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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

PUBLIC SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.-The pu-
pills of the higher grades of Bel Air Graded
School intend to give dramatic and literary
entertainment, on Easter Monday night. 1t
will consist of an amusing little play, entitled
"The Spirit of &c." In it the hero, Boston
ian who has made fortune OF $40, 900 year in
the tea business In China, returns home, and
indseverything changed. The women are voting
and holding all the offices while the men stay
at home to take care of the babies. Other con.
ditions of society are also reversed, the women
taking the former place of the men and propos.
ing to the latter when they are DESTROYS of EN-.
barking in matrimony. The hero, Tom Car
berry, being q good catch, is beset on all sides
and is in imminent danger of being married
against bis consent, but is finally relieved from
his difficulties and marrles the girl he loves,
who, by the way. is apparently the emily one
who acts differently from the rest Of her sex
Scenes will also be given from Mark Twain
and Sheridan's "Scheol of Scandal" and there
will be tableaux, &c. The admission fees, 20
cents and Is cents, will be devoted to the pur-
chase Of philosophical apparatus for the school.
Prof Charles I. Wright is engaged at intervals
in drilling the pupils for the entertainment.
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reported Tor The Egi5.
SHANE, March lSth.-Mrs. Priscilla Rutledge
has been confined to her house by sickness. Dir.
Cairnes, of New Market, is her physiciau.
Mr.. Frank Wright and Miss Tilie Trout
were married on the 18th instant The Rev.
Mr. Bowers, OF Stewartstown, performed the
marriage ceremony. The boys gave the happy
couple the usual rattling of tin pans.
MIR. William Gibson, of Norrisvills, sold his
personal property at public sale on the 18th.
Messrs. 5. Il. Gilbert and j. " Slade were the
auctioneers. The crowd was said Is have mum.
bered 500 persons
st. Patrick's day was very mild and spring.
like, with birds singing and frogs croaking.
Last Saturday MIR. Jehu Rutesge had wood
chopping frolic. Eighteen hands were at work,
who cut down and trimmed up about three
acres OF wood land. E. NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. Daniel W. Michael
has bought from the other heirs their interest
In the farm Of his father, the late Bennett j.
Michael, situated near Calvary, and containing
81 acres, at g., 200.
Mr.. William Gibson has sold his farm of 100
acres, at Norrisville, to Mr.. John 7. McClung
for 50 $50, and will remove with his family to
Bel Air, intending TO make this place his future
home.
On Tuesday, at the Court House door, John
]. Alexander, auctioneer, sold at public sale,
for Messrs. Geo. Y. Maynadier and j. Royston
stiller, trustees, the farm of A. E. Cullum, 40
acres, near stepney, b. and o. Railroad, to Mr..
7. L. IIanway, of Aberdeen, for 8, 6a5.
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The panBY

For March comes TO our table, frelghted with
pictures and stories for the young folks from
eight to twelve. 1t is a beautiful magazine,
with not line OF reading that the most parti-
cular of parents can object to, The subscrip-
tian price is Sl.o0 year. The publishers, D,
Lothrop Company, Boston, will send q sample
back number on receipt of 5 cents.
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Abingdon Affairs.
Reported for The IEgls.

ABINGDON, Md. March l9th.-The Rev. &. L..
Cuddy, who has been pastor of the NJ. 4.
Church, at this place, for the last three years,
has been transferred to North Hartford Circuit.
His many friends here greatly regret the change,
but all join heartily in wishing him abundant
success in his new charge.
Miss Carrie Moulsdale entertained O number
of little boys and girls on the l4th. All had a
good time and speak very highly Of Miss Car
rie's hospitality.
Rock, herring, perch and various other kinds
of fish are plentiful at John Leghts fishing
shore, otter Point. Jgs
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Ranorted for The Ryis

