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We have lust taken inventory Of stock and find
double the amount Of stock feel satisfied in carrying
Although fall trade hiss very satisfactory
ind that overlooked. In view Of the fact
that there only few weeks remaining before the
close OF the have determined upon Gisan
tic Sacrifice Sale. in order TO unload immense
stock. Bear IN mind, this is not sale of odds and
ends. bat Bona Eide Half prcs Sale. conducted by
. Reliable House.
SEE THESE PRICES.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
ovERCOATS.
- viii buy Beaver Overcoats. Blue. Black
Brown. worth sl2-
go will buy An-woo. Melton overcoats. all
si.ades. worth tl6.
slO will buy Chinchilla. Melton Kersey Over
coats worth sts2.
sl2.Jo Will buy Fur. Beaver. Chnchilla. Cheviot
and worsted Overcoats worth s25.
els will buy Elegant Siik -ned Overcoats, in Chin
cEillas. Eysans. MOntAxnacs Kerseys. &c. made in
the best mai ner, worth go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13

=. HOUSEWIVES and chefs usually find the selec-
uoh OF special grade of butter a most per-
piehing one. as 80 much depends upon its being
not only pure, sweet and lch in flavor but IL
should be uniformly 90. The speciAl brands
sold BY Mr. Jas +. Oyster. corner 9Th street
ana pennsylvania avenue. have always enjoyed
Ner! extensive safe. ana the inference 10 10
drawn from this fact Is that tb.y are ali lind
the most critical connoisseurs can desire.
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Browns IRON BrrrERs

Cures Indigestion. Biliousness. Dyspepsia. Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
nIend it, All dealers sell it. Genuine trade mark
and crossed red lines wrapper.
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SHERMAN WILL WIN.


ne IN rhtaks Foraker's Foress WIN
Dvsud,e and the senator WIN ~ RE- Elected
he Hill. the democratic deputy sereean,-ss-
arms OF the senate, who is great authority 90
Ohio politics. said to a sr.R reporter today
that he believed that ur sherman would sue
coed in securing recollection to the Senate.
"There Is going 10 be a red-hot fight BE-
tween sherman and Foraker" he added. For
sker is going to make things very lively for the
senator. but believe that even IL Mr.. Foraker
has now q majority Of the legislature his
forces will dwindle away slowly and in the end
sherman will win
The powers that be are for sherman ana
that means that he must be elected an some
way"
Mr.. Hill declares that Of the IS. 600 or more
votes cast for the third party candidate TOT
governor at least IS per cent were democrats.
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PANTS

81 will buy Knockabout Pants. worth s2.2a
81 wall Luy Nobby Fancy WoEsted Pants. twenty
styles. worth "a 10
$50 VIII buy .High-sTade Cashmere and WOrsted
Pants worth ST 20.
50 will buy Custom made Dress Pants, in worsted.
Cashmere cheviots stripes and paids-sixty styles
TO se.eet from, worth -.
Boys and Chidren's Suits and Overcoats in endless
variety AZ half price
Eeuemier. every garment IS guaranteed to be nrst-
class and from 10 TO ~ Per cent lower than the SAME
goods can be bought Tor elsewhere.
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court 20 the following: Harris
Abrsmowitz and Batshe Rothfeder; Warner y
Williams and Lucy A. Washington; ChAs
olden and Josephine Middleton. Vim. Lorch
and Maggie Albrecht; Henry Wilkes and Fanno
Greenneld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-13


