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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-04-27


PERsoNAL.-Dr. PurnelI Sappingtom and his
bride, OF Baltimore, are visiting at Mr.. VIM q.
Halls, near Abingdon.
Miss Lizzie Walker, daughter ct Mr.. George
+. Walker, who has been visiting relatives in
Philadelphia, has returned 20 her home near
Emmorton.
Mr.. Frederick Wagner, of Federal liil who
was sick with measles and while recovering
had relapse, is again getting well. lie was
confined TO his house for five weeks
Miss Susie Webster, of CreswclI, who has
been spending some time in San Francisco, is
now visiting the family OF Mr. Charles Hall, in
Oakland, California. Mr.. Hall removed to Cali
forna from Hartford county, about u year ago.
Mrs. Sarah Forwood, v idow of VIM. Forwood,
deceased, who lives near Dublin, is reported to
be very low. She is in her 92d year. She is an
aunt OfMr. W. Smithson ForwOOd of Bel Air,
and the mother Of the late Mrs. Henry Il. Wat
tiers, of Darlington. She Is also the mother of
Geo. W., John, Robert, Parker f., Loamie and
Miss Juianna Forword.
MIR. VIM. l.. Fendall Is reported to be critical
ly i'll at the residence of his son, Samuel +.
Fendall, near Pleasantville.
Messrs. Allen Hoffman, of Bel Air, and Cyrus
Osborn, of Aberdeen, were drawn, on Tuesday,
as jurors for the April term of the Udited States
District Court at Baltimore
Miss L. May Fulton, Of Philadelphia, who is
visiting friends ut Aberdeen, is quite sick.
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NOTECE.-DON'T BUY A CREAMERY OR
~ CHURN until you examine the o. X. II is
easier operated. more durable and cheaper than
any other. ~ send for Circulars
Il. 3. PATTERSON, Agent,
zap EmmOrtOn, Nd.
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Col Charles Marshall Que of the ablest
lawyers Of Baltimore city, in n written opin-
ion declares the Baltimore county belt bill
unconstitutional. The press and people Of
Baltimore county nic making a vigorous
light against The ACKNOWLEDGMENT of their
county
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-04-27

DR. Frank t. Shaw, our representative
in Congress, made an able argument in the
House of Representatives, on Wednesday,
!. in favor of the Mills tariff bill. He showed
nGlusively that tin plate ought to be put on
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The famous lrnrling horse Dexter died
last Saturday, in thr stables ct his owner,
Mr.. Rnhrit Bunn,I, ia New York. Dexter
was so wears old aud Tor II year past had not
been in harness. Mr.. Bonner in 1867 saw
him rrot II mile in III and paid $50, 900 for
him. Dexter was of ITambeonian stock.
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The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK W sAKsR, Editor.

Esy-THE EGI has more extendedcirculatlon
,mlpng the intelligent farmers and business men
II Hartford than any other paper in the county.
tir attention Of advertisers is directed 10 this
r4gt.
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The National League of Democratic
Clubs will hold big convention in BaltI-
more city On July Alb, 1888 Clubs ~ not
more than 100 members will be- entitled to
300 members, Z delegates, aud over 300 mem
bers, . delegates hi, convention vi | be
second in importance only I" the 81. Louis
convention, aud will embrace, ii Is believed,
in the Union.
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NOTICE.

The W. g. Il. l.. Of wilma will give a LITER
AIRY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAlNM in
the Public School House at Union Chapel May
18th, at 40 o'clock. Friends of temperance and
others are cordially invited to be present
Admission Fee - cts. Children 10 cts.
2lap2t A. II. H.. Cor. Sec'Y.
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sN-Mr. wM. II. PAUL. of Webster. is author
" Il 70 collect SUBSCRIPTIONS ana solicit ad'Pr-
tIsrments fnr ne .tqis aRd MteNigehcD.
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On Saturday, 9TH of May, 1883,

