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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

Mr.. {. W. Baker, who on Thursday went to
Wrights vile Pa, to identify horses, buggy,
&c, stolen from his stable Tuesday night, re-
turned to his home in Aberdeen on Friday
morning, with all the property in his posses
sion The sheriff at Wrightsvil!e, who had
been notified OF the robbery Immediately after
it had been committed, kept watch at the fer
ry, thinking it would be more likely the
thieves would cross there than at CCnowingc
lie was not mistaken. Thursday morning
two teams were seen to drive in the town.
One team stopped ut the cros5-street above
the ferry and the other drove down to the
ferry to see about crossing. Just a the
sheriff was in the act Of stopping the man
who was in the buggy, he jumped out and
ran to the other team waiting al the cross
atreet, jumped in with the TWO men and whip
ped up the horse at a break X pace. All
three men began firing at the sheriff as they
drove away. Just at the edge of the woods
they jumped from the vehicle and ran for the
woods A posse of men are afte~ the rot bers.
The horse and buggy stolen T, ON Mr. Pres
ton. at arsius' Run, was found and returned
At the same time.
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ShawsViITe Affairs.

EVANSVILLE, November IA missionary
rally, under the auspices Of the Epworth
League, was held at Mckeudree Church last
Sunday night. The programme consisted OF
duets, readings and Rotations.
As Mr. Frank I.ytle aud sister, Mrs. Jacob
Troyer, we're leaving White Hall last Thursday
morning their horse became frightened at the
smoke from the cars and started to Gur, upset
the buggy and throwing its occupants out.
Mr.. I.ytle escaped with no injuries, but Mrs.
Troyer's left shoulder was very BADLY bruised.
There will be magic lantern exhibition
and concert held in the knights of Pythias
Hall. at this place, on Friday and Saturday
nights. November 21th ana 2Sth. QUIZ.
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,rst mem one man while attempting to
take Mr., presrnp's horse on board scow i'll
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

As Mr. Charles Jackson, OF Macton, was
driving into his barn on Wednesday with a
load OF fodder, he became alarmed for fear
that the team could not PISS into the barn
without tae sill striking him, and threw him
self back to avoid the threatened collision.
As he did SO he raised his knees, and they
came violently in contact with the sill, crush
ing several of his rios and otherwise painfully
Jiruising him. DR.. Arthur was summoned
aud rendered the necessary aid. Mr. jackson
IS the Republican Registrar for stearns pre-
Incl
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According to a celebrated anatonist there
are upwards OF 5,ouu,ooo iIttir glands m me
digestive juices which dissolve or digest the
food. Indigestion is want of juice, weakness
of glands, need OF help to restore the health Of
these o gans The best and most natural help
is that given by Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Na'ural, because it supplies the materials need
ed by the glands to prepare the digestive juices.
Because II strengthens ana iuvigurates the
glands and the stomach, until they are able to
do their work alone. Shaker Digestive Cordial
cures indigestion Certa My and permanently.
IT does so by natural means and therein lies
the secret of its wonderful and UNMARRIED sue
cess.
At druggists, price 10 cents 10 100 per bot
tie
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Distressimg Accident.

A most distressing accident occurred on
Wednesday afternoon al The residence of Mr..
John H. Engle, near Taylor, which resulted
in the death of his adopted daughter, Ida, a
promising and intelligent child of sixteen
years of age. 1t appears that Howard, son
of Mr. Engle, was preparing to go on gun
ming expedition, and was handling his gun
when ii was accidentally fired, the entire load
Of shot striking the young girl on the arm
and entering her side. The unfortunate child
fingered in agony FOR about two hours, when
death put an end to her saiferings Justice
johnson summoned jury and held an in
quest. the jury rendering verdict OF accdcn
I'll .LuIl
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Reunion and BANQUET.

Admiral John rogers Post, No IS, q a. X,
OF Hayre de Grace held its thirteenth annual
inspection on Thursday night. At nine
o'clock the members formed and marched TO
The Spencer House where Mr.. Burrough had
prepared a feast Of good Things. About sixty
persons sat around ihe table, including vist-
tors from Baltimore city, aud Cecil, baltimore
and llarford counties. Numerous addresses
were made all spirited aud in full keeping
with the occasion, after which 'Auld Lang
Sync" was sung and tie party dispersed. y
very pleasant frnturc WAS the presentation
ta he Post uS beautiful and valuable set Of
table ifrra 10y Ajr. j C"o:man Boyd, II nc
- ~ - N..i...is .r-..: Z ....nI..lc
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Bethlehem School.

