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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-08
1890
Football.
The Hayre de Grace Mills.

A dispatch to the American of Wednesday,
gives the following gratifying news:
"There is a prospect for IN increase in
large maoufaelory at RaVre de Grace. A
pl an Is on foot by to- owners Of the large tex
tile works of the place TO erect t''o new mills
The plant is owned by y. Gamariii, and the
outpu. OF the mills IL d2:nasks and other tex
tiles. A new bO!leg house is being erected st
present, and electric ligh, wires are being
strung through the mill preparatory to light.
ing the whole works by electricity. The pres
ent works cover several acres of land, and the
new departments to be added will be cardinS
and spinning mill. The mills are complete
now, with the exception Of these two mills
that are contemplated. A designer orks out
all the patterns that are woven at the place,
and department for ironing and bsling ia
also in operation, so that with the exception
of the spinning and carding, the plant is Gs
complete as any in the country. All the
structures are OF brick and are built with
view Of admitting all the light possible.
| The mills at Havre de Grace are the out
| growth CT two ventures of Mr.Gambrlll. He
formerly had two plants. One OF these wal
established at Powhatau, Baltimore county
but it was entirely destroyed by fire on Deceui
| Der 2, 1895 The other mill was at Baldwin
Cecil county, aud for ten years was superin
| tended by Mr.. John Billingelea. In July
1897, the eutlre plant was moved to Havre d
Grace and the facilities for work increased
Nearly all OF the help from Powhatan an
Baldwin followed to Havre de Grace, and tn
demands have constantly increased so this
now 22O looms are in operation and 200 han
are employed"
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There are at present over fifty distinct
places Of business In the town of Bel Air.
Each one Of these is, individually, and they
ard their numerous customers, are collective
ly interested in the increase of the business OF
the town. It is not for us to say what. the
aggregate receipts Of the different places of
business amount to, hampered as they are by
a restrictive law, which initiates against
tham-but, it seems to US, that II an united
effort was made the trade OF Bel Air might be
considerably increased. Let a meeting be
held and the matter talked over.
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County commissioners.

Road Checks Issued.-James w. Wilson,
$3.50; Fred Gunther, $40; A. W. Lee, $40; j..
J. Durham, s23.50; ". E. Hanway, Sl725;
Leon Bos!ey, 1926: D. L. Hanson, $50 IS;
Zenos G. Hughes, $2S %; ]. r. Ramsay, $3.50;
f. II. Lancaster, $3.50; John Lynch, 1896;
Richard Daugherty, $15; John H. Stewart,
$1.62; Nicholas Fletcher z.
Certificates Issued.-C. G. Barnes, magic
trate's account, 5000; DR.. W. E. Arthur,
vaccine account, SEQ; DR.. E. Hopkins, same,
$40; John W. Barton, salary, judge of
Orphans Court, SIP; Hugh 7. Bay, same,
SIP; James NJ. Cain, same, sos.
B. Frank Hanway, the newly elected Com
missioner having qualified, the Board organize"
by electiug Willism A. Durham, presiden
George Y. Maynadier, counsel and George j.
Finney, clerk and treasurer.
The resignation of John C. Temple as q
constable of the second district, was accepted,
to take effect November 26 1899.
Mr.. Norris, reported 90 inmates al the
Almshouse during the month of November,
as follows: White males, 9; white females, Z,
colored males, s; coored females, s. Two
tramFs received lodging and breakfast.
John u. Thomas was reappointed as a con-
stable for the fourth district.
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Attention is again called to the entertain
ment which will be given by the pupils of the
primary classes Of the Bel Air school, on FIJI
day evening, December Is. The programme
is an usually good one, consisting Of "Look-
Ing Backward" drill and sn operetta, in four
acts, entitled "Cinderella in Flowerland."
Act l, Princess Suushine's invitation to the
May Day ball. Act IL, Grandmother Nature
sends Cinderella off to the bali. Act Ill, the
May Day ball and shower. Act ~, the Prin-
cess of Sunbeam Castle. As We have before
remarked, it is unnecessary to soy more than
to remind our readers that Misses Robinson,
Archer and the other teachers of the primary
classes have the rehesrssls in charge, and that
the performance will fully equal the unique
and beautiful entertainments which have pre-
coded this one. Reserved seats at the Bel Air
Drug Store. The curtain will rise promptly
atSP Nj. -s-' '
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A ,IRil Delivery.

