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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-30
Letter from JarrrttSNillr.

Reported for The .ELS.
JARKEIr>vlLLE, August 4Sth-Oa Friday
last while Mr.. George Bay was in the act OF
stepping over wide ditch, he made a mis-step
aud severely spraiucd his right ankle.
Mr.. Norman Waid who was thrown from the
back at a refractory colt several weeks ago,
aud injured, has recovered the use OF his aim.
The Bethel Sunday School held it, annual
celebration IN Mr.Sumuc Deets' grove, on Fri
day last
several interesting gaines Of base bull were
played funug the day III an adjoining field, and
all rrioNrd the OCCASION
d.. VI l.. Jarrett ua- returned home after a
very pleasant vacation.
Ihr parsonage ui the VI. L, Church South,
TIA" been newly painted aud rented, aud the
place now presents very attractive nppctr-
aEcr. Lightning rods have also been placed
on the roof II
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BASE iiall.
Reported for The -fkis.

Reported for The -fkis.
The Taylor club defeated the Baptist Club on
their own grounds at c. c. Coaic's mill, w Ii
score of II to 4.
The Taylor cub will play two match games
ON their own grounds, on saturday, August
3lst. The first game will be with The Manor
club, at ! p. NJ, the second with the Baptist
at $50.
A match game of base ball was played On
the FaIston grounds, between FaIston and
Creswcll clubs, August Path. Scole-Fallston
IL CrpSwull II
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vey, at II A. NJ; Sunday School at $50 A NJ
Ladies' Missionary Society at Pm.
Avondale Christian Church. attracting next
Lords Day, at 800 p. NJ.
There will be an All-day Meeting at the Noun
tain Christian Church on Lords Day, September
9Th. Preaching by the pastor at 10 ~ A. NJ. AT
Z. NJ, service for the Children will be held at
which several short addresses will be given.
Preaching at p. NJ
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The good times promised the working
men of the country upon the election eff IIar
rison are still delayed. Instead of brisk
trade, business ia dull, times are hard, and
those who are able to make both ends meet
have cause for gratitude. Wooden mills are
failing all over the country, and iron mills in
the east are in no better condition. Both of
these are protected industries. The wooden
men do not hesitate to say that unless the
tariff is reformed their business will be utter
ly DESTROYED
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Furnace Affairs.


Reported for The .Egis.
FrRNACE, Aug. 2iih The public road lead.
ing from Furnace to JAtIcttsvilIr, which has
been in bad condition, 10 being mcudrd b,
road supervisor John DrnUuw
The Juvenile huSe ball cue defeated the IIlr
iu'd stars, on their own grounds, Iari Satur.
day Score 81 10 24
Mrs. James Galley near thi, place, is quite
complaining.
Mis- Hattie Standford, OF Baltimore, is visit
my n his place.
NJ, Come +. Grnut aud Miss MAY Evans
OF Wilmington, Del. Who have been visiting it
This ucighbothoud, have returned home. Mrs
Lizzie Parker, OF Baltimore has also returned
home.
Mr. John S'rjtrhon is improving his property
10y digging well, in which he finds blsstin.
the cnl,t feature OF the job.
Don' forget the vii days meeting at EbeHc
Ter, sept lst. PLENus
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A CARD
rOTHE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or HARTFORD
MY NATIVE cor \TN

