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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-03-01
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nately theirRoodness docs notondh here, and those
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Upholstery Department.

85c Lace Curtains. .......................55c pair
So and $3.50 Lace Curtains. ...........S1.p8 .p8 pair
SIS Lace Curtains INIT. Brussels. 10000. S37S pair
So Real Tambour Lace Curtains. ....... $3SS pair
So Real Tambour Lace Curtains. ....... 81 9S pair
$40 Irish Point Lace Curtains ......... IS As pair
$3.50 Striped Algier, Dining, Bed-Room, or Lii
Drary curtains. " pair
$3.50 and 81 Chenille Dado Turcomsn Por-
tleFeS' 9S.So PAIR
81 72-yard ex.-wide Turcoman Portieres. .S53S pair
81 All-chenille No-frnge Portieres. S4.6S pair
$S All-chenile Fringed Portieres. S55S pair
50 Al-chenie Fringe Portieres. S7.4S pair
$40 and Sl2 All-chenille Fringed Por-
SIS Ali-chenille Fringed Portieres Sll Is pair
SlS All.chenille Fringed Porteres Sl2. .45 pair
5-foot Curtain Poles complete. ........ 15c. each
Longer length Curtain Poles, complete. &c foot
CSC. Bamboo Easels. ........ 55c. each
25c. INIT China Silk. 15c. yard
lledl .OJc yu
$2.25 Antique Oak Eases. ..............$l.9 .9S each
w hardwood Tables... .................,.S46S S4 6S each
window Shades. complete. ....2lc. each
$l.55 6.4 Chenille Table Covers. Sl.25
81. .25 GA Chenille Table Covers ers...........Sl 6S
S2.25 S-4 Chenille Table Covers. 2SS
S4 lU-4 Cnenlle IaDle covers. S36S
S4.75 12-4 Chenille Table Covers. 28
oc. oCrln .Dc yaru
lulD &c. Saru
MILK Malu
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JeWeIrY.

25c Bracelets, Pins, Earrings Rings etc .l9c each
9Sc; Solid Gold Rings. Stone Settings, Or
plaiu bduus' oJc. caCn
9Sc. Real Shell Hair Ornaments. ............. soc
81 l25 Real Shell Hair Ornaments ts.....,.......9s .9sc
Toe. New Sterling Silver Hair pins. s...........6S CSC
50c. Plated Hair-pins. 44c
l23c. and l5c. Shell Hair Ornaments ... sc. each
Small Shell Hair-pins. new shapes zoe. doz
81 .48 and Sl6S Sterling Silver Link Cuff But
70 Sterling Silver Bracelets. 1898 pair
S3 Sterling Silver Bracelets. s..........S2.4 pair
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Doll Department..

$50. Washable, Jointed Rag Baby, Worsted
Dressed and other Dolls s............ ....2lc. each
75c. Dolls. dressed in Satin or Plush, with
Hats or Caps, Bisque Heads. 4Sc
9Sc. Large Jointed Dolls, with blonde curls
bisque head. CSC
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Handkerchief Department.

SOC. Japanese Silk Handkerchefs, white
or colors, with colored scollops; also
PLAIN white hemstitched.. ed......................2
SOC. japanese Silk, plain and embroid-
cred, coors or white. te........................3 500
roc. Japanese Silk, plain and embroid-
cred, coors or white, SOC
81 Japanese Silk, plain or embroidered
coors or white. SSc
15c. White Linen Drawn Thread Hand
kerchiefs. .....................6 &c. each
DC. Handkerchiefs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c. each
SOC. Embroidered or plain Handker-
chiefs. ....,..,.. Bic each
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Leather Goods.

