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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-11-09

SCARBOROUGH Nog 5-The farmers in this
section have set o work in carucs: to gather in
their corn crop.
Mr.. Mordecli Seat borough ST., who has been
critically i'll, is now improving and we hope
will soon be restored to lcaih.
Mr.. Josiah Scarborough, who was purnlyzrd
in the summer, is also improving, though his
Illness has been prolonged one.
AT the urgent solicitation OF the patrons, the
School Commissioners were prevailed upon to
reopen our pubic school, which was closed by
their order in September. Last week there
was good attendance and our school ia now in
a ilourlshiug condition. Under the direction of
our ctllcient teacher, Mr. VIM. Lavender, the
pupils are making rapid progress. He gives
entire satisfaction to parents and scholars and
deserves a better school building than the one
he now occupies. AN ECno.
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JARRETTsVILLE JOTrINGs,

The revival at Cooptown NJ. Z. Church has
been in successful operation for several weeks
under the management Of Rev. j. Fred Hiesse.
Mr.. Morgan Spencer is suffering with a very
sore hand.
The roads are in wretched condition from
the recent rains.
The members of Bethel Presbyterian church
have decided to rent their pews.
Mr.. George Cairnes has moved into his new
house.
The boys in the neighborhood have been an.
noyed BY having their rabbit traps stolen, and
plans are on foot to lay snares for the thieves.
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Cook books are plentiful but good ones arc
rare. One Of the best is "Niiss Maria PArlo4's
New Cook Book" lOteIy published by Estes
X Lauriat, Of Boston, AT the small sum Of thirty
cents 1t contains everything 4 housrkcrpcr
could wish to know on the subject of cooking,
the directions being simple, plain and clear.
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DIED.

SMITH. Mrs. Cassandra E. Smith, wife Of
Mr.. Nicholas Smith and youngest daughter OF
Charles l.. Heck, died at her home near Coop
town, on Sunday morning, October 1ith, 1888,
leaving husband and five children, the young
est an infant of five weeks.
blessed are the poor in spirit for their is the
kingdom of heaven"
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Suit Yourself,

but there is no other remedy for sick headache.
and bowels equal to those reliable little pleas
ant Purgative Pellets" prepared by DR.. Pierce.
OF druggists
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DNAD NOTICE.-Thirty DAYS

DOAD NOTICE.-Thirty days after the first
~ publication OF this notice application will be
made to the County Commissioners of Hartford
county, to condemn and open public road in
said Hartford county. from a point near Thomas
! Miller's, on the road leading from Salem Church
to the Jarrettsyie and Deer Creek road, and
running through the lands of Abraham GLADDEN.,
Thomas Miller, John Limerick, James Preston,
Samuel Small Frank Pennington and Jacob
Ruledgc, to intersect the road from Madonna
to Nelson's Mill. 9nov5t
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FSTRAY HoEEtE.-HUrtoyd county, 10 Ait !:
~ hereby certify that Daniel l.. Lynch of
Hartford county. made oath before me, the sub
scrber, one OF tho Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county, this Both day of October in
the year 1888, that an estray Ia tresDassing upon
the enclosures of Mrs. Mary Lynch, near FALL
ston, viz: One large Black and White Cow with
calf by her side, said COW has large white strpe
on right hip and shoulder.
Given under my hand,
JAMES A. LYLE, J. p
The owner of the above described property is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take same away.
2nov3t' DANIEL f. LYNCH.
