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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-11-18
Too Much Thomas.

Judge Waters on Monday had quite a
knotty problem to unravel. 1t appears that
Herman Thomas, OF the third district, was
drawn on the jury. When the jury list was
called two men answered to the name. In
selecting the grand jury Herman Thomas
name came out and two men stepped up to
he sworn. The Court was in quandary. He
interrogated the men and found that the elder
man, who is about IS years of age, lived at
Falls.on, and Thomas, the younger, who is
about 80, lived near Calvary. They were no
relation, and in fact neither knew OF the others
existence The Judge, after interviewing the
Sheriff, decided that the MIR. Thomas at Cal
vary was the one wanted, hat allowed the
elder to draw his days certificate.
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Wesley Boyer johnson, colored, bette
known as Boyer, was hung in the iiilyard a
Towson on Friday last al Il 30 y. W., for 4
felonious assault upon Mrs. Ianthe Stevenson
near Cockcysvil'e. on Friday, JnIy Srh, last
He died in two minutes after the trap wa'
sprung. 6oScr hat heen confined in the cit!
fli!, and was only taken 10 rrwson ON Friiay
morning. lie was the fourth person who had
suffered death on the same gallows.
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NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents
Painfully Injured.

SCARBoRo, November 16-Mr. Elwood Scar.
borough tried to SnOUt the iOHd out Al gun last
saturday, when it exploded flying in all direC-
tons. The Dreech flew up, striking nIm III the
Iurenead, making painful but not dangerous
wound.
Mrs. 5. s. Scarborough has been visiting her
on, Mr. G., e. Scarborough, OF Baltimore.
Mir oscar MuuitOu, wife and daughter, nave
,tt en- in Baltimore tuf several !Techs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d-ar E;!rE'iis, nf hclawar"
are visiting relatives IN this vicinity. BRYCE
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Willard Pyle is extremely i'll with
typhoid fever, at the home of his father, Mr.
Amor Pyle, near Wilma.
MIR. James Il. Lytle, OF the Hcrp5oRd Journal
staff, Towsou, is visiting his many friends in
Hartford county.
Miss Blanche Lytle, of Hickory, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. james Il. L. tie. at Towson.
Miss Matte Feudali, daughter OF Mr.. Chas.
Z. Fendall, who las been sick fo1 several weeks
at the Maryland University Hospital with
typhoid fever, has so far recovered as TO be
able to return 10 her home.
Mrs. w. \. Mcdonald, Giie o: Rev. W. A.
Mcdonald, of Freedom, Md, Il former pastor
o; Aberdeen Southern Methodist church, is
visiting friends in that place.
Mrs. Ava i. Irwin, OF Aberdeen, is visiting
relatives iu Downingtcwp, Ps.
Mrs. A. ?. McCombs, Of Hayre de Grace, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. ?. jackson, oil
Salisbury, Wicomico county.
Mr.. David l.. Pyle is still very i'll at hi:
home, at Pylesvi!lc.
Miss Patterson, OF Hartford county, is visit
ing the Misses Johnson, at their home, on
Park avenue, Baltimore.
Mr.. Il. c. johnson, OF Bay View, Cecil
county, is visiting his son Rev. II. :. johnson
OF Chestnut Hill.
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Mr.. Parry y. Hanna, the popular and eli.
cent superintendent of the Bel Air Preshy
terrain SUNDAY school, was visited on Monday
evening by the entire membership of the
school, who assembled at the residence of Mr..
2. F. Bali and visited Mr.. Hanna in body.
Tbs evening was passed delightfully."- in
charades and other games, music, &c. Several
tok ems of the esteem in which the super!n'en-
dent is held was presented to him, and after
refreshments were served the company separa-
ted, well pleased with the evenings proceed
irgs. Mr.. llama is serving second term as
the chief official OF the schoo,.
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First Regiment Notes.

The First Maryland Regiment is rapidly be-
coming domiciled at their new station at
Augusta, Georgia.
The city near which they are located is
nearly one hundred and fifty miles from the
sea coast. All of the Maryland tents are
pitched and their streets laid out, and the
boys have been busily engaged in cleaning up
and putting the camp in order.
The regiment is receiving compliments on
all sides as one Of the best regiments, its be-
havior being highly praised.
New suits and equipments have been order
ed, tent floors ibeing laid, beds erected, and
things being generally prepared for winter
service.
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HERMAN STUMP, Solicitor.
ORDER NESI.