2jc. Pocketbooks. ..19c
soc. Pocketbooks 41c. each
l2tc. and 15c. Leather Purses es.................9c
4sc. Chatelain SOC
9Sc. Chatelain Bags. .S9c
Sl.3S Chatelain Bags.
S225 Chatelain Bags. ...........Sl.9S
S2.15 Chateans, with novelty Arm Strap. S2.4S
$34S Chatelains, with novelty Arm Strap......S3 So
soc. Leather and Satin Shopping Bags. ..6Sc
CSC. Leather and Satin Shopping Bags. ........S9c
Sl36 Leather and Satin Shopping Bags. ....$ $l.A
S19S Alligator Reticules. Sligo
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Millinery.

Sl25 and $l4s French Felt Hats and Bonnets,
new shapes and colOrs ................. ......6Sc
Sl4S to 81 French Felt Hats, Black. .......... .9Sc
Csc. to Sl.88 Fine Natural Birds. .4Sc. each
Sc to SS Fine Trimmed Hats, new and styl-
ism Do c5
10c. and 1Sc. Moir6 and Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons, 8, 7, and 9.................... sc. yard
25c. Gros Grain Satin-edge Ribbons, all col
ors ~ - 9 .Iec. yaTu M
Sl50 Chldren's Plush and Silk Hats. .........Sl.l9
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Fancy Goods.

Sl.50 Hand-painted Satin Nouchoir and
Glove Cases, sachet filled CSC. set
SOC. Plush, Glove, Collar, or Cuff Boxes. .38c each
75c. Embossed Plush Photo. Albums-larse
or small pictures 49c
$l.5O Plush Albums, nickel-trimmed, with
extension ......................... SOC
35c. Plush Work Box, nlled. lc
SOC. large Plush Work Box. nlled. $50
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Dress Trimmings and Furs.

15c. Hare belly Mufs. 33c. each
s. Fine Black Hare or Coney Capcs. S3.9S each
Sl.50 Child's Plush Set, muf and collar 81 a set
Sl5 First Quality Astrachan Capes.... Sll.9S
5Oc Black or Natural Feather Trim
ming .25c. yard
&c and 35c. Black Silk Frogs, for dress
or cc"t '----- ........... 15c. each
25c Coloreu six uInps...... .l0c. a yard
5Oc. Evening Shades of Drapery Nets pc. yard
10 per cent. OF marked prices of all other Dress
Trlmmings-som entirely new effects.
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Buttons and Buckles.

25c. and 5Oc Steel and Oxidized dress
buckles. Observation-Disclosures. 10c. each
25c. Pearl and Fancy Metal Clasps. 10c. a pair
25c. Metal Buttons, all colors. 10c. dozen
10c. Silk Dress Buttons, all colors.... &c. dozen
100 Graduated Black Silk Dress But
tons, 8 dozen a Observation-Disclosures. 69c. each
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Umbrellas.

Sl.75 26nch Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, sill
yer spiked handles. es...................$l.3 80 each
S225 2S-inch of same S1.59 each
$3 and $3.50 2G-inch Genuine Gloria Umbrel-
las, handsome silver twisted natural
wood handles. s..........................S2 269 each
So 2S-inch Silk Umbrellas, with handsome
oak, orange, and natural handles, silver
trimmed. SSD<3 eaCn
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Notions.

15c. Oxidized Garter Clasps. s............ Sc. pair
l0c. 400 Package Samsons English Pins.3c paper
l0c. Attachabe Corset Steels 3-inch back. pair
15c. Stocknette Dress Shields seamless. sc. pair
10c. Box of Black Dress Pins ............ &c. box
10c. Steel Tracing Wheels. ..............5 sc. each
:26c. Heavy Silk Ribbed Garter Elastic, all
COlOrS... Elc. yu
10c. Package of Kid Hair Curriers', all col
orS .0c. pkg
l0c. Glasco Lace Thread spool
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Dry Goods.

