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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Accounts due the Club Stables to,
September 30, 1897, are payable to the
undersigned and all claims against the
Club Stables up to and including same
date should be presented to me at
once for examination and settlement
q. SCIIUMAN.
Honolulu, October /, 1897.
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Drs. WAUGHOP & WAUGHOP

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Without exception general advertis-
ers value above all else the advantage
of circulation in the family circle. The
Star is strictly home paper.
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TO LET.

To be let with the fixtures, therein
the portion of the Waverley Block on
Bethel street now occupied by Ehlers
& Co:
Apply to HENRY WATERHOUSE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

The marriage OF Miss Lena l.. Gamble, OF
HaIford county, aud Mr.. Albert Ii. Beers, ci
Baltimore city, took place Wednesday, Oct.
| 9th, at 5 o'clock, z. NJ, at the home Of the
| bride, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. DeLanys.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II. Null
| liueaux, pastor Of Susquehanna circuit. The
psrlor was beautifully decorated with wild
flowers and autumn leaves. During the cere-
mony the room was darkened, with lighted
lamps. The bridesmaid was Miss Emily w.
Coaie, of Chenille groomsman, MIR. Walter
W. Beers, brother OF the groom. Mrs. n. A.
Gorrell, of Creswell, cousin of the bride. play
ed Memberships wedding march. The bride
was attired in white silk null over white silk,
trimmed with broad white satin ribbon. Her
only ornament was a diamond brooch the
gift Of the groom. She carried brides roses
and maiden hair ferns. The bridesmaid wore
white organdy and pale blue MORE ribbons,
aud carried La France roses and ferns. After
the marriage an elaborate collation. was sery-
ed. Those present were Captain and Mrs.
William IL. Beers, of Baltimore, parents of
the groom, Mr.. William Gamble, of PhiladeI-
P"'"i i"'"e' VI WV p'idoi anu WI bcOl sc
Gamble, her brother; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Coale,
Miss Isabel and Frank Coale, Mrs. +. II. Mui-
lineau1, DIR. and Mrs. Il. Opperman, Miss
Marie Zarges, Mr.. Nicholas Gorrell and Mr.
Calvin Rogers. At $50 T. NJ. the happy
couple took the train at Havre de Grace for a
tour North. number of young friends met
them at the station. Having peculiar interest
in the fortunes of the happy young couple,
their many friends will follow their new ca
reer with ardent wishes for all earthly happi-
ness, and pray the rich graces of heaven to
descend upon them.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

BAGLEY, Oct. l3.-The Ladies Aid Society
will hold an oyster supper at Wi na Hall, on
rhursd ~, Friday and Saturday, October rs,
~ and 30
MeSsrs John Lambright and Charles j.
Mccormick, visited the Fair at York, Pa,
las. week.
Mr.. Robert I. Bovine, who has late y pur
chased the Lemucl Amoss property, is having
erected large residence, with all the modern
improvements.
The stone crusher is at work, treating the
road between Fork and KingsvIlle with Il
layer OF crushed stones. y great many han Is
have been given employment upon The work
and this once Dreaded road s being rapidly
converted into an excellent driveway.
While looking about mis- farm a few days
,iuce. DR.. Silas Griffith found !arge rat,
when had the appca auce of being nearly
staI we'd. lnvrsiigat ON showed that the
rodent mad been cau-:.t and held prisoner
hy its tail being ound around some weeds.
FLINT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

| The wedding of Mr.. Christopher Chapman
| Rouse and Miss Henrietta Gertrude Richard
son, which has b, en- the absorbing theme il
| fashionable circles for some time past, took
| place on Tuesday afternoon at the Bel Air
| PreSbN Church. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with ferns and pot
| ted plants, aud well filled with the mutual
| friends of the young couple. The bride, vino
was tastefully arrayed in silver blue cloth
gown, with hat and gloves TO match, entered
the church accompanied by her brother, Mr..
Joshua Wilson Richardson, bearing in her
hand bouquet of American Beauty roses.
They were met AT the altar by. the groom and
his best man, Mir John 5. Webster, Of Cal
vary, aud together they assembled TO the raised
platform, upon which the ceremony was per
formed by Rev. William F. Finney, Of MoOres
town, n. j., brother-in-law OF the bride, as
sisted by Rev. Kerby 5. Miller, pastor OF the
church. Tie wedding march was played by
Mrs. John IL. Reckord. There was no brides.
maids, Messrs. Waller Fiuney, j. Edwin
Webster, John A. Evans and Robert c. Rich
ardson acting at ushers.
Mrs Rouse were driven to nBibber, where
they embarked for Northern trip. They
will make their future home in Delta, Pa :,
where the groom is engaged in business.
Quite number Of relations aud friends were
present from a distance, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ahle ems, OF Philadelphia;
Mrs. William Rouse, Misses Lizzie and Marie
Rouse and Mr.. and Mrs. j. WoodIey Richard
son, of Baltimore, and others.
Mis-. Cynthia Rutledge and Miss Allie Kut
ledge, Of California; Miss Hattie Foreman, of
CeutIeville; Mr.. and Mis-. John y. WilkiG-
son, OF Norfolk, Va, Mrs. E. Hall RutIedge,
of Baltimore; Mrs. Hargrayes Spalding, Mrs.
Margaret BisSell and Miss }. u. Bi,ssl', OF
OSings Mills and Mr.. aud Mis-. j. William
Strobel, of Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