Herman Stump In the Circuit Court
Tor HarlDfu county,
John W. Williams. In Equity.
DRpERED, this 4th day of November, 7S9S,
I } that the sales made aud reported in he
above entitled cause by Herman stump, TrUs-
tee. be tirallv coutirmcd. unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the lNth
dav Of Decemhe 1898; provided copy of TINS
order he inserted in some rewSp8 per published
in Hartford county. once i'll each OF three ~
cembcr. SOS.
The report states the amount of sales to be
5000. Co.,,
True Copy-Tcst: .....,
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From GhIrrchViiIp.

CHURCHvu.LE, Nov. l5.-kev. NJ. ID. Bah
cock. y. r., Dr.. J. NJ, =. tinh"y, Mr.. John K.
Paxton, Jr, Of New York and number others
were cunning about here today. They SHOT 4
tlnc bunch u, purtrid2c> aUd ss"erat rabbits.
! lur." coon parry huuted III thu GciQhbuT.
iuv wuudS au Monday night. IEer started
FROM Nj ;icDrH" j. tiGn"y's about 80 . clock
;ld returned t"iS lptG with II coon and Two
uuussuIns. ii nile waiting Tor the dogs to tree
'.ssl, Turrugut' Jt!c: SIT around Il bOu1irc and
40 the party were DE. EuCCucE, Hr. j. NJ L.
inney, Dir. Paxton, Han and Bob MunniEhuy.
"a, James Healc, Glasgow Archer, David
Hanson, ATiLdr stevens, william Kennedy,
wm. ". F,nncy, j. -. Fu,rey. Malcolm Bcalc,
Leonix JciIr.y, Henry MGLrain, Benjamin
Trago. Lee Mggness, Ned bradford, Webster
Coaic ard scott Gibson.
"nuucll. of NV . ,gGrs, .,re aJ Mr.. George J.
Finney's.
NIss josephine Meg onigGll e visiting her sis
Isr Nrs. Scarborough, 1t; TreltUr, n. j.
ASCANIES.
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The understanding of the complicated pro-
-sious of the new tariff has been greatly sim
ulttied by the issuance of this manual. To d-
rest the tariff lew is ca task, but to digest
he food taken into the gastric receptacle is
rendered easy 10y the use of that thorough
,tomachie, Ii0stetter's Stomach Bitters. 1t
prevents and cures naarial, kidney and rhcu-
matte trouble, mcmedes nervousness and in
somnia, and removes constipation and bilious
ness. Appetite, rs well as the ability TO satisfy
it withou subsequent abdominal disturbance,
is restored by this fine stOmachic which also
3cccicruIcs cOnyglcsc9nce. Persons in the
decline of life, and he intirm of every age and
sex, find it OF material assistance.
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The November tenn Of the Circuit Court for
Han ford county commenced on Monday with
Hon james ID. Waters as Judge, William ;.
Fcrw5od. .Jr., Clerk, Waiter W. Preston,
States Attorney, Wa. j. ForsythG, Sherl1l,
chm Bauer, Cricr, and Mcssrs. Ii. SApn Scar
oorough AID Bernard Dunngan, Baiils.
The GRAND jury was drawn as follows:
= I. MCCOmGs, foreman.
Samuel l.. Scarf, Ge""Ee HhlktT'
wIl'lva! /. hrets, Herman Ah"iiias'
steve lsOu \. buus:, t.adiies - btel,
,i,uu NJ i:hykiiu. Thomas 1. 1idEan,
-. 1r,.- lIririhOi,i- ,Jr II I.h T. Heaps,
,IUnn Suodgrass, Edward H. Bradford,
MiCHvel DDnuhrc, t.uNlh =: H.'hlalu'
lunu r. Wheeler. Nelson o. NCrryEan,
Tiiit' n 7 Easter, Thomas y. LaS>l'N'
j. Hcnrg jarrett, Henry Il 0cic'
>nnIItl J. JAWS, John d. jones'.
Messrs. Harry a. Hughes, Frank Go|nE,
John T. Herbert, Charles +. SILVER, c. '" Baker
Henry Schneider Nelson Gi hcrt,Jo chm II PRICE,
samuel Barnes, Louis \. Nosbury aud Waiter
II. Weber were excused, aud Mrssrs' William
=. Cook. ~, Charles H. james, o., John IL
Scarborough. Jr., (5), Amos thompson g,
.ionu J. Duncan, a., John MoOre-, l"l Geori
! \. Wilkinson, e., Frank Taylor, t5j, AID Jthh
u, Russell, t6} were drawn 10 I'LL Tie Nacaaci'
The pci,r Jury is Us follows:
! Sau,uei :. DgVarn, Isaac stewart,
; lewis Mitchell, Nm. y. BOwIuun, Jr.,
| Joseph l. 5&tCinan' a y; ItsS S,i
ihCni$S = $3.50 :l"S'i'' Innn Y WEBSTER.
! 4 nunus Johnson Charles Ii. Colder,
I Archibald Little, Aiun%o HIT;
/ " !tti1 L r. f SooN' Lh3riss n 'ianH,.s
| = - 'EclrnorUugh, Jr., Amos Thom psou,
| ) John j. Duncan, John MCorcS'
Gec:Ec =: W i H'''Hoh' l A"iiN ~ ''-'
al tb, following eases
A' w.
! -, N Ioss,,., 20 M,vor. f,d Cit1. Council
''hi lti'. w. = -. IL. = v,lI,t+
oi p&i''pi1' .o,-''',. ,TI;'.,,
,,,'+,.'.' a.. 3,fo,,a,rts
"lll'ai'-S io- ,v.,,;or,, u ,..,,,o,. a.
~ N''' 'oli l,,ra,,,i,,,ts fo,.
! 80 - ~ ,o,+,. < A Williams
o1o'.i' " II" ~ ''l 80
iot "i&.i.in' "l''iS ~, 49,. ,,,:,,r,,,
i'"' ~ i''3 70
Col" PAM t,it,,,. Ira,,t,,I,,... do
-,
ieLi r'',-',. u,r, -, G,lor,o, Cat, ludy-
= -, Co.. sIen a., with in.
i">U' ~ -. a.,. A yyi,Ii.r,s for r,..ntir
- ,E 80 ,r,,,-,, -, ,-,o.,,,. AZ n IIicr,o
" l'''"',' ~ T,,f,t ~ e,n
Do rz,--,.,s,t,e T,,.,s+, sor ,ir,ifr
S"St'. ~ ~, So, .Isro,,,,
D. t H,' III VS. MiohscI & Malcolm
.,-,.s,,I. ,,.i+,, -, II W onf
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A Surr Sign of Group.

