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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-22

DRY BRANCH, May 1S.-Excessively dry
weather has prevailed here for several weeks
and it has materially affected the growth Of
corn.
AT the meeting Of the board of trustees OF
Ayrra' Chapel, NJ T. thurrh. il was decided
To commence rebuilding the church AT once,
building committee. was chosen as fol
lows: Samuel II. Garrett, Andrew l.
Anderson, Henry e Shilling, Jr, j. Upton
Ayrrs and William I: Wright. While the
church Is being Icmodeed, worship will he
held in the adjacent grove.
As the festival at Dry Branch, which is to
he held In the grove adjoining the church on
Friday and saturday next, May ~ and -.
will lie the first OF the season the ladCs
look for Il large attendance.
little child of Mr.. Joseph Hey was badly
scalded last week and is still in critical con
ditOn.
MIR. Winfield Garrett, is visiting friends in
Baltimore. RECTUs.
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The court has been occupied in the last
issue with tie following cases:
Iephaaiah Heaps VS. Newton McCuur,ney
ct al. Verdict for plaintiff for $50
X. II. Peasants, ,Ir., ". Charles Il. Preston
cl al Verdict for defendant
On Saturday the appeal docket was called.
j. Harry Poole, use Of Henry ". Archer,
Jr., VS.. Frank Martin, appeal from Lynch
Jury trial, Judgment affirmed.
Ohio :. Lee Ct al. vs. Thomas p. Smithsor,
appeal from Smithson. Judgment reversed
without prejudice.
William Burroughs VS.. j. Cadwailadcr and
c. Z. BiddIe ". sane. Appeals from Hardy.
Qu.shed
Rebccca Ii. Wclhcr.Il ". Il. L. Eouldin ct
al, appeal from Lyle. Judgment affirmed.
Charles Il. Eek vs. Joseph y. Hay Che, al
peal from johnson. Qu4shcd.
e. W. Sweeting and Edith Smith vs.. the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Hartford
county. Judgment for plaintiff for $500
and interest.
The case of DR.. }. L. Windoiph VS.. Clinton
c. Ely aud DR.. John Sappington, was removed
to the Superior Court OF Baltimore city.
j. Howard Stubs vs.. ". y. ard David W.
Mclaughlin; judgment confessed for {lol,=j
VanBibher for plaintiff, j. }. Archer for de
PENDANT
State, use of Bernard $. McIlvane vs.. Steven
son \. Williams, executor, of ii!ian Wool
scy. j. J. Archer and Young for p.aiitiG
Harlan /; Webster and N..n3.boer for defen
dLnt.
First National Bank of Delta Us. same
Judgment confessed for SlS3.23. Same cUuu
sell
William II. Nelson ct al, administrators,
vs. J. Duncan Almony; Judgment for ::9!;il 20.
S.A.Willans for plaintiff, Stilcr forGefcrCant
Annie 0. MrIinger VS.. W. 2. l.. Pcntiand;
Judgment confessed for $500 9G. S. i. vii
liams for plaintiff. Robinson and GUrrc!l for
defendant.
Miller Fertilizer Company rs. Robert
Hopkins: judgment confess ed for $lJ95i. c.
L. D1liam and Sitter for plaintiff, Harlan x
Webster for defendant.
The grand jury has indicted William l.
>harplcss aud Catherine I. Carpenter for SELL
ing fertilizers without 4 license.
John Z. Leight for Unlawful fishing with
pound nets.
Charles Rice, colorei, assault.
Thomas Bruwa, larceny.
Louis Monks, carrying concealed weapons
Louis Monks, Jacob Monks and Alfred
Monks, assault.
Wm. 7. Myers aud William 7. Sattcriy
keeping disordcrly house.
Charles III - ,.H,l,t
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The Baltimore and Lci,ish's New ncaI.