On Saturday, 9TH of May. 1883,
AT 3 O'Clock, p. NJ,
In the 1st District ut ABINGDON,
In the "a District at HALLS ROADS,
In the 81 District ut BEL AIR,
In the 4lh District MT JARRETTSVlLLE,
In the 9TH District ut DUBLIN,
In the 9Th District nj HANltE DE CRAZE
To select TEN DELEGATES from each dis
trict toa County Convention, to be held IN
Bel Air, on Tuesday, May Sth. 1883, ut II
O'Clock, NJ, to select FIVE DELEGATES
to rep esent Hartford county in the State Con
vention, to he held in Baltimore, on Thurs
day, May 10th, 1888, ut noon, 10 select SIN
TEEN DELEGATES to represent Mary
land in the National Democratic ConVen-
ton, To be held in St. Louis, June 9th, Tor the
nomination of candidates for President and
Vice-President and for the selection OF Eight
Electors to he voted for in November next !;
and said county convention 10 select FIVE
DELEGATES to represent Hartford county
in the District Convention, TO be held in
Havre de Grace, May oath, 1888, to nomin-
ate candidate for Congress for tue Second
Congressional District OF Mary land.
BY order of the
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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BEL AIR NoTEs.-An entertaining concert
was given in the Masonic Hall, Monday even
ing by the Smith Family, consisting of Prof
Herman Smith, Oliver II. Smith, Mrs. John p.
Grant and Miss Sallie Z. Smith The program
me, which consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, was varied, the efforts of the performers
being received with applause
Misses Waters II Wcthcrall, of Bel Air, invite
the attention of the ladies 10 their nice assort
ment of fashionable millinery goods and the
hundred and one little articles going to make
up the mysteries of lady's toilet. Their store
Is one OF the neatest to be found anywhere.
MIR. Henry w. Archer, Jy., had on exhibition
at the Bench Show in Baltimore, this week,
three very fine otter breed Chesapeake Bay dogs,
Beaver, Toler and Romney Royal lie was
awarded first premium for Beaver, the second
premium for Romney and the third premium
for Toler all of which were in competition with
other animals of the same breed
Miss Florence Mausby and her Young
brother, were guests this week, of the Misses
Young, of Bel Air.
Miss Annie Young has returned home after q
protracted visit to Baltimore.
MIR. W. Smithson Forwood has built shed
adjoining his Changers Hotel, in which to pro.
tect from the weather Osborne self-binders and
other agricultural machinery which he has for
sale.
Daisy and Lily Rouse, daughters of Mr.. John
Il. Rouse, are quite sick, with "break bone"
fever. Ills two other daughters Dora and Helen.
who have also been sick, are recovering.
The jackson Guards, commanded by Capt
Charles j.. Dallam, had drill and street parade
Monday evening. They presented solderly
appearance and are improving; rapidly in march.
ing and in the manual of arms. Col. II. Kyd
Douglas is expected here soon to inspect the
company
Capt. Frank $. Barr, OF the L. s. Revenue
Marine. spent several days at the Changers
Hotel, Bel Air, this week. lie res ided here 30
years ago, and helped to make the first railroad
suyvey thorough Hartford, nearly on the line now
being run by the d. e. and $. engineers.
"Amoug Tie Breakers" will be given by am.
ateur performers of Havrc de Grace, in Masonic
Hall, Friday evening, May 4th. Admission %
cents.
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MAY DAY ENTERTAINMENT,

consisting of MUSIC, DIALOGUES AND REC
IrATIONS, in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Aberdeen, by the Sunday School, on TU ESDAY.
May LIST, 1888, beginning at o'clock in the eve
ming. Doors open half-pAst seven. Admission,
Adu IS ID cts. Children 10 cts. Proceeds for the
Sunday School Library, 21aD
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ACcIDENTs.-Last Friday Frank james, col
ored, was working hay cutter at Mr. X. F.
Hanna's, near Fountain Green, and the machine
getting choked he put his right hand in to re-
lieve it.. The hand was caught by the knives
and his thumb was crushed and the first and
second fingers lacerated. He came to DR.. W.
). Richardson IL Sons drug store, where DR..
ID. Hall Richardson took out a piece of the
bone of his thumb, sewed up an artery in his
middle finger and dressed all of the wounds.
Last Saturday, as Mrs. Alice White, an aged
lady, was driving in a wagon with Mr.. Henry
Ashbridge, near Prospect, the horses ran away
and the occupants of the wagon were thrown
out. Mrs. White was severely bruised but no
bones were broken.
Last Saturday, as Mr.. Thomas Barrow, who
lives near the Hickory was returning from the
funeral of Mr.. G. Eichclbergcr's little child, the
horse he was driving became frightened at
piece OF paper in the road, began TO kick, got
his leg over the shaft and broke one of the
traces. The situation was Il serious one for Mr.
Barrow, who was disabled by un accident,
several years ago, and cannot get GU, of Il car,
riagc rapidly. Fortunately Mr.. VIM. Michael
happened to see the accident and quoted the
horse, thereby saving Mr. Barrow from hring
thrown out and perhaps seriously hurt.
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N0'fIt'E.

n
All persons having unsettled bills against Mira.
NJ. a. GIBSON. nee Herman, will please render
the came to
X. II. l.. HILDEBRAND,
l3Ip3' i2O Il. Lanvale street, Baltimore.
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Democratic Primary MBGtlDgS.

