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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-03-07
Our Bush River Neck Letter
Reported for The ERis,

Reported for The Egis. ...
MIcHALsvILLE, March 3-Mrs. Frank Grill
died suddenly of heart failure, February 25th.
at her home near Perryman, and was buried on
the 28th, at st. PauPs Lutheran church. Rev.
E. 8. l.. Tressell, of Baltimore, conducted the
services. The pail bearers were Capt William
Boyd, Harry Mitchell, George F. Gerwig, Geo.
Burnley, William Wolf and Mr.. Colum booker.
Mrs. Grill was in the 69th year of her age
She leaves husband, one son and daughter
to mourn her loss. just week before her
death the marriage of her daughter, Carrie, to
Rev. Mr.. Engers, an account of which appeared
in The Egis occurred.
The funeral of John w. Washington, the eff.
fcient colored manager at the ferry at Spesu-
tia Narrows, took place on February 2Sth. He
had been i'll with la grippe, followed by paraly-
sis, of which he died. He was much esteemed
for his good behaviour and politeness, and bad
always identified himself with the Democratic
party.
Mr.. John W. Bay is putting board fences on
his farm, near Perryman, making improve
ments around his dwelling, and enclosing his
yard with q net wire fence. Mr.. William
Becker is also clearing, grubbing and clearing
his farm.
Mr.. Gallup is at work on bis new farm, and
Ia making great improvements In the place.
Mr.. Abraham Cole is still on the sick list. He
has been confined to the house since Christmas
Jack snipe are getting numerous in our low
lands. Ducks are scarcer than usual, but geese
and swan are plentiful. jim SANK.
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Hartford county in Chancery, the subscriber, as
trustee, will offer at Public Sale, at the Court
House door, in Bel Air,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 3Ist, 1890,
At IL O'Clock. NJ, all that valuable - Zee.
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated In said Hartford County, called wild
Cat Den," where Thoa. e. Flaharty has lately re-
Robert Fife and others to Thomas e. Flaharty,
by deed dated the 18th day of May. 1879, and is
County, in Liber A. L. j., No. 80. folio 328 con-
tanning '-.'f' ~
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PO8NER8'.
BALTIMORE'S
Leading Retail Merchants.

We Start the NetC Year scih u
Store full of NEW GOODS and
L0icer Prices.
scant-,ce promise to 0ive your Or
ders Prompt and Careful 4tten-
ton.
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ORDER NISI.

SA WILLIAMS AND F. E. GORRELL,
Solicitors. ...
ORDER NISI.
solvency of for
John II. Maggie. Hartford County.
ORDERED. this sixth day of March, 1890, by
" the Circuit Court COR Hartford County, that
the the within and aforegong report of sale
made and reported by Stevenson A. Williams
Frank E. Gorrell, permanent trustees of the es-
tate of John HI. Maggie, an insolveat, be finally
ratified aud confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the sixth
day of April next; provided, a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed and pub
ished in Hartford county, once in each of three
successive weeks on or before the sixth day of
April next.
The report states tho amount of sales to te
$235S.55.
True copy, test,
7mh A. l.. JARRETT, Clerk,
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s. A. WILLIAMS AND F. E. GORRELL.
Solicitors.

