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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18

Eight cents line for the first insertion, and :
cents line forG&ch suhscqueu tnscrtiou-sevu
words to a line. No advertisement inserted nm
ess prepaid.
,:By"1ust Received A lot ofgo,d sound
young Horses and Mares, at the BE Air Livery
and Sales Stables, near the Station. II. b.
Bruins. lSjtn
.Y"For snle.-Twcuiy Acres good Lani
situated near Glcnvi.Ir, suitable for Physician,
Mechanic OF store. Win be near new railroad.
For particulars address Mrs. II. Reasn,
Aberdeen, Md. lSjanIt
sg"Lost-A blue Bolton Dog; blind in right
eye. A suitable reward given if left at Dir.
lloIlngsworth's Drug Store, Bel Air. lsjau5t
,1g"All persons Indebted to me are requested
to call and settle before the 18th Of February,
1889. l.. I. Grier, Mcintyre p. o., Hartford
county Md. lSjanit
,-s3"A good Farm OF - Acres, for moned
rent Stock and Implements ut bargain, il
wanted. b. f. Mnnick, Hickory. 1Sjau
:4g"Frosh Seeds, In small or large lots. Try
our Tomato and Cabbage, Beans and Peas,
&c. Varieties and prices on application Hunts
"seedsmen," Lewistown, Pa. lljau4t
:l6s"A good Fresh Cow; two heifcrs, TO calvc
about lst March also II dozen fine PiLs, six
weeks old, and very fluc Sherman Morgan
Cot, 3 years old next June, unbroken but very
promising. Joseph Lively, near Watervale.
lljau2t
,Sg"A No. Fresh Cow aud Calf for Sale.
Apply to Jas. Ii. Ruff, Thomas Run. lljan2t
lSy"Wanted A good Farm Hand Must have
good recommendations. Single man preferred,
b but good house ready for suitable married
man. Apply at this office. lljan3t
/ s4y"Wanled. A Farmer with sufficient stock
and implements to conduct good sized farm
/ on the halves. Personal application Al once.
/ a. NJ. Hancock. 1ljiu3!
/ g-Wanted-Twcuty-fVe Men to cut cord
wood Apply to 7, J. Tydings, Edgwood, p,
/ W. and Is. Railroad. lljan
I ,4y"Priccs Reduced this month on all Winter
( Goods. X, +. Bouldln, Bel Air. ljan
.1sg"For Rent Farm GS acres, high and
/ healthy, large house, modern conveniences, near
/ VauBiObcr b. and o. Railroad, Hartford county.
euces required. Address Henry Snow, l4OS
4. Chase street, Baltimore. 4jan4t
:e5-For ssle.-l Mockng Bird and Canary
Bird; very line Singers. Apply to Charles S.
RichArdson, Bel Air. Ijan2t
,Sy-llarness Single aud Double, Away, on
hand at very low prices. David Aanway, Bel
! Air.
:sy"Go TO Cochran " Young's for New Raj
sins, Citron, Currants, Spices, Miuce Meat, Jcl.
lies, Preserves, New Orleans Molasses, Gran
berries, Grapes, Oranges, Nuts, Candies, &c
All fresh and pure.
,lg-For sale-Two Aldernty Cows; one
with calf BY her side. Also Corn by the barrel
Apply at this office, lGnuv
,sg"J q. Rouse's opening of Fine Dress
Goods, Ladies' and Chidren's Gloves, Hosiery
aud Underwear, will surpass all future attempts
TO please the Ladies. The latest shades ant
styles in fine Wooden effects and certainly neve
so cheap before 2Ssep
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VIM. b. Hopkins, the President, was in favor
of mi Xed husbandry as best for Hartford county.
IL is true. we all have II certain line which we
follow our farms more carefully than any
thing else. With him IL is cattle.
Mr. Murray Vandiver was elected an honorary
member OF the club. After appointing COM
tnittee to draft resolutions expressing the sent
ments Of me club with regard Ia the death OF
Mr.. James n. Bal. whp was for many years an
active member and at the time OF his deaf an
honorary member OF the club the meeting ad-
juurned.
The next meeting will be held at the residence
Of Mr.. Benjamin Silver. Jr. February yin; SUP,
ject for discussion, would II pay Hartford
farmers to make specially of raising horses or
mules 2"
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.zg-For Sae.-Stock and Fixtures of Store
In Long Green Valley. One OF the best stands
in Baltimore county. Good reason tor selling.
Address II. 5. Hyde, Baldwin z. o., Md. 30uo
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birthday Party.
Rennrted for The Els.

