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Abe Fi.l, 1nnded.

Fish, tho thieving President OF the
Marine National Bank Of New York, gets
a sentence that 10 very heavy for man
Of his years. Ten years added to his pres
emit age would turn him loose from the
penitentiary at seventy.aye years Of age
beyond the time when men take q
fresh start, redeem their earlier errors,
build up character and win good reputa-
ton. The Communication for good conduct
would be Of little service to q man who
would still be over seventy years old when
he returned TO the world.
To man Of Fish's years and liberal
living tho sentence is terrible. It's execu-
ton will be worse. This is Just as it
ought TO be. The court has not given
him day too much. Fish not only rob-
bed people who trusted him, but his
crime contributes to weakening Of conf
dence in banking institutions.
Not everybody stops 70 think how email
proportion Of bank deposits is lost by
fraud, or that with all the mishaps q bank
Of good reputation Is a eaie depository
almost without qualification. The Marine
Bank swindle Is more thought about and
talked about than the Thousands Of banks,
national. State and private, whose long
careers have mot been marred by theloss
ofasingle dollar toanybody doing business
with them.
Fish deserves his heavy sentence not
only because the Law allows It; not mere
iy because he has committed a great pub.
lie wrong; but because he knew what he
was doing and what It must oil lead to.
He is an intelligent man Of long expert
ence in banking. He knew that his course
must wreck his bank, and that many In
nocent ones would BIO disabled in It's fall.
Mature in years and in experience, he
could not plead the impetuosity OF un-
tutored youth. lie was guilty Of a cold.
blood fraud, and he Is not q bit too good
to pay the penalty, Just as though he had
been common, but less dangerous, high
wayman or burglar.
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weighing Inalr.

Ets York Sun.
TO number the hairs Of your head Is
not very difficult task" the reaner Of
tho Assay Office said. "a very close APP
proclamation can be made by weighing
the entire amount Of hair on aman's head
and then weighing single hair: The
weight OF the former divided by that Of
the latter will, Of course, give the desired
number. II you will pluck out hair
from your beard I can show you" :.
Along and straggiy one was accord.
ingIy detached, the refner putting 1t on o
scale, which was enclosed in o glass case,
and graduated with extreme accuracy.
With little weights Of aluminium be piled
up one arm, until an equipoise was
reached. The hair weighed three MILL.
grammes, '1fyou reduce this to figures
he said, "it would require 5000 hairs TO
weigh an ounce, and supposing you have
six ounces, you have $4,000 hairs
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among them. They're straight. When
thsy Want anything they aSk for tt-bnt
thsy DON'T always getit. Thafs ACCOUNT
a In from the tact that some people 90
MT recognize worth when they zee Y;
The Indiana Democrats have said Al
eioro that they wanted the Democrats %
yaeste. They are willing, however, g l ts
the g and 81 postmasters remain. That
right. We Democrats don't want % pe
hees. We're willing 20 divide, but, IKE
ne Indianians We wanta TASTE"
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An EnterprIslng, reliable House.

Logan & Co. can always be. relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best ofevery.
thing, but to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well.known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
prising, and ever reliable. Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on o positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con.
fidence, we invite you TO call and get;,a
Trial Bottle Free. MwRaw
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AsmiYai worden,s Jaaleial style.


Rsta. cSr. n. 7. Hefid.
Admiral Worden IS the President Of the
Retiring Board at the Navy Department.
'He q very short.tempeted, and has very
little patience With lawyers. The other
dsy case was being tried betoIe him.
me offieer who was up Tor retirement did
moi want 10 be retired. he had employed
a very eloanent and pugnacious lawyer to
defend him. The Judge Advocate Gen
eral Of the Navy hearing Of this, sent .
Judge Advocate down to oppose him.
TIE outside lawyer raised q question Of
jurisdiction. a war Of words enHued.
Admiral Worden stood the clash Of the
argument for about hall an hour. Then
be stood up very straight and fairly howl
aLet there be sileneel This Court has
jurisdiction or something else, and | will
be damned Il ! don't use 1t. SO Delay
This decision Of the Court knocked the
civilian lawyer completely out Of time,
and he has hardly yet recovered his
equanimity.
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AMsmory WIN Sta, Ing Qualities.

