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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07
The Eagle Hotel !!
LATE ROUSE HOUSE,
c. A. MCGAW, Pro'pr.
BEL AIR, MD
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to notify all creditors of the late DIR.
John NJ. Finney To file their claims properly
proven, with the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, on or before the LIST day OF
July, 1887.
WIN. II. HARLAN,
FRED. K. WILLIAMS,
aD:IO Trustees.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07
BALTIMORE MARKET "EXCHAN6E."
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
GILBERT & UGH,
S,lnnnSSnrs tn EnN " EnttN
Y, Nav >, 1897.

General Commission Merchants Flour, Grain,
Feeds, Seeds and Canned Goods, 102 South
Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Egg and Sweet Potato Plants. Also Jersey
Red Pigs. John Leight and Son, Pine Grove
Farm, near Joppa. 7my3t
G.ss~ Dinner and Horse Feed at Changers
Hotel Scots George Anderson. 7may4t
Gas~The Enterprise Carriage Company is
selling firstcass Bicycle for $50. Hartford
or Morgan Wright tire, full ball bearing.
They are maryels of beauty and those who
have ridden them pronounce them second to
none. Imay
4nS~The Enterprise Carriage Company
have three good second hand Buckboards for
sale at very low price 7may
ESS~Two large palms for sale. Apply at
this office. 7may
Esso Good Pasture and lots of it. Horses
5000 and Gattle $3.50, Cattle kept separate
from Horses. All stock settled before re-
moved. ii. 5. McIlvaiu, Churchville. Soap.
EG-Pooles Saw Mill has been removed to
Walters Shops, Bel Air, where it will be for
some time. Persons wishing saving done,
can be accommodated by applying there.
leap
wanted.-To buy 40 Horse Power
Boiler in good condition. w. Z. Robinson,
Vale, Md. liap
zS~We will run an Oil wagon through
Bel Air on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
Gay OIL eacn week. ANY one desiring the very
best of Coal oil at the lowest rates, will do
well to deal with us. W. l.. Barnes & Bro.
Bel Air. Gap
Gau~ Herring and other Fish are plentiful at
Otter Point. Fishing Tackle, Boats and all,
necessary conv"niences for Ell jOying the sport.
John Z. Lcight. Zap
lzfs- For rent.-The handsome residence of
j. II. &. Watts, Situated within three minutes
walk of the Bel Air station, b. & L. k. K.
Has ample ground, stables and garden. 1t
is one of the most desirable residences in the |
vicinity. Apply to Thomas II. Robinson, Bel
Air, or K. II. Mitchell, 2O9 Z. German St.,
Baltimore. Zap
MS~For SaIe.-AT A SACIIFICE.-A good
farm of a. acres, all necessary outbuildiugs, |
situated one quarter of mile north of Edge |
wood, on Bel Air road, known as Holmes |
farm. Possession at once. Terms easy. Ad- |
dress DR.. Billingslea Is West Saratoga St.,
BALTIC, or at this office. 26mh
RzS- Have your horses Clipped at short |
notice by the latest improved Clipper, $l.50 |
each. II. 5. Flowers, Old Stone Livery aud |
Hiring Stables, Bel Air, Md. 12mh.
ns- Drug Store for Sale Cheap. Doing a |
good business. Apply at this office. l9feb
Ef3~Frec examination and the eyes fitted |
with the proper Glasses to any poor person |
who is not able to buy them, by bringing with |
them statement signed by their Pastor or !
family physician on every first and third |
Wednesday of each month. John a. Young, |
Main street, Bel Air l5jan
Eis"For Sale.-The Bel Air Drug Store,
situated on the corner OF Main and Office Sts.,
Bel Air, with all the stock in trade, trade |
fixtures and good will. Terms reasonable. |
Thomas H. Robinson Receiver llse
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

The tax-rate for Baltimore county
h IS been fixed at SO cents for the en-
suing year.
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gEG~The Enterprise Carriage Company
have three good second hand Buckboards for
sale at 4 very low price. 7may
this office. 7Inay
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

Eas~The Enterprise Carriage Company is
selling d first-class Bicycle for $50. Hartford
or Morgan Wright tire, full ball bearing
They are marvels of beauty and those who
have ridden them pronounce them second to
none. 1may
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07
Fertilizer Licenses.