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An English admiral says: at is true, the
iifesaving service of America ia not equaled
anywhere in the world" 1t is also true that
Ayers Cherry Pectoral saves, annually, thou
sands Of lives. Invaluable in sudden colds.
throat, and lung troubles
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FRIDAY on THE FLATS Last Friday being
The first day Of the ducking season, the flats at
lTavre dc Grace were covered with sporting
craft of every description. A large number Of
read heads and blackheads were killed, with a
few cauvas.baCks. Some boats secured as many
as 800 ducks and the sport was pronounced very
fine. Mr.. J. q. Rouse, Of Bel Air, who is an
ardent sportsman and first rate shot, was on
the flats with Mr.. c. I. Wilson, of ITavrc de
Grace, and killed a number Of ducks. Canvas
backs sold for $l.T5, redheads at 81 aud black
heads at so cents pair
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A wcl-spring uf pleasure Is healthy baby
keep your baby IN goo! health by using DIR. Bull 8
Baby Syrup-thC friend OF infancy. PrIca 2jc.
From all sections OF tho country come ltidings
Of the good effects Of LaEdOr in diseases If the
liver, stomach, bowels aud blood. 1t cures con-
stipaton, rnaarial fever, headache, nervousness,
etc. Price only u cents package. Sold every.
where.
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Z.ncal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
We are indebted to our young friend, Miss
Blanche Burton, of the Hickory, for basket
full of choice apples.
Mr., Richard Hentschel has sold his trot.
ting geldng Orchard Wilkes" to Mr.. William
II. Evans, Of Baltimore, at good long figure.
MIR. Samuel Watkins, son of Mr. John b.
Watkins, has resigned his position as telegraph
operator at Glenarm, VI. {. Railroad, on &C.
count of i'll health.
The schooner Daisy Archer, Of the State
Fishery Force, went into commission, last Fri
day. She is named for Hon. Stevenson
Archcr's youngest daughter.
Mr.. Wells o. Clayton, Of Recko,d, aud Mr.,
John Mercy, of Bel Air, are in Richmond, Va,
with their teams and omnbusscs, Engaged in
conveying passengers from the city to the Expo
sition grounds.
MIR. James +. McCube, whose farm is at
Notre Dame Station, NJ. c. Railroad, lately re.
fused an offer of :, eco for his trottmg mare
"Mystic." She is beauty and can trot close
to thirty without any training
Col. Herman Stump, Col. Henry Page aud
Mr. James 7. Graham delivered able and clio.
queut Democratic speeches, in the Town Hal
Darlington, on Thursday night Of last week, to
a large and enthusiastic audience.
An interesting series of revival meetings at
Union Chapel NJ. z. Church, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. s. a. Hobltz.ll, have been in pro
gress for nearly three weeks. Up TO this time
thirteen persons have united with the church.
Mr. j. l.. Warner, who lives in Wc.t Virgil
mia, has eleven childreu-9 sons and daughters.
The eleven children weigh 1900 pounds. lie
has also "a grandchildren, and great grand
children. He is grand son Of Aseph Warner,
and nephew of the late Sas Warner, of this
county
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M ARR ED

sTINE-HILDlTCIL-O August ed, by
the Rev. Asbury II. Riley, Mr.. GEORGE T.
slime to Miss BERTlE HILDlTCI, of IIar
ford county.
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ARIEsT.-Last Saturday Officer Bateman ar
rested James Gallagher, on the charge Of assault
ing his father, Frank Gallagher, at Fallston lie
was committed to Jail for a hearing before Jus
tice Richardson, on Monday, when the father
withdrew the charge, saying that his son was
usually kind 10 him and was his sole support.
The son was lhereupon released. Gallagher
and his son were both severely injured, about
two years ago, while blasting rocks for the Mary.
land Central Railroad, near the Rocks of Deer
Creek. The old mans eycsight was destroyed.
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From 3 to I, the topic as an Itineraut Ministry
the Best Means of Eyangelizng the World ?"
Revs. b. F. Carkson and Harry Boggs, chief
speakers. From to >, Religious Literature"
discussed by Revs, J. st, Clair Neal, 6. c. Bacon
and W. /. McKeuny Tuesday night 80 ser.
mon by Rev. Il. Il. Murphy and revival services
by Rev. II. d. Mitchell.
