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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
The Remedy.

The Saloon.theatr is a combl'
nation that is of no value to our
city but, on the contrary, a posi-
tive evil. There is no excuse tor
its existence and it should not be
tolerated. We do not know, JUS.
yet, what is the best method OF
procedure to suppress it, but we
have no doubt that a remedy can
be found. - State Journal.
The remedy is to vote down the
whole internal business by rally
ing to the Amendment, and thus
making it impossible tor the ser
wants of political parties to serve
party rather than the people, by
inficting these moral plaques
upon protesting communities,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

PLEASE SUBSCRLBE.-Let every friend
INTO whose hands a Sample Copy Of the FREE
HAN comes, take its coming as an urgent re-
quest to subscribe.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

1t must be amusing to the brave
w. G. T. U. who have so often gone
through the political fiery furnaces,
to hear the prophecies OF disaster
that is to come to them now, that
they have "gone into politics"
Poor, pitful, second hand prophets
these politicians are, to be sure.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Wood County Fair is to be {
huge affair this year.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Of course the paragraph about
Mr.. Carskadon's speech, at the
close Of the clipping from the
Journal was without foundation,
We quote it to show the petty,
pouting spirit Of the Journal. Mr..
Carskadon's remarks accepting the
nomination, were appropriate, dig
nified and patriotic in every res-
pect.
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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

The battle is going grandly for
ward. Every man to his post. The
Saloon must 90.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Mrs. Hoffman may prepare to
face all Parkersburg when she
comes to address our people again.
Somehow she seems to have got
sure hold of the hearts and con-
sciences of all the people crowded
together on Court Square, Monday
evening.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

Send US all Amendment news,
promptly.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

The letters of acceptance of the
Prohibition nominees have just
been given to the public, Gen.
Fisk in his able letter says with
startling force:
"Ihe Saloon IS a bastard CHILD Of
civilization. 1t must be strangled or
Civilization must go forever branded
aoih the scarlet letter of its oaOn shame"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

See all three of the proposed
Amendments, on last page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Our Campaign Platform.

The Amendment on its merits. re-
gardles8 of all parties.
All Parties on their merits, regard
less of the Amendment.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08
Be good natured.

Conf. Treasurer's Report, last
page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-08-08

The political pots boiling anu
politicians are in a stea0, but'out'
but just keep cool.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-15


large gathering OF sunday school children
ana thcir friends TOOK place in Abingdon NJ. +.
Church, last sunday. The floral decoration,
were beautiful and well arranged. good al.
dress was delivered by The pastor, Rev. George
l.. Cuddy, and the singing was hearty and ill.,
spiritinE, Miss Sue Norris performed upon the
organ: The affair was admirably managed by
Mr.. VIM. knight, whose efforts were ably
Nssistcu ny inc iaulrs OF The congregation.
Childreh'F gay services were held on Sunday,
IN l'ry Branch NJ, Chnfch, near Shawsvillc,
OF which KEY. D. >. bowers l. lhc pnstor. The
church was dCcked win proiusion OF bCaUti-
iul hoWcIS; Excellent add csiGs were made by
Rev. MI lowers ana MI. VIM. i. Wright,
superintendent o. me school, which numbers
40 pupils. Inc cnldIth sang hymns aud rcci.
cd pltc's appropriate to the occasion Every
nouy WAS pItastu ana hlfpy. lie cbngGcGa-
ton was the largest ever seen in the church ard
good collection was taken up for missionary
purpose Mr.. Henry {. Schilliup .Jr Is SER
IrtHrv of tlr school Nil. Mary 'NIuIti,,i.. ,,,
t,,r,.I ,,ro,, no n-y,r '' '"'''"'N f''
'"' IL mPJ ,, ~ ~ ~ ~ i,.,., .,.
=, Al fi!GhGship W. T." Ihurcil, OF which Rev.
Mcssrs. !. f.. Peters ana j. +. lleissr are pas
tors, Childrcn's Day was observed on SUNDAY
10Th instant The Sunday School rumLrIs
over one hundred rrr.ous TN Snrnri'tnnI
onts III las /; IjImiI,,,, ,,I I,''
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REI.sGIOgS NOTICES.

