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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-01-11

BUSH RIVER NECK, January Sour Christ
mas like that of other sections was very quiet
Owing to hard times the boys did not get their
sob, be joyful"
The winter which set in few DAYS ago was
ring tail shorter with long horns. Hardly
enough, however, to make good ice harvest.
Some of our ice packers got small supply
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cole entertained a
number of their friends on Thursday evening
at New Park farm, near Michaelsville. Their
large and fine mansion was lighted from cellar
TO attic, and presented a beautiful night pic
ture. Dancing was feature of the occasion.
Supper and refreshments were served from
eleven to one O'Clock. The table decorations
were very handsome and included a beautiful
floral display, That ample justice was done
by the guests goes without saying. Those
present were Mrs. William Rogers, Miss Grace
Rogers, Miss May Cole and Miss Maud Ray
mond, of Baltimore, Mrs. Malvinia Mitchell,
Of Havre de Grace, Mrs. William Reasin, of
Aberdeen, DIR. and Mrs. j. H. Sitter, Mr.. and
Michael, MIR. and Mrs. j. STREET. Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Towner, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hollis, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. <. Mathews, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ray
mond, Misses Virgie Harris, Carrie Cord,
Rosa and Anna Alrich, Allie Raymond and
Miss Qdell, Messrs. Q. n. johnson, H. S.
Hyde, G. w. Michael, +. Willis Michael, DR..
L. "A SFOulu, NEIL AllLcucll, SuhFl66 COIt, d.
K. Numbers, IL. Mathews and others.
The Michaelsville school closed for the holt
days with a pleasant entertainment. Santa
Claus came with big bag full OF candy and
made the little urchins think that Christmas
was coming in earnest. Miss S. Alice hidden
dorf is the very efficient teacher
As usual at this time of the year Bush River
Neck is gay and happy. Parties and enter
tainments are almost nightly occurrences. A
big card is out for Wednesday night, January
9. at Perryman, an account Of which l will
give in my next. JIM SANK.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
Don't Believe 1t

| EVANSVILLE, January S.-Cousiderable
| comment has been made upon the extraordi-
| nary horse shoeing feat at TowsontoWn by
| Mr.. Miller last week, and many are found tC
doubt the fact. Our village blacksmith stand.
| read to wager one hundred dollars that it has
| not and can not be done. Now for the proof
| One day last week Baltimore county farm
| err and dairyman living near Black Horse, and
| who was at one time slightly politically promi
| nent, called upon Mr.. Lewis Smith, the
| blacksmith at that point concerning some
| work, and not finding it completed according
| to contract, made vicious and calumniatinQ
| verbal attack upon Mr. Smith. After stand,
ing his abuse for while, the Hartford county
man became tired and seizing the politician by
| the nape of the neck, he escorted him out OF
the shop and across the road, in the mean
time playing lively sole oh with his right
boot. ''Alas How have the mighty fallenn'
The roads in this vicinity have for several
days past been enlivened by merry crowds of
sleighers, while the farmers, wiser than the
big dealers at Havre de Grace, have stocked
their ice.houses. The warm rain which sue
ceeded the sleet of Sunday morning has Ell
tirely stopped all sleighing, and we have in
stead full supply of our usual mud
President Wright has announced the follow
ing committees of the Dry Branch Y. z. s. G.
E.: Prayer meeting-H. G. B. Norris, Fred
erick Robinson, Upton Ayres, Mary Multi
neauX and Laura Duncan. Lookout commit
tell. &. Shilling, DR., Rev. Il. ). Lowe, VIM.
B. Wright, Robert Hanna and Kate Hitch
cock. Social committee-Mary Mulineaux,
Mrs. William b. Wright, j. Barton Almony,
jamie Wiley and John Schilling.
There was something of mad dog scare at
Black Horse on Saturday. A small dog sup
posed to be suffering from rabies, was killed
by MIR. A. N. Henderson. 1t is not known
whether he had bitten any other animal or not.
The choir of Ayres' Chapel will give liter
airy and musical entertainment on or about
February %. CLAY.
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ELECTION OF BANK DIREcToRs.-The
stock holders of the Second National Bank of
Bel Air met ON Tuesday. F. w. Baker was
called to the chair and Frank H. Jacobs ap-
pointed secretary. j. NJ. STREET. and VIM. II.
Harlan were appointed tellers. 1t being as
certained that majority of the stock was re-
presented in person or by proxy, the follow
ing were elected as directors: Thomas II.