Hoarseuess in child that Is subject 20 Group
is n sure indication OF the apprOGch OF the dis
ease. If ChambrrlaIncs Cough Remedy Is
given rs soon us The child becomes EOarse. or
even after the croupy cough mas appeared, 1t
will prevent the attack. Many mothers who
have croupy Chridtcn always keep this dy
at hand and find THAI It saves them much
trouble and worry. Item a.N-ays he depended
unou and is pleasant 90 lake. For sale by j. 5.
Richardson. Jr., Drugai-t, Bci Air Nd.
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As Mr.. Andrew Klnhari, OF Jarrettsvillc
was driving humc from Baltimore last Sa'ur
day on the fork turnpike, he heard the SHARP
report of . revolver close to his ear. His
horse gave & plunge and rau mile or two he
fore it could b. stepped. Upon examirg hi-
buggy Dir. kinhart iuurd a bullet hole
through tie top, which WAS down a few inches
from whore ne had been sitting. Robbery
was the probable motive, and 30 doubt was
averted by the horse running off.
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Religious Services.

Services al the FaliSrOn Presbyterian Church
as fellows, every sabbath: SUNDAY son .r} at
Up NJ: Divine service at 3 T. a;E. r. .tHurs-
,lay rs : 80 p. H. To vii ~ rI."sa service the
public arc m0st cordially invited.
Rev. Silgs T. rreiwuY will preach ~ tr.yi-
dencc on Sun,iav ct 1850 4. -, and nc -nrpu
Chapel at : 80 p. NJ, there being no service vt
the Chapel in the afternoon. Rev. Charles ".
Compher will preach at Bel Air nj u y. n,
and $ P. NJ, and at Nit. Carmel at p. NJ.
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Terms OF SALE.
NOTECE.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt. Zion n. T..
Church will hold an Oyster Supper and Fest.
val. in the w. l.. 7, L. Hall, mt Fountain Green,
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings, No
yemher 2oth and 26th. Proceeds for benefit
OF church and parsonage.
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Application for 11im;s-ion to the Bar

