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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-01-31

The Opinion of our State Treasurer.
BEL AIR. Md, August 9Th, 1889.
w. SratktS0n FOraD0Od. Esq:
DEAR SIR l purchased of you last fall and
again this last spring, HI. s. Miller & Co.'S Pure
Bone Meal and must say that regard 1t as one OF
the best fertilizers | have used. My object, how
ever, in writing is to say that wish you to order
for me this fall when you send your order for new
supply, Yours truly
STEVENSON ARCHER.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
Tor Hartford county, as Court of Equity. the
suhsctiher, as trustee, Will sea at puUic auction
On the premises,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1890,
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in excellent order.
In and around the canning house are full set
of canning house fixtures consisting in part of
l 40 II orse Power Boiler, used tor two seasons,
large ShriVer Steam Process Kettles and II
Crates for same. Exhaust Kettles and Crates
for same. Knowles Pump, l Engine, | pair 5
ton Fairbanks Scales. Platform Scales, Cap
ping Irons. Baskets. &c.
After the sale of the farm will offer thereon
a ip inn
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. intending to remove TO the
city. will sell at Public Sale. at their residence.
on the farm of the late DIR. Thos. E. Bond. on the
road leading from Fallston To Reckord, miles
from the former and mile from the latter
place,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2Oih, 1890,
At 10 o'clot k. A. M, all their
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c., to wit:
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The list of names from which the above
were drawn was as follows:
FIRST District.-Frank Touz.l, Geo F. Terry.
Daniel Callahan, Herman w. Hanson, Henry
Dill, Thomas Moulsdale, john p. Leiyht. j, s.
b. Hanway, John Y. Pierce, Albert r. Nag
ness, William H. Arnold. john A. McCon.-
mons, George Emmurd, John Carroll Walsh
Henry Culum, John G. Herbert. J. Thuma
Webster, Alex. s. Bell. Fred. X. Gunther
Thos j. Tydngs.
Second District Richard NJ. Taylor, Dr.. W.
W. VIrdm, Alex. e. MORGAN, Geo. W. Ga lup,
Jos. B. Henriques, BENZ w. Herring, Charles
Smith, John w. Michael. Samuel J Kirk,
Fred. y. Mitchell, Lawson Cooley, John Henry
Cole, Z. w. Baker, IN. h. Brown, John Henry
Mitchell, James l. Bowman. Geo A. Baker,
Luther s. Osborn. Richard q. We Is Charles
Kincaid, John Mitchell, Dr., q. A Gilbert. John
E. Bruey, Bennett Osburm, VIM j. HOPKINS.
John Michigan, AoI 2, Dever. VIM K-nnrdy'
Robert b. Hopkins, Henry l.. Arthur, Samuel
ID. Bradford. Benedict F. Keen. John II. Bald
win, William F. ReasIn, William S ParKrr,
Martin W; Gilbr't John Bnrkrn-, John II
Bowman / W. Bayless. Robt. f. McGaw
Third District. John W. Cole, VIM. L..
Amoss, Benedict F. Bussey, N tthan Grafton
James G. Robinson, James Swartz Robert C.
Richardson, VIM. s. Cole, K. Coleman She idan,
Thos. M. Allibone, A. Z. Barton, James A.
VIM. Webster, Michael Murphy, Rumsey
Flowers, A. b. Hanson, Alfred Mnnick, David
L. Tucker, Joseph Mckee. Alexander smith,
Wesley Phillips. John W. Paca, VIM ID. Lee
James w. Walters, DR.. John F. Bull, VIM. II.
Michael. Milton BosIey, George Lochary, Eph-
rain Mccain, Daniel j. Tayson, Frank w.
Maynadier, EIwood 7 Anderson, John g.
Norris, Paul Fredk. Kolk. Patrick Gleason,
Benz. F. Cook, j. F. Mitchell, John Harvey, Ed
ward j. Colgan.
Fourth District.-Dr. Josiah T. Payne, VIM.
shanberger Charles s. NJ. Beser, Robt. II.
Thompson, Thomas Durham, John S. Baldwin,
Matthew b Clark, Benz. a. Ayres, of Thos.,
John e. Robinson, Isaac Rockhold, Lewis i.
Allen. YIN. b. Huichins, Kennedy Street,,
Richard r. HaPKins. VIM, S, Long Charles H.
Dance, John Lynch of Dennis, VIM Baldwin,
George w. Street,, Thomas Few, John W.
Barton, George Lennon, }. Z. D3voe. Jacob
NJ. Mordew, George Beya of JAS, Thomas
Hitchcock of Benz, Nelson Woodward, Charl, s
Eek, VIM. NJ. Glenn. james Rampev, john o.
Donahoe, Samuel.J. Kirkwood, Cbas E. Nelson,
Israel A. Scarf, Jr., Jesse G. Taylor, Samuel
Badders. VIM. n. Cathcart, Harry d. Hanway.
Carroll Pennington, Grafton Devre.
Fifth District DIR. John Sappington, Thos.
Jones, Andrew Cummings, Edward e. Hop.
kins, of Lee, Archibald Heaps, VIM. E. Snod-
grass. George Kennedy, John VIM. Galbreath,
John May Scarborough, Joseph R. Jones, VIM.
K. Holloway, John Dunnigan of Juo., VIM T.
Harrison, John j. Brinkman, VIM. Norris,
Philip j. Scarborough, w. Addison Lee, Alouzo |
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A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Last Sunday morn
ing Mr.. VIM. j. Demoss, of Emmorton, being
about to drive ont, threw buffalo robe into
his buggy while getting in. This frightened
the horse, which upset the buggy and ran
away. Mr.. ,Demoss was caught under the top
of the vehicle and dragged some distance. being
somewhat bruised. The horse ran towards Bel
Air and turning into side road stopped.
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DUBL1C SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY


The undersigned. about to mnve IN tho citv
Wi, viii sell &C Public Sale, on the WoodIawn farm,
Wn n inIies south OF Abingdon and mile from
'an ouoer Station B. aud o. r..
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A man who has practiced medicine Tor 40 years
ought to know salt from sugar; read what he says:
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10. 1881
Messrs. F. J. Cheney 4 Co.-Gentlemen Il have
been in the general practice of medicine for most
perience have never seen IA preparation that
could prescribe with as much confidence of success
as can Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by YOU
Have prescribed it great many times and its
effect is wonderful and would say in conclusion
that | have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it
would not cure, if they would take it according to
directions.
Yours Truly.
l.. L. GORSUCH, NJ ID.
DrES
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Letter from lakewood.

Reported for The Egis
JAN. 29-rhe oyster supper for the benefit of
Mt ZION Church was great success The receipts
were about SO.
la grippe has also seized our people. Mr.. Thos.
i. Maggie and bis entire family have been very
sick with it. Mr.. Charles Ely has been under the
doctors hands. Miss Kate Harvard, who has been
sick for two weeks, Is out again. Mrs, q. w. Har-
ward is still quite sick with the disease. Miss
Dora Whistler has been very i'll, consultation of
Drs Lee and Whistler having been held ON her
case. Mr.. b. p. Carriers entire family have been
affected with Ia grippe, but are better Miss GRACE
A. Cole, grand daughter of Jos. o. Cole, is very
low with Ia grippe and catarrh fever. Squire
TragO is also sick.
Mr.. s. l.. Cole who was injured in railroad
wreck. will return home about the first of February,
minus one foot
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PERSONAL PROPERTY,

