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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

The Rocks OF UEER CREEK FOR SALE.-Mr.
Robert Archer, trustee, will again offer al pub
lie sale, at the Coart House door, Bel Air, on
the Sd of November next, the noted Rocks of
Deer Greek, including the store, dwelling, &c.
Also The home place of the late 4. Stanley
Rogers, near the Rocks. The late contains
3S2 acres, with II large and comfurtab bic house
and numerous outbuidings. The remainder
of the property, consisting of l,4O0 acres, is
divided into small parcels and will also be sold
Mr.. Archer has ut his office II pot Of The entire
tract of land.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

BARNES SENTENCED TO FOURTEEN YEARS
Charles p. Barnes, who was tried before Judges
Robinson, Stump, and Wicks, at Elkton, last
week, for the killing of brother.n-law, james
e. Brown, aud his son, Jas. Arthur Barnes, was
adjudged guilty of murder In the second de-
gree, and sentenced 10 the penltentiary for seven
years in each case Judge Robinson, In an
nounclng the verdict, said that the evidence did
not sustain the plea of insanity, but the prison
err, being drunk at the time, did not realize the
consequences OF his act Drunkenness, how
ever, said Judge Robinson, is no excuse in cases
OF this kind.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

ACCIDENTALLY CUT WITH CORN KNIFE
Last Tuesday while John Chandlee was at work
cutting up corn, in Mrs. NJ. T. Preston's field,
near Darlington, he was accidentally cut in the
left hand with corn knife by colored man
who was working with him. The wound was
lengthwise with the hand and half an inch deep.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

SALES OF PRoPERTY.-O On Monday Mr.. j. s.
Richardson, auctioneer, sold at public sale, at
the Court House door, for Messrs. Harlan d.
Webster, trustees, the property of Geo. V.
Spencer, colered, consisting of a house and 16
acres of land, situated near Bel Air, on the road
to Mitchelrs Mill, to Andrew j. McNulty, for
81 010
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LETTER FROM FALLsTON.
Severe Accident Extremely IIl-rhe
Hartford Fntr.

Last Monday as James Bond was driving one of
Messrs. Henry Rockford Sons teams, he was ac-
cdentally thrown under the wagon. which had
on 1t a load weighing four or Ave tons. Ono wheel
passed over his hand, crushing II In terrible
manner. DIR. J. f. n. Gorsuch rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
Mrs. Rebecca McCrcary. of Fallston, IS ex-
tremely i'll. Her physician, DIR. Gorsuch, consd-
ers her condition very critical.
All are looking forward to the Hartford county
fair The public have learned by the experience
of past yeats that the officers and directors of the
society are doing all in their power to make It
success. X.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

NEW MASONIC HALL TO BE BUILT.-The
members of Mount Ararat Masonic Lodge, of
Bel Air, have determined to erect a new hall.
The building will be commenced early next
spring, on the lot occupied by the present ma
sonic hall. The latter will be torn down. The
The new one will cost, it is expected, from
$4,000 to $780, and will, in style of archtec-
ture and finish, be an ornament to the town.
The lower floor will be converted into offices,
the lodge using the upper stories for their mystic
rites
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City Conveniencos at our Doors.

Many persons, especially ladies who live in the
country, 20 often wish for the conveniencrs of
their city neighbors. The problem has at last been
partially solved by the Remington Agricultural
Co., which has patented Force Pump, by which
water may be had in the kitchen, in the bath ROOM
and in the barn yard flowers watered, windows
carriages and wagons washed, and the house
saved from burning in case of fire. All this is
obtained at small comparative cost, at the Fac
tory's Agency. Henry S. King & Sons, No. So
Sharp street, Baltimore.
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THE OCTOBER REGISTRATION.
The following is the result of the registra
ton on Monday and Tuesday:
SECOND DISTRICT