Wednesday morning, $50, religious services
by Il. l.. Cuddy. From to 1890, pulpit and
Pews, their Mutual Relations" discussed by
Revs. a. K. Kelley, q. W. Heyde and II. Z.
Smith. From 1880 to IL, "What can be done to
make social Means ofGrace more I'M eresting
and prohtaDe?" Rays. a. h. Thompson, $. NJ
Afford, ID. b. Wiustcad, }. t. Nicholson. From
= to 80 religious services by Rev. T. +. Pc
tiers. From 80 to $50, Sunday School Meet.
ing, to be aidr, ssed by Reys. W. Il. StricNlen,
j. F. Ileisse, W. c. Brian and G. H. sanner.
From 3 80 TO 5-"Should Women be made
eligible to seats in the electoral convention aud
in the General Conference :" Revs. W. f.
/ Ward, Ii. F. Downs. F. II. lIavenucr and G.
W. Feel,myer.
Wednesday, 80 ?. NJ. sermon by Rev VIM.
e. Herbert aud revival services by the pastor,
Rev. Thomas Wood.
obiICAlA'-Mr Robert Esley, aged O5 years,
d'c" on sunday morning, at his home in Bel Air.
lie was "ln'e'' goo" cllI"sh ana was much re-
sprelcu' n widow Two sons and six daughters
survive HIM. One OF his sons is Mr.. Char!es
Esey. Mrs. Case, of Hayre de Grace, is one of
MS daughters lac otuer daughters are un'
maj 'eo' '",' h''SS 5 uea'h occurred from
pa'"I!S''' Noout year ago ne had an acciden'
Ia, '''' ~ "hIsh us leg was broken at the
a'N'e' Ai,er getting OUT again lie received
u""'He' '''.' '"Jmn'"g MS oacH, "hieh resulted
=" iI'",S9'o' '"'t,i"em. was III Ho'y
h''u',l ~H~'Cn' H"u'GuN''e' TUESDAY morning.
new ,n,' O",pu'n O''nS inc oliciatlhE minis
| W. l"' !"I'-oc"'c's were Messrs' b. r. helth,
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RECErrToN.-"Windy WALTZ" the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Boyd Bell, near En-
morton, was the scene, on Friday evening last,
of one of the most delightful aud enjoyable re.
ceptons ever given in Hartford county The
hours were from five to nine and during that
time the guests througcd the house. Mrs. Bell
was assisted by her sister Miss Street, Miss Dora
Holmes, Miss Margaret Bel, Miss Josie Amos,
Misses Lizzie and Juliet Street,. The interior OF
the house is finished in carved antique oak
and was deliberately decorated and ornament
ed with flowers aud plants. Each of the young
ladies who received carried bouquet Of
roses. Among the many present were Mrs.
Street,, Mrs. and Mrs. William G.. Hall
Rev. and Mrs. James b. Craighll, Dr. ard Mrs.
Z. A. lollmgsworth, Mrs. William Young Mrs.
DR.. Harlan, Mrs DR.. Wm s. Richardson, MIR.
aud Mrs. Joseph NJ. Street,, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Fulford, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Street,, Mrs.
Daniel Scott, Mrs. Rosan, Mrs. DR.. r. ID. Lee
Mis-. S. w. Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. D.
Pue, DR., and Mrs. j. e. Butler Mr. aud Mrs
George l.. NanBibber, Mr.. and Mrs William II
Harlan, Miss Estela Archer, Miss Amanda
Scott, Miss Florence Young, Miss Hutchns, Of
New York, Misses Richardson, Miss Rosa
Jacobs, Misses Boudin, Miss Carrie Webster,
Miss Roberta Archer, Miss Chattie Rogers,
Misses Munnikhuysen, Misses Hall, Misses
Williams, Miss Maggie Rosan, Mr. j. Edwin
Webster, Mr.. c. NJ lIinklc, Mr.. J. Wilson Rich
ardson, Mr.. Alexander Bell, Mr.. Harold Walsh,
Mr.. George Silver Mr.. Walter II. Mitchell, Mr..