Six prisoners escaped from the Baltimore
County Jail at Towscn on Sunday afternoon.
The men, all white, were: Rober: Wilson,
charged with barn burning in the Seventh
district; James limiting, william Mccain,
Charles Riley, Frank Thomas and Frederick
Horner, all charged with larceny.
Riley was "tIer boss" and was supposed
20 look after his tier of cells. fright b.
ocked the doors = he other cells, aud, -
Urn, was locked in Ms c.H BY Night Watc.-
man Cooper, when the latter arrived.
Late sunday afte:Toen the new wardea,
o liver Kidd, was In charge Of the jill alone.
About 5. Is O'Clock ne asked Riley II the men
N his tier, Gu the second floor, were locked
a. Riley replied that they were. Warden
Kidd returned to the Office, and about Gle
o'clock was joined by Night Watchman
Cooper. They sat there, talking, until I
O'Clock, when a prisoner raped for water.
While responding TO this request the watch
man discovered the escape OF the prisoners.
The men had gone down stairway to an
iron door which opened into the back yard.
This door had two locks on the inside and
one on the outside. All thcs locks had been
opened with keys. AS tier boss, Riley had q
bunch OF Keys, probably found the ores which
opened tie inside locks. a prisoner had been
released from jail 10 the morning. He had
been seen In conference with the others several
times, ard it is thought he unlocked the out
side lock. Once outside, The prisoners hsG
only to scale an o.3iEary wooden fence. Riley
carried away with him ali The keys of the
cells The remaining prisoners are now locked
IN theif cells, and must remain there until
ciaor keys arc procured or the locks forced.
Thomas NJ LEY, who is awaiting trial on the
charge OF numbering man named Moore,
near Sparrows Point, occupied a cell on the
tier. His cell door was found open. Maley
said he had been invited to accompany the
other men. They told him it Yves showing
outside, 60 he concluded it was too cold tc
| leave the jail. There were "a prisoners In the
Jail.
Warden Kidd at once notified Patrolmar
| Wright, who teiephoned the city police. Witt
| Deputy Sheriff Ohm 8. Anderson, PatroimaI
| Wright began a search for the fugitiVes
Sheriff Todd, who lives about four miles frou
| 1owson, was notified.
| Mccain was recaptured on Monday a
| Reisterstowr.
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Personal Mentions.
DR.. William C. McCurdy, OF Cathcart

DR.. William c. McCurdy, OF Cathcart, was
guest of his brother DR.. Alexander Nc
Curdy, of Towsop, of last week.
Mics Nanui= Hess, Of Upper Cross Roads,
Is visiting friends at Bynum.
Mr.. Elmer j. Cook, Of the Baltimore couu-
ty bar has, we are glad to report, fully, re-
gained his health and resumed his practice.
Miss Carrie Taylor has returned to her
home at Bradshaw after sojourn of several
months with Pennsylvania relatives.
Miss NJ. C. Ady, of Towsontown, is visit
ing Hartford relatives.
Mrs. E. E. Bennett, of the sixth district, is
visiting relatives in Cecil county.
Miss Elizabeth G.. Hoover, Of Washington
D. G., is guest Ct Miss Miriam g. Pritchi
OF Hsvre de Grace.
Messrs. Ohio Green and Coleman Bailey, OF
Havre de Grace, are Ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Viola Edmondson, of Baltimore, is
| visiting relatives in Hartford county.
Mics Cora Briney has returned to her home
| "Linden Grove" from d pleasant visit to
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. William Cross, well-known citizen OF
Havre de Grace, is critically i'll with heart
| disease at his home in that city.
| Rev. Charles X. McCaslin, OF Chesapeake
city, Md, preached on Sunday at the Metho'
dist Protestant Church, Stewartstown. Mr.
McCaslin was a former pastor of the Church.
Mr.. j. Ellsworth strawbridge and family
of Baltimore, are visiting relatives in thE
vicinity of Norrisvile.
Mrs. William Duncan, of Worthwhile, Is
guest of her son, Mr.. j. Benjamin Duncan
at Dry Branch.
Miss Rose Durcan, of Norrsville, is study
ing stenography and typewriting at Bufi
ness College in Baltimore.
Mr.. Z. s. Whiting has removed with hi
family from Lynchburg, Va, to Aberdeen.
MIR. II. F. Tully, OF Aberdeen, 10 visitin
relatives in New York city.
; Mr.. Frank Howard, of Aberdeen, hs
secured lucrative position in Ba!timoT
with the Adams Express Company.
: Hon. James NJ. Cain has been appointed b
Governor Lowndes as Chief Judge OF tt
= Orphans Court for Hartford county.
; Miss Cora NJ. Hollis, Of Aberdeen, Is visi
: ing friends in Keyser, West Virginia.
Miss NJ. Blanche Wiley is visiting her stste
s. Mrs. Z. j. Knee, of Philadelphia.
Miss lone Griffin, Of Aberdeen, Is guest
= Baltimore friends.
To6 afa n
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The MedIcal society.