-, -,MrthGdis, Protestant Church. Rev. s. A..
NuhIilZhll, Past0r.-Sunlay, June lith' Preach
nR at Providence ut lOE A. NJ: Union Chapel
Cnldrcn's Day. Interesting exercises in singing
rccita.ions, responsive reading, &c.. upon the
part OF the children Of the sabbath school. COM
mcncing t3'2 oclork, L. NJ. Public cordially
invited.
-Chillrcn's Day viii he duly observed at Mt
Carmel NJ T.. Church, Enmorron, Sunday after.
noon. June 9Th, At 3 o'clock An interesting
programme j. being arranged 10y the Sabbath
school, for the purpose, and n pleasant time is
expected y cordial invitation to all.
Fast ilarlurl southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next sunday, Juno Eth, Aberdeen <
i. NJ. herrymans, II y. NJ, hy the pastor, Rev.
&. l.. DamaTOn.
Deer Creek Circuit, NJ. 7, Church. Appoint
mrnts Tor sunday, Juno l.ih.-Pruaching, Deer
Creek l0@) 4. M; Yingling, 33l +. NJ. NIlurc
Invited. +. CaSscn, Pastor.
M. T.. Church Notes Preaching on &nbbalh
in large tent, on Main street. Bel Air hy the
Pastor, at II \. NJ. and =. NJ; Mt. Zion i r.
-Srcctal.-Ali ". L. Church services during
the summer viii be held in Il large waterproof
tent, on Main street, the ground covered with
straw, and seats cytemporHol for the occasion.
Quarterly Meeting services by Rev W. f.
SrCnk, at Mt. Zion, June - and 81 Quarterly
Meeting proper, Saturday. June I'D, nt . T.. NJ
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TO OUR
Friends and Customers.