S. A. WILLIAMS AND F. E. GORRELL,
Solicitors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
solvency of for
John HI. Nagle. Hartford County
ORDERED, this 9th day of March, 1890, by the
" Circuit Court for Hartford County, that the
18th day of May. 1890, be and the same is hereby
fixed as the day when said John H. Maggie, insol-
such heterogeneous or allegations as his credit
tors, endorsers or sureties may propose or al
lege against him. And it is further ordered that
Stevenson A. Williams and Frank e. Gorrell,
permanent trustees of said insolvent, give notice
by publication of this order in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county, Of the
day so fixed upon
JAS. D. WATTER5.
True copy, Test,
1mh4t A. L. JARRETT, Clerk
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The M. e. DAIRY ASSOCIATION Mary
land Central Dairy Association of Baltimore
| and Hartford counties met in Bel Air on Thurs
day. There were present Arch. Wilson, Jos
7. Hopes, d. P. Hollingsworth, VIM. l.
son, VIM. E. Hanway, John A. Street,, Jas. p
Street,. Frank H. Quinby. VIM. H. smithson,
Daniel Bay, VIM. G. Roberts, Of Hartford coun.
ty; A. T. STREET., Thos. W. League, j. W. B.
Clayton, of Baltimore county. Mr.. Joseph T.
Hopes was elected President OF the Associa-
ton and Fred. r. Williams Secretary. The
next meeting will be held March Gath.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION.
ERs.-The school board met on Tuesday.
Delegations, headed by Basil Treakle, VIM.
T. Walter and Carville Tolley petitioned the
board for new schools and new school houses
near Sanders Shops, 5th district, and at Hess's
Store, 4th district. These delegations were ad-
vised to canvass their respective neighborhoods
and report to the Secretary, In writing, what as
sistance they would render towards building
school houses. i-t ST..
The Secretary was instructed to urge the trus-
tees of Dublin school to cut down their fee list
list of pupils. aral
The use of school No. 8, colored, 5th district.
for lyceum purposes, was granted, after pro-
per bond shall have been filed and accepted.
OBITUARY.-Mrs. Harriet Grey, widow of
Joseph Grey, died at the residence Of her son,
David Grey, near Forest Hill, on Friday night,
Feb. %. at the advanced age Of 81 years, and
was buried on Sunday afternoon, at Centre NJ.
E. Church. Rev. 7. T. Wysong conducted the
funeral services. The pail bearers were 8. L.
Spencer, e. r. Tucker, James johnson, Geo. e.
Jeffrey. Humphrey Wilson and James Rogers.
N. Dean q Sons, funeral directors. Mr.. Joseph
Grey, the husband of Mrs. Grey, was q soldier
of the war of 1872.
Mr.. Henry .. King, Of the wholesale hard
ware firm Of Henry 8. King u Sons, Baltimore,
died on Sunday. of pneumonia. On the Monday
previous Mr.. King contracted q severe cold,
which developed into a fatal illness. Mr.. King
was So years of age and was brother OF John
King, Jr., President of the Erie Railroad Com
pauy. wife and four children survive him.
Mrs. Butler, wife Of DR.. J. Camp Butler, OF Bel
Air, is his daughter.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-03-07