PERUVIAN, October Tth.-The funeral OF
Mr. John Il. Michael, whose death was
noticed in last weeks Hgis took place on
Wednesday 9th inst, from the residence OF
Mr.. l. W. Bolts, aud was very largely attend
ed Rev. ". A. Alrich pastor Of st. Georges
F. + church, Spesutia, ofiiciated and spoke
fcelingly of the deceased nd the high esteem
in which he was held. The pail bearers were
Messrs. ". b. Harris, e. w. Michael, j,
Reese Numbers, James I. Ford, Ii. ). Hyde
and Cornelius Cole.
Our Gamers have about all finished theil
work for the season, which has not been q
very successful one, and cutting corn aud
sowing wheat is the present order OF the day
much larger acreage than usual will BE-
planted. fear large enough to reduce tht
price 10 fifty cents per bushel.
Hog cholera is becoming quite prevalent IL
the Neck Mr.. James T. Ford, of Delpl
Farm has lost over fifty animals by tina
disease and James Wilmer, one OF our mos
progressive cOlored farmers, has several al
ilicted with the cholera. Strychntne is sale
to be Il cure if fed with sliced apples.
Squirrel hunting is very much IN vogue
with our young sportSmen. The woods an
reported to be full OF the active little rodents
jim SANK
Too late for publication last week. ED.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15
Aberdeen Letter.

| ABERDEEN, Oct. 13-Ihe public schoo
| here is again open after thorough fumga
| ton.
The scarlet fever cases in the neighborhood
| are all improving.
There is Il movement in progress by the
| town commissioners, fire department and
| band to celebrate Thank giying day here on
an elaborate scale. The Great Southern
| Baud, Of forty pieces, of Baltimore, will take
| part, and at night there viii be fine concert
gwen in the Town tall. We trust that the
citizens in general will take an interest in
the enterprise and help to make this another
of Aberdeen's successful celebrations.
The weather continues favorable to the
tomato crop, aud the tomatoes are much
finer now than they were 4 few weeks ago.
The rain of Tuesday morning has added much
to the pleasure of driving i'll This place, Ms the
streets had become very dusty, as much SO
as in mid summer.
Mr.. Thomas Roberts, of Baltimore. spent
last Thursday night in this place with his
brother, Mr. George Roberts.
The Junior Society, OF hristian Endeayor,
OF the Grove Church OF this place, will hold
festival in ;he Sunday school room on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, - and 10 instant.
All are cordially invited TO attend, and We
hope that our friends will endeavor to crown
the effort of the children with success
Misc Abbie V. Hopkins, of Atlantic City,
is visiting her uncle Mr.. William Reason, OF
Chenille.
Miss Anna Read, of Baltimore, spent part
of last week at the home of MIR. William IL
RAwhouser.
VI SIS Carrie Taylor. of Bradshaw, was the
guest of Miss Ethel Kennedy, of this town,
part of last week.
Mrs. William g. Roberts, of Clermont
Mills, has been spending some time with Mrs
George Roberts, and is now visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Dallam, of Bel Air
Rev. David Jamison and daughter Miss
Sadie JamisOu, of this place, attended the
meeting of Preshytery in Baltimore, last
week. VIRGINIA.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

WILMA. Ostober l3.-Miss Bessie X. Ben
nett. uf Washington, ID. C., who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs ID. 5. Finney, has re-
turned home.
Miss Mary Bramble, of Baltimore, who has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Matter Stan
difurd has returned to the city.
The changing foliage is heralding the APP
pro#ch Of the ice king it j. said that owing
To the dry weather, TIE change has taken place
| earlier than usual this year.
number of our most extensive planters
| have finished sowing their grain. The
average is much larger than usual this
season, owing very probably to the Increase
in price.
Mr. Benjamin Standiford, who has been
visiting relatives in Bel Air, has returned
| home.
A very heavy wind and rain storm accom-
| panied with thunder and lightning swept over
| our community on Tuesday morning. num-
her of springs and wells are rapidly falling, and
the rain was very welcome visitor although
the greater part OF the water ran off.
| WONDER VINO -
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anne Fridax Night Lectures.