SECOND DISTRICT.
George b. Silver, Register.
Ne" NdmeS-Halrs Cross Roads Precinct
George w. Evans, Andrew G.. Evans, Thomas
Fowler, Charles .: Fadey, Peter Grill, George
w. Garrettson, William II. Hall, Clayton Il.
WINS, Jacob Jones, Harry Kirby Robert A. Kell
James League, John II. Paca, Walter Is. Rowe
Stansbury, John E. Todd, William Williams.
Level Precinct. Frederick NJ Brown. John o.
Bagley, John Il. Clark, VIM. IL. Hammond, John
H. Hanna, Joseph NJ. Stricken.
DeceaSed.-Halls Cross Roads Precnct.-Wm
Campbell, Robert H. Fry, John NJ. James, Joshua
W. Knight, Robert A. Monks John Noble. Abra-
ham Stansbury, William II. Stansbury. William
X. Thompson. John Taylor, John W. T!lden,
Charles w. rilden.
Level Piecinct.-Fred Brown, Sander Ewing,
James N. II ilton, Anthony Rue, John w. Touch
stone, Abraham Turner.
Trdn$feITed.-Hall's Cross Roads Precinct Grin
Alderman, Charles Il. Coleman, Charles w. Cole
Henry Deckman, John j. Hall, Jesse 4. Peters,
Samuel j, Ricketts, Jr
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INJURED BY A FALL.-Miss Norris, who lives
near the Hickory, sister of Mr. David Norris
while walking across field, last Saturday. fell
and broke and dislocated one of her arms. Dr.
r. d. Lee rendered the necessary surgical aid.
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TERMS OF SALE.
ITO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the Com
missioners of Hartford county. at their office in
Bel Air,
UNTIL MONDAY, OCTOBER goth, 1883,
AT IL o'clock, NJ, for
BUILDING TWO WROUGHT IRON BRIDGES.
One at Preston's Mill, over Deer Creek. Ex-
IRENE length of bridge 118 feet ll4H feet be-
tween abutments
One at Hanway's Mill, over Winters Run. Ex-
treme length of bridge SO feet; so feet between
abutments.
Roadway in each to be IA feet wide in the clear.
Truss to have nine and six panels respectively.
Roadway joists 3xl2 inches white oak. Floor to be
3inches white oak. of good quality. Capacity of
bridge to be 100 lbs. to the square foot of floor
surface. exclusive of its own weight. Straining
iron H. in tension and 10000 in compression, by
Gordon's Formula. Bidders to furnish full speci-
fications and strain sheet. Each of these bridges
is to be first class in every respect
The bridges are to be subject to inspection by
the Commi ssioners, or some one they may APP
point for the purpose.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. BY order.
oc9 g. W. PROCTOR. Clerk.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