YoHtaI State'@Ga.
! "You say your husband has a good
memory, do you, Mrs. Crimsonheak2"
"0h, excellentp responded the lady adj
dressed. \ nv -
"And how do you know tits so very
"Well, 1 asked him TO bring mo home a
mackerel week ago, and he brought 1t
home to-day. Now, man must have q
pretty good memory TO remember little
thing like that for whole week."
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nnnl,lan,aAr ninnanIYe.

L The best 6alye In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Cornk and oil Skin Eruptions, and poei-
lively cures Pileg, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale nv Logan 4 On.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-29

AYER's SARsAPARtIIA operates radically
upon and through the blood, and is.a sale,
reliable, and absolute cure for the various
diseases, complaints, and disorders, due to
debility, or to any constitutional taint or
ininrtion. \. q nav
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Tho difference between man and a
pitcher lies in the fact that q man may be
broken and iul OF the same dme.-B0stos.
P0sl. ~
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Gp,rfeetiol1erp.
SS;.I7I 11RI0Bs At

ANEW ZOE CREAM PARLoh' :"
IN No. 1905 Main street. Grant ho9.: tam, Dc
NRs ztrGENPRLDER bfFs leave % I !. too
,rh1iS thsf She kaS0pFned branch ~ ISHt
whsse eyefything 10 her Lac C5n 4 Tt,S E;Fest
AZ n her etabilShment, No % INsi'T ~ vhSt
ICE GREAM'as the lowest pri'A' w" TN
ale and retail.
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In Congress theleminent speakah,
Found bis voice getting gradually weakah;
But twas not for long,
Red Star Cough Cure made It strong,
You can hear him now far as Topekah.
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Loye- HtsENoSn-on Saturday, june q. 1855
b. he Rev W.H Coleman, Of Pennsylvania. Mr.
A10yzo lox0, Of Wheeling, 70 Miss Macy RNE'
xoHp. Of hickerg, "a.
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THE KENsINGToN,


Saratoga Springs, r,,ss
In fnest and most healthy location oS ~ J XIII
Avenue, overlooking GongEess IHE S,Ila,eaS plI
s mon and new dIningroou. Opens y KY, 40
JHMEs Il. RODGER owner aud pI SI sSd EiS
nronrietor Coleman HouEe, NeE I9TE 'A- III
RSifWsy DininR. Hall. HOtN9I .Syt!!e n I..--:-=
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sThere is, indeed" was the quiet reply.
awe should never forget that there Is a
sermon in every blade Of grass"
"Quitetrne. We should also remember
while we are about it that grass Is cut very
short at this season OF the year.
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ateip Advertisements.

IfJITAETED-BY A YOUNG MAN. 4 A
wv situation a. AEsittgnt Boo .keGpef, or a6uld
be willing % make sell EsntfGllY usei1l u store
AadrulE, Situation, p care lnteGi once.
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FTTs-An Pih stopped iIee b Dr. Rllne's Great
Nerve ResioFef No Sd after hiSt days ule. Mar
yelotis ciifcS TREATS aud 800 trial bottle tee 70
lit caS6l, Send 70 Dr.. Kline, gst Arch 81, FhllA.,
70: Cancer Institute, ~ Arch u, fniis! 70 go
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Hint 10 Clergymen.

