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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-02
ATI.ANrICCITY. N. ..

Atlantic City as a health and pleasure resort,
has not its equal. Among the numerous hygiene
and mendng places, it has become the most pro-
mineDt. situated by the sea. Although a little
late the present season, that is the early or as 1t
SON" has been the best aid most prosperous
Atlantic city has ever known. For about TWO
weeks the leading hotels, which keep open dur
ing the winter season, have been doing pheno-
menal business. The summer season, Which will
soon be budding, will afford many new attractions,
and all who can could not do better than to pay
Il visit to this beautiful city by the sea.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-02

FIRE IN BALTIMORE CouNTY.-On Tuesday
morning last the dwelling owned and occupied
in part by Mrs. Rachel Miller, at Wiseburg, near
the hotel of Pleasant Hunter, was totally de-
stroyed by fire. Mrs. Miller has been an invalid
for some months, and was with difficulty remov
ed fl ON the dwelling. The damage to house and
furniture will be about $500. The property is
insured in the Hartford County Mutual Insur-
ance Company The front part of the dwelling
was occupied by Mr.. Alfred W. Hughes as store,
and contained about 81, 200 worth ofgoods, one
half of which was saved.
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TIMBER HALL NURSERY
and Seed Farm.

E. A. BAGLEY. Proprietor
Offers for sale the following TREES PLANTS,
&C.:
10000 First quality Peach Trees.
10000 Apple, Pear, Cherry and Plum Trees.
$4,000 Usage Orange edge Plants.
5000 Silver Leaf Naples and other Shade Trees
Evergreens, Small Fruits, Vines, sc.
Also TOMATO SEED and SUGAR CORN for
seed, In large or small quantities.
All ofihe above are true to name In good orle
and will be sold Mt low rates. Address
II. A. BAGLEY, Reckord, Md.
Or leave orders with r. f. BALL & BRO, Bel
Air Md, Agents for Hartford county. 1feb3m
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szay"O On the 18th of the present. month the I'M
dersgned will open Machine Shop at Bel Air.
Repairing of Agricultural and all other Machin-
cry Will be made speciality. Regal u Co.
9my3t
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SUNDAY TRAINS.

Leave Baltimore for Bel Air and Delta at
30 A. NJ. and p NJ. Leave Delta for Balti-
more at 7.l5 A NJ. and AIS P. NJ; Bel Air for
Baltimore SD A. M, and SPA p. NJ.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each subsequent insertion-seven
words to a line. No advertisement inserted UNI
less prepaid
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BEEF CATTLE.-The Prices of Beef Cattle rang
ed as follows:
Very best on sale this week.......... IS T5d6 40
That generally rated first quality. 0ud5 T5
Medium or good fair quality .......... 4 OOG4 70
Ordinary thin Steers, oxen and Cows 50(d4 90
Extreme range of prices. .......... 50(G6 40
Most of the sales were from ......... O0ld6 25
SwINE.-We quote at T(18 cts. per lib. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Trade for Sheep was slow,
while good Lambs were in fair demand. Com
mon Sheep were hard to sell at lowest quota
tons. We quote Clipped Sheep at 3dJA cts,
wool do 5ls6a cents, ard Lambs at SOLO cents
per 10. gross.
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IDahN MPI.EY.

~ The well-known Kentucky Jack,
SVAwm JOHN RAMPLEY, will stand the pres
YM ent season, at the Stables of MFR. Isaac
@Rknke W. Coale, near Churehville where
three Colts of his get, as fine as can be found In
the State, may be seen. He Ia the largest and
one of the finest Jacks ever introduced In the
county. For Terms enquire of the owners,
ap1l H. ID. C0ALE& BRO.
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sg@New Dayton Wagon for Sale Cheap
Thomas Hanway, Bel Air. 2my
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REMAFxs.-Dullness still rules the Canned
Goods trade and tomatoes have weak ened a lit
tie since our last. Some sales of Hartford county
threes having been made, we hear. little below
our lowest quotations. The demand seems to De
increasing for fine quality tomatoes, and this de-
scripton can be sold for good price. whether
packed in New Jersey or Hartford county. We
think it will be well for packers IL in future they
give more attention to improving quality and
condition than to increasing quality Corn seems
TO be in better demand, although every time the
price goes up little several lots make an APP
pearance, putting the prices down to the old
point. Other descriptions canned stock are being
well used up and there does not seem to be any
surplus
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-05-02
BAilTlM0,sE MARK ELS.