The opening night Of the second series OF
lectures, under the auspices of the Friday
Night Lecture Club, was observed on Friday,
aud was in every way successful. Mr.. IL. C.
Niles, a tai, nted member OF the York county
bar, occupied the roStrum, and gave before a
highly pleased audience, his representations
from Shaks pearc's Merchant OF Venice
His ''Shylock" was the chief feature OF the
evening, and was received by bursts of well
deserved applause. The succeeding enter
tainments will.be kept fully up to the standard
and will include lectures by Rev. j. Milnol
Wilbur and Rev. Maltbie b. Babcock, OF Bal
timore; Rev. j. Wilbar Ennis, of Washington
d. e.; The Lotos Glee Club, of Baltimore, and
other kindred attractions.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

The oyster supper held Mt Ayres' Chape
last week uetted the handsome sum of SO
Rev. David Jamsom, has rendered his resig
nation as pastor of the Grove Presbyterian
chur h, Aberdeen.
y six-year old daughter Of Mr.. Lawrence
Govenstein, died at her fathers home near
Perrymau on Monday night of diphtheria.
Francis Mitchell Council, Jr. 0. L. A. NJ e,
will hold an oyster and meat supper at
Calvary ON Thursday and Friday evenings,
October 81 and -.
The next meeting OF the Ladies Aid
Society of Dry Branch church will be leld at
the residence of MIR. Samuel IL. Garrett near
Bradenhaugh. The association now numbers
nearly eighty members
The name OF Edward Barrett, cOIored,
who had the honor to act as Secretary OF the
Bond street Republican meeting on Monday
night, was stricken from the registry list on
Tuesday on statutory grounds.
MIR. william j. Wise and Miss Jennie
Kaufman, both of Ford, York county,
PENNSYLVANIA, drove to Bel Air on Thursday
morning, secured license and were quietly
married in the paror OF the Eagle Hotel by
Rev. Kerby 5. Miller.
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Deer Creek Farmers Club.

