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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-02-10

MINISTERIAL CHANGE.-Rev. l.. X. Harris, of
Jarrettsvlle Circuit, Evangelical Association,
will preach at Salem Church, Feb. 18th, and his
farewell sermon Feb. Goth. This is the third
year of his ministry at this place. After the 26th
instant he will go to conference and from thence
to his future charge. The parsonage will be
thoroughly repaired, after his removal, by
Messrs. David Wilson u Sons.
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The bill introduced by Mr.. ". w. Pres
ton into the House TO incorporate the Jack
son Guards" q military company in Bel Air,
has passed the House and been sent to the
Senate. We hope our Senator Dr. Sapping-
ton, will secure the passage of the bill There.
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W Il Z II VI u,
Bel Air, Feb. Sth, 1888.
q. "A. thurman,

Wholesale and Retail Wine and Liquor Dealer,
new No. 1861 lllen street, corner Forrest, Balti-
more, Md. California Wines and Brandics. We
respectfully solicit the patronage of the citizens
OF Hartford county. Our stock will always be
found complete and consists Of the best and mos [
popular brands Goods packed and delivered to
any railroad station and wharf free of CHARGE
Give us a trial and We guarantee to please.
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sembllng peurisy, from which he appeared to
have recovered and on Tuesday was taken with
a severe chill. He was. for some days, not ex-
pected to recover and his condition is still
critical
DR.. Lewis j. Williams, the father of Messrs
Stevenson A. and frederick K. Williams, Of Bel
Air, is very i'll, at his residence in Baltimore,
with congestion of the lungs.
Mr.. Arthur Vosbury, President of the school
board, is reported to be extremely i'll, at his
residence in Ilayre de Grace, with AN affection
of The kidueys.
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Four Walnut Chairs, Cottage Bureau D.
L.. Table ] enclosed Washstand, ! Cretonne
Couch, 9 Engravings 3 Austrian Brentwood
Chairs, Wardrobe, l Cottage Suit, 10 pieces, 6
pertoratcdscat Chairs, Hat Rack, . Oil Paint
lug, Chamber Suit, pieces, 1 Walnut Cham
Der Suit, 10 pieces, set Chairs, pieces, valu-
able Pillar Extension Table, l handsome marble
top Buffet, walnut Secretary Bookcase, Par
lor Suit, pieces, good Work and Driving
Horses, new two horse Wagon Harness for
eight horses, Sulky Cnltvators, Plows, Har-
rows, Shoyeis, Picks, Mattocks, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $50 and under, Cash on day of sale ;
on all sums over $50, credit of eight months
will be allowed, security to be given to the
satisfaction of the undersigned, and credit pay
ments to bear interest from day of sale. No
goods to be removed until settled for
THOMAS l.. EMORY,
Perrymans, Hartford county, Md
John j. Alexander Auctionccr. 10feb
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-M Mary Jane Hanna
was seriously injured, on Wednesday, at the
residence of her brother, Mr.. Robert f. Hanna,
by an accidental fall upon the ice. Her thigh
bone was broken. DR.. E. Hall Richardson at
tended TO the injury.
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IL JAIL FOR LARCENY.-iiarry Bowdon, the
young man who stole some clothing and a
watch and chain from the house Of NJ. james
last week, during the absence of the family,
was tracked by Mr.. Cullum and Cons liable 1.
e. Pyle to Delta, and arrested the same night.
The articles were found In his possession. The
arrest was effected by Justice Stearns, who
committed the accused to Jail for the action of
the grand Jury.
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MORE LIBEL SUGTs.-The docket of the Cir
cult Court for Hartford county shows that on
the 5Oth OF January Messrs. s. W. Bradford and
VIM. l.. Cooley, attorneys, docketed suits of
John Armstrong against n. N. Mock, of the
Bel Air Times, and j. NJ, Street,, of the Hartford
Democrat. These suits, it is stated, are for
alleged libel by the publication in the Times
and Democrat of charges affecting Mr.. Arm
strong's conduct, with that of other jurors, as
talesman juror in the trial of certain cases for
violation of the local option law.
