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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-21
The Result in Maine

The result of the Maine election does not
appear to have been much of Republican
victory, after ALL Mr.. Blaine called it reyo-
luton, but revolutions never go backwards
as this seems to have done.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, chairman of the
Maryland Democratic State Central Commit
tee, has this to say of the Maine election:
I'VE have at last the full count from Maine.
The Republican claim of gain on the vote of
1884 vanishes into thin air. The contest O f
1884 was Mr.. Blaines and the contest of
1888 is still his. The plurality for Governor
in 1884 was 1915 and in 1888, Is, 405, show
ing loss to the Republicans of ESQ.
This shows that Mr. Blaines superhuman
efforts in his own State did not avail to stem
the Cleveland tide. 1t further shows that
MIR. Blaine, the great leader of his party, is
losing his strength at his own home, the place
OF all Others where every politician should al
ways show his greatest weight.
The count shows Mr.. Blaines declaration
at fault on the temperance vote in his State.
The vote for ST. John in 1884 was ., 100 and
in 1883 1t is 1871, showing temperance gain
OF Sl1. Ii the tariff reduction asked for nv
MIR. Cleveland was to reduce the Democratic
vote in any section it might well have been
supposed It would operate in Maine, yet we see
by the full returns that the people there COM
pretended the question of the needless tax
alton they are now undergoing from the oper
alton of a war tariff.
Mr. blaine in his congratulatory telegram
to MIR. Harrison, said that the result in Maine
this week was greater than victory that it
was complete revolution. Now if this
revolutionary ratio is continued it looks more
than probable that the Republicans will find
out before November that there are more than
four Northern States which are doubtful for
their national ticket"
In reply to letter from Mr.. J. Edwin
Webster, States Attorney of Hartford coun-
ty, Attorney General VIM. Pinkney Whyte
says that the registration act OF 1888 provides
that the October sitting in the counties shall
be held at one precinct only in each district,
that precinct to be the one most convenient
to the majority ofvoters in the district. The
first October sitting means the first day oftbe
october sitting; that notices required 10 be
sent to persons whose names have been strick
en- off on the first day of the October sitting
should be dated the following day, and no
names can be stricken off after the first dav
OF the October sitting, and no persons can be
registered only on Monday, Tuesday, Wed.
nesday and Thursday, the fifth day ofthe
October sitting friday being devoted to
nearing applications for reinstatement and
mol Tor registering.
- The wheat prn, nf M;nnasoto al N
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Geo. X. Harrison, of
Baltimore, painter employed on the new
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Bel Air,
while at work on the tower, on Tuesday, fell
to the ground, distance offfty feet, breaking
his right, arm at the wrist. He was standing
on the scaftolding, when the board slipped. He
fell to the roof and from thence to the ground
His injuries are not serious. He was carried into
the residence of Mrs. Jeffery, adjoining, where
DR.. Charles A. Hollingsworth reduced the frac.
ture, and he was then taken 10 Major Burrilrs
Hotel, where he is boarding.
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DIVERSIONS AT THE CECIL FAIR.-On Thurs.
day, October 4th, at the Cecil County Fair, the
noted baloonists, Profs. Hunt aud Price, will
make balloon ascension and at the height OF
500 feet will leap from their balloon. On Friday,
October 9Th, an athletic contest will be given
by the Warren Club, of Wilmington, the schuyl
kill Navy, of Philadelphia, and the N.Y.AtL.
letc Club. The racing at the Elkton fair IS
generallythe best in the State.
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He THOUGHT 1T WAS A SQUIRREL.-On
Monday while h. Burton Smith and Hiram
Barnes were in the woods hunting squirrels,
Burton climbed into the top OF a tree to dis.
lodge squirrel they had shot. While in the
tree MIR. E. c. Garrettson came up, and seeing the
limbs OF the tree shaking, supposed it was
caused by squirrel, and fired about dozen
shots striking the young man. Fortunately he
was not seriously injured, the main part of the
charge having struck the tree
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RoBBERY.-Thomas Coster, of Perrymans
was arrested in Baltimore, on Wednesday
charged with knocking down aud robbing Fan
ME Bennett. She says they were walking down
the road from Perrymans, when Bennett caught
her by the shoulder and threw her to the ground
He demanded her money and when she refused
took it from her and also took two gold rings
He went to Baltimore, whittier she followed
and had him arrested. Coster has already sery
ed term in the Penitentiary for robbery.
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INJURED BY CIRCULAR SAw.-On Thursday
of last week as MIR. N. Oscar Stokes, of Chrome
Valley Mills, near Jarrettsville, was engaged in
saving laths, with circular saw, flaw in the
wood caused the saw to swerve from its course,
whereby his left thumb was completely severed
at the joint, and the third and fourth fingers of
his left hand were also badly laccrated DIR.
VI. L. Jarrett dressed his injuries.
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CORNER STONE LAYING.-The corner stone
OF the new Presbyterian Church at Highland
station, NJ. c. Railroad, will be laid on Wednes-
day next, Goth instant, by the Free Masons.
Representatives from number of lodges will
be present. Services will begin at IL A. NJ.
The ladies will provide dinner for persons who
come from distance.
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AN OUTRAGE.-After the Democratic meeting
at Bel Air adjourned, Wednesday night, some
reckless fellow cut the rope attached to the
pole at the Republican headquarters, corner
of Main and Office streets. The Indignation Of
all respectable citizens, irrespective party,
was aroused, when the dastardly act was dscov-
cred, and the Hartford county Democratic club
through its President, promptly offered to bear
the cost ola new rope and Its replacement.
This action, of course, will not be construed as
an acknowledgment of their responsibility for
the outrage, but as it happened in consequence
of the assembling OF the crowd at their meeting
it was considered to be simply an act of justice
all around.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Miss Lillian Kirk, of

