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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-27
A Delightful Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mitchell, rendered a
reception to their many friends on Thursday
evening, January 10 at their pleasant home
Oh Short Lane. supper was served at seven
O'Clock and lighter refreshments at later
hour. The tables were beautifully decorated
with evergreens and cut flowers.
Mrs. Mitchell had as assistants in receiving,
Misses Florence Morgan and Hannah Hughes.
Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. Oliver Hughes
presided over the DINING room. Dancing
and card playing were INDUCED in by all to
| their hearts content.
Among the many present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mitchell, DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Kriete, Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts, Mr.. and
| MIS-. W. Oliver Hughes, Misses Mamie Court
ney, Abbie Hopkins, Bessie McGaw, Florence
Morgan, Virgie Harris, Carrie Morgan, helen
Coale, Rosa Brown, Matte Smith, Sadie Jami-
SOD, Hsnnah Hughes, Katie Hughes, Libbie
| Kennedy, Mary Kenly, Jennie Mitchell, Lille
| Keen, Carrie Cord and Msui Rowe and Messrs
John 5. ioupg, OF Bel Air; +. Lee Hughes, Of
Baltimore; viii Mctiaw, John Mason, Silve
Mitchell, aubrey Mitchell, DIR. A. Cronin, VIM
H. Pentz, Neal Mitchell, Frank Mitchell, Al
fred Richardson, Shirley Mitchell, Holi
Matthews, IA ymond Walker, Carroll lanway
Stanley Hanway, Howard Mitchell, Mr. Glib
son, Ralph and Julian Mitchell, Morgan, Olive
and Leslie Hughes.
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The Horse Case Decided.

The trial Of the case at Tows1n in which
the farmers National Bank, Of Framkliuyille,
N. Y, was plaintiff and William X. Standi-
ford, Joseph NJ. Norris, George Cathcart and
others, defendants, came TO a conclusion on
Friday by the jury returning verdict for the
defendants. The case was on trial four days
and was watched with much interest by the
farmers The rule laid down By the court
was: THAT If holder o! negotiable paper
has no notice Of any fraud connected with
such paper, then, although the transaction in
which the note was given has been stepped in
fraud, that the innocent holder, for value
without notice, actual or constructive, can
recover on such paper, but ii he has notice
be can not.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. o. e. Michael, Of Aberdeen, is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Rev. Samuel F. Cassen, pastor of Dry Branci
NJ. 7. Church, is confined to his home at New
Mark with the grippe.
Miss Rose Houston, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Ida Marsteller, near Norris
vile.
M. william T. Sawyer. is i'll at his home
near Emmorton.
Miss Belle Williams, of st. Denis, was the
guest Of friends in Aberdeen this week.
Miss Catherine Weaver, of Smyrna, New
York, is the guest of her cousin, Eev. A. f.
Waldo, Havre de Grace.
Miss Fanny Michael, of Perryman, return
ed on Friday from pleasant visit to friends
in ,heMonumental city.
Mr.. John Maxwell, of Atlantic City, n. j.,
is visiting friends at his old home, in Aber-
deem.
Mr.. Marion Anderson is still very i'll at his
home near Shawsville.
Rev. and Mrs. George Barnes, of New Jer-
sey, were guests last week of MIR. Barnes
father, Mr.. Hosea Barnes, of ChurchviIle.
While in Hartford he preached at the Presb Y.
terrain chuch for Rev. Mr.. WATSON, the latter
Icing detained iu Philadelphia.
Mr.. Murray Vaudiver is still confined to his
home in HAVE de Grace. Il is considered
Hopkins Hofpital for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Brooks, Of Fawn Grove is visit
ing her brother Mr.. David Harry, near Pyles-
vile.
Rev. Father Francis Fowler, chaplain of
Notre Dame College, near Baltimore, is
suffering from asthma and heart trouble.
His many HaIforl friends will hear with
sorrow, that his condition is SO serious that
fears are entertained for his recovery. Car
dinal Gibbons visited him on Monday.
Mr.. Marshall Whitetord VIII has been very
i'll with grippe, has SO far recovered as to be
able to resume his position as teller in the
Miles National Bank at Delta.
Misses Mamie A. Twining and Mary A Han
way, of Forest Hill, are visiting friends in Bal
timore.
Mr.. James McConkey, Of Philadelphia, was
guest Of his sister, Mrs. W. Scott Whiteford,
at Cambria, this week.
Miss Letitia Wilson returned to her home,
near Pylesvi!le, on Saturday, from soiourn
of several week duration in Baltimore.
Mr.. John O. Stearns is confined to his bed
at his home, Mt. Ararat, near Pylesville, with
heart trouble.
Miss Mary Sawyer, while walking in the
yard at her home near Emmorton on Thurs
day last slipped upon wet board and fell
heavily, breaking one of the homes Of her
right wrist badly.
Miss jamie Anderson, OF Churchville, was a
guest OF friends in Bel Air this week.
Mr.. Richard Dallam, Secretary OF State, is
i'll at his home in Baltimore.
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Washington Letter,
om our regular correspondent.