Reported Tor The lEHis.
MARCH l9th.-Mr. &. z. Cronin, formerly Of
Michaelsville, has bought and removed 10 0
farm near Fountain Green.
Miss Gussie Nelson has left for prolonged
visit to Baltimore, after which she will 20 ts
South Carolina. Her departure ia regretted
by her many friends.
MIR. William Is. Richardson has purchased
the store of MIR. |. W. Lively, and has reopened
frst-class general merchandise store. Mr.
Richardson is an energetic young man and de
serves the patronage ofthc public.
MORE ANON.
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YouNG Trout FOR hartford STREAMS
Hon. Herman Stump has received a letter from
Fish Commissioner g. W. Delawder, In which
he says he has 1000 young brook trout for dis
tribution in Hartford county. He adds "They
will be ready TO 60 out In few days and l
would be glad II you would designate the pro.
per points and good men to receive them"
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LETTERS GRANTED.-Mr. J. Martin McNabb
has been appointed administrator of Theodore
H. Mclaughlin, deceased. Bond, $500. H.
Clay Whiteford and Edward James were ap-
pointed to appraise the personal estate OF said
deceased.
The appointment Of Eli and Thomas Il. Nor
ris, az executors of the will of Salem Norris,
deceased, was confirmed, on Monday Bond,
$1,000, Thomas Carcaud and Benedict F. Bus
sey were appointed to appraise the personal
estate of said deceased
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JarrettsviIIe Affairs.
ported for The Eg

MARCH 20th.-The Jarrettsyille Literary
Society rendered an excellent programme, at
their last meeting, consisting of music, recita.
tons, &c. The performers were warmly ap.
plauded. The society adjourned until Oct. 7th,
lsS9.
DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett has finished building a
large and convenient stable aud carriage house
Benjamin Mason, contractor.
The ladies of Bethel Mite Society will hold a
fair In the near future. The ladies OF the con-
gregation are requested to meet at tine parsor.
age at 8 P. NJ, Saturday, esd.
Mrs. Flora Peters ID visiting her parents, OF
Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Md.
Miss Annie Singleton, of Darlington, ID visit
Ing Miss Sue Wagner, at the Southern Metho-
dist parsonage. DIXIE.
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NEDDTICu IOT TIC lFYls.
MARCH l3th.-Our Lyceum was uncomfort.
ably full, last night After some fine reciations
by Rosa Crawford and others and select read
ings by A. II. Scarboro and Others, a debate
took place. The question was: "Resolved,
That women are more welded to fashion than
men are to politics" The question was hand led
without gloves by j. K. Day, w. K. Morrison
and Oliver Thomas for the affirmative, and by
John I. Lee, J. H. Scarboro and w. j. Findley
for the negative. 1t was decided in the afiirma.
tive. ORION,
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The Minnesota Legislature having offer.
ed bounty of S. head for the destruction
of wolves, the thrifty farmers of Fillmore
county, il is said, have taken 10 raising them
for the bounty, and find them more profitable
than pigs for the market
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DWELLING House BURNRD.-Last Sunday
afternoon, 18th instant, dwelling horse near
Magnolia, belonging to the heirs of John
sculy, deceased, was destroyed by fire, together
with its contents. The family had just returned
from church when the fire broke out, and had
time to save only some feather beds. The nre,
1t 10 supposed, originated from defe etiVe flue.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH APPOINT
MENTs.-The annual conference of the 8. NJ.
Church, before adjourning, at Alexandria, Va,
on Tuesday, appointed to West Hartford and
Susquehanns Circuits, Rev. j. s. Porter and Rev.
F. e. Rollman, and to East Hartford Circuit
Rev. e. l.. Damaron
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

Col. Theodore F. Lang, who was defeat
ed for Congress, in this district, last fall, by
Col. Herman Stump, is said to be the coming
man for postmaster of Baltimore city. Mr..
VIM. NJ. Marine, CT this county, has strong
backing for the collectorship of the port.
His Democratic friends in this county would
be gratified at his appointment.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

If woman would maintain her fine COM
plexion. she must anticipate all pimpes and boils,
the outcome OF bad blood, by the early and ire.
quent use of Laxador, the great blood purifier,
There ia nothing more narrowing to the sympa-
thetic mind than to hear crying baby. DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup will give instant relief to the
little sufferer. For sale at all drug stores. Price
pta
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Reported for The Hpis

hepoIteu Tor Inc [EgS.
MARCH 20th-Mr. Asbury Vogts, the we'll
known wheelwright at Kellylle, was married,
on the 10Th of February, at the parsonage, by
Rev. Mr.. Harvey, pastor of the Mountain Chris
tian Church. The bride received many useful
presents. On the following Thursday they
were serenaded by the Franklinvlle Band
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hurley, the latter sister of the bride, Mr.
John Hurley. Miss Florence Chamberlain, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas and Miss Airhsrt, of Fork
NJ.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