birthday surprise party was given TO Mr.
Charles Parker, Upper Cross Roads, last Thus.
day, January l0;h, 1889. Al O'Clock an ex.
cellent supper was served. All present seemed
to have a good time. Among those present, be-
sides the family, were Rev. and Mrs Douty,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dennis Stamford, Mr.. and Mrs
Holm Beaumont, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomp-
sou, Slr. and Mrs. VIM. X. Stamford, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Harry Pocock, DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin and
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Harrison, Mrs. j. II.
Hess, Mira. Pannell, Misses Annie Standitord.
Missouri Curry Mollie Johnson, Laura Johnson
Ida Phillips Meisrs. Thomas johnson, Chas.
r. Stamford, John b. Curry, Mr.. Wthers,
Samuel Thompson, Albert Stamford, Samuel
VI. Webb, Thomas Phillips, James Staudifurd.
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Affairs at kelivilie.

Jan. lph.-The funeral of Mr.. George W Hun
ter WINS largely attended The pail-bcarers were
Messrs Charles Creswpll. WIN. VORts. Lucas
Cochran John Dierkpr VIM. Thomas and John
Hardesty Rev. q. l.. Cuddy conducted the fu
neral services and spoke in feeling terms Of the
deceased as charitable and industrious man.
A widow and ten children are left TO mourn his
death.
Mrs WIN. f. TOwuslcy. of Stockton. who has
been III for several months with typhoid fever, Is
out again.
Miss Jeanne Burri.r. who had been spending
three weeks with relatives and friends at Wood
berry, is at home again. V.
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From winters Run.
Reportcd for The .Egis.

Jan. 18th. An interesting fox hunt took place
tO.iAy on Mr. Edward iagicy's farm. Lee
Coale Franklin Whitaker. Jacob Terry and
Ralph c. Lee were the gentleman interested.
After long. hard running the fox was carthe1.
The welI-known dogs Fannie, Jude, Lily and
Tidy were in the lead. On Wednesday Messrs.
Terry and COalc expected to hunt on Thomas
Run.
Mr. Franklin Whitaker has built a fine new
poultry hOuso.
Mr. Lee COaie, on Col. Herman Stump's farm.
WayorIy has made IA g0oI hcg nniug with MS
spring piowlnE. He viii be up with his work II
any one is in the county. HUNTER.
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Furnace and Vicinity.
Reported for Tho .Egis.

NtHpINtu l'I Hb .ls~Is
FURNACE, Jan. lIth.-The Idle Wild Liter
aiy Society met NJ their regular place OF meat
ing, Friday, Jan. lllh. Mir. &. ". Walter pre-
scented the Society with cute little mallet by
which silence Is commanded. After reading OF
the minutes by the Secretary, Miss CorrIe Ball,
and the election OF members, the following
programme was carried out: Reading by
Samuel Thompson, Harry Hess, j. W. Bail and
william McCOmas; Yankee Stump Speech by
q. W. Walter; Dialogue by Samuel NJ. Webb
and James a. Mason. The following question
was discussed: (Which has the greater right to
| complain of the white mans treatment, the
Indian or the negro" Judges-Messrs John
Is. Cury, Dennis Stamford and j. H. Hess
Decision unanimously in favor OF the negative.
Our programme tor the next evening is long
and interesting. The building WAS about full
Friday evening, SO in order to get a seat we
invite you to come carly. We are making our
Society success -. Large membership, much
| interest, and the patronage of the female sex
adds to the prosperity OF the cieiy.
DIR. Charles Ball, OF Boston, Mass, is home on
visit, at his fathers, Mr.. Hiram Ball.
PLENTs
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THE LATE JAMES IL. BALL.
Resolutions of Respect by the Deer
Creek Farmers Club.