The applicants for admission to the bar OF
Maryland, in accordance with the law passed
by the last Legislature, were present on Tues
day when the first examination commesced in
the courtroom of Judge Dennis. Those who
were applicants from Hartford county, were
Messrs. Joseph w. Chamberlain, OF Havre de
Grace and Jacob A. Dozen, of Bel Air.
The Court of Appeals made rules governing
the examinations, which are held in Novem-
Der and June of each year in such places as the
| board OF examiners may select. Messrs. Arthur
| George Brown, of Baltimore, Benjamin A.
Richmond, of Cumberland, and John 5. Writ,
| of Elkton, are the examiners. The examina-
| ton was concluded on Wednesday and our
young friends seem perfectly satisfied with
the probable result. It will not however be
made known for thirty days, or until the ex-
piration of an Order Nisi which the law re-
quires TO be published.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of Kings Daughters viii
he held on TUESDAY. nON EMBE& pod, in
Lecture Room OF the Presbyterian Church. at
II A. ". All Circles in the county are request
ed to send reports and delegates.
E. MCC. FlNNEG,
County ScCreIITy.
Bel Air, Nov. 9th, IS9S.
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Lowell Day at Darlington Academy

The Bryant Literary Association, connected
with the Darlington Academy observed
the following rrogromme at their meeting on
Friday, Nov. 4th; Chorus by the Glee Club;
biography Of Prof. Lowell, bg Bessie McNutt;
quotations, Mary Andrew, Blanche scott,Jay
Williams, Levi James, Katie Gather and Helen
Stokes; essay on 1.-The early life and educa-
tion of Lowell, ''by oseph Thomas; recitation,
Lila Connolly; essay, "Loweli's Public Life, !"
Wilson Galbreath; reading, May Emlen; essay,
"Lowell as toet Essayist and Critic" Floy
Bostic; Question Box, Edgar Thomas, Mildred
Smith, Roland Holloway. Clarence Price,
Laura Hopkins and King Stamford; essay,
ss'rhe Jubilee" Mildred Smith; chorus, Glee
Club.
The officers of the 8ociety are Wilson Gal
| breath, president; Helen Stokes, correspond
ing secretary; Belle Coale, secretary.
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E;,L,ly tlSfib'l 'fANi!.
fre" 5ofar,1 ImTno'@ In Equity.
The object OF this suit is 10 procure decree
of divorce. ii meiSd q ttOrG, by the plaintiff
against the defendant.
Che bill states inst the parties were married
April 18th, 1891, and lived togCtheruntil rEy
oh, 1895, when the defendant abandoned ira
plaintiff and has since Contributed nothing 10
her support, and said abandonment has con
tinued unirterruptedly until this time. and
the separation OF the parties is beyond The
hope of reconciliation. That the plaintiff and
defendant have two children, both boys, aged
respectively six and three yesrs. That the de-
fendnn is Il nOn-residtnt'Ot the State of Mary
land and resides in the State OF New Jersey
It is thercCpon this 9th day of November,
1895. by the Circuit Court for hartford county,
i'm Equity, ordered. that tine plaintiff by caUs-
ing Il copy Of this order 10 be Inserted in some
newspaper printed and published i'll Hartford
county, once in each OF four successive weeks.
fifteen days before the first day of January,
1889, give notice to the said absent deIeTdaaf
of the object and substance of this bit. and
warn him 10 appear in this court in person or
by solicitor, on or before the said first day Of
January next. to show cause, if any he has,
why Il decree should not pass as prayed.
VIM. s. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
True copy, test:
VIM. S. FORwOoD. JR, Clerk.
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Horse stolen ana Recovered.

DIR. Silss Warmers horse vas stolen last
Wednesday night during services at Centre
NJ. f. Church. When the loss was discovered
search WAS instituted hut the missing animal
could not be found. Ga Thursday morning
the horse aud Buggy soaking wet, was found
on the Doctors barn floor minus hitching- strap
kinble i1rk end robe
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A Far SHIPMENT.


Ghe Pqerles. Slate Quarry, Of Hartford coun'
ty shipped this week, one hundred squares OF
No. | roofing slate to the city of Mexico.
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CIFcuIG Court.

