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VARIETIES.

Fathers whose only resources are
daughters should husband their resources.
1t takes an unusually self satisfied man
to be arrogant and naughty in pair of fray
ed trousers
True politencss is perfect ease and free
dom. 1t simply consists in treating others
as you love to be treated yourself
Some of us fret inwardly, and some fret
outwardly. The former is the better plan
for our friends, but the worse for ourselves.
The bird that can sing and won't sing
should he made to sing, and the woman who
can talk and won't talk should be maze be.
rOine
-Bessie-"ln the history class to-day the
teacher spoke about the tr-colOr What is
the lr-coIor, mammal" Mammal think
the teacher must have referred to yellow, my
dear. 1t is very trying color"
There are days when the small boy, who
shrieks if lis face is washed in cold water,
feels only thrill of delight as his blue fng
ers mold the irigid snow balls Truly, the
will is the real creator of conditions.
You are the most worthless man that
ever made wOman's life intoerable, john"
And week atterward she sued a railroad
COMPANY for 100000 damages for killing
John. The perversity of some women is
past comprehension
-"Li,tle Dick-"Papa won't you take me
to the crcus?" Papa-"My son, don't you
know cirCuses are wicked ?" Eyes, papa,
but this isn't a regular show it's only 10
cents children, cents" -well-er-
a 10 cent circus cant be so very wicked
Let's go"
A poorly clad little girl came into the
store of one of our s'nl0ners recently. She
wished to buy some writing paper and was
shown some at ) cents quire How much
will half quire be-" she inquired. Three
cents" said the clerk. III you please IL
take the other half"
Robbie returning from school after
history lesson)-Mamma, was Charles III. an
Episcopaan "No, my son. Why did you
asls that?' well the history says he did
things he ought not to have done, and left
undOne things he ought to have done; and so
| suppose he must be-"
Bobby was spending the afternoon at
his aunt and for some moments had been
gazing out of the window in painfully
thoughlful sort of way. "What makes you
SO serious. Bobby" asked his aunt. why,
una told me that must remember not 10 ask
for anything to eat, and / am trying 10 re-
member it,"
Little Ina, nearly five years of age, set
out to visit school the other day as guy as q
lark, but returned after the session with IA
Their H carewOrn expression OF c0untenance.
When asked how she liked school she said
II did not like H." "Why not?" ooh |
had To work awful hard" "What did you
have to do" ~ had 10 keep still like every
thing"
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poctical.
THE TINE NEEDS HEART.

So truly said. o. singer of the South,
Great,souled. warm-hearted, loving, brave
LRnier
The Time needs heart" Oh, would that thou
vert here
Still, with thy wistful flute against thy mouth.
Singing thine altruism sweet and clear
1.-The Time needs heart" needs larger faith in
man;
More joyous hold upon the things to be;
More courage TO do well and patiently
The little parts that fit the unseen plan
And knit. q God, the nations unto thee!
THE Time needs heart" needs greater love
for all.
Both rich aud poor, both high ami low estate.
For love can loose the devil-grasp OF fate,
As David harpcd the demon out Of saul,
Aud made mans soul It's own high potentste,
Tho Time needs heart" moro tender charity;
More tears for brothers fault; more helping
hands;
More bearers of the light to midnight lands:
More churches with their wide doors gospel
More narrowing of phylacteries and bands.
THE Time needs heart" less scashness and
greed;
Less grinding OF the widow and the poor;
Less Rrasping at the devils golden lure;
Less heapinH up of wealth beyond the need,
And monuments that for day endure.
THE Time needs heart" needs that fine chivalry
mat kneelS before the gentle, pure and good,
hut nightly, with stunt Of blade nor blood,
Assals the dragon vile. inquiry,
And all its hateful hydra-headed brood.
The Time needs heart."O sing it, Poct-sous,
And live II. and adorn ii with your deeds
Have done with lispinR lutes and alying reeds,
The trumpet thunders and the chariot rolls -
On, let US sing again of men and st"eds
James Buckhdm.
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Wanted 10 make Sure.

Judge, yer honor" said an angry looking
citizen Ms lie made his way into The private
office of the Police Magistrate. 81 want to
AK yez wan question"
"What is that p
IF l wuz to go down an hit Micky Dolan
wild a crowbar how much would it cost met"
Not less than twenty dollars, you may be
sure"
rs that all? Well, there's wan more thing
I'd loke to know"
"What is ii p
III old throw in an extra tin dollars,
would yez send peece man along wild me,
to tend to the matter for me. AS long as dim
payin' for the job, old loike to be sure
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The Burglars Mistake.