"There is great deal Of true religion
in nature" solemnly remarked a young
clergyman while calling upon a young
lady Of his congregation the other even
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-29
commissioners Sales.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

state Of west vtrSinia, City Of wheslIug, as
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline H. Brties, guardian Of CATie
y. Brues. Henrietta BEues Hnd
Charles Henry Bruss, infants. In Chanctll.
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(1OAIAtIssI0NERs' SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE kEAL ESTATE,
state OF West Virginia, City oil Wheeling. In he
MunicipGl Court Of Wheeling:
- John Fink

" ABLE kEAL ESTATE. -,
stale OF West Virginia. City Of Wheeling. In w
Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
John Fink
70.
". J. W. Cowdcn, administrator 0! In Ch1ltSiI.
the estate Of Caroline v. Zane and
Others.
above ertitle cause on tho Tth day Of Ap!l, lsS,
the undersigned Special Commissioners VIII on
SATURDAY. me Ilth DAY OF JULY. lsSl
BEGINNING Al 0 clock a. NJ, Aell at public suction
Al the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio N0un
IT, west Virginia, The following rial CsiAte sI9SN
On Wheeling island, in the City Of htetinE: fae
tract known Is the John fink land situated v
tween South Penn and South In adwAy hTttu
orI9irlally containing i've and ono hall actts. ~
thG portion tasSn by the Lity Of WheSl!mE lct w
extension Of South Ptnn stree, and piece lus3
ieet mont on Penn street running back " bIVaG
way street owned by W. 2. Zane.
The land 70 be sold has been dlFtded ny l2ISs
Mai 81 which can be seen al the respective omca
* the undersigned commissioners.
The properly will be offered ~ whole ano ~
In parcels a shown on the plRt, and VIII oelol1 ~
which eyefway may appear the most AdyAnAsee
TkRHH or sAl4E One third part aud = iuuea
more a. the purchaser may elect 10 pAy, ~ hand
Inc remainder in two equal tAAtAlmtna a. ore A1g
Two wears, notes bearing lntIn INST from lne gaY 9
ssle 10 he given for the deferred payments w Y
he retained until the purchase money = PAD u
mi. DANIEL PECk,
$3.50 WI. ". E0wDES,
Special Commissioner
VIII. HAtIER, AuctioneeF
hereby certify that the above Special CommS
sionefs have Riyen bond and Seea'iiy q E44us4
by ne Court. THOMAS u. DARR4ht
'fAS EIetk OF lHh uMI.
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gte.et Agent.
OITY OF ROME.

IA X. ,.non, lsrpo steamer City Of Rome Wy ~ &
rs,S Wy toF Ily.Fpool, WednCEds{, JpI q 10
~. For price Of Flint and Second GG IIns SEspL
steeiase passage cali on the 4uG agG, I'm
MI and ans Market sir ut
,.,o or af0l iAroh W..
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.carolIne h. Rr h; ana otheis.

Caroline B. Rrues and 0thets.
Ry virtue Of the authority vested IN ne by ldk.
cres Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling ehltTtl
In the above entitled CAME, on the Oh DAY 4
June, lss6 will proceed 70 eel At public Rnchu.
AZ the front door d the Hourt HOUSE Of Okb
county, West viHinia. In the city OF Wheeling. b
tha hirhett mi heSi biiaef,
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IRAwMG
And Rnfnting..

Aas. II Z. IRWIN Nf1i b plhaEed 70 receive
Pupils In pnWing and Painting IRON lie and from
nAt0fAl ob!egtL Persons Withtrg % tHk9 lfsSons
wheeling, Nnttl July IS. y sG29
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ID, Q. 90. RnIirenel.