Geo. J. Finney, Clerk to County Commission
ers, in account with the Fertilizer Law of
Hartford County:
May, 1896.
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E&N Good Pasture and lots of it. Horses
5000 and Gattle $50, Cattle kept separate
from Horses. All stock settled before re-
moved. ii. 5. McIlvain, Churchville. Soap.
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ES"For Sale.-The Bel Air Drug Store
situated on the corner OF Main and Office Sts.,
Bel Air, with all the stock in trade, trade
fixtures and good will. Terms reasonable
Thomas II. Robinson, Receiver. 11se
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

Children all hate to take Castor Oil, but not
LaXol, which is palatable.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

JfG-Pooles Saw Mill has been removed to
Waters Shops, Bel Air, where it will be for
some time. Persons wishing saving done,
can be accommodated by applying there.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

NS- Wanted-To buy 40 Horse Power
Boiler in good condition. w. L. Robinson,
Vale, Md. lGap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

~ For Sale.-AT A SACRIFICE.-A good
farm of a acres, all necessary outbuildings,
situated one quarter of mile north of Edge
wood, on Bel Air road, known Holmes
farm. Possession at once. Terms easy. Ad-
dress DR.. Bilingslea, Is West Saratoga St.,
Rnltn. or at this office. 2Gmh
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07

Rzs- Have your horses Clipped at short
notice by the latest improved Clipper, $l.50
each. H. 5. Flowers, Old Stone Livery aud
Hiring Stables, Bel Air, Md. 12mh.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-05-07
Public School Notice.

wish to say to the patrons of Baldwin Sta
ton, residing near Fork, Reckord, Upper Y
me will be properly cared for. Livery teams
furnished. ,'Ihs moderate. Samuel Wat
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Economical

and Critical Shoppers will find on
sto re delightful trading place.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

he had been placed ia charge of Nr. E. J Bennitt's business while shat gentle- men was in Cai.fors;a. Hs submitted , letter book iconbsi: ing a copy of she applicstion made by Mir Phillins for insurance but tht. book YVES ruled oui of order and the witnaes wss instructed to bring into court Hn original book ni entry showing the issuancs of the policy.
 I'M Sloan. ticket agent for she < F x P road was next called and testified that he roomed at she Philllps residence oo North Foursh avsnue. Was there when the hack ca ted Monday morning E for Nr Phillips. Mr Phillips wes oot al home; he cana in fs 7 mo a;snts sftsr the hack left the house. Fouad tracks msje by Mr Phillips from ibs rear G9"r of the house tu the ysgd and bsck Was awake when tns hects csms to tas bouse the second sima. Was not poS5 live that Mr Phillips was not as home when the back called,
 G. Fl. Hrschfsld testified that he kneu J. A Phillips. the d d=trudsnt. Saw him Monday morning Noticed that his eyebrows and eyslsehes were s;nged also one side of his mustsche.
 W. H. Robinson again took the stand
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

der a Ruarsnsee that they were Cuban blood nounds He did oot know wheth-
 ST they had eyer tracked CT minal-
 MP. Ballard again asked that ali testi-
 mouy relating to the blood bou' ds be
 strlcken ous which was refused ey the
 Justice.
 A. W. Gslpin, Deputy SaeT f, wes
 theu csI ed eod testified 'n@t ne ~he called 90 the store of Air. Phiitiss i,ou , o'clock on Monday moruing s; C ;; "i
 she dogs with him T5e dcss tooF trsil st the sida door of she IS as u4
 parlors and followed IL south = ii 'r
 son ssrset. where they w~se fisfossr , 1T
 the soeDs bg g ID msn sleeping o' es- s'oe-
 walk. They wera then f"t q u. toe stons yard ou Washington et sre
 Third avenue, wbers they to' ; she f'ai'
 behind soma bpehse aod wa. Htr'i.. to the resistance ot MT Pailiips. pr Norba Faucth avenue. l. wss tweDsy mic utes or hatf su hour after We resca- ed Me. Phillips house befure thae gen tlenlan made his appesrerce, lie ssio hs had zone bome abpot 11:30 o'clock from the store in his wagon ano had not been down towI eir oe. lie then off-rsd 50 prove that be was telling tue truth. Mir Phillips accompanied us down towu bus appeared to hesitate, which whs ssrarge ID R man whose store had narrowly escaped burning down. AZ tue score I nabicsd thss oil had been poursd on the floors. Besrd Mr. Philltps say that 1900 cigars were missing. bus he did net know When fe bought abem or where Noticed that his eyebrows and muetache were slDaed- Saw some cigars in the cigar case but no fuii boxes. Have owed the dogs seven mouthe. They srs foorteen l months old Have bad them or eceui at least hundred times and they never failed me. Had them ca she trsil Of Parker in she northern portion of the Territory sod they oniT left the stail when thsir feet gave out.
 Osto Eoerhsrds testified that he was connected with the Bruns wick saloon | adj 3ining Mr Philips place of business and that he lass say thRs gentleman op | Monday morning between ? and 2:3o | o'clock, in that saloon, where he took 1 glass of ,whiskey.
 Officer Bailey was recalled aud testi- 1 fed that when he had put out the fires in the store he had examined every door on the place aud tound them ali securely fastened and locked.
 A, adioncnmenS was then taken nutil o'clock this afternoon.
 The csee was reopened st two o'clock sharp but w=s delayed for some time while the prosecuBion wss sending out .oF witnesses who failed to appear at she time fixed.
 Fhs tf-st witness placed on the stand MSS w Il Robinsoa, %ho testified that
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

