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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
SeiebGfts:Mm;ei9er.

dpptbefer.
&. W. 9putpn, Mebifamenfe iebsr
Art, Gte Nbams glpenue unb pine Suabe.
SlumensG3 o. 3drtner.
Z. 9. WcGItutpd, Sars. unb 8rd-
bsrI6miidung, 3i4 q Waibinstcn aSe. nno
am Ginsans bss Gprsif Sia 5rispbpfss.
BUD, uns aeeiscn,s9ruefer.
Greb. BasnsL Drudarbeit isbsr 9rt,
In eneIiI6sr uno beutlhsr Spra6e 5ti Sada-
panna Apenus, ssssniitsr bsm Bottom Stpre.
gisarren'5abrifant.
u. Wptt IN II n, bic belisbten ,,@lfcnlp''
unb ,9ig Sting" Giearreu ale Sprten Ga~
bat une Rauherartifel, SCI 9afapanna aps.
Sampf uns sBafer'seitunssH.
Samts 8. 9apIeJ plumbins @rpsrt,
Gde Wsomins aSe. unb 9inbsn Strabe.
Groceries unb propiHonen.
8e&tptb, 8ranbpp 81 Co., (Na6-
fpIssr BON 9sabIe & StesGD, tt6 penn Give.
S&IGstr uub Seal. "a eadapanua
ape. bas beriibmts @bite Spcnss Msbl.
Sreb. s. gBibmaper DsIifatrlien,
$50 2adapanna apenus.
8erren'G arberObe, Site etc.
8rauf .. Gtrifftan, 205 2adapanna
Mpenue, Bailey 5aus Blpd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
9suti6e 8riefIife.
abam antcm (2). @ Ma. anbrus,
Srau Spbn 8ranter Spbn @utasii@,
SafCb Saaie, 8dtte SterL
8ernbart StstnbeL Safob S6pn (2),
8rtb. GeIb, Gb. g. YUunssr 81
BON 4eterSbura.

0as petersburg @aitIs SO. SO,
D. of W. g.. tpirb am Donneritas. ben
l. San. 1891, in ieiner Suae bic erite
idbrlide MISUNDERSTANDING abbaIten,
su tpeI6er bas Sarmonie Or6eiter bic
Ntuiit Iiefert. Die 2ose pddit erfreu.
lid an Miteliebern unb peripri6t cine
Der itarften bes OrbenS in bieier @es
eenb 3u tperben.
- Sn Der 10. @arb mifen bic
2eute, auf ipeIder Seite bes 8robes
bic Butter iit; Serr Srans erbieIt bort
mebr Stimmen, tpie irsenb elm anoerer
&anbibat, memIi6 155. 9as 8otum
Der @arb tit tpie foIet: DeIamater
ITO, 8attiion 10l, 8atres 1876, 8lad
Sc. Stepart 1875, Barclay 81, Seran'
ton l30, Imerman 81, Souie 1876,
WeDonalb 89, SaIiteab l44, Srana
155, S'8ople So, SIanasban 63,
Ytorris l45. 8aaace 1877, Sprufs sc,
DOLPHIN 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
Wauue Gpuutn.

-Spbn 8imbIe. Der nabe SonesbaIe
tpobnte, tpurbe am Nlittipo6 bel ber
9lrbeit in benz @aIbe Bel SO. 7 ber
@rabitp 8abn bon einem frampfbaften
Suitsnanfaus betrOffen unb mar in 10
Dtinuten cine 2eide. ST mar 40 Sabre
alt.
Ser tarf repubIifanii9e 26fe
Senatorial Diitrift ertpdblt ben 9emos
fraten Same8 RoOnep. Das fbmmt
babon, tpenn stpei 8anbibaten ii6 um
ben &no9en itreiten, tpie Surbenbere
unb 2ineS bann bat ber brittle @eIes
senbeit, ii9 un8eitDrt banit fortsus
f6Iei1en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

= DaS 8radenproieft 1T alfo nit
elmer Mebrbeit bon 385 Stimmen obs
setpieien tpurben. Da aasemein bes
fannt 1T, baB ba8 ,@o6enbIatt" bic
etnsiee 3eituns mar, ipelde bemfelben
opponirte. 70 ersiebt iid barauS stpeiers
lei: Gnitpeber bat baS ;. .@odenbIatt"
mebr ginflub, tpie ale anberen 3eituns
gen Der Stabt suiammvnsenommen,
ober es reprdientirt bic bfentlide Otei.
nune setreuer, ais bic seiammte 8reRe
Der Stabt. Cine anbere 9lnnubme 1T
bod ni6t mbsli6
- grlaubniBi6eine fir Neubauten
i'm @ertbe bon 15,305 tpurben Ieste
Bo4e ausseiteat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
ytew Yorf, SntarIo g. @sftern
Giienbabn.