Personal MENTIoN.-Miss Lillian Kirk, of
Darlington, is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Phoebe Lofin and Mrs. Larned, who
have been visiting Mr.. Edward A. Baldwin Of
Level, have returned to Baltimore.
Eben N. Baldwin, of Claymont, DEL, spent
Friday last at his boyhood home, near Level
He was accompanied by his family.
Mr.. ). s. Johns, of Washington, Pa, former.
ly of Hartford county, and Mr.. David E. Thomas,
of Darlington, were among the callers at The
Agis office, on Tuesday.
DIR. W. L. Smith, of Dunkirk, Nd, intends
to locate at Jarreitsville for the practice OF his
profession.
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DIED.

SCARBOROUGH the 10th of August, 1888,
at her parents residence, Dublin district, of
cholera iniantum, JULIA MELVINA, aged ten
months and eleven days, infant daughter of
John w. and s. Agnes Scarboro
ROTE.-in Baltimore, Sept. 10th, JACOB +.
kOIE, aged 81 years, husband of Sarah Rote,
of Hartford county.
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Rev. James B. Craighill will preach at Grace
CHAPEL, Hickory, on Sunday, Sept. 23d, at 3 30 r.
M. Sunday School at 2.3O p. NJ.
M: 4; Church: Preaching at Bel Air at II A.
NJ. MI. Zion at I, NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. Thos
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. s. A. Hob
ltzeli, Pastor. -Sunday. September 23d Provi-
denc9 lOM A. NJ. Union Chapel 81 ?. N.
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-Ex-Postmaster General Creswcll, in Civ
ing his opinion of Maryland politics to rep
resentative of the Philadelphia Times, does
not take a rose-colored view of the situation.
He says that ifthe Republican interests were
in spacious hands the result might be diff
ferent from what he expects. He thinks Nc
Comas will be reelected in the sixth district,
but that the other districts will remain Dem
ocratc
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If you have sick or nervous headache, take
ayers Cathartic Pills. They will cleanse the
stomach, restore healthy action to the digestive
organs, remove effete matter (the presence of
which depresses the nerve and brain,) and thus
give speedy relief.
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IN NJ EMORY,