Alta meeting of the ucmh,rs for Hartford
county of the DEM cratic State Central Com
mittee held in Bel Air, on Tuesday, the 24th
day of April, 1888, II Mas
ResolUed, That the Democratic voters OF
Hartford county he requested ~ hold Primary
Meetings
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EOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM near Havre de Grace,
proved by GOOD HOUSE and large Barn. Can
be easily divided into lots desirable for business
and residence purposes. Terms easy.
Address,
G. A. MITCHELL.
lT5 N. Twent v Second ST.
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DUBLIC SALE

PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit ::
., IioRsEs, Colts, &c.-One fine Driving and
work Horse, years old, sired by Mr.. Nat, is
hands high fine young Red Eye Stallion, 4
wears Old black, 1G]G hands high, good roadster
ana VIII work anywhere; l Mule, z wears old
about II hands high, a good leader and will
WORK anywhere; ! Mare with foal, 9 Colts, one
aud two years old.
CATTLE.-One Jersey Bull, . years old, enti
tied 10 registery;5 Cows, fresh this spring,
cow TO be fresh soon, 9 steers, 6 young Heifers,
!" Is months old-all nearly full Jerseys.
FARMING MACHINERY.-0ne 2-horse Brown
Wagon, Iron Axle Broadtread Horse Cart,
TX carr, Hay Carriage, l Tiger Horse Rake,
Fiano Binder Mower, Bradley Wheel chi
lNator, Iron Age Cultivator, double shovel,
Flows, Oliver and Gale Chilled and Gibbs
nt'c', . llarrows, Hinge and others, | Heavy
k"licr | Bickford ~ Hoffman Grain Drill. /
Corn SneIlcr, Fodder Cutter, Root Cutter,
Mhc4t ran, Road Scrapcr. llarpoon Ilar Fork
ana fulicys, Patent Spring Single Trees, Fork.
Sh"Vcls, Mattocks, Spades, Hoes, Log Chains,
Heavy Slcdge, Post Digger, Post Anger and
Horse, Cross Cut Saw Hand Saw, Augcrs, Brace
anu Bit, Wood Axe, Corn Knife, iiay Knife,
gram Cradle, scythc, Ok Yoke and Bows, re,
. hAhNEsS'Tone set heavy Wagon Harness,
: SETS Lead Harness, PIow Harness, Cart IIar-
ness, Brides, Collars, lalters Dairy Fixtures.
- Stoddard Churn, Milk and Cream Cans, Milk
rams, Butter Worker and Lever Print, 80 lbs,
Butter Box fine Fairbank Butter Scales,
Sprlhg scales, Push Cart, 2-horsc Jaeger, /
Buggy, l-horsc Express, Pole, | set Double
carriage Harness, set Single Harness. 10 Bar.
reIs Yellow Corn, so bushels Wheat, Oats, Pota-
toes, 100 pounds Bacon, LOT of Game Chick
ems {! and LOT OF Turkeys, HOUSEHOLD anl
hllCliEN FURNITURE, one fine Walnut EN-
tension iable, Walnut Scttee and Chairs, Cane
Seat Chairs, Walnut and other Beds,cads Desk
Looking Glass, Bedding, Crockery aud Glass
Ware, Cook and Box Stove, &c.
TERMS OFSALE.
Ten dollars and under cash. over that
amount months credit, or note, with approv-
ca security, payable in the Hartford National
Bank of Bel Air.
Gap P. II. RUTLEDGE
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BURGLARS AT PERRYMAN.-The station house
at Perryman, p, W. and B. Railroad, was cri-
tered by burglars, early Tuesday morning, and
robbed OF u small sum Of money aud yalUables.
Two young men, giving the names of George
Wilson and George Watson, charged with the
crime, were tracked TO Stepney station, on the
Philadelphia Division OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, where they bought tickets and
took the train Tor Baltimore. The agent at
Perrymau, Mr.. Is. f. johnson, and j. +. Mum
beers boarded the same train at another station
and found Mr.. Johnson's OycTcoat in the pos
session o. one of the men. A telegram was
sent to Camden station and upon the arrival of
the train there detective arrested the two men
They were taken back to Perryman aud after a
hearing before Justice Cronin they were taken
to Bel Air Jail, on Wednesday, by a p, W. and
b. Railroad detective.
MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY DmEC-
ToRs.-The directors of the IaIford County
Agricultural Society met In Bel Air, on We'd
nesday. Presentation Moorrs, President :;
Arch Wilson, Is. Frank Hanway, Joseph E.
Ashton, Abel d. Wilson, Harry C. Lawder, DR..
W. W. Hopkins, Thos. A. Amos, Alex. s. Bell
and DR.. Z. A. Rutledge.
Messrs. Moorcs, Abel d. Wilson and Secre-
tary Mitchell were appointed committee on
the sale of privileges ut the fair.
The Secretary wa directed TO obtain propo-
sails for furnishing music at the fair of 1855.
Messrs. Hanway Bell and Mitchell were ap-
pointed committee on printing and adyertls-
ing.
Messrs. Lawder, Hopkins, Barnes, Ashton
and Windolph were named as II committee 10
prepare a schedule for the races.
The Board decided TO place premium cards
on the articles that are awarded premiums.
James N. Reynolds was appointed Snperin-
tendent of amuscments.
The application of the colorcd people for the
use of the fair grounds at Whisuntide was
granted.
VIM. o. Hughes was appointed Chief Marshal
at the ensuing fair, aud j. Crawford Thompson
Assistant Marshal
The Board will meet again May 80
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Where to Get Your Fish.

