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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-07-11

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERs,-The board of School Commissioners,
Messrs. A. Vosbury, President, Franklin
Whitaker and w. II. IL. Whiteiord, met at their
Office in Bel Air, on Tuesday
Application, for scholarships in the State
Normal School were received and filed from
Misses Molie Kilgorc, Clara Hutton, Elsie
Penning, Salle McGowen aud Emma g. Phillips.
The applicants We're recommended for appoint
ment in the order named.
Tie resignation of Miss Mary l.. Barnes, as
sstant of Havre de Grace High School, was read
and accepted with regret. Miss Lizzie q. Car
Yer was conditionally appointed to I'LL the
vacancy.
The Secretary was directed to have pale
fence erected ut Perrymansvile school house.
Mr.. G. L. Wilson, Vice Principal ut the Havre
de Grace High School, was recommended to the
State Board of Education for a life certificate.
Ten dollars was appropriated for the library
of Jarrettsvile school.
James NJ Reynolds was employed to erect
lightning rods on the school building in Bel
Air, at 80 cents per foot
The Secretary was authorized TO ask for pro-
posals for building a new school house near
Judge Billingslea's, in the first district, to be
completed by October 18th, 1884
The following bids were received and opened
for new schools houses
Robin Hood, I'd distrct.-Geo V. Mitchell,
$780, Jacob E. Bull Ss45; II. F. Dill, $S47.
Rutledge's, 4th District.-John b. Englc,
S79i50; John II. Engle, S799; Isaac Erving,
$40; Jacob f. Bull, $780, James NJ. Scarf,
$500
Federal Hill Colored School, 4th District
Thomas Turner, $69S; John u. Engle, $725 :;
Isaac Erving, $500; Jacob E. Bull, $3.50; James
NJ. Scarf, 800.
Cunningham's Cross Roads. Thomas Tur-
ner, $7S5; Grafton Devoe, slate roof 1862, shin,
gle roof 500; Jacob f. Bull, $500; Henry F.
Dill, $795; f. b. McAtee, $40.
The contracts were awarded as follows
Geo. V. Mitchell, Robin Hood, I'd district,
$3.50.
James Nj. Scarf, Rutedge's, 4th district,
$500.
Jacob E. Bull, Federal Hill, 4th district, $3.50.
Grafton Devoe, Cunnngham's Cross Roads,
S84O.
The following bids for desks were also re-
ceived
John b. Piet ~ Co., soper's patent No. 1,
s5.25; No. 2, s.; No 3. $3.50 rear seats, $3.50.
John Dubois, Soper's patent, No. 1, $4.75;
No. 2, $3.50; No 3, $500; rear seats No. 1,
$2.37; No. 2. $2.25; No. 3, $500. Teachers
tables, S..
Contract awarded to John Dubois.
Mr. Vosbury was authorized to inspect the
new house at Robin Hood Mr.. Q. G. Kinsey
the new house at Cunningham's Cross Roads
and Federal Hill and John H. Enge the new
house at Rutledge's.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday, August 9TH
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DROWNED AT HAvRE DE GRACE.-William
Cavanaugh, an employe of VIM. sooy Smith Il
Son, contractors for building the piers of the
new Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge, while
engaged in pumping out scow at that place, ON
Sunday, missed his footing and fell backwards
into the river. His body was recovered In
few minutes, hut life was found to be extinct.
He was from Boston, Mass, "a years old, and an
Irishman by birth.
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r. N'""S'" 70 BAY RIDGE. suessssala 81