-
of said Baker consisting in part of young and
well-broken Muls, good Horses. 3 Grade Jer-
sey Cows, one will be fresh by day of sale. the
other two i'll the spring; Brood Sows, Boar
Hog, four-horse Wagon, l two-horse Wagon,
jump. seat CHrriuge, Top Buggy, Road Cart,
l Express Wagon, with top, and anot her without
top: Sleigh ana Bells, Grain Drill Farmers
Friend Corn Planter. Corn Worker. Cultivators.
Roller. and other farm stock and agricultural
implements. Also
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITU Re.
Also 1.3C0 Cases of Empty Corn Cans. 1872 Cases
Empty Peach Holes, 769 Gases of Extra Large
Holes,
TERMS OF SALE AS TO REAL ES FATE.
The Terms of Sale prescribed by the decree
are-That onethird OF the purchase money shall
be paid in cash on the day of sale. or on the
ratification thereof, in the discretion OF the
trust, g: one-third thereof in six months and
the residue in twelve months from the day of
sale, the credit Payments to bear interest from
the day of sale ana to he secured by the notes
or bonds of the purchaser with security to be
approved by The trustee.
AS TO Personal PROPERTY.-All sums of $40
and under Cash all sums over that amount
a credit o. nine months will be given, plr-
chasers giving notes, with =, curity
STEW E. sun "A. W lLLIAMS,
Trustee.
}. j. Alexander, AuctionBer. 3ljan
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NOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby announce to their pa
irons ard the public generally that the firm of
Henry Reckord & Sons as extended after the
death of Henry r. CHORD, the senior partner b y
the surviving partners and the representatives
of said Henry. expired by limitation on JANUARY
LIST inst The business of said firm is now in
course of settlement by he surviving -rtners.
The Henry Reekord Manufacturing COMPANY
or Hartford County, corporation recently or
ganized by ourselves and other members of our
family. VIII. on February LIST prox succeed to
the business formerly conducted by said firm At
thank all our patrons for the liberal patronage
extended US In the past and bespeak continu
ance thereof,
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TERMS OF SALE,

All sums of ten dollars and under cash on
sums over that am 'unt credit of nine months
VIII be given, on notes, with approved security.
bearing interest from the DAY Of sale anu paya-
bile at the Hartford National Bank of Bel AIR
No goods TO be removed unul settled for 10y cash
note.
HENRY BAKER
j. ). richardson, AuctIoneer. 3ljan
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AT 10 O'clock. A. NJ,
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY tn wi