From our regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator German
publicly called a halt on the statement that he
and the Senators who are acting with him in
trying to procure declaration that the policy
Of this government does not contemplate per-
mauent ownership Of the Philippines. are try
ing to delay or prevent vote on the Treaty of
Peace. Privately, Senator German proposed
to Senator Davis, who is in charge of the
Treaty, that a day be set to vote upon it, and
Mr.. Davis was afraid to accept. because he was
not certain that the Treaty could control n
sufficient number of votes to be ratified, and
the opposition were willing to have
thirty-six votes pledged against the Treaty
unless it was amended to meet their views,
OF course, Mr.. German would not speak pub
lcly about this private conversation with Sem
ator DAVIS. but in discussing the matter, he
said the following significant words, after
having said that the administration could get u
vote on the Treaty whenever it wanted TO. "Of
course, if the friends of the Treaty deem it wise
to postpone action until an extra session of
Congress, they are in Il position to carry out
their purpose" There is little doubt that the
sentiment against our permanent retention o:
the philippines is growing i'll the Senate, and
while it may not yet lie strong enough to secure
the adoption of an amendment to the treaty. it
begins to look as though it will be strong
enough to compel the adoption of resolution
by the Senate, unless the administration desires
to allow tho Treaty to 20 over to an extra
session.
The speech of Representative James Hamil-
ton Lewis, of Washington, in which he pilloried
,,It, inst oFtar Observation-Disclosures oil, nr
Tnyas. Tam and Simnepp nf
U.,,.os hod ,,.r,orod bir, ,,;,,, oho,+ -.
,"s a a. IN axa,n,,,a - tta $50 .e.oi %
sroos,,, j., sroaot, ns bad L., -" uoe t',a
a. or tho unusa For raars NJ ax,.ot 80
rive n correct idea of Mr.. lewis, sneacb hnt
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The officers of the First Maryland Regiment
gave an Informal oyster roast, on Wednesday
afternoon, TO their friends in Augusta. A
dispatch from Camp MacKenzie, says: The
open tents kept b the officers, the music of
the band and the hearty reception rendered,
will long be remembered" The 4ug"sta
Chronicle, speaking OF the affair previous to
its occurrence, said ut is foregoue con-
clusion that the entertainment will be an en-
joyable one, for the Maryland men 90 nothing
by halves. They are as whole soued Il lot of
gentlemen as one would meet in 4 days jour
ney, and have hundreds of friends in
Augusta"
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HOODer-Iy nCll.

MIR. Charles Hooper, of Sweet Air, balti-
more county ard Miss Fannie }. Lynch were
married at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Ly nch, near Jarretts-
vile, on Wednesday, January is, by Rev. l..
Hammond, pastor Of Calvary NJ. +. Church
South. The bride, who has been popular
member Of the Teachers Institute, was attired
in handsome tan colored cloth, with hat and
gloves to match. A wed ling dinner was
served, after which Mr.. and Mrs Hooper de-
parted on tour to Washington and other
points They will make their home near
Swept Air
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-27