JAIRETTsvILLE, Nov. IA The fall term
ended in Bethlehem school with an enroll
ment of fifty nine pupils, ten Of whom have
the honor of being present at school every
dav during the term. These Were: Wilson
Deets. Roy Deets. Samuel Galbreath, Nirgie
Harman. Clarence Gaibreath, Maud Devoe,
Lizzie Galbreath and Laura Mason. Those
who lost only one day We're: Martin kurtz.
Mamie Hartman, George Harm N and Annie
Enrich. The total attendance has been good
and large enough to keep an assistant eight
weeks Of the term. We find the plan Of
marking daily recitations to tee an Incentive
10 good work on the part of the pupils.
Carrie Eleagie, Teacher.
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A meeting was held at Bateman'S hail, Bel
Air on Wednesday for the purpose Of organic
ing an association for the suppression Of
horse theving and other lawlessness. Il was
well attended, many of the most prominent
no Sc and cattle raisers in the county being
present. Mr.. David Benson was made presi
dent with MIR. NJ. j. Heron as secretary.
committee composed Of Messrs. John Il.
Rouse, b. Frank Hanway, Wilton Greeuway,
David Hauway and David I. Ben son, was APP
pointed to draft a constitution and bylaws.
The committee is to report al meeting to he
held Oh Monday, Nov. 23l, at p. NJ. This is
matter of vast importance to the people of
the county, and the ing should be re-
preventative one ana well attended. Tie
numerous cases ofhOrse stealing which have
occur ell lately, indicate th Il 10 place Is safe
from lie depredatious o. " 'at is probably an
organized gang, aud by means OF such an as
sociation as is designed, justice may be ma
Ieria! V assisted.
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The Abingdon NJ. f. Church will be dedicated
D ecember 9th. The services will begin with
Lovefeast at q 80 a. NJ, pre- Iching 1880 by
bishop Hurst. Dr. !. +. Guucher Of the WO-
man, College of baltimore will preach in the
AFTERNOON and DIR. Edwards ut night.
Mountain Christian Church. Sunday School
o 81 A NJ; preaching 4 a. NJ. ana =. VI.
y p. 5. c. L. 1.30 p. VI. Meeting continued
during week. Joppa-Sunday school ) p. NJ
Fork-Sunday School 80 p. NJ: preaching II
$50 Z. NJ.
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Attempted Suicide.

Mr. Joseph E. Ashton, a well-known resi-
dent of Upper Cross Roads, made an attempt
on Wednesday to commit suicide. which was
happily Intellectual. He is of very nervous
and exctable disposition and it is supposed
that the strain under which he has been labor
ing for some time, preyed upon his mind.
On Tuesday evening he swallowed about two
ounces of laudanum, and on Wednesday sup
pemented that by taking quantity of paris
green. He acted III Il very unusual manner
during the morning, so much so, III fact, as to
attract the attention of his family. Some Of
the drug had been spilled upon his clothes,
and his children accused him Of having taken
it. He acknowledged the fact, and emetics
were Immediately given him, aud the services
of Drs A ). Baldwin and George W. Davis
called into requisition. Active steps Gcrc at
once taken to neu'ralize the effects Of the
poison, and Mr.. Ashton is reported as being
nut pf DANCER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Florence PurnelI Merryman, daughter
of Mr. Joseph p. Merryman, Of Baltimore,
was married on Monday afternoon to Mr..
Henry l. Bradley, of Bangor, Maine. The
cerem, ny was performed at the residen e Of
the bri lbs parents by Rev, e Ernest mitn
Of the $. Michael and All Angels chIrcf.
After ne wedding the bridal C. uple lei 70
the " { Miss Nerryma, has been fr
quent = ,,or to Bel All.
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Farmers Market Company.