3ase perIulTen ben 9erley Central Sabnbpf
mic fp9t:
Ra6 Garbpnbale unb ;wiItenIiegenbsn Sta-
tipnsn I'm 700. S.45 unb tt.t2 Born. unb
1885, 3.f5, $50, $50 unb II .05 Ha6m.
gia6 6oret City I'M 200 unO 1i.t2 gUrm.
giah Sancpf, New 2Jrrf, Sspegp, Utica
unp allen pit' uuo reifIiten punftsn nm 11.t2
Bprm.
3ise Ianssn an BON GarbUnbale unb ami.
l6enIitsenpsu StatiUnen UNI 7.l0, 9.15 unb
tt.05 8crm. unb 2.45, 4 TO- sos, 7.40 unO
900 Ra6m.
Bon 6orrf City UNI 9.t5 gprm. unb 4.i0
Nahm.
Bon Sspeso, Utica, New gJcrf, Sanepf unb
of anO pefIi9su punFtsn nm 4.10 Na9m.
s. 6. &nberfpn
G'en'I YalI'r Asrut, gisp 2Jprf.
G. 6. Carr Div. gaif'r asent ScrantOn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

Glmburi.-Der StOre bon SeFe
Snpber tpurbe DiOntas in Der Sriibe
bon einem ginbre6er beiudt, Der ii6
gum Gbeil au elmer neuen 9arberObe
berbaIf unb bic aIte suriidIieB. Der
8nabe 4rtbur &epnOIOS beriudte am
Wiontas Nadmittae auf einen Sra6ts
aug su iprinsen uno fiel babel unter bic
Rdber, tpeI6e ibm bas linfe 8ein beis
nabe bonn &brper trennten. SnfoIee
be8 8IutperIuites lit bic 8erIebuns
lebenseefdbrIih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
staOt unO Gountb.