whereas, for the first time in the history Of
the Deer Creek Farmers Cub. period OF near
ly sixteen years, death has entered its midst and
taken one OF its earliest active members Mr..
James II. Ball. who At the time Of his death was
Res0ir.d That in the death OF Mr.. Bal the Deer
Crock Farmers Club has lost one Of its valued
members: one who during the ten years of his
active mem bership was regular in his attend
ance and brought to the discussion Of every
question more than ordinary intelligence: while
the county has los: an hOnDred cit zen whose up
right life and Christian character AFFORD an cX
ample worthy OF emulation.
RssOlrsd. That these resolutions be entered on
the minutes of the club, published with It's pro-
ceedings and that copy be sent to the family
OF the deceased.
Il. HARRIS ARCHER,
GEORGE f.. SILVER,
+. W. BAKER.
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Great Little Men.

Some of the greatest men that ever lived were
Of small stature and insignificant appearance.
The reader will readily recall many instances
Very small are Dir. Piorce's Pleasant Purgaiivo
Pellets. but they are far more effective than the
huge Od-fashiOncd pills which are SO difficult to
swallow AMI 50 harsh IN their action. The pei
lets" are gentle and never cause constipation
For liver, stomach and bowel arrangements they
have no equal.
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Wholesale and Retail Wine and Liquor Dealer
new No. 1861 Illun street, corner Forrest. Bulti-
more. Nd. California Wines aud HranlicS. We
respectfully solicit the patronage OF the citizens
of Hartford county. Our stock Will always be
found complete and consists OF the hest and most
popular brands Goods packed and delivered OF
any railroad str ion and wharf free of charge
Give us 4 trial and we guarantee to please.
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta ana
intermediate stations at o % \. NJ, and 800 p. NJ
For Bel Air and intermediate stations ut l.3l and
$50 p NJ. They will leave Delta for Baltimore
and intermediate stations MT Il 20 \. VI. ana : L
r. NJ. Leave BE! Air for Baltimore at . \. NJ
and $50 7. NJ.
W. GILMOR, President.
C. T. KERCHNER. Superintendent.
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RIED.

FCK-DAHLER.-On Monday, Jan l4th, by
Rev. James b. Craighul, at Emmanuel p E.
Parsonage, Bel Air, PHILIP a. Eek, of Hur-
ford county, TO Miss JENNIE DAIILER, of
Baltimore county.
RANDOW-WHITE. Wednesday. Jan.
10th, at sweets Hotel, Be Atr by Rev. 5. A.
Hoblitzeu, FREDERICK j. RANDOM to Mrs
RACHAEL ELlIABEIH WHITE, both OF
II.rC,rI ,.,uptr
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Reported for the .Egis.
Jan. l4,h.-Mrs. Luther Henderson OF
PHI asantvIlie, is very III.
Miss Grace Harkims and her sister have jus t
returned from easant visit OF month 10
Oxford. Pa.
Mr. W. 7. Riley, in digging an Ice house,
came to water at depth of four feet below the
surface. lie viii probably have to convert it
iutoa we'll. MIR. Thomas Kelly has also dug an
ice house, but has strnck so many roots that he
is likely to have trouble in keeping his ice.
The prospect for getting this luxury looks
extremely doubtful at present and many fears
are entertained in regard to IT,
The ladies of Good viii Church will hold an
oyster and meat supper in February, for the
benefit of the church.
Miss Jane Pyle, who has been quite sick, is
much better.
MIR. j. NJ. Curry received fine box of oranges,
last week, sent him by Mr. George Hays, OF
Florida.
Mis-. Margaret Riley, who has been sick, Il
improving.
We hope the people of the Baptist neighhor
hood will get the mail route from Baldwin,
station TO JarrettsvIlle. r. II. THOMPSON.
Mis-. Jay Gould, wife OF the well.knowr
millionaire, died at her home in New York
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In and Around Darlington.