Paris was reused the other night by his
housckeeper, who said; Monsieur, there's
Il burglar
what, a burglar. come to pay me visit
He must have been wrongly informed it is
impossible"
why, look, he is there. He has already
scaled the first floor and has now reached
your balcony"
The journalist quietly got up, opened his
window, and found himself face to face with
the burglar
MY friend, you have got t. the wrong
house; the banker lives next door; dare say
will find there what you want"
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He Appreciated Her.

1T is too bad" said young Mrs. Cook,
with big tears in both her eyes, as she and
her husband were seated at the supper table.
what is the matter, dearest?'
"The cake"
"Oh, well, never mind. We needn't eat it,
your know"
But it is dreadfully discouraging to find
that your cake is dough-" she sobbed."
Yes but little thing like that is more
than compensated for by your rare good
sense and consideration.
"In what respect"
an not trying to convince your husband
that your dough is cake"
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THOMAS IL. ROBINSON, Solicitor.
ORDER PUBLICATION,

Va. for Hartford County.
DOrotheo A. Morgan. In Equity
INTH object Of this suit liz to obtain for the
l. complainant a divorce a uiHcuiO matTimOnii
from the defendant.
The bill alleges that the parties were married
on the 9th day OF January. in the year 1859. and
lived together until May, 1879, when defendant
abandoned complainant and removed from the
State of Nary land; that the abandonment has con-
tinued for more than three years unnterrupt-
eddy, and is deliberate and final. and the separ-
alton Of the parties is beyond any reasonable ex-
pectation of reconciliation. and that the defend
ant does not reside in the State of Maryland
The bill prays for a divorce a vinculo matri-
monii and for notice by publication to the de-
PENDANT.
Its thereupon. this 3lst day OF January in the
year 1889, adjudged and ordered by the Circuit
Court for Hartford County, as a Court Of Equity
that the complainant, by causing Il copy of this
order TO be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Hartford county once in each Of four sue
cessive weeks. fifteen days before the 18th day
OF March, 1889, give notice to said absent de
PENDANT of the Object and substance OF this bnl,
and warn her to appear in this Court, 10 person
or by Solicitor, on or before the 10Th day of
March next. to show cause, ii any she has why
Il decree ought not to pass rs prayed.
A. LlSGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
feb a. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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-"Maude," he said softly, as he pulled out
the tremulo stop in his arynx, "will you
marry me ?" NO." she said with all the
earnestness OF sincere conviction. He paus-
ed, as if in deep thought, and then said ::
"Strange, strange, how simple word re-
wives scenes and impressions that have pass.
cd away. lam almost certain that | have
heard that before"
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LIFE.

Life ia too short for any bitter feeling,
Time Ia the best avenRer, If we wait
The years speed by, and on their wings bear heal
ing;
We have no room for anything like hate.
This solemn truth the slow mounds seem reveal
ing;
That thick and fast alb out our feet are stealing
Life is too short. EWl Wheeler.
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Large Public Sale
or
Fine Horses & Household Furniture.
The undersigned, having disposed all his
real estate in Hartford county, will sell at Public
Sale, at Bush Mills, near Abingdon.
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th, 1850,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
His Entire Stock of Horses,

One Red Eye Colt, year old, Gray Marshal
Ney Colt, years old ! HamDetonan Colt,
years old Roam Colt, years old Legatee
Horse, years old | Dun Horse, JEFF syears,
good roadster. | Brown Patchen Colt, years Old,
] SOrrel Patchen Mare, years old ! sorreI
Horse. Nick of the Woods, years old bay
Mare, Ham betonian, years old Bay l4anbe-
tonian Mare, years old; Gray Mare. 10 years
Old, I Bay Mare. II years old; Bay Horse, II
years old koan Horse, IL years Old. Also
Saddles and Brides, sets Single Harness. Top
Buggy, Il lot Hay and straw together with
Beisteads and Bedding, Dining Room Extension
Table, Buffet. Bureaus, Dining Room Chairs.
] Kitchen Table. Cook stove and Fixtures,
Lounge, ] Ice Refrigerator. 80 lbs. Hams and
Shoulders. 3 Cultivstors, / Pillow. Work Bench.
! Feed Cutter, a lot Barrels and Dem Johns.
Dayton Wagon, / Blackboard Wagon. new Track
Sulky, Weighs 81 lbs, 100 Chestnut Posts. bored
and hewed out. y Barrel Mixed Paint, y Barrel
Machine Oil, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.
A sums Of $40 and under Cash on day OF sale:
on SUNS over that amount credit OF nine
months will be given, purchasers TO give their
notes. bearing interest from day of sale, with HD-
proved security. and payable at the Hartford
National Bank Of Bel Air. -
JEROME b. WELLER.
,har1 apfa Aunt fah
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-"Siy, mamma" said Willie, when he
saw picture of Pegasus for the first time,
"is that q horse-ly? p
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Anything for a Quiet Life.