One case of Sicilians for Wrappers and Tea
Gowns Designs of these goods in exact
imitation of French Flannels. Others sell them
for l2ic. OurTeguar price is7tc. Star price, &c.
a yard.
Alkse&. IBeaGhed Cottons, comprising Fruit of
the LOOM "Dwight's Anchor" Lonsdale, ETC.,
Sc yard.
All soc. French Henriettas and Serges, all col
ors. including Black. 47lc. yard.
All 62lc. French Henriettas all colors, 57ic.
yard.
All SOC. Plaids and Striped Dress Goods, 45c
yard.
soc. yard.
Silks.
81 New and Handsome Scotch Plads,
all clans. :.............. .67}c. yard
Toe. l9Inch Colored Surahs all shades. 62Ic yard
75c. 23-inch China Silks. all shades.... 66c. yard
50c 20-inch China Silks, in all shades. .45c. yard
So Colored Brocaded Silks, 10 pieces, in
new and exquisite patterns. ....... $l17 yard
HOUSE LINENS, 0per cent.
Blankets, discount
Comfortables, off OF
Shawls, Pushes, marked prices.
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Stamped Linens and Tides.

75c New China Silk Tides. SOC
75-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs ..,............2l .2lc
72-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs. ..............3 .33c
5Sc. 72-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs.. Ale
CSC. 72-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs ......... SOC
Zoe. and CSC. 90-inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs. .69c
75c. Colored Centre Stamped Bureau Scarfs .4Sc
25c. Spashes, knotted fringe....... .,.,..... lac
29c. Damask Tray Covers rs.,...................2 2lc
soc. Monte Tray Covers .......................44c
2jc. Stamped Pillow Sbams, l22 pair
SOC. Stamped Pillow Shams. s............2 .2lc. pair
75c. Cambria Pillow Shams, hemstitched. .44c. pair
75c. Cambria Pillow Slips. .44c. pair
75c. Muslin Bolster Covers, stamped -. 4c. each
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SACRIFICE PRICES.
Toilet Articles.

25c. Wire Tooth Brush Holder, with Porce-
lain Soap Dish attached ......................10
19c. Bottle of Ffrenchs Bay Rum ...............9c
2-oz. Bottle of Perfumery in Fancy Glass
Drinking Cup .1Oc
Saunders's Face Powder. der..................19c box
Cauder's Tooth Powder. lie. bottle
Oalhley's Triple Extract, all odors. .2lc OF
15c. Arrow Tooth Brush h..................7c each
1Oc. Flesh-Brush ......................3c &c. each
SOC. Solid Back Hair Brush h....................;5
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Hosiery and Underwear.

IHUSIOI y HifU . IIUCt WOUK
25c. Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose .19c. pair
35c. Ladies' Fancy Stripe Cotton Hose. .2Sc. pair
SOC. Ladies' Lise Thread Hose. Black and
fsncies. .43c. pair
81 Ladies' Spun Silk Hose, 10 different
shades. ......................... .......79c. pair
35c Boys Extra Heavy Fast Black
Ribbed Hose. double at knee, heel, and
toe........... &c. pair
SOC. Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants,
either ribbed or plain. ......,............ 4c
15c. Ladies' Saxony Wool Underwear,
White or natural. $50. each
ST. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, White
ornatural, guaranteed dnon.shrinkable. .94c. each
75c. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests,
coors ....... .................... .66c. each
Sl50 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed All-wool
Vests, non.shrinkable. e................... 81 each
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Mems Goods.

Sl.75 New Shades Kid Gloves. ...........$ SO pair
75c. White Silk Muffiers rs.............. .64c. each
$1.50 White Silk Muffers s..............$l2 20 each
SOC. Fancy Night Shirts s..............3 .37ac. each
S5c. Fancy Night Shirts s.........,.....G SIC. each
12lc. Colored Border Handkerchefs. Sc. each
SOC. New Neckwear, Four-iR-Hands and
~.
75c. Plain or Plated Bosom Dress Shirts. SOC. each
Sl.25 Natural Wool Underwear, Shirts and
Drawers. SOC. each
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NeCkWear

$2.25 Ostrich Feather Boas. Black or
Dl
9Sc. Pompadour Silk Ruchlng, all col
ors. s............ :. .....................5 SOC
6 yards of White and Cream Ruching
IN DoL. L..'.....::..,.,....... Il
15c. and l8c. all-linen Collars, Siden-
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Muslin Underwear, Infants Wear,
Aprons. and COrSetS.