The dramatic entertainment given at the
Masonic Hall, Saturday evening, was we'll at
tended and much enjoyed. The Darlington
Orchestra, composed of Messrs. D. F. Shure,
Robert Prigg, John Heating and Theodore
Richie, assisted by Miss Burkins, organist,
furnished the music. Solos were sung by
Misses Burkins, India Smith and Mr.. Richie
The plays were we'll selected and the parts ad-
mirably sustained. The members of the COM
pany are Misses India Smith, Maud and Libbie
Spencer, Carrie Courtney, Annie and Sadie
Macklem, Rose Tyler, Jennie Barrow, Tura
Price and Messrs.S. A. Smith, w. Cooley, 8.
A. Hughes, E. Burkins, w. Macklem, w.
Spencer and w. 8. Silver. Miss Lbbie Spencer
played the Accomplishments TO some of the solos.
The performance will be repeated on Friday
evening, March 14th. Admission Is cents. The
proceeds will be devoted to the church.
The Lapidum Debating Society met on Fri
day evening. The question discussed was sis
conscience true moral guide ?'' Messrs. G. K.
Stephenson and jarrett Spencer sponke for the
affirmative, and Joseph Spencer and F. P. Car
roll for the negative. The decision was in
favor Of the affirmative. MCGINTY.
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SALES OF PRoPERTY.-Col. Ohio =. Lee, trus-
tee, has sold, at private sale, 10 Edward q.
Hall, the Cranberry Hall farm Of James w.
Wells, situated between Aberdeen and Perry
man, containing 25S acres, for 90, OO0 The Slice
tract Of 100 acres on the Perryman road was
sold by the same trustee to A. II. Strasbaugh,
for q, $500, and go acres at Stepney, on which 4.
g. Wells resides, TO Charles Osborn, for 81, sos.
Mr.. Archibald Wilson has sold 200 acres of
his farm near Pylesville TO his sons, William F.
and Edward A. Wilson.
ARRESTED BY A DEPUTY U. 8. Marshal
Peter McGinniss, the caterer Of the Bel Air So
cial, Literary, Musical and Dramatic Club, was
arrested in Bel Air, on Monday and taken to
Baltimore on the charge Of violating the U. 8.
revenue laws by selling whisky without Il
cense. He was released on bail for hearing
to-day. 1t Is stated that the club has license
to traffic in spirituous liquors but it was not
displayed.
Under the county prohibitory law the posses
sion Of q revenue license to sell liquor Is prims
facie evidence of violation of the law.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
The undersigned being about to remove, win sell
postOffice,
On Tuesday, March 18th, 1890,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following described
Stock, Farming Implements, Can
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With three thousand dollars. Fifteen hundred
dollars will buy home. Fifteen hundred dol
lars invested vt per cent. interest, will earn
enough to keep the house in repair and pay the
taxes. Now this is not aff1uence, but it means
shelter and Independence. This certainly can
be secured at the slight cost made known later.
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wAll Goods amounting to $500
and over will be sent to any point
within eco miles, FREE of Transpor-
tation Charges. If the order amounts
to $1,000, we'll send them to any part
of the United States, FREE.
Samples of Dress Goods, Dry Goods,
&C., sent when requested. Address,
POSNER BROS, Baltimore, Md.
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HUGH M. STOKES Executor.
ORDER NISI.
In the matter of the In the Orphans Court
real estate of Of Hartford County.
John r. Stokes.
ORDERED. this Sd day of March, in the year
~ 1890, by the Orphans Court of Hartford coun-
ty, that the sale made and reported by Hugh M
Stokes, Executor, in the above entitled case be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the fifth day
of April, 1890: provided, copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Hartford county, once week for three
successive weeks, before the said fifth day Of
April, 1890.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$t,650. JOHN W. BARTON
N JAMES M. CAIN
True copy, test,
7mh G. SMITH NORRIS, r. w.H.Co.
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Hty SIdLIOH, B. q K. X.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26th, 1890,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following II
STOCK & FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One Bay Mare, Z years old, good driver; 2
Cows, years old, will be fresh soon Shoats
two-horse Road Wagon, in good order,2 Top
Buggies nearly new, No-top Buggies, three
spring Wagon, Hinge Harrow, 2 Iron Age Gull
tivators, lot Double and Single Trees, Hames
sets single Harness. sets Plow Harness. set
Double Lines. Brides and Collars. Forks Shovels
Hoes and Rakes.
At the same time and place she will sell her en-
tire stock of
STORE GOODS AND FIXTURES,
including Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Boots
and Shoes, Scales Scoops and Measures. Also
plete.
Atthe same time and place she will offer for
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WASHINGTON
Life Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
w. A. BREWER, JR., President.
What a Widow Can Do

What a Widow Can Do I1 AZ.
With three thousand dollars; Fifteen hundred
dollars will buy home. Fifteen hundred dol
lars invested vt per cent. interest, will earn
enough to keep the house in repair and pay the
taxes. Now this is not af1uence, but 1t means
shelter and Independence. This certainly can
A Man Just Married
Says he will insure as soon as he has saved up
$500. We say to him that it would be as reason
able to postpone marriage until he had family
of children as to POSTPONE insurance to save up
money. Insurance, as we do it, is saving and
protection of other savings. and insures the sup
ply.
The Man Who Guessed the Hog
Would weigh certain amount. said afterwards
and he knew he wouldn't" We cannot estimate
what benefit insurance will be to you. as none
know the future; ~, we DO. however, offer It on
CT its value.
Doctor JskyIl
Insured his life as DR.. Jekyll and died as Mr.
Hyde. This, of course, made trouble, as DR.. Je-
kyll death could not be proved, aud man OF
his life. This shows that those VINO have dual
nature and the bad side predominates, might as
well not insure.
How a Man Must Love
His family who can find money to buy beer and
life. A $1,000 bond is within the means of near
ly every one, and one thousand dollars does not
grow on every bush when the bread-winner dies
A Trust for Merchants.
Trust in your judgment. Trust in your bust
Trrs in m
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IF YOU WILL, AGREE

to try it thoroughly upon any particularly bad
ailment of flesh bone or skin with which you or
your acQuaintances may be afflicted, we will
send you an order upon your nearest druggist
for bottle of Pantherapean free OF charge
Send names and addresses, and if possible state
briefly nature OF trouble. We want you to know
what Panfherapean will do. Write at once
Address THE PANTHERAPEAN CO..
7mh4t 1874 South St., New York
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The Man Who Guessed the Hoe

Would weigh certain amount. said afterwards
"he didn't weigh so much as he thought he would
and he knew he wouldn't" We cannot estimate
what benefit insurance will be to you. as none
know the future. We do. however, offer il on
your judgment of its merits and our knowledge
pfi ia vol
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A COMPLETE CANNING HOUSE OUTFIT
Public Sale ea~
OF tHt
Real and Personal Property.