Ny NNTTN T. IOT MY.
II has been rrnorrd that had withdrawn from
N" contest Tor Register ut Wills but such Is not
IN" ease. OWtug to unavoidable circumstances
have not been able 10 make personal canvass uI
me county, some Uf nv opponents seem To think
/ they have votes enough and Ia spare: but mis- is
not the case with me. assure You that need all
can get. have been Il firm worker in the PARTY
Tor thirty years, have served il Whenever called
upon To do 81. ana haN" never received ANY pUliti
cal favor. or asked tor amy until became Il c:ludi.
date for Register.
There are many gentlemen in this county for
whom have had hard political tights in the u>t
anu hope they appreciate my services enough Ia
return the compliment, now that need their SUP
port. do not want those who have not been solicit.
rd 10y my opponents to feel sighted and think no
one wants their votes. for do. and will receive
them with many thanks.
.MAmgl DR. j. I. rANNE mn pisirrt
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THE RAILROAD CONDENSATION CAsEs-The
jury of condemnation for right of way of
the Maryland Central Railway Company met on
Thursday of last week on the farm of Mr. John
Price, Abingdon district. The road will run
for half mile through MIR. Prices land. The
Jury awarded him 81 300.
On Friday the jury viewed the route through
Mr. Samuel s. Beyards property. The survey
takes about ten ACRES Of land and runs within
about six feet of his stable. The farm is badly
injured and the jury, on Monday, awarded him
$500
On Tuesday the jury were taken to the premi-
SEES of Charles &. Budd, about four acres of
whose land are included in the survey. The
case was compromised, however, by the com.
pany agreeing to pay him 81, $50.
On Wednesday the Jury awarded Mr.. Henry
e. Wilson $500 for damages to his property, an
acre and half of which is condemned
On Thursday the jury met at Waverly, the
residence of Col. Herman stump. 1t is stated
that the right Of way has been secured on phi
vate terms, with Mr.. Price, Bell Bros., James
Button, MIS-. NJ. f. Magness, Mis-. Maria Mag.
ness and Mrs. Minerva Magness.
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FISH DINNER AT THE HIGH lloUsE.-A pleas.
ant entertainment was given, last Saturday, at
the High House, Romney Creek, of which Mr..
John ii. Makan is proprietor. 1t was expected
that number of candidates would be present,
but only two, Messrs. Robert z. Mitchell and
b. Frank lIanway, candidates for Register of
Wills, put in an appearance. The weather was
delightful and those who were there were amply
repaid by good dinner, in which crabs and
fish formed the principal part. The dinner was
well served by Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Mrs
Nathan Barron, Mrs. JAS. w. Malcolm and
Others. Lyle's band was on hand and those
who were fond of dancing found enjoyment in the
pavilion, while a number OF gentlemen
exercised their muscles rolling ten-pins.-
Among those who were present were DR.. and
Mrs. I. j. jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. I. Walk
er, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Shay, Miss Lizzie Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Matthews, Geo. Walker and
son, Jacob G. Hollis, Jas. l., Richardson, Win
field Harris, d. W. Gallup, Lawson Cooley, Miss
George Malcolm, F. o. Mitchell, ]. H. Lovett,
W. Z. Morgan, Benz, Chauncy, Noble Gallup,
Cornelius Courtney, Jas. IL. Michael, Rowland
Johnson, Charles Esley and others.
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\ ARD.

IL has been lndustriJusiy rirCul lted IN differ
ent parts OF the county that would not be can
didatc at the primary election on Aug. 3lst.
/ Now mis- could be done tor no other PURPOSE
/ thn 10 lhlurc my chances for nomination and
therefore wish to state that If live will be in
/ inc canvass until the polls close on Aug. 3lst
aud that Will use al honorable means TO win
liau SILAS SUAKIIDKU
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BY the bursting of reservoir, last Sun
day, near Fiskyile, r. l., 35,0OO0O0 gallons
of water were let out and two aged women
and a boy were caught in the flood and
drowned.
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$50 Acres, More or Less,

being the same land conveyed by William b
Stephenson to OHIO Scott. by deed dated on the
Both day of April. 1915. and recorded among tho
Land Records OF the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, in Liber n. ID. G., No. 32, folio II, &C.
This property Is known as "Fairview," the res.
idence of the late Capt. Chopper, Ia situated
about a mile and a-hali from Havre de Grace
and adjoins bloomsbury and the farm OF Henry
Greenway, Esq. 1t Is traveIsed by the Phila.
every way well located.
There is on this property a STONE QUARRY
valuable for building purposes; the improve
ments are substantial and the land OF good pual.
ity.
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II. The continuance of The FOlicy, and the
withdrawal ct the accumuIa'e profits
Either in |, CASH,
or, o. PAID UP ASSURANCE,
To he applied 10 the Policy.
or, AN ANNUITY,
ITO II 1lce gIiipKllish pr,D tuInS ct nm O.