DANCING PARTY AT THE RucKs.-On Thurs
day OF last week small party of ladies aud
gentlemen left Bel Air on the morning train for
the Rocks Of Deer Greek, where the day was
pleasantly spent in daucing, to the music of
Lyle's band, scrambing about the Rocks and
gathering ferns and wild flowers. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Scott, Miss
Scott, Miss Elise Hayward, offs. C., Miss Helen
NJ. Lee, Misses Mary aud Eta Richardson, Miss
Mamie Holland, Messrs. Webster Sadtler, of
Baltimore Robert Archer, John A. w. and
VIM. b. Richardson, Robert w. Holland, DR.,
and jacob Stephenson.
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Miss Lima Rouse, youngest daughter of the
late Chapman c. and Mrs Mary Rouse, died at
the residence of her brother-in Law, Mr.. Jos. b.
Hanway, Joppa Cross Roads, on Thursday night
OF last week, of erysipelas. She was buried at
Abingdon Nj. E. Church, on Sunday, Rev. T. D.
Valiant officiating. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Il. 7. Hempstone, Walter Murphy,
Thomas Gorsuch, Mr.. Griffith, Lewis Lyons
and Charles Hanway The deceased was sister
of Mr.. John g. Rouse and of Mrs. j. s. Richard
son, of Bel Air.
Mrs. Hannah Bradley, widow of Nathan
Bradley, died at her late residence, near
Prospect, last Saturday night. She was about
10 years of age, aud leaves no children She
was buried at Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church, on
Monday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Peters, pastor OF
the church, performed the funeral services. The
funeral arrangements were under the charge OF
Huff IL Treackle, undertakers, of Mill Green.
Mrs. Hannah E. Bond, wife of Mr. Calvin
Bond, died at her residence, near Fountain
Green, last Sunday morning, after a lingering
illness. She was in the SD year of her age and
leaves four small children. The funeral took
place Tuesday morning, the interment being at
Calvary NJ. e. Church. Rev. JOS P. Wilson
ofiiciated. The pail bearers were her four
brothers and two brothers in-law, Messrs.
Edward, William, James and Emory Ely,
Nicholas Bond and VIM. Mckee. Mr.. VIM.
Schuck was the undertaken
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MORE AID FOR THE SULLIVAN FAMILY. We
have received from Mrs. E. G. L., so cents and
from Mrs. c. e., SO and a quantity of clothing
for the suffering Sullivan family, near the Rocks
of Deer Creek. Total amount received, $3.50.
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HOG CHoLERA.--Hog cholera has made
its appearance near Chestnut Hill. Mr.. Henry
England lost fine hog from the disease, last
Saturday, and it 1t is also said to exist on other
farms in the neighborhood. Farmers should
not neglect to bury every hog that dies of chol.
era. The disease can more readily BIZ prevented
from spreading in this way than in any other.
1t Is communicated by direct contact, and IL Ia
said that dogs can carry the contaglon from
place to place on their feet Therefore, bury
every animal that dies of contagious disease.
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THE TRUSTEES OF ROCK RUN CHURCH
i and the lot holders eff the Cemetery are re-
quested to meet on the ground, on SATURDAY,
Oct. 10th, ut 2 p. NJ. W. II. HOPKINS.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Register
of Wills Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
ANN MONTGOMERY,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noli-
thereof,
On or before the IN day Of Aprii, 1886.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9TH day
October 1885.
ROBERT N. GLASGOW,
oct9 Administrator,
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COACHING PARTY.-On Wednesday afternoon
a coaching party from Philadelphia arrived at
Sweets Hotel, Bel Air, In their coach "Yellow
Jacket" drawn by four fine horses They left
Philadelphia last Monday week and after de-
lightful drive, which included Gettysburg,
Chambersburg, Harper'o Ferry, IIagerstown,
Frederick and other places, arrived in Baltimore
Tuesday morning. They drove into Bel Air in
true coaching style, blowing horn. The en-
tire party were on the outside Of the coach, the
interior being occupied by their baggage. The
party consists of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Miller,
Mrs. Y. J. Kimball, the wife of the president Of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, Mrs. j. F. Luz
cas-, Miss W. l.. Benton, Miss j. B. Wright, DR..
F. W. Thomas, W. u. McCalum, Henry Nor
ris. The groom is Mr.. VIM. Mitchell. Some
of the party were jaded by their fatiguing trip,
but they were in good spirits and appear to have
greatly enjoyed the novel experience. They
left for Philadelphia, Thursday morning, in
tendlng to go by way of Conowlngo Bridge aud
Oxford, Pa The coach is painted yellow and is
owned by Mr.. Miller, the wealthy owner OF
"White Oak" stock farm, near Germantown,
Pa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

THE BEL AIR CIRCULATING LIBRARY Asso-
CITATION is increasing in numbers and usefulness.
1t now has 1877 members and a library of over
400 volumes of history, poetry and fiction, In
Guiding the standard poets and novelsts. The
membership fee is only s100a year, and persons
in any part of the county are eligible to mem
bership. The library is in an upper room in
Mr.. A. Preston Gilbert's law Office on Office
street. 1t will be open every Tuesday and Sat-
urday afternoon, from to O'Clock.
The officers are as follows: President, Mr.. w.
T. l.. Taliaferro; Vice President, Miss Ida Spi.
GER; Secretary and Treasurer, Thos G. For
wood: Librarian, Mrs. Alice V. Maslin. The
Executive Committee consists of the above with
Misses Kate and Minnie Richardson. Iu the
temporary absence Of the Librarian, two mem
bers are appointed as assistants. to serve one
month, those for October being Misses Eta
Richardson and Mollle Baieman. The benef-
cial effects of Institutions of this kind in cult
waiting literary taste in II neighborhood can not
well be over-estmatcd, aud we would be graft
fed to see similar associations in thcr parts of
the county,
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Democratic Success Certain.

From present appearances the entire
Democratic ticket in Hartford county will be
elected bya large majority. 1t will not do,
however, for any of the candidates or their
friends to relax their efforts. The Repubi-
cans are making a still hunt, and the result of
Il campaign of this kind can only be known
when the vote is counted on the day OF election.
If the Democrats desire that their county af-
fairs sLall continue TO he managed by Demo.
Gratis and Hartford county be represented by
Democrats in the Legislature they must take a
personal interest in the cause. Let no Demo-
crat remain at home on election day, and
also let no Democrat trade votes with Re-
publican for any office. Some Republicans
are anxious to trade votes for offices they
care nothing about for those in which they
are deeply interested Make no political
bargains with them
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SALE.


BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, sitting in Equity, the subscr-
Der, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the
Court House door, in Bel Air,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER I'd. 1855,
AT II o'clock, NJ, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
in Hartford county, which is particularly de-
scribed in a deed from Corbin G. Street, and wife
to William H. Stroett, dated goth day of August,
1873, and recorded in Liber A. L. j. No. 80, Iolio
800. one of the Land Record Books of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, containing
7 Acres and Is Perches of Land, More or Less.
This property is situated on the public road
known as the Ridge road, and adjons the lands
of Howard Street, and the heirs of the late Il. S.
Rogers.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the decree
are-that ne-third of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash on the day of sale or the ratifca-
ton thereof, one-third in six and tho balance in
twelve months from the day of sale, the credit
payments to bear interest from day of sale and
TO be secured by the notes of the purchaser, or
all cash at purchasers option.
THOS. Fl. ROBINSON, Trustee.
j. >. Richardson, Auctioneer. 9oct
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--Messrs. Eaton and Gregory having re-
signed from the Civil Service Commission, it
Is probable that the remaining member,
Judge Thoman, Will also resign President
Cleveland will then have the opportunity OF
appointing Democrats to fiji their places.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

NJ
AeC Ndn,eS.-Bel Air Precinct.-Robert Bouree,
Wilbur Barrow, John Ellsworth Bush, Howard
Bond, William G. Carroll, William II. DauRhton,
David j. Doyle, Levi NJ. Elder, David Evans,
Dayton b. Fisher: Charles H. Groscup. William
Giddings, Edwin W. Gilbert, Lisbon Cover, Leon
ard " Gordon George II. Irons, Emory Il. John
son, James I. Lngan, George NJ. Proctor, Joseph
NJ. Page. Robert B. Sellers Jr., Walter Siade,
Glasco vickers, Harry W. whistler George D.
Woodward, NJ. D., James E. Wilkinson, John A.
Young.
Churchvllle Precinct-Cromwel Boyle, Robert
w. Carter.
Fallston Precinet.-Charles W. Brown Hugo
+, Nelson Elihu W; Richardson, Henry Farnan-
7tangs'red.-Bel Air Precnct.-Benjamin F.
Da an Jo1sey Daughton, John r. Hopkins.
Slime, Robert b. Sellers. Jr. Harry w. Whistler.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Thomas Butler, Register.
AeU Names arrettsville Precnct-Wiliam
III. Street, James H. Jamison, Geo. H. Lee JAR
rett f. Cover, Jube Lee Samuel Arthur. John G.
Ayres ossPn Harry Wiley
Gustavus Shanbargar, Abraham Trout, George
W, johnson. Benjamin f. Daughton. IL white,
black.
Upper Cross Roads Precinct.-William o. Day,
Philip Wagner, Harry d: Stamford, Corbin
Amos Amos. Jr' YIN. x: standiford; Geo T. Phillips,
Daughton. white. black.
RemoUed.-Lewis Stengel.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Arch. Wilson, Register.
Ne'c Nan,es-Dublin Precnct.-John T. Arthur,
Albert Atkins, Charles M. Bosley, Theo ore Bos-
ley, John p. Cummings, David G Clement. John
Il. Dever John Douglass, John Elicit, Geo. w.
Gorrell, VIM. II. Gorrell, Howard P. Hopkins,
James Il. Hopkins, Richard Moore. Joshua H.
Mathews, Jos. T.. Murphy, Archibald Little,
Samuel Lucas, John II. Lee, Harry j. Lowering,
August Newman, VIM ] Shrran, Dennis Spad-
ing. James Il. Swift, John J. Swigert, George
Swgert, George II. Smith, Geo. a. Smith, Jacob
t. Stephenson.
Dead Isaac Burkins. Geo. w. Gibson, Henry
?. Morris, Richard McNabb, Hugh Moore, Gideon
g. Smith. James Swift.
New Names.-Stearns Precinct-John W.
Famous, Samuel X. Flaharty, Carvil X. Hami-
ton, John l.. James, VIM. A. Neeper. Geo. c..
Proctor, Joseph ID. Pyle, VIM w. Richardson,
Samuel j. Reed. Henry NJ. Singleton, Robert F..
Singleton, Robert j. Singleton.
Dedd.-James Bulett, Andrew Bennington,
VIM p Edwards Daniel Morrison, Bradford
Jones, Jas. II. Rigdon, james Harry, Sylvester
Wheeler
Remoced. f. Waters, Arthur Jones.
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The majority of the voters registered in
Hartford county 1t the September and Octo-
Der registration are claimed to be Democrats.
In Dublin district, at the registration this
week, out of As voters added to the list only
are certainly known to b. Republicans
Very few colored voters have been register
ed. Perhaps the barrel has given out or the
bung can not he started. One dollar head
was the price quoted last year for bringing
up colored voters for registration. This year
no quotations are given
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Public Schools of Hartford county will be
closed tn URSDAY AND FRIDAY, October
18th and 18th, 1885, provided the Trustees of each
school consent, in order to allow the Teachers
and Pupils to attend the Agricultural Fair
Teachers and Pupils are earnestly requested to
see that each school is represented in the Public
School Department.
BY order, NOBLE l.. MITCHELL.
oc9 Secretary.
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MISSIONARY ON HIS TRAVELS L.
Randall, city missionary from Washington, d.
C., preached last Tuesday night to the inmates
OF the Hartford county Almshouse and on We'd
nesday morning to the prisoners in the Jail, Mr..
Randall is from Martinsburg, West Va, and
having himself been an inmate of Jail for Il
criminal offence, which he confessed before
trial and was pardoned, he had ample OPP
portunities of seeing the lack of moral teaching
for prisoners and other outcasts. He has been
devoted to the work, he says, for the last twenty
years, and is said to be well adapted for the la
Dor of love he has undertaken. He is supported
by voluntary contributions.
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The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at 6 o'clock, p. NJ.
The Returning Judges are required and direct
ed to make their return on the second day
Thursday following the election to the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county and also to
the Governor of Maryland.
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EXAMINER'S NOTICE.
Tho undersigned Examiners, appointed by the
County Commissioners of Hartford county, will
meet on the ground,
ONTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER I2th, 1885,
At 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
to examine and determine whether the public
convenience requires that the Commissioners
shall close the road from NJ. p. Pue's Cross Roads
to Ring Factory, and close the road from Whita-
kers Iron Bridge to the said factory, and also
close the road from Whitalser's Mill to point
beyond High Bridge Branch near the residence
OF Oliver Williams, on the Faston road and
open new road from Whitakers Iron Bridge
on the south west side of Winters Run, to CON
meet with the public road from wilma to Ring
Factory and also open new road from some
eligible point on the last named road to a point
on the Fallston road beyond Hish Bridge Branch
near tho residence of said Oliver Williams This
proposed new road will run through the lands of
Miss Rebecca Whitaker, James Farnandis Will
liam Rogers and w. c. Bavington.
BENJAMIN STAMFORD,
JOSEPH Il. BATEMAN,
JOHN 8. YOUNG,
9oct Examiners.
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STATEOF MARYLAND,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
, o,n...