STANLEY DURHAM,
son of VIM. A. Durham, who departed this life
July 2Sth, 1888.
A shadow over our hearts Is cast,
Sent by the will of God
He called from us the one we loved
To dwell with Him above.
Death has robbed us o: our treasure,
Of the one we loved so well
Taken from this world of sorrow,
Safe at home with God TO dwell.
Weep not for me, my father dear.
L am gone to rest, you need not fear,
My stay was short, now you may see.
Therefore prepare to follow me.
BY HIS SISTER,
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symington, Miss Lizzie Smith, Miss Leila Sym.
ington, Miss Louie Nelson, Miss Alice Neil
son, Miss Lille keighler, Miss Edith Stokes,
Miss Bette Evans, Miss Isabelle Price, Miss
sallie Allen, Miss Carrie symington, Mr. Geo.
Jewett, Messrs. Harlan, Mr.. Sydney Manning,
Mr. George Hooper, Messrs Allen, Symington
and Janney, Mr.. W. T. L. TaIiaferro and Mr..
Walter Il. MITCHELL
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In M EN- ORIAM.
DEBORAH MURPHY,


beloved wife of Cornelius Murphy, who diet
July 3lst, 1883 aged Al years. The deceased was
q daughter OF Patrick Sullivan. of Abingdon dis
trict. She was faithful, affectionate wife. I
kind and tender mother, and left her husband
with five young children TO mourn her loss.
Underneath the sod low-lying,
Dark and drear,
Sleepeth one who left, In dying,
Sorrow here.
Yes, they're ever bending DER her
Eyes that weep;
Forms that to the cold grave bore her,
Vigils keep.
When the summer moon is shining
Soft and fair,
Friends she loved in tears are twining
Chaplets there.
Rest in peace, lamented spirit,
Throneda above,
Souls like thine with God inherit
Life and love.
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Assembly No. 1884, of the knights of
Labor, of Philadelphia, at their last meeting.
passed resolution protesting against a
continuance of the present unequal and
unjust system of tariff schedule, and de-
handing the passage of the Mills bill, as
measure calculated to bring prosperity, steady
work and better wages for every textile
worker in our country
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APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Howard Anderson, of
Bel Air, has been appointed mail clerk on the
Maryland Central Railroad, at a salary of 5000
per annum. He has charge of the morning mail
from Baltimore to Delta and the afternoon mail
south
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Democratic Rally in Bel Air
Great Speech by Gen. Breckenridge.

Able speeches by Congressman Shaw,
Gen. Bradley L. johnson, Joseph n.
HeuisIer and Hon. stevenson Archer.
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NER-NICHOLS.-On September 18th.
by the Rev. g. l.. Cuddy, SAMUEL b. TUR
NEk and Miss NELLIE A.. daughter of Rev.
Thos. G. Nichols
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A HANDSOME PARTY.-Miss Jewett gave de.
Nghtful party, last Friday evening, at "Lans.
downe," in honor of her nephew, Mr.. Hugh j.
Jewett, Jr. The house was brilliantly lighted
and beautifully decorated with cut flowers and
plants. The music room, at the end of the
main nall, was the ball room. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Jewett, Mr..
and Mrs. D. e. Wharton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Stokes, MIR. and Mrs. j. Chockley
keighler, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtauld w. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Smith, DR.. and Mrs. John
sappington, Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Lottie
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LAND sotD.-on Monday, Mr.. J. T. c. Hop.
kins, as mortgage, sold 10 Mr.. Stevenson \.
Williams, ffty-eight acres of land in Dublin
district, for 5000.
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The Senate, on Monday, by vote of 81
to 20, refused to reconsider its action in pass
ing the Chinese exclusion bill
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
CHERIFF'S SALE.