On Wednesday suits for libel were also
docketed by Col. Herman Stump, George Y
Maynadicr and VIM. Young attorneys, on be-
half offs. W. Bradford and VIM. l.. Cooley, at
torncys of the Bel Air bar, against the Times,
that paper having published that certain suits
for libel brought by Messrs. Bradford and
Cooley, as attorneys, were without authority
from the parties named in the suits
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John Fl. Bauer and Richard G. Murphy
authorize the statement that they never
authorized the suits against the Democrat and
Times, as published 10 the Agis of last week
--HaJord Democrat
The editor of the Democrat is well aware
that the paragraph in The Agis OF Jan. eth,
referred to above, was based upon the records
in the Clerks office. Ifthere has been a mis-
take in the matter it has not be made by the
editor of the 1Egis, as might DO inferred from
the paragraph above.
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sell at Public Sale, at her residence near Jar
rettsville, on the road leading to Upper Cross
Roads,
ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH It'll, 1898,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit:
Three good Mules, l Bay Horse, good size,
sound and good worker and driver: good
Mich Cows, some fresh and Others will be fresh
by day of sale; 10 young Heifers, Attorney
Bull, new fOur-horse Road Wagon, Horse Cart
and Harness, Hay Carriage, l Sulky, one-horse
Wagon, light Buggy Tongue, Plano Binder,
| new Plano Mower, new Corn Shelter, /
Fodder Cutter, l Feed Mill, / Grain Fan,
one set of Stage Harness, two sets of Breech.
band Harness, two sets Lead Harness, Plow
Harness, . two horse Corn Workers, 2 Iron Gull
tivators, . Plows, Harrow, Cabinet Cream
cry and Butter Worker, Barrel Churn, Plat
form Scales, Grain Drill, good as new Corn
Drill, Hay Rake, set Single Harness, | Hay
Rope and Fork, 1000 bundles Fodder, 5 tons
Hay, 40 barrels Corn, / Sleigh and Bells, old
Wheat Drill, l new Wagon Saddle, Double
Trees, Fifth Chain, Log Chain, Shoves, Mat
tocks and many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sum Of $50 and under cash on all sums
over that amount credit ofnine months will be
given purchasers to give their notes, bearing in
tcrest from the day of sale, with approved secur-
ity and payable at the Hartford National Bank OF
Bel Air.
ELIZA X. AMOSS.
Geo. A. Cairnet, Auctioneer. l0feb
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OYSTER SUPPER.

The ladies NJ Bush NJ Il. Church will hold an
oyster supper in the hall over Slice X Kenly's
Store. near Is. ~ o. Depot, Aberdeen, on the eve
nings of 18th, lGtn and 18th OF February. Public
invited. l0feb
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The great foreign demand for tobacco
has caused much excitement in Kentucky,
where people are paying as high as 800 per
acre rent for goodfelds.
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REPORT OF PROSPECT HILL ScuooL.-The
winter term closed Jan. 3lst, with an enroll
mcnt of 80 pupils. Alice Stinchcomb, Fannie
Shannon, Bonnie Ford and Philip Berch were
present every day of the term Frank Pierce
and Sammy Stirchcomh, were absent but one
day. Eddie Shannon Jos Council, John Bech-
told, Lawrence Whaler, Arthur Skilman, Willie
Skillman and Willie Longer were present every
d y fom date of entrance. Alice l.. stautfer,
teacher.