THE GRANDEST EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON on the large and commodous iron-hull
steamer, GEORG EANNA," to BAY RIDGE,
the Cape May of the Chesapeake, situated at the
mouth of the Severn River, TOUR miles from
Annapolis, whose towering State House looms up
in the distance, will leave Port Deposit, on the
Morning Of ThURSDAY, JULY I7th,
At so'clock, and Havre de Grace at o'clock.
A full BRASS and STRING BAND will discourse
delightful music Excellent Dinner and Supper
will be served on board steamer at moderate
prices. Also Ice Cream and Confectionery.
The boat has all the appointments of first
class Excursion Steamer: Thirty six State
Rooms, large Parlor, handsome Dining Room,
thn ana SJ na,b sr1 nrnn5 &C. o. b my ase mas
Grand Hotel with handsomely laid out lawns and
all the amusements of Il first class watering place.
Excursonists will have three hours ON the
grounds, and will leave Bay Ridge at p. NJ. and
arrive at Havre de Grace between Band 10 o clock,
and Port Deposit half hour later.
g% Round Trip 81. Children half price,
IIju
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LARGE YIELD OF WHEAT.-Mr. Thos. F. Ma
gel, who manages Mr.. s. A. Williams farm near
Thomas Run, has ihreshed field of acres of
battle-ground Fultz wheat, obtaining therefrom
225 bushels, or over 80 bushels to the acre, by
machine measurement. From IL acres of fallow
wheat of the same variety he expects to get 600
bushels, two and a-half acres having produced
1881 bushels, or nearly 5314 bushels TO the
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Lone Row.-George A f, Moore, 10 years
ofage, left Havre de Grace Wednesday in askiff
proposing to row TO Washington,D C., 225 miles
in seven days. The trip is purely one of pleas
ure and as he carriea a good supply of provi-
sions, &c, of every kind, and intends stopping
at points along the route, it is thought his ex-
pectations will be fully realized.
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The Baltimore TRADE reports the canned
goods market in II better condition than a
month ago Tomltocs, particularly, have
shown growing strength. II seems Ia be
II settled tacl That the pack Of tomatoes in
Hartford county, this year, will not exceed
fourth of last years production, even
with the most favorable season
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EXCURSION Down THE CHRsAPEAKE.-An ex-
cursion to Bay Ridge, on the large steamer
Georgeanna, will take place Thursday July
18th. The steamer will leave Port Deposit at
s A. Nj. and Hayre de Grace at 9 o'clock. Re-
turning the boat will leave Bay Ridge at P.
NJ, arriving at Havre de Grace between and 10
O'Clock, and at Port Deposit half an hour later.
A brass and string band will accompany the
excursionists Full particulars may be obtain
ed from the advertisement.
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Special Dispatch 10 Tile AEyiS and HtteRigeacer. |
LATEST FROM CHICAGO.

BALTIMORE, July 10, 1884. The convention
at Chicago is still engaged in hearing speeches
in support of candidates. Hoadly, of Ohio, and
Randall, OF Pennsylvania, were put in nomina-
ton to-day Strong speeches are being made
for Cleveland. 1t is not expected that the plat
form will be submitted to the convention until
this evening BaIloting will moi commence,
probably, until tomorrow.
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A GREAT DIsCOyERYi
n LOOK READl LISTEN
THE ALVINCURE AND
THE SOVEREIGN

After years of study and experiments, we have
at last found
CURE FOR GAPES. CHOLERA AND RoUP
IN POULTRY.
No more poultry dying where THE ALVIN
CURE AND TIL IL SOY EREIGN are used. Poul-
minister these infalliblc remedies at first attack
These are emphatically tho best and quickest
remedies known. They need but trial to en-
sure q most favorable recognition of their great
value. Send for them at once, so that you may
have them on hand when needed. liz you cannot
obtain them from your Druggist or Grocer, they
will be sent by mail on receipt OF price. Give
them trial. Only 81 for both medicines.
Address,
A. ST0CKHAM,
uJulmF p. o. Box 20, Laurel, Md.
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WEBSTER.
Closing school observation-disclosures
Sales of Stock.