A meeting Of the Hartford Medical Associs-
ton was held In the room over the Bel Air
Drug store on Wednesday, at which tie SUD-
jucts Of .apasthetics and typhoid fever were
exhaustingly discussed. Those present weia
DIR. .. B. Carcaud, DR.. W. b. Munnikhuysen,
DR.. william l.. Smith, DR.. J. +. II. Gorsuch,
DR.. Richard Oppsrman, DR.. Richard Opper-
man, DIR. A. F. VanBbber, DIR. Thomas Emor7
and DIR. Charles Bagley. The next meeting
will be held at the same place on the first
Wednesday in February, 1900.
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Came BACK Arter the Ladder.

As Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Foster were about
retiring on Friday evening last, Mis-. Foster
heard some one on the back porch, and call
ing Mr.. Foster he stepped out and saw man
Just stepping off a ladder to the ground
Hastily returning and getting his revolver, he
shot twice at the man, without, however, any
effect. wher Mr.. Foster went back to get
his revolver. the man returned ard took the
ladder with him down the garden, where, on
being shot at, he left it. 1t was learned the
next morning that the ladder was taken from
the yard Of st. Johns rectory, adjoining
ReDubLcdu
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Dublin Notes.

DUBLIN, December Son Sunday morning
last Rev. Albert &. Parker, pastor of the High
land Presbyterian Church, preached in the
Dublin NJ. +. Church and in the afternoon at
Franklin Church. HIS sermons were highly
appreciated on both occasions by large and at
tentive conRreg atoms.
Mrs. X. G. Murray has returned to her home
duration to friends in New York.
The revival services now in progress in
The Christmas festival at Dublin NJ. 3,
Church will be held on Saturday %, at 7.3O p.
NJ, and on Christmas eve Mrs. X. G. Murray
will give an illustrated talk at Vernon Church.
Mrs Frock has returned from two weeks
visit to Gettysburg Her sister, Mrs. s. X.
Schriver, of Gettsburg. returned with her.
Mr.. Wesley McDoon one of our enterprisng
merchants has placed small dynamo In his
show window. which will be used to run toy
machinery.
Services will be held on Sunday as follows
Emory, 1890 A. M. and z. M; Vernon, p.
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The Orptans' Court.

The judges of the Orphans Court took the
oath of office before Clerk Forwood, on Mon
day Judge Cain as chief Judge and Messrs.
Toiiey aud McDoon as associates.
.Of lae outgoing judges, Hon. John W.
Barton assumed Tue duties of office On Decem-
Der 8, 1879, and Hon. Hugh 7. Bay on Decem-
Der 5, 1897, the former having served twenty
and the latter twelve years. During the many
years in which they served IS judges O. that
important court, they served with honesty,
uprighsness and ability and 5neir presence
will be greatly missed hv taose whose business
calls them irto the Orphans Court. day
their success In thsi- new fields of Ia or be as
bright ard useful ss tht records Thieh they
leave behind them.
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Snme1hine for The New Year.

The world-renowned success of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, and their continued popular
ity for near half a century as a stomachic, Is
scarcely more wonderful than the welcome
that greets Hostetter's Almanac. This medi-
cal treatise is published by the Hostetter
Company. PittsAurg, Pa under their own i'm
mediate supervision, employing sixty hands in
that department. The issue of same for 1900
will be over eleven millions, printed in nine
languages Refer to u copy of it for valuable
and interesting reading concerning health. and
numerous testimonials as to the efficacy of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The Almanac
for 1860 can be obtained, free of cost, from
druggists and general country dealers in all
no RIO of the COuntry
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EIectian Of Officers.

The election Of officers for Wann Post, No.
40, Grand Army of the Republic, was held on
SATURDAY. night last at their hall at Forest Hill.
Captain Richard E. Bouldin was reelected
Commander, with Carroll Pennington as
Senior and William C. Bavington as Junior
Vice Com SANDERS. The other offices were
filed as follows: Quartermsster, Steward
Hornperger; Officer of the Day, John Axer;
Chaplain, Capt Joseph A. Harbins; Surgeon,
James c. Bavington; Officer Of the Guard,
William T. Bill gslea; Delegate to Depart
ment Encampmei {, J. Thomas Gorrell; Alter
nate, James A. CT nPbell.
The meeting was more largely attended
than any for q long time past.
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The protracted services at Grace NJ. z.
Church, Bel Air, will be continued through
next week.
"A license was issued on Wednesday by
the Court of Common Pleas in Baltimore to
James 7. Burkins and Jennie A. Duncan,
both Of Mill Green, Hartford county.
There was no session Of the Board OF
School Commissioners on Wednesday, there
being no quorum present The meeting VIII
be held on Wednesday next, December ID.
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re ofS.tcsiEc0.