The Young Peoples ,ci,ty, Of Christian
Erdeavor, Of Union Chapel, near Wilma, was
reorgan!zcd on Sunday evening by the elec,
ton OF the following officers: President,
Rev. Charles II. Compiler; vice president,
Stanley Pyle; recording s,c-o'ary, A. Scott
Robinson: corresponding secretary, Mrs. Il.
T.. Sperirg: treasurer, jefferson Davis. The
society Is in iDurshiug condition with quite
IL number Of active members enrolled, and
seems to have taken ne $ lease on life
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The Cochran Oler, the Consumers, and Other
companies owning property and doing husi
mesa in Havre dc Grace. have sold cut their in
terests and transferred their property to the
Knickerbocker Ice Company. The latter has
united with the Consolidated Ice Company, OF
New York, i'll forming the AmtrcIn lc ; Com
pany, with capital stock CT sky mirrors of
dollars. The business which a: one time was
handled by iunumerab!e individual concerns
has gradually been absoI bed, uGtil at present
ed nv a trust
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cMaster-WrigIli.

Mr. Clarence ". McMaster, OF Towson,
and Miss Perla l. daughter of Rev. Thomas
II. Wright, pastor of EPSON NJ. p. Church,
were married on Wednesday afternoon at
the parsonage at Towsor, Il e ceremony being
perform ed by the father of the bride in the
family. The bride was attired in handsome
steel coIored henrietta cloth. They will re-
side at Towson. Iu the n"me Of her mNny
friends in Hartford The -EgiS extends congrat-
ulatious TO the fair bride
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Internal Revenue Collector arlett was ON
Tuesday Motif Il of ruling by the commits
siorers OF iaternal revenue that an agreement
taxation under the war revenue law. The
commis sinner holds that the agreement re-
wives and III kes effective The q d mortgage,
which has expired. The tax is so cents on
each 81, 600 in excess Of $, Geo.
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Ahin.Hnn News.

ABINGDON, January 25.-Mr. N. II. Fischer
shipped for Mr. Charles w. Baker, trCm | ong.
bar farm on last Wednesday, seventy three
head of fat cattle. They were loaded ut Sewe
station ana Weighed $3.50 pounds, averaging
1850 pounds. wo of them weighed each,
over $40 lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Wilson, of Carroll county,
wers. he guests OF Mrs. Wilson's mutEcr, Mrs
Il l.. Scwcl, on saturday and sunday.
Tire Ladies' Aid Society OF the Abingdon
rrthodisr Episcopal Church. met ar the pirsuu-
aye on last Thursday Night. The next meeting
VIII ha ~ the residence OF Miss Mollie Eewcll,
on Thursday, February l6.
MIR. and Mrs n. 4. G0rrcli were guests OF
Mrs Oaperman on Sunday.
Rev Joseph ID iwSCn, OF Baltimore. will lee
ture in the Abingdon II. J. Church on this. Fri
day evening.
Mrs. j. w. Wilson, who has been very i'll with
the grippe, i. convulescpnt. C.
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From ;ScarEjOrO,