SRIeS OF StOck.
The closing exercises of Hartford Seminary were
held in the adjoining grove, July LIST. The pro-
gramme, as arranged by M ISIS Quinby, the teach
played by Miss Emma Taylor the music being
sweet The recitations, songs and dialogues by
the scholars were creditable both to them and to
their teacher
team belonging to Mr.. William Ewing ran
away, at Rock Run Mill, one day last week,
wrecking the wagon. The horse was not injured.
Mr.. s. Miller has lost one of his fine mares She
got her leg broken and had to be killed.
Mr.. James Taylor has sold his fine stepping
trotting mare to MIR. Matthew'S for 500
The crops here promise a good Yield Corn
looks remarkably well.
Mr.. Robert Sherwood has sold one of his prize
COWS for the small sum of $50. ]. w
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On Tuesday Mr. }. 5. Richardson sold at
public sale, at the canning house formerly occu-
pied BY Joseph A. Coale, in Bel Air, a lot of can
ming apparatus, consisting of boiler, process
kettles, &c, to e. b. Frazier, of Baltimore, for
By thenew mail arrangement, which went
into effect July LIST, mails for Reckord, Fork,
Kingsville and Perry Hall, Baltimore county,
are carried over the Maryland Central Railroad
to Fallston, from whence they are delivered at
the points named.
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SELLING WITHOUT LIcENsE.-On Tuesday of
last week Constable Lee arrested, on Spesutia
Island, Manassa Hamburger, Baltimore pedler
who carried pack and sold goods without a
license. Justice Harris fined him s25 and costs
and in default of payment he was committed to
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Our readers are requested to read carefully the
of "Whitelock's Vegetator,' a fer
tilizer that has had thorough test. and has never
est manure In the market. 1t is manufactured
by Miller, Lippine0tt & Co., SUCCESSORS to w,
Whitelock Co., No. A South street, Baltimore.
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RILEY-DAN1DSON.-- On June 18th, at 81.
Johns Catholic Church, Long Green, under a
large shady oak tree, was solemnzed by Father
Jones' the marriage of Mr. WILLIAM T. RI
LEY and Miss MARY OZELLO daughter of
Mr.. Jones Davidson, of Hartford county
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Congress adjourned Monday afternoon.
The Democrats in the House, while grant
ing the departments all the money they
needed for legitimate expenses, guarded the
appropriations in such manner TINT none
OF them can be used for calnpni,n cnrrup
ton fund without discovery.
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the wisdom and patriotism of the Democracy
here assembled is the only hope of relief.
The party is adequate 10 the great response
bility. It is the party of Jefferson and
Jackson to-day as formerly, and the princi-
Piles they promulgated are its principles
now. 1t is the party ofthe people of economy
and honesty in the administration of govern
ment 1t has shaken off the venul and time
serving, and has recruited from the ranks of
its opponents the best and purest. The De-
mocracy are ready to continue such ex-
change. In conclusion, he counseled modera-
ton in their action, and bespoke ID generous
forbearance for himself in the discharge of
his duties.
CALLING THE ROLL OF STATES.
A motion was made to proceed with
nominations for President John Kelly's
friends endeavored 10 delay proceedings by
a motion to lay on the table, but it was de-
feated by sci to 282. The chairman coolly
and promptly settled all questions and bust
ness went forward.
Attorney General Grey, OF Delaware,
named Senator Bayard, amidst great cheer
ing. Mr.. Hendricks, in powerful speech
presented the name of Mcdonald, of Indiana
Breckenridge, of California, nominated Thur
man, of Ohio The name ofSpeaker Carlisle
of Kentucky, was presented by Mr.. McKen-
ME, of that State.
When Massachusetts was called Judge Alb.
bott arose, and TO the disappointment of the
galleries said his State was not yet prepared
to make any nomination. Mississippi
through Gen, Hooker, seconded the nomina
ton of Bayard. Clevelands name was pre-.
sented by Mr.. Lockwood, amidst greater ap-
plause than had greeted any other candidate
Cleveland's nomination was seconded by
Carter Harrison, of Illinois, and Jones, OF
Minnesota. Grady and Cochrane, of New
York, two of John Kellys leutenants, in
dulged in TRADE against Cleveland. They
were answered by Mr.. Apgar, of New York
The convention became heartily tired of the
Kelly business and II determination stop il
was shown. After session of seven hours
the convention adjourned until 1890 Thurs
day morning.
AT WORK ON THE PLATFORM.
The task of drafting the platform was EN-
trusted by the general committee to Il sub
committee consisting of Abram s. Hewitt, o
New York b. F. Butler, of Massachusetts
J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska; H. G
Davis, of West Virginia; Major Burke, o
Louisiana; W. r. Morrison, of Illinois Hen
ry Watierson, of Kentucky, and George L
Converse, of Ohio.
Almost every shade Of opinion, from FREE
trade TO protection, was represented on th,
committee, and it was therefore not expected
that an agreement could easily be reached
1t is not likely that any candidate can re
ceiye the requisite two-thirds of the votes oil
the first ballot From present appearance
Cleveland will lead, with Bayard second |
is thought that Cleveland will be nominate,
on the third or fourth ballot
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For quality, beauty, eltV and varied styles
this stock of suits for Men, Boys and Children
cannot be surpassed anywhere. Low prices In
every department. We advise every resident to
pay Acme Hall, 200 West Baltimore street, Balti-
more, a visit.
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William MCGOWAN, noted gambler, was shot
and killed, near the corner of Gay and Fayette
streets, Baltimore, at half past 2 o'clock, Tues
day morning, by Augustus Slater
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Rev j. b. Craighill will preach at Grace Chapel.
Hickory, next Sunday evening, July 18Th at I.45
O'Clock. Sunday school at 4 r. M.
Rev. II. ID; Valiant will preach Sunday, 18th,
at Mt. Carmel, Mt 10 30 A. M at Deer Creek at
$50 p. NJ, and at Bel Air at p. NJ.
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The River and Harbor bill, rs passed hy
Congress, contains an appropriation of SEQ, :
900 Tor the Improvement of the Susuuehapnu
river.
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DIVORCES FOR
IL persons residing throughout the United
States and Canada for deserton, non-support, in
temperance, cruelty, incompatbility. etc. Ad-
vice free. State your case and address ATroR-
NEY WARD, World Building, 1867 Broadway, New
York. Iljuly
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Here's to the nominee of the Chicago
Democratic convention, he it Bayard, Cleve-
land, thurman, or anv body except Ben
Butler tIl.
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CRABBING, FISHING AND SAILING
-A{49ygenHIGH HOUSE, RoMNEY CREEK