At a recent meeting Of the Farmers Market
Company of Baltimore City, J T. Hopes
resignation was read Alexander Y Doifeld,
cashier of the German American Bank OF Bal
timore, was elected uuanim pusly member of
the board.
On motion it was ordered that under no
circumstances would there be all assessment
on stock that has been or may be subscribed
until after Septembe! /, 1897. 1t was further
decided that herea.te! an active canvass
would be made through purlic meetings. held
at frequent intervals in sections near Balti-
more, and that an earnest effort would be
mad to Iaise the balance of stock (S4O,0OO)
among farmers before September !, 1897,
$35, 900 having been already subscribed.
The first public meeting viii he held No
yember IS, at Glen Birnie, Anne Arundel
county, followed by one in Baltimore county
and another ut or near Towson, and probably
one in Howard county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-11-20

-Durng several years rCsidCnce IN the Tar
west, | had many opportunities for observing
the wonderful effects of Chamhcrdin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy Its efficacy
was demonstrated in the alkali regions. wrere
the water produces violent purgin@. Ii allay-
ed the attack when all other rcmpdic iailt d. |
repeatedly saw the greatest distress from dI4r=
rhoea cured in IA few minutes. ! used the
remedy myself with the most satisfactory re-
suits, and can recommend i Tor the complains
for winch II is indicated. II. V. GiIingham,
editor of the Republican, Phoenixville, Pa This
remedy is for sale by John ;. Richardson.
rist
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obituary.

Mis- Margaret McCaUley. aged eighty-niuc
veal, dicG at her home, I'll Carroll street.
Bali more on Tuesday night of last week and
was buried at The Prutest Episcopal Gene
terry at Hampton on TnursGly. Mr.. Ic-
Cau.uy was tue mothet-i.-aw of Mr.. Edwin
Kershaw, who conducts the blacksmith shop
IN Bel Air next to the old Academy building.
She left 81 grandchildren ana great grand
children, fourteen Of whom &cted pal!
bearers at her funeral.
MIS- Sarah f. Bay lcss. widow of MIR. Nm.
T. Bayless died At her mine near Gleuvil!e,
on Wednesday night aged abnut 90 years.
Three sons, McssIs. :. Martin. OF Chenille,
William H., of Baitimc~e and John H.. f IN
napt is, and two daIgI ,e s., Misses Bette and
Mary Bayicss survive r He fuuera! VIII
take place at Harmony P,~sby terian Church,
this Friday afternoon al , o'clock.
Mrs. Katie +. McComas, wife of Mr.. j.
Glenn McComas, died ut her home at Green
wood, Baltimore count, IN November LIST,
aged IS years. \ husband and nine children
survive her Her funeral took place on
November t, the burial being at Waugh
Chapel, NJ L. church. The pali-bearerS were
Messrs Richard France, y. Corbin, Leonard
Foari, John Street, john smuck and Butler
Wright. Mrs. McComas was 4 devoted wife
and mother and was universally beloved.
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fyDyde -Stfriing.

Or. Eugene ~ Hyde, Of PirItun, and Miss
iary Ellen Stirling were married on Wednss-
day last at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
near Shane by Rev W. }. Kane, Of St Mar2' Is
Church. ClerIaont Mills. The room was
beautifully decorated with chry santhemums
and evergreens, and riljantiy lighted with
,waxen candles. After rlrtaliDg of wed
ding breakfast, DR.. and MIS-. Heyde started
FOR trip South.
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Mis- Elizabeth Shertzar, rfBaitimore,i is Writ
ing her parents Mr.. ant Mrs. Isaac Snes'zer,
in Be Air.
Lis of uncalIed for Letters remaining III the
Bel I r pos, office: vi. .aci,i Carr, iIs or
OF III BAPTIST Church. u III. IcfI"ry IA y.
M Sidney Hall, Of lie i1Iu uor' la rs
in 3, Air ou Wednc-d y.
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NElGRBORKOOD NEWS

Gathered by our Correspondents.
To THE PUBLIC By special arrangement
with the Hartford County Telephone Com
pany, any communication TO the -hg'% tciiher
for business or news vii! he transmitted free
Of charge through any telephone connected
with the wires of The Company.
WAITE: FISNEY, Manager.
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Japcy -F2gPi rs.

