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Killed a Consul.

MADRID, Dec. 8.-A dispatch from San
Sebastian, an important port in the prov
ince Of Ginpusecoa, on the bay Of Biscay,
says that the chief Of the chancellery of the
department OF tho French consulate there
shot and killed the French consul De st.
Sauveus. He then shot himself. No RED
son is given for the crime. ~
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Got or Easy.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Georgo Rioe young
Canadian. escaped luckily in the Federal
court to-day. Several months ago he went
from st. Cartherines, Ont. to Victoria, b.
O., to engage in business, but not finding a
suitable opening he determined to return
A friend told him he had better smuggle
opium to Chicago and that the profit would
pay his expenses. He found the customs
officers smater than the British Colum-
bians thought. The intercession of Dis.
trct Attorney Gilohrist and many influen-
tial Canadian friends softened Judge Dlod-
aett's heart and Rice got off with a $50
fine
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Took u Big Oath,

Franklin. Texas Dec. S.-Saturday night
Duke Hubbard, negro, was assassinated
here. The coroncr's investigation reveals
Il Malta story. Hubbard, with lot OF
other negroes, was gambling and they took
all oath to kill whoever OF the party should
divulge I'm account Of the game. The county
attorney summoned Hubbard, who laid the
whole matter bare. The others oRst lots,
and Frank Abbey was chosen and killed
IL
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Another War Predicted.

SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. d8saTaanf Bergner,
the special agent in America for the Krupp
gun works, of Germany arrived here from
Mexico today. He received oablegram
from the Krupp company informing him it
WAS probable that war would soon break
out between Chill and the Argentine Con-
federation, and ordering him to proceed to
Valparaiso at once.
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FIFTY Bodies Recovered,

PARIS, Dec. Sit has been aacertained
beyond all doubt that the mine disaster Mt
st. Etienne was due to the action of the
action of the manager OF the mine, who or
dsrsd that the ventilating apparatus be
stopped. He had received no orders from
the engineer. Fifty bodies have been re-
covered. SIX alive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
Freer Trade Arranged

WASHINGTON. Dec. g. While it is impossi-
BILE to obtain an official acknowledgement
to that effect, it is known that CONNER
cial convention, under the reciprocity
clause of the Mckinley act, has been prac-
tically concluded between Germany and
the United States, and that the president
will soon issue proclamation announcing
the fact. The convention contemplates free
importation OF Germany's sugar into the
United states and a reduction of the duty
on American cereals imported into Ger
many, from five to three and half mar ks.
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COMMITTEE PLACES.

A Large Number of Them to He Filled
Contested Elections.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. = Tho republican
senate caucus TO-DAY appointed commit
too to reoraanize the committed. The COM
mittee assumes this year greater magnitude
than usual in such cases. Serious inroads
have been made by death, resignation and
failure OF election in the ranks Of the sen
ate 40 1t stood Mt the close Of tho Fifty-h first
congress- In forty-two standing ana thir-
teen selected committees there are not loss
than seventy-two vacancies, including ak
ohnirmauships in the list Of standing COM
mittees, and one in the list OF select COM
mittees. The committee on finance retains
every enc Of ita -thirteen members, whilo
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Nensps,,ars yitista ! ysrdIot.

Pu1LAnELpHIA. Dec. s.--Judge Acheaon
filed an opinion in tho United States circuiA
court granting new trial in tho last hAt
trimming case, in which the government
was victorious. The new trial was granted
because Of publications. mada ia numbsr
of newspapers which, he held, precluded tho
chances of fair trial, and were calculated
to prejudice the minds Of i Jury.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
Transportation by Water,

WAsHrKGToN, Lee. 8--The census bureau
to-day issued a bulletin on the subject of
transportation by water on the Pacific
coast, considered as an industry. The in
formation furnished relates to the business
OF transportation by water as carried on in
1889 by all craft over five tons, registered in
tho ports of California, Oregon and Wash
ington. Information is given in detail in
fifteen tables, from which the following
summary is drawn: Total number of craft
1892, value S23,067,370, freight movement
by ton 8,8l8, 323, gross earnings $50, ,628. .316,
expenses $l7,274, 800
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victory for Spanish Protectionlsts.

