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y ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuoneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME COTTAGE ON
SCOTT AVENUE NEAR SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded IN Liber
No. liOS folio ll5 ct seq, one of the land records
for the District Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured the eDy, will sell at pubc auction
in front of the premises, FRIDAY, SEVENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1891, at SIX O'CLOCK p
NJ, the following bed real uated the
city OF Washington. District Of Columbia, to wit:
Lot nuinbe. twenty six C26) :. ]. Gass subdi-
vision of lot No. two 90 in George yors subdivision
of part of a tract land called Pleasant Plains, to-
gether with the improvements. &C.
Terms: One tbiru cash. the balance in and two
years. per cent interest. payable semannualy Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the premises sold all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser deposit of
500 required at the time OF sale LII the terms sale
not complied with in fifteen days the day of
sale the trustees the right resell the property
1t the risk cost OF the defauln purchaser
nve days advertisement of such rssale
paper pubs IN WASHINGTON. D. c. Alconveyaucing
and recording at the cost of the purchaser.
MYhUN NJ. PARKER,t o..
tyIs2-d&ds Ii. h. WILLARD. AFustees.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and d sts NV.

cHANcFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATE ON THE NORTH
LAST CORNER OF AND EIGHTH STREETS
NORIHMEST. KNOWN As "GOCkELER'S
BAKERY"
By virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed the second day of
July, A ID. lscl, III equity cause number l., 800,
where Got OBJ GocAeer ct al are complainants and
Minnie g. Cooke er ct al defendants, the Ter
signed will offer sale. at public auction front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY. The FIFTH DAY
OF ACGAsT, A ID. 1891. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following described real estate,
situate in the city Washington D. c. Part OF
lnal lot three 90 square four hundred and twenty
four t424). beginning for the at the southwest
corner of SAID square and running thence along the
north line Of N sueet east twenty C2n feet eight
90 inches thence north TO tine line of SAID lot,
thence due twenty CID feet eight (S) hes
to LiVhIh street, and thence south TO the place of
beg inning.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree onethird
cash ma the balance in two equal instaiients at
and two years. with interest from the day of sale,
be secured by deed of trust the sold.
or all cash. IL the option OF the purchaser. deposit
OF two hundred (S0U) dollars will be required
time OF sale. Ali conveyancng and recording at the
purchasers cost. LION 1OBltINER, Trustee,
1y.gc.S-dS,eis No. t.lti A. NV
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PROPOSALS


SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the office OF the supervising architect Treasury De
partment. washington, D. G. until TWO O'CLOCK
T. NJ. on the NlNEIEENTH DAY OF AUGUST
1891, for furnishing and delivering at the Treasury
Department building draughtin- materials for the
accordance with the specification and schedule copies
OF winch may be obtained on Application at this Once
Each DID must De accompanied by certified check
sum moi less than per cent OF the pro-
posai The department viii reject all bids received
after the time herein stated for oeniny the same
all BIDS winch do not comply strictly with all the re-
Quirelnents OF this Invitation Proposals he
closed III envelopes. sealed and marked Proposal
Tor furnishing and delivering draughtin for
the office OF the supervising architect Treasury De-
iy.xDeoI0t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER D. C..
OWashineton, July B. 1Stp1.-Sealej proposals will
he received at the Office of the Commissioners the
District Of Columbia until WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
TWELVE, at fMEkFE O'CLOCK NOON. for fur
nishins the public schools o. the District OF Counia
rs No desks and chars. :zl6 No desks and chairs
2UO No. desks and chars, 100 No. desks and chairs
Il No. primary desks and CHAIRS, as No. ,
primary DESKS and c.iairs, II No; q primary
Id desks and chairs, 600 assembly or
opera chairs, 81 teachers desks % teachers tables
Samples must be submitted TO ". b. Powell. suT.rin
tendent OF public schools 18th and streets north
west ashington. D. Z. he bids tor pupils desks and
and the prices bd the furnishing ana set
ting to the floors in tie different buildings compete
Blank forms OF proposal together with all niorlna-
tton, can De ohtalAed upon Application at Room ~
District buiIding on lst street northwest between
al bios parts of bids. j. ". DOUGLASS j ii
ROSS. H. Nj. ROBERT, Com nissioners u. e. iy.s,-t
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THOMAS BOWLING son, AUCTIONEERs.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE OF FIXTURES AND CON-
NORTHWEST.
By virtueof an assignment to me- recorded In Liber
l54 iolio l93 OF the land records the District Of
Columbia viii sell at PUBLIC anction the premises
on MONDAY, AHGUSH Third. 1891. at TEN
LEG street northwest: Consisting IN part q
HOOKS. ICE BOX, BUTTER BOX
BINS. CANNISEEbsS, IRON SAFE, DESK &c.
And all the Fixtures necessary in the conduct OF
rst-ciass grocery These goods all new. in per-
fect order and will be sold regardless Of cost.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. Assignee,
jy25d Sun building.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORi.OW,
WEEKS CO., Auctioneer.,
o57 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post ofhcs.