CSC. Embroidery Trimmed Night Dresses .75c
39c. Drawers cambria rufre... ...25c
S5c. Skirts, embroidery trimmed. .67c
29c. Infants Long SllpS......, ..2lc
5Vc. lnIants Long ollpS.' &c
SOC. Worsted Caps. .29c
E1c. Nurses Aprons. loc
502. Fine Fancy Aprons ......................44 44c
SOC. and Csc. Fine Swiss Aprons, ribbon
trimmed
81 Balls Health Corset, all sizes, White or
$l.75 Baum's Sanitary" Corset. manufRc-
tured and imported exclusively for u.s.. 81 80
Toe. @. b. Corsets. White or Gray .......... CSC
Embroidery and Laces.
3Sc. and SOC. 22-inch Hemstitched Swiss
Flounclng '2oc yd
65c. and roc. ;22-inch Hemstitched Swiss
tlOunclng .0Uc va
75c and Soc. 45-inch Swiss Apron Flounc-
lnR..., .0Uc. yu
sc. and Sc. Torchon Laces s.................3c ys
soc. Point DeGene Laces .................25 .25c. yd
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Cloak Department.

$40 Ladies' Heavy Chevot Refers. .......... S9.4S
$3.50 Ladies' Heavy Chevron Reevers. ...... sos
$l9 Ladies' Plush Coat, Blazer with Vest. 17.9S
Misses Long Garments; Dark Blue trimmed
with Blue and White cord
Size....... 4 10 12 IA
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Book Department

Great sale of Books now in progress. Cut
prices on our already low prices makes all COM
petition useless. Never before have books been
sold 30 low. It's to your advantage to call now.
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Regular. $3.50 $500 $3.50 $500 $3.50 $500
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Gloves

Sl.D s-button Mousquetaire and
"Baum's Peerless" 4-button Kid
Gloves. new shades. Observation-Disclosures:
81 7-hook lace Kid Glove.
$3.50 12-button evening length Kid
Gloves, White, Tans, or Black .....:
$3.50 2O-button, evening length Kid
Gloves, White, Tans, or Black.
25c. Cashmere Gloves. en..................
Soc. Cashmere Gloves. Observation-Disclosures.
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Star Price. S5.9s s6.4S Se9S S7.4S S7.9s Ss.4S
Misses Long Plaid Coats, with Capes; very
stylish
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Sets in Fine Bindings

Charles Dickens, Tayistock Edition, Chap
man & Hall, London, illustrated from
original steel plates, 30 yols cloth. 80. .S4
William M. Thackeray; Standard Edition;
illustrated by himself; 20 vols, Svo., cloth;
BllC tops ',.......',...'.'.s ','''.'..' .
Charles Dickens; Library Ed; Is vols, cloth;
gllC COp'. '.''''...''' ''..,.'...''''''' -. 1
BulweI Lytton; Library Ed; l3 vols. cloth;
gilt TOP; ;''';..'.t,... l
Scott, WaverlyO Library Ed; IL vols;
clOtl; gilt LOp..... Observation-Disclosures. l
William NJ Thackeray; Library Ed. 10
vols; cloth; gilt top
ter crushed leyant ...,.............. 49,. 8
John Ruskin; Belford Ed; "a vols; half
Waverly, (Scott,l Beford Ed; "A vols; half
calf complete
Co.; IL vols; half calf; complete. .......... 2
Strickland's Queens of England, Knox Ed;
vols; 8Yo.; half calf f...................... !
Henry ID. Thoreau, Houghton, Mitfiin &
Co.; o vols; half calf complete. te............
j. Fenimore Cooper, Houghton, Mitiiin&
Co.; l6 vols; half calf complete, l
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Star Price. S4.3S S4.7S S5.1S S5.5S S5.9S S6.3S
600 Misses Navy Blue Cheviot Refers; sizes. IL
IA, lG. Star price. S47e
S150 Ladies' Gossamers, Silver Gray or
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CSC
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Regular. s475 s5.25 1915 sea5 s6.75 S7s5
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PRESENT a History of the Unitec
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-07