bic.
These advantages or priyil, yes a g SET forth
more ia h"Ihtl N the application. IL is claimed
hy the Equtia'ur That The re thorough the
cNalmlnarI non made by thcHpplicant into the bcne.
II : grhnt,d under one OF u csr policies. the
greater VIII be ms satisfaction ami 10y stating
these benefits upon the applicable sui mitird by
the agent To III" applicant he Is able to scrug !
niZe these benefits in advance. and Is projected
against any possibility OF misundr rsia nding the
agreement he enters into.
He knows precisely what the Spsirty prOpr IS
to do for hits.
There are many PERSONS who have rrtrtnrd
from assuring their lives because the believe
all insurance contracts to be complicated, or in
definite or restricted, or because they fear that
some advantage will be taken of them. To such
thls new policy will appeal instantly. Itis in the
following language:
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" C.TI The next regular meeting Of W
w Z. I. L. OF Level, will tie held. in Avon
GALE church, On Tuesday afternoon. sept ID. ut
: 0'clock. fun attendance is desired. as dele
gates to Staici invention. VIII he elected All
inc mons III the county nrc requested TO choose
delegates to State Convention. to be Il, | 4 in
Hagersrown Sept An. 18th and 2Gh Each Uuion
Is entitled to on" delegate and If there urr uN er
p paying men beers To one more.
Mrs GEO BAILEY.
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.NAMILY BASKET PIC NC
AND
CRAB AND FISH DINNER.
At the High House, ROmucy Creek.

The Ladies Of Bush River Neck intend to give
Grand Family Basket Pic Mic, IN connection
with IA rah ana Fish Dinner At the High House,
hlmney Creek, on WEDNESDAY, September
18th, 1889. If tar; II not the next far day
y BAND OF MUSIC will he provided for dane
ing, and facilities Will be afforded for those who
wish to roll tcn-pins, play Croquet &c.
Sail and Row Boats, Crab ahd FISH Lines and
BAIT. together with trusty men can be procured
by those who enjoy sailing or fishing. for both OF
which Romncy Greek is noted.
Gentlemen will be charged 81 to aid in paying
the expenses of the band, COOKS, Ne.
The committee in charge hupe to see a large
number or their TRENDS from other parts OF the
county.
3Oau j. II. MAHAN, PrODrctOr
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Personal MENTIoN.-Mr. Gabriel Chrsty
a well.known resident Of the second district,
has been quite i'll at his home, in The Old
Cheese Factory near Perryman.
Mr.. Abraham Cole of Michaelsville, has been
sick in bed for several weeks
Mr.. +. NJ. Allen, of this county, il travelling
through the West This week he will be in
Chicago.
Mr.. j. W. Bolgiano, the well-kuown Bslti-
more scotsman, is at Atlantic City, n j.. on
business and pleasure combined.
Miss Lotte Perrin and Miss Hannah Craig,
who have been staying with Miss Cora Day,
near Pylesville, expect to return 10 their homes
on the 9th Of September.
Mrs. S. A, Hobitzell, of Bel Air, is visiting
friends, near Chestertown, Kent county, Md.
Mr. Charles F, larwic, of Jarrettsville, left
for Williams Grove pic ME, on Wednesday.
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ESTABLISHED 1857.
J. EDWARD BIRD & Go.
BALTIMORE, Md.