The Board OF County Commissioners orga-
nized On Monday, Mr.. Y E. &aaway takfp:;;
the oath of Office and assuming his place as
member Of the Board. Mr.. George j. Finney
was reelected as Secretary anG Treasurer and
Eon George Y Mayusdier as counsel Mr.
purhsm was chosen as President OF The Board.
Mr. Sca.b trough, in letiriug from office, made
few appropriate remarks, in which he refer
red to the fact that during the six years In
which be had been connected with the office.
there had never been any uupleasantness
arising from political differences or otherwise.
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The Bel Air Literary Society.

The next regular, meeting Of this society,
which is rapidly growing in favor with the
people, will take place on Tuesday evening
next, at the Court House. The subject for
debate is:
Resolred, That Hartford county should have
a minority representation on the Board OF
County Commissioners.
Affirmative speakers-P. Moores Maynadfer
and Harvey Ewing. Negative-Thomas c.
Galbreath and Henry C. B. Norris. Declama-
tion-Dr. A. w. Valentine. The rest OF the
meeting will be used in parliamentary prac-
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OBITUARY.
MrR. SarRh CrOWl.

Mrs. Sarah Crowl, wife of Mr. Alexander
Crowl, died at the home OF her soa-in-law,
Mr.. John Snyder, on Monday, November 20,
of heart trouble, aged seye ntytwo ye,rS. She
was buried at Centre cemetery, near Forest
Hill, on November %, the pail bearers being
Messrs. Robert Murphy, Vented Weiss,
William Saunders, Frank Crowl, Emmett
Sitter and David Barnett. Rev. j. Il. Jeffres
conducted the service. She le:ves as sur
vfvors, her hushan1, AiexlTde Crowl. on
SOC, James Crowl. snd zix daughters, viz Mr.,
X. A. Kelly, MIS-. john L. Snyder, Mrs. S. NJ.
GlatfeIter aud Misses R&chel, Ellsworth and
Mary Crowl.
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Baltimore Markets.
Reported by FINNEY & ROBINSON, Canned
Goods Brokers, Bel Air, Md, Nov. %.

We are glad to be able to report a little
stronger market i'm tomatoes during the past
two or three days, but there Is still ~ sufficient
amount of tomatoes in hand to supply the i'm
mediate W ants of buyers. There is no question
about the East having packed more than her
share of tomatoes this year, and the pack there
fore will necessarily be curtailed the coming
year. ,o,<
We quote No. 3 tomatoes from 6216c. to Csc.
No tomatoes SOC. net Std. No. q sugar corr
65c, to Toe,
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The Forest H:u "Y" gave interesting and
successful entertainment at their hall on Tues
day evening, in the presence OF very large
crowd |he ogramme included readings,
Rotations dialogues &c, &c, the special
festu;e being the reGdition of & dialogue, en-
titled. "Why We uevcr ma!ried"
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered 5D our Correspondents,
From ScarbOrO.

SCARBoRo, December 5.-Mr. A. A. HUFF Is
recovering from a severe illness.
Mr.. John NConan has removed from Allt-
bone TO the tenant house at this place belong
ing to Mr.. l.. T. Scarborough.
Mr.. John Deckman has returned to his nome
in dublin from five weeks visit to Philadel-
phia, where he attenied the Exhibition.
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THOMAS H. ROBINSON, Solicitor.
ORDER MINI.