Negotiations are in progress for the consol;,
dation Of the Baltimore and Lchigh Railroad
with the York Southern halfway, and for the
operation of ;he Joint lines by the PrUnsyl-
vania "ystrm, frequent consultations having
been lately held lay the representatives. al the
different lines. \ new company will lie form
cd, and outstanding obligations Of the Tvs" cN-
hisiing corporations exchanged for securities
to he issued 10y the new company.
1t is calculated that the broad gauging of
the lnc can he completed in uiucty days, th"
work not interfering with the running Of
trains.
Besides widening the gauge it is proposed 10
improve the alignment Of the road by taking
out number OF curves. The road is noted
FOR the number of trcStIcs over which it runs.
There are more than fifty OF these wooden
structures and it is planned to I'LL in nearly
all OF them. Those not 10 be flied in are To
be replaced by steel bridges or stone arches.
1t is also expected that number Of new sta
tions will be built alone the route if the deal
is carried out.
The depot at North avenue, which has SO
from the center OF the city. will probably bc
abandoned the trains running directly into
Union and Calvert stations.
y thorough physical inspection Of the road
from Cardiff to Baltimore has been made 10y
Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, who walked
over the entire line, and Mcssrs. Manifold aud
Bull, respectively, General Manager and Gen
Il 81
made tour Of inspection last week.
When the work OF broad suagiuE the T. and
l.. road is completed. it is proposed 10 secure
at once large amount of new rolling stock,
in order to provide fast and frequent trains
Gnc Of the main objects of Tie ongiuaiors
OF the proposed electric road from Delta to
Stcwaitsiown. is to secure Il means OF disposal
of the trai!i; of the coInpa,Gcs engaged
in Developing the slate qIariiys. Row being
successfully worked in lEalfold and York
counties. OF late, the delay and trouble occa-
stoned by transferring the shiPmcrts from the
cars OF the nLrrow-5AuGc ROAD To those OF Il
broad or standard gauge, caused i large mum
her Of those shipments 10 he made 10 BJ.ti-
more, many of them being for expectation
via the York southern and Northern Central.
With i standard road from York . Baltimore,
over which any Of the rolling stock of the
Pennsy lvana road can be ran, the time cti y,,'c
much shortened, and straight road from the
quarries to Baltimore, Il Lew impetus viii be
given to the country through which the line
passes and its development lie more rapid,
while the divergence Of trade which exists
under the present circumstances viii he obv.-
ateil.
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NOBLE L. MITCHELL, Solicitor.


Noble l.. Mitchell ". In the Circuit Court
Oth0 :. Lee, Trustee, for Hartford County.
VIM. Silunbcrscr cta In Equity.
nRERED, this :ibth day of April, 1896, that
" the sales made and reported i'll the above
entitled cause 10y OthO :. Lee, Trustee.
hc finally confirmed, unless cause To the con-
tr;ry thereof hr shown on or before !hc 23th
day of May, 1896; provided. copy of this or
der he inserted in some newspaper published
in Hartford county aforesaid, once i'll each of
three 60 successive weeks before the 10Th day
of May. 1856.
The report states the amount Of sales of
personality to be SJ5.}.;52.
WILLIAM 5. FuRWOOD, JR., Clerk.
True copy, test.
WILLIAM S. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk.
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sic, where their children will he educated
MIR Watts and his family Were the recipients
of numerous souvenirs from friends, includ-
ing many floral tokens Prominent among
those who came down to the steamship to sec
Mr. Watts of was United Stntes Commission
81 nr Emigration Herman Stump. Colonel
stump and The family Of MIR. Watts were
taken down to the Muuchen by Deputy sur
veyor Bowie, on the United States Revenue
Cutter.
Miss Clara Aschcrteli, Ct EIavre de Grace
who has received the distinguished honor of
being the inst Peabody graduate 10 receive Il
Peabody alumni scholarship anu hold it for
the longest period Of time permitted ny the
rules Of the association, gave Il piano recital
in the main hail Of the Peabody Institute, Bal
timore, on Tuesday night. The programme
was as follows: Bach, prelude and fuGue in
{ sharp minor Beethoven, piano sonata in f
Hat ;uoinr; Grci%, piano concerto IN \ minor,
with accompaniment Of a second piano; List,
fantastic horgroise. Miss AScherfeid displayed
great intelligence in her rendition OF the dili-
cult warks, and was heartily applauded hy
the large audience. She was especial happy
in tie {; rit.tr cnurrrtD
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Wann Post, q. ~ 4, will have charge, as
usual, OF the observance OF Decoration Day,
May 30. An interesting programme is being
prepared for the main services, which will be
held at Centre Vi. Z. Church, near Forest Hill al
2P. NJ. Good speakers will he present, and the
school children will take prominent part in
the exercises. Those interested in the services
Of the day at Bethel, Coopto"n, &c, are re-
qucstrd TO meet details from the Post at 20
O'Clock i. NJ. and point cut the graves Of
IT,, - f,ir,,fs
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Mountain Affairs.