PERSONAL MENTIONING. James w. McGaw,
of Darlington, is reported to be very i'll.
Mr. VIM. Webster. of Calvary, who has been
quite sick, is better. Mr.. Webster injured his
back by lifting heavy weight and also suffered
with the grippe.
Mr.. Asel Tollenger, of Lapidum, who has
been very i'll, is getting better.
Mrs. Hudson Bateman, of wilma, is seriously
i'll, with an attack OF grippe.
Miss Maud Riley, of Churchville, left last
week for Chester Co., Pa, to witness the mar
rage of Miss Clara t. Lukens, daughter of Mr..
Joseph Lukens, a well-known coal and lum-
Der dealer, of Lincoln, Pa.
Mrs. A. b. Hanson, of Churchville, is in Wash.
ington with her mother, who is very sick.
BEL AIR WATER AND LIGHT CoMPANY-A
joint stock company has been incorporated,
with the above title, the incorporators being
j. T. q. Hopkins, j. M. Street,, August Knot
Ter, 8. A. Williams and Thomas H. Robinson.
The purposes of the company, as stated in the
articles of incorporation, are to supply Bel Air
and its vicinity with pure water and for light
ing the town by electricity or gas. The exist
ence of the corporation is limited TO forty
years. The capital stock is 5000, divided
into shares of 800 each. The directors named
for the first year are Ohio s. Lee, John G..
Rouse, 8. A. Williams, Allen Hoffman, Thomas
H. Robinson, Isaac Amos and Octayian M.
Whitaker.
Col. Ohio s. Lee was elected President Geo.
r. Cairnes, Secretary Richard Dallam, Treas.
urer.
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The residence of Hon. Benjamin F.
Tracy, Secretary of the Navy, in Washing
ton, was destroyed by fire, about seven
o'clock Monday morning, having caught
from the furnace. The main stairway was
on fire before the sleeping family, up stairs,
were awake. Mrs. Wilmerding, daughter of
the Secretary, and her daughter, were injur-
ed by jumping from a window. Mrs. Tracy
also dropped from her bedroom window to
the ground but was fatally injured She
lived but a short time. The Secretary's
daughter, Miss Mary, and her French maid,
Josephine Morell, were suffocated in tie
burning building. Their bodies were recov-
cred. The Secretary himself was rescued in
an unconscious condition, but is recovering.
The tragic event has caused suspension of
gayeties in the Capital and the most pro-
found sympathy is expressed for Secretary
Tracy and his family.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-07

The Late John Barnes.