Mr. Howard Jones. OF Castletou and
Miss Nettie Burkins, Of Lapidum, werS
married at the res. lelce OF IL brides sister,
Mrs. Thomls Keatinr, Baltimore, on Oct.
80, by Rev. E. W. W!o,h % merly rector of
Deer Creek P. Z. Church.
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4 young man called Mt our Office few DAYS
ago ana showed us II work v Mich is being in
trOllIrcd in this county, with re ucst that we
examine II. We are IA position every day to
iudgc OF books and reading matter, but We
consider this uu0k. entitled the "HandbOOk OF
the -uitpi states " he best book OF the kind
ever lsSuud from ;hC press. II is not Il history
bii- Il ii scription of our country as it Is to-
cay. the result Of .oIc centuries OF progress
History deals with III" pilst. while this deals
with the present. We have never before seen
anything like it. or its equal IN quality ui paper
or character Ot illustrations for the price asked
for it. Every family needs just such book,
and every yOuE" man and young woman
ought TO possess Il copy. We have Crds red II
copy for ourselves, aud we would be glad TO
! know that every person in the county who Is
| trying to improve himself, or the minds OF his
! family. had dope the same, l3noylt
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Class Day at darlington school.

A class day entertainment was given by
the teachers and pupils of the Darlington
school to the patrons on Friday afternoon,
which was largely attended and thoroughly
appreciated. The programme when " S
performed throughout with skill and credit
was as follows:
March Song, SCHOOL, quotations. L. Eop-
Ilins. NJ Stamford, .osie Windolph, L.
Knight, ). Ely. james Harlan, PAusie Harlan
and Laura Hopkins; song, ''AmericA' School;
"A Flag on every Schoolhouse," May Dick
son; song, Flag of the Free, School; Choice
of Trade, Boys; doll drill and song, Little
Girls: mental arithmetic, Fifth Grade; class
recitation, First and Third Grades; recitation,
King Standiford; recitation, Lena smith;
caIisthenic exercises, Second and Third Grades;
recitation. Wilson Galbreath; recitation, Elsie
Thomas; recitation, Greed of the Bells
Fifth and Sixth Grades; physical swedish
deIsarte exercises; recitation, Frank Windolph;
talk. Prof John ID. Worthiugton, Rev. KEN
per Bocock; remarks. by The trustees: cantate
.sTae Secret" Bess, Julia Whiteford, Mime,
Susie smith, Lou, Beulah Whitelock, Post
Boy, Rowland Holloway; chorus gttlS.
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Miss Celie Vogie, Of CLARION. Pa, win spend
the winter with her au t. Mrs. J. l.. Mergler,
Havre de Grace.
Mr. Jackson Curry, II jacksonville, Ga'ti-
more county, Is wishing t..endS aud relatives
in Hartford county.
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late of Hartford county deceased. Al per-
sons he ing claims against said deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof
On or Before IN" a2h day of January. 1897
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
frCm all benefits Cf sad estate. All persons i'll
dcbl"d to said estate reg I@sta, to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given undcr ny hand ard seal ills @2d Day
of July, 1896.
SALOMt. /. PRESTON,
Administrators
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T'IIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-'gnlt inc SUBJ
Scrihcr has obtained from tic ti"-,S;ur at
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Al
miuistTG:iDu on the personal CStat" OF
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s;rowth OF the Tourist system.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company thro'
its persona Iy-c ynduCtcd tourist system and
the uueXccllcd standard of high service has
won an cnviable record for itself. These tours
have grown to hc thoroughly appreciated in
this age of luxurious travel and the series an
nuunCcd for til season Of SO and ~ admiral
by illustrates the progress OF the times.
First comes u series o. the Golden Gate start
in.s from New YORK. Philadelphia and Harris
burr January -. February =, and March %.
Tourists viii Gravel 10y Superhly-apponted
special trains II Pullman compartment, draw
ing-room, See ing, dining, smoking and obscr-
walton cars, un lex the supeTViS on OF aTOurist
Agent and Chapercn.
Next i'll importance comes a series Of four to
Florida-January III February and %. and
March o. The hrSt .nrec admit Of two weeks
in the sunny South, while tickets tor the fourth
tour are good to retdra by regular trains until
May 81.
\ series of short tours to Washington from
New York. Philadelphia and adjacent points
will be run on DccembCr20 1896 January j,
!ebl uary II, March II, April 1 and -, and
May Is, 1897.
Old Point Comfort. Richmond and Washing
ton tours viii leave New York and Philadci'
p1i4 DcccmD"ri26, 1896, January %, February
-. March Is. and April 10 1897.
Handsome illustrated itineraries will be Is
sUrd Is the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
containing full Information rs to now these
tours may he pleasantly and prOtitahly made
These itineraries may ho procured on persona
application or by addressing Tourist Agent
| 1876 Broadway, New York; 500 Fulton street
Brooklyn: 7S9 Broad street Newark, \. j.. OF
| Room 1 I. Broad Street Station. PhiIudbl phia
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
FRANKLIN I. PRESTON,