Inc Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit
-rour good Work and Driving Horses Mule,
uoat W aRon aud Harness, z rod Mi Oh Cows
one 'horUuKo bred Jersey. Two will be fire sh in
m m lfelters, will be fresh in the spring l
puiI, heller, IA years old; 2 YearTig Il eifers
l learning Jersey Bull. 3 brood Sows will far
T fuW in AprIi Shoats. Jersey Boar, about so
SnreReus, ducks and Geese, lot of Pigeons two
norse '" ag jnS. nearly W. | Hay Carriage, 1
p pp Buggy, no.top BuAg,. one Sleigh and
DELE, one Express Wagon, o.. G Cham pio IN Binder
upedIIy nTw one ChamprII Now r, one Horse
LAKE LAKE NO ~ Oliver Chilled Piows. one Pevara
Plow, 10. ~, one-hors. Piows , shovel PIows,
one hinge Harrow, one "a" ii ROW z Double
CCultlvators Iron Age Cu.tlyators. with Corn
Covering a Attachments; enc Corn Barrel. Double
a anu Triple trees, 2 sets Double wagon Harness,
sets Buggy Harness, lot Pluw Harness. Bri-
eies, Sollars, Leather Halters, 8 e w Chains,
oCow pens, one Grindstone. Corn Knives, To-
mat3 Baskets, corn BASKETS. one Work bench
and wise, one Tool Box, OF Crosscut Saw, one
log Ch"ln, Hoes Shovels, Matlocks ana Forks
Seed Oats
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Three good Work and Driving Horses. fine
Cow, ! Dayton layton Wagon with Pole and Shafts,
side Bar Buggy, Road Carts. Double Sleigh
Bob Sled. i set Light Single Harness. 2 sets Sin
gle Harness, l set Stage Harness. Collars, lot
with Pole, Sleigh Bells l Buggy Tongue 2
Champion two-horse Wagons. 2 Keystone Hay
Leaders, . Double Corn Shelters. 2 Single Corn
Shelters, Churn, l Peerless Broadcast Fertii-
izer Sower, Hand Broad cast Seed Sower, |
Swiss Feed G Cutter. DarneIl,s Double Row Mark
set "a Bolster Wagon Springs, pair w ggon Seat
Springs. ,, Iron Frame Harrow, rain Fan,
Single Harpoon Fork. 4 Universal PIows. Horse
Hoes. Gqltlvators, Double Shovel Piows,
Ssa f ray Iedder 10 Sickle Grinders and
frames Ior same, Stevens All-Steel Spring.
Tooth Harrows. lot Plow Castings, consisting of
Shares; Plain, X. $. Shares and Points Landsides.
vance, Diver and Universal Plows Wrenches,
BOLTS, &C., lot Cultivator Plates and Side Shovela,
Bags, &c.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
| consisting of "a Bedstesds 8 Bedroom sets, Blu
reaus, Wardrobes, 81 Mattresses dozen
Feather Beds. dozen Comforts. dozen Pillows.
dozen Holsters 2 dozen Spreads, dozen Blank
Small stands, Sewing Machines. Drums lot
Floor Mating. Carpets. Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
B1&rds, Coal Stoves. Portable Range. Coall
Wood cook stove, Pots, Kettles. Pans, &c II
six burner Coal Oil Stove, with Fixtures, 2 doz:
large Mahogany Cupboard, z large Dining Room
| Tables. Extension Table. Side Tables. sets
| Casters. Dishes, consisting of Dinner and Break
fast Plates, Soup Plates, Tureen Dishes, Side
| Dishes. Desert Plates Vegetable Dishes, Cups.
SAucers Knives, Forks, Spoons large and small,
Walters. Pitchers. Glasses. / large Chatting DISH
Fly Fans, Oil Cloth, lot Common Sense Clothes,
| Dryers, l large Hall Clock, Smaller Clocks.
Table Linen: H anging Lamps, Brackets. Hand
Lamps, lot Candle Sticks, Crockery. Stone. Glass
ana Iinware, Window Curtains Sofa. Mahog-
any Book Case. l set CO Mahogany Tables, doz.
Walnut Chairs. dozen Looking Glasses. large
aud small Whatnoi, l large Ice Box, small
Top Centre Table, one large Drummer's Table,
one Flour and Meal Chest, one Office Clock. z
Desks, one large Case one small Case. one Glass
Show Case, one Iron Freproof Safe, doz office
Chairs. lot Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco Robes,
Blankets, lot Empty Barrels and Kegs, lot Step
Ladders. 49,. .......-.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums of $40 and under cash all sums over
that amount credit of nine months with ap-
proved security, notes bearing interest. No
goods removed until settled for.
w. SMlTHSON FORWOOD.
j. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. Tjan
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Lapidum and It's Vicinity.

Reported 1or Inc -ESlS.
JAN. 27.-The Lapidum debating society met
on Friday last. The question discussed was,
'Should the President be elected by the pop
u.ar or electoral vote? George K Stephenson
and 8. A. Smith Were for the affi NATIVE and
Joseph E. Spencer and A. IL. Bowman for the
negative. The judges, e. B. Silver. p. NJ
Spencer and f. Z Carroll decided in favor of
the fl m tive.
Mr.. ahu NJ Joseph E Spencer entertained
a number OF their friends on Jan 22I. The
evening was pleasantly spent and the guests
returned 10 their homes at a late hour. Among
those pre- sent were Mr.. and Mrs Aonzo Ander-
son, Mrs. William Price, Misses India Smith,
Libb'e Spencer, Rose Tyler, Birdie Lee. Emma
and Katie Carroll, Ida Knight, Sadie and Ella
Walker, Annie MackIcm and Messrs 8. A.
Smith, Scott Silver, Herbert Gilbert s. A.
Anderson, Eugene Hughes, VIII Mack em and
Ohio Treadway
Mrs. Mary Barrow died at the home of her
brother, Mr.. j. NJ. Mackem, on Monday morn
ing, Jan. 27rh. Her remains wi / be taken on
Thursday TO Newark. Del, tor interment.
The minority of persons in this neigh burhood
who have hren suffering with la grippe are
now cUnvnlvscrn. MCGINTY.t
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Trustees Sale.
$50 Acres, More or Less,