and good judgment can secure to benefit them when their health is threatened.
 For that reason the almost endless num- Der of hearty testimonials that are received from those who have the best medical advice at their instant disposal IS double assurance of the unequalled value of this Paine's Celery Compound, which has come to be known throughout the world as the remedy that makes people well.
 Why should one waste the opportunity of gaining health and vigor by temporizlng with any of the many worthless remedies that quacks offer, when this wonderful dis covery of Americas ablest physician, Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., IL of Dartmouth college, the very foremost medi- cal authority of this generation, Paine's Celery Compound, is now within reach ot everyone?
 Long sufferers from nervousness, dyspep- sia and neuralgia should not think their patience a virtue. It is simply sad waste of the joy of healthy living
 Not only these disorders, but all other effects of low nervous vigor can be absolute ly cured, and permanently cured, by build ing up the nervous strength and purifying the blood with Paine's celery compoundl
 An failing habit'' is easy to fall into Many persons with no serious organic trouble conclude that they are invallds, and make no determined effort to get well until they become nuisance to their friends ana burden to themselves What they need is to drive out the clogglng, stupefying humors from their blood and nourish their irritaten nerves by means of Paine's celery compound.
 Paines celery compound will absolutely cure rheumatism, neuralgia, those frequent ly recurring headaches and those alarming heart palpitations and sinking spells. IL urges the body to take on flesh and to cushion the nerves with proper accumu- lation of fat that will counteract all irrlta- tation. By means of this superb nutriment every part of the body is nourished and built up.
 Vigorous health stands on a tripod, one may say, of pure, rich blood, thoroughly nourished nervous system and-dependlng on these-a capable, healthy digestion and assimilation. Poor health and disease mean that something is wrong with the blood or nerves Paine's celery compound
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
WIFE OF SENATOR VEST.
Was Benefited by Natures Creates
 Remedy, Paine's Celery Compound.

So many testimonials are coming in from every part of the country to the proprietors of that greatest of all known remedies, which stands so e-eminently above all others in it's wonderful curative powers, that it generally has been thought best to select almost at random small percentage of them for publication
 The accompanying letter from the wife of the great Missouri senator, however, IS one last from families of national reputation.
 The health of the wealthiest and most highly cultivated is of course no more dear to them and their relatives than is that of the humber persons who depend npon their daily toll for their week to-week living. But the first class of people certainly have at their command every facility that money
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

Journal Miner:
 A cutting scrape occurred at an early hour this morning in which Frsuk Spence seriously, though it is thoughs. not dangerously, cut J. E Coker. It is stated thas Spence had eome words with smother man, friend of Ooker. and the two lets the place and were standing outside, when Cokel saw Spence approach with knife. Coker tried to prevent him from reaching his friend and in so doiDg received several cuts from a knife, being cut in the srm, hand and side. While his wounds are quite painful. thsy Ere not consider ed dangerous. Spence wes arrested.
 Cattle shipments continue to be made from the ranges. notwithstanding the season Is about at sn end. ca this line of business John Heck, the Phoenix dealer, hss jast loaded five cars at Kirkland for delivery in Phoenix, and the same are en route. More shipments are to be made in other localities in limited numbers, all the desirable ami malls being glusssd from 5he ranges.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
TMeson Citizen :

Tucson Citizen:
 Surveyor General Christ was inter. viewed this morning relative to the completion of the San Carlos segrega- tlon survey. Efforts to find the where. abouts of Logan having proven futile, his bondemen, I. E. Solomon and James Pursley, have been authorized to go ahead and complete the work, which is now being done. The field notes for thirteen miles of Logan's survey are in the surveyor general's office. The bondsmen will be allowed es per con tract of Logan. The bond wss $500.
 Hon. A P. Snowman, Territorial superintendent of public schools Is in She city, attending the opening of the university. As ferrittrisl Superinten- dent of publ schools, regent of the university. counsellor in law office, manager of stock ranch. owner of two mines and editor of newspaper MT. Snowman can truly be said to be busy man. He will probably remain in the city for eeversl days Mr. Snowman Is 8 very pleasant gentleman and is deep ly interested in educational metters.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Territorial Items.