President Harrison has appointed James
s. Clarkson, OF Iowa, to be First Assistant
Postmaster General. ClarksOn was Vice
chairman of the Republican National Com
miltee, during the last election.
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PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-Thomas Duff, while
helping to saw shingles, at Messrs. VIM. E..
Robinson ~ Bros saw mill, near Wsteryale, had
the ends of the second and third fingers of his
right hand accidentally cut off by the saw. DR..
Charles Bagley dressed the wounds, which were
quite painful.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

Exceptional advantages for large Canning
establishment. Fruit and Vegetables cheap
Labor abundant shipping facilities by rail and
water. Correspondence solicited by The Board
of Trade, Salisbury, Wicomico County, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are
now running six trains in each direction, be-
tween Baltimore and New York using Read
ing and Jersey Central tracks from Philade-
Dhia
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President Harrison has nominated Mr..
Whitelaw Reid, editor Of the New York
Tribune. as minister 10 France, TO succeed
Hon Robert NJ. McLane.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

Hon. Frank T. Shaw again has our
thanks for congressional documents of vari-
Gus kinds
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

OUR CANNING INDUsTRY-Maryland in
1888 canned 1907, 450 cases of corn and 9GS,-
1913 cases of tomatoes, beating every other
State of the Union in the quantity of corn
and tomatoes canned. New York canned
5G3,4S cases of corn and Maine 496, 200 cases.
In tomatoes New Jersey ranked next to
Maryland with 7s9, 1868 cases. The totals for
the whole country were 3,491 ,474 cases OF
corn and 3,34S,137 of tomatoes. This was
larger production than was ever previously
known.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

SENTENCES IN LOCAL ORION 'CAsEs.-On
Monday, in the Circuit Court, Judge Walters
pronounced tue following sentences for viola
lions OF the local option law:
Daniel r. Burrill s75 and costa Joseph War
ner, 800 and costs; Mrs. Fredericka Cahen, 800
and costs; Philip Fox, 800 and costs; Isaac
Deckman, 1.-TWO cases $50 aud costs in each
case.
The parties sentenced as above were convict
ed at the February and May terms, 1888. At
the February court, In that year, d. r. Burrill
was convicted In three other cases, for the same
Offence, and sentenced to pay Gne of S75 and
costs in each case These cases were taken to
the Court of Appeals as test cases, pending the
decision in which, sentence OF the others was
suspended. The Court of Appeals having de-
cided against Burrill, sentence was passed in
in all the remaining cases, as above.
The fines not being paid at once Judge Wat
tiers issued bench warrant for the arrest OF
Burrlll and Fox. Burrill was taken into custo.
dy by Sheriff Hughes, but Fox has not yet been
apprehended.
motion In arrest ofjudgmeut, which WAS
made by Messrs. William Young and Hopkins,
was overruled, after argument, States Attor-
ney Webster appearing for the State. Counsel
for the traverseB argued that the law under
which their clients were about to be sentenced
was repealed and new law was enacted on the
lst Of last December.
The States Attorney called Judge Waters at
tention to the Rules OF Interpretation in the
Code, which provides that "All pending suits
actions and prosecutions for crime and mi.de-
meanors, including all civil and criminal pro-
csediugs whatsoever, shall be prosecuted and
proceeded with to final determination, and
judgment entered therein us if this code had
not been adopted"
The motion was Ovcrruled. Ga Tuesday a
writs of ha6eas corpus were obtained, in the
case of Burrill, roiurnable before Judge Vel.
lott, at TOwsontown. This case WAS heard by
Judge Ieliott, who rcmsndcd Burrll TO the
custody of Sheriff Hughes, who put him in jail
Mr. j. Edwin Webster represented the State,
Mr.. Wn!. l.. Cooley appearing for Burril.
On Tuesday, also, Judge Waters sentenced
Daniel X. Burrll to pay fine of $40 and costs,
for resisting Sheriff Hughes in discharge of his
duty.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22