Go to GEO. Il. CARVER II cos. on Spesuiia
Island, for your SllAD AND liEkRING, where
you can see them hauled ashore and where you
can get the largest caught in these waters, aud ut
lower rates than on any other shore.
Free passage across the NnrrOws.
GEO. Il. CARVER 81 co.
Gap Spcsuta Island.
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6|Acres of Land, More orLess

situated within half milo of Forest Hin station.
NJ. q. Railroad. on tho road leading from Forest
II III tn Clark S Bridge, and adjDininE the lands of
David Grey, Elisha Tucker aud Joshua Pyle.
This Property is improved by comfortable
Two-stury Dwelling House, stable. Corn House,
&c. There is also on the property Il Tenant
House. II is well fenced has on it good garden
and fine Apple Orchard, together with Pears,
Peaches, Grapes and other small fruits.
There is IL well of gooi water near the house and
also Il cistCrn
TERMS OF SALE--One-thrd Cash the remain
der in six and twelve mOnts, the credit payments
to be secured to the satisfaction of the Executor.
WIN. j. ROBINSON.
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4novly MISSES WATERS Sc wETHERILL.

THIS. is To GIVE NOTICE.-That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of harford county, Md, Letters Tcsta-
mentary on the personal estate of
JANE DAVIS,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to EXHIBIT the same with the legal vouchers
thereof,
on or before tie 2iM day Of October, 1898,
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.
April, 1888.
SUSANNA ROBERTS,
2Tap Executrix.
JEFFERSON DALLAM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
2aap TEL Ar, Mr..
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NOTICE.

1.-THE w. c. Il. U. of Level will meet Mt Avon
dale Church, Tuesday. May lst 1883, at 3 o. clock,
IN the afternoon. a full attendance desired. -
All invited. by order of President,
nap VI. =. GORkELL. Sec'y.
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KICKED ny lloRsE.-Mechem Street, of
Cooptown, last Friday entered Il stable in
which was horse that his brother John NJ.
Street,, had lately obtained in horse trade
The animal, without any warning, kicked the
young man, breaking three of his ribs and dis =
locating his shoulder. Mr. Street, recovered
his own horse by means of writ of replcvin,
and as the owner of the kicking horse refused
to take him back Mr.. Street, pulled off the
bride and turned the animal loose In the road.
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LAND SALE.-Messrs. Harlan ard Webster,
trustees, have sold the Richard Smith property,
situated near Churchvillc Ilaiford county, con.
tanning 9jl4 acres of land, to John Il. Smith for
"a inS
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The a. NJ F.. CONFERENCE, which adjourned
at Baltimore ON Welncs day, made the follow.
Ing appoint mcnta in ilarford Iavrr lie Grace,
W. ID. Schurman; Darlington and Gravel ill.,
d. II. Green.
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PREsENTAT IoN.--Mr. George Harris, one Of
the charter members of Bic nhem Lodge, l. o.
0. F., was presented, last Saturday evening,
with beautiful pair Of gold spectacles BY the
lodge, Mr.. Harris was greatly surprised as
well as gratted by this evidence of the esteem
of his brethren.
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Work IN THE REGISTERS OFFIcE.-On the
10Th instant Henry d. Farnandis was appointed
and confirmed as executor of Mrs. Mary Z. Far
nandis, deceased, with bond for Sl5O, 900, the
other executor named in the will having lie
nounced. Jas A. Fulton was appointed to ap-
praise the personal estate of said deceased.
Mrs Susanna Roberts was confirmed us ex-
ccutrix of Mrs. Jane Davis, d, ceased; bond
$1,000. &. w. Kenly and James McCummous
were appointed to appraisc the personal estate
of the said deceased.
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MILL on FIRE.-Mr. Charles Walters Mill,
near the Hickory, formerly Iloopes's Mil,
caught fire from chimney, few days ago
Mr. Peter Herman discovered the smoke and
succeeded in extingushlng the flames. a raftcr
and part of the roof were burned The loss is
trilinp
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BEL IR, NJ d.
Friday Marnin9. April ~, looo.
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DESIRA LIZ PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tho undersigned. ne Executor of the last will
and testament of Frances J. johnson, late of
Hartford county, deceased. will sell at Public
Auction, at the Court House Door, in Bel Air,
ON MONDAY, MAY21st, 1888,
AT |? O'Clock, NJ. the
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-The case of George
Y. Wise against the Commissioners of Hartford
county began in the Court of Common Pleas,
Baltimore city, on Tuesday. This suit is for
$4,000 damages for the destruction of MIR.
Wise's mill dam, near the Rocks of Deer Greek,
by freshet on August Sd, 1885, the injury com
planned of having been caused by the sweeping
away of an alleged imperfectly constructed
bridge, which loated down the stream and car
rled away the dam. The case was removed from
the Hartford county court and tried in the Cir
cult Court TO- Baltimore county. In conse-
quence of the death Of one of the jurors 1t was
again removed to the Court of Common Pleas.
The Commissioners were represented by Col.
VIM. Young and Mr.. Wise by Col. d. G. McIn-
tosh.
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THE HIGmLY-BRED PERCHERoN HORSE