Robinson, George Z. Silver, John ID. Worth
ington, DIR. William s. Archer, j. T. c. Hop
kins, Fred. r. Williams and Joseph b. Han
way. Mr.. Hanway takes the place of Mir. w.
Boyd Bell, resigned.
The annual statement shows that notwith-
standing the financial pressure during the last
year the business of the bank was safe and
satisfactory. The surplus and undivided
profits now amount to $l9,45S, the shares be-
ing worth about $l33, par value 500. The
directors, however, deemed 1t prudent not to
declare a dividend, but to strengthen the
bank by increasing the surplus fund, thus adj
ding to the security of depositors and stock
holders.
The officers OF this bank are Thomas II.
Robinson, President; Walter Finney, Cashier;
Henry G. Maynadier, Teller; Clifford Rosan,
Bookkeeper, and Parker II. Lee, Clerk.
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GLEN ARM, Jan. At was well shown by
Mr.. ''Inquirers" letter, of Benson, that he was
not present at the social given at Mr.. Simon
j. Stiegler's on December IA. Perhaps his in
vitation was lost on the way travelling there
Being one of the participants will acquain
Mr.. Inquirer with the real particulars. Tn
evening was spent in dancing, music and
other amusements. At midnight refreshments
were served, after which dancing was resum-
ed. At an early hour the guests, well enter
tanned, separated and returned to their re-
spective homes. Among those present were:
Messrs. Howard Numbers, Sol Yoder, Geo.
w. Yellott, Jr. of Long Green; John. s. Stieg-
Ter, Of Dulaney's Valley; Wilbert Hartly, r.
5. Francis, George H. stiegler, Ell Monroe, of
Glen Arm; VIM. Chenworth, j. Parker, Tom
Chenworth, j. johnson, of Upper Cross
Roads, VIM. Smith and J. Cole of Reckord.-
Misses Annie Stiegler, Hattie Monroe, of
Glen Arm, Kate and Marion Numbers, Mary,
Ida, Carrie and Hattie Wisnom, of Fork, Tres
sic, Martha and Minnie Stiegler, Florence and
Martha Davidson, of Fallston, and others.
Fortunately no horse broke loose and was
found lodged in swamp, that being given
incorrectly, and the evening passed away
without flaw. PARTICIPANT.
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MEETING OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The annual stockholders meeting of the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society of Hartford
County was held last Monday at eleven
O'Clock in the court room in Bel Air. The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. E. H.
Hall, who nominated Mr.. j. E. Bateman as
chairman. Mr. II. T. Strasbaugh was chosen
secretary. Mr.. James W. McNabb, secretary
and treasurer, read his statement of the as
sociations' finances, which was referred to an
auditing committee consisting of Messrs. Wal
ter p Reckord, E. II. Hall and ]. NJ. STREET..
A proposition was made that all applica-
lions for stockholders tickets must be made
previous to the opening of the fair, but after a
number of motions had been made and con-
siderable discussion had, the whole matter
was referred to the board Of directors to be
elected.
The old board of directors was unanimous
ly elected, the Secretary being instructed to
cast the vote Of the meeting.
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FIRE INSURANCE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The stockholders meeting Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company in Hartford county,
met at the office of the company in Bel Air
last Monday at noon, but afterward adjourn
ed to the court room, as the accommodations
in the office were not sufficient for the large
number of members present. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. John s. Dallam.
Mr.. George E. Silver was called to the chair
and Mr.. John b. Hanna was chosen Secretary,
Messrs. William II. Harlan, George L. Van
Bibber and IL. P. Strasbaugh, who had been
appointed at the December meeting to examine
into the business of the company made their
report and made the following recommends
tions which were taken up separately.
/. That the board of directors only meet
twice in year instead of every two months
as now.-Adopted.
9. That no short term risks be taken at a
less charge than it costs the company to effect
the same.-Adopted.
3. That In placing new insurance the
premium for the remainder Of the current
year be in no case less than $1.-Adopted.
f. The committee differed on the question
of reducing the present fee Of 50 per day to
directors for placing new insurance to 81 for
each policy. This matter gave rise to a pro-
longed discussion. A number of directors
said they could not see that it would affect
the total amount of their commissions much
either way. The motion to change was lost
by a vote of 25 to %, so the rule will stand as
before.
&. The committee recommended that the
practice of allowing directors to examine and
report on losses be discontinued, leaving such
matters entirely to the agents. Rejected.
Z. They recommended that Art. 6 of the
bylaws be amended, making the December
meeting on the first Monday instead of the
second Monday.-Adopted.