Reported for the .Egis
DAMINGTON, Jan. 7.-Mr. aud Mis- Thomas
IletrlCk, who were married on Wednesday, held
a reception at their homo ON Thursday evening.
Among the guests was the hrOthcT-u-iaw of the
groom, Mr.. W. > Walker, aud his bride.
Mr.. Horace Stokes is improving things AT
StatiJrd lie has Low three teams hauling Hint
TO HAVE de Grace. The new rGlllOad, when
completed, viii be II great advantage to him.
Mrs. Ira Holloway ased last year an onion
measuring l5l4 inches III circumference aud
weighing : pounds.
A new board walk is being laid between Mr.
Ohio Mouseco' and the Orthodox Meeting
House.
Mr., c. Wilson has bought the Lyon farm, in
Cecil county.
Miss Carrie Beavers, OF Ridley Park, i. on a
visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Il. A. Hopkins. She is
writing All account OF her travels IN Europe.
The Deer CrctK Friends Meeting House will
soon be- ready iOi use, and rumOr says mar
iiugc i'll be celebrated there soon alter its com
pletIuu.
Mss Jennie Cooley viii, it is said, make her
home at Mr. j. X Eiy's, during the winter.
Mr.. Frederick Hopkins Is ON visit 10 his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W, Howard have gone to
New Jersey.
MIR. George Wiudolph raised his new house
last week, on property bought of Nat. Smith.
Dr. j. l.. WludoIph VIII have some fine two
year.oId collie Tor the next fair.
Mr. JOun Shufe ana ms pride VIII occupy the
toll houses ~ the West rud of Como wiugO bridge.
Mr.. Jackson with his bride taking the house at
the opposite end.
Jan. lith.-Mr. W. II. Jones aud wife, Of New
York, are guests OF Ms. DR.. WmdJlpn
MI. Chas. Gruhh, OF CccII county, moved into
Dr. David Bolts house, last week. lie Is Il
hucK-tcr and business fellow.
Mr.. David Pficc captured fox on Mr.. Nell
sons place, ON Tuesday last. He brought the
animal home, aud on TnuIsday morning turned
him loose, on HE fathers place, where u num-
her u persons assemble to witness the chase.
1t was soon terminated by Mr.. sidney Day
dog, who caught the fox aud tore him To pieces.
The btush WAS presented To Mss Bessie Smith.
Mr.. II, stump smith is on the sick list, but
we hope he WI oe all right by the spring His
ton Edward and john Moniees think OF going
to California, about the lst OF FebIuWy
MIR. l.. j. Tucker Killed five Augs, last week,
weighing 1000 pounds
Hon. Hugh J. Jewett, who is spending the
winter with his family, in New YORK, was at his
county home, neal Chenille, fora few days
last week.
The Commissioners have been down to en-
anime the Stafford bridge and look into other
matters. Miss Florence Pritchard, Is again at
home, alter q twU-wceks' stay III Bel Air. NJ
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c9-Geuts' Furnishing Goods, Gum and Leather
/ Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cape. L. L. Bould-
I In, Bel Air l9oct
/ s1g-Cochran Il Young, Bel Air, Md, invite
the Ladies' to call and examine their Stock Of
| Dress Goods and Trimmings. All the west
shades and latest styles. 50ct
~" Elegant Stock, all grades, Carpets.
| Keuslugtuu Squares, Moquette, Rug-, Mats and
Oil Cloths, at Cochran " Young's, Bel Air
jOct
.ag-J. &. Rouse, Bet Air. has in store 500
pair Mans and Boys Boots, most OF them made
TO order for MIN. He expects TO sell them this
winter, and TO sell this large number, be knows
they VIII have to be sold cheap. If you Will call
and examine them you Will be satisfied with the
quality aud price. 2Ssep
:zs-For Sa!e.-Stock and Fixtures of Store
/ In Long Green Valley. One oil the best stands
| in Baltimore county. Good reason tor selling
Address II. $. Hyde, Baldwin 2. o., Md. SOuo
~ For Sale.-Seven first-rate young grade
Jerseys, from months TO years old; one
fresh and others coming. At low prices, to re-
duce stock. Farm 81 miles ON Hartford Road.
Simon T. Martenet, "0s Z. Lexington street,
Baltimore. 23nov
.95~J 6. Rouse, Bel Air, can please you If
you want a Fall or Winter Hat. Soft aud Still
Hats from the latest blocks. The hest 81. 90
Mounted Silk Umbrellas 2osep
,9g-I. Amos has ust received fine line of
Breech-Loadlng' Guns. Prices from 800 up
wards. Call and seethem 2S5ep
49, Now is the tune to look out for your
Stoves. !. Amos has d full line of the best Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, Fireplace Heaters, &c,
at prices to suit you. 2s,ep
:4s- Fodder Yarn, at city prices, at /. Amos
Hardware Store. 2Ssep
c35-If you want the Best Fire Place Heater in
the market, 20 TO |. Amos. He has Armstrong
It Co.'S Equator" aud double Action" Heat.
ers. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 2Ssep
,g-lfyou intend to have any painting done
this spring, use the Town and COuGtry Paint,
1t ia pronounced by good practical painters the
Best in the market. Two coats of it are equal
to three coats OF any other paint. All coIurs
and shades. Try II. ID. Huuway, sole agent,
Bel Air.
:9s"Moncy to Loan on mortgage. Walter v.
Preston, Attorney at Law, Bel Air. Soc
:zs"D Don't you want new Sewing Machine.
If 80 You can he furnished with any Of the Best
makes, by addressing by maIl the undersigned
Machines sold on easy terms aud guaranteed
for five years. Also tor sale the Celebrated
Estey Organs. Od Machines repaired when lett
at the Office. Be- Sure and use JctIrry's Machine
Oil on your Sewing Machine, aud have it run
light and easy. Need cs and tiud!ugs always on
hand. VIM q. Jrtlery, office Main ST, Bel
Air Nd. The "Lght Running Domestic still
at the head. aui
az Cochran 4 Yyuu-, Bel Air. have inst re-
ccIyrd - pieces Plain White and Fancy jo,uted
aud jniutlc.- Mn'tiug-, which VIII be sold at
les, than ely prices
.sg"To Farmers aud Buudcrs-Brtorc you
buy Hardware of any klud, examine David
Hauways stock, A. his store, conner OF Main
street aai Port Drpos Avenue, Bel Air. His
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SALE
NE. 3535.
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF BEL AIR.