| rri ,,,,,;,,r ,,f tb,, ,,,b y,,s hold at 'Rnck-
49,, I.1,,.te,,I If y fowls EiIicott
,,,,,r n',rI;,,,,t,r hodr,oI,ir,,is 40 admiralty
| .t,,,+, +It ro,,, II :, Grand ,.iav of tho Sus-
| n,,oI,.,,,,,., ,i,.er may Inc had
rhn members present were Messrs John
| N,oras I Lawrence NcCormick John b. Wv
| snr,, w Realty Harlan lanes D. Keuly. II.
| Harris arc,cy Barr, silver John Lochary
| ona william, "a Ho,lips Visitors present
wore i,a,. Kcr%vs viI,ar Io5p silver Hughes,
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| n w,,,,hi,,-,,,,
uossrs ,,c,,,.r Eo,,I,. md yyvsono, were IN
| nointad .s , com,p,,,,.,, NJ ;psnectiop.
| Mr. .r.b.. ,,,,o,.,.d ..rv.rvtbinv looks
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,,,,.oesS,rl Former.
M I,nrIv-. .I,,, ,.,ttle .,.o fins. animals
iool,p vel .,r,! nf ffn,. .yr,,,,tb The impIe
,,,,.,i ,.i it docs NAT l,ok
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TN. ,,,,.s,;, to,. i.,..,ssi,r was. ..Wbicb 10
+bo most rrof,t,,,,o and host for tba farm 70
It'll r.,,.I ho,,.iI,. o,,I sI il, tho
SIT, ~, r,,,, s,n,IIn ,.,,rIo I'D roughly
fatt.,, on or,ss and sill IN the FuLi."
q lewis f,.lfe.tf II feed ropphIvand rorien
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ha TO-, :, H., st,Il, ho u,o,I r-o,.id, Il NTH
,roi,, ,,,d ,rba,t ,.ro, T ,r,,,d NOT o,,+,Ia
,yei,,bipu from oi,,tt h,,pdr.d 10 =, Thousand
,o,'Y,ds ~, 49,, o., j., .h, IN ho,xa,.or
sav.r hundred would re .nou,yb ~
Thomaa Iocb.rv-"a ora,t deal denapds
unon circumstances buv q few steers 70
keen in the stable The hest nIan ia ia force all
vou nossihIv can and soil RICH, ou, Of the STA
hi. you can f,tter i s..ar on one half acre of
CORN Ido nor er,z.r
u Horris 4 rcb..r- 81 ,c,reo with Mr. Iocborv
t,o,.o ,,,o,,t,. ,r ,,,,t ,.,.,.,,,. I'D 49,
fad , ,yre,t many. s+,ars which nevar want nm
dor sboIrar 7 am ba,ta,. obIa 70 i,,do,o ubat
profit I make on them. have raised some
which never saw the stable lind however
nIan+, of st,,lla roor, 7 would n,,t tho csttIa
in II Worry ofte, stsbIas arc 50 constructed
tbot If ia warmer around the straw rick then
it is under the sheddiag. I DO not want large
cattle. Small fat cattle Sell much better"
Holm u Wortbinpten-"I b.li,ye that late
,.,ds ,.ioId NOR, nrnftobIe wonId rather
f,,t.n sir tbsn t.p "
James F. KenIy-..Warn stables require
much less food, but have fed cattle around
the straw rick which were well fattened 1t is
best. however. TO have Them in the stable"
Mr.. Thompsou-"CattIe should be kept in
the stable. think that it saves feed. have
noticed that the best Pennsylvania farmers
never turn them out"
W, Beatty Harlan-''It is a question which /
r,.,.,. l,oo, tr,iu,, tn settle ,yree with Mr.
I o.t,,. If 10 host to st,bia Thorn have
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15
Abingdon News.

ABINGDON, Oct. Is The rain of Tuesday
put broad smile upon the countenance OF a
majority of our farmers, as they have corn or
tomato ground to be put in wheat, which II
weuld have been impossible to cultivate had
the drought continued.
Several of our farmers have commenced
husking corn, and are very much pleased
with their Yields. Mr.. }. Savage Williams
boasts OF the best crop he has ever raised and
attributes his success 10 the use of Nj. j.
Grove & Co.'S. lime which lie purchased OF
Wilson & Cronin.
Mr. Thomas Il. McGaw, who has been con
fined TO his bed for several weeks with remit
tent fever is slowly improving.
Mrs. j. " Wilson, is visiting her sister in
Baltimore county.
Mis-, Kate Hutton, Of Baltimore, was d
| guest OF the Misses McGaw, on Saturday and
Sunday.
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Methodist Episcopal Laymen.

convention OF Methodist Episcopal Lay
men was held in the old Euaw street Church
last week The main object of the meeting
was to secure equal representation with the
clergy in the Annual General Conferences,
and resolutions were passed looking toward
the accomplishment of that object.
Among the delegates from Hartford county
who were entitled to seats in the convention
were:
Bel Air-Dr Benjamin Smith, Nathan Dean,
William Lee, n. Howard Dean, Elmore b.
Jeff=ry.
East Harford-J. W. Gorrell, j. W. Wilson,
c. Z. Chapman.
North Harford-J. Martin McNaDb, James
W. McN4bb.
Havre de Grace-Stephen j. Seneca, Chas.
I. Wilson, Thomas Carroll, K. X. Vsnueman,
John W Carve, ". s. Reynolds, W. H.
Crawford, A. Z. jackson.
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County Commissioner.

Road checks issued. William T. Hender
son, 1913 A; William d. Wilson, $40; w. II
Lynch, S1l.36; Marion Anderson, $l3; JohI
Dunnigan, $50; William Smithson, $50; W. E
Gallon, 1923 10; w. Il. Colbus, Jr., Fl so.
Cash paid.-Good Roads Manufacturing
Company, repaire, SIC; Mount Hope Retreat
quarter ending October LIST, 1897, 1881 80; 2
T. Farrell, damage to horse, harness anc
buggy, $40; Frank f. Gorrell, on account OF
advertising, SIS; Noble L. Mitchell, examining
mortgages, &c, 500.
Certificates issued.-W. Beatty Harlan
treasurer Churchville Road League, 1874 81
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Miss Kate Thomas. of Baltimore, spent 8
few days lately with Miss Kate Cunningham,
of A biugd6n.
Mrs. T. }. TyGinz,. gu Riverside" farm
has a wild goose which comes up with her
flock of tame ones every night. she is trying
to tame it, and is meeting with SO much sue
cess that it will now come close enough to her
for her to throw il corn T..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