Corrected Weekly by VIM. H. Michael Sons,
Grain ant Produce Commission Merchants,
81 McElderry's Wharf. Baltimore.
Consignments received over the Maryla Cen
trial Railroad.
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Ley For Sale.-A Young Fresh Cow, with
Calf by her side Joseph Michigan, Thomas
Run. 2my
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HOTEL,
IN EnRMERIV

DOARMAN'S HOTEL,
ID FORMERLY WRIGHTS,
Hartford Turnpike, Fifteen Miles from Balt-
more.
Having removed to the above named we'll
known and popular stand / respectfully solicit
the patronage of my friends and the public gen.
orally. Transient and Permanent Boarders ac-
commodated in the best manner. The Bar is
SEGARS, wholesale and retail Terms moderate.
4ap3m II. B. BOARMAN.
XMANTED.-To buy or freight 20. 900 Bushels
w CORN. VIII pay baltimore price, less
freight and commission, and settle on delivery to
vessel, or will freight at cents per Bushel. New
vessels and hrst-class captains. Apply by mail
to
TURNER BROS,
Still Pond =. o., Kent Co., Md
References.-Black IL Krebs, Baltimore; j.
Hiles g. Co., Havre de Grace Il. W. Gallup, Per-
rymans llapGt
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s1y1 We have on hand selection of Mems and
Boys Suits Come and See us. A. Steele, Bel
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e=ay" For Sale.-A very superior Fresh Cow
large and young. Harry Wilson, Bel Air.
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ssg"Six First-class Fresh Cows for Sale. APP
ply to c. Grey, Forest Hill. 2mp4t.
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e1y"A yoke of large Y Young Oxen for sale, or
will exchange for Young Horse, Apply to G.
l.. Scott, Darlington. llap4t
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ss4y" For Sae-An English Bicycle, So inches,
ford Furnace 2my2t
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esg@ Take Notice.-Spesutia Island Fishery
April 81, 1884. Herring now selling at 60 cents
per 100. Road and Ferry in complete condi-
lion. Wagons not detained Geo. r. Carver Il
Co. 25ap2t
ssy" Wanted.-A Man and his Wife. The man
to work on the farm and milk. The woman to
cook, wash and have charge of family Must
be honest and reliable. State terms or apply in
person to Rev. II. Kennard, near Upper Falls,
Baltimore county, Md. 25ap3t
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
Bel Air, Md, May 2, 1884.
Oakland school.

reported for The Atgis and HteHgencer.
BEFORE THE CLASS
IN PHYSIOLOGY.
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s5Sy@ For Sale.-A No. one Fresh Cow witt
Calf by her side. A. F. Hays. near Churchville
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t-9y @Stowel's and Egyptian Evergreen Corn
(Northeru grown for Sale by P. F. Ball Il Bro.
Bel Air. 2my2t
Icy For Rent.-Several Dwelling Houses in
Bel Air. Also Blacksmith Shop and Dwelling
at Mechanicsyille Apply to b. F. Minnick.
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Canned Goods and Gamers supplies.
BALTIMORE CANNED GOODS MARKET.
Reported and Corrected Weekly by
BAY ~ GETTY, COMMISSION MERCHAN rs,
"a and Al South Frederick ~ Baltimore.
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say" Plants.-Best varieties of Early and Late
Cabbage, newest and best varieties of Tomatoes,
Early Golden and other kinds, Sweet Potato,
Large and Small Peppers, Caulinowcr and Egg
Plants, for sale by John w. Hooker, near Bel
Air. 2m3t
Ia" For Rent.-A Canning House and Dwell
ing, or either separate situated near Emmor-
ton. Apply at this office. 2my
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PLEASE BEAR IN MIND