Ofthe many well earned jokes, at the eX-
pense of foolish men who do not advertise,
the following recent one from Perks Sun is
among the best: "A demonstrating man
went into Il store the other day and sat down
for half an hour or so, when a clerk asked
him if there was anything she could do for
him. He said no, he ddu't want anything.
She went away and he sat there halt an hour
longer, when the proprietor went to him and
asked if he wanted TO be shown anything.
NO. said the nervous man. II just want
to sit around. My physician has recommend
ed parfect quiet for me, and says above all
things mus avoid being in crowds Motto
ing that you do not advertise in the newspa-
pers, | thought that this would be q quiet
place as could find, SO just dropped in
for few hours of isolation" The merchant
picked up bolt of paper cambria 10 brain
him, but the man went out. He said all he
wanted was n quiet life"
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, TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMENTs .--One SOU are
Insertions or less $l50. Each subsequent in sertio
25 cents Longer advertisements in the same pro
portion. Aspace equal TO six lines max esasquare
Figure-work double price.
lObituarles and Personal Communications will
oelnserted at ten cents per Incl
~ Yearly advertisement ttatspecial rates.
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TRUsrEEs' SALE.

by virtue of deed of Trust from Joseph
Tmmons to VIM. Young, trustee, and an order of
the Circuit Court for Hartford County, as Court
OF Equity, thereon, the subscriber. as trustee, Will
sell nj Public Sale, on the farm where said Tim
mons now resides, near Magnolia station, on the
on F., W. and Is. Railroad, on
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DUBLIS SALE

P'HL'' SALE -or-
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING I'M
PLEHENTS.
The subscriber. having rented his farm, will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises, near Moore
land Mills, ~ miles from Bel Air,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, 1850,
Commencing at 10 o'clock. A. NJ the following
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING M
PIGMENTS:
Mules, just IN their prime, yoke of Oxen. VT Il
matched and none better in the county, D Grade
Short Torn and Jersey Cows, lot of Young Jat-
tie. thoroughbred Southdown Buck, | grade
Eve, grade Chester Sows 10 fine ShOats, o.
born Steel Binder, new. / Osborne Mower, |
Tiger Horse Rake, Buckeye Wheat Drill, l
Spring tooth Harrow, Double Harrow, Cham
pion 40 hundred Wagon, 3 inch tread, in com
plete order; Ok Tart in complete order, ] I'm
proved Racine Farming Mill, new, / Oliver
Chilled Pow. Bradley Pinw. Cutivators,
Roller, Hay Fork with Blocks and Rope, | Log
Chain. Treble, Double ana Single Trees. /
Wagon Saddle, splendid sets of Wagon aud Plow
ton. nearly new, also lot Of Cow Haiers. and
other articles not enumerated. All the Farming
implements are near.y new aud in complete
order. This property will all be- sold without
reserve.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF SO and under cash en- sums over
that amount a credit OF nine months will be
given. purchasers TO give their notes, bearing in
terest from day Of sale, with approved security.
and payable at the Second National Bank of Bel
Air.
lfeb OHIO S. LEE.
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Saturday, February 23d, 1899,
ALE o'clock, NJ, the following

PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit !:
Horse, Cow, Sow, lot OF PORK, Studebaker
Wagon, Champion Binder and Truck. super
Tor Drill Hsnch Suky CultiYator, Iron Age Cui-
vatUr, two-hotse Plow, Harrow, One-horse PIow,
Corn Marker, Corn Shelter, Cider Mill, Roller. set
Wagon Harness, set Buggy Harness, Buggy,
Corn in the Ear, Hay, Il dozen Cane-Seat Chairs.
Extension Table. small Table, Bureau, Wash
stand, Hay Carriage, and other articles. Also
the LIFE ESTATE of said Joseph luminous,
after the death OF his mother, in the land
devised TO him by the last will and testament
OF his father, John TmmOns, CONTAINING
ABOUT 80 ACRES, improved by frame
DWELLING, Stable. Granary, &C., being the
same land and promises whereon said Joseph
luminous now resides.
TERMS OF SALE.
As to Personalty.-Al sums of SO and under
Cash on all sums over so a credit OF 1 months
viii he given, purchasers to give notes, bearing
interest, with security approved by the trustee,
and payable at the second National Bank of Bel
AIR aud as TO to the Life Estate, Une third Cash
on day OF sale, one-thlrd In SIX months aud Ual-
ance in II months credit, payments to bear inter-
est AID be secured by the Bonds Of the purchaser,
with security approved BY the trustee.
Ifeb WIN. YOUNG, Trustee.
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The following PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit:
HORSESHOE good Work and Driving
Horses, wel!-bred Brood Mare. in foa by Red
Eye; ! large Bay Horse, years old OF Harry
Arlington stock: gentle, safe. fin0 driver and
shows plenty of speed; large Sorrc Colt,
years old next May. weIl-hroken; | Back he'd
Eye Colt, one year cd next spring.
COWS AND CATTLE.-ll good Mix Cows
some fresh Others will be fresh soon Steers .
Heitcrs.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.-One
two-horse Farm Wagon, l No-tOp Buggy, l
Champion Corn Planter, plants two rows AT
time Roller, | Hinge Harrow and Chain, OK
Yoke. ] OK Pole, PIOw Harness. Collars. &c.
Also Coal Stove, large Spy GLASS; Corn by the
barrel, 30 bushels Of fine Burbank Potatoes, 400
lbs. OF Pork about loo lbs. Of guol Lard. 800
heads OF Cabbage, Small Ducking Skif, ten
FIve-gAllon Milk Cans about one bushel of
Onion Sets, together with many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of ten dollars ana under Cash on the
day OF sale on sums over that amount a credit
of eight months will be given, purchasers to give
their notes, bearing interest from the day of sale
with approved security, and payable at the Har-
ford National Bank OF Bel Air.
Z. c. CRoNIN.
j. ). Richardson, Auctioneer. lfeb
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STATEMENT
OF THE
RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS
OF THE

OF THE
Treasurer 10 the County Commissioners
of Hartford county, from June 80,
1857, 10 June 80, ISSs.
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Special Column.
ATTEST CLASS BUSINESS COLLEGE

Eaton & Burnett's. Cor. Baltimore and Charles
Streets. Baltimore. The best place for obtain
ing a knowledge of Bookkeeping, PenDanshp,
Arithmetic, Correspondence Commercial Law,
Business. Practice, Type Writing, Telegraphy,
etc. etc. 2jan
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DISBURSEMENTS.

Chenworth VIM. H.
Waters VIM. H., saving lumber
Calder John E., smith account. &.
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Day Of the Week ut Manila.

Although the Philippine islands lie near 10
the Atlantic coast it was believed by
Spani rds who sailed eastward from
America that they were settled. Did
they revise their calendar when they
crossed the magic line and strike out
day TO keep themselves abreast OF the times
No such Thing The Spanish dous of that day
were a proud and fiery folk, and il their ca
lendar did not agree with the times then so
much the worse tor the times. Anyhow, the
fact remains that when they arrived al the
Manila or Philippine islands they still reck-
oncd by the calendar which bad been taken
from Spain to America, and from America.
by them on their voyage. They were, of
course, a dny in arrear but MS there were not
then any important settlements Of civil
zed nations thereabout with whom the date
colud be compared the error was not MOTTO
ed the reckoning took firm hold, and, in
consequence, the inhabitants Of Manila
keep ploddiug along one day behind all their
immediate neighbOrs.
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TERMS OF SALE,

All sums OF $50 and under cash on sums over
that amount u credit of eight months will be
given, purchasers giving their notes, with APP
proved security, bearing interest and payable at
the Second National Bank of Bel Air.
4. N. ALLEN, Trustee.
]. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. 25ian
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,
~ n % %