Frank II. Jacobs, Mr.. g. G. STREET.. Mr.. j. l..
G. Lee. Mr.. William b. Richardson, Mr.. James
f. Mitchell, Mr.. w. Beatty Harlan, Mr.. Frank
s. Evans, Mr.. James e. Young and others.
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The question of permitting the sale of
liquor was rcsubmtted to the people of Eli.
colt City, on Tuesday. The proposition was
defeated by tic vote, 32l foraud 32t against.
WHAT'S the matter with IIarfordl She's
all right? Who's all rightly Stump.
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Give Ita Fair Trial,

The amended Prohibtory law has been
adopted by the people of Hartford by ma
jority almost as large as that which ratified the
original law, in 1882. However we may
differ as to the supposed effect of this law, no
obstacle should be placed in the way of its
enforcement by any good citizen. While we
doubt its efficacy to produce any reform in
the evils of drunkenness, we can rejoice with
its most ardent advocate if it shall be found
to do good.
The citizens of ITavre de Grace, by large
majority, decided to try the license system,
and it will be interesting to note the effects OF
the new law in that enterprisng city. AS it
is now, from all accounts liquor selling is un-
restrained and the violators of the law cannot
be brought to punishment. 1t remains to be
seen whether under system of license fewer
places are kept open and less drunkenness
is apparent
The new law will go into effect December
1st, 1883.
Second Congressional District.
Col. Stump's plurality in the congressiona,
district will be 1896 Cecil gives him 11C
majority, Carroll 113, Baltimore county
1850 and Hartford 623.
The vote in the respective countits was as
follows
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

y
Thcundersgned, l.. Cahen & Co General Com
mission Merchants, No. ga W. Pratt street.
Baltimore, hereby notify all persons in Hartford
county who have ordered goods through them
TO remove the same ut once, or they will be re-
shipped to Baltimore at their risk and expenses
9noYlt LOUIS CAHEN Il co.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the sub
l. scriber has obralned from the Register OF
Wills of narford county, Md, Letters Testa-
mentary on the personal estate of
ANDREW BASE,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hay-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof.
on or before the 7h day Of May, 1885,
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
payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 7lh day Of
May, 1888.
SARAH c. BASE.
nov9' Executrx.
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DISTRICT CONVENTION OF NJ. L. PREACHERS,
The district convention of the preachers
of East Baltimore District, Baltimore Con
ference, NJ. L. Church, will be held in the
new NJ. E. Church, Bel Air on November la!h,
18th and 14,h,
The exercises will begin on Monday, u h, at
$50 P. NJ, with love FEAST election of Secretary
and appointment of committees.
At 730 sermon will be preached by Rev. b
G. w. Reid and revival services conducted by
Rev. Solomon German.
On Tuesday morning, 18Th, religious services
will be held from 30 to 9, conducted by Rev
o. c. Marriott. From Q TO 10 30 "Thc Call TO
the Ministry" will be discussed by Rev. Messrs.
g. W. Hobbs, ID. &. Miller, Page Mibum aud
others This will be followed by discussion
on the "Mutual Relations of Children and the
Church." in which Rows. G. W. Hedges. L. 0.
Edredge and W. W. Barnes will take part.
Tuesday afternoon, from 9 80 to 3, religious
services, conducted by Rev. Jos. P. Wilson.
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]. T. G. HOPKINS, f. s. EVANS,
President. Cashier
NE. $685.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF BEL AIR.

Treasury Department.
0Gce Of Comptroler Of the Currency
WASHINGTON, Oct. ed 1888. J
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence, presented
to the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the Second National Bank of Bel Air, in the
town of Bel Air, in the county of Hartford and
State of Maryland, has complied with all the pro-
visions of the Revised Statutes Of the United
States required TO be complied with before an
association sta all be authorized to commence the
business of banking.