SCARBOR0. Jan. GA dance ut the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Scar boron. l., Of scar.
bHrC. on Wednesday January Sth. was greatly
enjoyed by rir gursts. Among the number
WAS Mr.. Scarborough's brother, Mr. Joseph W
scarborough, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Jilie Dick, wife Of WIN. Dick, of Dublin
died Thursday, January 18th, of pneumonia
aged 80 years, and was buried on the following
Saturday ut Dublin NJ. l.. church, the Rev. }
Il. Scarborough officiating. She was daughter
ri Mr. Henry rohar, of carbOrc, and Wa,
loved I'D respected by all who knew her. She
leaves two nall children. BRUCE.
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CLAYTON, j ,nuary 81 The dedication o
the new church ut Joppt, which was amour
cel 70 take place on nt VI sunday, January 2!'
has been postponed on account Of the non
arrival Of the PewS.
Mr.. Charles steele who has r"aH confirC d t.
his room for several Gays with the grip, Is
greatly ir proved.
Mr.. Arthur HHnnG, whose house wSs destroy
cd t:y fire some time siacr il having another
one erected OF the same site.
Nr. Frank =. BraH err, of Jerusalem, hrs
Purchased the farm near Clayton, belonging
tD Ars. Henry GuGler.
The oyster supper held in 'Ioppa Hall for the
benefit Of the new church was a success, con.
S.Gering the Indictment weather.
Mrs. q. II. Warren, of West Chester, Pa, il
the guest of Miss Jeanne Euval, of Glen
Echo" ROSE BUD.
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Road checks issued-Chis. Herbert, Sl4 %:
A. +. Brown, $50; Stevenson A. Williams,
treasurer, 5000: John }. Durham, 81; Corbin
Amos, $l4 Is; Samuel :. Bevard, $50 50;
Edward Harvard, $1S.5o; Owen Hurphy, $50.
Certificates issued--J. II. Scarborough, bal
ance on pikiug, S2l5 70; Oliver T. Rogers,
magistrates sccOunt, 500 IS.
Cash paid-Iiarford National Bank, jurors
certificates taken up. 81 OF o.; John ). Dur
ham, aimshouse account, So; w. Writ Clarke
4 Sons, culvert pipe, IS is; DIR. j. sprigg
Poole, fumigatirg school houses, SIS; N N
Mock, advertising and printing for Health
Board, IS GO.
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The world rcrowrcd success Of lIostettrr's
Stomach Iiit els ana their co IiinuCd popular
Try for near hH't century rs IL stOmachic, is
Scarcely more orderful than the wclcomettat
ercctS ilostettcrs Almanac. THIS medical
treatise is published Ivy he Ho>tcttcr Company,
Pittsburgh. Pa. under their own immediate
supervision, employing sixty hands In that de-
pertinent. The issue of the same for 1899 wi
be over eleven millions, printed in nine Ian
gnagcs. Refer to a copy of it for valuable and
interesting reading concerning health, and
numerous testimonials as t. the efficacy of Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs. The Almanac for
1899 can be obtained, free of cost, from drug
eists and general country dealers in all parts
of the country.
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NEIGHBORHQOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
From l'hurc:lyii!c

CHURCHyuLLF, January 81 The Mission
Band of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs.
Harlnns las; Friday evening to open tllei, mite
boxes. Over S21 WI re received. and il is hoped
that when ali The boxes are ptned there viii
be considerable sum tor home missions.
" ISIS Netric Shertzer, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Florence WPchter.
Mr. Edward Sitter is slowly recovering from
an attack Of the grippe.
Miss Mary Co burn is visiting friends liz Ralti-
moro, -aSCANiUS.
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The n. & l.. X. n. Old Rumor Revived.

Baltimore & Lehlgh Railroad stock jumped
% points tn 20 to dav, and the old rumor that
the Penney ivsnia Railroad is negotiating for
the purchase Of the property, was revived.
Mr.. John Wilson Brown. pr Il Irrt of the COM
pany, said HAT he was ignorant of any deal,
aud expressed the opinion that the report was
u!founded - Baltimore INeirs JiaHdTg ~.
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From Wilma.

WILMA. Jan. 25.--1he Y. p. S. c. E. of the
Union Chapel church was re-organized on sun.
day evening by the pastor. Rev. c. NJ. Compho- :.
The Mountain Society held their meeting early
and attended in Il body.
The bethany C. f. Reading Circle met last
Saturday evening. ~ the home of Mr. W. c.
RavinptOn.
Mrs Harry Sid. r Is quite sick at her home.
Master arl kcnutd y IS very Ill at the homo
OF his father, near J1 usal' II.
SIR. Cheyrey Archcy, who has been on the
sick list, is able 10 be out again. TRIX.
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of which the decta sed was Il member, sent
representatives. who took pant in the services.
The in'erment WIS made at Mount Holly,
New Jersey.
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HNOper-I.Yuc;l.