Treasury departments.
GHce Of Comptroier Of the CvyTtncy
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'D, 1888. J
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence, presented
to the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the Second National Bank Of Bel Air, in the
town of Bel Air, in the county of Hartford and
State of Maryland, has complied with all the pro-
visions of the Revised Statutes of the United
States required to be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking
NOW THEREFORE, l. Jesse d. Abrahams,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency,
do hereby certify that
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF BEL
AIR,
in the town of Bel Air, in the county of Hartford,
and State of Maryland,
Is AUTHORIZED TO COMMENCE THE BUSI
NESS OF BANKING,
as provided in Section 5l69 of the Revised Sta
tutes of the United states.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my Hand
lSea.l and Seal of Office, this I'D day OF October,
1855
j. ID, ABRAHAMS.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller
260ot of the Currency.
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From L. b STACY, Springfield Mass

Ihagc taken yoUr Vinegar Filters for a scrofti
Ions huHor and they hare effected complete care
something emiHent physicians hare failed to do. /
consider IL my duty 10 recommend them 10 others
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The assets for the year Issa are estimated at
f54.3l3i0. as follows:
Interest in arr,ar. .....,....,.,........$ FU1 10
Interest for the current year,......... % 4gS 20
Transfers. Endorsements aud CurpCn-
tiers Risks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200 90
Policies % 20
Judgment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 -
Accrued interest unpaid. lilo 10
Cash Balance January LIST, lSS9........ ., 1875 ~
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4 STATEMENT OF ECONDITION
OF ThE
Mutual Fire ms. Go. in Hartford Co.,
tE CONDITION
At the close of the year 1883.