MOUNTAIN, May 20.-A large audience at
tended the services at the Mountain Christian
Church last Sunday morning. Members OF
the Jr. Order attended in body.
The Christian EndeAvor Society elected new
officers Sunday evening follows: Miss Eva
Wann, president; Walter NJ. Plowman, vice
president; Mrs. Ella Orsburn, secretary; Miss
Martha P!Ownan, treasurer.
Preparations are being mad for the straw
berry and ice cream festival, May $50 AT
the Mountain.
Miss stuart OF the Eastern Shore spoke at
.joppa in the interest of the W. e.. L. L.
The lain kept some away
The third monthly social will be held at
Joppa Friday night
John Frey has moved from Baltimore to
his country home. He has been very i'll for
some time. D. A H.
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Mr. Joseph L. Worthington, aged - years,
a clerk under Collector Vandivcr, i'll the In
tcrnal Revenue Office ut Baltimore, died at the
home Of his mother, In Havre de Grace, on
Saturday evening, May 10th, OF consumption.
Mr. WUrthington was distinguished for dcvo-
ton to duty and WAS much esteemed by his
associates for his unvarying courtesy and CON
sideration for others. Expression was given
to this feeling by his comrades, who sent to
to his home on the morning OF his funeral a
large and handsome floral tribute, consisting
of covering for the caskct, on which was
wrought the words ''After Toil-!sest.' a
delegation from the Internal Revenue office,
consisting of Deputy Collectors Carlton Shat
err, George W. Cruiks shank, William +. Wallis,
F. B. Luers, Thomas Phlbin ant Harry W.
Shure attended the funeral, on Wednesday, i'll
n body. Services were hell in the PreShyter-
ian Church, IIavre de Grace, by Revs. Riddle
| and NassOu. lntermcnt was at Churchville
| Presbyterian Cemetery. Collector Nandiver
| r. r. Pennington aud others connected with
! the Internal Reveuu. Department also attend
| ed the funeral. MIR Worthimgton was son
of the late James Worthington, Of Hartford
county. lie had two brothers, James and
! william Worthingtou, and three sisters, Mes
| danes W. :. Frczc ana Frank IL. Morgan
and Miss Mary Worihiugton, surviving The
nall bearers were Mcssrs. William +. Kcnly,
}. e. c. Kerlv. Edward Mitchell, j. SWAIN
! Fvciist. William Cook, J. L. Charshec Dir. J..
| Clark Scgar and j. Lincoln Lyon. very
| largc crowd was in attendance.
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The Sewing Society of the NJ. L. Church,
Bel Air, held a social at the residence OF Mr.
Alien Hoffman, We sily evening, 10Th
instant. Although the evening was very
stormy, there was u good attendance and Il
nice sum Of money realized, which will be
used for the benefit Of The church The pro
%rammc cf The rvcHing consisted Of instru
mental music Piano, Miss Emma Saeri! Ian:
comet, Mr. Eunherger; violin, Mr.. Coleman
sheridan; duet, Miss Bertha Stewart and Rev.
L. {. GailaLcr: recitation. Miss Nancy Me
Nahh; solos, Mrs. Luther McNabb, Miss Me
NaGh, Mcssrs. EombciGcr and Emmett McCus-
hcr. After the PRO sramme, refreshments
were served 20 xii present.
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EMMoEToN, May ga couple Of days ago,
on farm near here. five haIcs were seen gam
boiling together close by the house, with an
evident ALI of con sCiOGSnCsS of safety. Two
or three hours later fifteen OF them were
counted eujUSiu" Themselves, as near the
house but On Il diic!ctt side. On hearing the
fact spoken OF, Il country wag at once sug
gested that some cottuu-tail having read the
notice to tresspasScrs posted at the gate. must
have spread the news, aud the tribe had
come i'll, assured of protection. b.
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Ed@cWOOti News.