IG- 2iebIins Der SauSfrauen-
giqsburp's 8eit berfauft bel Sreb. s.
Wibmaper, $50 2ada. Ibe.
- 8i6ter Gr6baIb bd[t bieie @ode
@eridt in 2ppanba, BRADFORD Gountp.
sg- @rapons, gaiteIs unb @afer.
Sarben 8iIber in allen @raben unb
Breiien bel 5. Srep.
- Oils @roBseidnorenen bienen
bieie @ode bic 9eutf6en @m. Gang,
gbriit. Storr, 5. 8ersmann unb Sobn
8oer bon bier. Sreb. 8. @ormier iit
8Orfter.
- 8ei einsm Sdsrifsberfauf am
Samitae eritanb Serr 8. Dlorris bas
9ilbooI @isentbum an 2adaipanna
Ipenue fir SIG, ,450.
sA- WiIpaufee unb Ut. 8obin5on
Bier an 3apf; faIte unb iparme Speis
fen au ieber Tases3eit. Sobn 8 % bs
mann, 2l9 2adatpanna Grenue.
- 8dbrenb Srau Simon 8ice am
Sonntas MOrsen baIb 4 llbr aufitanb,
nm fir Serrn 8ice, Der untpobI ipar,
Elm SilfsmitteI aus Der 8iide 3u boIen,
feI Ie bic Treppe binab unb trug
Idnere 8erIebunsen bapon.
- Spmann S6ebotpit6, Elm poIni.
fder Suos bon gIpmoutb, ipurbe am
Wittpod berbaftet unb eineefedt, tpeiI
er bic bieiise 5irma 8ice, 2eps & So.
NIT einem eefdIfhten Gbed fiir 500
betro8en bate.
- SD lit an Sdmer3en i'm 8dden
unb mar ni6t i'm Stanbe ssrabe su
eeben. 9urd bic 4npenbuns bon ct.
Safobs Del tpurbe i'd bauerno sebeiIt,
fast Serr M. S. 8alace, Nt. PIeas
iant, Ter.
-9oIisiit Grifitbs tpurbe 9onner'
flag Na6t bon Gbparb SoneS bon
9ifion ansesriffen, ala er Oieien am
81. s. 6. 8abnbofe sur Orsnuns Der.
pies. Sones funb iid i'm Stations'
baufe ipieber, mo er aud bic auferIeete
Strafe bon IS abblBte.
sa- Infer 9ubipaarenIassr 1T 70
bolftdnbie einseridtet, tpie ir8enb zines
i'm san3en Staate, bic Waaren MODERN
unb 9reiie biais. Sdte einfa6 unb
beraiert. 8Iumen, Sebern, 8dnber unb
8er3ierunsen ieber Irt porratbis.
9reiie nieOriser aIs fOnitipO, in 8rOipns
See Sipe.
- Infer ebemaIiser Ntitbdrser,
Serrn SObn 3eibIer. IT,. 1T in ct. SUs
iepb, W(o., sum 9raiiOenten bsS 9oarb
Of Trabe (SanbeIsbebbrbe) ertpGbIt,
unb aud gum 8Oriiber be8 ftabtii6en
sinans Gomites ernannt iporben; 70
Sab eS ausenideinIi6 1T, bab er bort
cine iebr seadtetete DffentIide Steaun8
einnimmt.
- Sad glorton mar am Spnntag
beitiaIif9 bsioffen unb bielt in bieiem
8uitanbe gang 8eaebue in Gufre8uns.
St bate u. ". einen Wiann namens
Sbea attadirt unb ibm tpdbrenb bes
SanbsemeneeS Elm DIR tbeiIpeife abse'
nast. Die goIisiiten Spel,nan unb
9apiS madten Jaso auf ben Menidens
frefer unO bra4tsn ibn in Si9srbsit.
30 @asosburser Sauerfraut, SOnis
in @aten unb fIIiii8 fiiBer @ioer,
S6ienmauIIa ale Sprten bon 8die,
@erbeIat, impprtirte Sranffurter unb
2ebertpirite, @anieIeberipurit unb 2ops
ner 2anbiassr. @iOmupsr, $50 aadas
ipanna Nbe.
- Sir Sbrsnssb, 3abnptb, psbsn unb
asfbpplIsnsn Sals unb ale 0pIetn BON Gr-
fGltunesn unb Gntsinbuus esbrauGs Or.
Gbomas GrItetrir Ssl-bsn srSbtsn S1mfr3-
ssrftSrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
Ormcf=Nrbeiten ieber 9lrt in Der
,,@ d enbIatt" Office.
Teuerdlarmt 9tatipmen.