In all Of our Departments
FRESH IMPORTATIONs IN ALLTHE
DESIRABLE FALL FABRICS.
New Silks, New Dress Goods, New Dress Trim
mngs, New Emhroderles. New Laces Ladies'
fants Outfits, Housekeeping Goods, Blankets
DomestCs. Hosiery, Gloves, Iandkerchefs,
Notions, Ribbons. &v.
EB-POpuInr Prices for each and all.
-DRSSS GOODS.
New Dress Fabrics Latest Foreign and Home
Novelties comprising the l-trst designs of the
French. English and German Manufacturers.
For entire costumes We are showing extern
siyc incS-Ch"ckS, Plalds. CaSmercs, ScrHes
henrietta, Drap Dalma, liroHdCiutn, Cashmer, s,
CHmeiS Hair.
ALL WOOL HENRIETTA.
Original quality a. introduced and sold by us for
the PAST nv" Scasons-iner, heavier, richer,
softer finish. different in weave ami al less cost
than the regular French Cashmere, manu- fac-
tured expressly for us.
In our Mourning Department Largest Assort-
ment and Excellent Values.
SILKS. Latest approved Novelties are daily
added to our already complete assortment.
FAiLLE FRANCHISE; embracing al the new
shades for Autumn and Winter costumes. This
material has soft velvet finish with small round
cord and Is warranted not TO crack or sip.
READY MADE GARMENTS Ladies aud
Chlircn's Wraps of these. For many seasons
past we have shown by far the largest stock in
town at those popular prices that enabled us to
underscl competitors. ThisiseHsOn you viii lind
a stock far, lar larger than any sven we have
SHOWN. In all the great variety you will find
none r. sembling any hitherto, 10y us or others,
offered All new. alt our own exclusive sty les
all ut the most popular prices named
Fair Dealing. One Price strictly and Freshest
Novelties in Fancy and staple Products have
mrdu t. headquarters IN baltimore tor Dry
GnOiS.
~ vi.i, us. you'Il see the novctics'for fall
ami winter. We shall be glad To have you buy
Hut Il You buy you wIIl he sure of values when
cannot be cHCcel. But, II you do not buy. but
wish to lpoE you Will be welcome all the same.
7 EDWARD RIRn az Co.
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THE BAZAR-The bazlr in aid OF A fund +,
erect building for the Circulating Library and
the Jackson Guards, of Bel Air, was opened, on
Tuesday. under favorable auspices. It was
held in the Guards armory, formerly the old
Presbyterian church, which was utlractvely
decorated Outside long shed held the dining
and refreshmeut tables The room has been
crowded every evening. The receipts, ON the
opening night, were Sis
The tables were as follows
Fancy Table, by Mrs. VIM. $. Richardson,
assisted by Misses Mary Cough, Lena Bauer
Hettie Bauer and Carrie Richardson
Fancy Table, by Mrs. Young, assisted by
Mrs Clarence Cochran, Mrs John s. Young,
Misses Sue Z. Scotch, Florence Young, Milhe
Young, Emma Henderson, Florence Maulsby,
of Baltimore Mamie Seitz, of Easton, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Salady has charge OF the candy
table, assisted by Misses Ella Davlin, Blanche
Lee and MIR. Hobart Keech.
The Country Store is presided over Wv Mrs G.
A. Ilollngsworth, assisted by Misses Virginia
Lee, Mamie Cover, OF Baltimore Priscilla For
wood, Helen Bouldln and Miss Dougherty, OF
Baltimore.
Miss Ida Stewart is in charge of the "Omni-
mum Gatherum," assisted by Misses Dora
Romer and Susie Dougherty, OF Baltimore.
The cake table ia under the care of Miss
Laura Dallam and Misses Mamie and Maria
Norris.
The Jacobs Well is attended by Misses Agnes
Cover, Lille Forwood and Annie Young.
Mrs. Geo. r. CairDes has charge of the ice
cream table, her assistants being Misses Ida
Spcer, Molie Bateman and Mrs. John A.
Young.
The dining.room, where excellent lunches aud
hot supper are served, is presided over by Mrs
Geo +. Walker whose assistants are Mrs
Kirk, Misses Jennie MARYLAND, Julia Bateman
and Miss Jordan.
Over one of the fancy tables is suspended
large photograph of Mr.. Edwin Booth, the dis
tingulshed actor, who is native of Hartford
county, to whom the ladies in charge are in
debted for contribution of $500 to the cause
they have in hand. Beneath this portrait is
o hand.painted panel, of cherry wood, taken
from a cherry tree which stood at the Kitchen
door of the house where MIR Booth first saw
the light. The farm, about q. miles from
Bel Air, now belongs to Mr.. S. A. s. Kyle,
whose wife painted the panel and gave it to
the bazaar, 1t will be presented to Mr.. Booth.
The jackson IGuard5 had a dress parade and
went through the manual of arms, in front of
their armory, on the opening night ofthe bazaar.
The President of the Ladies' Committee, Mrs.
William Young, has been untiring in her ef-
forts for the baZlr and has been ably assisted
by the uuselfish labors of a number OF other Ia.
dies besides those who aided at the tables. The
bazaar will close to-day.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE
on the part of
THE EQUITABLE
a NEW POLICY
WHICH, LIKE A BANK DRAFT, Is A
SIMPLE PROMISE TO PAY.
NO CONDITIONS WHATEVER ON TIE
BACK.
HE VINO RUNS MAY READ,

The Equitable life Assurance Society is again
thr pioneer IN rUfD IN.
It now utf.rs new policy which is A SIMPLE
PRDMlSET TO PAY.
The back, inst"nd of being covered wit the
usual teChnicHi prov ,uns in small lyte, il with
out cnLd mons Indeed, II AN Applica nj desire it,
the entire back of the policy may be simply
blank pAper To meet the preference OF most
assureTs however. the Society, instead OF leay-
ing the back of the policy blank, end Jrscs upon
IL the following List of alnnLfau.a Y -
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Hartford County, as a Court of Equity. the
subscriber. as Trustee. will offer at Public Sale
at the Court House door, in Bel Air,
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1859,
At IL o'clock, NJ, all that
FARM OR PARCEL OF LAND,
in Hartford County and State of Maryland, con.
tanning
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Face of the New Free TOntine Policy