CRABBING, FISHING AND SAILING,
~ AT THE
GsySseHIGH HOUSE, ROMNBY CREEK.
have reopened my Grabbing and Fishing
Shore, at the High House, Romney Creek, and
can furnish BOATS and LINES at any time
Romney Creek has long been famous for the SUI
periorty of its crabs and fish. have also RENTED
my Bowling Alley and Dancing Pavilion, which
with other amusements make the High House an
attractive place of resort for excursion parties.
would be glad to see my friends and the public
generally.
HARRY S. HYDE,
11ju Michaesvile p. o., Hartford Co., Md.
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william vs. 5. Brand / In EQUITY.
j. Merryman Proctor.
ORDERED, this LIST day of July, 1884, that the
~ sale of the real estate made and reporte ed by
Herman stump, trustee in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
"a day OF August next; provided, copy of this
Hartford county, once week in each of three
successive weeks before the said I'd day of
August
The report states the amount of sale to be $500.
A. LlNGAN JARRETT, Clerk
True Copy, Test,
4ju A. LINGAN JARRETT. Clerk
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ON MONDAY, JULY asth. 1854.

for opening IA NEW ROAD commencing at the
South end of the Iron Bridge at Lagrange Iron
Works and running up and crossing Deer Creek
and ending at the North end of st. Glars bridge
Tho road to be opened IS feet wide, clear of the
necessary water drains, except where fast rock is
encountered and where the slope OF the hillside,
more to the foot then the road bed may be only
Is feet wide. Sufficient water drains to be made
outside of the road bed No grade on the road
shall exceed 10 feet TO the 100 feet. All necessary
Culverts or Bridges ON the said road to be made.
except the Bridging of Deer Greek. Twelve
months will be allowed the contractor for com
pleting this road The work to be done well, and
under the supervision of the County Commission
ers and subject to their inspection.
A plot OF said road can be seen at the Commits
sioners' Office in Bel Air and persons desiring to
view the route will be furnished proper guide
by them The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, and to require bond for
the faithful performance of this work. BY order
of Commissioners.
1Iju CIV. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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M A IL RIED

announcements Of marriages and Deaths free
obituary Notices fUe cents per incl
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AT WORK ON THE PLATFORM.

Cleveland, Bayard, Mcdonald, Thur
man, Carlisle, hOaaly and Randall
Put i'm Nomination.
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PERSONAL---VERY. Harry Boggs formerly of
Hartford Circuit M. E. Church, spent several
days, last week, at the residence of Mrs James
Forwood, near Stafford.
Mr.. Alexander Bell, of Emmorton, with his
friend, DIR. Fleming, of Baltimore, left on Mon
day for Halifax. Heproposes taking in Quebec
Montreal and the st. Lawrence river, before he
returns.
DIR. Benz. Smith, dentist, of Bel Air, started
this morning on a trip down the Chesapeake
Bay. He expects to be absent for about week.
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ESTRAY NOTICE Hdltoyd county, 10 WI:
~ Hereby Certify that David Harlan, of Iiar-
one of the Justices of the Peace in and for the
said county, this 10th day of july in the year 1884,
as astray, trespassiug upon his enclosures, a
Steer of d dark red color, with white forehead,
white belly, white on right side in front of hind
leg ;bOth hind legs white d inches above the hoof
end of tail white; supposed to he about years
old. Given under my hand.
JAS A FULTON, }. =.
The owner Of the above described, Steer is re-
quired to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
lIju3tt DAVID HARLAN.
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A SETBACK FOR John KELLY

GOV, HUBBARD's STIRRING SPEECH,
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FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.
The Democratic Convention
IMMENSE CROWD AT CHICAGO.