This will enable me, and will and can sell you
Goods cheaper than by the CREDIT SYSTEM
Will guarantee prices as low as the lowest.
REASONS-1 have tried the Credit Business
for the past six (6) years and have always found
1t to be very Improbable and unsatisfactory way
of doing business, although my plan has been and
always will be to help the poor and needy, think
that can in reality do SO the best by adopting
the CASH SYSTEM. For why make you pay
your own bills and also the bills of rascas. which
you certainly do when buying on credt2 Why
make you suffer for the faults of others, which
you certainly do on Credit System?
You will find everything in my entire Stock
reduced from TO 10 per cent. I'm Price,
Now, my friends and customers, the experience
of nine-tenths of our merchants of to-day is,
Give us Cash Customers and let us live. 1t is
better to make per cent. net, and have our
money in the Safe or Bank, than to make 10 or Is
per cent. and 1000 promises to pay"
Come on, one and all, and give this new plan
your hearty support, and promise you that my
business will be better for lis all-will guarantee
all will say dn six months) give us the Cash Sys-
tenn ut all times
POSITIVELY NO BOOKS, NO CREDITS.
CASH OR PRODUCE DOWN EVERY TIME.
If this does not succeed then shall have my
entire stock fixtures and goodwill for sale cheap
say goodbye, step down and out. Hoping to re-
main your servant,
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Ley Eggs.-Pekin Duck, Brown Leghorn,
Golden and Silver Seabright Bantam, and Ply
mouth Rock Eggs for sale. Is. F. Minnick,
Hickory. 25ap
s5y" ost.-"The Old Mamscllcs Secret"
"God Elsie" and "That Lass o. Lowrie's"
Any one finding them please send to the Office
of II. d. Farnands. Mrs. IL, ID. Farnandis.
apis
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e=8y-' Mr.. John w. Hood is still at the One
Price Clothing House ofC. N. Oehm Il Son, 230
West Pratt steet Baltimore, where he would
be pleased to see his Hartford friends, and show
them a large assortment of elegant Clothing,
which will be sold at very low prices Their
custom department is still the best in the city
If you want Wedding or Fine Dress Shit made
to order call and see me. 25ap2t
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s-sy" The well-known Stallion MIR. Nat will be
put in service this season, provided sufficient
number of mares are engaged In advance. For
particulars enquire of the owner or at this of
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TUESDAY, April 30, 1884.
PhiIadeIphia Canncd Goods Market.

tReported Weekly by Comfy & FLANIGEN,
tGroeers and Commission Merchants for sale OF
Canned Goods, SO and 80 S. Front st.
PHILADELPHIA April 30 1884
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tsg-Hog Hair Phosphate, highly ammoniat-
ed and reliable Fertilizer, for sale by Minnick u

tY-Hog Hair Phosphate, ahighy ammoniat-
ed and reliable Fertilizer, for sale by Minnick u
Ferry, Bel Air. dap
r9y"A Grand Place.-The new and fashionable
Clothing Hall recently opened in Baltimore
should be visited by every lady, gentleman and
child going to that city. The greatest variety
of elegant Clothing can be seen, at moderate
prices. Acme Hall, 2O9 w. Baltimore street,
Is the location. ap4
ezg-Josiah Cope's Phosphate.-i am still
agent for the sale of this wel-known and rella-
BILE Fertilizer, which has been used with 30
much satisfaction and certainty by the farmers
of Hartford county for many years past. Also
pure Bone Dust &c. Harper II. Black, Forest
HiI Hartford county, Md ap4
10y Wanted a good Housekeeper, immediate
ly, for very small family Two good young
Horses for sale. Nelson Gilbert, Shawsvlle,
Md p. o, White Hall, Baltimore county, Md.
ESy" For Rent, a good House and Three acres of
Land, on the road from Glenyile to Cooksville.
Possession given at once. s. H. Gibson, Thorn.
as' Run Hartford county. 2amh
fzyGarden Seeds.--Now in store, complei
stock of New and Reliable Seeds OF all kinds.
| Will be sold by weight or in packages. Can fill
| your entire bill at j. G. Rouses', Bel Air.
mh21
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ag"Grain of all kinds bought for Cash. To
be delivered at Bel Air depot. Good bags fur
nished when desired w. Smithson Forwood,
Changers Hotel, Bel Air.
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rzy"For Sale-A No. 10 Twenty-three Horse
Power Boiler; only been used six weeks and
good as new. James X. Massey, Darlington.
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Lay" Building Lots on Broadway and Mary
land Central Railroad, Bel Air, for sale or lease,
on reasonable terms. Apply to Dr. Wake b.
Munnikhuysen. apis
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s=ay@ South Carolina Bone in store at Nj. @.
Depot, Bel Air. Price $2l Cash 1923 crop time,
without interest Analysis equal 10 the best
W. Smithson Forwood. au3l
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say Standard Fertilizers on hand and for sale
at Bel Air. Pure Bone Dust, Phosphates, 3. c.
Bone and Guano. W. Smithson Forwood, M. G.
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e9g" Anderson ~ Gill's steam saw mill will be
removed next week from MIR. Helps woods,
near Bentley's, Baltimore county, to the tract
of woodland adjoining, also belonging to MIR.
Help. Persons who want saving done will
please take notice. apis
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:; - n d ~ TIVE STssS'T MARK ETS.