being the same and all the land referred to in
deed from NIchuIas Baker and others to said
VIM. Carsus, dat, on The Sth day of September,
1S4I, and recorded among the land records of the
Circuit Court for Rarford county. in Liber II. ID.
G.. No. 80, Ito 36T, and in another deed from
james johnson aud wife to said Carsins. dated
on the 18th day of Sept, 1852 and recorded as
aort aid. III Liber A. l.. j., No g. folio 402; eX-
cept much thereof as said CarsiDs sold and
conN e, Ell 10 certain JAS johnson, Josiah Bal
ley, WIN. Maxwell and Christopher Deswan, by
deeds now of record in said court.
This farm will be offered in two parcels:
1st.-All that part of said farm called AIMS
Purchase" containing
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THE FEBRUARY JURY DRAWN.

On Saturday Judge Walters drew from box
containing 200 names the following, to serve as
grand and petit jurors at The February term of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, which
will begin at Bel Air, ON Monday, the 10th of
February
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and lies on the aforesaid road, at and near Car
sins Run z. U. About 50 acres are III cultivation,
improved by small FRAME DWELLING ana
large iSarrack. 20x50 feet. A nice hedge enclOses
it along the road and divides the fields. This
land ID Easily worked, very productive and Is sit
uatcd within thirty minui eS ride of the Is. and D.
or p, W. and B. Railroad Stations, at Aberdeen.
in good neigh borhood. high, healthy. surroun.
ded 10y Churches, Scht OILS, Stores. Shops. &c.
~ This properly will be sold eli her II whole
or IN two parcels as may be deemed most advan-
tageOus.
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Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
BY virtue of power contained in the last will
and testament of John H. stokes, the under
signed. as executor, will offer at Public Sale on
the premises,
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Nth, 1890,
Ate o'clock. P. NJ, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in Harfoid county. Nd. adjoining the
lands of Henry q. Stokes. VIM. Cox, Robert and
John McFauden and VIM. j. Davis, and is the
same AMI all the lands of which John X. Stokes
died seized, cot tanning
60 Acres, More or Less.
The imr rovements consist of NEW BARN
and Straw House attached. Corn Hou-e and
Granary. This land is well fenced, well wat-red,
with about 40 acres in good state of cultivation,
baiance in timber and low meadow land. Con-
venient to church, school. store, mill. &c.
TERMS OF SALE
One-haf of purchase mouey cash on day of
sale or rat fcation the rrof ; balance in months
thereafter. or all cash at option OF purchaser;
credit payments to bear interest and be secured
by notes or bonds of the purchaser, will secdri-
ty to be approved by executor.
~ Also, if not sold before day of sale, acres
of Wheat in the ground, 81 tons of Bslcd Hay,
lot OF Dat Straw in barn and lot of Fudd r.
The above personal properly will he offered on
6munIhs credit purchs ser giving note. bearing
inter st, with security approved by executor.
HUGH NJ. STOK rs, Executor.
X. ID. Orr. Auctioneer. 3ljau
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being parts of tracts called "Psca's Enlarge
meut." STONY Ridge and "W.bster's Forest"
and particularly deecr bid in Il x.s
deed from q. oscar blackburn tSR- 4
and wife said Baker dated = EESSs3-s7A
Janusry "a h, 1888, aud recorded st.s 8@ilAsg Ah
amongst the Land Records of ~1s==z=--~zaI-4-
Hartford county, in Lber A. l.. j.. No 81. folio
3S2. This farm is IN excellent condition, and is
improved by First Class Buildings
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so ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

which lies on the public road leading from Alb
erdeen to Churchville, about midway. About 30
acres are in cultivation, balance in timber and
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consisting of Bedsteads one Wardrobe, one
Crio anu Mattress. one Baby Carriage. 2 Safes,
Chairs, LAMPS, l Lounge. one new Windsor
COOK stove with Cooking Ut, nils complete;
one COIL stove. one AIr-,ighL Wood Stove, 2
laoles, one hurn, our dozen new Milk Pans,
Stone and Glass Jar, OIL Cans. ten and five
gallons. and many ether things 100 numerous to
mention,
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TERMS OF SALE.

