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Twas A Back


--Throvn in the dark. We heard yeIl-~vidence
--conclusiss that somebody hit and hurt. Yes.
and hurt SO badly that the Rroans were heard in
-Bslnnors. Philsdsphia and New York. fsercs
which was: THE DE1L's TO PAY IN WASH
-INGrON. ADLERS SELLING CLOTHING FOR
---LESS MONEY THAN WE CAN BUY IT." WE
PLEAD GUILTY TO THE cHARaR-Ir Is
-rRUE-EvERY WORD OF IT. About two months
-sse We mads deal vbsrsby nearly $500. 900 worth
FINE REApY.MApE CLOTHING
came into our possession at but tribe more than
-oNE-HALF ITS VALUE. We began at the BE-
ginning SELLING THEM AT A LESS PRICE
THAN ANY MANUFACTURER ON EAHTH
GOULD PRODUCE THEM. Many Of thess goods
we're in the hands Of she tailors-urhnshed- These
came IN slowly until this week. when We were
--f.vored with THREE HEAVY SHIPMENTS. thus
--snsblns Us 70 Offer you splendid line Of
CHEyIOT SUITS FOR MEN.
-- Sacks and Getaway Frocks-szes 50 TO - inches.
AT o.. so A SUIT.
GRAY MELTON OvERCOATs.
Al. wool. heavy. an excellent out-of-door sar.
-Rsnt. st
BLACK cHEvIOr ovERcoArs.
strictly all wool. in the latest style. o: splendid
--mAke, with diagonal body lining. silk sssvs
--s'yiish. durable garment.
$3.50
BLACK CHEvIoT SUITS.
Sacks and Getaway Frocks. strictly all WOOL and
-psssinx glance. They should be carefully and
critically scrutinized and inspected. Under such
-scrutiny their real value will be made apparent.
Men prone TO judxe article By price. The
price IL not the proper standard of Judgment In this
case because the intrinsic and market value this
entire lpe Of Suits Is nearly or quite double the
--pTics We nams-which his
e1O A SUIT.
CAMPBELLS KEKSEY OyERCOATs.
AL the latest shAdss-Cream. White Natural,
London smoke. Drab. &c. These elegant perfect
fitting garments are on sale today IT the nominal
sum Of
HARRIS CASHMERE SUITS. BLACK wrRE-
WOVEN w1LTSHIRES AND GRAY HOME
-SPUNS-are going. and going rapidly.
AT $40 SUIT.
- Boys overcoats. sizes II to Is years, "a. so
upward
Boys Cape Coats. sizes to la years, $500
upward
- Boys Suits. long pants. IA to Is ysars, a. 50
upward
- Short Pants Suits. 4 to IA years. q 90 upward
CASH Is the net which captures AL such bargains
- those above quoted
VICTOR L ApLEEs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
s27 AND go 7TH ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL MN
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The Good Templars.

Clabaugh Hall was well filed Monday night
with members OF Washington Lodge. Two new
members were initiated. The report of the
quarter ending October 81 showed that forty
eight new members were added during the
quarter. Messrs. Corby, Piper, James NJ.
Thompson and Thorne, with Mrs. Ida Salkeld,
we're elected representatives to the grand lodge.
The lodge congratulated the Commissioners for
their action in rejecting SO many applications
for liquor license and hoped that they would
adhere to the rejection Of ell applications where
there is reason to suspect that the law has been
violated in any particular.
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Old furniture painted with
PIk-RON

this is the name of the paint, looks like
stained and vanished aes fyrnitxse. One
coat will do it. A child can apply il. You
can change pine to . walnut, or . chsrry
to mahogany; there is no limit to youR
fanciesL All retailers sell it.
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$4,000 Reward

for q recipe that will enable us to make
WoLFFs ACNE BLAcKiNG Mt such q price
that retailer can pro6tably sell it at Zoe .
bottle. This offer is open until Jan. lst 1898.
woLFr& RANDOLPH. Philadsiphia.
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Capt. q. T. Yates. hts executive of,cer Of
ths Hisssry navy yard. hss been buried q
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE, DREAMER. The ONLY CELEBRATED
N English and German ast-oos,st in tae city, tells
all events Of life Once hours. a. .. m sun
day. 10 SUI 20 q pm. lJOs 18th 1t. NV. no1olms
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
ADVERTISING clairyoyant. astroloser and medium u
this city. HAS, wonderful prophetie gift Of ssoond
s;st; hsye..s hidden mys,erlss recoysrs host or
speedy msrfssea fiy.s success in ouslness rsmoyes
cities and al m trouble wall save time ane money b
coming 20 the right place NJ be succeeds where
others bsve failed Conynces skepticsl and cd
vertises only = bat be DO. AL business eopndsn-
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed sftinss. JOc. HOUR.
stoal Open Sundays. Residencs az st., fvc~n
- end 9Th sts- southwest ss5-dOs
MRS. 4. v. SMELL. CLAIRvoYANT AND TEST
AVA medium magnetic and massage treatment given.
Can lie consulted at her psriors, e04 New York ave.
NV oc2ala.
MME. BRooKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTs OF
M LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies and gsn-
tlespcn. 20 cents each. Hours q m. y y. m "a
LIST, bet LIST and, North Capitol sts.n-w. ss4-lows
NINE. RAPHAI.. THE CELEBRATED CI-AIR.
M voysnf and sstroloyrist. the seventh daushfecs
born with caul. hss wonderful healing power. 0ivs
names sad llcky dstss Don't fail 70 sss this lady.
NINE. PERRIN. The TRUEsT DESTINY
M readsr Of the ere. informstioa s1vsa. VA
phenomenal accuracy. sfttings. 60c Hour eAn.
70 pm. 1859 sth 81 NV. oc2o1n'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
In General Term.
The United States of America. the petition OF
the to select land the Rock Creek Park
constituted un1er act OF Congress- entitled An
authorizing the establishing Of public park an the
District Of Columbia. approved September "a 1880
vs. Glenn W. Cooper ct al.
Upon the petition of William T. Rossel. Engineer
Commissioner of the District of ColuIubia to be ad
United party complainant in said proceeding. il
this 9TH day of November, 1891. by the court,
Ordered That all persons and parties interest do
show cause II any they have on or b~fore the FOUR
name of the said William T. Bosseli. Engineer
he substituted in lieu of the Of Henry NJ Robert
as such Engineer COMMISSIONS. Provided. thss q
copy of this order be published daily for I'VE days in
The Evening Star and WASHINGTON Post prior to said
date By the court. Z. 4. BINGHAM, c. }.
True copy, test j. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
By L. r. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk. not-J:
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cEnrsASTaxMux Snow, Light Infantry Hall
tendance.
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MRS. HARRIETTE MILLS.
N1 1904 L st. q. ".
OUT OF WARRINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.

NTAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. coNooRDvnI.E.
N1 Pa. $50 per year. One Of the best schools TO
infuse with energy and TO teach toys the practical
duties Of lie. Boys under - years sl5e
jel7eo-05t' J. SHORTLlDGE (lale) A. NJ. prin.
ID oCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLlCoTr CITY, MD .
N boarding and day school for young men and boys
BROTHER DENIS,
oc64m' President
IVY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN,
Fores; Glen. Nd. Thorough Engisb. Music. Gym
nastics. Special attention TO backward pupils Public
buildings visited monthly. Miss 4. PRENTISs.
se:sl-2n
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON,

IN WARRINGTON.
TIE BERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
sach.. in mos. q the p RI e... Send for
KkE6PGH K SNB Mp ~ , POL
Nv. where they have larger and better sc1ommeda.
1ons- nolO-6t'
WMLLIAM DE, FORD. i0la ioTH ST. ooRSER
:sa 81 sysn & rs q
WAsHINGToN FEMALE SEMINARY. aoeS
w st.. day and boarding school; full course Of in
eeSa9 . ssrns sf as.1stinis For
STUDIO OF ELocUTT0N AND MUSIC. no 18th
Prss s s,SSsSS,9n, yoss sS,snre ghysieul,Srs
Msa: % 81. Nons School OF oraOry
pRoF. PFUHL. SCIENTIFIC AND SPIRITUAL.
charts char Of Your life gives also spiritual treatments
IN e.einentary or advanced studies by university
sens s Ss those az sS study with
CrAR1N,s GEEAT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. Is
sps M g typewr'ins and
sessions Shorthand and typewrtinx. three mouths.
zeal shorthand writers come 70 increase speed
thirty hours dictstion every week; speed classes
al reS afed by electricity: greatest invention OF
age pbenomsnal Arrangement oi all who enter, only
srhooI In the word where shorthand 10 taught rs a
protesson 200 students enrolled: every competent
stncspt sscured . lucrative situation moral and
lEiouf Influences; diplomas Prof StariA has gwen
the young men and women Of WASHINGTON and vicinity
scnoo. In which the hri,l in shorthand typ writing
practical Ensiis rSetOfss p Sa
lanship and spelling - 50 thorough tnst they able
to step IRON the college halls TO the Office the bus
ness and professional man and perform the duties de-
solvp1 upon them with .nfafbe accuracy and cleo
uic speed. lfoi. Starin has Travelled in many lands
studied closely different educational methods. Supra
ing the bad, retaining the good; from his wide
quaintnncs with both business and professional men he
can and does onsr 70 his students ADVANTAGES
and secures for them better situations with larger
salaries than any other institution cap possibly do
Every department under the Immediate supervision Of
DISTINGUISHED SPECIALIST All classes called recita-
ton ROOFS by electricity and The sams asen, cmr Dyed
30 famous throughout the District Spanish taught by
goverHment trans ator terms for Spanish. 81 per
month. ALVA &. Stain. President and Proprietor.
SeO-ly
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HOTELS.

A ken. SOUTH CAROLINA.
WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE
Drisst climate In the United States except points
OF great altitude in the Rocky mountains.
: HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL.
FIRsT-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT.
OPEN FOR SEASON OF ls91-92 NOVEMBER 20
For circular and terms address
no9-lm B. P. CHATFIELD, Proprietor.
THE "RocHEsTER." COR 18TH AND SITS.
4 NV This hotel has been newly rei furnished and
now open FOR transient and permanent guests.
Board by the day. week or month; transient 81 so
and e. per day. Table board. Ly the month. $40
Meals on the European or American pan. Dining
room strictly hrstcxss. The most central
the city. Mrs. Z c. ROCKWELL, Proprietrssa-
CRUMPs HOTEL AND CAFE.
WIN open OCTOBER 20. 1891. for The or reception Of
guests. Firstclass in every respect. Rooms thor
oufhy renovated and refurnshed, with electric bells
and steam heat. Once now open. Rooms ready for
oeis.i% m' SM Ih f. e Gk RSI MHfs propr,..or
HOTEL WINDSOR.
IL Cor. 18th st. and New. York ave.
open for the reception OF transient permanent and
day boarders Mrs. NJ. J. COLLEY. Proprietress OH
WlLLAkD's HOTEL
"a ave. and 14ths st.,
t23 Washington. D. c.
unrcn
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FoNsEcA PREPARING TO flaHf.

The dictator might perhaps do moro to e.
tablish the new order Of things were it not for
the fact that he is sick man. Some reports
have il that the disease from which he 10 suf-
fering 10 cancer, which, il true, would neces-
sarily prevent him from taking the Geld in
person should resort to arms be necessary.
That he will take vigorous measures to sup
press these latest reyolts against his authority
Il not doubted by those who are acquainted
with the personal characteristics Of the man.
He In no way lacks determination, and to
gain his ends he will fight desperately to sweep
all obstacles from his path.
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THE bEkLiTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
as 18th It. NV.
0fancnee In most OF the PRINCIPAL cities. Send 70
circulars. no1l
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LADIES GOODS.

MES N. BRADLEY, MODESTO, z c 81. M
formerly y y invite. p.iron.se Of wsshlu<tos
noderste prics. cusstae and esstinx |. spsciAlty
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nR BLAIR. THF ExPERT EXTRACTOR. MAKES
specially OF hling and inserts artificial teeth
the lowest prices consistent with good worn I'D
mIn!stered. open Sundays. oc.y1-lzf.
4 Ros noN's DENTAL fARLoks. EsTABLIsHED
" ls5s, LOS l4th n. full sets s2O Fnd els;
halt ~ an ss. Old plates made good open
DAY, night and Sundays til y. All its brsnches
ucl3lm'
1NREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
u and artificial teeth inserted without charge excers
cost Of material 81 l:s25 N NV. dental depart
nerf OF the Columbian University, IRON I 70 3 y VA.
daily except Sunday extraction free. innrnAry open
Rom October . TO June 80. ,es8-ff
THE ENANs DENTAL PARDoRs 1917 PA AVE
\ NV. Teeth extracted positively without pain
danger by painless sysiem-a harmless vesretabs
Napor, in by OILY. LIS effects pleasant and
uansaeni Artificial teeth. and brlase work -
reasonAole prlces apl8-sIu'
hR RkPAksoNs, n 4. COX eTH ANDEN w.
~ Entrance on Sth st firs.-ckss gold aud nl-
ings specially. Application 10 Used In extract
ins. Artificial teeth and crowns inserted iys7
nENTAL INSTRUMENTATION UNIyER-
~ saty, corner 18th and q. ". Open 20 3. all thu
year. Extracting. &C.. Tree fAIinss aud plates .
cost Of matsr1ais- fsl0-tr
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cY"Mill For Rent.-A No. l stand, at Mill
Green. Favorable terms. Apply to w. Smith
son ForWood Bel Air. 24ap
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~ For Sale Very Chsap.-A Horse, Carriage
and Harness. Can be seen until June LIST, at
the residence of Miss Mary f. Duvall, near
Fallston. Apply as above or at the AbgiS office
SmV
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H-Fine Line of Gioves.-Buawang Buck
Street and Driving Gloves, Dress Gloves, Kid,
Fur-top Gloves, Dog Gloves, Heavy Buck
Gloves, Red Goat Gloves Calf Gloves and other
Gloves. r. E. Bouldin. Bel Air. 17oct
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l once heard quite little homily preached
on the above subject, from the feminine
standpoint dictated by Dame Fashion, and
all because of bonnet.
One piece of femininity was arguing with
another of the same sex, who was 30 masculine
in her tastes as to be above the charms of
new bonnet, ergo-so reasonable as to be al
most logical.
Sister Sophia maintained that if last sea-
sons bonnet was the very thing for last sea-
son, was suitable and becoming and what the
united genius of the family had selected for
her comfort, therefore it could not so change
in one season as to be perfect sight,"
horrible fright, mot fit to be seen on the
street" and so on Gd ingfnituma.
Poor sister Sophia was overruled in the
end by the power of numbers and of public
opinion which further illustrates her affinity
with the better half of creation.
Well, as was saying (he subject natural
ly takes one off the track) our suburban pride
makes it point of honor to De entirely sat
isi,d with what, yer is suburban, though
tosted upon US by very respectable city
folks.
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sz8g s., 900 to Lean on Mortgages, IN sums to
suit. Septimus Davis, Attorney at Law, Bel
~ Inv
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sY@ For Rent.-A comfortable and conve-
nient Dwelling House on Broadway, Bel Air
Enquire at this office. 14au
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| The Sixth Annual Convention of the Hartford
County W: C. T. U: will be held in the Havre de
Grace M. E. Church. Wednesday, Aug. 26, 1891.
| vain that hlild IL ,,
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Fallston Affairs.

Reported for The Egis.
AUG 19th--Another pic mic was held in Mr.
Howard Amoss' grove, August 18th, under the
auspices of Friendship NJ. E. Church. large
crowd gathered in the grove and had good
time generally. Games of all kinds were play
ed by the young people, and the little ones
amused themselves with swings and hammocks
Two large tables, bountfully supplied with ice
cream and cake, were spread in the grove. and
all present did ample justice to the good things.
The Superintendent of the Sunday School, Mr.
VIM. Gray, and two ministers, Messrs. Peters
Isaac, were present.
A large number of people from this ueighbor-
hood attended the colored Camp at Baynum's,
Sunday last. The camp will continue until
Tuesday next.
Mr.. George Archer, canuer, of wilma, has
over 40 acres in line tomatoes.
A two year old child of one of the hands at
Mr.. George Archer's canning house was kicked
on the head by a mule. on Monday last, and the
bone laid open for two inches. DR.. Charles
Bagley attended to the case.
Mr.. f. G.. Norris has returned, after two
weeks sojourn at Ocean Grove, much improV-
ed in health. TEMPEST
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BY Rail and Water to Bay Ridge, on the
Chesapeake. Sunday. August goth.

By rail through the harvest fields and golden
orchards to Baltimore and thence by palatial
steamer Columbia down the Patapsco and Ches-
apeake with ships from all parts of the world
constantly in view. Free variety entertainment
at Bay Ridge. Boating, bathing, fishing, crab
bling. Soft crab dinner.
Special train from Philadelphia, via B. and o.
z. r., will leave Havre de Grace at $50 A. M. :,
arriving at Bay Ridge at Ills A. NJ. Returning,
(all ral,) train will leave Bay Ridge at 5 80 P. NJ,
and will arrive at Havre de Grace at $50 P. M.
Round trip 81. Train also stops at Singerly and
Van Bibber.
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20 For Sale Cheap-A good strong covered
three-spring Wagon. Also set of Harness and
small Camp Tent, nearly new. Will be sold
separately or together at low prices. Enquire
at this office 3liu
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"a" Boys Suits as low as $3.50, 81, 81. So
Better Suits So, $3.50 and 81. K. E. Bouldn,
Bel Air
eS5- For Sale.-Seven Building Lots in ''Dal-
lam's Addition" to Bel Air fronting Main
street extended and Dallam avenue. Enquire at
this office. 27mhtf
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SUNDAYTR
Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta ano
intermediate stations at $50 A. NJ. and 400 P. M
For Bel Air and intermediate stations at 1.30 and
$50 p. M. They will leave Delta for Baltimore
and intermediate stations at $50 A. Nj. and 3 20
P. M. Leave Bel Air for Baltimore at $50 A.
NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
W. r. CRUMPTON,
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Reported for The Esis.
AUGUST Battle-Ground broken on the
much needed and long expected P. w. and b.
Depot which will be built on the corner OF
Franklin and Adams streets, a short distance
from the old one. 1t is TO be quite handsome
affair, fact which will be much appreciated by
those who have had to endure the inconven-
fences of the old depot.
We regret 10 note that Mr.. j. n. Spencer, who
has been engaged ill business here since his
youth is about to remove to Hagerstown. Mr..
Spence, is one of our best known and respects ted
citizens and the news of his departure has caus-
ed much regret To his 1riends.
The Junior D. U. A. Ms will give re nc
in the City Park, Thursday, which PROMISES to
be very pleasant affair. y.
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esThe Fiber Mattress, almost equal to hair,
for sale at w. ID. Harryman's A full stock of
Mattresses and Lounges on hand 7au4t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church, Rev.
s. A. HoblitZell. Pastor.-Sunday, August 3d.
Preaching at Providence at 1890 A. NJ Bel Air,
Young Mems meeting att p. M, and preaching
at P. Nj. No preaching service at Union Chap
ell. Christian Endeavor meeting at Bel Air,
Monday evening at clock
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Phil
adelphia road, preaching, German, 1890, Sunday
School $50 A. NJ. st. Paups Evangelical Luther
an Church, Peruvian. preaching, English, go,
Sunday School l.30 P. M.
Grace, Chapel. Hickory: Sunday, Aug; 3D.
Baptismal service at p. M, by Rev. L. A. Col
burn. Services thereafter every Sunday even
ing at o'clock, by Prof. H. Hobart Keech, Lay
Reader.
The Woods Meeting at Wesleyan Chapel NJ.
P. Church, Rev. j. Earle Maloy, Pastor, will be
continued next week. There will be service on
Sunday next. August 23d, at 1890 A. M, 3 30 P.
NJ. and p. NJ. Ministers from abroad are ex-
pected. You are invited.
Deer Creek NJ. P. Church, Rev. E. o. Ewing.
Pastor. Children's Day services will be held at
Mr.. Tabor, 1870 A. NJ. August 23d. Preaching
at Deer Creek. $50 P: NJ; Sunday School at T.
prayer meeting every Thursday, at P. NJ.
Sunday. August 23d.-Bel Air M. E. Church
Rev. j. NJ Slarrow, Pastor.-Preaching at II A
NJ. and P. NJ; song service 7.3O P. M. Sunday
School $50 A. NJ. lit. Zion, Sunday School 80
preaching 3 30 p. NJ.
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"Yepetator" Takes the Lead.

SCARBOROUGH. Hartford Co., Aug. II. 1891.
AesSrS. Miller, LippincoH DE- Co.. Batto.
DEAR SIRs: have used your "Vegetator" on
wheat. corn, potatoes, tomatoes and canning
corn, and it has given me satisfaction in every
case. | have used large quantities of Bone and
other fertilizers during the last 30 years, but
have never used anything that quite comes up
to "Vegetator" in satisfactory results. have
the best set of timothy following Its use after
this years wheat crop that have ever seen.
shall use nothing else this faA and have already
ordered of your agent, Mr.. s. T. Moore. Very
respectfully yours,
JOHN b. SCARBOROUGH.
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Now that the farmer has chance at full
will closely watch his bosses that they do not
toy with the silver bubble, nor too much
strain the tariff tension.
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Letter from BOothby Hill.

Reported for The Fgis.
AUG. 19.-The canning house whistles are
, heard daily.
Mrs. Mahala Courtney died, on Tuesday. l1th
instant, at the residence of her son, Mr.. George
Courtney, Cole postoffce.
Miss Jessie Baker spent few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Baker, at Aberdeen, last
week.
Misses Clara and Ora Hanson, of Baltimore,
are visiting at Mr.. J. X. Orr's.
MIR. Richard Cain, brother of Mr.. Thomas
Cain, spent a few days with him, last week.
Mr.. Thomas Cain lost valuable colt, Mon
day afternoon.
Our school house is being reprinted.
Miss Lizzie Catch is visiting Mrs. VIM. B.
Baker.
Mr.. VIM. B. Baker is in Ode, 50, canning. y.
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J. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. au
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s8s-Fur Rent, after the 18th instant, House
and Lot on Broadway, Bel Air. Enquire at
this office 7u
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~ Hot Weather Clothing. Full and fresh
Stock. Coats, Vests, Pants. K. E. Bouldin,
bel 12lh
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Ry-F For Sale.-The pure-bred Jersey Bull,
"Barkis," 81 years old, from Col. Webster's
Herd John s. Dallam, Bel Air. 3liu4t
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Grand Hop at the Rocks.
Reported for The Egis.


AUG. 1Sth.-A dance was given by the young
men of the neighborhood, on Monday, August
18th. The committee consisted of N. r. Amoss,
J. g. Glenn and 7. Ross Payne. Among those
present were Misses Perrin of Baltimore, Nellie
aud May Bussey, of Mt. Washington, Lottie
Hope, Maggie and Mary Roberts, May Tolley,
Maggie Macatee, Bette Myers and Miss Owens,
of York; DIR. and Mrs }. E. Harry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Day, Messrs. N. T. Amoss, VIM.
Whiteford, Charles Howard. VIM. Metzel John
Howard, d. w. Day, I. Ross Payne, Capt. Dali
lam, DR.. T. B. Hayward and many Others. D..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-08-21

1875 900 to lend on mortgage upon real
estate Herman Stump, Bel Air. 2Sje