In virtue of a writ of heri facias, issued out Of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, on judg-
ment recovered in said County by J. Fred. Crew,
against Clara }. Roussey and Ashton +. Roussey,
and to me directed, | have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, interest and estate
of the said Clara and Ashton, in and to the fol-
lowing
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DEATH oFAN AGED CITIzEN.-Mr. William
Blllingslea, of Abingdon, brother of Judge
Charlton w. Billngslea. died Saturday morn
ing, in the s5th year Of his age. He leaves one
son, DIR. James Blllingslea, OF Baltimore, and
three daughters, Mrs. Susan Norris, of Abing-
don; Mrs. Sarah Aiken. of New Jersey, and Mrs.
Graft, who lives in the West. He was, for two
years, register OF voters in his district, and was
highly esteemed gentleman. For some years
past, he has been leading retired life In Abing.
don. He was buried on Monday, at eleven
O'Clock, at Abingdon Cemetery, Rev. G. L.
Cuddy officiating. The pal.bearers were Jos.
A. Price, John T. Wilson, VIM. A. Johns, Benz.
Swartz, Walter Harvard and James Cochran
VIM. A. McComas was the undertaken.
Mr.. Jas. W. Cole, chief of the mailing
department of the Baltimore San, was among
those at the funeral, his mother, Mrs. Z. A.
Cole, being sister of Mrs. Billingsea.
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ALIENS AUTOMATIC WAGON BRAKE.-This
Hartford Co. invention has been still further i'm
proved lately, and additional patents secured
since 1t was exhibited last year at the Hartford
County Fair. wagon with 1t on was exhibit.
cd at the Williams Grove fair in August, and
since at the Pennsylvania State fair at Phla-
delphia, where it took the first premium over
many noted wagons as plain wagon, and the
Judges in their report speak OF it as Every in.
genious and effective" 1t has now plenty of
capital for its development and introduction,
and it bids fair to be among the successful Amer
lean Inventions as orders for 1t are said to be
now far ahead of the capacity of its owners to
supply it at present. A stock company will
soon be formed under the laws of Pennsylvania,
to manageit
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The wheat crop of Minnesota and Ds.
kota has been harvested and is 100000
bushels below the yield of last year.
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g1sep
EXHIBITORS, ATTENTION.
The Entry Books of the Agricultural Society
will be opened at the office of the Secretary
Masonic Temple, in Bel Air, Nd, MONDAY
SATURDAY, October 9th. at 10 O'clock, p. NJ.
at which time the Entry Books will be closed
In Trials of Speed entries for all classes must
be made before II p. NJ, October I'd
Horsemen and Exhibitors will take notice and
make their entries within the time specified,
Animals and Articles "
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER sth, 1883,
and no Animal or Article will be received for or
hibition after 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Tuesday octoher
9th. BY order of the Board.
l4sep NOBLE l.. MITCHELL Seo,v
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ECFURE.-Rev. Thomas Wood will deliver
- Lecture, under the auspices of Level w
G. Il. u, on the subject of Temperan IN Avon
dale Church. Monday Night Sept 24th. at Z 80
. CLOCK collection for the benefit of Tenn
'perance work will be taken.
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2lseptnl*

INSrRAY NOTICE.-State Of Ndryland Hdr-
~ fort CoVnty IL Hereby Certify that on this
10th day of September, 1888. before the subscri-
her, Justice of the Peace of said State and
County, personally appeared WIN. u. Nourse and
made oath that he found trespassing on his pro-
perry, Two White Sows, with rings in their noses
w. L. CRONIN, j. =.
The owner is hereby requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away. w. B. NOURSE.
Asep3t Near Stepney, B. IL q. Railroad.
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PRIZES FOR ScHoLARsHIP-Bel Air Graded
School and Academy is now in working order,
under the Neglected Principal, Prof Charles
7. Wright, and Vice Principal Prof. W. N.
Burgess. Glasses have been formed In Latin,
Greek, French and German.
Mr.. W. 7. l.. Tallaferro, former Principal of
the Academy, has offered gold medal to the
student in the Academic department making
the highest average in Latin.
The Principal, Prof. Wright, also offers a
prize in his department to the student giving
evidence of the highest culture in elocution, TO
be determined by public contest in decama.
ton, at time to be appointed by the Principal.
Prof Wright says he intends to devote especial
attention 10 this department of the school,
The prizes thus generously offered will no
doubt stimulate the boys and girls to do their
very best, from the beginning to the end OF the
session.
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NOTICE.

BY THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY IN HARTFORD COUNTY.
This Company shall not be liable to nav for
any loss or damage by fire happening in conse-
quence OF the use of Steam Threshing Engines
which burn wood. BY order
lOau3t GEO. II. CAIRNES, Secretary,
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DUBLIC SALE.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Sd, 1888,
At II o'clock, a. NJ.
AT HARDEN,
DUBLIC SALE.