YaUdpai County Reporter:
 We are informed that tue mine own CTS and others ill the hills south of Jerome are sgitetipg the question of building substantial wegon road to tap the mines of that distrios. This road will connect with the main road st Haskell & Kirwegen's ranch.
 MT. Jas. Shirley took into Prescott last week S2OOO gold brick, the result of seven days run at the Esta mill l.. This speaks well for the district and under She careful management of Mr. Shirley we can look for larger returns ia the future. The mine never looked better and results gre more promising than ever before.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Tempe Department.

From Saturdays Daily.
 P. J. Myers and wife have returned from the coast.
 Messrs Olsen & Dodson will ship s couple of csrs of hogs to Los Angeles tonight.
 MT. Tolsn, who was arrested for ob-
 taining money under false pratenees,
 was fined fourteen dollare Later the
 plaintiff plead mistaken idsntity ano defendant was discharged. From Mondays Daily.
 H..W. Maxwell is back from Oalifor- nis and went to Phoenix this morning J. F Besls of Eddy, N M., is visiting
 with the Webster family. w H. Peck shipped car of COWS
 fast night.
 Wm. Mullen and Frank FoEel, with
 their families, returned s .turdey from their mountain outing. Yesterday mornipe's train from Mari
 cops brought in T A Hawes and wife, Mrs J E Price and Mrs D. Ohae Jones,
 ~ho have been spending the summer in Californie.
 Capt Mullen will again assume com-
 mapd of Go 0, G U A, relieving Edi- tor, Postmaster. Lieutensnt, Curt W.
 Miller. The company has received sons new uniforms and other military equipments and will proceed to polish
 Iteeif orce more and get ready for She
 next Texas prizs fight Another ctumb has been brushed off
 the administration table and J. J. Hod
 nett of Tempe picked itu Hence for b he will be known +as Postmaster Hodnett of Tempe and superintendent of Rural Delivery fog Butte County.
 The outgoing Postmaster hes tbe best
 wishes Of the community, ss be has been courteous and accommodating but he has been banging on to the wrong tow line this year and the slack is all psid out. Ills doom, like death eud taxes. was inevitable. The new sp pointse is a capable Tempe business map, an ardent Republican, who has earned recognition and will doubtless make an efficisnt officer.
 Lieut.. Fletcher Schuermsnn, who is known Go be one of the brevest soldiers in the southwest, contemplstee the per- formsnce of an act ot heroism hitherto unparalleled in the annals of military history. After having won honors on she field Shooting at a tsrget) and iu the performance of his duty as con- missioned officer he is about to resign his Lieutenancy and take his place again as high private in the rear rank. Many man who blsok- ed the Captains boots in troublous days now passes for Colonel bus for stman who has seen service as 8 commissioned officer to voluntarily rel- egate himself to the rsnke surpesses com prebepsion and illustrates noble- ness of character rarely met with, and never outside the ranks of Company 0. the bFavest squad of military men in Butte county. He should be forced to accept a pension snd have Contractor Lowell of Phoenix plant 8 cannon in his front yard.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
UP THE RIVER.
Good Farms Ruined and Crops
 Swept Away.

 Swept Away. Ohss. V. White, formerly of this place, but now resident of Fran kiln, was in town this week Mr. White says ths land up there is just AS good, the climebe about the esme, and water just as plentiful, all of whicL makes crop raising about the same as here Bat where they have the advantage is in the market for their products They can reach Clifton in & day, while it takes our peddlers from two to three days
 He says it is difficult to estimate the damage done by the flood in the Gila last week. Qnise a number of farmers were left wibh nothing but the clothing they were wearing. Some valuable farms were ruined entirely, while or others the growing crops were swept away, also hundreds of sacks of gram just threshed, tons upon tons of baled and stacked hay and countless nun bers of cows, pigs, chickens. etc. IT some instances houses were quite badly dam aged, but for All this shere will probably be no great suffering among those dam aged Graham Guordian.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