The great struggle now going on for
home rule in Ireland led to an unusually ar.
dent celebration of the anniversary of ST..
Patrick, the patron saint of old Ireland. As
the day fell on Sunday its observance really
occupied three days. Everywhere panegyics
upon the saint were delivered, and the woes
ofthe Emarald Isle and the prospect of her ul-
innate emancipation from British rule were
feeling adverted to. The celebration was a
notable one in New York, especially, where
ex.President Cleveland delivered graceful,
speech, Saturday night, at The anniversary
dinner of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
st. Patrick's claim to veneration aud respect
does not rest, as many suppose, upon the ira
dition that he banished snakes from the soil
oflreland, but upon the more worthy hstori-
cal fact that through his preaching and yir.
tuous example the early pagan Inhabitants
Of the island were converted to Christianity.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit
One Sorrel Stallion. 8 years old, a good worker
and driver Bay Horse years old, will work in
all harness. Express Wagon and Harness,
Sulky Plow, No.Top Buggy. Wheelbarrow. l
Hay Cutter. Hay Fork, Shoats; lot OF Chick
Tubs. lot of Potatoes, Sauerkraut. Cabbage, &C.
Together with the
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting in part of l fine Walnut Bedroom Set
good as new, ledsteads, Bed and BEDDING, lot of
Carpet and Mating, Extension Table. Kitchen
Table, 2Tin Safe, lot of Dishes and Glassware,
Knives aud Forks, lot o: Tnware, Star Cook
Stove, No. s. with Utensils complete; Parlor
Stoves. Lounge. Parlor and Kitchen Chairs,
Rocking Chair, 2Clocks. Lamps. Benches and
many other articles not herein mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash on day of Sale: on sums over that amount
a credit of six months will be given. purchasers
to give notes, with approved security, bearing
interest from day of sale, and payable at the Har
ford National Bank of Bel Air. No goods to be
removed until settled for.
DANIEL E. LYNCH.
Us. Richardson, Auctioneer. 22mh
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WILLIAM NJ. MARINE, Solicitor

WILLIAM NJ. MARINE, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.
Charles w. Baker, In the Circuit Court
VS.. for
Malvene Mitchell, Hartford County.
ct. al. In Equity.
ORDERED, this 18th day of March. 1889, that
" the sale of the Real Estate mentioned in
these proceedings made and reported by Alex
ander g. MORGAN, trustee. in the above entitled
case be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 2O.h day of April next: provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper print
of three successive weeks before the said Goth
day of April next.
The report states the total amount OF sales TO be
$9,743.00. ....
A. L. JARRETT. Clerk.
True Copy, Test,
22mh A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk.
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THE ID. c. AND s. RAILRoAD.-WOrko on the
new railroad has been suspended, during the
last few days, on account of bad weather. The
engineers have been making surveys, lately,
with view of securing a better location for
the road nea" Bel Air 1t is proposed to
change the route near Mr.. william Il. Harlsn's
residence, running thence through the lands of
Mr.. j. l.. Mccormick, noar to and parallel With
the road leading to Mooreland Mill, crossing it
between the houses of Messrs. John Midway
and Patrick Carroll. From thence the route
proposed is north Of the present location, run
ming near the residence of Mr.. Robert Sellers,
and crossing on Mr.. john Moores' land near the
juGction of the road from Fountain Green to
the Hickory and the the road leading to Rutrs
Mill. From thence it will go through Mr..
Moorss' meadow, interesting tho fret route
surveyed on Mr.. X. John Rogers farm. If the
new route should be adopted the work already
done on Mr.. Charles Pocock's place will be
abandoned.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-03-22
A Scene in RRmOa.