There were issued during the year 29j Policies.
The risks on which, including endorsements on
open Policies. amount to-. Us Gl7,2B 90
And premium notes to-. .$42,25l 80
There are now in force 3,2yj Policies.
The risks on which amount o......... 1884 O6i %
And Premium notes to................ 3g7 .GIl 81
Decrease OF Risks during the year.. 1884 80
Increase of Premium Notes........... g2is IS
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In pursuance of the requirements of the By
Laws Of the company, the undersigned, its eX-
ecutivc committee, have examined the accounts
of the Secretary and Treasurer, and find the
statement above given to be correct. 1t will be
perceived that the affairs of the company are in
prosperous condition.
JOHN CARROLL WALSH,
THOS. GORSCCH. of c.,
JOHN 5. BALLAM,
JOHN STIRLING.
lijaa &C. KINSEY.
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p q g. NJ e r, S.

LADIES
We want your trade. If you are stu
atcd SO that you can come to the city AMI
deal with us n person, dose. If not, send
usyOur orders. We promise to not only
treat you well, but to serve you well-to
sell you the best goods for the least money
and to make every sale give the fullest
satisfaction. Remember that our store is
the only one Of its kind in the whole
South, 1t covers a superficial area of
three and onc-half acres in the aggregate,
has fifty thousand square feet Of sales
room, and is devoted to sixty distinct aud
separate departments. You can ask us
Tor anything you want, in any line Of
goods sold in any murkct, aud be sure Of
getting it. To induce you To trad" with
US. we agreed to send ali purchases Of 500
and over to any point within two hundred
miles Of bI!cimp!c, free ui all transpur-
utinn charges Also, We viii cheerfully
send sampic5 and prices Of goods when
requested. Address pUsNER Bros, .I5,
2l7, 2l9 Lexington stree. baltimore, Ma
rylaul.
49, ~ --.y ~ p-.r, sNEsza $500. .s-%v -.
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$j4,3l3 40
$5l,3l3 10

There is of the surplus fund invested in State
Bonds and county Certificates $2i2IJii. the bal
auce ia Bank. Secretary and Directors hands,
amounting to $i,ljisS
Losses paid by the company during the year Of
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80" Now is the time 10 look out foI your
Stoves. /. Amos has full line Of the best Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, Fireplace Heaters, &c,
at prices to suit you. 2S,ep
- Fodder Yarn, at city prices, at l. Amos
Hardware Store 2Ssep
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Corrected Weekly 10y WIN. II. Michael X sons.
GluiD GUd irOinCt Commission Ms1cAahiS
2l7 MCEierry's Wharf, Baltimore.
COnsivnmcuts received over the Mary land Cen
trail Rnilrmnl.
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- For Sale.-Seveu first-rate young grade
Jerseys, from $ months to 1 years old; one
fresh and others coming. At low prices, to re-
duce stock. Farm 81 miles ON Hartford Road.
Simon 7. Martenet, 20s Z. Lexington street,
Baltimore. 23uov
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s15~J. &. Rouse, Bel Air, can please you If
you want Fall or Winter Hat. Soft and Stiff
Hats from the latest blocks. The best Sl.0O
Bingham Umbrella you ever saw. Also fine Gilt
Mounted SILK Umbrellas. 2Ssep
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.sg- Elegant Stock, all grades, Carpets.
Keusiugton Squares, Moquette, Rugs, Mats and
Oil Cloths, at Cochran " Young's, Bel Air.
51ct
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Why Don't Horses
Live Longer?

The man lives to be eighty.
The poor horse for want of blan-
ket in the stable has to die at
twenty-five, and while he does live
he eats twice as much as he should
10 keep warm.
Buy one of the following 81
Horse Blankets and save money.
For sale by all dealers.
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80" Money TO Loan on mortgage. Walter "
Preston, Attorney al Law, Bel Air. Soc
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18

Mis-. Jay Gould, wife OF the wel.known
millionaire, died at her home in New York
last Sunday night, of paralysis
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18

,9s-I. Amos has ust received fine line of
Breech-Loadng' Guns. Prices from 800 up
wards. Call and see them. 2SSep
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18

.s-Ifyou want the Best Fire Place Heater in
the market, 20 TO |. Amos He has Armstrong
Il Co.'S Equator" aud double Action" Heat
ers. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 2Ssep
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18

szg-Cochran Il Young Bel Air, Md, invite
the Ladies' to call and examine their Stock Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings. All the newest
Shades and lafest sly Les. 5Ici