VOMFTHUILEK 8 UFFICE,
Annapolis, Oct. LIST. 1886.
In pursuance of the requirements of Section g.
of Article go, of the Code of Public General Laws
as amended at January Session, 1876. Chapter 2OB
| herewith publish the following list of account
ing officers in Hartford county who are in arrears
to the State of Maryland, and liable to publica.
ton under said law, together with the amount
due by each as of this day.
j. FRANK TURNER,
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The Presbytery Of Baltimore held its
2O2d stated meeting at Hagerstown, on Tues
day. 1t was organized by the old Phladel-
phia Synod in 1886, the first meeting being
held in Baltimore town" Among lis first
members were Rev. John Semmons, Slate
Ridge and Chanceford, and Rev. George
Luckey, Bethel and Centre. From the
records 1t appears that at that time Deer
Creek Church (ChurchvileD was without
pastor. The centennial of Presbyterianism
will be observed in November, 1886.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

THE HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK-The Octo-
Der statement of the Hartford National Bank,
which is published in another column, is good
showing. The bank has been in existence not
quite three years Its undivided profits and
surplus fund amount now to S25, 495 g. or more
than one-half the capital stock. The deposits
on the LIST of October, amounted to Sl7S, 247 80.
The affairs of the bank have been iudiciously
managed and it has proved TO be great con-
venience to the county. Simple interest, only,
is charged on discounts, but undoubted security
is required. Altogether the directors are to he
congratulated upon the condition of the bank
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-10-09

sB~TuE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact.
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
THOMAS L. CATHCART.