Residence of DR.. Jas. Ward Scott, near the vii
lage of Darlington.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of
Walnut Bedroom Suits, Marble Top Bureaus,
Marble Top Washstands Chairs, Walnut Dining
Table. Extension Top: China Ware, class Ware,
MIX Pans, Stoves. Kitchen Range, Kitchen
Utensils, barrels of Vinegar, &c.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting of l
two-horse Farm Wagon, Syracuse Garden Pillow,
! No.Top Buggy, with new Hollngsworth's
Wheels, set of Single Buggy Harness. with Rub
Der trimmings, made by Fulton, OF Bel Air
Forks, Rakes, sc.
Also Fine Young Bay Stallion, WIN
DOLPH," sire Thorndale idol, sixteen months
old.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under Cash on the day OF
sale on sums over that amount credit of six
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day of sale with
approved security. and payable at the Hartford
National Bank of Bel Air
]. II. STlFLER,
slsep Attorney for Owner.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
1t is the purpose of the Temperance Alliance
IN the present campaign TO appeal to the Chris
tianity, the integrity and the best intelligence of
this county, both at Public meetings and through
the press. The Alliance will be at considerable
outlay for printed matter and other unavoidable
expenses. The active workers freely give their
time and labor, but have not the means to meet
these charges. The work they are doing is not
Tor themselves only, but for all the people, and
they confidently appeal to the people TO sustain
Them. Contributions shound DO sent to the
treasurer, Rev. K. ID. Finney, Bel Air. Give what
you can, and give promptly.
N. N. MOCK, President.
BENZ. SMITH, Secretary. 2lsep
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The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.

sH-THE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
Of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
fact.
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At 10 O'Clock, "A. NJ, all tho
STOCK OF STORE GOODS,
in the store lately kept by said Smith, deceased,
consisting in part OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
This stock Will be sold as a whole or separately
as may be most advantageous. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging to said Smith, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums under $50 Cash on sums over that
amount credit OF six months will be allowed,
the purchaser giving his note. bearing interest,
with approved security, and payable at Hartford
National Bank of lie Air.
w, s. SMITH, Administrator.
VIM. s. Bowman, AuctiODcer. l4Sep
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Public Sale
ORA
First Glass Stock Of Store Goods.

by virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Hartford county, the subscriber, as administra-
tor OF the estate of James II. Smith, deceased
will sell at Public Sale on the premises, at Lap
idum, in Hartford county,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER goth, 1855,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,

~ that is to say: Two Bay Horses, l
TN Horse Cart, l Top Buggy, 2 No-Top
g&l Buggies, . Red Cows, Black Cow, / set
-SAo<As~of Single Harness, Red Calf and one
lalf ton of Hay.
And also in and to all that
SIM a 1T, Fl A RM
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H-Mr. WIN. II. PAUL, of Webster, is author
lied to collect subscriptions and solicit adver-
tisements for The 1Egis and LnteHigeHcer.
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l6 Acres of Land, More or Less.

the same being part of tract of land called
Phillips Purchase" and more fully and part-
cularly described in deed from Thomas L.
Prigg and wife to James NJ. and william Wool
sey, dated September 18th. 1857 and recorded
among the Land Records of said county, in Liber
A. L. j., No. Q, folio 20j.
hereby give notion that on
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The Democratic meeting in Bel Air, on
Wednesday, was a notable affair, both from
the number and character of persons in at
tendance and the distinguished and eloquent
orators who addressed it. 1t was held under
the auspices of the Cleveland, Thurman and
StumplClub ofHarford county. 1t is crafty
ing to state that good order was observed.
A large number of ladies were present. The
music, which was good, was by the Frank
linville band.
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AN OVERFLOW MEETING.
DEMOCRATIC ENTHU sIAsM AROUSED.

A TALL HICKORY POLE RAISED
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situate in the fifth election district of Hartford
county, on the west side of the public road lead
ing from Darlington to Berkeley Village, wherein
the said Clara and Ashton now TT side, contain