with 4.o original book of entry showing that policy had hesp issued to Mir. Phillips for sl50o OF the stock ard fixtures in the store. which was edmits- ed es evidence. notSithstsndinR bhs ob jsction ns the de.e9ee Csc. E Laring took the ssrnd to testify shab the building occupied by MT. Phillips was owned by Mrs. LoFing. his wife.
 NJ Hale, s policeman, testified that be wss pressns and sss -tsd in eStin- guishIug the flsmes in she store on Mondsy morning end notics that de- f4rdsns's eyelssheF.ev~ bI o~e, DustHche, sids Of his heed and throat were singed-
 Gso. McDorAid again took the stand and testified that hs hs6 nct'ced the eipeed oos.iliior of Mr. Philiips.
 J-hs closed the 0r'secution acd the 3erauee st once sda Iootion to die ..,;er. which vas aIRned at lspetb, DO stsn-eeas bsirG introduced on that side. The uotion wss denied end the defend ant bound ovAr 10 swa,s the action of sbe Grand iury with bali fixed in the.6 sum of Sl000
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
MohaUe Miner:

Some months ago an immensely rich body of silver ore was opened up in 8 winzs in the SchnylkilI mine, but the matter had been kept quiet pending the erection of 8 hoist on the property Later development has opened up a body of ore five feet in width that runs from 1000 to 5000 ouposs in silver and over two ounces gold to the ton The ore is galens, laced together with native silver. Mir. Theis. the superinte ndent, has been working the property for sev- eral years past with ind fferent success, but nov the mine will become @ record breaker. About twelve years ago the mine was worked by the Benson Smelt- ing Company, but after the failure Of that company it was allowed to remein idle until it WAS purchased by the Southwestern Mining and Reduction Company. about four years ago.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Electric Bisters.

Electric Bitters is medicine for any season, but perhaps moce generally needed when the languid. exhausted feeling prevails ,wh hen the liver is torpid end sluggish and the need ot s tonic and alternative IS tsis. A prompt use of this medicine has often aeerted long snd perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will sos more sureiy in coun- teraoting and freeing the system from the melarisl poison. Headache, Indi- gestion, Constipation. Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters 50 G. aud s1 co per bottle St Phoenix Drug Co. and M. P. Ohubb's Drug Stores
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Tombstone Prosnector:

Tombstone ProspectOr:
 Chss. Gsetjsns aud August Zsller came in yesterday from Pierce, where they have been working on 8 promising property adjoining the Gold Cuff in which also our towneusn, J N. Mo Donough, is interested. They brought in some samples from their claims which indeed inspire them with cour- age. Considerable work has been done on their property, and they are nov in fair way to be rewarded for their energy. To Prospector reporter Mr. Gsetjsne stated that he svailed himself of en op- portunity to visit the Gulf Cliff work ings snd verifies the reports of rich ore being uncovered on that property. A breast of over 10 feet width of excel lent shipping ore is being pushed ahead from which no waist is being hoisted. He watched several experiments of pan ming small samples of average dirt taken promiscuously from the ore hoisted, and wes surprised to seq the result of 8 heavy trsi! Of gold in the pan. E .ch gave like rssuis. This ore also carries good percentage of silver Mir Gsetjsns believes that his claims will also develop into the same ledge, gs the formation ard character are the same with work thus far done
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Tucson Stnr:

Tucson StGr:
 Mr. L. H0iladay and daughter, who hsd planned to leave Tucson on an eastern trip this morning have unfortu- n.stely had to delay their departure on account of the yellow fever quaren- tine at gulf points. The trip will be made as soon as the epidemic is con- quered. s. P. officials here are for bidden to check baggage to infected districts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23
Grdhane Guardian: :

dTOfCUHC OUQFOICJH-
 Last Saturday ss Judg and Mrs Damron were coming from Solomon vile thsy met with quite painful ac cident. They met on the way D. W. Wickerehem snd Adolph Solomon. After convsrsing with these gen slemen for some time they started on when their horse took fright and jumped to ons side, broke one of the bolts holding she shafts in place, and tipped the buggy over, r,oatchipR both the occupants underneath. They were dragged some distance and badly bruised before the horsa became detsched from the vehicle. Both Judge and Mrs. Damron were quite badly cut about the face and head, but were not dangerously injured, although the judges face still shows signs of coming in contact with the ground.