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DUBI.IC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
SThe undersigned, intending to remove. will sell
near Scarborough p. o., on the road leading
from Dublin to Sandy Hook. Hartford Co., Nd,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY goth, 1855,
AT 10 oclock, AM,
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The Supreme Court of Arkansas lately
decided that an agent ordering liquors from a
licensed dealer in another town, and deliver
ing liquor upon its receipt, is guilty of max
ing Illegal sales,
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1TsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
WILLIAM N, MARINE. S. WEBSTER BRADFORD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BEL AIR Md,

Messrs. Marine and Bradford having associated
themselves for the practice OF law, one or both
will always he found at their office. CORTLAND
street, opposite Masonic Temple. Business en-
trusted 10 one will receive the careful attention
of both. 23leclY
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All his STOCK and FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
~ consisting of Bay Mare good worker
<xHA and perfectly safe driver; Colt. two
k&5%l Years old first day JunekSE7ENzuN
NCrAsncxt: 2 Attorney Cows. Gls 8#
one fresh December and the other W
with Calf by hcr side; ! yoke we'll $1,000
broken Young Oxen. fine berkshire Sow pig in
March, ShOats. Bissell Chile Plow, Hay
and Fodder Cutter. new two-horse Hinge Har-
row. l Iron Age Cultivator with Hitler attach
ments, one horse Road Wagon, ! Hay Carriage,
two-horse Road Wagon, Spring Wagon, suit
able for one or Two horses. one-horse Spring
row, Shovcls, Hoes, Forks. &C., lot Posts and
Rails,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
One Walnut Bed Room Suit. Marble Top, l
Silk Plush parlor suit, nice Centre Tables,
ten foot Walnut Extension Table, nearly now.
lot NICE cane scat Chairs, Purlor BRUSSELS Car
net nearly new, Dining Room Ingram Carpet,
he'd Room Carpets, oil Cloths, straw Mating, 2
Coal Stoves ! Cook Stove for coal Or wood, lot of
Cupboard Ware. and many other articles.
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SALE.

One pair good Work Mules, / good Driving
Mare, four years old, yoke OF Oxen, well broken
Cows, will be fresh in April, fIcircrs . Yearl-
ing Calves Brood Sow. will farrow in March 3
ShOats, Champion Binder. used but ono season;
Champion Moving Machine. nearly new
Wheat Drill in good order, Horse Rake, three
horse Brown Wagon, Spring Wagon, Sleigh
and Bells, good sled. oliver Chilled Plow,
row. w Harrow, l Roller, nearly new; 3 OK
Yokes, | Birthstone. | Cross Cut Saw. Hives
Bees, lot CIDER Vinegar. % bushels OF Potatoes
barrel Cucumber Pickles. lot of Corn by the
barrel, ! set single Harness. good "a now . sets
Bre1 chbaud Harness, set Lead Harness, | pair
HHltcrs. etc, sets Butt CHAINS. l pair Breast
Chains. : Grain ShOves, Double and Single Trees
set SprcH!crs. Forks. Hoes, Rakes Shovels,
Mattncks, uie, straw Knife, | Briar Scythe,
Corn Knives anG many other articles too nulner-
Gus to mention. Also half interest in - acres of
Wheat in the ground, and well-broken Setter
Dog ind Gun.
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ILLNESS OF Hon. HENRY D. FARsANDIs.-We
regret to announce the severe illness of Hon.
Henry D. Farnandis, at his home, stockdale,
near Bel Air Mr.. Farnands had been suffering
from severe cold for several weeks, and on
Monday last extreme nervous prostraton ensued
causing his relatives and friends much alarm
He has been very i'll since and has slept but lit
tie until Wednesday night Yesterday it was
reported at Stockdale that he looked better, all
of his symptoms, in fact, being more favorable.
He is attended by his brother, DR.. George Far
nandis, of Baltimore, and his son-ln,law, DR..