MADRID. Dec. 8.--The Spanish govern
ment has concluded the details for loan
of 25.000.0O0 pesetas. The government il
preparing tariff list with very high maxi
mum duties for nll nations not negotiating
treaties with Spain. The minimum duties
are for those applying for the reciprocity
arrangements. Spain preserves her right
to concede tho rates below the minimum TO
those nations consenting to the reciprocity
treaties with the Spanish government. The
new treaty is complete victory for the
protectionistB. .r.. 5'..
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Progress of Prohibition

COLUMBIA, s. G.. Dec. S.--The house Of
representatives has passed the Childa bill
to prohibit the manufacture or sale of
spirituous or Intoxicating liquors Ill South
Carolina, except under certain restrictions.
The bill now goes to the senate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-09
Trainmen Responslble.

TRENTON, N. j.. Dec. S.--The conductor
and engineer Of the train which obstruoted
tho course OF the New York express. oaus.
ing tho collision Thursday last, on tho
Philadelphia Il Reading railroad, have been
held TO the g,and jury on tho charge OF
manslaughter, by the eoroner's jury.
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An It.lian-American Exposition.

ROME, Dsc. S.-Committees have been
organized In all the principal towns and
cities OF Italy for the purpose Of promoting
the holding OF an Italian-American expo
sition In aenoa in 1899, to celebrate the
fourth centennial discovery OF America by
Columbus. This proposed exhibition is
not intended to be rival of the Chicago
Columbian exhibition to be held in 1893.
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that the policy In only payable to them and
not TO his wife'a assignee. Mrs. Maybrick
is now serving life sentence for tho 1nur-
der OF her husband. The money will be
pnid TO the executors OF the dccensod who
must first pay tho creditors OF the estate
and then dsvote the balancs to tho children
OF deceased. The wife's assignee, owing to
her crime, could receive nothing.
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Missoula Notes.

M1ssouLA, Dec. Especial. CLARK u
DaRgett. OF the Depot Grocery company,
were attached this morning BY tho Union
Mercantile company, Of Holena, for S269.
Mercantile company, who bought the stock
and book accounts.
Attorney General Haskell and Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Cannon came
in from Helena to-day on business CON
nected with the school lands.
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Sant His Ado.

Sr. PAUL, Dsc. S.-Thia afternoon Con.
Merritt sent his aide, Lieut. Oscar y. I,rowp,
First cavalry, 10 the Tongue River agency
in Montana to investigate Tho reported Iii.
dian trouble. No tfoubtc Is anticipated
and troops have merely been Hant Aa 4 I,xe.
cautionRry measure.
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Knooketi Out by 4 Isrltisher.

New YonK, Dec. s.--Fnlly 500 sporting
men Witnessed the prize fight to finish,
with skin gloves, between Tom Callahan,
City, last night at Il resort on Long island.
Only three rounds were fought but they
proved enough, as Kenney was no match tor
the English champion,
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Change Of Commanders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.-'The departure of
the Atlanta for her new station in south
Atlantic waters will be delayed few days
by reason of change of commanders. An
order was issued to-day relieving Capt.
Phillips from command OF the vessel and
ordering Capt. Higginson to that duty.
Lieut.. Mason was also detached from the
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Doesn,t Know when psfsated.

CnIuAao, Dec. Silt Ii sFsp0rtsd this Aysilr
ing that tho Baltimore II Chic and NisGArA
Falls Short Line have falian into lins Win
tho Erie and will reatore trAtIic sNlAttonA
with tho Alton. Strange III NY tle b0Gyd
Of rulines does MOI acknowledge itssif de
feated yst. i Z "
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To Alleviate Iiatresw,

ST. PAUL. Dec. 8.--Gov. Merriam to-day
issued circular letter. many thousand
copies OF which will he mailed throuRhout
the state setting forth the terrible destitu~
ton which exiatH In Russia, aud askinG
that people do aii In their power 10 mitigate
the terrible suffering Of starving people.
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The Maybr,ck In.urauce.

LONDON. Dec. s.-The court OF appeals de-
cided in the Maybrck case that the COM
rany must pay the amount of insurance to
the executors Of MIR. Maybriok, holding
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Suffered from Cameo i

BUTTE. Dec. s-Ispecial. Il Mrs. John u.
Floyd, wife OF the sheriff OF Silver Bow
county, died this evening aftor long and
painful illness. caused by cancer.
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Mines Sold for a Big Sum. .

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. 8.TThe Dominion
Mineral company has sold the Blizzard and
Worthington mines to an English syndi-
cate for $2,00O,OOO.
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Ii A r r IC
4 l BROTHERS =
119-121
North Main Street.
How are you fixed?