Today's proceedings win not materially
lessen the opinion of washington's hospitality
expressed last night by Commander in Chief
Palmer and his associates on the council of ad-
ministration. First on the social program was
drive, and this was so arranged as to make it
tour Of those departments not visited
yesterday. Postmaster General Wanamnker
shook hands with the distinguished veterans
and when they had seen something OF the
Philadelphian's realm they moved on to the
Interior Department 1t was hurried sort Of
an inspection, but the visitors caught glimpse
of the governmental wheels. The pension Of
fee, government printing Office, the Agricul-
tural Department and the bureau of en-.
craving and printing were all touched at
and then the party returned to the Ebbitt
House with appetites for the pleasant luncheon
provided by the citizens executive committee.
A CITIZENS LUNCHEON
Punctually at l o'clock Chairman Edison
placed the visitors in charge of local celebrities
and behind this little column trooped in the
Washingtonians who had assembled to honor
the guests and partake Of the good things
promised by the menu. Luncheon was served
in the private dining room. Yellow chrysan-
themums decorated the table and at each plate
was white chrysanthemum boutonniere. Large
growing palms suitably disposed along the
walls produced pleasing effect On a ground
OF smilax-rose decorated-was q floral repre-
sentation of a Grand Army badge. This piece
was i'll the alcove immediately behind Commits
sloner Douglass, Gen. Palmer and Chairman
Edison.
The menu was as follows:
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wThe undersigned, intending to relinquish
the dairy business, offers at private sale thirteen
prime Grade Jersey Cows, some fresh, others
forward sprngers. Also twenty-four patent
top Milk Cans. j. B. TwiniDg Fallston, Md.
12mh2
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Peoples Money from being Squandered.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. say
ers of Texas, who has to large extent taken lnt
important place so long and SO ns ba ~ Hn Is
Committee on Appropriations, has made state.
ment showing the amount appropriated Dy the 5ls
Congress to be i'm excess OF one billion and Sl>
million dollars Stop a moment and think of thai
immense amount of money. He has also suggest
ed a practical way to reform the expenditures OF
the government that is worthy of careful consdera
tiOn by the new Democratic House. He thinks
that there should be one committee OF not less than
fifteen members upon the expenditures of the
Government. instead of separate committee for
each department as 1t is now.
MrsSayerS says in advocacy OF this change at
is a fact which cannot be disputed that no single
one of the several committees upon the expendi
lures in the departments has within the last three
Congresses ever investigated the expenditure OF
any department and reported the result OF their
investigation to the House. In truth, these COM
mittees have rarely ever held even single sitting
during any Congress, and the consequence has
been that nothing has resulted 10 the House from
their organization. If a general committees OF
fifteen were organized, possessing the same dlgnl-
ty and enjoying the same powers and privileges as
the committee on Ways and Means and the COM
mittee on APPROPRIATIONS t cannot 9e a49D t,
House with such information and advice as would
lead to very great reduction OF expenditures and
a thorough reform in the administration of the
public service What do the House and country
know of the expenditures under the several laws
making indefinite approprlatlonsY Inc eXpehdl-
permanent appropriation acts are practically I'M
known to Congress. What do Congress and the
country know about the internal administration of
the Pension Office, the Patent Office and Bureau
of Internal Revenue and the several bureaus of
the War and Navy Department."
Mr.. Sayers has another good idea too. that should
not be overlooked He thinks the House should
elect permanent chairman of the committee of
the whole and the committee of the whole on the
state of the Union.
In speaking of this he said: at has been
q noticeable fact that these chairmen have been
appointed by the Speaker, from time to time, at
the instance of the gentlemen whose bills were to
be considered and very often it has been the case
that the rulings of such chairmen have not only
been at variance but have led to the suspicion that
there was an undue leaning towards the opinion
expressed by the gentlemen in charge OF the par
ticuar bill under consideration, when a question
of order has been raised; This would be o6yiated
by electing one man to the position, making him
independent of the speaker" Mr.. Sayers thinks
these two changes would result in reducing the
current expenditures at least 30 per cent.
Secretary Proctor, who has spent less time y
Washington than any member of the Cabinet, ha
gone on Southern iaunt that will last a month.
c. A. s.
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New Discovery.
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That the public appreciate so great bargain is
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This elegant new edition we still offer at the
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Remember this is not an abridgement, but the
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g-For Sale-A farm of 80 Acres, near the
Rocks of Deer Caeek. Apply to j. T. e. Hop.
kins, Bel Air, Md. 7ph
| BWanted.-A Tenant for Farm of 200
Acres, in Bush River Neck, Hartford Co., Md
! Apply TO James j. Archer, Attorney at Law,
Bel Air, Md. Sau
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Cheap. Lasting and Pretty Fence.