Thank you, friends, one and all, for your
generous patronage to our new firm.
Wrnfe moving forward in the line ofpro
groSs aud are constantly adding 10 our stock
thtngr aow AMI desirable in every depart
mcnt.
The Ladic., p,ciaIly, will be interested
in taking Il look at orr Dry Goods Depart
mci'. which contains T. large assortment of
sra..av'' " gnads, in which youc,n r"ttinly
fin! sa".,'Hu4 10 pcNac you ho.a in SIS IL
and price.
In'Chiiascn's II ,syry aud Men,, Nomcn's
and tAI.drcl's Shoes, especially, We ufv oil, T..
Ing B2igains. Gal! and see them.
Our Notion Dypu;mcn, is also well stock
cd with novelties anl standard nr,iclrs--al
at lowest prices.
In Groceries, such rs fine ical, Culfccg,
Sugars, tvc., we are Offering the best in tlIe
market.
Or stock of Tin Ware, China, Glass Ware,
DC, has been tfcsheuClup wilha new Gssort-
mCnt.
liyou are irujldng or repairing, you will
find in our stock OF Hardware almost any
thing you need ut city prices.
Everybody wants something good to eat,
particularly If they have summer boarders or
guests. | am therefore trying To supply this
want, and while your garden is growing and
your ilGit ripeming | am prepared to supply
you with Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, IN
Gliding Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, sc.
Harvest is near at hand and your machines
will need grcasng, you know. Try our new
Machine Oil. 1t is only so Cents gallon
and beats Lard OH for lasting qulliticc as i:
does in price.
We are prepared To care for and feed
Horses for persons who are going Ia The city.
and wish to leave their teams until they re
turn.
Butter received ON Wednesday, Other
marketing any day except sunday.
Call and see us, whether YOU want to buy
ANYTHING or not.
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NnTFg hal Mo nFa
call at our office. ON Monday fro,, Nv Goo
". Hensel. Of OualryyiIlr Pa yyt, ,,,h IL.
wife and daughter were returpIn,, b,me from =
yisitto Old Point Wasbiprtona IA. 4 oincr,I,c,s
Mr.. ueuscl formerly lived in DARLINGTON his
father l,,yin, removed from Then. when ID, was
t,p,t,rp ,r,,.,,J n. isr,v p,..fI,r,, ,r
the uusrryyiI,e National Bank and ,,x,,rsiv,.
Is crnarrl in y,,ious business cp,,,u,i... Mr.
uru.gl r,lrc., tn s,, 4 number eff did o,ou,ir,-
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Mr.G. ". CmtEsrank, editor Of the r.l.inr
De,ao,,gi. Wa in Be, Air. ON Wednesday
Mis-. N4rri,>l +. White, Of C.Iin,rr,i, de-
Uycrrl a lecture in the Cont U.,,sr an WrJ.
nc-iuy ui..ht. uutrr tt.. uu.r,r., Of the ". c.
r. {. Of wilma. THE Court ii.u>r wa. crowd
ed Nj. WI.t,'. .tr,vr. VAS entitled ..Snvr
the L g." She .- "a graphic aud rloou,ur
speaker and Ter remarks wrrr listened to with
great interest.
}. ". Arm,tcai, of Baltimore, has rented the
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Local Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
-Georgc H. Wins, OF Aberdeen, has full
supply of coal on hand
Bennett II. Barnes, of Aberdeen, is doing
a thriving business at his lumber yard.
The Baltimore Quarterly Meeting of Friends
will be held at Darlington, on the 18th instant,
at II a. VI. and 7. VI.
"A Big Woods farmer has heifer p months
old, which gives by ponds of milk day
The heifer herself weighs only G25 pounds.
Mr. Sias Baldwin, several days ago, killed a
black snake which measured 6 feet and inches
In length, in Mr.. Joshua Rutlcdge's lane near
the Rocks
The Deer Creek Farmers CLUB will meet on
Saturday, June 23d, at the residence Of Mr.
James Lee. The subject Of Fencing" will be
discussed.
The Republicans Of Hartford county are
pressing the claims of Col J. Thompson Friezc,
OF Havrc de Grace, for the nomination for Con.
grcss from this district Col. Frczc is an hon.
est man and good Republican.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. 5. Griffith Davis,
Jr., of this county, for an Invitation To attend
!
the Virginia Military Institute, Lexington,
Va, at which Mr., Davis is cadet
The ex-sodiers and comrades OF Admiral
John Rodgers Post, No. 2S, &. A. r., are about
buying lot in Angel Hill Cemetery Havre de
Grace, for the purpose of gathering together
the bodies ofall soldiers who are buried in that
vicinity.
',nt., ,,fi' h,,
favorite mare, which deserves passing notice.
This venerable animal, although q years old,
is the happy mother of fine colt, sired by Al.
mont Chief One Of her colts sold, n few years
ago, for 5000.
MIR. George Lewis, of Forest Ill., left on
Monday with five hands, for Laurel, Md, where
he has undertaken large contract for Messrs.
Z. b. Mallory u Co., fruit packers, of BaltI.
more Mr.. Lewis is good carpenter and
live, industrious man.
MIR. Whitaker Carroll near Wesleyan Chapel,
whose house and furniture were entirely DESTROY
cd by fire on Thursday of last week, had no in.
surance and estimates his loss at about 81 500
or $1,000 Much Of the winter clothing of the
family was also burned.
Miss Mamie L. Courtney, OF Michacsvilc,
w,s ,,o,ro,ca and ,.od an ,.s.,v =, I'm, a,a.i,,,'
o,orois.s NJ N.,, wind, .,,,,,., ,,'i1
county, Md, on Thursday night Of last week.
The degree OF Mistress of Polite Literature WAS
conferred upon Miss Courtney.
Miss Virginia Brown, of Swan Cheek.
a,u,,,,,o,orA ~ u,n,,, Is ,, - ,a,,,,
"'"7"'', VI ''o""' - ""' VI '"e CUM
mlttec Tor the Confederate AID Society, at
I,I. 10
of Uny,, de Grace IN a .ri,it or,r,,I,c,l,. lind
,,o,, h,,, ',,,,.,o ,,,,,,,ti,,,,i,, "'".
"'SS' n"' '''""' ''''''o"'''" l" inc society
named.
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nav ''I.'''" ''"'n McsaTS' hooi "
Tinker, photographers, Of New York, Il fine
crayon portrait of Mr. George W. Calids,
,ho ,.,II L,,o,,,, ,,,, I,r,,o r,o,,o, ,
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Unless II should happen to fail.
Dreams don tnmount To much, anyhow. Some
signs. however, are infalhlp. If YOU are CON
stipatod. with no appetite. tortured with sick
headache AMI bilious symptoms, the 81 signs in
dicatc that you need DR.. Picrcc's Pl asant Pur-
gativc Pellets They will cure you. All drug
gists.
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CresWell
Store.

and now we want you to come with us in our
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Probably you will say our room is small,
aud probably it Is.
1t would be larger were there no shoes in 1t,
but il has shoes in it, so we will stand being
little crowded and invite you to come separate
ly, that you Will have room to inspect and be
suited.
To the Ladies we are now showing line
from 81 upwards
We especially ask your attention 10 our Fine
Button Glazed Dongola, at S2.15 1t will prove
a fair rival to Shoes you have bought as high as
$3.50
We can also show YOU a line Of Lace and the
Oxford Tie and Three Button for Summer.
For Misses and Children We have just re-
ceiycd lot OF fine Button, formerly selling at
$40. We offer them as long ~ they last at
Sl.25 School and Every Day at much lower
figure.
For the Gents we can give satisfaction, as
heretofore, as We have large variety OF styles
and grades.
Our aim j., satisfaction toall.
Produrra speciality Butter every Wedncs-
day.
Rrsprctlullv,
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MARRIED.