How are you fixed7
Is your overcoat not a little
shabby? Well, at the low figures
we are now naming on a line OF
goods, just in, we are assured
you cannot pass them without a
purchase.
Do not procrastinate, for pro-
crastination is the thief of time.
It will get you into trouble.
Therefore, put your money in
your purse and take look at
these little beauties. There are
notover a hundred of them, all
told and they won't last long
that is on, our shelves. They'll
last longer on your back. We
do not intend they shall adorn
our store for any legthy period
and have therefore slashed into
the profits, until there is but
little left; $1a, Sis and SIS we
have priced them at, and we say
without fear of successful Con-
tradiction, no house in Helena
will offer them for less than Sis
for the $12, $40 for our SIS, and
$25 for the coat we offer at Sis.
Those nut browns, very pretty
and very popular. They go all
over town at $24. We have
plunged in the knife and to-day
they go at $18.
Dashing suits are these, snowy,
attractive and cheap. The nobby
thing of the day, and even if we
do incur the censure of compel
itors, they win still go at the
stated figure ($1S) as long as
the stack shows itself above the
counter top.
Have you tried any of our Gus
tom shirts? If not, you want to
do it. We are producing
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The Best Shirt Made or Sold
in Montana,

and we do it at Is price that meet.
any and all competition. 1t is
true that Montana products are
not as general thing low priced
but in order to meet competition
we must cut on the price, and we
have cut until we can truly say
we give better values for even
money, and make them ourselves.
We are also operating largely in
Nightwear; these heavy cottons
light fannels, etc. Also Undef-
wear with string and knit ends
makes very comfortable gar
ment and one that commends
itself SO strongly to the good
sense and comfort of the wearer
that, once tried, will be con
tinued.
We would ask our Lady
Friends to bear in mind our
Christmas novelties. Are new
in store. And while in former
years we have done we'll we have
this year fairly outdone our
selves and show as handsome a
line as can be found in any city.
We had to do it. We have the
finest store in the State, the
finest fixtures in the State, the
finest stock in the State and HAD
TO get the finest Christmas goods.
Do not fail to see them: Silk
mufllers, initial handkerchiefs,
silk suspenders, smoking jackets,
in fact everything ro tempt the
purse and tickle the fancy,
Oblige us
by inspecting our stock.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-09-11
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, can't sleep
can't think, can't do anything to your satisfaction.
and you wonder what ails you. You should heed
the warning, you are taking the first step into
nervous prostration. You need Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact remedy
for restoring your nervous system to its normal
use of this great Nerve Tonic and Alternative
Your appetite returns good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy ac-
tion. Try bottle. Price soc. at w. r. Evans
& Cos Drug Store, Bea Air.
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A Farewell Surprise.

Reported for The Egis.
A very pleasant surprise was given to Miss
Annie Brooks at her home near Constitution, OF
Monday evening, Sept. eth.
Among those present were Misses Lettie Nc
Conkey Mollie Davis, Hannah Cunningham, Bes
sic STREET., Beulah Clement, Martha Harry. Joe
and Alice Smithson, Sadie Gillispie, Ida and
Annie Webb Bessie Harry. Nellie Webster. Alice
Scarborough. Annie Wilson, Rose Sitter. Messrs
W. A. Wheeler. Sam. Wilson, viii. WhitefOrd
John Brooks, John Howard, j. Cunningham. Mel
son Heaps, Joel Harry, .. Scarborough. Charlie
Davis, Marshall Whiteford. Calvin Galbreath
Osborn Heaps, Elmer Whiteford. Charles Galley
DR.. Bay, Nelson Whiteford. DIR. Wilson, James
Harry and Morgan Whiteford
A most delightful evening was spent. Refresh
ments were served at IL o'clock and at late hour
the guests retired to their homes.
On the following Wednesday Miss Brooks left
home for Swarthmore College. She will be much
missed in her neighborhood. by her many friends.
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Uncalled for Letters in the Bel Air Postoffice
Persons who call for them will please ask for
advertised letters.
Henry Beeler, Mrs. Sadie Brown. Eliza Bradley,
Mary Barnes. Geo. S. Brown. Mrs. Rachael Carr,
May Copinger, Mr.. Silas Carey. Miss Carroll. Mr..
r. S. Davis, Miss Helen j. Davis. Mrs. f. r. Dill
worth, Miss Josie Downs. Hested Demme. Mr..
Evans, Mrs. r. b. Fisher, Miss Emma Farmam,
Mr.. WIN. Gallon. Mr.. Barton Gohn. Mrs. Mary
Griffin, Mrs. w. H. Hood, Miss Ollie James. Miss
Sadie Jordan. Mr. George Morris. Mr. James
Micclan, Miss Michael. Miss Carrie b. Rhine. w.
J. Slade, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. q. w. Wallis, Mr. Theo-
dOre Webster,
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1-
st. Stephens Fair.

