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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-04
Personal Mention.

Messrs. Harry Carr and Thomas Rogers, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. Alphonse Robin
son, at wilma.
Miss Edith Carr, of Batimoreis a guest OF
Miss Louise Mumikhuysen Of Thomas Kun
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Townsend and
| Mr. Maurice Townsend, all of Philadelphia,
and Miss Rebecca V. Miller of Baltimore
have returned home after visit of several
weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Spering, of
Mountain View"
Miss Ida NJ. Suessc, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Spering. at 'MOuntain
| View
| Miss Annie NJ. Dietz is spending some time
at her home, at the Mountain
Miss Bessie X. Frey, of Baltimore, has re-
| turned home after spending her vacation with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Frey, at the
Mountain.
Mrs. George Carr and Mrs. Carr, of Balti-
more, are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Spering, at
| the Mountain.
Miss Katie Weber, of Baltimore, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Creswell, OF
the Mountain, has returned home.
Senator Charles W Michael, of Hartford
County, left on Monday as delegate to the
Monometalic Convention which met st In
dianapolis on Wednesday.
Mr.. Stevenson Archer Of j., travelling
au litor of the B. & 0. X. r., was in Bel Air
this week.
Mrs. John II. X. Shane and her daughter,
Gertrude, returned to their home in Baiu-
more on Sunday, after a pleasant visit to
relatives near Carea.
Misses Constance and Edith Keech. Of
Fallston, are visiting their uncle, Mir. Vim.
5 Keech, at Towson.
Mr. John Standiford a native of this county,
but for many years resident of Virginia, Is
visiting his brother, Mr.. benjamin Standitord,
at wilma.
Master Clifford and Miss Grace Hanway
will leave Bel Air next week, to attend the
Cbaupaqua Mountain Institute, Chappaqua,
NY.
lev. E. c. Gallaher has returned to Bel Air
from his vacation, looking the picture OF
health.
MIR. and Mrs Hiram D. Gorrel, of Brook
lyn. n Y, are visiting friends and relatives
in Hartford.
NJ Harry Webster, OF Jersey City. \. j.,
is visiting relatives in Hartford county.
Mss Nina Gibson of Black Horse, is in at
tendance at the Middetown, Va, Normal |
School.
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ABERDEEN. September , -Aithou9h Tues
day WAS the first day for reed bird shooting,
there was not much sport here, as the tide
was UHfavorahle tor getting into the marsh.
Mr.. John y. Osborn anticipates some pleasure
III pursuing the above sport, rs he has fitted
himself ont with neat little boat. which It
fleets much credit upon its architect. MIR.
Joshua Prichari.
The canning season is rapidly drawing to 4
close.
Fishing and grabbing seem to he the order
OF the day, several picniciu@ parties have
recently passed through town ~, routC to High
House. Messrs. Thomas L. Morgan. George
Roberts and j. 7. Baldwin, Sr. spent several
days last week i'll Bush River Neck on Il fish
ing expedition, and returned home with u
tine catch Of white perch.
The Nonpareis Of this town lost game Of
base bali last Thursday 10 the Wdverly Club
a: dorchester. The hOmc club, together with
number Of Others from Aberdeen, went OIL
the excursion on Il c Emma Giles to Tolches-
ter.
Mrs. Perry and daughters, of Baltimore,
who have been Sum:nering at Mr.. Henry Ray
mond's. near town, have returned home
Misses Carrie Morgan and Ethel Mitchell,
who have been spending few days in this
vicinity. have returned to their homes in
i#vre de Grace.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. W. Andrews, of PhladeI-
pha were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Mitchell, Of short Lane. on "Wednesday.
Mr. Bell, Of Baltimore Is visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mir. Gtorge Beard, Of Baltimore, who has
been spending the summer on his place near
town, has returned home.
Miss Hattie j. Cooley. who has been spend
ing while with relatives here, returned TO
iier home in Baltimore on Friday last for i
short stay. VIRGINIA.
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1Ieeting o.. the Agrin..Lt.lre ..ncie.
A%N
Obituary..