Wake Munnikhuyseu, Of Bel Air The entire
State will unite in the hope that Mr.. Farnan-
dis may soon he restored to his usual health
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-02-10

PLEASANT SURPRIsEs.-A number of mem.
bcrs of Rock Run congregation, Methodist
Episcopal Church, called at the parsonage in
Aberdeen, on Tuesday afternoon, 1st instant,
und made a handsome contribution TO the
family of the pastor, Rev. II. e. Smith, the visi-
tors also serving an mpesurpcr. Before their
departure the company was led in prayer by Mr..
Jacob BriLey.
Scarcely had these friends gone when repre-
seutatives ofSmith's Chapel congregation in the
same charge arrived, expressing by a generous
donation the purpose of their visit. The table
was again spread and played its proper part in
the cheer Of the evening.
Neither congregation knew of the intention of
the other, and thus there were more surprises
than were planned for.
Those who were present were Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonield s. Cor
rel, Mr.. and Mrs. George N Hanna, Mr. and
MIS-. c. II, James, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs
John Gallon, Misses Mary Hopkins, Hattie
Bailey, Susan James, Maggie Gorrel, Lula
James, Hannah Hopkins Carrie Briney, Mary
Saunders, Minnie James, Gerle Smith, Mamie
Gorrell, Annie Hopkins, Cornelia James, Susie
Sheridan and Gertic McVegh, Messrs. Jacob
Briney, John Tayson, John II. Mitchell, Lemuel
James, Harry Tayson, John W. Spencer, John
Is. Bailey, Hayes Hamilton, j. Cole Moore,
Samuel W. Hopkins, Robert Tollinger and
Harry James.
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SHABBY TRIcK.-One day last week young
man with a horse and wagon called at Mr., Oliver
Rigdon's store, Cambria, and exchanged about
sixteen dozen eggs for groceries and drove of.
The same day he also went 10 the stores of VIM.
E. Williams Il Co., at West Bangor, and But
Ter " McConkey, in Delta, where he also ex-
changed about the same number of eggs for
merchandise. The sorekeepers had no reason
to congratulate themselves upon their sales,
however, for all of the eggs proved to be spoiled
The man gave the name of Emmanuel Bulett,
highly respectable citizen Of York county,
Pa. Mr.. Rigdon procured q warrant for the ar
rest of the egg-sellcr. The justly Indignant
storekeepers declare they will give him au ora
ton, in which his own eggs will figure, if they
can catch him.
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Six head Of Horses and Mules. Bay Horse of
good size, sound and good worker and driver. s
years old; good Bay Brood Mare sound and
Will work anywhere, . years old Chester Colt
years old, sound and gentle, and will work in
all harness; Bay Mare, 8years old, will work in
any Harness; | Bay Mare Colt, 3 years old
Black Colt, years old Mule, sound and good
Leader. and will work in any place that mule
can be hooked % head of Mich Cows, all to come
in pront early in spring: yoke of young Oxon,
IL head of Steers aud Hefers. good stock, / full
Jersey Bull, OF Ridgeley's stock: head
of fine Ewes, all with lambs by full Southdown
buck, SouthdOwn Buck, Shcats, 2 Jersey Calves
Champion Reaper, ! Champion Mower, Grain
Drill, all in good order; Corn Drill, | Horse
Rake Oliver Chilled Flows, . Iron Age Cultiva-
tors, l four or six-horse Wagon, Iron Axles
Broad-Tread | two or three horse Iron Axle
Wagon, Hay Carriages, Express Wagon,
Top Buggy, Buggy Pole. lIarpoon Fork, Pull
~ and Rope,2 sets of Breechband Harness, 4 sets
Lead Harness, 3 sets of Plow Harness. . sets OF
Stage Harness. set Single Harness, Collars, Bril-
dies, Halters, Plow Lines, Forks, Rakes, Shovels,
Hoes. Mattocks, Log Chains, Fifth CHAIN lot
of good Cider Barrels, lot of Oats by the bushel,
lot of Corn by the barrel. All tho above articles
will positively be sold on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums # $40 and under cash on day OF sale;
on sums over that amount credit of nine months
will be given, purchasers giving their notes with
security approved by the auctioneer, beari ~ in
tcrcst from day of sale, and payable Mt the Har-
LAwRENCE KEHoE.
j. Richardson, Auctionccr. feb3
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TERMS OF SALE.

