe req sfer pf tlie Erisci States Land
jlicc q Tucson 4Iikana. during the sixty
nefiel q publication hcreo1 9f they
"! b bsutd oy Fikire of lhe provisions
i She ltlaif
f. hereby ordered lh9t the lofcsoiae
'oflce nI application fer patent be rtb
lsli The loa ~ Un eansfnsIfe
81 1El1ea SILVER IHI1.
published. q i.ehf GiIa
~ g T1f,E S. E;rgi
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19
First Publication. May 10. 1881
A application Nos. SO and 3ss. for Pat.
eats for the mark Twain Mine and
MiIi size CialEas-


Tucson. .tflL0na. 1iaf 3. 1854
~ office Is HEREBY sieen Chat Alexander a.
~ AlcDpleii, whose posl0iiiee address u
lbs Angeles. california, has fled bis ar
plicaiion l.4a oaient Tor Iz76 iinearf feet 81
the Mark Twain mine 81 VEN. bearing
copper. with surface ground coo feet Sd
wiaih at tie souiiwcsi end and - fee' Il
the norileati esd. Situated ID Globe Ain-
ING htrif lcf fUHnfy az ella, and Territory
q AflleHl. ard designated b. uie ieid
notes and aiaCi3i p.as "a Sic ID tliis uiIiee IS
I.h M 90 81 In said district said Lot No.
81 s being as follows. io-Wit:
Beginning &C iniial Point mentlcned In
n0iIcr ~ location. - tlle h center ef the
claim. and i1f \ Bend center Of the 8uila-
q mining eiaiu. lot No. 81. at stone xxx
% ins- BE- q M.Hud u stones. marked -4i.
Fl 81. e. Sc. L i.S ~. 81. 30. =. Globe
Disi4set. Is y Is b SUP lefl distant So
deg. = inin. S. .fiJ feet. initial point % the
81 min. 4 80 the boundary line between
iiie 5aAai9 aud Mark VAIN mining claims,
so feet D. $ j corner % claim af a hcie
drilled lu tie uIpcr edge 81 q qnarizi1e
iOck in place. 1he portion 81 tais rock
Shove ground IS of snch nature thar is 5
inpi ple % letter and number q: 5 81
deg 90 nin. N 3 feet distant 3 similar
letter. 81. :. no. q B. j.. s il deg. + 95l
feet, = = corner 81 the Globe Mining & lain.
Lot no. hs- ''tneilfe \ ~ deg. - ain.
iZs6 feet 70 The i L corner uf claim al a
posf AKA In< in q monument II STONE,
marked ~. j. u. g. No. thence y s.
deg 81 min. 81 80 ieel @ post & feet long
III lbs. q 2 monument q stpnes. marked
~. /. ~ g. 10. tbeDte same course l5t
leei g tiit y N csrlier ot ciaim az a pest
~ iifS. D s monument - SiuHcs. marked
~. +. A. &. No. tteilrc > 3l oeg. 81
min. b l3f o. ~ corner % claim 10
rock % place lalist ~. Il. 81. G. no. :
S 81 t.sg BE- min. = ~ iatss distant p rock ia
p.act marked IN. a. ~ G. 30. 5. b. J.. =
themes 5 81 deg. - lain. J go ice, to center
q ledge Initial nlgnuilcli and pace of ie-
ginning.
Total area % claim 1913 aCTes-variagion
lS deg. ~ min. East
fhis claim adions thH Buffalo claim. Lot
~. 81. On ihe \ + and ihe Arundel On tie
5 N alld is Situated on the soaihcasicrlF
slope Of the Buffalo Ill., gb0nt Is miles
north q the town Of Globe, ella County.
Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

On Thursday last We nset " B. Ale-
Cullock, who is IN the country looking
for traces Of his brother who, it VIII be
remembered. disappeared with Capt.
Prescott aDs j Barney. Since
these three started d their prospect
Ing trip, nesrly year ago, there has
been absolutely 80 trace Of them
NeCuleeh zoe e St Johns. ii ARE
s- with 2 lev e pushing inquiries
sing men.-Siiser sY
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

Life on the Mississippi Is Mark TwaiB
Deeds Of Darina by Blue and Gray.
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Golden Treasury Of Poetry aud Prose.
Universal Instructor
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Lives Of the Presidents.
american Orators snd Oratory.
Housewives Library
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sunlight and shadow. 81 ]. B. Cough.
The Peoples Family Atlas Of tie World
beautifully Illustrated This Is one 81
the most valuable books oltie kind extanf.
lte9ntains 20 fur page maps Of the United
States. tlie Territories and 0f AL foreign
countries and the world. IT, devotes a gem
erots space q Arizona, names every cour
~ and town in tie Territory.
He IS constantly receiving new and pop
ular books.
81 orders win be Promptly FIl1esl-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

l. z. Meyers. member Of the Mans
hsiten Athletic Club and amateur
champion short-distanee runner Of
tie world. won his first race IN En-
gland at she Lilliebridge athletic
meeting, covering 40 yards IN 49 SIS
seconds. subsequently. at the Bir-
mingham meeting, be Won half mile
race IN the fast time Of one minute
$ rs seconds, beating the amateur
record lie has yet to meet his most
formidable opponent, " G. George.
When they meet the records VIII
doubtless he smashed into snithers.