OPENING OF THE CONVENTION.
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Pic Nc IN BEL AIR.-The teachers and
scholars of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Sunday School, Bel Air, Rev. Mr.. Craighill, rec
tor, had delightful pic mic, in the church
grounds, Wednesday afternoon. The little
folks enjoyed themselves with innocent games
and were rsgaled on ice cream and cakes.
Prominent among the ladies' who aided the
children in having good time were Misses
Annie L. Moores, Daisy Dallam, Fannie Archer,
Clearance Lee, Bessie Farnands, Nora Bouldin,
BERTHE and Mile Young
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ON THURSDAY. JULY 9th, 1854.
At IL O'Clock, A. NJ. the entire

CANNING HOUSE OUTFIT AND EFFECTs
consisting of one 81 horse power Boiler PUMP
T. Fisher Process Kettles, . Exhaust Tubs, i
for Gaping, pair Gaping Irons, l6s, 900 Labels
300 lbs Solder, about 1900 cases of Corn Cans
cases Three pound Cans, Endless Chain Holster,
. Tables | Derrick, deep Crates, 4 shallow
Crates, : dozen Buckets, Corn Silker half dozen
Peach Parers, pair of Scales, and other articles
required in n canning house. Also a small lot of
Boards.
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4 COUNTY COAL.-Bas for furnishing S SIXTY
~ FlV Il TONS of No. LEE COAL for Aims
house, Jail and Court House, will be received by
the County Commissioners of Hartford county, AT
their office, in Bel Air, up to
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pOAD NOTlCE.-Thirty days after the first
III publication of this notice, application will he
made to the County Commissioners of Hartford
county to open public road beginning al point
on the road leading from the Stone House to
Aberdeen, directly opposite Mr.. Alonzo Andcr
sons farm, and running thence south east
Mr.. Preston, John LIBBY, Harriet Hilton, Louis
Ash, Charles Lee Sanity Burch, jarrett Stokes,
Frances Stokes, Frances Anderson and John
Brown, and mtersectng the road leading from
the Havre de Grace road by Bay View TO Aber
deem. at point nearly opposite Nathan Touch
stones house. lljy5t
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Resterstown, Md. An unsurpassed boarding
school. Prepares for any college or business life.
$25O to $500 year. Large buildings, beautiful
grounds. Eight trains daily. No malaria. Books
free Circulars sent.
PROF. j. G. KINEAK, A. M, Principal.
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AT II o'clock. M, for an
IRON BRIDG T. NEAR SMITHS MILL. IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT.
Length OF span between abutments, 20 feet, and
"a feet wide in the clear. 5000
The bridge to be proportoned to carry "a lbs
per square foot of flooring, over and above its
own weight, wit l. IL tor OF for safety
proposals to b' made for iron and for wooden
ioisis. ~
Bidders will he required TO furnish their own
plans ana specifications, with "a clearly made out
strain sheet, with the data on which il was com
puted, and showing also the areas of material
proposed to be given TO each part. Ultimate
strens,n Tor iron. 900 lbs. per square inch,
the commissioners reserve the right TO reject
any and all bids that may be made.
by order of the Board
iu4 O. w. PROCTOR Clerk
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Monday. July asih. 1854 lat IL o'clock. NJ

Bids for the coal delivered at the above named
places or on the wharf will be received.
The above coal to be screened.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. BY order,
jyll G.. W. PROCTOR, Clerk.
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TERMS OLE SALE

The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-that all sums of 500 and under shall be maid
in Cash on the day of sale; sums over that amount
to be paid one-half in Cash and the remainder in
six months. purchasers to give their notes, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with security
approved by the Receiver.
HERMAN STUMP, Receiver.
j. s. Richardson, Auctoneer jul
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- GEISER'S SALE
IL OF A CANNING OUTFIT.
:, n.y. virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
uarlnrd county, aS Court of Equity, the under
signed, as Receiver. " ill sell at Public sale at the
canning house of the Hopkins Canning Compa-
ny, IN broad Neck, 2 miles east of Edgewood on
me iarm formerly owned by the late Capt will
liam 7. Taylor ON which Rachel Hopkins now