3O. aaffsu. 9pfalitlt
t2 Bsfpn RibIe.
t3 @Iiff 9Berfs.
IA 2afapanna Npe. unb Siebents StraEs.
10 eafapanna Npe. unb SCRANTON 5aus.
16 Didfpn Manufacturing So.
IL I. s. 81 s. 60. Stabl Werfe.
Is 7. ). " q. 90. Nlte Hoa WiibIe.
II SftTeripn une eadapannd Mpenues.
% gBypmtH9 Ipsnue unb Spruee StraBe.
% Ginpen StrnBe uub Granflin apenue.
"a Balbinetpn Ape. unb Wulberry Stra6e.
25 Olive StraBe unb Nbams Apenus.
26 Sadaipanna unb Walbingign Npenues,
81 Nlulberrs SraBe unb Wabilon Mbfnue.
% Ssfferfpn Apenue unb @ibfpn Stra6e.
81 Clay Apenur nnb 8ine Strabt.
81 @appulr Apenue unb phelps StraBe.
80 prppibsnce Hpab unb Carbon Strabe.
81 2adapanna unb Nprb Drain apsnuss.
IS Sadlpn Straee unb Wain Aptnus.
SO Sadlen StraBe unb einfoln Aptnue.
81 everett Gpenue unb Safipn Giraffe.
3S @arfelb Npenue unb lafayette ShaBe.
Al gBafbinstpn apt. unb Sidprp StraBe.
AZ Dritte unb 8eIpps Stra6e. ,-
43 6iinfte Apenue unb 8iinfte Stra6e.
Al SCRANTON unb Siebsnts StrnBtn.
As Stptpsrs Yafing Co.. pine 8rppf.
46 Stpne Ipenue unb 5fmIpd Stra6e.
AZ pittstpn Npenut unb Wiqpp StraBs.
as prpspeet aSsnue unb 9eeG StraBt.
ST @rbar ASenus unb Nlber SraBe.
50 prpspeet Npfnue unb Riper Giraffe.
So @ebar Npenue uno Gin ShaBe.
81 WaibfnstOn ASe. unb MapIs StraBt.
50 @ebar apsnue unc pear StraBs.
Sc SCRANTON Stabl Werfe.
CT Spstlanb Strabs unb BROMLEY glse.
62 Glib Watn Give. unb Sampton StraBe.
63 Glib Mhte unb Samptpn StraBe.
64 gBafbiuatpn ape. unb 9iep gOrf StraBe.
65 Maripn StIaBe unb Gappule apenue.
66 .. & 8. areutuns unb 8reen Rttse ct.
II DidIpn Apenue unb on Marfst Strabe
72 Court StraBt unb Diamonb Apenut.
73 propibencs Rpab uno Yprb Drain ape.
"a Marfet Straes unb Ypre Drain ape.
rs Ncrb Wiain apsnus unb parftr Shabe.
81 Srif unb Saf StraBen.
50 Bloom unb Marfet StraBsn.
50 Srping Mpenuf unb 9llb Strabf.
1913 .. Z. s. gB. 5ratt Saus.
t2l gBrif Warfet unb @inona StraBsn.
213 .. I. s. QB. 8arren WerfifGttfn.
321 .. I. %. Mai9insn @srfs.
gBte aIarmir ptrb.
8pmmt Der alarm BON aaReu Ia, 70 ipirb
bic @Icde sunff It ms fGlassn, bann pauli-
rfn unb btfrauf Ter M a anf6Iagen, nent~
lid I: I-IIII, bas 6euer in ber RGbe pgn Ra-
fen IA anSeigenb. 9ebtr AIarm tpirb srsimaI
piernbClt. Su 9IsiGer gBsiis ptrbtn ale
3abIsn an8eseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
.erthbolles Gigentbnnl
su a,erfaufett,

3tl Oerfanfen,
Der SintsrIaFsnf6aft bsr SrR. Gatbarins
S9abt ausebTrtnb. DafsIbs bsfsbt aus
ben fulssnbsn ShtGsn:
2 Cots an Marionfrass, spii&en ByCmins
unb @afbinstOn, 40 bel 1862 8uB Sur alsy.
1 Got an MariOnaraes, 80 bel 1852 SUBJ
1 Got an Wyumins aps, 40 bel 2O2 Gab.
7eCts an abams aps., isbe 40 bel t62 SUP.
Die @pbnbaufer Rp. t409 unb t4lt San-
bsrIpn ausuue, In sutsm 3ufanbs, nit Cots
is 46 bel 232 Jub.
Saus unb Got Rp. 4t0 SliusfraBs stpif&en
@ypmins unb Waibinston.
Sbisss Gissntbum pirb untsr siinifissn Ss-
binsunsen Serfauft bon
@bas. Srppp, Grefutcr,
Ais q. @aibiustcn aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
SaS Ehal abudrtB.

TabIorbile.-9ie grbeiter in ben
Taplor, SoIoen unb Bpne 9ruben
ipurben am Samftae abeel6bnt.
Ser Sobn SunsbIut tpirb beute
nit SRI. Tbereia 8ops setraut.
S@r Spubenir 9lIbumS bon Serans
ton, fdbn eebunbsn, 81 glniidten ents
baItenO, nur so gents BEL $. Srep, 421
2adaipanna Nbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
Gin Wann, ber 40 Sabre RsriSin praftiairt
,at, fc0ts SaI3 BON .3udsr untsri&strsn fDn-


bat, fo0te Gal; BON 3ufsr untsrfGsipsn fDn-
nen; lsItt, mas sr iast.
Splerp, g., San. 10. 1887.
Srn. 8. 8. CHENEY 81 Go.-Weine Serren |!
Sd bin felt 40 Sabrsn meiff in Der alss-
msinsn Grsili6en praris sstpsisn, uub mG6s
fagsn, bab in al meinfr praris unO Grfabr-
ins i'd ME elm Yraparat ssisben babe, bas i'd
mit 70 piel 8ertrausn auf Grfple SerfRreiben
fpnnts, ale Saa's 8atarrb Sur, fabri,irt bon
Sbnsn. 5abe Ts gar pisIs MaIt psrl6risbsn,
unb Sbre gBirfun9 III tpunberSpa, unb mD6te
gum SdIuB ia9en, baB Id nrb einen 8aa Don
8atarrb su finbtn babe, ben fe niGt furirsn
piirbs, tpenn man lle ben Anpeiiunsen eenGb
finnabme. Sn Wabrbsit Der Sbries
6. {. @rrIub, W. o.,
Office 2t5 Summit ct.
gBir ppllsn sinbunbert Dollars fir ieben
SAL BON 8atarrb sebsu, Der nt&t nit 5aa's
8atarrb Sur ssbsilt psrbsn fann. Snnsrli6
esncmmsn.
Q. 8. Cheney & Co., gisentb., GOltbU, ..
16r 8srfauft pcn apptbefsrn, rs Cts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
9tn Tarmer.