CALvERToN, April 28, 1884.
BEEF CArTLE.-Thc Prices of Beef Cattle rang
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s-sy- For Sale.-Five Thousand Feet of Prime
Wheelwright Lumber, $50 sawed White Oak
Fence Posts, 5000 Oak Boards. John B. Wy
song, Hickory 2. o. 2Sdec
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en- Tomato, best for canning, per
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Baltimore, NJ April 10. 1884

We quote the market quiet, with better I'M
dertOue.
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sB"For Sale.-An extra Cow, fresh and per-
feet in all respects. John Moores, near Bel Air
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icy For Sale.-A handsome pure-b bred, young
Jersey Cow and Calf; also pair of large mules
DR.. A. s. Winchester, near Creswell 4ap
The Evening critic., 1884-11-24

ALEXANDRIA,.

The game OF football, which took place on
saturday evening between tho kendalls, OF
the Deaf Mute College, OF Washington, and the
this city, resulted In a Victory Tor the former
by a score Of eight points TO nothing.
An unoccupled frame-house In Fairfax
County, across Hunting Creek was destroyed
by FIRE on Saturday night. The house was
owned by Mr.. McOuen, who lives at Burko's
Station on tho Virginia Midland Railway.
The alarm OF fire about 10 O'Clock yesterday
head OF Duke street, which brought out tho
entire department. Owing to the high Winds
which prevailed at the time number of peo-
PIE left tho church IN which services were be-
ING held.
The few employees at the Potomac Iron Works
In this city, who have been In charge or tho
affairs there for the past three years, have
been discharged and the shops Will now be
closed, II is believed. Even Mr.. John Hadley,
who has had charge OF tho works, has boon
dismissed. The owners OF the works say that
the discharge was made In order TO reduce OK
penses, the company not having made any
money since Its existence. At the meeting OF
tho City Council tomorrow night a resolution
Will be introduced and adopted requiring the
company to make a report aud show the city
what 1t intends to do, as the agreement be-
tween the city and the company was that the
latter should put Into operation Its protest or
forfeit the privileges granted by the former.
Thursday-Th Day-wlll BIO gen.
orally observed as holiday In this city. All
OF tho business houses Will be closed, as Will
lie schools Will be closed on Thursday and
Friday. Services Will BIO hold In most OF tho
churches.
A fine sheep escaped from cattle car at the
Virginia Midland stock yards yesterday morn
ing and was picked up on the track a few min
utes later minus Its head.
The City Treasurer commenced this morn
Ing receiving taxes for 1884. All persona who
pay their taxes this week Will save per cent.
Charles Schafer, son OF Mr.. George Schafer,
while playing ON fence near FishtOwn Sat
urday morning, fell and broke his arm. lie
was attended by DR.. Arthur Snowden.
Tho Leland semi.Juvenile Opera Troupe
opera-house, on Saturday night, OF sour
American Minister" The troupe, which Is
composed largely OF Washington talent, 10 q
fine one and drew large crowds at each per-
dorchester Miss Lewis, the King, and In fact
tue entire company called forth immense ap'
plause,
The fair, which had been In progress at
Armory Hall last week for the benefit OF Golden
Light Lodge OF Good Templars, closed on Sat
urday night
A free concert Will DO glven az the rooms OF
the Reform Club this evening, u which the
public is cordially invited.
The funeral of the late Thomas Jefferson
look place yesterday evening from the resi-
dence OF his son-ln.lGw, Mr.. James P0sey, on
Patrick street.
Rev, Richard Greon, Of prIuceton, N. J.
yesterday.
A severe rain and Einistorm, accompapie.
by thunder and ligfihi1l;, passed -assr' tfils
section yesterday atteFRoH2s-Ss
Public speaksssS6nQ 8ngers fluid B. II.
Douglass &ssohs' oapstritn Cough Drops q
-sDIN-remedy for hoarsehesr
The Evening critic., 1884-11-24
ANOTHER sCApEGoAT.
The United states Marshal at Now
York blamed for BIaiue,s Defent.