8. proposition was adopted that all pro-
posed amendments to the constitution and
bylaws be hereafter submitted to the auditing
committee at the December meeting, and by
them reported to the annual meeting in Janu-
airy.
Mr.. Richard Dallam was reelected Presi-
dent and the old board of directors was elect
ed, with the exception Of MIR. James w. Will
son, of Abingdon district, in place of John
Carroll Walsh, deceased.
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Aberdeen

ABERDEEN, Jan. 9.-Hymen still finds EN-
ployment in our town as there are rumors Of
several more weddings to take place In the
near future. The little god will soon require
vacation, or he may not be able to continue
his good work.
1.-The officers of the First National Bank here
were elected on Tuesday, as follows: w. B.
Baker, president; }. B. Baker, w. Z. Morgan,
I: L. Hanway, e. A. Courtney, Z. A. DIETRICH,
W. G. Rouse, Septimus Davis and Ii. A. Os-
born, directors.
Miss Abbie Hopkins entertained a number
of her friends at her cheerful home on Rogers
street, last Thursday evening. Delicious re
freshments were served at late hour, after
which the guests departed having spent de
lightful evening. Those present were: Mrs
Amanda Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs George
Roberts, Misses Mamie and Marion Courtney,
BERTHE Hanway and Florence and Dora Nor
gan, Messrs. Robbie Morgan, John Mason.
Lawson Cooley, win McGaw, Carroll Han
way, Albert and VIII Courtney, Frank and
Percy Hanway and Silver Mitchell.
MIR. Stanly NJ. Hanway returned to Staunton,
Virgins, last week to resume his studies, at
the University.
Mr.. Shirley c. Morgan returned on Tuesday
to Ogontz, Pa, where he is attending Chelt-
enham Military Academy.
Mr.. l.. s. German and wife returned on
Tuesday from tour to Philadelphia, New
York and other northern points. VIRGINIA.
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| FRANKLINvILLE, January 7.-Sieighing all,
| skating have been much enjoyed in this neigh
| borhood.
Rev. j. II. Marsh will deliver sermon t.
| the J. o. U. A. NJ, at Salem, Sunday, Janu
airy Is, at ?. NJ.
The entertainment at Salem on New Year
| night was much enjoyed by all, especially tn
| recitation by Miss Maude Hammond, entitle,
1.-The Martyred mother" Other recitation
were given by Elnora Corbin and Elwoot
Davis.
Miss Mamie Compton is visiting her parent
at Franklnvile
Miss Matte Holstien is the guest of Mis-
Martha Blakeney
Miss Mary Davis, of "Walnut Hail." whit
has been quite i'll for the past week, is i'm
proving.
Miss Bessie Bennett, of Baltimore is til,
guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. Louis Finney, O
KellviIle.
Miss Mollie Brambley has been visiting re
latives in Havre de Grace.
Miss Eta Davis of Philadelphia, who ha.
been spending the holidays with her father
Mr.. George T. Davis, of Baltimore county
will return to Philadelphia to day.
The entertainment at the Mountain Chris
tian Church was much enjoyed and well at
tended by the people of our neighborhood.
Mr.. Harry Norwood, of Washington, spent
Christmas with his parents, near Upper Falls
Baltimore county.
The Misses Crossmore gave a skating party
last week. All had merry time.
Miss Minnie Hammond spent few days at
White Hall last week. The OWL.
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Creswell-Gorrell.

BERKLEY, January s.-A very pretty home
wedding took place at Berkeley, the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Gorrell, on Wednesday evening, December
10. The contracting parties were Miss Min
ME d. Gorrell and Mr.. George t. Creswell.
The bride was handsomely attired in pearl
colored silk, trimmed with vandyke lace.
The groom wore the usual suit of black. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Fitz
Simons. The ushers were Messrs. Howard
Anderson and Jesse Bremen. The flower
girls were Lena Smith and Grace Gorrell,
neice and sister of the bride. After the cere-
mony the friends were invited to the dining
room, where a sumptuous repast awaited
them. The bride received many handsome
and useful presents.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cooley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Andrew, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gorrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Howard Gorrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther S.
Holloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Zade Gorrell, Mrs.
Maggie Anderson, Mrs. Lucy Bowman. Miss
Frank Brannon, Messrs. James Jones, Charles
A. Jones, Frank Riley and many others. j.
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DELTA, Jan. S.-Delta is about to have a
new industry. Mr.. Bryan Blain already has
the machinery, and will soon have in operation
a steam laundry.
A very successful and well attended farm
ers' institute was held in Masonic Hall Jan.
and 2. Senator Brown and Congressman
elect Stable were present and gave practical
talks in their entertaining manner.