One-third of the purchase money cash on day
of sale, or on The ratification thereof, in tho dis
cretlOn OF the trustee: one-third thereof in six
months and the residue in twelve months from
day ut sale, or all cash at purcnasers option !;
and If on credit. the credit payments to bear in
terest from day of sale and to be secured by the
NOT 8 or bonds of the purchaser, with security
to be approved ny the trustee.
A. PRESTON GILBERT, Trustee.
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer. 3ljan
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Aa Improvements are a large two-story
90 FRAME DWELLING, 20 40. with
sssssM threee Porches; large Barn. A 40.
III \ with Shed attached, l0x30; Corn House
GD and Granary, with Sheds 32x24. Hen
House, Meat House. Hog House, FRAME TEN
ANT HOUSE, &c. ALI the buildings are COM
paratively new and in frst-cass repair. Fine
young Apple Orchard IN full bearing this
part of the farm, a beautiful hedge along the
road. plenty of good water at buildings for use
of family and stock.
2d.-All that part of said Farm called "Gilbert's
PHI e, &c, containing
no ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
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ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM
1O9 ACRES OFLAND. MORE LESS.

whereoH John c. Baker now resides. situate in
the Third Election District of SAID county, Cd
the public road IeaGIng from Churchville TO
Hartford Furnace, and about half mile from
the former place, containing.
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d. d. UUNSUIH, NJ. d.
Office, 215 Summit ST.
we Will give SlOO lot any case OF Catarrh that can
not be cared with Halls Catarrh Cure Taken in.
ternally
F. J. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo, O.
eY-SOld by Druggists, rs cts
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-08-01

Farmers are all busily engaged this
week in harvesting oats; and with the
aid of their wonderful binders" they
will make short and effective work OF
the harvest. There is much apprehen-
SIGN as to how oats will turn OUT
While there is good stand of straw,
it is quite badly rusted and the grain
has not filed out properly. A very
heavy crop of excellent hay has been
saved, however, and corn looks well,
and, with favorable weather, the yield
will be large. Potatoes are very small
for this season, and, unless some good
showers of rain come soon, the crop
will be short
We are in receipt of communica-
cation from a citizen of Geneva, Neb.,
which speaks in the highest terms of
praise of the late Thomas H. Ferris,
recently buried in this city. On
Thursday, July Goth, memorial serv-
ices were held at Geneva, Nebraska,
for him, conducted by the Uniform
Rank X. of p, of which he was
member. The services were held in
the NJ. E. church, being the largest
one there, and the church, was appro-
priately draped, and was more than
filled, large number of Sir Knights
being present from neighboring cities
and towns. We regret that our space
prevents us from giving the account
of the services in full Our cores
pendent says: g Words can but feebly
express the bitter pang felt here by
the many friends of Mr.. Ferris, from
whom he parted, feeling so buoyant
and full of life. and from whom in
few short hours he was taken away by
death"
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&" COMING Again."

Owing to his large and increasing
practice in this community, DIR. Ham
of New York. will make a return visit
to Mineral Point, at the L. 5. Hotel,
Tuesday, August y. Those who have
been treated unsuccessfully by other
physicians will have an opportunity
to consult this eminent specialist, 1t
is a well known fact, and one that ap-
peals to the judgment of every think
ing person, that physician who de-
votes his whole time to the study and
investigation of certain class of dis
eases, must become better qualified to
treat such diseases than he who at
tempts to treat every i'll without giving
any special attention to any class of
diseases.
The doctor has all the advantages
of a thorough college training, and
wide spread experience, which the
most ambitious could desire; by the
side of Others who have the fitness
and nothing more, he stands pre-
eminent. His cures are remarkable.
They are wrought in cases which seem
utterly hopeless, and no one, no matter
what his malady should despair until
after consulting this eminent author
ity.-Ady,