Mr.. c. Columbus Heaps died at his resi-
dencc near Trump, Baltimore county, on Sun
day evening, in the twenty ninth year Of his
age, after few days illness Of appendicitis.
He was 4 native of Hartford county and has
spent nearly the whole OF his life here. A
widow and one child survive him. lisfuueral
tool, place on Tuesday, the bulia! being at
West Liberty.
Mary MagdaIene, an infant child Of Nj.
and Mrs. George 5. Leight, died at her par
euts' residence, Joppa, on Thursday. The
funeral tool, place at st. Stephens Church,
Baltimore county, Saturday, Rev. Father
Sar.ori oil Eating. The bearers We're Masters
John Smith, Willie and Johnnie Baumgart
and Oscar Preston.
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Letter From EaSieY.

BAGLEY, Nip, Sept. &d.-Mr. Vim. A. Vogts,
who has recently built blacksmith shop at
the Mountain, has already an overrun OF
work. Nj. FOgts is an excellent macnanic.
A horse driven by Mr.. ChaS. Clark of En-
morton, became Interchangeable at Mr.. j. X.
hecch' gate. lie succeeded in breaking away
from the buggy and was not Sc III until several
days afterwards, when it was found at Mr..
stephen, Preshury's, from thence it was re
turned to its owner.
MIR. john naIl, pike member, is trying to
smooth some Of the rough place, in the pike
hereuhOuts. He finds he has Il large under
taking on his hands.
The Magnolia road from this place to Stock
ton was never known to lie in better condition.
All due to tine intelligent care of Mr.. VIM. il.
Reckord, who has developed considerable
talent for road building.
The CauucIieS hcceal0uts arc complaining.
more or less. about the quality of the tomato,
caused by the dry weather.
he Friendship sunday School picnic. which
was he'd Friday last III Mr.. Il. Il. Amoss'
grove was well attended, and pleasant time
was enjoyed. SUNSHINE
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E,lcnHantYiIIe iNOIcS.

PLEAsANTtvLLE, September , The Provi-
derce NJ. 7. sunday >chOo! held their picnic
il Mr. j. laudolrh Rutirdge's grove neaI
Upper Cross Roads last Wednesday evening
1t was very pleasant affair.
Mr.. Andrew Drare who was kicked 10y a
horse some time ago is improving.
Miss Bessie MechCm, of Berkeley Springs
Va. is visiting her cousin, Miss Lucretia +.
Harkims.
Mrs. Harriet Cuppy, of Ohio, is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. William Rocky.
Mr. Edward Whltson, who was affected by
the heat some time ago, and has been very i'll
is now improving.
Dry times and ''hard times" seem to be
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YHYlnr NeAS.

TAYL0R. September 1.-The Taylor Base
Bail Club defeated the Long Green Team at
Glen Arm Tournament on Thursday, Aug
2Gth in very one SIDED affair. Score Taylor
- Long Green t.
The Taylor club defeated the Stewartstown
cam, of Peunsy lvani;. at Taylor. Oh Satur-
DAY last. for the second time this season.
Score Taylor -. Stewartslown
The Hope club defeated the Furnace team
At TAYLOR on Saturday last. Score Hope Is,
Furnace 10.
the Victor Trs.. Of Bel Air. will cross bats
with the Hope team Oh the Taylor grounds,
Saturday, Sept. 3
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Serious Accident.