Mr. Charles w. Hooper, of Knotbel, Balti-
more county and Miss Fanny Lynch. were
married on Wednesday, January 10Th ut the
residence of the brides parents near JarIetts-
vile, by Rev. l.. Hammond, pastor Of Calvary
NJ. Z Church South.
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All the necessary arrangements for the es-
tabli shmeut OF free u al mail delivery in that
part of the county adjacent to Havre de Grace
have practically Leen completed. Within the
route as laid out thee hundred families will
be served with their mail matter from three
to five hours earlier than present, dating from
February Is.
The route laid out is as follows: Leaving
Havre dc Grace by way of the Bel Air road,
to Lapidum road, distance two miles; thence
out Lapidum road to Lapidum postoffice,
three miles, thence out Darlington road to
Rock Run Mile, one mile; thence out Rock
run road to Osborn's blacksmith shop, one
mile; thence by Rock Run road to Stevenson
road, one mile; thence out HOpewell road to
Garland postoflice, one and oue-half miles;
thence to Wilknson's store, one mile; thence
out A!dino road TO Havre de Grace road, one
fourth mile; thence down Hayre dc Grace
road to Christian Walkers place, one and
one half miles; thence on Aberdeen road to
Wesley Chapel, one ard one-half miles;
thence to Havre de Grace, four and one-haf
miles, VIA Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Public Sale,

One Bay Mare, 5 years old, Bay Mare, .
years old, Bay Horse, 10 years old. all sound
and gentle; l three year-old Colt, partly
broken, 1 one-ycnr-old Colt, good Mich
Cows, some will b" fresh by day of sale; =
Brood Sows, Berkshire two or three-horse
Road Wagon, in good order; Milk Wagon, /
Mccormick Moving Machine. good as new; l
liger Horse RAKE, Roller, Hay Carriage, l
liver Chilled Plow, No. 40; l SiXteen-rOoth
Harrow, l iron Age Cutivutor, l Corn Marker,
> sets OF lead Harness. set of Single Harness,
Collars, Brides and IIu!ters, Log Chain, 6
Cow Chains, l Moving Scythe, ] MattOck,
Forks and Hoes, lnt of Cider Barrels, Corn Ivy
the barrel, lot of Wheat straw, ana many Al I'll
c.es too numerous to mcntiun.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under cash; on aumS
over that amount credit of months viii bU
given, purchasers giving their notes, with APP
proved security, bearing interest from day of
sale, and payable ut the Second National Bank
of Bel Air. -
George A. Cairnes, Auctioneer.
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Executors Sale.

The unders gned, as executors of John s.
Dallam. late of Hartford county, deceased, will
sell AT Public Auction, on the farm lately &C.
cupied by HIN, near Bel Air, on
Monday, February 9th, 1899,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the
1nollouin.r pERSAN Al. pEQpERTY to wit :.
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A new Literary Association, TO be known as
the ''Fordmure Literary Association" was
organized by the residents Of Reckord and its
vicinity, on Wednesday night. h:folowing
were chosen as permanent cfli,ers: President,
Richard Shanahau; vice president, Samuel s.
Smith; secretary, Lester Smith; treasurer, f.
j. Colgan, Jr. Messrs. Herman Rufenscht,
William Bond aud Albert League were named
as members of the executive committee.
After the preliminary business was tran
sacted, the question, Resolved, that the works
Of nature are more pleasing to the eye than the
works Of art" was discussed by Messrs. Lester
Smith, E. j. Colgan, Jr., and WIN. Bond on
the affirmative; ard Samuel Smith, W. j..
Shanahan and Herman Ru:enacht on the
negative. The judges, Messrs Charles Wyker,
George Holland and George Bagley, decided
in favor of the negative side. The Association
will NICE: again Feduary 5.
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VIII be Ordained.

Mr.. c. Z. Mechling will be ordained and in
stalled at Trinity Lutheran Church near
Joppa at 10 80 A. NJ. Sunday January 90, and
installed at st. Paul's Church, Perryman, at
$50 P. NJ. Rev. E. L. =. Tiessel, pastor OF st.
Peters Evangelical Lutheran Church, Balti-
III re, will conduct the services.
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e: - w