YORK blamed for Blaine's Defent.
The politicians have been busy since the
election in discovering causes that lo1 TO the
defeat OF SIr. Blaine. Many things have been
mentioned and discussed as bringing about
defeat one thing, however, that many Re-
publicans think did good deal towards elect
Ing Cleveland has not heretofore been publicly
discussed. II It mad not been tor tue course
pursued by the United States Marshal In New
York they say that Cloveland's vote In that
city would have been very much less, and n
plurality for him would not have been found
In the offlcial count,
The Marshal was, II is said, moro than apa.
thetIc. He was not one-half as vlgllant with
hts deputies as he. ehould have boon. Uo
talked before tho election as II Cleveland would
be elected. Usually at national elections
United States marshAls spend more money
than the Government is willing shall 90 out.
But 1t was not so with the Marshal in New
York city. lie wrote to Washington and asked
how much money he could spend. He esti-
mated that II would take s55, 900 to carry him
through. He was told that ne could spend
$4,000.
But he did not spend that money. Tho sum
OF S25,000 will cover all OF his expenses. This,
taken with the Marshaps apparent apathy,
brings down upon tho Marshal the charge that
he did not do his duty In enforcing the election
laws In New York city,
The Evening critic., 1884-11-24
EAST WASHINGTON.
More Police Needed-AuOthcr small
uox HospftaI-PcrsOual Gossip.


Shortly before z O'Clock this morning Henry
Matthews found tho body OF an infant floating
In the river or Glesboro' Point. The body was
taken TO the Uniontown station and Coroner
Patterson summoned.
A thief entered the house OF Mr.. Hollis
Amidon, No. 100 East Capitol street, last Sat
urdsy, and stole about S25 worth OF clothing.
Esergeant Mulhali, who has been quite Ill
for tho past ten days, 10 out again, though not
by any means we'll man.
The necessity for an increase OF the police
force in East Washington becomes more and
more apparent. The officers OF this,t Eighth,
Precinct are an efficient body,but they are too
email In numbers TO properly police such an
Immense territory. 1t Is understood that q
number OF our prominent citizens will again
appeal to Congress this winter for the appoint
ment OF additional policemen,
The recommendation OF Mr.. stoutenberg, the
commissioner ana intendent OF the wash
ington Asylum, that a site for new small.
pox hospital be purchased, 10 q good one, and
IL ie hoped that the Commissioners Will urge
the matter before Congress-. The necessity for
the erection OF new smallpox hospital has
beenlrepcatedly urged In this column.
The Evening critic., 1884-11-24
To the worlds Exposition at New On,
leans. via Penney vanfa RaiIrOuxEf

Tho passenger department OF tho, JQ8nnsyl-
at the ofllces Of the company IN 5thfs city Mo-
vember % tickets to the NeWsUrleaus Expo.
sition at $40 for tho roHyd trip via Penn
one line going and ralssth by another can pur.
chase tickets for,sHfS. Tickets are good for
continuous tripstKd are limited to i've days go
ing, and IRE ge6d for thirty days, including
date OF SALLY Special rates for fifty or more
travellne'Sh one ticket, or information as to
routeA, f1eeping car accommodation, etc., Will
ROBERT A. PARKE,
Passenger Agent 8. E. District Penn. II. II.