While Mrs. Steele and Mrs Makiusou,
daughter and daughter in-law, respectively of
Mr.. William r. Mackinson, Of GlenvilIe, were
returning home from Havre de Grace, their
horse ran away. The occupants Of the buggy
were thrown out, disIocatIng Mrs. steeIe's
shoulder and breaking an arm for Mrs. Max
iDsea.
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The Bryan and Sewall club Of Bel Air as
recent. meeting adopted the followed timely
resolutions;
WHEKEAs, | is of the FIRST Importance, as the
only practicable mode Of eiicitiuC a ful. and
fair expression of the proFic's Will. that the
new registration Of voters should contain
the names of all citizens entitled to vote;
AND WHEK :As. ia this crisis of our
aountry's and States politics. it is ~upremcly
important tia all supporters OF Bryan and
Sewall should hc acquainted with the import
ance Of becomi = registered voters.
iiesOIred, Tn we respectfully suggest to
the citizens of ell and ev5ry voting precinct
in Hartford Coun y. the Importance OF .uliu-
ing clubs TO promote. by committees - hr
ar..utulr ii for the purpose, the registration 81
me BRYAN aEI sewall voters.
Dfs,iaimiHsr any intention Cd debating, W.
must earnestly call the attention of oar
uc0plc to THIS subject. Ehc registration wJ.}
! Iak" place Within comparatively short time.
| Il win ur too late vince ;he hooks are ciu~-.:.
/ to reuIrGy the default. should il occur. fuu
! followers of Mckinley aai monopoly iu "s
various forms. under the title Of 'E.pubi"sn-
| ism" are wary and active In this direction
| because they know its Importance. We, also,
/ know its Importance. Let ua arl accordingly.
! Also In addition 10 CIuh and Committee
atiru. each supporter of oUr principles lu-
diyidu#,ly give lis earnest Chords ru see that
himself aud neighbOrs are on The list Of
| qualified voters.
| Test:
NJ. j. HEBRON, Corresponding Secretary.
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The streets of Bel Air have been furnished
with sign-boards and the houses numbered.
Main street divides the cross streets into east
and west, and Gordon street into north and
south. For the information os our numerous
friends we gladly give the information, that the
Office of the .f3gis and LtteRgenccr is located
at No. 81 5. Main ST.
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.s.e 1. Test .Esn..nn Oh resident and hishl,

jesse TEST, Esq.,an old resident and highly
respected cltlAen OF our town, called this morn
Ing aud after purchasing IL bottle of Chamber
I:iu's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhcOa Remedy,
said: IF anyone asks you if this remedy will
do what is claimed for it. tell them yes and re-
fc; them To me" II. ALEXANDER STOKE,
Rcyno1dsviilc, Pa. No one can doubt the value
of this medicine after giving it Il trial Then
il is pleasant and safe to take, making it
especially valuable for children. For sale by
John ). Richardson, Jr, Druggist.
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EnGcMOON Items.

EDGEwooD, Sept. Miss Lena Frasch,
who has been very i'll, has recovered.
Mrs John Bauman, who has been sick, is
also improving.
Mrs. Frank Rembo!d,is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely, and daughter, Miss Ellie,
returned to their home il Baltimore, after
spending some time with Mrs. NJ. L. Weber,
of this place. L No.
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The Eleventh Annual Convention Of the
WomGn'S Christian Temperance Union Of H.
ford comfy will lie held in the W. c. 4. L,
Hall, at Forest Hill On Tuesday, September
Sth. Members of the Executive Committee
will meet N q O'Clock 4. NJ. Convention will
open ut 10 y. II. AT 80 p. NJ. IL mass meet
iGg will be held, 10 be addressed by Mrs Mary
B. HaSlup, State President. Mrs. Ella E. BOolc,
of New York, will positively he present and
address the meeting. Lunch will be furnished
to delegates only. Coffee and sandwiches for
sale. Eo all the meetings the public is cordial
ly invited
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Real Estate or Parcel Of Land,

situate on the public read leading from Hick-
ory to Kalmid, in said Hartford County, con
tanning 35 acres, more or less, assessed IN the
name of Edward \. Boarmau and occupied 10y
William Il. Slade and wife, adjoining the lands
of Joseph T. Hopes. james Peterson and 9th
ers and the same land described in two deeds
William r. Sladc, dated the 18th day of ,ianu-
airy. 1888, and recorded among the Land Rec
ords of Hartford County, i'll Liber y; /. j., No.
II, folio 300; and the other from James Lee
Bqarman and wife To Frances Sladc, dated the
9th day of July, lSS9 and recorded as ature-
said in LiheG a. l.. j., No. 6S, folio A5H, To pay
and satisfy tho State ANA County taxes for the
year 1891 duc and owing 10 r,": THAT is to say.
for taxes for county expenses on S-.89l at 50
cents per SlOO-Sl9.O2-and state aud school
taxes on said s.. pal at iIi- cents per SiOD-
SlO1-with interest on hDlh of said sums of
money from January l, 1888. And / hereby
give notice that ON
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Rack Horse,

BLACK Horse, sept. The farmers in this
section are husily engaged in taking up Pc
tatoes and cutting corn. Both crops are good.
The Farmers Creamery at Shawsville, is
doing :; thriving business.
Gold bug, are very scarce in this neighbor
hood but silver is shining brighter than ever.
H. NJ
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Saturday, September. 10, 1890,


] will sell for cash, at Public Auction, at thc
Court House door in Bel Ar State of Mary
land, the above described real estate, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to pay aud
satisfy said taxes, interest and costs.
CHARLES +. JEFFERl,
Collector of State and County Taxes for the
year 1894 in the Third Election District OF
Hartford County.
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Contemplate Coming 10 Havrc dc
Grace.