Fencing is one of the most important items of
expense on a farm Even where the timber is OBJ
tainaD.e on the place, the first cost of making a
good fence Is considerable. and after few years
it needs constant repairs and is a continual
source of worry. Wire fences are valuable in some
localities but are dangerous to stock: The best
and cheapest substitute yet found for wood or
fence which, when properly planted and FLASHED
Is not only stock-propf, but Is also very ornamen-
tall lasting and can be kept neat and pretty at a
trffling expense The Hartford Hedge and Wire
Fence Company, Of which Mr.. Garrett Amoss is
President, offers such fence. The company I'M
dertakes to plant the hedge and make strong,
permanent fence lin few years. The terms of
payment are easy and once planted and FLASHED
very little further expense is required. An en-
craving of this fence is given in another column. to-
gether with description Of its advantages. The
company also repodel old hedge fences, making
Moore, Falston, is the General Manager The
directors Of the company are among the best known
farmers of the county,
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E"k CLERK ofIAI oihooii oooh
The undersigned desires to return thanks to
his many friends for the warm and cordial sup
port he received in his last candidacy for Clerk,
and announces himself again as a candidate for
the suffrage of the voters of Hartford county. at
the ensuing Democratic primary election.
30jan A. PRESTON GILBERT.
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THE MEMoIR OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Life of the President of the Confederacy,
as Told by his Wife,

Belford Company of New York, have just issued
jefferson Davis. Ex-President of the Confederate
States. A Memoir, by his wife," in two large &C.
tavO volumes of more than l 600 pages. literally
illustrated. For considerable time Mr.. Davis
had meditated an photographed work which
should not only give to the world the salient facts
of his personal history but should also include his
public acts both under the Federal Government
and under the COnfederacy, as well as his CORE
spondence. documents, relations with the ceebrat-
ed personages of the country. and the beliefs and
principles which guided him as the President of the
seeding States during the four years struggle
After he had collected vast quantity OF memoran-
da and had written many important sections, but
before he had arranged any portion of his work as
he intended he was suddenly cut off by DEATH
His wife, however, had, during her many years OF
close union with him, become so thoroughly &C
quainted with his whole history, his ideas, and
aims, and had aided him so far in the projected
work, that she was enabled to take up the pen
where her husband had dropped it and continue
the volumes to completion.
The book is written with candor. earneStneSs.
and force; with desire to avoid offence. and yet
with rigid insStence upon fact; unsparing, and
yet without bias 1t Is, i'll reality, the first anthem
tic voice with which the South has yet spoken-the
voice of its leader claiming to be heard and judged
as he was and for what he did to receive the YER
dict of to-day and of pOsterty. Whatever opinion
may be held upon the principles involved. there
can be question of the perfect fairness, earnest
ness, and scrupulous justice of these remarkable
volumes.
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ty-For Sale.-One good two-horse Wagon,
l one-horse Spring Wagon. nearly new, Horse
Cart, nearly new, l A Harrow. William T..
Demoss, Emmorton. 13mh
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I3mh
DOAD NOTICE.

Thirty Days after the first publication of this
notice application will be made to the County
Commissioners of Hartford county to open q
public road, beginning at or near Grafton De-
woes Shops, on the road leading from Five
through and over the lands of Daniel P. Walker.
John j. Swift, James r. Kigore, James L.
Smithson, Thomas Kerns, Edward Whye, Will
liam H. Street,, william Reynolds, Isaac Whye,
James B. Stansbury and William X. Street,, to
intersect the road from McComas's Cross Roads
to Jarrettsville, near the house OF William X.
Street,. 6mh6t
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
SUNDAYTRAINS.
-LEAv

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Sunday trains leave Baltimore for Delta ana
intermediate stations at $50 A. M. and T. 10 r M;
For Bel Air and intermediate stations at LOU ana
$50 p. M. They will leave Delta for Baltimore
and intermediate stations at $50 A. M. and 5;sO
P. M. Leave Bel Air for Baltimore at oo A. M.
c. F. KERCHNER. Superintendent.
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DOAD NOTICE.