WEEKS CO.. Auss,epeer..
oppOsiie City Post ono.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD fr-R
fHTTkkfK tEfhNN mp E En- os, dHvRspAk lily
soRTMENT Will RI 70, Nd sEy EN- FINE
sSSES a sF SAS sS HAN k sSPs ss SIef
k a. PRESSES. MIRRORS. CARPETS, RUGS.
j ArIMER SLOAN. AuctiOneer..
BILLIARDS.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE KIRKwoop
BILLIARD PARLoRs, CORNER OF Eff.
THHSTH AND @ STREETS. AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING IN PART.
3 Brunswick Bake oollenesr Company Billiard t.
Of sard BIS OFT Sf sS 2. b bosi ss
4 %sns, f sis S9 cs:, E.ok' oOun'sr' %
Walnut Tables
j Eessnt Clock.
Superior Walnut BuHs1
on TH1ksbAY JULY rHrRrrErH, 1891, com.
contents Of tie allow. sas se III ne s sn;s
offered whole. and not 20 soid viii then e sod
NIB The only reason for selling 1. tina. Mr..
ATnMood - giving mp that branch Of his business.
,y24ets LATIMER SLOAN. AuctiOneer..
EoR sALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION 3sUBuRBkN
v racss containing :. ~ and acres 2 nilesir m
JAMES GLhME sSs T. i sf'is up sn estate See
RAICLIFFE. DARK 4 co.. Auctioneer.
EXEGUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
N9ETHwEsT. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
JOY op T Is5 Pa ariT TIE r THERTIErH DAY OF
the premises will offer for sale at public the
depth Of 100 feet TO public alley improved by sub,
santia prick dwelling house three
hlent, X rooms, all modern improvements.
Terms; one-,hird cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest from day of SAFE secured by deed
option derost Of 20 Ieanrss q. to 81 s,s
Terms TO he complied with within twenty days right
chaser after three days Advertisement in sce news
paper published In WASHINGTON. D.C All convey anc-
ing and recording at purchasers cost.
JAMES L. NORRIS. Executor,
0SOo&ds Cor. 9TH and q SITS. n. W.
RATCLIFFE. DARR Co.. Aactioneers-
PEREMpToRY SALE BY AUCTION OF THREE
Mn Two,STokY SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSES,
STREETS NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY THIRTIFTU
aSSI, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell. front tie
PAhr LOTS s z sai q Ts AZ SOB LOT 10.
Fronting IL feet on 9TH street and running back to
isrse alley: Improved by three wel-Uuih two-story
T T brick houses with AL modern improvements.
and an eegant opportunity for investment.
Terms one-third cash. balance one and two years.
WITH interest al the rate of per per snnu or AL
cash. at the purchasers option. deposit OF 90 on
each house at time OF safe. Terms to he compiled
pSrchsser ressrred All eons s.a
.neins' recording &e Rs e EpTshasers eos
Y-f-c6ds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th ana ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY on FIFTEENTH
sTREET BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust to us bearing date
21o seq, the land records Of the District Of Co
secured thereby viii sell at public auction, in
front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, The
TwENTY-NINfH DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1891 AT
HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all rght, title
and interest OF Rosa l.. Male formerly Rosa tones)
and John G. Male in and to the following described
land and premises situate in the city Of Washing
ton District Of Columbia: All that certain piece or
parcel of land and premises known and
and being part of lot A, in Jno Brown al sub
division of lots in square numbered two hundred and
fourteen (2l4). plat recorded in Lioer 3, folio
OF the records of the surveyor Office of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, beginning Tor the sqme on Fiji
teenth street. hundred and thirty eight S) feet
from the southwest corner of said square. and run
ming thence north on said street fifteen O5) feet.
thence east twenty eight ( feet six 90 inches thence
south two ca feet thence east ninety (yS feet
to thirty foot alley thence south said alley thir
teen ~ feet. thence west niue 90 feet thence north
one I'd loot two CD inches. thence west twenty five
(25) feet, thence south Cd foot two CO inches,
thence west ninety 2 feet six (3l inches Fiji
teenth street and the beginning together with the
provements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash. All conveyancing at pur-
chaser's cost. deposit Of 800 will be required ct
time Of sale Terms OF sale to be complied with In ten
George Z. EMMoNs, lr
1y1Seots CHARLES B. PEARSoN.5 irus'ses'
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FUTURE DAYS,
T ATIMEL L SLOAN, AuctioneerA.