Maryland Republicans continue to get
the cold shoulder at the White House
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS. The
County Commissioners met on Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell appeared before the
board in behalf of James q. Blansy, who petit.
tions for an increase Of his pension from $50 to
s75, the last Legislature having passed an act
authorizing the Commissioners, in their discre-
tion. to levy S75 yearly for Mr. Blauey.
Mr.. John McDoon, of the fifth district, wa,
authorized to expend $500 in turnpking the
public road in Dublin.
Mr.. John s. Dalton was appointed General
Road Supervisor of the fourth district.
The Clerk was instructed to notify John b.
Hey to complete his contract for making the
Highland station road.
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Samuel johnson, colored, was arrested and
brought before Justice Richardson, last satur-
day, charged with assaulting a white boy, nam
ed Brinton Wells. near wilma. The Justice ad-
judged him not guilty.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BUGGY.-Last Sunday
morning, when MIR Joseph HenriQues' coI0red
man went to the barn, on Wilton Fam, near
llavre de Grace, he was horrned at finding the
dead body of Mr.. Richard r. Carr, a form ten.
ant ON the place, seated in abuggy. The vehicle
was no-top one and Mr.. Carr was leaning for
ward, one hand still holding the lines and the
other resting upon the bottom ofthe buggy. The
mule attached TO the buggy IVES standing near
the fence.
Justice Pennng, of Havre de Grace, "a coro-
ner, summoned jury of Inquest, consisting of
j. I Baldwin, Charles b. Osborn, Robert A
Mitchell, Thomas Jamison, John A. Osborn,
Robert H. Hopkins, William Goodwin, John
VI. Michael, Clarence Kcnly, William j. Keen,
Samuel j. Ricketts, and j. Calvin Fletcher.
1t is stated that Mr.. Carr was in IIavre de
Grace, Saturday evening, transacting some bust
ness, and left about seven or eight o'clock,
going in the direction Of his home at Darlington.
The railroad gatckeeper spoke TO him as he
passed the liavre dc Grace crossing of the p,
w. and Is. Railroad, and the gate-kecpcr at
Darlington crossing also saw him as he passed
there 1t is supposed that he lost control OF
the animal he was driving, which instead of
going on 10 Oakingtun, turned into Mr.. Hen
riques' place, where Mr.. Carr formerly resided.
The body was examined by Dr.. X. f. Hastings
and the jury rendered a verdict that the de-
ceased came TO his death by cause or causes
unknown to the said jurors. The body was
taken to the late home of the deceased, where a
post mortem examination was made by DR..
W. b. Roe, who pronounced it a case of
hCart disease.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit:
One Horse, Steers, Cows. will be fresh In
April l OK Cart and Yoke, Express wagon,
Dearborn Wagon. Buggy, ] Phaeton, Sleigh,
/ set Double Harness. 2 sets Single Harness. set
Pillow Harness, 3 Plows, Harrow; Corn Cover Cover
Feed Cutter, Hay Fork, Lawn Mower. Grain
Shovel, Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Forks. Roller and
other Implements. Corn Barrel. Meat Barrels,
Utensils. Cooking Stove, Fixtures and Utensils,
other Stoves. set Bedroom Furniture and other
household goods, such as Chairs. rabies, Bods
and Bedding, Cupboard Ware, &c. Also ~ cords
of Wood and 800 bushels Of fine Wheat.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of SIS and under
Cash on all sums over that amount credit OF
nine months will be given, purchasers giving
their notes, bearing interest from day OF saie'
with security approved by auctioneer.
ELIZABETH S. WINCHESTER.
j. s. Richardson. Auctioneer. 2mh
UNunRuN RAUE
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TAKEN SICK AWAY FROM IIoME.-Arthur
Cronin, son OF Mr.. william 7. Cronin, of Per.
Evansville, is lying very i'll at the residence of
sx-sheriff Walker, near Bel Air Mr.. Cronin
came to Bel Air week ago last Monday, on
business, and while in town was seized with a
severe chill. On his way home he found that
he was not able to proceed further than Mr..
Walkers. His attack has since developed into
typhoid pneumonia. He is attended by Drs.
Munnikhuysen, OF Bel Air, and jackson, of Per.
rymans, the latter, Mr.. Cronin's family physi.
clan. His mother and other friends are with
him and it is sincerely hoped that with careful
nursing and the able medical attention he re.
csves be may soon be able TO be out again.
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Mr. Joseph u. Payne,
who lives near Worthwhile, is reported to be
quite i'll, with an affection OF the stomach.
Rev. E. E. Maynader, the popular pastor Of
st. Johns Catholic Church, Long Green Valley,
has nearly recovered from an attack of pneu.
monia, under the skillful treatment of DIR. A.
s. Baldwin. When his health 10 entirely re-
stored he will be transferred to St. Mary's
Church, in the upper end of Hartford county
Union.
Mr. Arthur Thomas, coachmakcr at Prospect,
was suddenly taken violently Ill, on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Jesse &. Lukens, Of West Grove, Pa, ia
on svisit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Riley, Churchyille.
Mr.. Jesse Burbank, near CLurchville, is quite
sick with threatened attack Of pneumonia.
Miss Mary Everbach, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mrs, Henry Selfe, at Darlington.
Miss Lille Cole, of Dublin, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cy. Courtney, near Aberdeen.
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State and County Taxes, for 1889,
for the several Collection Districts of said coun-
ty.
They further give notice that persons bidding
for said collections shall. at the time OF so doing
ficieut bond or bonds for the respective district
or districts Tor which such persons may have bid
The penal sum and conditions of said bonds to
be In accordance with the provisions of Article
81 of the Code.
They also give notice that all bids must he
strictly in accordance with the provisions of said
Act of 1876 Chapter 372 by orier.
mh22 G. W PROCTOR. Clark