Miss Mary Roberts having resigned her posi-
tion as assistant teacher at South Delta, Mrs
Carrie Thomas is filing the position until u
teacher can he found.
Mr. w. H. Galbreath teacher Of Cambria
school, was confined to the house the first of
this week with carbuncle.
Miss Gertie, daughter of DIR. w. D. Scarbor-
ough, left last Saturday to attend the State
Normal School, at Baltimore.
The Cambria Land Company has recently
surveyed and laid out number of lots which
now await purchasers.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Mamie Richie and Mr. Ollie Scarbor-
ough, to take place at the home of the bride,
Wednesday, January 16. g.
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HAwKINs-FoRwooD.- Charles Stan
ton Hawkins and Miss Georgia Welty For
wood, daughter of Parker F. Forwood, Esq,
of Carsins' Run, were married on Wednesday,
January 2, at Smiths Chapel, near Church
vile, by Rev. W. E. Miller, an uncle of the
bride, assisted by several other clergy men of
the community. The bride is a brunette,
quite pretty, and accomplished as an artist
and musician.
The happy couple were entertained at re-
ception and dinner given in their honor on
the following Thursday by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Forwood, of Claymont, Del. They will be
sat home'' after January Is.
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CooPTowN, January 9.-Sleighing has been
excellent in this neighborhood, we enjoyed it
very much.
Mr. Sheffield 7. Poteet is digging well.
The Baptist Cunning Club carried off the
honors at several shooting matches. Among
those who won several prizes were Messrs.
James Dowlin and Everett Whitaker.
Miss Louie Whiteford of Pylesville, is visit
ing at Mr.. Abraham Durham's.
Mr. Henry Young has built an addition to
his house, which is quite an improvement to
his property.
Mr. William Onion, who has been confined
to his bed for the past six weeks with typhoid
fever, is improving under the care of DIR. G.
w. Davis.
Miss Jessie Jessup, of Baltimore, is visiting
at Mr. Howard Poteet's.
Mr. j. II. Waters, who was hurt some time
ago by his team running away, is able to be in
his store again.
Mr. McComas Norris, who had two of his
ribs broken the day before Christmas, is much
better. D..
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EARNED THEIR DUcKs'-Messrs. George
Hague, Harry Moore, Daniel Broadwater and
John Price had tough experience last Mon
day night. They were cunning on the Ice for
ducks east of the Battery Light and about
three and one-half miles from shore. They
had two boats fitted with runners to push
over the ice. The warm weather had soften
ed the ice and when they attempted to go
home toward night they found it would
not bear them. They could not risk taking
the journey without the boats as the ice might
break through at any moment. After great
difficulty and various mshaps they finally got
ashore with dozen canvas-backs as the re-
suit of their toll and danger. Broadwater was
thoroughly drenched and Moore was so sick
with fatigue as to require the services Of a
physician.
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New Years Racentinn

SCARBoRo, January 7-Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
G. Akehurst, of Yeoho, Baltimore county
gave New Years dinner to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles u. Thomas, of Scarboro. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Akehurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. s. A. Thomas, Miss Lam
don, of Baltimore, Miss Amelia Akehurst
and Mr. james Akehurst. After thoroughly
enjoying the many good things provided, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas took the train for Washing
ton, arriving home the last of the week.
Mrs. John Bailey, of Baltimore, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Lewis F. Scarborough, OF
this place.
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MIR. BesleF Better.

JARRETTsvILLE January S.-Mr. Charles s.
NJ. Besler, an aged gentleman Of this place,
who has been lying very Ill, is better and hopes
of his recovery are now entertained. He is
now under the care of Dr. McCurdy.
A little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j John Markline
is critically Ill.
spending the holidays with her parents, DIR.
and Mrs. McCurdy, at Madonna, has returned
to Kee Mar College, Hagerstown.
The Hartford Creamery Company have quite
an extensive house filled with an excellent
quality of ice, which will enable them to sup
ply ice cream in any desired quantity and
first-class quality.
Wishing the editor prosperous New Year.
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Death of Mr.. Frederick Harwich.

CooPTowN, Jan. S.-Mr. Frederick Har-
wich, of Harrisburg, Pa, died Januaay after
a lingering illness Of several years: Mr.. Har-
wi Il waa 'rc;l k,'.wn and highly respected
in Hartford county where he resided many
years. He was brother of Mrs. George G.
Schriver, of Cooptown. Mr.. Harwich was au
answering Democrat.