7 ATIMEL SLOAN, Auctoneer.
SALE BY AUCTION
OF E1oEt EMSFAtIS Ss n PkRr EFFECTS.
PAH H.N s sg1TE RAI
HICANsi., BRUSSELS AND iNGRAiN CAR
TENSION DINING TABLES, wxhNHT Din.
M tfA iSlNf h ASR s sEf x MAhh
SHA s EA FfRyTrykk II WA1suI
GGAAiTTTssE E s;, FpESAIEEk PILLOWS RAiNTEp
N WIRE y,s sP 2i BEDDING. MATING.
On MoNpIY MnRSiSG, xueUsT THIRD. 1891.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell the en-
West. contents OF residence no. LII street north
jy;9-dts LATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucsioneers
MAILER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers
CONTENTS OF ARTISTS STUDIO AT AUCTION.
PAST FOUR 6SLdCk PM. we shall sell at studio
Sp SSbEsN dksfs
jy.s-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.
WELKs CO.. AUCTIoNEERs,
opp. City Pos. Once.
LARGE SALE OF CLOTH Nc. NOTIONS. SHOES.
O'CLOCK 4 NJ, wITHIN OUR SALES s6oMs, go
kAb vE EANIs he fEi 81 fsaSEs s1irs
STRAW HATS, OvEkALLS, OUTING SHIRTS
UMBRELLAS AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS. U292t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFF.
EECTS AT AUCTION.
By order Of the supreme Court for the District Of
Columbia holding special term on the Path day OF
July. A ID 1891 shall sell at the sales of Waiter
b. Williams Co.. corner 10th street anu Pennsyl-
Nanla avenue northwest. on SATURDAY, AUGUST
FIKsT. Al; 1891. at HALE-RAsI TEN O'CLOCK
part Of the personal effects Of Mary Ann Bonn,
deceased, named III part:
WALNUT CHAMBEK SUITES, CARPETS, Bed
DING, &c.
Terms cash. JOSEPH A. BONN,
Jy2Y-3t Administrator.
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l. HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
~ lsth st. NV
Open all summer Lower summer rates Preparing
: for COLLEGE a speciality.
Branches: New York. Boston, Philadelphia Cliicaro
PARIS. Bcrlin. London. Also summer school a. As5ury
Tara. y D. gel
Nj Iss BALCII's CIyILsERvICE INsTITITEAND
AVA bushes college. l2Os luth nv Iuplis gf--
Jared successfully iOr ciN ssrsics. li
CENSUS cAs.lninatlOn<. A-kr
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL.
Near Alexandra. Va
l. NJ BLACKFoID, NJ. A.. Principal.
@ l.. c. MINOR. IL. D.. Associate Irln,ipsi.
For boys. The 53d year opens SEPT. 30. 1881. Ex-
3ensiNe improvements IN buildings and aero, media
L, las. Catalogues sent. .y.HOOcl
IT JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOIIs. MD.
- l0td Session commences 10Th s-pt-iit.r.
Excellent Preparatory school attached L.
- SPECIAL ATTENTION olk IN 40
THk PkI.l AVIATION on CANDIDATES FOR
IhE NAVAL AZ ADLMl.
Address the President THOMAS I'LL. IL ID. PHI d.
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EDUCATIONAL