NOW THEREFORE,, /. Jesse d. Abrahams.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency,
do hereby certify that
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF BEL
AIR,
in the town of Bel Air. in the county of Hartford,
and State of Maryland,
IS AUTHORIZED TO COMMENCE THE Bust
NESS OF BANKING,
as provided in Section 5l69 of the Revised Sta
tutes OF the United States.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my Hand
(Seal. and Seal of office this ed day OF October
1888.
j. d. ABRAHAMS,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller
26Oot OF the Currency.
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Five heavy Draft Horses. age to 10 EHA
SwQFMRN years; Cows. IS Hogs, big SEa<NR
WlF*N*1 lot OF Shosts, g two-horse %LyW
W Wagons. Express Wagon, v ~
-Al Road Cart, Hay Carriages. OK
Cart and Yoke Flows and Harrows 10 sets Plow
Harness, set Double and set Single Harness,
Wheel Cutivators, Single Cultivators, shovel
Plows, Roller, Mccormick Binder, used one
season in good repair, Champion Self Rake
champion Mower, good as new Forks, Shovels,
Hoes, Mattocks, Scythes and other Implements
used on a first-class farm.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
One Mahogany Extension Table. 2 Stoves.
Clothes Press, Lounges, Book Case Bed Room
Furniture, Cook Stove, Wood Parlor Stove,
Coal Stove, Bedsteads, . Feather Beds, Chairs,
Lounges, lot of Milk Pans, Churns, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of SIS and under Cash on sums over
that amount u credit of nine months will be
given. on notes. bearing interest from day of
sale with security approved by the auctionecr,
and payable at the Hartford National Bank of
Bel Air.
JAMES JOHNSON.
J. S. RI chardson. Auctioner. 2nov
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LIFE INSURANCE PAID PRoMPTLY.-The late
Z. p. Mitchell, who was accidentally killed by
the b. aud cars, at Slee's Crossing, on the
1lth of last month, had Insured his lite, few
mouths before, in the well-known Washington
Life insurance Company. The loss las since
been adjusted and paid by the General Agent of
the Company Mr. l.. II. Baldwin, Nc. Post
office avenue, Baltimore, and Mr.. Allen Hoff-
man, local agent, Bel Air. The money was de-
posted in the Second National Bank of Bel Air,
and on Thursday cheek for IS, 900 was paid by
the bank to Mr.. c. 4. MORGAN and Mrs Malvene
MitchelI, eXerutors.
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PERsoNAL.-Miss Minnie Burton, of Baiti.
tmore, and Miss Nellie Magrudcr, Of Frederick
county, are visiting Mrs. Morris Dean, near Bel
Air.
MIR, Charles a. Base, son of Mrs. Sarah {.
Base, of Upper Cross Roads, is dangerously i'll,
with consumption.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Silver, Jr., have re.
turned from their bridal tour. They were IN
Bel Air this week
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TRUSTEES SALE


Stock, Farming Implements, &c.
The undersigned, Trustees. will offer for sale, Mt
Public Auction, on the premises of Albert r.
Cdllum, near Perrymans,
ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER gath, Isss,
At II O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit ::
"a One pair young Mules l young DrIy-
nXA ing and Work Horse, / Cow, fresh set
%X Single Harness, set Buggy Harness,
AACAA~ Breeding and Plow Harness. Collars
brides, &c, Cutter Sleigh. nearly new and Bells
Dayton Wagon, Top Buggy, Light Spring Wagon,
one-horse Wagon, two-horse Wagon, Horse Cart
Sulky Cultivators, Improved Cultivators Plows
harrows, and other Farming Utensils. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting in part of Bedsteads, Beds and Bed
ding, Chairs, Tables, &c. Also
A LOT OF CANNED GOODS,
consisting of Tomatoes and Peaches, together
with lot OF Empty Cans. Labels, &c. Also a
complete set OF Canning House Fixtures.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under cash on day OF sale !:
months will be given, purchasers to give notes,
with approved security, bearing interest from
day OF sale, and payable at Hartford National
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER
j. ROYSTON STIFLER,
Trustees.