gu ssrfaufsn pbn Strtauf6sn: Gin gaar
sIei6s Stuten, Sabre alt unb sttpa 2t00
fpisssnb, perbtn Serfauft Obsr pertaui6t ssssn
elm paar lapsrsrt pferbe tttpa 2t50 pper
2300 pisssnb. Wibmayfr, $50 9ada. Ape.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

Sm Dermtetben.
Gin frsunbIiGts, mSbIirtss gprbsr;imHsr.
@ibmaysr, $50 2adapanna Mpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
gnsen sdimpff,
9Sroftifcbcr 11brsnacber,
91o Qnfnmnnnn 0IhenlIe.

Sat ftets einen bibiten 8Orratb bon 8ano'
uu6 8aidenubren. llb entetten. 8uiennaeeln.
2inaen, @eidmeioe peridiebener art II. |. No..
uno becient Sunben reel uno piinftlid.
Reparatllren an Banb. unb 8aidenubren,
geidmeibe ieoer art. uno aIle in mein 6at
einfdla9enosu 8srridtun9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13
Ner0e6t uicbt,

SSerGeEt uicbt,
bab man Ei,OeBeit bic beftsn 8ortbeile beim
Saufe bon 8aiden. unb Banoubren. Sdmud.
iaden .Silberwaaren ,e. bel
Tree nj an
erbaIten farm. Gin arober unb ele8anter Bor.
ratb Der neueftsn Wufer, auf Die foIioefte Art
perteriist. fortudbreuo uorrdtbi9; aIe per'
fauften Artifel meroen garantirt
Reparaturen on llbren uno Sume'
len miro ipe3ieIls aufmertfamtsit 9eidentt.
So pirb i'm &c 66 oeut d
9efproden.
q. QD. freeman,
8auep Saus BIod. 105 9adamanna aue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

ie man fir 4 Gent8 faufen fam ::
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

Sntsm mir bic 8srT6runs ssben, baB mir
aub bissmaI, wie immsf, unlern Belu6ern
rinen semiitbIiden abenb bsreiten tperbrn, Ia.
ben mir CUR sablrsiGen 8etbstlisuns ersebsnIt
Elm Das @pmitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-11-13

''1VI '<SS DHISV UN"T'
9ulflpiel In 1 gIft mad Seribe,
ppn 9S. 6riebri9.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Protestant Church. Sunday, Feb
ruary 23d.-Rev. w. M. Strayer, President of the
Maryland Annual Conference M. p. Church, will
preach at Providence at 1880 A. M; Union
Chapel P. M , and Bel Air 7.30 P. M. Revival
Service after sermon.
Deer Creek M P. Church, Rev. B. W. Kind.
ley Pas or.-Sunday. Feb. 23d.-Mt. Tabor 1880
A. M. Deer Creek, 3 T. NJ. Rev. w. M. Strayer:
President of Maryland Annual Conference, will
preach at Deer Creek. Thursday evening. Febru-
airy Goth, and Mt. TaborFeb. 2lst. Services COM
mencing at $50 o'clock.
Bel Air NJ. E.. Church.-Missionary Sermons
and reception of members on Sabbath, February
23d, at ii A. NJ. and Z 30 P. M.
There will be preaching at Grace Chapel
liz uol
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Mill Green Affairs.