The November tenn Of the Circuit Court for
Hal ford county commenced on Monday, with
Hon. James d. Waters as Judge, William ;
Fcrw5od. Jr, Clerk, Waiter W. Preston
Ssate's Attorney, Wa. ]. Forsythe, Sherin
John Bauer. Cricr, and Mcssrs. Ii. SApn Scar
oorous n aad Bernard Dunnigan, baiiills
The GRAND jury was drawn us follows:
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Public Sale.

NczA I-. vS4
Two work Horses, Iron Gray Colt, Erie
Wilkes, two and c-half years Old: 10 Mich
Cows. Jersey Bull, three years old, young
Jersey Bull, young steer, Hcl'ers, 3 larg"
Fatten2d Hogs, / Brood Sow, IL ShoHts, l
Buggy, nearly new. ! sleigh aud Bells, Bicycle,
Moving Machine, Horse Rake, Roller, Grain
Drill. Harrow, syracuse Piow, No .: Oliver
Hillside Pillow, l hand tiow, Cultivators ana
Corn Cover. Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, Cuttlnr
Box Push Cart, Hay Fork and Rope. laTE,
Feed Box, Double SHOVEL Plow. OK Yoke, Po-
tato Hooks, Cow Chains, set Buggy Harness,
new; work Harness, Collars and Brides, lon
barrels Yellow Corn, lot of prime Oars, 30
bushels large Potatoes, lot of Seconds, Hay,
Clover and Timothy, Fodder by the bundle,
lot of straw, = Coal stoves. ! Cook Stove
Sewing Machine, lOGuf Chairs, barrel OF GOOD
cider Vinegar also about log Posts for -o-t
fence, and other articles TOO numerous ~ men
ton.
Terms OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day OF
sale; Oh SINUS over tiHt amount credit Of
months viii hc piVen, purchasers giElug their
notes. with tUCur.t! - he approved ny the
auctronecr. bearing iutcrc-t from day Of safe,
md pay ab!c III the 4 irfCrd National Bank Of
Bel Air
DAVID L. TUCKER.
j. = RiCha risOD, AuctiOnp cr
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TERMS OF SALE.

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are-Oue-third of the purchase money TO he
paid in cash on the day OF sale, or on the ga;i'
cation thereof, in the discretion o. the trustee;
nc-third thereof in SIX mouths and the residue
in twelve months from Ghc day of sale. OF 81
cash upon the ratification Of the sale, in inc
discretion OF the purchaser; the credit pay
mentS to bear interest from the dag OF SAFE,
and TO be secured by the notes or bonds oil the
purchaser, with security 10 be approved 10y the
trustee. ~
W BEATTY HARLAN.
Trustee.
Aurt;nna.r
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% 70 81,
-AAesaAB 8zs& 6:zzsFsazssSftesss :,


One Bay Horse, six years old. good worker
and driver. safe for ladies or children: l good
SOW, sne-hOrse TOp-wdgon, ] Buggy, 1 two
horse Road Wagon, Dayton Pole, nearly new:
Iron Age CDltiVator, Moving Machine. new
oliver Chilled Plow, set OF Single Harness, }
sets OF Piow Harness, Leather Flynet. HoricE
Machine, CrosS-Cut aud Buck-Saw, W oOd-Saw,
Maui, Wedges. Axes. Scythes, Forks n oes,
ShOyeis, etc, lot of Chicken COops Barrels,
Boxes, Bicycle, Cedar Churn, Scales, Jars,
Prime Hay by the ton, Corn by the barrel, &c,
&c.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Three pairs of Oak Bedsteads, Feather Beds,
Mattresses and Springs; Oak Extension Table,
5TU-leaf Table, Rocking and other Chairs, l
fremont Cook Stove, No. .; ParlCr Stove.
These goods are all re3rly new.
Also Beagle Hounds, will sell either at pub
lie or private sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
All gums of SO dollars aud under cash on
day Of sale: on sums over that amount credit
of 4 months will be given, purchasers giving
their notes, with secur ~ TO he approved by
the auctioneer. bearing interest from day #
sale and payable al the Hartford National Bank
of Bel Air. -
GEORGE A. HARlzfNS.
George y. Cairues, Auctioneer.
w BEATTY HARLAN Solicitor
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> Acres, More or Less,

it being ell the remaining portion of Il iOt Of
nine acres sold to Benjamin Silver, Sr.. ~ John
QuarIes by deed dated 22d July, 1917. ard
recorded in Libcr Fl. D., No. ], folio lu4, sitter
deducting the four following small lots sold
and husband, as follows, viz: TO Or. !. l..
Windolph, to q. 4. Williams, to Ncstry OF Deer
Creek Parish and to Mary :. Williams.
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W. W. PRESTON, Solicitor.
HSELL OF DIVORCE.