~ SS<h tO@N<hk
n WASHINGTON.
NORWOOD INsrITUTk
WASHINGTON. d. C.
Select and Iamited BOARDING and Day School ~
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Tenth session beens WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER
30 Addre~s the prineipals hr. and Mrs wh. ID.
cABELL-
ycs l<o7 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
st; JOINS COLLEGE. VERMONT AyE.-EN-
- sIfsh. classical aud commsrSasl rour~~-, Preach
r..aysl IN primary aspsrsasnt. .sad Tor eirSa.sl
CoLuMpIA coNsTRyAToEY OF MUSIC RE-
summer z hAkl lEn late Of New llslsea osn-
pRuf. aAllLAR4,s ,OFFlCIER p'ACAuENID
Il TOURISTS and PRf ARAIoRY UNIV lESITS
Sppsssss ,6 hid dsiy q hs SCHOOL OF Ian
ThL sPENcEiiIkN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
National Bank Of the Republic building. corner 81 IN
AMI ID ste nv.
In compliance with urgent requests applicants the
scAool OF Shorthand snd iypc~rtTng, dAy aii1
The School oi business lractce and Accounts Trac-
uoal Eniilsh hapld Mrtins, M-chanica and Arrhi-
open Tor the sclOastic year III ~, ~ ssi,tuter l.
time nigsiratei cirSalars ,rre. my
hENRY c. sPLNcER, LIB. PrinoipS.
n sCHEEI, TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN
~. harmony and sineng iArtiru lsr attention TO 10
Elnnefs well fhose fshlllg H.
formers OF teachers. Terms moderate. ss4 l.1h y.
Nj Iss ANY c. LEA,ITr or BOSTON.
PIANO AND HARMONY.
Lessons durins the summer. apsw6
A IL sUMMEk nALF PRlCE-THE GKEA Test
eAcbers. Dsners. D-corAtors or Artists 20 learn 70
draw ana faint perfectly. Cray pastel.
"a 81 all and
the wonderful TTo.rcss oi .gusats rrtrs 10 90 ori.
from slOto S2,NUu. The teacher. iMOGtNE ROBIN
SoN MohhEil. h.s had ~ medals and stud.sd
euOuoo worth Il paintings exhitation- laintinSs
lot sas; National Academy u Pine Arts. SO 81
lDIANo LhssoNs b An ENPERIENCED AND
Il successful teacher and rapid method for he
SINNERS tera,s .'oc. per 81. hall hour, hvst
reierenc-s Mrs J.. 4lo "a at. NV. jylO-in'
NJ ABINGDON CoNsLEVATORY or MUSIC
organ Voice. violin. nute. Ssn-s. a.. rree aav.n
tases. q. Is. BUlLAlSD. Director. je.tDtaus
COLUMBIA COLLIDE OF COMMERCE.
Us lAAve.. opposite city Loot Office.
Courses Ia business. kns.ish. Shorthand aud Iyps-
~rlti.s. CirculArs IN appncatlon-
)elO Z. X. lkNER. A. NJ. C.E- Trin-
A cADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
"A LII Massachusetts ave-.
For Young Ladies aud Little tiirls
Will reopen SEPT. Ia. ISL suc2-er
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS SUGGEST
" ful preparation fun information. strictly conf
education special attention TO tl@.s Who's. sr,H -
ucation mas been ne,leCted- Ireparaiion roieg-
West foint. Annapolis and al. enalllnHuons. 1yIe-
Established 1876. .. ". cor 18th and Its.
yelo-..ni'
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Extensive courses instruction aud ample equip
melt IL Letters aid Sclence Law. Mei IN. aud Phar
macy. and CIyll. Mining and MtC.Ian Ia
Apply ioi catalogue TO Nm Al. ThOkNiON. Char
Lian, University u Va Char.otiesSiiie. Va.
lNa
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WEEKLY SAFE OF HOUSEHOLD frR.
THTskkihr hND EFEEcIs IFS, THURSDAY, July
SSoR SALES ROOMS. IN TIE LARGE As
SSoobBTMENI MIL BIZ FoL Nd SEVERAL FINE
boAkps. HAT RACKS. HAIR AND SHUoK
AITREssEs. MIRRORS. CARPETS, RUGS
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There was but one other association game
played and that was in Baltimore against the
Boston team Boston won with ease by the
score Of s TO 8. The trouble with Baltimore
Wac that its pitcher could not see the rubber
and be gave altogether too many men bases on
balls, sending eleven Eeaneaters TO the bag for
mat reason His name Was Cunningham but
row 1t 10 Dennis, for he was given his release
act night by the Baltimore management Buff
linton opposed him 20 good effect, as he was
sure and efficient IN his delivery. Boston made
- hits and error and baltimore hits and
errOTa
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INSTITUTE.
WASHINGTON. d. C.