D. D. alexander. Auctioneer. 2nov
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WEDDING IN BALTINoRE.-Miss Mamie Cal
well was married, on Wednesday, at AllSainls
Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore, toMr.
John $. Reese, assistant engineer Of docks at
Portsmouth, Va. The Rev. Frederick F. Reese,
brother Of The groom, oilicated assisted by
Rev. I. q. jackson, rector of the church
Among those present at the wedding were Mrs.
Daniel Scott, Miss Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Webster an4 Miss Webster, of Hartford county.
Miss Calwe!l has been frequent visitor to Har.
ford county, being a niece of Mrs. Daniel Scott.
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HARTFORD COUNTY LAND SoLD.-Mr j. Thos'
Webster, as agent for the owner, Mr.. Jamss
Walsh, has sold several tracts OF lard, cOmpris-
ing part Of the IIaiiord Furnace property, as
follows:
Tract No. f. containing 125 acre., improved
with dwelling house and outbuldiugs, situated
near Hartford station, B. and 0. Railroad to
Mr. jeremiah Sullivan, Of Abingdon district,
for 81 per acre.
Tract No. 5, containing % acres, with dwell.
ing house, near Joppa, to MIR &. l.. Kroh, of
Joppa.
Also So acres on the new cut road, near liar.
fond Furnace, to James Lynch.
Mr.. Webster has added two other tracts to his
list, as will be seen by hIs advertisement This
land will be sold cheap and it is a rare oppor-
tunity for any one with small means to secure a
farm
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ACCIDENT TO COMMANDER PLowMAN.- MIR.
Jacob II. Powman, of this county, Comman.
der of the Maryland Oyster Navy, accidentally
fell into the ccllar-way of Il new and unfinished
building, on Sharp street, Baltimore, and
broke his right leg. He WAS removed to the
City Hospital, where DR.. Stuart attended to his
injury.
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An INFANT SCALDED.-Last week us Mis-
VIM. L. Robinson, near Fallston, was seated
at the tea table with her infant daughter in her
lap, the child thrust its hand in a cup Of hot
water, aud pulled it over her, scalding
the hand and body severely. Dr. X. d. Lee
dressed the irjury and the child is getting along
tayorably
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LEG BRoKEN.-On Monday James freeman,
of Perryville, Cecil county, had both OF his legs
broken and mashed on the Philadelphia, viii
mngton and Baltimore Railroad, near llayre de
Grace. lie was riding on gondola car and the
train stopping suddenly, threw him between the
bumpers. lie was taken TO Baltimore and placed
in the City Hospital, and attended by DR.. Stuart.
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consisting in part OF two good Brood Mares. both
with foal by Almont Chief; ! good Work or
Driving Horse. : very fine Colts by Harry Ar
lington. one six and one eighteen months old.
good size and will compare with any in the coun-
ty; Colt, two and a-half years old; l Colt eigh-
sale. good Milk Cow will be fresh in February,
2 others will he fresh in April grade Jersey
Heiters l full Jersey, of Mr.. Janney's stock,
four spring Calves, Durham Steers, going on
three years Old and very fine; yoke of Grade
Durham Oxen three years old next spring, good
size and good workers; | Bull eighteen months
old. 2 good Brood Sows, lot of Pigs and Fat
Hogs.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Al! sums OF SIS or under cash on day of sale I;
on sums over that amount Il credit of eight
months will lee given. purchasers giving their
notes, with approved security, bearing interest
National Bank of Bel Air. No goods to be re-
moved until settled for.
JOSEPH MCGUIGAN.
j. S. Richardson. Auctoneer.