Leave Bellatre nj 1850 p. N. for summerfeld.
Leave BellRiro at 9;l0 4. y. tof 6utnmerfeld and
Leave Bellairp at $50 r. N. for woodRdeld.
Arrive at Bel4lre SIS A. NJ. II: a. ", and 400
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". II. HA11EA, kuetsoncef.
I hereby certify that J. K. towden. Fp;clll Ccn'
las gtyen bond with GecJrliy u "
qnIfed BY law and the decree OF JupV q, lSsS u
s-,0 "aS'S Ss''''SN = THOMAS N. DARR4H,
q, Clerk Of The Municipal coart Of Whaling
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on SATURDAY, JULY q, ISIS

b, ginning At 10 o'clock 1 r., Inc following q
Srri ed nal estGe, that Is 70 say: The two III
ffonhng on the east Site Of Eor,h Front street vi
runibefsd two hundred (eO0l ana two hundibl
And one C0O on the plat Of the addition 10 ~
City Of v heeling. laid out BY Hen! Aoo'e, ilrsgt
al sbens7er lanes q tate, aud called z&Aek lsaal
addition 10 the city Of WbeellDg. And llo n
water or pasture ptlying cas-: Of the two lOtl Atom
deScrlbCd, ard Designated on the plat Of zts.l
ISard addition 70 the city Of Wheeling, b u
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= TSsxs on saEE-onethI o. the purchMcnGF
nav. to be paid In cash on The day Of s,le aud D.
residue thereof In three equal !nstNment 4
twelve, twenty four and thIty'tl& mrnlhS, Vh
Interest from day Of sale; The purchaser 70 Elt
his notes, with approved security for the defend
inst9lmets: the itle 10 be retained until tht D1r
chase money and the intertS! thereon th1l 4
trhnily naIds J. X. COWDkE,
Sresial Commissioner,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-05-22
GOODS for the Season,
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES

always on hand. We sell the celebrated GILT
EDGE FLOUR, Delicious Florida Oranges,
Evaporated and Dried Fruits, Baskets of all
kinds, Fancy Articles very low.
EVERYTHING AT LOWEST PRICES.
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The warGeId Corn Cutter.

Mr.. S. ID. Warfeld, patentee of the Warheld
Corn Cutter and President of the waraeld Man
ufacturing Company, of Baltimore, manufacture
ers of the machine, has returned from an extend
ed tour through the canning districts both north
and west of the United States, visiting nearly all
try. Mr. Warheld sold machines to many of the
principal corn packers, including such houses as
the Portland Packing Co. and l,urnham Nor
rill, of Portland, Me-; Winters & Prophet. Mer-
rill & Soule, A. Fischer & Co., South Lebanon
Packing Co., Mcconnell Clancy, G. E. Sears
& Co.. Evans Day Co., and many others. At
exhibited one of the cutters at the meeting of
the Western Packers Association, held in that
trip as a great success, and was much pleased
with the northern and western style of packing
houses. Messrs. Norton Bros, Chicago, the large
can manufacturers. will act as western agents
for the company.
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CURRENT NEWS.

The public census of Washington indicates
o population Of 205, 900 for the national capital
Rudolph, Hereford bull valued at $40, 600
belonging to the Wyoming Hereford Associa.
tiatop, died on Tuesday.
Burton and Cunningham, The London dyna-
mters, were on Monday found guilty and SEN
fenced to penal servitude for life.
Mrs. Pauline M. Hood committed suicide,
on Monday afternoon, by hanging herself with
clothes-line In the cellar of her residence in
Baltimore. Her mind became unsettled BY
having inherited some money.
Police Sergeant Crowley was found guilty,
last week, of an outrageous assault upon a
young girl named Maggie Morris, and sentenc-
ed to hard work at Sing Sing for seventeen
years and six months. He richly deserved all
he got
Mrs. Keene, the wife of Mr.. Geo. s. Keene,
thrifty and highly respected young farmer of
Dorchester county, was terrible outraged by o
negro man as she was walking through woods
on her way to neighbours, on Monday. Her
assaiant was arrested.
The Riel rebellion in Canada was virtually
ended by the capture of Batouehe, the insur-
gents stronghold, and the finishing stroke was
given by the surrender of Riel himself on Satur-
day. The punishment of treason, by the Cana
dian law, is death, but Gen Middleton had
given pledges to Riel, as an inducement to sur
render and these pledges will probably save
him from hanging.
"A terrible tragedy has occurred at Liberty,
Va Thos. A. Jeter, popular citizen of that
place, had named dog which Harrison w. Ter
ry had given him after Terry's sister, to whom
he was engaged to be married Meeting Terry,
last Saturday, Jeter, pointing to the pet dog,
said "Why haven't you been around to see your
kinsfolk." The remark was made jocularly,
but Terry drew pistol and without word shot
and killed Jeter. Great excitement was caused
by the murder at Jeter's old home, IS miles dis
taut, and early Monday morning $50 armed men
rode into the town, took Terry from Jail and
hanged him. 1t is believed that Terry was bor-
dering on insanity when he shot Jeier They
had been intimate friends. Terry was son OF
Gen. w. r. Terry, superintendent of the Vr-
ginia penitentiary.
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Ia" For Sale.-A desirable Dwelling House
and Lot in Bel Air, fronting on Main and Bond
streets, Apply to Stevenson Archer or Geo. r.
DeIlaYen. 3ap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-05-22
ssThe Marvellous Wonders of the Polar
World,