Select and LAmited BOARDING and Day School ~
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

The members of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany in Hartford county held their annual meeting
at their office i'll Bel Air. The meeting was called
to order by Col. John Carroll Walsh. Mr.. George
j: Flnney was chosen as chairman and Noble L..
Mitchell as Secretary.
The financial statement of the company was read
by the President. Col. Walsh. 1t showed that the
affairs of the company are 10 satisfactory condi-
tion. the balance in the treasury being S27 526.5s
The former board OF directors were nominated by
Mr.. Samuel 5. Bevard and there being no other
nominations Mr.. Bevard was instructed to cast the
vote OF the meeting for the nominees, which was
done and they were declared elected. They are as
follows:
Col. John Carroll Walsh, Joseph B. Hanway, j.
L. Silver f. L. Patterson. John s. Dallam. VIM.
Webster, Thos. III. Nelson. VIM. Baldwin, C. C.
Kinsey, e. NJ Allen. John Stirling. Thos. Gorsuch
Of e, Frank M. Sparks. John Piersol. Jas. D.
Slade. Edwin Scott w. y. b. Wright, Samuel
Pinkerton.
Mr.. Lewis f. Reynolds, of Level, presented a
claim OF $500 for loss by fire. which had been pre-
viously rejected by the Executive Committee and
reported upon unfayorably by the counsel for the
nolds both forbdding the insurance by individuals
OF property in which they have no legal interest.
In Mr.. Reynolds application it was stated that
the property was occupied by his father. the late
David Reynolds and had been decided to the appli-
can't Lewis F. Reynolds. Since the loss by fire
David Reynolds died, leaving will bequeathing
the property to his son. Lewis F. Reynolds
The claim was referred by the meeting to Messrs
Henry ID. Farnandis. counsel for the company. and
The meeting then adjourned.
The directors then met and reelected the former
John Carroll Walsh, John s. Dallam, John Stirl-
ing and Thos. GOrsuch ofC.
Col. John Carroll Walsh was unanimously re
elected President and George X. Cairnes Secretary
and Treasurer.
j. Fred. Crew made statement in support of his
claim for loss by fire. Director E. NJ Allen stating
that Mr.. Crew had failed to pay his premium his
claim was rejected.
The claim of the heirs of Mary l.. Ford was re-
ferred to VIM. Baldwin. VIM. Webster and Henry
D, Farnandis,
The Executive Committee met and adjusted the
following losses, directing the same to be paid:
Joseph Huber, of Baltimore county, loss Of barn,
eTn. contents SI01. 25.
Thomas /. Emory, loss of barn, $500.
Damage to dwelling Of Mrs. NJ Effe Fulton So.
VIM. +. Deets. loss OF barn and wagon house,
$3.50, contents 500.
$500.
H. r. Bouldin. loss of dwelling 81 900.
= The settlement made by William Webster, agent
with Isaac G. Brown, for loss OF dwelling, $275
was confirmed.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09
, Friend Marries a Japanese Gentleman.