Reported for The Egis.
FEB. 1s-The congregation of Emory NJ. E.
Church gave their pastor donation party, on
Thursday evening.
Our singing school is progressing under the
direction of Prof. Lloyd, of Delta.
MIR. Robert Heaps will farm this year for v.
G. Stubs, of Delta.
Mr.. John Stokes family is sick with me asels
and la grippe.
Mr.. William Knight, who has had severe
attack of grippe, Is out again.
john w. Famous has cut his hand wi th a
Ratchet
Mr.. Philip Wilhelm, our blacksmith, who has
been confined to the house with seven broken
ribs, is at work again.
Our farmers are much discouraged. We hear
Of only one establishment which will certainly
carry on business this year.
VIII some of the readers of The HgiS who
have had experience in the matter, tell me if the
grass on moving field will be destroyed by
burning it over? A READER.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Aberdeen Affairs.
Reported for The Egis.

Reported for The Eg1S.
FEB. 18.-Missionary services were held in
the NJ. E. Church, on Sunday last. The pastor
addressed the congregation in the morning and
the Sunday School in the afternoon. On the
latter occasion the service opened with the
"Church Rsllying Song" followed by prayer
by Rev. ]. H. Baker; recitatlons by Misses
Mary Davis and Mamie Lloyd; the opening of
the mission box; a selection by Miss Eva Clark;
an offering by Miss Pearl MouIdsdale solos by
Misses Addie Crevensten, Susie Pritchard, Clara
Crevensten and Mr.. c. w. Baker; recitations
and readings by Misses Pearl Maliick, Bertha
Baker, Lille Wiles, Susie Gilbert, Ethel Carr,
May Gilbert, Mabel Tarring, Maggie Baker,
Masters Rufus Page and Melville Clark q duet
by Misses Clara Crevensten and Susie Pritchard.
The collection aggregated $125.05.
Mr.. o. e. Michael has returned home, after
visit to Washington and Virginia.
Mrs. Amanda Hopkins and her daughter have
gone to their Atlantic City home to take charge
of their popular cottage, the Gleuville House.
FACTS,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
Prospect Hill School.

Reported for The EgIs.
Semi-annual examination 1890 Annie Hatch
made the highest average and John Longer
next highest in LIST grade Arthur Lego highest
and John Cook next highest in second grade ;
Clara Orsburn highest and Brick Rouse next
highest in Sd grade Frank Pierce highest and
Edgar Rouse next highest in 4th grade 0 lie
Knelinger highest and Chatie Steele next high
est in 5th grade Samuel Stnchcomb highest
and Ella Kroh next highest in 9th grade.
Willie Steele was present every day of the
fall term and Alice Stinchcomb was present
every day of the winter term.
EMMA l., MIDDENDORF, Teacher
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21

wCucumber Pumps for deep and shallow
Wells, with horse and force attachment, for
sale at David Hanway's Hardware Store, Main
Street and Port Deposit Avenue, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21

1879, 900 to Loan on Mortgages, in sums to
suit. Septimus Davis, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. 5lmy
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-21
A Party on st. Valentines Day.

very enjoyable party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John e. Briney, at their residence, near
Webster, Friday evening, February 14th. The
evening was spent in conversation, games and
music. At late hour all were invited to the
diuing-room, where table was groaning be-
meath its load of good things. 1t was consid
erably relieved when those participating agair
returned to the parlors, where bidding adieu &c
their kind host and hostess, they expressed
themselves delighted with the evenings enter
tainment Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
g. II. Bowman, Miss Coggins and the Misses
Mills, of Baltimore, Misses Larmia, Annie and
Beckie Macklem, Maggie and Mamie Gorrel
Emma Carroll, Marion Cooley, Eva Bowman
Anderson, James Knight, j s. Ward, Will
Macklem, w. s. Evans, B. F. Gorrell, Harr,
Gilbert. Otis Treadway. John Silver, Waite
Cooley, II. 0. and Oscar Harlan and others.
l., a
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of
CHARLES Il. GALLUP,
late of Hartford Co., deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof.
On or before the 9Th day Of July. 1890.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day Of
January, 1890. -
JOHN W. BAY.
10jan Executor.
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From the Forest.

Reported for The Egis
GARLAND, Feb. 1.-THE Forest Literary So
ciety met at the residence of Mr.. John W. Car
roll, on Thursday evening, the 18th. The pro-
gramme was well arranged and executed. The
principal features of the entertainment were Sc
lect readings by Misses Ella Walker, Vertie
Donahoo BERTHE Csrroll and John Silver The
society has forty members and is in flourish.
ing condition.
Miss Maggie Worthington, who has been ex-
tremely i'll with pneumonia and gastric fever
In now better.
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Forman-Neuwi1ler.