The above is the title of handsomely printed
and beautifully illustrated book, for the sale Of
which Mr.. A. o. Regel, of Bel Air, is agent
The work contains complete history of voyages
and discoveries in the Polar regions, including
the expeditions of Sir John Franklin, Dr. Kane
and others, whose names are indiSsolubly linked
with the thrilling story of the daring attempts
made to find the northwest passage and t reach
the North Pole. The book closes with full his
tory of the unfortunate Greedy expedition. from
the narratives of Greedy, Schley and Eisenhower,
to which is added full account of that appalling
horror, cannibasm, as taken from the diaries of
members of the Greedy expedition. The book
is profusely illustrated with striking engravings
which graphically portray life in the frozen
North. Mr.. Riegel was formerly telegraph oper-
rator in Bel Air, and having been compelled to
relinquish that business has engaged in soliciting
orders for the book allowed named. Mr. Riegel is
a worthy, industrious man, and we commend him
to the favor of the public.
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK,
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 20, 1885

Daily except Sunday passenger coach will be
attached to the freight train leaving North Ave-
nue. Station at $50 A. NJ, arrive at Delta at IL 90
A. M. Returning leave Delta at 2.l5 p: NJ, ar
rive at North Avenue Station at $40 p. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Baltimore for Bel Air and Delta at OLE
IT'S A. NJ. and 40 P. NJ. All passenger trains
stop at intermediate stations to receive and de-
liver passengers.
J.C. WRENSHALL, Receiver
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of excellent land, fenced and most admirably
adapted for grazing purposes. About one-half is
covered with good Chestnut Timber. 1t bounds
on the lands of Mitchell and Butler b. Amos,
Thomas II. Street,, James Irwin aud the NJ C. r,
r., being about two miles from Rocks Station.
RARNEa Mn Z Gnntni..n ol,o,,.
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tSy~ Fishing Tackle-Rods from 90 cents to
$3.50, Reels, Lines, Hooks, &c. Base Ball Goods
Reach Balls, Bats, Caps, Gloves, Masks, &c
Stylish and Fashionable Walking Canes, Per
fumery and Fancy Goods in great variety. Prices
very low. J. B. Walter, Main street, opposite
Clayman's Hotel, Bel Air. 22my
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Hasy"For Sale.-A desirable Dwelling House
and Lot in Bel Air, fronting on Main and Bond
streets, Apply to Stevenson Archer or Geo. r.
Dellaven. 3ap
sY-For Sale.-A complete Canning House
Outfit, at Bush Mills, for $50. Two Hul's pat
ent Fire Pots, 3 Kettles, Crates, Crane, Tables,
and Trays, &c. Address j. j. w. Taylor, Alb
ingdon, Md 27mh
tSg" Mr.. Amos B. Holiingsworth, near wilma,
writes CATER trying eight or nine different
kinds of phosphate, l find Reckord's Special
Compound has done as well for me as any yet
tried, and now send cash for two tons for Toma-
toes and Potatoes this SPRING" 2Omh
.ay""Messrs. Henry Reckord q Sons: In an
swer,to your inquiry would state that have
been using your Bone, both Raw and Soft, for a
number of years, and that it has in every in