One pair large Brown Mules, No i workers;
large hay Il rise, IL years old, sound and a
good work animal; Black Horse, 8 years Old
work in all harness; Black Mare, years old,
sired by Pi-I.oy, i fine road mare; / Black
Mare, 7 years old. sired by Ross Winans
fearless and safe Tor lady to drive: Black
Mare, IL years old, good driver; 1 Sorrel Colt
o months o'd. sired by Myi Teton, dam by
Thorndale Idol; . Sidebar Top Buggies, nearly
new; 1 Ell pIic Spring Top Buggy, no-top
Buggy. ] Blackboard, Speeding Cart, l Dear
born Wagon. light Buggy Pole, four.horse
Iron A. lie Wagon. / two-hOrsc aCon. Horse
Cart. l johnson binder. l Empire Drill, l Os-
borne Moving Machine, l Horse Rake, .
Spring-Tooth Harrows, l Spike-Tooth Harrow,
. Syracuse Plows, | oue-hOrse Pillow, Double
Workers, 3 Single Workers, l Priest Clipping
Mach me- Hand Cider Press, ! Can Rack and
Body, 1 Hay Carriage, 200 Tomato Boxes,
Scalding Baskets. Peeling buckets, &C., 2 sets
of Breechband Harness, sets of Lead Harness,
q sets of Pillow Harness, set of light Double
Harness, with Breast-StraD Collars, 3 sets OF
Single Harness, 4 Housengs,G Colars,6 Britles,
Pads, Plow Lines. Halters, Single and Double
Ipreaders, Single Trees, also many other art
clcs. "
All sums of sis dollars and under cash on
dav of sale; on sums over that amount credit
OF months will be given. purchasers giving
their notes, bearing interest, with approved Sc
curity.
No goods removed until settled for.
C. ARTHUR WILKINSON.
I 6 Richardson Auctoueer.
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Im Memory
or HARRY BaCH1EL, who departed this life
JANUARY 9th, 1899

This nne we loved has left our midst,
No more with us on cIrth will roam,
He's left the sorrows of this life,
70 rest in his eternal home.
BY HIS TEA CHE :, ELIZABET II NJ. HAIRY.
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Public Sale.

Tho undersigned, eXecutrix of Nathaniel It.
hUiiingEVnIth, decreased, will sell NJ Public
sale, Il, ih" residence O said deceased at Wheel,
On HcdneSidy. February Isi. 1872,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ e following
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80 EEA-D OF cows,
many of them fresh at time of sale, 80 Heifers
and Young steers. l Thoroughbred Guernsey
Bull, Ehoroughbred Ayrshire Bull, head of
YOUNG Mules. 5 he d Of Horses and ares, 20
hcaG of Fat Hogs, 40 Shuats, 3 Oliver Chilled
So 1-hrrse PiowS. / Iron Age Gultivator, 3
2;wG- horse Wagons Hay Carriage So Now ng
Hachipes , Corn Planters. l Self Binders, l
Grain Drill, Hay Rake, l Hay Tedder, Hal
lnck Germ eerer, l 'kOm ito TrsnSplanter, /
r bert's Atomizer, l Potato Cutter, l Cream
cry, / DcLaval separator. Lot MI k Cans. Cool
ers, Lard ans. Meat Barrels, Hot Bed Sash,
Single and Double Carriage and Work Harness,
also lot OF Small Farming Inn lements, ShOyels,
Forks. Hoes, etc. I5 barrels OF Corn. lot Glover
SEED, | Grass Seedcr, LARGE Kitchen Stove,
with Hot Water Attachments: Kemp Manure
Spreaiirr, / pangler Lime ST reader. Victo'y
fOU cr Grinding Mil! Crushing Ear Corn.
The Machinery and implements are in
Iir2t c.aSs c0-ditiAn.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of S15 dollars and under cash on
day of sale; on sums over that amount credit
of months will be given, purchasers giving
their notes, bearing interest, with approved
security.
intend dividing the above premises into two
farms, enc containing 200 Acres of Tillable
and, the other $50 Acres Of Tillable Land,
and desire tenan who have sufficient stock
and implements for working the said farms.
Applicants may address, w. II. Hinchman, Is
Dock, ST., Fish Market. Philadelphia, Pa, who
mas '''O NJ F.. HINCHMAN.
J. S. Richard son, Auctioacer.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned intending to remove, will
sell ut Public Sale, on the farm now occupied
by INN. on the public road leading from Bel
Air to Churchville,
On Monday, January Both, 1899,
At 10 O'CLOCK, 4. NJ, the following