Reported for The Kgis.
SEPT. 7th.-The fair for the benefit of st. Ste
phen's new church closed on Saturday. Sept.
9th. Net receipts amounted to $452.5l, Abingdon
alone $22S.3S.
The prizes won in raffies were as follows:
Mr.. 4; H. Baqermsn, ladies, solid gold watch ;
Mrs. Stuart Latrobe of Baltimore, elegant
bracelets; Adelia Bradley. chocolate cake Mas
ter VIM. Doyle. turkey, given by Mr.. L. Doyle
Miss Nary poTan Charles Moore, Of St. Joseph
parish, album; Rev g. Fl. Nyssen, road cart
F. Rapnel and Miss Nellie Fenwick Miss Jean
Reeves, of Phfiadelphia; Miss Lou stinchcomb,
more Mr.. j. Eaean. lemonade set, given by the
sisters of the Visitation Convent. Baltimore: Mrs.
Charles Gilbert. prayer book. given by the Balti-
a of
and table given by her daughter. Miss Nina Cost
summer near St. Stephens Churoh3 Mr.. Luigi
Costaggini, hanging lamp, given by Miss Flor
ence Braden; e Baltimore LADY: silver bangle.
given by Mrs. X. Reeves, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
E. F. Raphel, silver match safe, given by Mrs.
Laura Cuttings: Mr.. T. Yellott, quilt. given by
Miller canary bird. given BY Mrs. L. Doyle; Miss
Mobile Hollyland, musical toy cat; Mr.. Luigi
Costaggini. gold cuff buttons given by Miss
Alexander Hurley. fine lamp. given by Mrs.
Michael Blank Mrs. 2. Fleury. large doll, given
by Miss Miss sG large &c
Miss Annie Pulsfort; Mr.. Jno. Dilworth. hand
some vases Mr.. G. A. Burchheld. pair of ladies'
shoes; Miss Annie Keller, fruit cake; DIR. Cor
such. elegant lamp, given by Mrs. Charles Gil
bert Mr.. William A. Wilson, of Jerusalem Mills.
gold ring Miss Mollie Morsythe, barrel of -four !;
Miss Lizzie Weis, handsome lamp; MIR. Geo.
Martin. of Upper Falls, Mrs. L. Doyle and Mrs
Fl. Wilson presented the supper table large
roasts of beef. Chickens. hams and other eatables
were provided by the following families and Ia
dies: Fleury, Raphel, Gilbert, McCloskey,
Quinlin, White, Miss Hannah Gilbert, French,
Uronin. Bradley, Whalen, Ziegler, Kelley. Miss
Mary McDermott Schlereth, Mrs. Henry
Draayer.
Mrs. A. Snare gave besides so.25 towards the
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HUSlN ESh NOTICES.

Eight cents a lime for the first insertion, ana
o cents q line for each subsequent insertion
seven words to q line. No advertisement in
serted unless DreDQid.
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rB-For Sale.-One Brood Mare, l Poland
China Boar Hog, IS months old; very fine,
large Ram, OF Sonthdown stock, from Druid
Hill, BALTIC. Also Fulcaster Seed Wheat. APP
ply TO f. NJ. Barnes, Havre de Grace P. O., Md.
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sa- For Reut.-A large, new and comforts
BILE House on Main street, in Dallam's Add-
tion to Bel Air. Apply to DR.. w. c. MeCurdy,
Madonna, Hartford county, Nd, or at this of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-09-11

HOakland Boarding School, Fallston, Har-
ford Co., Md. Studies resumed Sept. 18th.
Send for circular. G. G. Curtiss, A. M.
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FARMER BROWN.