l. W. Thompson, Auctioneer.
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lbs, foreman.
,Teu~ge Walker,
Herman Thomas;
is 'haTiCS i. Gray,
Thomas L. 5idEan,
Iiiugh I. Heaps,
Ed ward Il. Bradford,
Edwin {. Kirkland,
Nelson o. NCrryIEan,
THOMAS y. easily,
Henry Il oc;fc,
IJUlIn d. jones'.
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SIS Square Perehes Of Land,

More or Less, and is particularly described il
Il deed from }. Thomas Q. HOpsns 10 the said
January, in the year 5, and recorded amorg
The land records Of said {, unity, n LiDar y. L.
J., No. 90, folio 2il, etc. This lot fronts on Jill
principal street of Darlington, at its most
prOmiucnu corner.
1t is improved by TWO Dwell ,srAstA d.
LING HOUSES, the one facing @ass7sSs5i2ss1as is
on the street is rooted with slate ~ 9s1sT,sgss
and contains five rooms and a gllllaSsss-si7a
rood basement opening On The street, suitable
FOR Il store or shop. II" other dweiii' = CON
Cains three rooms AID Is situated OF the rcat
part OF the lot.
Lot No. 3 adioius lot No. !, on the Southwest
side, and is situated in tue rear ana TO th(
Westward of the lot SOLD to the late DR.. !. L.
Wndoiph. This lot Was in oats this year. ant
Is q tinc productive piece OF laMd containing
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Trustees Sale.
= Acres y 38 Perches VI Land

Lot No ] contains
+ Acres AZ :SS l'erChes of Land,
More or Less, being the anne and ali the land
described in a deed from George G. Prcsoury
10 Benjamin Silver. 81. dated Octobc" 13tii,
1912, and ecGrded in LibeT II. D., No. y, fClio
I69, etc. This NEST desirable and proIcincut
3 <IiFkl y lot is improved by q fine large
sEF.3-f tSS.rkS STONE DWELLING, now &C.
ErSEpSisSN Cunied 10y MIR. William II. il.
gslzf:15sstassseEs WhitefGrd. which is very sub
stant2lly built, rooted with slate and contains
IA rooms. Other Improvements OF this ,ut
! consists of a good Frame BaIn comparatively
lew, 81 feet by 81 feet, roo cd with slate, y
iarge stone Smoke House, with Milk Room,
large Corn House, Chicken House. Ice House
| nmd other outbuildnvs. This lot also Includes
1 rood Apple Orchard OF fine, thrifty, well
selected fruit. An unfailinE well Of The best
water in Darlington is ut the GuO:.
Lot No. =, situated Just northw ard OF Lot No.
/. contains
Evening star., 1898-10-26
GAITHERSBURG,

Mr. Michael Whalen has contracted with Nh
Hezekiah Day for the construction OF a dwelling
on bis farm recently purchased near town
Mr.. Frank r. Riley has gone west on an OK.
tended business trip.
A conspicuous society event is to occur this
AFTERNOON at O'Clock in the Laytonsyills NJ f.
Church. when the marriage Of DR.. Vernon Htl.
leary Dyson and Miss Lena May warfeld will be
soiemnized. The bride-eiect is the daughter OF
Justice Israel G. warfeId.
Mr. George A. Shaw died suddenly recently
q the residence Of his brother Mr. Fred al
SHAW Upon arising oEe morning he comulained
TO the family of slight Illness and after breakfast
returned to his room to lie down. The family
physician was sent for, and but a few minutes
elapsed after his arrival before Mr. Shaw suddenly
expired. He had suffered with Bright's disease.
Mr.. Shaw was q native OF Maine and was a warm
personal friend OF the late James G. Blaine com-
ing TO Washington with him in 1858 TO accept an
Important position at the Capitol. He soon he
came influential In official circles and later served
many years In the Treasury Department For four
years be had resided here and Was much esteemed.
He never married and his age was fifty -six yenrs
Rev. w. ;. German is conducting a revival az
the Germantown NJ. E. Church this week
Inc engagement OF Miss Hattie Colltnower
daughter Of Mr.. Lloyd c. Collibower and Mr AZ.
temus Griffth IL announced, the wedding 10 taxa
place at Unity next month.