At meeting of the Churchville Presbyterian
congregation Feb. 2, 1890, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were passed:
Whereas, God has in h is providence removed
by death our brother and elder, John Barnes, of
Gregory, therefore;
ResOlaed, That We a congregation deeply
deplore the loss of brother officer and dear
friend, whose counsels were wise and helpful,
whose heart was profoundly interested in all
Christian walk, whose character was without
reproach, whose name was without stain,
whose daily walk and converse, ion eminently
proclaimed him to be a sincere and earnest
laborer in his Masters work.
ReSolUed, That whilst we sorrow we do so with
the assurance that what has been our loss has
been his inestimable gain.
RESOLVED, That in this dispensation we recog-
nize the voice of God calling upon his fellow
laborers to more diligence and faithfulness in
the discharge of our varied duties to the Church
of God and TO the world
Resolved, That we truly sympathze with the
children and relatives of the deceased in the
dark and painful dspensation and unite our
prayers in their behalf, commencing them to
Him who has promised to sustain and comfort
His people in time of trouble.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching at Grace Chapel, Hickory, on
Sunday, February Oh. at o'clock z. NJ. Public
invited.
Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church, Rev.
s. A. Hobitz II, Pastor.-Sunday, February 9Th.
Preaching at Providence 10 81 A M; Union
Chapel P. M, and Bel Air 30 z. NJ. followed
with revival service. The Fourth Quarterly
Conference for the current year will meet at Bel
Air. Saturday, Febf Iary 18th, at 10 80 A. M.
Services at the Mountain Christian Church,
Sunday, February 9th, as follows: Sunday
School 10 A. NJ; Devotional Exercises ii A. M. :;
Young Peoples meeting Z 80 z. NJ.
Deer Creek NJ. p. Church, Rev. B. W. Kind
ley, Pastor.-Sunday, February 9TH. Mt. Tabor
1890; Deer Creek, 3 p. M. Prayer and praise
service at Deer Creek, Thursday at 1880 O'Clock.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-07
Legislative Notes.

The Senate committee has reported bill
to amend the constitution by which the act
of one Legislature authorizing the sale of
property in which the State is interested must
be ratified by the Legislature two years later.
Also another bill allowing the Governor to
veto special items in appropriation bills.
Senator Silver has introduced bill requir-
ing foreign insurance companies to pay $500
year instead of 5000 year to the State In
surance Commissioner for certificate to en-
gage in business. In addition II per cent.
will be laid upon all premiums. In 1879
these charges were reduced, with the expec-
tation that more insurance companies would
come into the State and the revenues from
this source be increased. The effect, however,
was that the receipts fell off from 81, 900 in
1879 to $4,000 now.
Senator Silver has leave for a bill to ap-
point an additional justice of the peace in
Hartford.
The Ways and Means committee reported
unfavorably Mr.. Richardson's order to fur
nish each employe of the House with SIS
worth of postage stamps. The unfavorable
report was adopted.
The bill to sanction the Woolsey bequest
to Hartford county and the bill for the pro-
lection of birds and game in Hartford passed
the House last Friday.
The Legislature on Tuesday passed resolu-
tions of sympathy with the Secretary of the
Navy In his bereavement and loss.
The bill for an additional Justice of the
Peace in Dublin district, Hartford county !;
the bill TO sanction the Woolsey bequest and
the bill for the protection of game in Har-
ford county were read second time in the
Senate, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Richardson has leave to introduce
bill to amend the charter of Havre de Grace.
The claim of A. L. jarrett, Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county, for tax
es paid in error, was reported unfavorably
by the Ways and Means committee and the
report was adopted.
of Mary A. Bolton, late of Hartford county,
was passed as amended by the Senate.
The bill empowering the Governor to veto
any single items in appropriations without
vitiating the whole bill, was read first time
in the House, ON Tuesday.
The Woolsey bequest bill and the bill 10
protect game in Hartford county passed the
Senate on Wednesday. The latter limits
the cunning season from the the first We'd
nesday after election day in November until
Dec. 81, inclusive.
In the House, on Wednesday, Mr. Mitch
ell obtained leave for bill to exempt the
Hartford Agricultural Society from taxation
Mr.. Preston also obtained leave for bill
to amend the charter of the Bel Air Turn
pike Company.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-02-07

ANGLING IN MIDwINTER.-Mr. j. Ley burn
Smith reports that on Monday, with hook
and line, in the Susquehanna river near
Roberts Island, he caught black bass, weigh
ing 81 lbs. and two salmon or wall-eyed pike,
which weighed together nearly lbs. He used
live minnows as bait. Messrs. John X. Spen-
Ger and Samuel l.. Hopkins, day or two pre-
vious, also caught three bass, weighing togeth-
er So lbs. The fish generally called salmon by
the lower susquehanna fishermen is said to be
the wall-eyed pike.