Miss Ida Shillman and sister spent few
days with friends in Baltimore
Mr.. Philip Bearch, who has been very i'll, /,
able To be about again.
MIR. Lempke has as her guest her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Brooks, OF Baltimore.
Miss Katie Frasch made flying visit to
Baltimore last Thursday.
Miss Mollic Holmes is losing some time
from school on account OF Illness
Miss Clara Hardy is spending few days
with Miss Mollic DoEahou. NVIENK.
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Mr.. ID. L. Davis, Il prominent liveryman
III d merchant OF Goshen. Va, has this to say
on the subject of rheumatism: II take pleasure
in recommending Chambcrain'S Pam Balm
pcriciIcc that il will do all that is claimed Tor
1t. a year ago this spring my brother was lai.i
up in bed with nilunmatOry rheumatism and
suffered intensely. The first application of
CEamberain's Pain Balm ease the pain and
the use Of one bottle completely cured Kim.
Foi sale by druggists.
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PcrrynIan HENS.

PERUVIAN, May 20.-The entertainment
held III the Town Hall by the Parish Aid So
ing about $50 The play was entitled 'Be-
tween the Acts" ImpersOuator were: Mr..
O'NeiIl Mitchell, Mir. Harry 5. Hyde, Miss
Mae Taylor, Miss Mary l.. Tredick, Miss Annie
Gallup, DIR. I. y. Cromin and Mr.. Howard
Richardson.
The attention of the grand jury has been
called to the bad behavior OF the cUlorcd peO-
pie on Saturday nights
The ladies OF rcrryman VI. l.. Church South
will hold an ice cream and straw berry festival
i'll the Town Hall ON Thursday, Fri,liy and
Saturday evenings, June 4th, 9TH ard 9th.
NIOLETS.
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TuoMAs II. ROBINSON, Solicitor.
ORDER NiSF.

Daniel Scott ! III the Circuit Court
vs.. for Hartford County.
John Hcaton ct al. In Equity.
ORDERED, this 7tE day OF May. 1896,
" that the sales made and reported i'll the
above entitled cause 10y Thomas II. Robinson,
trustee he finally confirmed, unless cause to
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
:}Oth day of Nav, 1856; provided IL copy
of this order he inserted in some newspaper
published in said Hartford county once III each
of three CSl successive weeks before the :iOth
day of May, 1896.
The report states the amount of sales 10 be.
$500. -
WM. 5. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
True copy, test:
Smy WIN. S. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
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No Onc PrU~en: Slight Accident and
Narrow Escape.

The Aberdeen Enterprise OF May Dist says
The William i. Baker Republican Club of
Calvary, which was to have held a meeting at
that Place on Tuesday night OF last week, as
noticed in the Entayrisc Of the week previous
failed to put in an appearance. Congressman
Baxter and two Of his colleagues. Hons ID. Il.
Co!son. Of Kentucky, aud IL. K. Gibson, OF
Tennessee, were present 10 address the meet
ing, but alas, no one was there. The Balti
more >s,, came out the next morning with Il
Spcra! dispatch from Bel Air, saying 1.-THE
speakers were given All enthusiastic greeting
hy the large number Of persons present.
Some county paper. we wot of also swallowed
the Yam, bait and all.
On their return home from Calvary Con
gresham Baker and his fellow members met
with Il mislap. an account of which was pub
lishci in our lasi issue.
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Report ofIhc Grand fury.