stance given me entire satisfaction. Ohio s.
Lee" 20mh
s3s- For Sale-One Cow with Calf by her side.
Apply to VIM. Webster, Calvary p. ..
27fcb
s9y" For Sale.-Prde of the Valley, Beauty of
Hebron and Trago Potatoes 1000 Usage Or
ange Plants for hedging, and No. Concord and
Clinton Grape Vines, by Michael E. Pue d Son,
?. o. Bel Air. 27mh.
~ Mr.. w. E. Blair, Of High Point, Hartford
county, Md, writes: 1900 lbs. Reckords Spe-
cial Compound brought good crop of Pota-
toes" 20mh
e9g"Mr. John q, Shanahan, near Fallston,
writes 81 like Reckord's Special Compound SO
well that shall use no other this season for
corn" 20mh
slsy1 $1,000 to Loan on Mortgage in sums to
suit. Septmus Davis, Office KgiS Building.
Bel Air 23jan
az Fodder Yam, by the coil or cut. Thos
Hanway, Bel Air sep26
ssg1If you want quick returns and full prices
on Hides, Furs, Wool, Roots, Butter, ETC., ETC.,
send for our Price Current. Cousignments So
licited. X. l.. Williams Il Co., General Com
mission Merchants, Office, 1859 William ST.,
New York 10oct
~ Buy your Dry Goods from Cochran q
Young, Bel Air, Md. 19sep
szsy1A large stock of good and cheap Single
Harness, Halters, Collars, &c. Thos. Hanway,
Bel Air. sep26
g-Grain handled on Commission and taken
in Trade Minnick u Ferry, Bel Air. au15
~ Musical Observation-Disclosures, BanJos,
Violins, Tamborines, Accordeons, Zihers Fla
geolets, Flies and Jewsharps, Guitar, Violin
and Banjo Strings, Silk and Steel Violin
Strings, Chin Rests for violin, &c, for sale
cheap by John A. Young, Matchmaker, Jeweler
and Engraver Main street, Bel Air lily
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READY FOR SPRING

We desire to thank our friends for the kind and
liberal patronage they have given our new store,
assuring them that we will redouble our efforts
to please them, in prices, variety, style and quail
ity of goods. We now desire to call your atten-
ton to our large new stock of
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and Pepper Plants, earliest and best kinds, fol
sale at Tint Der Hall Nursery, in any quantity de.
sired Orders may be left at P. F. Ball s. Bros
store, Bel Air. E. A. Bagley, Pc. Rockford, Md
Smy
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raSy- Lost or Conc Astray.-A lot of Ice Cream
Freezers and Tubs. Any information as to theii
whereabouts will be thankfully received. d. p
Hollngsworth, Fallston. 22my4t
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NOTICE.-The undersigned

EXAMINERS' NOTICE.-The undersigned
d Examiners, appointed by the County Com
missioners of Hartford county, to locate public
road in the Fifth District beginning at point ON
owingo Bridge to G len Cove. in said county, at or
near Glen Cove, and running thence through the
lands of Silas W. Barnes and X. Harris Archer,
partners trading as barnes u Archer, and those
of the Susquehanna Water Power Paper Com
pany of Hartford county, until 1t intersects the
public road leading from the Dublin and Glen
Cove road to Hopkins Landing, hereby give no
tice that they will meet on the ground ON TU rs
DAY, the 18th day of MAY, in the year 1885. ut 10
o'clock, A. M, for the purpose above designated
GRO. e. SILVER.
WILLIAM HOPKINS, of Jos.
WILLIAM 7, CLARK,
apo4 Examiners.