True copy. test. -
gap A.LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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REoRGASIzATIoS OF THE MARYLAND Cen.
TRAL.-lt is stated that The receivers OF the
Maryland Central Railroad Company have com
promised with its creditors and that the com
pany will be reorganized. The reorganization
plan contemplatcs foreclosure and sale under
the 5000 900 of first mortgage bonds, in which
the 100000 second mortgage bonds will be
cared for in the proposed reorganization of the
company. The proposition is to reduce the
rate of interest on the first mortgage from per
cent TO per cent. The reorganization pro-
ceedings will take place under the direction of
the court, and it is proposed to place the COM
pany upon basis where it is believed the fixed
charges can be regularly met
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dorm & P1ERCE-BARBERs

Shop on North Side Square. We
give special attention to Ladies and
Childrens hair cutting. We keep
the best of BARRIERS, also grind scis-
sors and razors. Everything first
class. All work guaranteed. Give
US cal!
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A Great Stake Race.

The following is the latest which
has made it's appearance in the pool
rooms:
Fifty thousand dollar stake race
to be run November 6, 1883. between
the great New York stallion, Grover
Cleveland, jockey, Barnum, and All
Ben Harrison, Indiana tip-i-can-new
bronclo, jockey, Quay. Prediction
one mile: The result: Cleveland leads
at the quarter two lengths, C!eve-
land at the half four lengths, Cleve-
land at the three-quarters eight
lengths, at the mile ten lengths III
the stretch, and wins by fifteen
lengths; time. l minute after sunset
November 6, 1888.
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APPOINTMENTS
BY THE
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
committee.

The following appointments have been made
for Democratic meetings throughout the coun-
ty:
Thursday night, Nov !, at Mulberry. A l.
Graves, T W Silvers, W L McEiree, Judge
Boxley, Senator Newberry and Sheriff Glaze
brook.
Friday night. Nov. ?. at Rich Hill, W
Dooley, T j Smith. Judge BoAley Il Silver,
Senator Nswberry and Sheriff Glazebrook.
Saturday, afternoon and night, Nov 3, at
sas City and c T Davis OF Nevada.
Monday, afternoon and night, Nov ), at Rich
Hill, Hons II A Fyke of Kansas City, J 3
CAN'T of Clinton and c II Morgan of Lamar
Monday afternoon, Nov 5. at the mines, Hon
W Stone, P Francisco. S W Dooley, W o
Jackson and Col J L Pace.
In the meantime, regular meetings Of the
Cleveland and Thurman Clubs throughout the
county are urged, and speakers will be furnish
ed from time to time, if fdesired. on application
to committee. The club meetings are very
effective, and they should be held regularly
and the condition Of their respective neighbor
| hoods thoroughly discussed.
Township committees are requested to see
that suitable arrangements for the above meet
ings shall be made and that they will take pain:
| to give due notice to all.
W. II. MEAD
}. r. SIMPSON, Com.
J. G. MORRIS, !