The grand Jury adjourned on Thursday
| Their report is somewhat lengthy. We give
| below, lis salient points They examined 10;
| Witnesses, found l1iudictments, and reported
& prisoners in Jail
The session Of the Grand Jury was somewhat
prolonged Icy number Of tedious cases, not
ably the case OF Miss Mamie Sanders. We
made rs thorough an examination ~ possible,
but failed to mcarlh anything that would In-
death"
There Was evidence before The grand jury
of much disOrdcrly conduct in the village Of
Pcrrymans, and the jury would respectfully
recommend that the County Commissioners
place an officer there to prevent the annoy
ance of the citizens by evil disposed per
sons"
Concerning the late town election, the re
port SAYS; evidence has been given before
the grand jury, which, to our mirds, clearly
shows that at the recent election for Town
Commissioners Of the town of i. Air, the law
WAS openly and lagrant!y violated but as
there Is now civil proceeding pending, with
the hearing set for an early day by The Cont
when the question in controversy will be heard
and determined, the grand jury, as matter
Of grace, and in the exercise of their just dis
erection have found no indictments at this
time, but We commend this matter 10 the
grand jury for the November term, who will
will have the benefit Of the knowledge of the
course Of affairs between this time and their
meeting in November. The grand jury at
this term cannot too strongly condemn the
action Of judges of election, who know
in@ly and wiluiy ignore ami eudcavor to null
lily plain provision of law, no matter how
uuwise that law may be thought 10y some per
SOILS to he
The Jury was discharged with the thanks of
:hc Court.
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y statement submitted at the monthly meet
Ing OF directors of the Baltimore and lehigh
Railroad yesterday shows gross earnings Of
I'll, GfO9l for April. The operating expenses
were :S3g4, lcaviu" net earnings of $3,2iG 81.
Fer the ten months ended April 30 the gross
earnings were $lll,lOS %; operating expenses,
;,3. Ia:}.GI; net earnings. 50 $50 IS.
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The funeral of MIR. Thomas il. Batcmau took
place Friday morning, the intermcut being
made at Union Chapel, near Wilma. Rev. j.
NJ. Sheridan, pastor OF sit. Lebanon VI. 7,
Church, Baltimore, uiiiriatcd, assisted by Rev.
\. y. Bichcll. The pail bearers were Mcssrs.
Wakeman IL. Bcvard, D.. Traiaor Archer,
Malticr Standifo:d, Charles c. Creswell, Al
phonzO Robinson ana X. Charles Lee. j
large number were in attendance al the ia
neral, many aged persons being noticeable
among them.
Mrs. Anna Callahan, wife Of Mr.. Patrick
Callahan, of CreswclI, died at her residence,
near that place on Monday, after 4 protractcd
illness of Brights disease She was in the
Birth year OF herage. Her husband, four sons,
Daniel, Joseph, David and Timothy, and two
young daughters, Annie and Mary, survive
her. She was buried at st. Francis Church,
Abingdon, on Wednesday. Rev. Don Luigi
;;artor oiiiciated, with Mcssrs Thomas Sulli-
van. Samuel Lilly, Henry Lilly, john Mctiui-
gan, John Riley and John Armstrong acting
as pail bearers.
Isaac Xech, aged 76 years, died suldenly
about eleven o'clock Sunday morning, May
II, at the residence of David l.. Pyle, near
Pylesyillc, where he had been living for
number Of years. Last Friday morning, while
walking along the side of the road. his foot
was caught by a snag, which threw him VIC
Icntly TO the ground, and he is supposed TO
lave received severe internal injuries, from
which he suffered greatly until the time Of his
death. His funeral took place on Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Intcriucu. at Slate
Ridge Cemetery. Services were conducted 10y
Rev. Joseph d. Smith.
Mr. james p Bur>ins died on Thursday
l4rh instant. from the injuries received on the
18th LIS fall Of earth ut the Hartford and
Peach Bottom slate quarry. lie never regain
ed consciousness. lie was about e. years of
aye and leaves Il widow, two sons ard five
daughters. i sober and industrious man and
:. good citizen, his loss will be felt il the com
muuity, and his family have our deepest sym
pahy. He WAS buried on Saturday Al Vernon
u. f.. Church, Rev. MIR. Bender officiating.
The paIl bearers were Messrs ilcZ .hah Huff,
Henry England, JOHN Wallace, Iephaniah
Heaps, Samuel Wallace and Hugh 7. Bay.
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JAMES 7. WALKER,