II
Thirty days after the first publication this
notice application will be made to the County
Commissioners of Hare ford county to open pub
lie road from Pylesvlle station, Maryland Cen
trail Railroad, to the public road leading from
Wheeler's School House to the Pylesville and
Delta road. at a point on said road between
Wheeler's School House and the residence of NJ.
lands of Ignatius W. Jenkins, the heirs of Ann
Maria Jenkins and the devisees of Nathan Pyle.
February 20, 1891. 20febS
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How the Treasury Was Looted.
Philadelphia Times

Tnlldueipuld Ilmcss
Representative Sayers, of Texas. the leading
Democrat on the appropriations committee, made
the following very forcible statement to-day re-
garding the moneys appropriated BY the Fifty
first Congress: ALLOWING 500, GOO az neces-
sary to pay the sugar bounty during the fiscal
year of 1892 the appropriations of the Fifty-frst
Congress will amount to 81 009 270 go as cora-
pared with $817 1888. $3.50 appropriated by the
Fiftieth Congress. exceeding the latter by more
than $19l 100000 and this was done in spite of the
knowledge that there will not be money enough
to meet these appropriations.
1.-The Republicans also signalized their return
to power by the creation of many new Offices
At the first session they created 1854 places with
which to reward the faithful, at an annual cost
of 81, 45034S. and appropriated for salaries that
were not specified the further sum of 81, 446 5OO-
During the second session they added several
hundred more offices to the civil list, some OF
them with salaries of 5000 each, and also in
creased the salaries of various officials already in
office.
1T will be months yet and then only after the
most careful and thorough examination OF the
laws enacted by the Fifty-frst Congress. before
it can be fully and accurately determined to
what extent the Republican party has gone in
the expenditure of public money, the author
ization of contracts involving large expendi-
lures, the creation of new offices and the in
crease of many salaries. 1t is sufficient to saw.
concluded Mr.. Sayers, that the Fifty-frst Con-
gress will go down In history as without .paral-
lei in matters of expenditure and extravaganza
during time Of peace.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.-That the sub
l. scribers have obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county. Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of
MARY G. BILLINGSLEA,
late of Hartford Co., deceased All persons hav-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof,
On or before the 18Th day Of August. 1891,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
of February, 1891.
SARAH J. WANN,
JOHN T. KENNEDY.
2Ofeb Northumberland
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COMMERCIAL FOUNTAIN PEN

Is the only PERFECT low-priced Pen in the mar
order; writes 5000 words from one filling. Sent
complete-with two pen points fller-all in O
neat box for 25 cents in stamps or currency
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 3lst, 1890, ITO Hanover
St.-Fountain Pen received and it Is as good az
any ta0O dollar pen we have used. We highly re-
commend it. EDWARD A. ROESsLER & Co.
Agents Wanted.
W. 2. MESEROLE, (Postmaster,)
l6jan Springville, Susquehanua Co., Pa.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
Or
The Second National Bank. at Bel Air,
in the State of Maryland.
At the close of business, Feb. Goth, 1891.

iOo,t6t ID
State Of Maryland. County Of Hartford, SIS:
1, Walter Finney. Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
WALTER FINNEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
~ j. RoYsToN sTIFLER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
THOS. H. ROBINSON,
FRED. K. WILLIAMS,
w. s. ARCHER,
12nh Diraot0ra.
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Patent Medicine DepOt