THIS Is TO GIVE NuTICE-That the sub
L scribcr has obtained from the Register Of
Wills OF Hartford county Nd, Letters Of Ad-
ministratiD on t.g estate Of
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On or Before the 9th dag of March, is

late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to eXAihl the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 9th day of March, 1897,
or they ilay otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits Of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 70 make
immCdirtc payment.
Given InJc: MY hand and seal this 9tn Gay
of September. 1856.
Ann REBECCA ANDERSON,
llse EHccufTix.
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j. lO ! . IV-N y 7 7 u I'm, fNVIII
ORDER SFST.

Amanda Scarf, &c. In the Circuit Fe, Court
james II. Patterson, Hartford County.
ct nj. In Equity.
ORDERED. this 10th day of November,
1896. that the sales made and reported in the
above entitled cause by Ruyston Stiiicr
trustee, be finally confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 1ith day OF December, 1896; provided, Il
copy of this order may he inserted i'll some
newspaper published in Hartford county once
i'll each of three 30 successive weeks before
tine 18th day OF December, 1906.
The report states the amount of sales TO be
$4,000.
WM S. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk.
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Fifty Years Ago.

This Is the stairp that the letter bore
which carried the ..o~,r- ar AL u;dc,
OF certain cu-c for the Ioatl:so'ic sore
That bubHieG up from he tail;cd tide
Ofthc blood below. And twas ayers name
and his sar5apariI1a, that all row, I-:.,yv,
That was just beginning is fight Of Game
With its cures of So .ea:s age.
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30 Wears Of Cures.


rTlIIS Is TO GIVE NUTTCE.-'Ihat the sub
4 sCriucr has uotaiucd from tie Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Ad-
Ini3struiiCu on the estate q
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I-TuEK G. HENDERSON.

7 IIHEh @. II IN IERoUN,
l. AUtTiDNEER.
For the sale of Real and Personal Property.
Terms moderate. Will serve in either 8Ilti-
more or Hartford counties. Orders left either
tended TO-
CENHE SACRED CONCERT which was adver-
4 tiScd to be held in the Ghurchvilic PTcsby-
terrain Church, has been postponed until Tues
day, November 9th The proceeds are for
the benefit of the suffering Armcnuns. \ sill
Yer collection will be taken up. 1t
'TNHE Ladies of Hopewen NJ. P. Church, near
i Level, will hold an Oyster and Meat Sup
per in the basement of the church, on the
evenings Of Thursday aud Friday, HovemhtT
26th aud 27th IL
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Xnw.HE 80 cnrnErs,Rs.
K!.ZIhH c. $. JACKSON.

THIS Is TO GIVE MOTT, F,-rThat the sub.
4 scribcr has obtained from the Register of
Wis OF Hartford county, Nd, Letters Of Al
ministTaliOn ON tho estate g:
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this old
onIs of n. Ymyju style
ISneC
puniny gre
npton ead rherlN
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or they may otaerwi.a ~ Jaw be excluded
from ali benefit, "l SAID estate All persons M
dobIcd 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Given nad,r our hands and seals, this 10th
day of September, lS9G.
LUCINDA BARTON.
lOsn6t Administrators.
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~ON--~~--~N-0--D
Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the original sarsapar.Ila. It
has behind il o record Eor cures
unequalled by any blood puri-
Tying compound. 1T is the only
sarsGparilla honored by q
medal at the Worlds Fair Of
1898. Others initiate the
remedy; they can't initiate tho
record:
&c Wears OF Cures.
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NoTIcE Teo CgxpIrox%.

GEORGE J. NIhN.
ES.prIfsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-05

DEALERS IN PITTsEURc co.,
Coal yards AT head of S .ert.... "
and Hempield yard. Orders
filled. Telephone So