-. The undersigned, intending to remove from
the county, will sell at Public Auction, at her
residence, known as stewards Store" on the
Philadelphia road. at the cross roads near Step
ney Station, on the B. Il o. r. r.
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On tuesday, March 18th, 1890,
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following described
Stock, Farming Implements, Can
ming Outfit, &c. a
:, One pair of good Mules good work and driving
Horse. Mares with foal, good Cows to be fresh
by day of sale; 2 Steers. four-horse Brown Wagon
No-Top Buggy, Road Cart, Hay Carriage 1
SleIgh, Superior Wheat Drill. new Evans Corn
Drill, Flows, Harrows. 2 Iron Age Cultivators /
Hill Maker, Roller, sets of Breechband Harness,
sets Plow Harness, Choke Straps. Check Line
sets Buggy Harness, Riding Bride and Saddle
sets SpreaderS. sets Double Trees Single Trees
Forks, Rakes, Shovels, Mattocks, Hoes, 2 Grain
Cradles, Briar Scythe, Corn Knives, Chains of all
kinds, Meat Cask, together with a ~ -.
A COMPLETE CANNING HOUSE OUTFIT,
Platform Scales 1 New Tomato Packer, 1 Carboy
of Acid, lot of Corn Labels lot of Pine and Poplar
lumber, lot Tomato Boxes, lot Bricks, &c. Also
some ~
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and many other articles not enumerated.
Everything offered will positively be sold to the
highest bidders. - =
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and under
Cash on sums over that amount credit of eight
months, purchasers giving notes, bearing inter-
est from day of sale, with security approved by
the auctfoneer, and payable at the Hartford
National Bank of Bel Air. No goods to be re-
moved until settled for.
Tl-.l-.- DAVID MCKEE & BRO. %
J.S Richardson, Auctioneer. Tiny
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REAL PROPERTY
--CoNTAINING--
IL Acres of Land, More or Less,
improved by the STORE HOUSE and DWELL
ING combined, both in good condition.
. II this property is not sold at the time named
it will be for rent.
TERMS OF SALE
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that all sums of $40 and under shall be paid i'm
cash on day of sale; on all sums over that amounta
credit OF months will be given, purchasers Civ
ing their notes, with approved security, bea ring
interest from day of sale.
As 70 Real Estate.-Terms made known on day
of sale.
MRS. AVARILLA STEWART
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. 7mh
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N IS <@s# B

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Two good Work and Driving Mares, 8 Cows
three fresh and the others will be fresh by day OF
sale, nearly pure-bred Jersey, l Jersey Heifer.
l three-year old Bull. two-horse Farm Wagon.
Hay Carriage, Mower, Belle City Feed Cutter,
Grain Fan, Sulky Cultivator, Iron Age Guilt
vators. two horse South Bend Plow, Harrows.
2 Shovel Flows, 2 sets Buggy Harness. sets
Pillow Harness, / set Cart Harness, Brides, Col
lars, Single and Double Trees, Forks. Hoes, Mat
tocks, Post Digger, Grain Cradles, Moving
ScyIhes, Briar Scythes, five-gallon Milk Cans.
lot Plymouth Rock Chickens. together with
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
includng2 Cook Stoves. Alright Stove, Cup
board, Bedsleads, Lounges, Crockery Ware,
Churn, lot of Meat and a variety of other arti-
Giles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash over that
amount eight months credit, on notes bearing
interest from day of sale, with security approved
by the auctioueer. and payable at the Hartford
National Bank of Bel Air.
H-No goods to be removed until settled for
At the Same time and place will offer for sale
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Doctor JskVIl