Mr. JOHN Forman and Miss Eva Neuwiller
were married at Bush Church, Wednesday
evening, February 18th, by Rev. H. c. Smith,
at 730 O'Clock. TIE bride was attired in suit
satin Miss Ellie Harkins played the wedding
march. The ushers were Edgar Baker and
Herbert Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Forman went
to their coy little home and gave grand re-
ception. Among those present were the groom's
mother, Mrs. Mary Forman, Mrs. Neuwiller,
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd, Misses Minnie Stiner, Har-
riet Arnold, Ellie Harkins, Emma Neuwiller,
Laura Weirs. Susie Carly, Mary DeSwan, Amy
Jones, Georgia Forwood, Bertha Wilson, Win.
field Baker, Edgar Baker, Herbert Wilson, Al
fred Wilson, William HARDWOOD, w. q. McComas
and others. The serenaders had their fun out
side but got nothing for their trouble.
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rSy-Madam DOZENS Ointment.-For Sale by
Mrs j. H. Reuer, Bel Air. Zap
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Susquehanna River Improvement.

Baltimore Sun.
Representative Stump has received letter
from Mr.. w. w. Hopkins, of Port Deposit,
Md, in reference to the improvement of the
Susquehanna at that point General Casey,
chief of engineers, suggested that an amend
ment be added TO the river and harbor bill au-
thorizing a survey 10 be made with view of
determining the head of the currents in the
river and the effect of the ebb and flow of the
tides. The map of recent surveys wos sent by
General Casey and submitted TO the town com
missioners of Port Deposit on Monday last
Mr.. Hopkins says there seems to be nothing
better to do than to adopt the suggestion of
General Casey. He says; 'There does seem
10 be bend In the bar opposite Watson's or
CARROTS Island which is encrouching upon the
channel that 1t might be well to have dredged."
Mr.. Hopkins suggests that to act intelligently
IL would be best to have first made a compari-
son between the present survey and the old one.
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From Churchyille.

Reported for The Egis.
FEB. 17.-Mr. ID. W. Sherzer is collecting
cattle TO ship to Wilmington.
Mrs. Thomas Jones, who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is better.
DR.. w. 8. Gorsuch has returned from visiting
friends In Baltimore.
Mr.. Dan. Tayson has removed into Mr. Shert.
zer's house.
Mr.. Archer Moore, who has been sick for
sOme time, has returned to his work in James
Harkins' carriage shops.
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Literary Entertainment on the Mountain.

Reported for The Egis.
CLAYTON, Feb. l9-The Mountain Reading
Circle met at Mountain View" the residence
of R. T. Spering, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
18th. The exercises were interesting and much
enjoyed. Select readings were well rendered by
Elijah Summervile, Misses Maud Lewis, Ida
and Annie Woods, Mrs. James Brown and Miss
George Standiford recitation by Miss Edna
Summerville; solos by Miss Lizzie Magness
and Mr. Harry Neal; duets by Miss BERTHE and
Mr.. Harry Pyle, and Misses Nora Vogts and
Alice Creswell; report of reading by Mrs.
X. I. Spering, on the life of Rip Van Wrinkle ;
a reading by Miss Emma Middendorf, entitled
''Settihg Hen," was delivered in true German
style, and caused much merriment. Also q
recitation by Clara Orsburn, a little girl years
old, entitled Paying the Preacher" 1t was
certainly we'll rendered.
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~Farm for Sale.-In good neighborhood,
about 80 Acres, well set in Grass. Will be sold
on easy terms. Frank E. Gorrell Bel Air, Nd.
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Report of FaiIston school.

The total enrolment for the winter term was
60. The average attendance As. Bertha Gros-
cup, Martha Amoss, Mary Lou Amoss, Blanche
Bagley, Hattie Bagley, Florence Davidson,
Frank Hamilton, Estelle Hamilton and Herbert
Benson were present every day of the term
Annie Smith, Minnie Steigler, Thomas McKen-
ma, Lille Bagley and Clara Smithson kept their
names on the Roll of Honor and were perfect
in department during the term. Of So who
took the examination only 20 made general
average of less than IS Some of the averages
were, 9th grade. Thomas McKenna, IS; 5th
grade, Maggie Finney and Louisa Stegler, 81 !;
4th grade, Martha Amoss, 93 Sd grade, Oliver
Lee, SS I'd grade, Mary Flowers, SO LIST grade,
Catharine Cotter, 81.