All SUNS Of $40 and under cash; on sums over
that amount credit of 10 months will be given,
purchasers giving their notes, bearing interest
from day of sale, with approved security paya-
bic Mt the Hartford National Bank of Bel air No
goods 20 be removed until settled for
JOHN &. TENANT
George a. harklaEd, Auctioneer. l0feb"
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The ROAD MEETING held in the Court House
on the 3Oth of January last, after reading pro-
posed new road law, recommended by The
farmers clubs of the county, without APPROX
ing the same adjourned to meet again last Mon.
day. About 25 or 30 persons assembled, but no
one present, apparently, was sufficiently inter.
ested in reopening the question TO call the
meeting to order. Accordingly, the farmers
dropped Off one or two at time, until the
only person left was MIR. Richard Sheridan, the
Janitor.
1t was evident that no demonstration could
be made in favor of substituting any plan for
the one now practiced, hut it was understood
that the people oc FalIston precinct intend to
petition the County Commissioners to ALLOW
them TO have voice in the expenditure Of the
road money in their own precinct, on the prIn.
ciple that the man who wears the shoe knows
best where it pnches. They think they can
show better results from the money expended,
If allowed to designate the people best qualified
to mend the roads of their precinct.
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STEAMBOAT PCRCHAsED.-Captain Emil
Hohn proprietor of the steam ferry boat Be-
nigna plying between Lapidum and Port De-
post, went 10 New York, last Friday, and pur-
chased much larger boat, the City Bell, hay-
ing a capacity of carrying one hundred passen-
gers. She is 81 feet long and IA feet beam,
aud is said to be handsome boat through
out. The new boat will be brought
around to Port Deposit as soon as navigation
opens Captain Holm intends 10 make excur-
sions in her.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned, having sold their farm. will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises, known as tho
Daniel Michael Homestead. situated one milo
cast of Aberdeen, on the road leading from Halls
Cross Roads to Havre de Grace, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2ad, 1883,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
c,rpcE EApnJNG INDICTMENTS 40 IN wit .
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A REMARKABLE OLD LADY.-Mrs. Catherine
Burke, aged lO3 years, who was severely injur-
cd by accidentally falling from the porch of the
residence of her son, Mr.. John e. Shanahan, near
Rockford, OIL the 18th OF December last, alighting
on her head upon the stone tagging below, has
entirely recovered, and is going about again,
as usual. This venerable and remarkable old
lady refused to allow physician to be called
in, saying she had never had any use for doc
tor in her life and did not intend TO break her
established rule
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TO OPEN A PUBLIC RoADIN THE FOURTH

DISTRICT
Said road runs through the lands of A. b. Nc
Creary, Christian Young keziah Robinson, col
Nicholas Greenland and others. until it inter-
sects the public road leading from Hurst's Cor
ner to pheasant Valley Mills" according o,the
report made by the Examiners appointed for
that purpose and now on file in the office OF said
Commissioners.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals made.
Bv order of the Board.
l0feb G. w. PROCTOR Clerk
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GRADED SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS The fol-
lowing ATE the highest averages in each grade at
the recent semi.annual examination at the Bel
Air Graded School, Mr.. Milton f. Smith, Princi-
pal:
First Grade.-John Waters 100; Ida NJ.
Groome, 05. Second Grade-Emory Shargreen,
"a. Third Gradc.-Lee Calder, 90; Ava Ball,
%. Fourth Grade-Wm. Costin, 02; VIM.