Inanzo Nitobe, Of Japan member of the Balti-
more Meeting OF Friends. was married, on New
Years mornin,:. at the Friends Meeting House.
corner Fourth and Arch streets. Philadelphia, 70
Mary Patterson Elkinton. daughter of Joseph
Elkinton, a prominent minister of the Society Of
Friends. The announcement that the Marriage
would occur, despite opposition, drew crowd OF
spectators. AS the minister, moved by thu Spirit
addressed the meeting the bride elect, leining on
the arm of Mr.. Nitobe, and dressed in triyelling
suit of brown Clothes enter ed the building Misses
Hannah Iippincott, Elizabeth Ecroyd and Jennie
Nicholson acted as bridesmaids. Their plain
dresses harmonizing with the simple costume OF
the BRIDE The parents Of Miss Elkinlon being
absent they were represented by her nncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs: Ephraim Smith. Der three
brothers with their wives were also PRESENT..
Prominent Friends took part in the services, ad;
nionishng the couple TO make the principles OF
their Society felt in the far East George Scott OF
Darlington, Md, was the first to raise hs voice IN
suppcation according to the custom q Friends.
Mrs Helen Harris and others offered prayers
Professor Harris. Mrs. George Elkintoi; an aunt
of the bride. and Mrs. Ruth Abbott, an pld and re-
spected member of the Society, made short ad-
dresses. After the ceremony RECEPTION was
given the newly married couple at the house of
the brides brother Mrs. VIM. Elkinton. There
was also a reception given, them on Monday by
Mrs. Sarah Skull at whose house theyspent a few
days prior to their departure for SapFora, Japan.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09
The PuIplt and the STAGE

Rev. F. M. Shrout. Pastor United Brethren
Church, Blue Mound, Kansas. saws: II feel it my
duty to tell what wondsrs DIR. Kings New Dis
eased and my parisliioners thought could live
only few weeks. took five bottles of DIR. Kings
New Discovery and am sound and we'll gaining &c
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Combination,
writes: After thorough trial and convincing
for consumption, beats 'em all. and cures when
everything else fails. The greatest kindness can
do my many thousand friends is 10 urge them TO
try it, Free trial bottle at w. l.. Evans & Cos
Drug Store. ReCular sizes &c and 81 %
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09

FOX.-Departed this life at the home of bis
nephew, Mr. Fl. F. Kimble, Jan. Sd, 1891,
SAMUEL FOX, aged 81 years.
The deceased has left behind him bright and
shining examplr. He a faithful disciple of
Jesus. Although his sufferings were so great,
he bore them with true Christian resignation
A short time before he expired he seemed to
realize that his departure was At hand and said
that he was going away to thatbright land and
requested us all TO meet him in heaven.
Farewell, dear uncle, with aisighs
We hope to meet you by andby;
We hope To meet you in tina land.
Around the throne where q gels stand
IY HIS NIECES.
FOARD.-In Baltimore, at tn residence of her
son. DR.. A. j. Foard, on Nov. 26th, 1890, Mrs.
MARTH L FOARD, relct ofthe late John b.
Foard, of Hartford county, in The Saith year OF
her age. The interment was private.
The life of Mrs. Foard was an eventful one. full
of the changes that wear out the spirits OF many,
but her Christian fortitude and patience were
equal to every emergency. She died in peace -
Six of the grand sons acted as pall-bearers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09
NJ A RRRED.

CRESWELL-SMITH-A Dublin NJ. E.
Parsonage, Dec. 3Ist, 1890. by tie Rev. g. L.
Cuddy, VIM. A. CRESWELL to Miss ANNIE
b. SMITH, both of this comfy.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-01-09

AT no other season of the year are coughs and
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prevent it from leading to serious lug affections
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everywhere. Price only % cents.
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