Insured his life as DR.. Jekyll and died as Mr..
Hyde. This, of course, made trouble, as DIR. Je-
kyll death could not be proved, and Il man of
Mr.. Hyde's characteristics would never insure
his life. This shows that those wno have dual
nature and the bad side predominates, might as
well not insure.
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N'A ~ AN-N Ahs'
Ordered, by the Town Commissioners of Bel
ALI, that theCollector of Taxes of said town pro-
coed forthwith to collect the taxes due to said
town at once. and that all bills not paid before
April 1st 1880, be collected by Jaw.
By order, 4. .... ,.tt
30 80 F.W. BAKER, Chairman
q GEO. w. CARVER, SeC'y. Tmh4t
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How a Man Must Love

His family who can find money to buy beer and
tobacco, but cannot pay for insurance on his
life. A $1,000 bond is within the means of near
ly every one, and one thousand dollars does not
grow OH every hush when the bread winner dies.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-04
In the Wig.

In the chambers OF an old Scotch
lawyer there hung an ancient wig, a
q remembrance, warning, and s
scare. The lawyers father was mem
Der of Lord Stairs embassy at Paris
when the notorious fnancier Law pu
on the market his "Mississipr
Scheme" The Scotchman invested al
his patrimony in the Scheme" lost i.
and died ct chagrin.
His son, with grim Scotch IRON
sewed up the worthless scrip in the
fathers wig, in the place, he remarked
where the brains OUGHT to haze been, >
and hung it up as a warning against al
visionary investments. The son be
came well TODD lawyer, and on hi
death-bed thus counseled his son
BUY land, buy land. Dinna pit guild
siller into bit paper, or into onythine
that ye Gamma stand on the tapo'. Blu
land. Hirsel yont cannily ahint the
toun. Move cautiously beyond anG
behind the town. When folks read
to buy We can wait to sell; but aboon
a things charge the BARNS to ware
the wig"
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R YOU HAD NOT DIED.
BY JAY JACQUES.

wonder SO oft in my twilight dreams,
When the daylight's gone and the niehS
ASH sit in the freight ruddy CLEANS,
And think of the old days, sweet and dear
wonder, my darling, how YOU wou.a tco9
If you had not died-wefe you living no"
If Won sat lust there with your work or book,
The Pickering light on your hair and brow.
Would YOU be matronly staid and grand,
Or tender and sweet you used 10 be.
Swaying my life with your soft white hand,
Growing closer each year TO me.
Sweet. there'd be wrinkles upon your brow,
And tiny touches Of Time decay, -
And your benny hair would be tiecked Win
know by nv own that is white to-day.
Perhaps dear heart. had you lived for me,
Had you not gone home in the early dawn,
Some bright-eyed child might have climbed
And cheered our home with his shout and
song;
Home had been home in it's fullest sense.
beautiful haven OF love and cheer,
Age had been reaping a recoInpeuse
OF honest labor and well-spent years.
gaze on this gray bearded face of mine,
That is never cares ed by wife or enid;
/ gaze on this empty chair OF thine,
On these cherries walls till my heart grows
wild.
Love, L have lived such a lonely life
Since your graves been wet with the snow
and rain,
And God only knows how miss my wife.
How NY heart aches on with its ceaseIess
PAIN
You were so young when you went away,
Only bride or sweet wife-child.
But prove by the tears l have shed each day
You were the center Of all my life.
No one could ever have filled your place,
No other heart could have been my mate,
And dreame ach night of your beautif III face,
And wonder how long shall have to wait.
RUsHyILLE, Neb.
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4 Node of Sharing Results,

There are many ways in which
workmen may become sharers in the
results of good work, other than By
participating in portion of the quar-.
terlv dividends. They may be pro
vided by their employers with pleas.
ant and convenient homes and delight.
full surroundings, with the best and
cheapest markets, with good schools
for their children, and with all churcl
facilities. Thus situated, the work
man is not only able to do better work
but to largely increase his earnings
All these advantages make him EN-
rhatically sharer in the profits of al
establishment, and without taking any
risks of losses.
We are fl mly of the opinion thai
labor in the West Is as yet too hetero
geneous and unsettled in character t.
he taken into direct participation IN
the gains and losses of manufacturing
The time is coming when it may bt
mutually advantageous TO do so.-Er