ORDER NISk.
Mary Edna Bradley ct al. ! In the Circuit Court
VS.. StOr Hartford County
Mary Edna Bradley ct al.) In Equity.
ORDERED, this 29th day of November in
~ the year 1899, that the sales made and re-
ported in the shove entitled cause, by Thomas
FL. Robinson, Trustee, be finally confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 23d day of December, 1893;
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Hartford county,
aforesaid. once in each of three successive
weeks before the 23d day of December. 1890.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000.
VIM. S. FoRwooD, JR., Clerk.
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graduated his audience upon the fact that
the demand for labor IVES increasing and that
| wages were advancing. Prayer was offered
by Rev. L. d. Firuey, ard he session closed
with singing.
FRIDAY MORNING.
The topic for the morning service on Friday
was "Better Service" Miss O:eSsa Il. BaVing-
ton, of the Jerusalem Christian Church, con-
due ted the devotional service, which was
closed by prayer by Rev. }. A. Hopkins.
The report Of the County Secretary, Mr..
Joseph Crumi>h, was rea :, showing advance
meut all 81 rig the lac
There are at present in Hartford COUNTY.
twenty-nine societies, (our Of which arr
junior organiZatons) with & total member
ship OF 500, ard three local unions, Goodwill,
Philadelphia and Pen Mar, the latter being
partly composed Of societies in York county.
or the associate members, 80 joined the
church during the year, thus adding them
selves to the IL nks of the active members.
The TreasureI's report WAS read by MIR. W.
Frank Keen aud showed that there is a bal
ance in the treasury of $l269. The total re-
Ce!pIS tusIup tue Cai ttilHuhheu ~ quo ~ anu
She expenditures TO 5000.
Brief remarks we're made by Miss Rea
Anderson, Joseph Crumlish and Rev. Charles
NJ. Compiler upon "Best Things" A school
Of methods was conducted by Rev. A. Lewis
H SIDE, of Dolts, and participated in b Mrs.
?. F. Ball, Miss Laura Cairnes and Miss Aupa
". Hyde. An address on Enthusiasm YVES de-
!vered by Rev. J. W. Campbell, OF Sweet Air,
nd familiar talk by Rev. j. A. Hopkins.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev.. l.. Hammond, of Jsrrettsville, which
was succeeded by the reports Of the various
Committees. The committee on Resolutions
asked and was granted leave to report at the
night session.
The committee on nominations reported the
following list of officers, who were elected:
President-Rev. j. A. Hopkins, Of Clayton.
1st -President--Edgar Cairnes, Of
Jarrettsvile.
I'd e.President-Mi,s Sadie Proctor, OF
Bel Air.
81 Vice-President-C. n. Hamilton, of
Jarrettsvile.
4ih Vice President-Miss Lutte Keen, OF
Bel Air.
Secretary-Joseph Crumlish, of Fallston.
Treasurer-W. Frank Keen, of Bel Air.
Chairman of Lookout Committee-Mrs. p.
F. Ball.
Chairman OF Citizenship Commttee-H. N.
Hanna.
Superintendent of Junior Work-Rev. e. NJ.
Compiler.
A new department was added on the sug-
gestion of Rev. s. B. Tredway, to be known
as Committee on Temperance Work, whose
chief duty will be to watch the juries in local
option cases in the court, and attend to pre-
vent a high-license law being passed for Bel
Air, at the coming session of the Legislature.
Mrs. John II. Reckord was named IS chair
man.
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and received benefit from it at once.
l have taken it ever since and now
have no backache, no pain in my
side and my stomach and bowels are
perfectly well. lean honestly say that
there is nothing like it. If could only
tell every woman how much good your
medicine has done me, they would
surely tryit. MARTHA NJ. KING, NORTH
ATTLEBoRo, MASS.
The way women trif1e with health
shows degree of indifference that is
misunderstanding. Happiness anduse-
tulness depend on physical health; so
does good disposition. Disease makes
women nervous, irritable and snap
pish. The very effort of ailing women
to be good-natured makes them ner-
vous. Write to Mrs. Pinkham, she will
help you to health and happiness. @
1t costsnothing toget Mrs. Pinkhamis
advice. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
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THOMAS Fl. ROBINSON, Solicitor
ORDER WISI.

UkDEK NISI.
Jno. Iochary and wife In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford County
George Lochary ct al. In Equity.
ORDERED. this 5th day of December, 1899,
~ that the sales made and reported in the
above entitled cause by John Lochary, trustee,
be finally confirmed, unless cause to the con.
trary thereof be shown on or before the 3Oth
day OF December, 1899; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted ia some newspaper published
in Hartford county once in each of three [3)
successive weeks before the 5Oth day of De-
cember, 1859.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$4,000.
WIN. s. FoRwooD, JR., Clerk.
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WM. S. FORwOoD, JR., Clerk.
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THOMAS H. ROBINSON, Attorney.


ORDER NISI.
In the matter Of the In the Orphans Court
Prigg, Deceased. Hartford County.
ORDERED. this 4th day of December, in the
ford county. that the sale made and reported
by Thomas II. Robinson, Executor, in the
above entitled case be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to tine contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 30th day of December 1890;
provided, a copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed and published in Har-
ford county. once week. for three successive
weeks, before the said 3Oth day of December
1899.
The report states the amount of sale to be
81, 200.
JAMES NJ. CAIN,
JOHN MCD0ON,
E.CARVILTOLLEY.
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