Several gentlemen have recently visited
Havre de Grace, at different times within the
past few weeks, and called upon Mr.. ). J.
Seneca and Mayor Nanueman, with view Of
establishing an important industry there,
namely, an extensive shirt factory. employing
from hundred to a hundred and ifty hands
and have been looking at one Of the large
shoe factory buildings, which Mr.. Seneca re
Gently purchased, aud have made oYertureS
to that gentleman looking to sucA 4 consun.
nation Whether this Industry can te IN
duced to locate there will depend largely
upon what the people will do, individually in
the premises If they indicate, in practice!
way, their wish for the enterprise to locatc,
there is but little doubt that it will do 50.
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An Important Meeting.

\ meeting of the Board of Assessors Of llar-
ford county has been called 10 assemble in
the County Commissioners Office at Bel Air,
on Monday, which is of great Importance not
only to the assessors themselves, but 10 The
public at large. 1t having been discovered
that the allotted time is very much too short
for a thorough compliance with the law,
leave has been asked for an extension Of She
time for three months, viz. to Dec. 2!,t, 1886
Several of the districts of the county have
not been entered upon a all a yet, and uu-
der the law the time to which the assessors
was limited expires on Tuesday next, Sept
Sth. On that day, in order to continu, heir
work, the entire board will be compelled @ e
qualify, and it is very necessary for fall
m citing to be held in order that the wori, OF
the future may b. mapped on. and steps
taken for cXped tiugit.
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Caskets, Collins, Robes
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL, Solicitor.
Tax Collectors Sale.

In pursuance of the power and authority
We %t"t T. me 10y the laws of the State of Mary
land, l. Charles Z. JetIcry, rs Collector OF state
and County Taxes in the Third Election Dis
for the year 1894, have levied upon the fol-
iutr
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Prevention beats cure every time. and
KinmeIls Tonic Herb Btters Is the oest pre-
Vcntive of sickness i'll the world. 90. At all
dealers. Wmkelman Brown Drug G Jmpany,
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.NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by car Correspondents.

10 the PuHrIc.-By a special arrangement
with the Harlord County Telephone Com
pauy, any communication TO the -Egis either
for business o. news viii be transmitted free
Of charge through any telephone connected
with the wires OF tho Company.
WALTER FINNEY, Manager.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
CSC. III. EEwETT NoMtNATED