4 ] 0eA1041S -AA%--nA
consisting in part Of pair large Coach Horses.
well-broken, four and i've years old In spring !;
large Work Horse | large Work Mare, with
fOal, Moscow Colt, years in spring, good
Mules. well-brOken: 4 Horses, work anywhere;
grade Jersey Cows. fresh three and four years
old l young Aderney Cow, fresh weeks: 2
grade Jersey Hefers with calf by thorough-6red
Jersey Bull: grade Short Horn, with calf
Heifers. | Bull, . HOlstcin Bull Calves. ] Berk-
shire Boar. thoroughbred, Brood SOws and
Pigs, lot Sh ats, lot Chickens, Wheat and Corn
Drill. Fertilizer attachment: | Tiger Rake and
Fertilizer Broad Cast, Mower, binder, one
horse spring Wagon, ] Hay Carriage for two
horse Wagon. Single Harness. Double Harness.
PlOw Harness. Feed and Fodder Cutter. new;
Hay Fork aud Rope, twn-horse Spring wagon,
] Dayton agon, passenger, with shafts and
Pole, / one-horse Sleigh, | twO-horse Sleigh,
Forks. Rakes. ShOyels, MattOks, &C., lot Potatoes,
RUtabagRs, Hay and Corn, Dairy Fixtures,
Churns, Pans, Jars &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $50 and under cash on the day of
sale; on sums over that amount credit of IL
months will be given, purchasers to give their
notes, bearing interest from the day OF sale, with
approved security. and payable at the Second
National Bank of Bel Air.
JOHN II. RECKORD.
J. s. Richardson, Auctoueer.
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o. of said Harvard, consisting r
Ss1EGA in part of | pair of Black t%S4f3
~NMules, pair of Bay Mules. W1NM
fosi by Aimnnt CHIEF: i C1It- ,hree y,..rs - n
April l Almont Chief Colt. six months old 8
MIX Cows, Hogs, ] four-horse Wagon, l two
Cart, Osborn Binder. No. II. Moving Machine
Tiger Horse Rake, Roller, Double Sulky
Corn Cutivstor. Horse Cart, | Wheat Drill,
Iron Age Cultivators. 2 Oliver Chilled Flows,
South Bend Pillow, 2 sets of Breechband Harness.
sets Lead Harness, Q sets Plow Harness, 2 sets
Single Harness, Carriage Tongue, Spreadcrs, lot
Old Iron, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF $40 or under cash; on sums over
that amount credit of nine months will be Civ
en-, purchasers giving their notes. with approved
security, bearing interest from dav -: safe.
SEPrlMUS DAVIS Trustee.
J. ). Richardson, Auctoneer. 25jan
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CRANE BROTHERS 423 East Baltimore
~ ST., First Carpet House west of Gay street,
Baltimore, Md, have on hand a large and varied
stock of Carpets, Rugs. Oil Cloths, ETC., for the
Fall and Winter selection All the latest Pat
terms and Styles.
s1S Give US a call, before placing your orders
elsewhere. lljln
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DUBi.IC SALE.

Six head Of Horses and Colts, l rood Mare 2
Colts, years old this spring, Mule. weIl-bruken.
fine Paul Clifford Horse, 7 year, i'd, can trot
close to minutes, Milk Cows, young Heifers,
l Brood Sow, 10 Snoats, l four or siI horse
Wagon, good as new, new Wagon Bed, three
or four-horse Wagon, two-horse Wagon. Hay
Carriage. Plano Binder and Truck, Quaker
city Mower, Bradley Rake, good & new, |
McHenry Grain Drill, Roller. two hU e Brad
ley Workers, 8 Iron Cuitivators, No. 40 Oliver
Chilled Pic ws, 2Harrows, Shovel Flows, Corn
Marker, Sleigh and bells, Top Buggy 3 sets
Brepchband harness, new, 8 sets Lead Harness
good as new, set single Harness. Plow harness
Fifth Chain, Log Chain, 20 barrels Corn, 80 bush
els Oats, 50 bushels seed Potatoes, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF $40 or under cash on sums over
that amount a credit of nine months will be
given, purchasers giving their notes. with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from day of
sale, and payable at the Hartford National Bank
OF Bel Air. No goods to be removed until set
tied for.
VIII. & j. o. TOwNSLEY,
George A. Cairnes, Auctioneer. lfeb"
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~ Six large, wel-broken Mules, l very
raUTA fine Family Driving Horse. seven years
~ lold. ID hands high. sound and perfectly
by Planet, he Ivy Lexington, In foal by Thorn
dale Idol; bigh-bred kentucky Brood Mare, 10
years old, in foal by Thorndale Idol; wel-bred
broken, sire, Tyboy Biackhawk, dam Virginia.
she by Planet; = Bay Colts, one and two years
Thorndale Idol. / Bay Flly. Lilly Thorn, regis
tered. years old, sired by Thorndale Idol. very