rI7HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Thnt the Sub
i scribcrS have Oh:aIlCd from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nil. Letters of Ad-
ministrutiun on the persona! estate of
JAMES I. WALKER,
late of Hartford CO.. deceased. III persons
having claims against said dee uaScd are hereby
notified /" exhibit TN" sum" with The legal
vouchers thereof,
ON or Before the Ith day of Oct. 1895.
or they may 9th, rwjsc 10y law T." excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons IN
dVhtrd 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this 18th
day Of April 1896.
a. RAYMOND WALKER,
JAMES w. MALCOLM,
apl7 Administrators.
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Abingdon News

AElNGDoN, May l9.-The entertainment
given at Abingdon VI. +. On urch on Tuesday
night was quite success. Mrs. Scott Ollie
hunt clocutionist of Baltimore, rcciicd sew
cral Of her fine selections which We're enjoyed
10y all who heard her. Ducts by MIR. c. X.
Scwell, Miss Lizzie Meter and Miss Ida OPP
Icrman: solos by Miss Kate Cunningham,
Mrs. J. W. Fleming, Rev. E. IL. Lamar aud
Mr.. c. X. Sewell. Miss Matte LittlelieIh,
performed several pieces ON the mctalphoue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Frank, of New Orleans,
La, while on their wedding tour, TO Phlalel-
pha and other places, made stop of two
days with their cousin, Miss Ida Opperman.
Miss SaIie and Matilda McGaw, have re-
turned to their home in Abingdon. after
spending the winter with their brother, in
Carroll County.
Mrs EItonhead, of Baltimore. formerly of
this place is on a visit to her friends.
Mrs. \ f. Galbrcath, of Darlington, spent a
few days with her brother, Mr.. j. W. Wilson,
of this place.
Mir 6. X. Sewcll and Bro are identifying
their h0use with u coat of paint.
The Ladies Mite Society are making i'm
urovcmcnts to the parsonage in the way OF
Notwithstanding and painting.
Mr.. Harry Muui>dair aud MIR. X. 5. Keith
ley left today FOR Pitishurg, Pa. G.
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First Of the Season,

The Ald o"yicty uI inc I,ct Ar NJ. l.. CHURCH
t"v i'.st 'CS-vr,.s4i s''I" svit" otttS
Iva,H al -. tAv s,tlsuu GA unv In"ICh IUMn U.i
,IIv UNVu,ttsa 81 .'inS =. i.uI 20. Inc puhi.G
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late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified 10 exhibit the same with the
legal vouchers thereof.
On or before the 10Th day of October. 1896.
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits of said estate. \ Il persons i'll
dcblcd to said estate are requested 10 make I'M
mediate paJ lucnt.
Given under orr hands and seal this 10th
day of April, 1896.
REBECCA J. HEAPS,
GEORG e NJ. Willy,
lap Administrators.
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Ice-CIe am Festival.

Strawberry and ioe-cre I'm festival at Noun
tain Christian Chu ch Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings. May D. % and 30. The
ladies promise II g cd ii ne and full value for
all. Proceeds for eneiit of church.
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MAIN ST., BEL AIR.
q. l.. YANBIBBER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
s. A. Williams Mary In the Circuit Court
L. Briarly, Executors, for
VS.. Hartford County.
David Powell ct nj. In Equity.
ORDERED, this Dist day of Nav 1876.
" that the sales made ana reported in the
above entitled cause by &c }. L. Van I!ibbcr, sur
viving trustee, lie finally confirmed, unless
cause to tn" contrary thereof he shown
on Or before the I'D day of June, 1896 provided,
n copy of this order hu in serted in some news
paper published in Harf nd county. once in
each of three 90 srcccssiVC weeks before the
.12d day OF .Iunc. i so.
The report states the Il mount of sales to b.
5000.
VIZ. s. FO3wGOD, Jr., Clerk.
True Copy, test
22my WV. s. FORNO0H, Ir. Clerk.