TN, C,rgrassiaaal Convention for The
,,,.-,ni..,,,, Have, .Ia race an We'd
Nr''hh i''lfl'' u'|' ." IA, '''''' :.
! ncdHsy, ana nominated MI 'c"iGt Vi "'"'''
| r,r ;'nnoress ON the cd ballot The delegates
! -, ~, at .v e.rI,. h,ur ard the
| .'-'''' ~ ,c,. ,,,.i-
| streets ana note" were ''o""'''
/ quarters al Ncsrrs. ''c"ct' an" Grouse were
1T ti.. >,,,-rcrr ilou.r and those Of Mr. Talbot
| ., ILL.,. rl,.rs..,f r,,,,,s
| III '''' ''''''.'' '''''''
! the convention was '''!I" 10 "'''tl ~ ''''
I .'rluc, hy Hollis Courtney, Jr., and William
| l.. r.I-,,,. ,r r..f WIS chosen rs fem
49, ,.., -. rp,,;
! porarN chairhah' Will VIA N'l'''n VI N"'''
more couury. rs secretary. The following
committees were appointed: Credeutials-
,,1,..,- Er.,,,.b
! "E''' "'c'S' ~ ''Hs'' -N'''''
Robert Wright, D. T. >mtj@er, William NJ
proue and j. Fred. Grew. Resolutions
p. ,,-.,,.r. ,,,,.,,-t Rock YIN n. Dulapy.
'''"' "''''''' ,,..,,.'.1, :,
''"hH ''i"~''"' -'It"o'"N ~ "'ee''' "i'''''''' "
Davis an" ;. J.. trn"lh-'
The e. umlute on resolutions FfeS1h'e" 'h'
following, "A'"h were "hah'Noua'! "u"i,l'":
" "'"<o'y'"' That We me bemocrG's OF the
Ne1'". 1.iI' a., G.r.hy n,dnrsc
the can,lfllscv OF tne Hon. William j. Bryan
for tie Presidency OF the uitcd states. and
The Hon Arthur >e"aIl ior the ice ffeS'-
"',I,' 5., That do rare!,,. endorse the
rht..aro y,arfnrm as adopted 6y the Demo
craft" %"'ianal Convention, and HAT We are
"AeEF"'",! II ''' "' ,' - ,','0 - ~
~, . tho oIIy means Of restoring confidence
ard the rgt",n Of prosperity to merchants,
thrms'S. manufacturers ''i'' i"'"''''e c''s$'s 'u
J." .'''',''', o., .. l., J. ,,,,- M ., lam, FIN.
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Wg5zlzng
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Powerful values which will fiud
ready response hy alert shoppers.
These values are the kind which
fairly teaze the clear, cold cash
out OF the purse. They are ire
sistible.
CenIs-Marl, these values: Every yard OF
Dmlty, Organize, Eattstc, that sold
up to l2la cents per yard, 10 DC
crossed ouJ at only 6 cents Il yard
a5 Ceuts-Finc All-wool Dress Serge, 30
inches wide. lowest price ever
rcachcd-25 cents per yard.
50 Cents Common price, but very eXtraor-
binary Long-WuISt Corset, in all
sizes, 10 to 81.
3 Cenfs-Good Quality Writing Parer,weighs
q lbs. 10 the rcam. j cents qu!rc, or
10 cents package, 4 reuIn.
gauge, regular made. Per pair,l5
cents.
sI.O0-Ladics Bright Grain, also Dongola
StuCN with patent up, b'tlIoil boO'a'
Fer pair Sl.Ou.
So 5O-Ladics Cus.om-madc French Kid But
toned Boots, square and round toes,
very line goods Per pair - %.
) Gents Twenty different patterns, Feather
Stitcn or Herring Bone finishing
Braid. . cents piece.
IL CcntS-Good Quality Cotton Batting, new
goods cI""n stock. Per pDunh
roll IL cents.
So. so Mems Stout Kip Boots, excel cnt
stock, each par in 1t box. Per Iair
$3.50.
30 Ccnts-Men's Il Wool Undershirts and
Drawers. a plum for early buy |
crs, 30 cents.
AZ Gents Good Quality Apron Ginghulns
Per yard -ii2 cents.
A store full Of Trustworthy |
Merchandisesold at rcck prices and |
ONE PRICE to all.
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The MarylaldAgriClltlral College
Maryland School Of Technology,
CIV HnUEcE AGRICULTURAL,
ON uUonoE MECHANICAL,
MATHEMATICIAN SCIENTIFIC,
ms ifuG Jun CLASSICAL

Each department supplied with the most
modern and improved apparatus. Practical
work emphasized in all departments. Gradu-
ates qualified ut once TO enter upon their life's
work. Boarding department supplied with all
modern improvements bathrooms, closets,
steam hest and gas. Books, room, heat, light,
washing. board, medical attendance, Sl4i for
the scholastic year. y 13O-page catalogue,
giving full particulars, sent on application.
Daily Sanitary inspection by physician 10 the
college.
r. w. Sylvester,
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PROCEEDINGS Of the County C"numis-