For The Egis and Intelligencer.
Farmer Brown is coming 10 town
On load of hay.
Farmer Brown is coming to town,
And he will come TO stay.
Our Governor he's sure to be.
Because tits very plain to see
That all the good old Democrats
Will help him make his hay,
And all the bad Republicans
Had better keep out of his way.
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wExcellent Building Sites for sale on easy
terms. Apply to Mrs. Margaret Head, or
Stevenson A. Williams, Attorney, Bel Air.
27feh
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y,g-New Line of Shoes.-Meu's " CT Balls,
S1.25, b. f., $3.50; Oil Grain Balls, S175,
Women's Dongola Tips. Buttons, LBS and
Its ; Grain Buttons, Guilds Dongola
Spring Heel, and LILO; Boys Oil Grain,
l25 R. E. Bouldin, Bel Air. 2Sjan
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e8-For Saie.-Fresh Cow, large Attorney,
with Heifer Calf heavy mixer and kind. Also
young Pigs, Berkshire and White Chester breed.
The Henry Reckord Mfg Co., Reckord, Nd.
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Notice to Renters Of Privileges.

office 1IdTyldnd State and Hartford county !
agricultural Societies,
BEL AIR, Nd. Aug. IA, 1891.
Proposals will be received at this Office up to
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1891, at IL o'clock,
M, for renting the following Privileges at the
next Annual Fair of the Societies, October 18th,
14th, 18th and 10th, 1891:
The Privilege of Dining Room.
The Privilege of selling Oysters.
The Privilege of selling Ice Cream and Cakes.
The Privilege of selling Peanuts.
The Privilege of selling Fruits.
The Privilege of selling Popcorn Balls.
The Privilege of selling Candies.
The Privilege of selling Lemonade.
The Privilege of selling other Soft Drinks.
The Privilege of selling Cigars and Tobacco.
Bidders are requested to bid separately for
each privilege, and may bid for all.
The successful bidders will be confined to one
location on the grounds. The privilege of Civ
ing away cigars by renters of other privileges is
reserved.
The Board reserves the right to waive defects
and to reject any or all bids.
wTERMS CASH.
au14 JAMES W. MCNABB, Secy.
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sN-For Sale Cheap.-A good strong covered
three-spring Wagon. Also a set of Harness and
a small Camp Tent, nearly new. Will be sold
separately or together at low prices. Enquire
at this office. 31ju
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el9-For Rent.-A comfortable and conve-
nient Dwelling House on Broadway, Bel Air
Enquire at this office. l4au
ewFor Rent, after the 18th instant, House
and Lot on Broadway, Bel. Air. Enquire at
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cY-For Sale.-A Jenfer Arabian Mare,
sound and gentle, good driver and one of the
best Saddle Horses in the State. Fred. K. Will
liams 4sen
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10y Hot Weather Clothing. Full and fresh
Stock. Coats, Vests, Pants. K. E. Bouldin,
Rel lie
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perIence, to work in Blacksmith Shop. Ad-
dress or apply to ]. L. Terry, Vale, Hartford
county, Md. 2Slu3t
cg- Money to Loan, il sums to suit. James
4 Archer Attorney Rel Air 2Se
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NrAgents for Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves.
The Henry Recko,d Mfg Co., Reckord. Md.
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Notice 100 Fresh Cows and Syringe
Wanted. Notify John H. Barrow, Chestn
Hill fas.Su q 2Sau4t
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~- Horner's Standard aud well-known Eel
tiiizers, for sale by NJ. j Heron, Hickory.
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w-For Sale.-Two Blooded Brood Mares
These animals will be sold cheap to close the
estate OF the late John W. Bay Mrs. Emily
W Rav EyecutriY Perrymans 2Sauit
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ry-F Fifty Suits.-Sizes to s. Broken Lot
take your choice at Sc so, worth from So so
e5. r. E. Boudin, Bel Air. 2lau
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B-S5, 900 to lend on mortgage upon real
estate. Herman Stump, Bel Air. 2Sje
ewMil For Rent.-A No. stand, at Mill
Green. Favorable terms. Apply to w. Smith
son Forwood, Bel Air. 24ap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-09-11

A late trial developed good deal of talk
about the relative status of gambling in Eng
land and America.
1t was stated with truth that to gamble in
some sort or other is England's existence,
but that tot America but Americans throw
the dice.
That gambling ogles sp cualions and spec
ulation grows respectable because of bread
stutfs does not see u to mend the matter.
The very concentration and intensity OF
the gaming, 1--WE must use the ugly word) af.
rights one.
Ancient Rome staked Ler last sesterce on
the face of die, all Baden Baden grew white
at the turn of wheel, greater Britain bows
down to the goddess of the turf shall white.
ROBBED America bleed at the heart for this few.
er heat of madness ? That one man may say
what The harvest of Il million people must
figure three months bence, sayors of despo
tisn rather than Democracy.