The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-10-18

in all personal property which he had any inter-
est at the time ofhis death. His daughter, Cas-
sandra NJ. Ady and Ohio s. Lee are named as
executors. The will was executed July I'd, 1889.
The will of the late John s. Almony was re-
ceived and recorded on the 10Th instant. The
requests are as follows: To ]. Anderson AL
mony, $500, TO be paid when the youngest of his
minor children is 81 years ofage. To his daugh.
ter, Cutharne Ann Badders, wife ofJoseph Bad
ders, cow. The residue of his estate is left to
his brothers, Benjamin Almony and Ohio S.
Almony, in trust for the benefit of his minor
children, Ross Mark Almony, Howard Almony,
WarfleId Amony and Raymond Amony,
to be divided among them when they
become of age. His brothers, Beuja-
min and Ohio S. Almony. are named as execu-
tors, the will having been signed August sth,
1889.
The will OF Mrs Julia A. Rulcdge, deceased,
has also been left at the Registers office, for
probate and record The requests are fol-
lows To her son Patrick II. Rutledge, $500,
in trust for the benefit of her daughters, Martha
Monica and Henrietta, during their natural
lives. Provision is made for the rea estate of
tue uNNNasGu " uttI NHG-nhl Tue buEutU Oh
certain mortgage debt; also Tor the
payment of hcr'dcbts aud funeral expenses. To
her daughter, Henrietta, certain personal pro-
perry specifically named. The rest of her estate
to her son, John Randolph Rutledge, during
his natural life, with power TO will the same
Patrick II. Rutledge is appointed executor. The
will is dated April 18th, 1889.
The appointment Of Lewis F. Reynolds, MS
executor of David Reynolds, deceased, was rati-
fled aud confirmed by the Orphans Court, on
tue l2th. James W. McNabb and Andrew
Scarborough were appointed to appraisc the
| personal estate OF said deceased.
| The will OF the late David L. Thomas, de-
ceased was received on Tuesday. 1t provides
| for the following requests
| To his wife, Virginia Z. Thomas, all his furni-
ture, carriages, horses, stock and farm imple-
ments. The remainder of his estate Is given in
! trust to Thomas Hill aud Samuel +. Hill, of
| Baltimore for the use aid benefit of his wife,
| during her lifetime. When his sons shall have
attained the age Of 30 years the estate is to be
divided equally among all his children then
! living and the descendants of such as may have
| deceased, his daughters share TO be held in
| trust during her life, and the net income paid
to her quarterly.
| In the event OF his wifr's death before his
sons shs Il have attained the age of 30 years the
estate is 10 be held in trust, by the trustees
named, for the benefit of all the testatOrs chill
dreu. Upon the death Of his daughter her share
is TO be divided equally among her children
then living and the descendants of such us may
have died. In the event of her dying without
issue the said share 10 be divided between his
| sons, If living, or their descendants. His wife
Mrs. lrginia Z. Thomas and his friends s. A.
/ Williams and Samuel L. HIN, are named as ex-
! cutors. The will was executed February 10th,
1855, and the signature witnessed by Isaac VII.
sou, Joseph Andrew and c. A. Andrew. A
! codicil appointing Mr.. S. A. Williams executor
in place of Thomas Hill, first named, was exc.
cutcd November 18th, 1856, and the signature
witnessed by Rev. Calvin D. Wilson, Waiter
| Fmney and K. Harry Webster
! Aberdeen Affairs.
| Reported for The EgS.
,AEEEEpEEN, oct lGh.-rhc .untimcly death Of
| Mr.. Thomas u, Numbers, which took place ON
| Thursday morning, III Roanoke. Va. has excited
universal regret and thrown 4 gloom over the whole
| community The floral offerings sent AS tokens of
| the loving appreciation in which he was held We're
beautiful and appropriate in design and so num-
| rrnlS thai an extra wagon was required To carry
| them to the grave.
| Rev W. ii. ID. Harper preached at the :. VI. L.
| church, ON sunday morning the occasion being the
| third quarterly meeting Ol the circuit.
! Rev j. W. Steele nttirated at Aberdeen station
/ VI. f.. Church, on sunday evening" but owing to the
lnccnl"ncY Of the weather many of his old friends
were dcbarred from the privilege Of attending SER
| Wees.
The protractcd meeting is still being held at
| Aberdeen station with encouraging results The
| missionary entertainment Will he held IN the s. VI.
Church. al 30 O'Clock sunday afternoon. All are
! invited To come
It is reported that Mr.. Nathan Middleton has
sold the Upper Island To club composed of gen
tcmen from New York and Philadelphia. The
terms are private. II is hoped that they will re-
tain the services of Mr. ID. l.. MITCHELL as no better
, person could he found to ill the position.
The Guy Social viii hold another of its popular
meetings ut the house of Mr.. H. u. Silver. ON Fri.
day evening, the 18th instant.
Mr. W. I. trOnin, of Pcrryman, raised ~ tons OF
sugar corn on Is acres the past season. an unlucy
nlmbcr OF acres. but he got there Just the same.
Mr.. John o. StOrklGtm'S son William is very i'll
! with typhoid fever.
Mr. Frank Malcolm has rented Bear Neck farm
Geo. ). Ford will 20 on lopwrl farm, ncNi
| spring.
Mr. Vim. j. Becker has erected Il Eureka Wind
| Mill and intends To have things handy.