RILEY-LANCASTER.- On Tuesday. June
l2th, AT the NJ. Z. Parsonage, Bel Air by Rev
s. A. IIohlitzell, JOHN RILEY, of Pleasant
willie, to Miss LETTIE LANCASTER of Ilar-
ford county,
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DIED.

RODGERS.-On Monday morning, June II,
nj the residence of her broihcr.in-1aw, John X.
Kirkwood, IlarfIrd county, LOUISA, eldest
daughter Of he late John aud Agnes Rodgers
lutrrmcnt al Grccnmouut Cemetery Wcdncs.
d,y afternoon, june l3l.
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The Republican Outlook.

The St. Louis convention being over and
the Democratic ticket in the field, the next
point OF interest in the political horizon is
the Republican convention, which will meet
in Chicago June 10Th. The Democratic
nomination for the Presidency was settled
by the people, without the aid Of politicians,
but the Republicans are in avery uncertain
state with reference to their candidate, and
ii looks as ii much political management
would haycto be resor,cd to TO please every
body. There are nearly Il dozen men in the
the party who are hoping for if not expect
ing the nomination, but few of them are of
sufficient calibre for the position, and not one
of them, except Sherman, has strong back
ing. The nomination Of Judge Thurman,
Of Ohio, by the Democrats, it is believed
will force the Republicans into nominating
an Ohio man, provided Mr.. Blaine be
not selected. A large part OF the Re
publican party has not yet accepted it as a
fact that Blaine will not run, and this feeling
adds to the uncertainty, for these men will
not commit themselves to any other candi-
ddatc while they have lingering hope left
that their fyorie may relcnt and permit the
convention to nominate him.
Very little is said about the Republican
nomination for the Vice Presidency, the poll
ticnns being too much absorbed in looking
for available Presidential timber
The delegates nrc assembling in Chicago
and 80 much ut sea are they that one of Them
it is stated, in his despair, expressed wish
that Mr.. German would come and straighcn
things out for them
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Can Prohibition Prohibit!

The people of Hartford county should not
forget that they will be called upon, next
November, to decide whether continued
effort shall be made to enforce pTohibtOry
law on that high license law shall be en-
acted in the hope tual ii will diminish, in
some degree, the evils connected with the
liquor traffic. Our HCighhors IN Cecil county
had prohibit0ry law similar to the one we
have in Hartford, and the results attending
its attempted enforcement w,ic but counter
part of those seen here. This law having
failed TO accomplish any good to the com
muniry, while it imposed gricvuus burden
upon taxpayers, our Cecil county Ecighbors
had their law amended, making the penalties
for its violation more stringent and severe. 1t
was thought that every loup-h0lG OF escape
for vioatCrs Of it was cut of, hut it appears
that the evil is still rampant. The Elkton
Democrat, thus describes the latest scheme
for selling whisky in defence Of the amended
prohibtory Jaw:
THE latest scheme for obtaining the pro-
hibted article, and one which has been in sue
ccssul operation III number OF Eastern Shore
towns where local optioneXists, is by means
ofsOcial organizations The mo,lus ODerdndt
Of the scheme is for number OF persons TO
organize themselves into club for amuse-
mtnt, literary and social pleasure, and oh
tain a charter for the organization. The
club has its private side-bOard, OF course, and
members can take their friends into the rooms
and enioya social glass without fear of i'm.
prisonment under the rigorous prohibitory
law. This week such II club has been formed
in Elkton, and the members have leased the
Farmers Hotel, recently vacated by Harry
Confer, for their headquarters. A president
secretary and treasurer have been named,
and wel.known ElktOnian selected to take
charge Of the rooms. The members of the
executive committee, who pass on the adj
mission of members, etc, are prominent citi-
zens, and two OF the five arc cX-Town Com
missoners. While the friends of the prohi-
bitory law announce their intention Of
breaking it up if possible, the members Of
the club are equally determined to stand by
their organization, and say that they have
good legal opinions as to the legality Of their
enterprise"
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The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.

Gg-THE .EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
81 Hartford than any other paper in the county
the attention of advertisers is directed to this
fact.
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Il FL, Al X. NJ Il.

E9-Mr. WIN. II. PAUL, of Webster. is aut hor-
ized 10 collect subscriptions and solicit adver-
easements for THE -Egis and InteHigeHeer.
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containing
$50 Acres Of Land, More or Less,

$50 Acres Of Land, More or Less,
- or ~ acrc1 of which are under cultivation, and
the balance Ia timber, situated in the 4th Flee
ton Dis,rict Of Hartford county, Maryland, on
Deer Creek. about three miles from the Rocks, Il
station on the VI. G.. X. r., on the road leading
from IIurkius's store to Madonna.
H4.N = The Improvements are Il twO-Story
es<SlsYS4G, FRAME DIV ELIlNG HOUSE, Sta
M Ie{{HirnS5blc aud other outbuil1ings; also II
Ee1ssS s4aS[s1lirst class SAW MILL and cider
Press and Tobacco shed. There Ii also II spring
Of ponl water ON The premises and fine apple
orchard, and Is convenient to schools and
churches This sale affords good opportunity
for the purchase Of n comfortable home at n rca-
sOnablC price.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by tho mort
gage arctic whole OF the purchase money 10
cation thereof.
HENRY W. ARCHER. in,
Attorney for Mortgages.
William Il. Cooley, Auctionccr. lie
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For President
For vice President,

GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
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PROCEEDINGS or THE COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERs.--Wm. Akin, cOorcd, OF the 9Th district,
was allowed Il pension of $50, payable 10
George A. MARYLAND.
Thomas A. Bennington, Of the 9TH district,
was allowed Il pension of 50, payable to
Joseph Bennington.
VIM. II. Waters was awarded the contract TO
open short piece of road near Milchclrs Mill
I'D district for so, the right OF way TO b. sccur
cd 10y MI. Waters without expense To the
county.
Isaac d. Henry, X. $. McNutt and Wm. }
Forsythc were appointed Constahes for the
9TH district.
VIM. j. Forsythc, OF the 9TH district, was ap-
pointed Fish Pot Inspector.
John b. Price was appointed Constable for
the lst district,
Commissioners Hooker Silver aud Scarboi.
ough were appointed TO imsrcc; the route Of
the proposed new road near Pylcsviic, to meet
June 18th.
The entire board will meet June 18th, on the
ground, to inspect the proposed new road
through the property Of John A. Street,, iIh
district.
The following amounts were ordered to be
levied for public roads
LIST district, 81 200; ID, $1,000; I'd 81, 600; ilh
$500; 9Th, $500.
The levy for Public Schools WAS increased to
10 cents on the 500.
The following bids were received for furnish
ing the county with coal
Edward Ferry, SG.25 per ton; John &. Rouse,
No. ., $3.50; No. 3, S5.Si. The contract was
awarded to Mr.. Rouse
The following additions were made to the
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Electors at Large.

ALLEN G.. THURMAN,
of Ohio.
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A DESPERATE AssAULT.--On Friday last
colored man named johnson, employed on DR..
Richard f. Emory's farm, on the Manor, Balti-
more county, having been rrproyrd ny the
overseer, Mr.. Snyder, for clreie,sucss in per
forming his duties, picked u q single tree and
knocked the ovcrsccr down and then cut him
in several places on the stomach uud breast,
with 4 razor. johnson was arrested aud sent
to Towsontown jail.
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WEDDING BELLs.-Mr. George II. Buck, of
York, Pa, and Miss Agnes r. Greenfield, daugh.
ter of Mr.. A. II. Greenfield, formerly of Bel Air,
were married in Baltimore, on the 9Th instant.
The ceremony was performed by the brides
brother, the Rev David l.. Greenfield.
Mr.. Charles Calder and Miss Belle Glenn, both
of Federal Hill. were married, on "Wednesday of
last week, at Bethel Presby terian Parsonage, hy
Rev. Mr.. Stull.
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Shoes. Shoes.

For the past few weeks We have told you, in
general random-shot style what you could
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-15

HON. JAMES HODG Els. OF Baltimore City.
Coz. HENRY PAGE f, of Somerset county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-06-15

Friday Morning, June IS, 1888.