80
The board was III session ".' N'''',|'
Road Checks iss"eu.-'"n" .'e'''
5000; Sam"eI ON INV - .'''.',S
borough, &l'.5'; Charles I'gN' - ''' ~,
,;,,,,r,. r. Rps,rI. : -; Charles McFaidcm.
s,n.,-. ~ II rr,i,. gus. Adam Hess. - 90
.Ios,ph Dorahoe. s. 20: James Baird :i2 IS
| Charles II. Lamb, so; II. :. Riley, 81 10
,.. ~ lr,<,lh 40 =. J. Randolph
n,m,,hton an r. Patterson. SOIL.
r,.,ff,.,fos issred -rpo,na, johnson.
tr,,.,s account. SO y: Ambrose Cooley,
| l,--;o ,,,t.,,,ors hoard sr1iSl
! r,.I, ,,;d Il ,,,rbrs. s,.,nns. station
-. r,.s.,,.,r,.f.,r., f i,lrriinu. s.I Gs;
w. w., .,,,,...,.,,.a .r,o,.,t. s.34I:
T-,,,arm ,,.<,t,,, ..,r,u,,,,e.,nirc decd. q.
,...:,,., .,,.,,,,t,.t,.,l ..o,,st.II,. for
og -''' ,''t,;'l''
''', ''''' ,'' ,s,,o. .,,.al f., donate
49, stri,, ofl,r1 20 feet wide.
I" '''s ,,,,'. ,,,,rt. roa,i Headline from
I1. ,ann.,,,,st office. in The a.h
o,aa,fa,, ,,i.,,ic, to,,o nnb,ic road leading
fran soid most office TO Andrew Boy!r's. for
+,.. ,,,,r,,o.. If =, nubIic road: and having cx-
oa,,,.l l,.a thar.for +, /, ordered tina, said
5ood no accented and The road constructed
,,,arao,, :, ha ,o,t,.,fpel As 4 public road.
,5inpr,..d to sentru,her ,th.
Proceedings of the School '"'''i'''"-
>i"h"FH'
The Board met On Tues"ay,aIi lie me"os's
heing present ,.,..,...,,...,,..o,.
ne treasurer p -
sum car !" '''I" - ~ ,,,. a,4 -:
II was oi"yieN' =,
material heretofore I"''''.''',' ~ Wv
lne iuo"c sCh""'S % i''' ,'''''
sl"ef2'ioh o' i po"' '''' ~ no..
nv I.,-.....s.,,. ~
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Inc oo"'" lev 'G"'i
aIPIIcaloH u NJ ii'''' '"' pa
school, t'a' I'"''" Sho'''' 'S 'l''0'"'' '' '''''
'he COURSE
The examiner was "i'ec's,' !" I,u'''.'', { '''iu
''lS''l""'' '''''' ~ 80 pas " ''' '
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Religious Services, Sunday, September 6

bel Air NJ. p. Church, Rev. 5. b. Tredwuy,
Carmel $50 z. VI. Providence NJ. =. Church,
Rev. A. \. BichclI, Pastor;-Preaching 1880
\. NJ. Union Chapel $50 p. NJ. All Grc wei
come.
Mountain Christian Church.-Sunday
School $50 \. NJ. Preaching il \. NJ. Y. p:
). c. f. 80 p. NJ. Joppa.-Sunday-S chOol 3
?. N. Preaching 4 P. NJ. Edgewood- Preach
ing 100 7, N.
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.n.r.n OF TIE cANpIpArE.

George NJ JewctJ is too well known in Har-
ford county 0 render any extensive notice of
him necessary. He was born in Ohio, is the
son Of Hon. Hugh j. Jewelt, OF Chenille, and
is 81 years Of age. lie has been 4 prominent
Democrat al! his life. While a resident of
Ohio. aud actively engaged in campaign work,
he was so great - popular fayorite that had he
desired ii. he cou!3 easily have secured the
nomination for Governor Of the State A pro-
found student and an afrable and accomplish
ad gentleman. no one stands higher in the
estimation Of the people. vigorous speaF
er the campaign promises under his manage
nrnt glorious victory. He Is 4 most thor
ougA believer in ana advocate Of the free
coinage Of silver, and in entire accord with
the Chicago platform
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-04

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-04

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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-04

Ernest Savage, colored, was arrested on
Tuesday on Center Market Space, Baltimore,
charged with the murder of an unknown col
ored man on the p, W. & B. K. r. bridge over
2be Gunpowder on the night of August 18th.
'rhe man was pointed out by John Bell, col
.or1l, who declared that he was positive that
Savage committed the crime. Both men were
detained for the Hartford county authorities.
Savage denies that he was in any way con
necteI with the murder. They were brought
to Bel Air by Deputy Sheriff Forsythe OIL
Thursdav
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-09-04

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gauge, regular made. Per pair,