Some miscreants relieved some of the young
men of Jarrettsville and vicinity of number
of horse blankets, robes and whips one night
should certainly have all the punishment the
law allows
The sleighing hereabouts was unsurpassed
but of too short duration for the young folks
G.
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OFFICERS INsTALLED.--At the meeting of
Loyal Council, No. 81, Jr. o. U. A. M, in
Bel Air, held January /, the following officers
were installed to serve during the ensuing
term: Jr. past councillor, s. z. Griffith, coun-
cillor, William J. Keen, vice councillor, VIM.
F. kissing; recording secretary, John 5.
Winkler; assistant recording secretary, Chas.
W. Billingslea; financial secretary, G. w.
Cole i; conductor, j. G. Waterman warden,
A. Lee Coale; treasurer, John K. Farley
representative, David Hanway; alternate,
William F. kissing chaplain, d. ID. Walters;
trustees, David Hanway, William F. kissing
and j. &. Kennedy.
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PRoCEED INGs OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The Commissioners met on Monday.
Road checks issued.-Thomas Sullivan
$l2.99 Conrad Krouse, $l3.06; W. ii. Taylor
S34. 25; c. N. Young, $22; L. S. Osborn, $35. 75
Jacob Livezey, $2.37; w. s. Preston, $35 go; j
7. Hopes, $125; s. l.. Spencer, $7.44; John d
STREET., S637; s. T. Poteet, $l267; W. X
Standiford, $40; w. Mcdonald, 1925; Hugh
Cummings, 1929; j. W. Gabreath, $5.25.
Certificates issued.-John II. Gilbert, regis
tration rent, $50; N. Dean & Son, collins
5000; James e. Young, Jail account, SAG. 10
DIR. G. A. Hollingsworth,pr professional services,
$50.
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Federal Hill.

FEDERAL HILL, January S.-Mr. Colum bus
Preston, near this place, had masked party
Monday night of this week.
Mrs. Rosalie Day, of Eden Mills, spent the
holidays with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Milton
Kirk, of Watervale.
Mrs. Eli Turner, mother of DIR. +. 7. Tur-
ner, who broke her arm week ago, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Josephine Bailey, of Baltimore, died
December % after an illness of nearly year.
She leaves a husband, three sisters and two
brothers-Lotte X. Sheridan, of Baltimore,
Maggie Beall and Martha j. Glenn, of Federal
Hill, s. s. Robinson, of Casstown, Ohio, and
James Robinson, of Wyandotte, Ohio. She
was a niece of Mrs. Isaac Amos and Mrs.
Rachel Dean, of Bel Air. Her father was
buried January 81, 1894.
Mrs. N. 7. Amoss gave a dance to her many
friends one evening last week.
The folks of the neighborhood enjoyed the
sleighing until Monday evening. &.
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BEL AIR NoTEs.-Mr. Joseph R. Coale and
Miss Georgia Ehrhart, of Baltimore city, were
married on Sunday, January 9th, at the par
sonage of Rev. Asbury Reilly, Baltimore.
Misses Juliet and Grace STREET. gave card
party last Monday night in honor Of their
guest, Miss Spriggs, of Cumberland.
Mr.. j. Edwin Webster returned on Tuesday
from trip to Atlanta, Ga.
A number Of married men gave a return
Hall. The occasion was very successful In
spite of the Indictment weather.
List of letters remaining in the Bel
Air Postoffice: Miss Susan Finnery, Mr.. j.
W. Riley, Miss Rosalie Thomas and
Mr.. Worthington, care of Mr.. James S. Whit
tington.
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l know an old soldier who had chronic di-
arrhaa of long standing to have been perma-
Cholera and Diarrheea Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, a prominent druggist of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. II have sold the remedy in this city
to any other medicine now on the market for
bowel complaints" % and so cent bottles of
this remedy for sale by Thos. G. Forwood &
Co., Bel Air.
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The HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK.-The stock
holders of the Hartford National Bank met last
Tuesday and reelected the old board of d.
rectors, consisting Of John Moores, John G.
Rouse, Nathan Grafton, William II. Harlan.
James Lee, s. A. Williams and Allen Hoff-
man. Mr.. s. A. Williams was elected
President. The bank is in fourishing con-
dition, its stock being worth 100 per cent.
above par. There will be no change in the
clerical force of the bank but Mr.. w. w. Fin
ney, the teller will continue to act as cashier,
until Mr.. William NJ. Hines, the cashier finds
his health sufficiently improved to resume
his duties. Mr.. Hines is at present soiourning
at Saranac Lake, in the Adirondack noun.
tains