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
ClErf or TIL UNITED STATES, in consider
alton OF the written and printed application for
this policy, which s hereby made a part OF III is
contract, and of the payment IN advance II
dollars and-- cents and OF the pay muut of the
sane amount t ycatl ~ thereafter. at the Office
of the Soc cry in the City of New York. on the
-day oi---durng the continuance of this
contract,
DOES PROMlSETO PAY TO--hts executors,
Administrators or assigns. at the Office Of the
Society in tn" Clty of New Ynrk. --dOllars,
upon satisfactory proof of death of sHid----of
i'll the County of - state Of
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The Republican State Convention will
he held in Westminster October 1st
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The directors of our Agricultural society
hope to secure Pawnee Bil's Wild West Show
to add to the attractions of the next fair.
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DUBI.IC SAIL
PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit

Personal PROPERTY, to wit ::
Five Work and Driving Mares. one with Colt
by her side, four-Jear old Patchen Stallion,
Charles Patchen. sired by Baldwin's Patchen
hambletonian MESSENGER Colt, ~ years old !;
| Marshal Ney Col, 2H years old. very large g
Marshal Ney Colts, months and year old, re-
specuvely; Cows, some fresh by day OF sale,
others recently fresh and all good 6head of
young Cattle, Southdown Eve, Hogs, IL Pigs,
Sow aud Pigs. Jaeger Wagon. No top Bug
", ! two-horse Farm Wagon, Hay Press,
Wheat Drill, | Moving Machine, Stage and
Plow Harness. Self Binders, ] new, Plows Har-
rows, Cultivators and other Farming Impe-
ments, 20 tons of Hay, together with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including Cook Stoves. one perfectly new.
TERMS OF SALE.
A II sums OF Sl5 and under Cash on sums over
that amount credit of twelve months will be
given. on notes with security approved by the
auctoneer, bearing interest from the day of sale,
and payable at the Hartford National Bank of
Bel Air. HOWARD A. BATEMAN.
Agent for the Owners.
j. 5. Richardson, Auctioneer. 2iau
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TElCIIER~' INSTITUTE.

FTNENVIIIKN' INNTITI TIE.
nHcs Holrd SchO0{ Commissioners. !
bEL AIR, MD, Aug. 2Uth, 1851
A Teachers Institute will ba hell in Bel Air,
SEPTEMBER I'd to 9TH, both inclusive.
All the tcucnCrs Of the County are r. uuirpI to
be present, and no teacher viii receive his salary
Tor the time unless he attends.
a II persons intcrcs ed IN public education are
cordially invited to be- present. Bv order
JOHN d. WORIHINGTON,
"5au2t Examiner.
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The postmaster at stepney, while arrang.
ing his mails, found letter with the following
address
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Gov Jackssn has decided not 10 declare
the 18th of September legal holiday.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERs.-The Commissioners met on Monday.
Andrew Boyle reported that he had com
pleted his contract for opening the Line Bridge
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TERMS OF SALE

The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day Of sale one-third In six,
and the balance in twelve months from the day
OF sale; credit payments to bear interest from
day of sale, 10 be secured by notes of the pur-
chaser. with security approved by the trustee.
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS, Trustee
j. y. Richardson, AuctiOneer. l6au
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"Oh bear me away AT II rapid rate.
To Sussex county, Delaware State;
In Brdgeville PostOlllce let me BE-,
Until Mr.. NJ. w. Welsh calls for me-"
It was duly forwarded and no doubt reached
Its estimation.
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Frederick Female Seminary!
Reopens September 10, 1889

Reopens September 10, 1889.
Hasa large corps of well-qualn ed teachers, and
al the NJ polntm' his arr eNcrllent. Thorough
Instruct on Is XIV en- IN English in Ancient and
Modern blneuaRes, Muse, Art. Science, EIocu-
cution and Calisthencs. special courses maybe
taken in Music aHd Art, and diplomas obtained
accordingly. The buildings ARE com oiiOus and
elegantly furnished, well lighted. heated, venti-
lhtei, ana ahunlanily supplied with pure noun
thlh spring water. the situation IL delightful,
the emery Of the surrounding country beauti-
iui, and the climate mild aud healthful.
Terms reasonable. For catalogues apply to
WIN. II. PURNELL. ILL., D.,
2auSt Fredo rick, Md.