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the
L subscribers have obtained from the Register
of Wills of Hartford county. Nd, Letters Testa-
mentary ON the estate of
GEORGE LOCHARY,
late of Hartford Co.. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof,
On or before the 18th day Of August. 1891,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this 9th day
of February, 1891.
JOHN LOCHARY.
MARY RANDOLPH,
6feb EXacutOra.
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W Pruning Season is at hand. Fruit Trees
of all kinds, Grape Vines and Ornamental Trees
pruned in the neatest manner. Long and prac-
tical experience. Thomas o. Brien, Forest HILL
Hartford county, Md.
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H-The big advance in Rubber and Leather
has not affected the prices of Rubber and Leath-
er Footwear at j. G. Rouse d Sons, as they
had given their orders long before the advance
in prices and now have on hand the largest line
of the above mentioned goods this side the city
and at lower prices. Call and be convinced
that this statement is true. j. 6. Rouse & Son.
24oct
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The Proposed r abroad to Jarrettsvi1le.

The proposed IL 1llrOau 10 JarretISV1lIe.
Towsontown Union.
The third meeting in the interest of the proposed
branch railroad to extend from Sparks Station. n.
G. R. R.. TO Jarrettsville Hartford county, was held
at the Manor POstOffice on Wednesday last. In the
absence of Mr. J. NJ. Pearce the meeting was called
to order by Mr.. H. C. Hutchins. At former
meeting Mr.. Pearce was appointed committee to
wait on the Northern Central r. r. authorities and
see what they would do towards the proposed en-
terprse. He reported in writing that they would
consider the matter and. early in the spring. put
an engineer corps on the line for the purpose OF
seeing whether or not it was feasible. Mr.; Pearce
also reported that he had Mr. Kemp relative to
the terminus of the new road at the Northern Cen
trail end but that he could not give an answer what
an option on his property until that time.
The meeting adjourned to meet at JarrettSville,
Saturday. March 18th, at p. M.
Those present. all OF whom sgnifed their will
ingness TO give the right for the new road,
were George E. Shelly, Samuel Parker, II. c.
Hutchns. K. A: Barnes, J; D.. Almony. n; j..
ley, c. C. Slade, John Patterson. VIM. Hutchins.
DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett, j. Nonemaker, Albert Upton. Jno
Stamford, Cover STREET.. I. NJ. Cathcart. VIM:
Emory, I. Hopewell. c. and O. ToIIy Julius Thorn
ton, b. b. Guthrie. Joshua HutchlnS, ChaS. ID
Street,, Jesse Pocock. VIM Stansbury. John Doe,
Riley. Howard Stansbury, John Upton. Joseph
Tolley. Dixon Stansbury T. NJ. Pearce, Grafton
Anderson, o. NJ. Hutchins and Ernest Parker.
New Discovery.
You have heard your friends and neghbors talk
Ing about it. You may yourself be one of the many
who know from personal experience just how good
thing it is II you have ever tried it, you are one
of its staunch friends because the wonderful thing
about it is, that when once given trial. DIR.
Kings New Discovery ever after holds place in
be afcted with cough. cold or any Throat Lung.
or Chest Trouble. secure bottle at once and give
it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed every time money
refunded. Trial Bottles free at w. r. Evans & Cos
Drug Store. Bel Air
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Good STORE STAND
FOR RENT OR SALE.

will rent to good tenant, or sell at a reason
able price, the STORE STAND AT ROCKS
STATION, M. G. Railroad. The stand is well
situated and good business could be done there
by any enterprising man.
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT Shop
also for rent. Apply to
3Ioct Rocks, Hartford Co., Nd.
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sRy@A large line of the latest styles in Mems,
Youths and Chldren's Suits and Oyercoats
can be found at j. G. Rouse q Sons at prices
that defy competition. All goods well shruuk
and cut the latest styles. Call and see our
stock before going to the city as it will be to
your advantage. j. G. Rouse q Son. 24oct
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WFor Sale.-An elegant two-horse, six
passenger light Family Carriage-handsomely
finished and in perfect order. Also set of
fine Double Harness. Apply to Ii. e. Watts,
Bel Air 5dec