Flowers, 92. Fifth Grade.-Parkcr Lee, IS :;
Meta Gilbert, Sc Sixth Gradc..John Glenn,
SO; Hattie Webster, 81. Seventh Grade-Frank
Craighill, So; Florence Knoiler, 50. Eighth
Grade.-Burton Proctor, rs; Hattie Poole, 90
Ninth Grade.-Charles Carver, Oh Anna Web
ster, &c.
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~ i~ " SioSh, W., hii lhdt
VALJAB IA RIM.
situate on the Little Falls of the Gunpowder, in
the Fourth Election District of said county, of
which the said Joseph Moore died seized, COM
posed or parts OF several tracts of land called
Hills Camp" Good Will Purchased Again"
and "1sham's Garden or by whatsoever name
or names the same may be known or called con-
tanning
27O Acres Of Land, More or Less
Green, William Jarrett, George Fowble, John
Dalton, Daniel Turnbull and others. This is the
farm where on Mrs. Mary A. Moore resided at the
time of her death. and on which John Il. Moore
now resides.
-, 1t is improved by two and
4 60 one-half story FRAME DIV ELL
- ~, "a INCA good Barn. Granary, Corn
Z ,-..Z.sSs sEg House. Meat House, Hay Bar
- rack and other outbuidngs,
Ihere is nne spring of water near the house.
Two hundred acres are clear, and the balance in
good timber. This land can be divided to advan-
Corner to Emory's Quarries, and will be sold as
whole or In parcels, as may appear most ad-
vantageous. The land is OF excellent quality
and easily improved. 1t is four and a-half miles
from baldwin Station on Maryland Central
Railroad. Full possession given LIST of Noyom-
Der, 1883. For further information apply to the
undersigned, at Edgewood Postofice, or to Ste.
Venson a. Williams, Bel Air, Nd.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-thrd of the purchase money to DO paid in
cash on the day of sale one-thIrd In six months,
and the balance in twelve months; credit paw
ments to bear interest from day of SALE and to
be secured to the satisfaction of tho Undersigned
WILLIAM MECHEM,
Surviving Executor Of JOS Moore deceased
George a. Cairnes, Auctioneer. l0feb
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MATRIMoSIAL.-Mr Theodore s. Roberts,
editor Of the Ccutreville Observer, and Miss
Mary jenkins, daughter of Mr.. VIM. II. Saxton,
of Baltimore, were married by Rev. DR.. John s.
Foley, in that city, on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Alonzo Walker and Miss Mollie New
iug were married at the Presbyterian parsonage,
Havrc de Grace, on Thursday evening, Feb.
LIST, by Rev. W. w. Downey.
Mr.. Wills Gilbert and Miss Martha Gilbert
parsonage, Havre de Grace.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE School COMMISSION
ERs.-The school board was in session on Mon.
day. Present, Messrs. Rouse and Whiteford
Miss g. l., Smith vas confirmed as teacher at
School No. 2, second district Miss l.. f. Ben.
nington, at No. :, ID district; Miss Maggie j.
Harry at No. G, 9TH district, and Miss Anna {.
Keck at No. $, LIST district.
The public road leading from Darlington to
Dublin was fixed as the dividing line between
school districts Nos and 9, colored, 9TH dis
trict.
VIM. Hall WAS appointed trustee of School
No. 4, colored, 4th district, in place of Robert
Hail, deceased.
Col. Ohio $. Lee was reelected counsel to the
board.
Messrs. David L. Tucker, Thos E. Smithson,
VIM. L. Wallis and others were before the board
asking for better school accommodations at
Forest Hill. The board agreed TO meet the
patrons of the school on the premises on the
afternoon of March 9TH.
The bond for using school house No. 8, 4th
district, in which to hold literary society, was
accepted.
The Secretary reported a slight fire at No.
IA, second district, on account of which the
school was closed for one week.
The offer OF $50 for school house aud grounds
ut No. 8, fifth district, was declined
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DUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, having sold his place. with
the intention of quitting housekeeping. will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises, near Level Post
office.
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2sth, 1855,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ,