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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-24
CHANGE IN TIME.-The Baltimore and Lehig

CHANGE IN TIME-The Baltimore and Lehigh
Railroad Company is about to give the public
excellent facilities for travel. On Sunday next
July Goth, trains will leave Bel Air for Balti-
more at 9, Gas and II A. NJ, and II 10, 4.35 and
6P. II.
Trains will leave Baltimore for Bel Air at
S.25 and $50 A. NJ, Il. Is, 4 and $50 T. NJ.
The Sunday trains will remain unchanged.
The only disadvantage about the new time
schedule will be the late hour at which the
morning mails will be received.
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From CIermont Mills.

Reported for The HIgis.
JULY 2O-The fair for st. Mary's Church,
Deer Creek, will be held from August 18th to
18th.
The date of the corner stone laying has not
been fixed, but it will be during the week of
the fair.
good game of ball is expected between our
team and the Anchors, of Bangor, Pa, August
1st LARK.
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The High House Picnic.

One OF the most pleasant picnicS OF the season
took place on Thursday Of last week at the High
House, the pleasant home OF the genial John Ma
han. well known to the readers of the AgtS.
The High House Is new building on the ives
tern shore Of Rumley Creek (or Rumney, as 1t IL
now called) short distance from its mouth, com
manding from its portco an extended view OF the
wide mouth OF the creek, dotted with numerous
scured by the smoke Of guns, while the echoes o
their reports drown the roar OF the winds and the
noise of the waves as they break ON the Shore
Now the scene Is widely different. The twitter o
birds-the lazy splash OF fish leaping in the sun
light-the faint rustic Of the "sweet south wind
among the leaves-are the only sounds that break
| the silence of this lovely solitude. Over the low
Undiscovered point of Taylor's Island, the broat
expanse OF the Bay mirrors the summer glory 0
the sun, and in plain sight are the bluffs OF ole
| Kent and the massive forms of the Seven Noun
tans," the highest land seen by Capt. John Smith
the first EngliShman who explored the head water
! of the Bay.
| A pleasant compan0nable group of people wer,
our fellow guests on Thursday. Plenty of boats weTt
on hand for our diversion and fish and crab din
| ner, sumptuous and plentiful, disposed us for tht
lounge OH the green sward and the pipe and poi
| ticS' which inevitably. followed.
Waning daylight warned us TO be gone, so leaV
| ing group of younger folks lost in the mazes o
| the dance We took our way homeward, wishing al
| SucL eSS TO our host wloSe personality, added Z
| the natural attractions and many conveniences 0
| his resort deserve all recognition at the hands o
| the pleasure loving denizens OF Hartford.
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Hickory Locals.

Reported for The Egis
JULY O.-Mr. William Hilditch, who had q
severe attack OF bilious fever, is now around
again.
Mr.. Thomas Carcaud and DR.. o. B. CarcAud
are visiting friends in and near Baltimore.
The Mt. Tabor Mite Society, which had al
most become thing Of the past, appears to be
taking new life since the accession of the pres
ent preacher, Rev. Mr.. Ewing. Their next
meeting Is to be held at MIR. George Pyle's.
The latest for the Hickory Is the bicycle
craze which seems to have seized our young
men, Mr.. Stephen Carcaud having made the in
PRODUCTION by bringing dandy" home with
him last Tuesday week.
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Poor CITY CHILDREN ENJOYING THE CoUN-
TRY.-Last Saturday, seven more poor children
were brought to Hartford county from .Balti-
more city, for a two weeks stay in the country,
where they can enjoy the woods and fields,
the fruits and flowers and the pure, invigorat-
cir. Mrs. Walter 81. Reckord, of Fallston, Mrs.
John D. Worthington. of Bel Air, and Mrs.
George A. Cairnes, of Jarrettsyile, each took
two, and Mrs. q. T. Mitchell, Of Watervale,
took one.
Eight children belonging TO Faith Presby-
terisn Church, Baltimore, are recommended as
worthy Of charity, and IL any one in the coun-
ty is willing to give these poor little mortals
two weeks Of Harford's bracing air, they will
please communicate with Mr.. d. Louis Finney,
OF Bel Air, who will make the necessary arrange
ments.
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From White Hall. Baltimore County.


JULY Glowing to the recent hard rains the
roads are in bad condition and need repairing.
Rev. Mr.. Hyde, of Baltimore, preached last
Sunday in Stsber's NJ. E. Church. His sermon
was much appreciated by all.
Miss Mabel Kuncle, of Glen Rock, Pa, was
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Burns of this place,
last week.
Mr.. Lee Magness, of Emmortou, visited rela-
tives in this vicinity, ON Sunday and Monday
last PEEK A-Boo.
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Items from Alllbone.

Reported for The .Egis.
JULY lSth.-The heavy rain Of Saturday
swelled the streams hereabouts so much that
they overlooked their banks.
Our farmers have about done harvesting and
have fine crops. 1t Is thought the yield Of po-
tatoes will be unusually large.
Miss Susie Carr will leave IN q few days to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Carr, of the Cedars
Mrs. Ellie German, Of Baltimore. is in the
neighborhood visiting her mother
Hrs. Daniel Tavson will leave shortly to visit
her aunt, Mrs. 8. Dick, of Dublin. ROSE BUD
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The Baltimore AmeYtcoR mentions with
approval the name of Ool j. Thompson
Frieze, of Havre de Grace, in connection
with the Republican nomination fol
Governor of Maryland. Col. Freze is a
Republican of Republicans, an honest, able
man, and the party could do no better than
bestow the honor of the nomination upon
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To Bay Ridge on the Chesapeake by Raj
and Water, August ed.

By rail through the luxuriant fields of Penn
sylvania Delaware and Maryland to Baltimore,
and thence by steamer Columbia down the Pa
tapsco and Chesapeake to Bay Ridge, where free
amusements are going on almost every hour
also boating, bathing, fishing and grabbing soft
crab dinner.
Special train from Philadelphia, via B. & o. b.
R., will leave Havre 6e Grace at so A. NJ, ar
irving at Bay Ridge al l1.15 A. NJ. Returning, all
rail- train will leave Bay Ridge at $50 p. NJ, and
will arrive at Ii tvre lie Grace at $50 p. M
Round trip 81. Train also stops at Singerly and
Van Bibbpr,
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ABEL n, WILSON,
EDWARD Fl. PRIGG,
THOMAS e. OATHCART,
Examiners.
FREE SCHOLARSHIP IN WESTERN
MARYLAND COLLEGE.
OIFes Board School Commissioners,
REI Arm MI IuIv ~ IQOl

0Nes Board School Commissioners,
BEL AIR, Nd, July II, 1891. (
There will be held at this office MONDAY
JULY 2Tth, 1891, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, a Competi.
tive Examination for the vacant Free Scholar
ship in Western Maryland College. THESE
arship entities the holder to board, fuel lights
and washing for four years. and is open to schol.
airs of both sexes.
Male applicants will be examined in the Eng
lish branches, Latin and Greek Grammar Algs
bra, Caesar and Xenophon. Females in the Eng
one is fully prepared, the one who approach
nearest the standard will be appointed. The
successful candidate must have the endorsement
of the State Senator from this county, and must
give bond to the State of Maryland in the sum of
500 10 teach for two years in the State after
leaving the College.
By order,
JOHN D. woRTHINGToN.
24ju Secretary.
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Through an unfortunate error some OF
the Democratic primary election tickets con.
tain the name of "Charles B. Osborn" as q
candidate for County Commissioner from the
second district 1t should have been printed
"CHARLEs OSBORN" Mr.. Charles B. Osborn
is not q candidate. All Of the official tickets
sent to TIE polls for Use on the 25th have
Mr.. Osborn's name correctly printed. Those
who wish to vote for Mr.. Osborn should ex-
anime their tickets carefully and see that his
name Is printed Charles Osborn" not
"Oharles B. Osborn"
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A pic mic was held in Mr.. Howard Amos
woods, on the ed, under the auspices of the
Presbyterian Sunday School. Over rs persons
were present. Base ball and other games were
enjoyed by the children, and q bountiful feast
of ice cream aud cakes was served.
The reunion of the NJ. Z. Sunday Schools
will take place in the woods near Cooptown,
on August 9th.
Mr. Alexander Finney, of Ohio, is home on a
visit TEMPEST
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-24

There is more Ca5arrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was supposed to be in
durable. For great many years doctors pro.
nounced it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies. and by constantly falling to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it incurable.-
al disease, and therefore requires constitutions
al treatment Hairs Cltarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure OF. the market. 1t is taken
internally in doses fIom 10 drops to q teaspoon
full. 1t acts directly Upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer one hundred
dollars Tor any case it fails TO cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
+. j. CIlENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
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A CARD

7 n
To the Executive Committee of tho Prohibi-
ton party of Hartford county, or to Whom it
May Concern:
Without my permission or without consulting
me my name was pr ced the Prohibition
Ticket as a candidate Tor Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Hartford county AS am not an aspi-
rant for the position and thanking the commit
tee for the honor conferred upon me, | most re-
spectfully, yet positively decline the nominal
ton. -
24ju o. MICHAEL.
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JAM rs j. ARCHER, Trustee,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

insolvency of for
Slice & Kenly. Hartford County.
10 the Creditors Of Tie firm Of Slee q Kenly:
FAKE NOTICE, that George Slice and CIar-
ence Q. Kenly, partners, trading as Slee &
Kenly, of Hartford county, Md, having been nv
the Circuit Court for Hartford County, adjndi-
Gated insolvent debtors, the proceedings under
which such adjudication was made being now
pending, meeting of the creditors IF said in
solvent debtors will be held on the 3lst Julv
1891, at IL o'clock, A NJ, at the Office of James T
Archer, in the town of Bel Air, for the purpose
tories and the selection of permanent trustea or
trustees. "a
JAMES j. ARCHER
241u Preliminary Trustee
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Lightweight Tennessee militiamen, who
were guarding number of convict laborers
in the coal mines at Briceville, Tenn, were
surrounded. Monday morning, by from 1900
to 1000 armed miners, who demanded that
the convicts should be turned over to them.
The officers refused the demand, preferring
to defend their charge at the cost Of their
lives, If necessary. The.triking miners then
consented to the evacuation of the place by
the troops and convcts, oil Of whom were
put on a train and sent 10 KHsIvills. Yhs
miners then marched 10 the mines OF the
Knoxville Iron Company, where convicts
have worked without trouble for fourteen
years, and compelled the guards 10 march on,
with 1876 convicta. These were also put on
board u train and started towards Knoxville.
Governor Buchanan Immediately dispatched
ten companies, with Calling guns, to the
scene of disorder.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-24

The purchasing power Of twenty cents may
seem small, yet 1t secures economy for the poor;
good health in consequence of warm, dry feet To
The feeble pleasure to the rich and fastidIOus and
comfort to everybody when invested in bottle OF
VOLTS Acme Backing.
You can get backing for &c. and 1Oc. which
would be dear il Acme Backing were worth dol
lar; and you can get the Just as good" for 25c
and over. which Is no better than the Sc. and IOc
but put I'D in Shower packages.
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Nor Coon DAY FOR SNAKEs.-Mr. Thomas
Livezey, on Monday, killed, on the ground, by
9 stone wall on his farm, near Thomas Run, a
spreading adder, measuring SO feet in length.
Mr.. Livezey cut the snake in two with spade
and was amazed to discover that it had 43 live
ly young adders inside Of 1t. His two little boys
killed them as fast as they came out. MIR.
Livezey discovered the mate to this snake in the
stone pile but could not get it out.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-24
FREDERICK w. BAKER, Editor.

~THE EGIs is the Oldest established news
paper In Hartford county. 1t has q larger circu.
lation among intelligent farmers, Gamers and
other business men than any other newspaper
published In the county. These facts make Ii Q
valuable advertising. medium for reaching al
classes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-07-24

Places of Meeting:
First District, ABINGDON.
Second District HALLS CROSS ROADS.
Third District, BEL AIR.
Fourth District, JARRETTSVILLE.
Fifth District, DUBLIN.
Sixth District. HAVRE DE GRACE.
The member of the Executive County Com
mittee will, IL present, call to order the meeting
in his district. and II not present the meeting
will organize itself.
HENRY D. FARNANDIS,
j. CARROLL WALSH,
CRAS. H. STREET..
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MARRIED,

BEALL-COLLINS.-O Monday, July Goth,
at the residence OF the groom, near Foun ain
Green, by Rev. J. N. Slarrow, MALCOLM
BEALL to Mrs. FLORENCE COLLINS.
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. CARD.

n
Not having been able to make a thorough per-
pressure of my business affairs, / have with
drawn from the contest for the Democratic = m
nation for Sheriff. / hank the friends whose
support was promised ne, and beg leave 10 say
that | expect to be candidate for nomination
for the same Office in 1853.
24iult AMBROSE COOLEY.
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B e L A I r, M d.

WIN. Fl. PAUL, of Webster, is Authorized to re-
ceivt and collect subscriptions for The <Eqts.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EXAMANERS'N NOTICE.
The undersigned Examiners. appointed by the
County Commissioners of Hartford county, to To-
cate a public road in the Third District Begin
ming at point on the Bel Air and Forest Hill
road, nearly opposite Henry B. Bruus' store
house and dwelling, and running thence through
and over the lands of Charles Bode. Benjamin
f. Minnick, DR.. &. Hall Richardson, Mrs. Annie
E. Bedford and John r. Bedford, Mrs. Mary g.
Dallam. the Baltimore and Lehigh. formerly the
Maryland Central, Railroad Co., Mrs. Frances =.
Fulford, Mrs. Frances s. Fulford, trustee. Mrs.
Elizabeth Fl. Fulford and Alexander NJ. Fulford
her husband, Henry Fuford and James ]. Ar
cher, his permanent trustee in insolvency, until
it intersects Webster avenue at a point near the
Baltimore and Lehigh, formerly the Maryland
Central, Railroad Company's tracks and right OF
way, and also near the termination of William
street, recently opened through Dr. e. Fl. Rich
ardson's lands, hereby give notice that they will
meet on the ground,
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST LIST, 1891.
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose above des.
igna.ed
ABEL II, WILSON
RDWARD Fl. PRIGG,
THOMAS e. OATHCART
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GEORGE O. STEVENS.

FAIR AND FESTIVAL.-The ladies of
Emory M. E. Church will hold Fair and
Festival, in the Grove at the Church. on FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY. August 14th and 18TH
SUPPER EACH EVENING. Refreshments OF
various kinds. Fancy Articles for sale. 24ju
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ON MONDAY, JULY 9th, 1891.

at O'Clock, P. NJ. to select for each district Ter
Delegates to q convention in Bel Air, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 2eth day of July, at IL O'Clock. to
send Delegates to represent Hartford County In
the State Convention to be held in Baltimore
City, on the 10th July. 1884, at II o'clock. NJ, &c
nominate candidates
For GOVERNOR,
For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
For CLERK OF COURT OF APPEALS,
For COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY OF
MARYLAND.
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By direction of the Democratic State Central
Committee, the members for Hartford county
call upon the Democratic voters of Hartford
county to hold Primary Meetings at the usual
place OF voting in each district
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On Friday of last week Mrs. Polly Almony,
mother of James Almony, of Norrisville, acct
dentally fell down stairway and had several-of
her ribs injured. Mrs. Almony is 81 years Of
age and blind.
MIR. viii Whiteford won the first prize in
the first class, gold watch, at the tournament
held on Tuesday on Mr.. Walter Proctor's fam,
near Cambria. Hon. Andrew Boyle delivered
the coronation address.
The heavy rain last Saturday did an i'm
% snse amount OF damage 10 roads in Marshalrs
district, many OF which had just been put in the
best condition. 1t is estimated that IS 900 will
not put the roads of that district in the same
condition they were before the rain fell.
-InwoId, Kaiser s. Co., the popular carpet
dealers, have opened their new sore at BIB w.
Lexington street, Baltimore. Their stock is
entirely new and the immense variety Will IN
doubleday suit the varying tastes OF their many
friends, among whom are quite number of
Hartford people.
Tho Spesutia Island fishing outfit, for
several years past owned and operated by Geo..
&. Carver q Co., has recently been purchased
by J. E. Jackson & Brother, who are extensively
engaged in fish packing Walter 7. Jack
son, junior member of the firm. being resi-
dent of Ravre de Grace. This seine Is probably
the largest fshed on the Bay, covering circuit
when hauled Of three miles.
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HAD HIS FINGER Cur OPP.-Lsst Saturday as
Mr.. Charles A. Kennedy was assisting in rails
ing piece Of track. on the Baltimore and Lee
high Railroad. near Fallston, the fore-fnger OF
his left hand was canght in the machinery
and cut OF inst below the nail. The wound
was exceedingly painful. He was brought to
Bel Air. where DR.. E. Hall Richardson dressed
the injured member.
GoRBp By A Bullion Wednesday OF last
week Patrick Hushon, Jr., near Mill Green,
was painfully injured by bull belonging to his
father. The bull attacked Mr.. Hushon k mock,
ed him down and with one of its sharp horns
ripped his right arm open from the wrist to the
elbow, in some places nearly TO the BONE
The arrival of the father alone saved his sons
life. Mr.. Hushon is improving under the care
of DR. Bryan
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BENZ. H. SINCELL,
Elitnr and Proprietor.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy, one wear. W
six months ............................ 20
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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An Awful MOnStOSitV.


KITGwo d w. VA. April II -
Isaac p. Martin. of p peasant town
ship. brought to the County mfr
mary here to-day. a fri2htful mon.
struSity. This being, which can
hardly be called human. is an OH
inrt Of curiosity and interest; il re-
somhles n serpent IN appearance and
in its writhing movements much
m rp than il does man.
Your correspondent visited the In
Primary and saw the thing. and from
Mr.. Martin learned Of its peculidr-
tiles. The age 0fthi snake-'iKe man
is twpnty-thrre years. and since lis
birth il has never uttered word.
The parents lived near GAINESVILLE.
this county. were intelligent and vel
to do, and until lately, when III"
mother died, kept this son at home
entirely secluded. and hut few poo
pie ever knew of the existence of such
an unnatural 'ff-pring within the
nciv hhO' hood.
The head If the thing looks like
that of a huge snake the eyes are
small and set far back in the head.
which hears no resemblance to that
of man. At times this peculiar
/ being becomes almost uncomfortable
and will dart from place to place with
Lightning ike rapidity. At night it
is necessary to allow tight to shine
| into the room or it will not lie down
to sleep. This man-snake does no.
seem TO possess single idea and it.
mouth is 50 shaped that it will not
admit Of anything hut liquid food.
| He has Suh~i-tpl since birth upon a
sort of thin Cruel, which he takp-
| from vessel with the eagprneSS of u
| hog. The limits Of the man are u0
naturally small. although at times he
SormS To possess inhumAn strength.
Many people examined this peru'i "
being to day, and without a doubt il
would bring "A fortune to the owner
of a museum.
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y
Since tn census of 1880 the State
of MARYLAND has increased 1N7 All in
population. Only seven counties
have gained. and their total increase
is but 3 209; while sixteen counties
have decreased 9 OF, leaving the net
decrease for the counties S:,6. Or
the other hand, Baltimore city has
increased 113 2S3. The larger towns
of the state have also gained. The
following shows the increase and tie
crease of population in the counties {:
IncrpaSe-Annp Arundel. I'll; Dor.
chester, 1872; Garrett. II; Mnnt@"'n-
cry. $50: Somerset. $50; Talbot, 35S !;
Wiromico. 25S. Total, 20S.
Decrease A!legany, 10; Balti-
more, 1876; Howard. 226; Half'rd
so; Frederick. S74, Calvert, 593 :;
Caroline, 271 I; Carroll, 101 !; Cecil
1856; Charles, . 1888 K"nt, $50 /;
Prince Georges. 2ll Queen
Annp'S. 5l4: st. Nary, 93l /; Wash
ington, 476; Worcester, 1853. Total,
OOH.
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COURT FUND.

Estimate to pay jurors witnesses, bail
IFS, messengers and crier of Court
for September TERM. ...............-.S 100 s.
Surplus from Court Fund OF 1891 ......... .53j !;
Total 35 VI
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To pay this amount it was ascn tanned tina
the faXahl property, rs shown bv tn assess
ment boo $, announced to Si,3'l rs, hfch at
81 cents on the 500, will make ,h"am"uni
C unity purposes. Sl2,0n.S4. Deduc'ing 1851 =
go for corporations paving IN" state tax di-
rect lathe Sta e Treasurer, leavest Z basis for
Safe tax Sil2',lS- viii III at ia cents on each
$40 makes the III unit OF state tax ST.321.i .
an this added makes IN taxes for State an
G ,unty purposes - 1925.
J. b. FAY,
Clerk to the County Commissioners of Gar
rett County, Md,
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ANNUAL LEVY LIST
OF
GARRETT co. FOR 1891.

annual Levy made april IS. 1891, By
the County Commissioners Of Gar
ret County. Ma, yidQd.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 81, 1891.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

Iherehv announce myself candidate for
the office of sheriff for Garrett COUNTY: sum
iert To the decision Of the Republican \omi-
mating Convention, and solicit the endorse
ment of my friends.
District Not.
Oakland, Md. April Is, 1891.
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Read The REPUBLICAN !
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
COUNTY TREAsURnR,s OFFICE

TreaSurPr'S commission on Co taxes.
subject to the or er of County Com
missionprs . ...... .::................sl,7 l7 g.
Wrra .urPrS commission on state AK w 81
L NJ stanton. Go Treasurer. making
sis ,ssments. $50 90
Total So lR9 40
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HOSPITALS AND ALMSHOUSES.

To trustees of Allegany county Aims
hOu. for support of En0ch LOraw,
Geo FaZenba, err. VIM Scibprt and
burial &c. of George Deitrick, to
May i, 1871 Alo ou
To Treasurer OF iiHrH and HOe pltaliur
insane paupcr patients as per bill
rehdertu .............. oo' IL
70 bal due Mumtcvu" Hospital. FRED
GflcK 40 10
Tntnl 81 :&1k %