Subscriptions are being made literally tC
the capital stock of the proposed Port Deposit
H 4vre de Grace and Baltimore Steamboat
Conpany. The company will be incorporated
with capital stock OF $50. 600, and will oper,
ate daily line between the points named,
carrying both passengers and freight.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

The registration of 1897 adds the names OF
AGO white and 63 colored voters to the poll
books in Hartford county. These figures add
ed to the registration OF 1886 makes total OF
1913 votes in the county Of which 6,43l are
white, l,54l colored and one chinee. The
changes made by striking names from the list
have not been fully reported, but probably
two hundred names were erased on account of
death removal etc,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-15

After meals you should have simply feel
ing of comfort and satisfaction, You should
not feel any special Indications that digestion
is going on. II you do, you have indig. stion
which means not-digestion. This many bs the
beginning OF so many dangerous diseases, that
it is best to take il in hands at once and treat il
with Shaker Digestive Cordial For YOU know
that indigestion makes poison. which causes
pain and sickness. And that shaker Digestive
Cordial helps digestion and cures indigestion
Shaker Digestive Cordial does this by providing
the digestive materials in which the SICK
stomach is wanting. 1t also tones up and
strengthens the digestive organs and ma kes
perfectly healthy. This is the faii0Hdie of lis
method OF cure, rs the doctors would say.
Sold by druggists, price 10 cents TO 81 per bot
tie.
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October 9TH, at the usual hour, found the
wilma Union at Mrs. Frey's where all inter
ts!iug and profitable meeting was held. As 4
number of the members had been attendants
at the State Convention, some time wasdeV"t
rd to the discussion OF that meeting. As this
Union hopes to entertain the Executive in
November, the plans for entertainment oc-
cupied the balance of the hour. The next
meeting will he held at the home OF Mr..
Barclay Hollingsworth on November /.
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Bel Air Notes.

List OF letters remaining in the Bel All
post Office Messrs. Barnes Comegys It Co.
Bel Air Co., Mr. j. &. Chsmberlin, Miss Alice
Cunningham, Mr.. Calvin Dawson, Miss Lucy
Daily, A. Il. Fellows, Mrs. w. }. Kirkpatrick
Miss Kate Morrison, Miss Mary u. Morris
Mr.. John Morris, Mr.. John Cairo, w. Z. Pres
ton, Miss Hannah Rice and Mr. Richard
Ruff.
The stone crusher is again at work in Be
Air.
Mr.. Henry Wilson Archer spent last week
with friends IN Philadelphia.
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Proposals for Opening and Grading
Public Road,

Proposals will be received by the County
Commissioners of Hartford County IN To IL
o'clock. NJ, on MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1897.
for opening and grading for travel, pubic
road In the 9Th district. Beginning at the State
line, ut the end OF Chestnut Street, in the town
of Delta, York county. Pa, of which his street
is continuation. and running sOuthwesterly.
as now Staked out, to the road caG ing from the
Delta and Pylesvilir road, to the York and
Peach Bottom Slate Quarry. Said road, which
is laid out fifty feet wide, is 10 be properly
cleared off and graded twenty-five feet wide
exclusive of good and properly const: ucted
bitches, and put in safe condition tGr public
travel. I he Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
BY order,
GEO. J. FINNEY,
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away with Melancholy.

And bid dull care avaunt," sounds very well
in VERGE, but if you have case of the blues
caused by Indigestion, with biiousness added
on as an extra horror, you cannot say hey
presto! and thus insure the departure of those
abominable twins. The proper caper" when
thus troubled is to seek the aid of hostetter' 5
stomach BLters. Thereafter you will speedily
digest with ease and sat with appetite. and
Not only this, you can retire without horrible
dread that the Washington monument Will in
dreams--lmpose itself upon the pit OF your
stomach. If you feel premonitory symptoms
OF chilIs and fever, kidney trouble, or rheuma-
tism, summon the Bitters to the rescue without
delay, lest i worse thing betall you" A fee
BILE condition of the system Is more speedily
changed to vigorous one by this fine tonic
than by any other medicinal agent in cI stence.
wineglassfui three times day.