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A New Enterprise in Bel Air.

The Enterprise Carriage Company, the ex-
cellency of whose work has become byword
in Hartford county, have added a branch to
their extensive operations in Bel Air, which
will prove Of vast interest to large and
important class of the business men Of the
county. Mr.. j. Pearl Wilson, the President
of the Company, has lately entered into a
contract with Mr.. John j. Durham, of Sharon,
for the manufacture of the baskets crates,
proce IS tubs and other articles requisite for
| the successful conduct of his large canning
business, and have added to their plant the
necessary machinery for making the furniture
and appliances used in that business. This is
gratifying. Why should not such work be
done in our town, where the factory is easily
accessible and the capital be made of use to
our own people? 1t is such things that
| build I'D place,
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The Hartford Coli'lion Club beid the first OF
series Of SIX dances, at the Masonic Temple,
on Friday night. the attendance bsi g un-
usually large. Music was furnished by En-
e,ich's band, of Baltimore, and the dancing
was kc pit up until two o'clock
Among thu Sc who participated were Misses
Alic- EASILY, Rehocca Michael, Fdua Latrohe.
May Kirk, Thyra XIX, Misses Shriver, Miss
Loring, of Washington; Kemp Keeling, and
Mes.rs. TumricLouse and Davis, of Baltimore.
The dances will occur foTtrightly.
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A festival was held on the lawn surrounding
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on Thursday
night of last week, for the benefit of the
church. The dampness and frequent showers
interfered greatly with the success of the af-
fair. Through the liberality of the citizens
the Camp Endeavor boys were brought up and
'treated," and il ever the four sturdy horses
Of Reckord's Mill large delivery wagon drew
O more noisy, yelling, enthusiastic crowd OF
youngsters, history has failed to record the
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Rradenbaush Affairs,

BRADE BAUGH. July 12.-The farm ers have
finished harvesting their wheat crop, and have
been very much favored with cool wea ther
Mrs. Lydia brown and daughter. of Halti-
mOle, are visiting friends and relatives in this
neighborh0Gd.
The next regular meeting of the Mite Society,
come, ted with Dry Branch Church. will be
Geld at the chIlr h Tuesday evening, July Is.
Miss Bessie Cathcgrt, OF Madonna. who has
beea very ill for several wecas, is somewhat
improved.
Mr.. Nil on Smith and his bride have re-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-14
eral Religious Services.

Special services will be held in the grove
belonging t" Mf. JAMES Webster, djpInirs
Calvary Il Il. hurco, from Sunday, Jul5 10,
to Jay 81. two ssIvices will be held on
sunGay aud young peoples service at 3 p.
II. MonG Y Preaching every night except
SatuIdn, 1t : 10 O'c.Ock. The following
mrLis.,rs are expected 10 take pari: Revs.
W. L. Bird, of II ,yre de Grace; j. w. X.
Sumwnit, V. n. iiiaEeIy and j. NJ. Hlarrow,
of + ,itimcre: K. I>aac, of Bel Air; samuel
Z. Wssson, Of Churchyi!lt; j. 4. Jefries, Of
West I:aforl, ard ". d. Parry, OF Darling
" i'll he Ia ii in the church
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Distinguished Vistt0Is at Havre de
Grace.

Tie Ron. Murray vi diver entertained at
h. hard. one Id -. { ,.r Cri"r avrHuc, last
SUNDAY, qui els ~ uisued c mp y among
lom we've: Col. uchapAn Schicy, of
HagerstcwM; ex Comptroller Marion Dekaib
Smith. Of Chesteftuwu; iiop. Lloyd Wilkinson,
of Worcester c"uhty; Hon john :. Writ, OF
Eikiou; Dr.. Il. Sen" atka. of Baltimore;
Ge.. L. Bal e., Fl, >ideni Fast Nai,'nal ak,
of Baltimore; Geo. L. Yan8irber, Esq, Of Bel
Air. and tx Mayors "ha \. Russell ard IL.
Courtney, Jr.-Rcpttjlicda.
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NEIGH BORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By Our Correspondents


CHuRCHvITLs, July l2-Every one is re.
JoiClng over the late rains, which have made
such great Improvement in vegetation. AS
mich more would be gratefully received.
The wedoirG bells iingied yesterday after.
noon, ut Holy If My Church. tor the marriage
Of Mr. Henry n. Sigier and Miss Agnes Selman
The ceremonies were performed by rev E. A.
Colburn.
Miss Alice Colburn is home from Bath, Maine,
for her vacation. ASCANIpS.
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Dry Branch News.

DRY BRANCH, July 12.-Our farmers spent
the fourth of July IN their harvest fields.
We had some welcome rains through this
section, last week.
land, is the guest Of Mr.. Joseph Mullineaux.
He Is pleased with the country and expects to
remain tor some time.
Mr.. John Roberts, of Delaware, was the guest
of L. S. Miller, last week.
Mr. Richard Mcdonald is putting the road
from James Davis to Mason and Dixon's line
in good order.
Mr.. stephen ]. Phillips, who has been i'll for
q long time is growing weaker.
The late rains have improved the pastures,
which were getting short.
If the Democratic voters In the upper end are
not reused up they may not turn out at the
primaries. E. S. NJ.
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Master Frank Handy, twelve year-old
son of Mrs. u. f Handy, of Fulford, was
thrown from his bicycle, on Sunday morning,
while learning to ride the silent sliced lie
was pitched headlorg over the haudls bars
aud broke his wrist in the fall. lie was
brought to Bel Air, where DR.. William :.
Archer rendered the needed assistance.
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The fraI races Of The midsummer meet were
he'd on the tracks at Lancaster, Pa, en- Mon
day. The time was exceptionally fast. lr
the 2 q class, Mr. Robert G. Richardson's
"Cora's Own" won the 81, 4th and 5th heats,
aud the race. The purse was 500, and The
time 2?l, 22O!, POI, 2 2334t , All Eight
irr.ls NNpr.. in ihn r.I,.
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MIR. Robert II. lakewood Resigns

Mr.. Robert j. Kirkwood, who has been
Superintendent of the House of Refuge fol
twenty-five years, has resigned that position
his resignation to take effect November 80
He Is native of Marshalls district and has
his summer residence at Shawsville. He Il
brother of Messrs. John K, Daniel ant
Samuel VI. Kirkwood. Mr.. Kirkwood has
been an efficient and faithful officer.
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Dublin Affairs.

DCsIIS, July ia lawn fete and supper
will be held OH the Methodist Episcopal par.
souage lawn, OF Friday and saturday evenings
July IA and 10. should Saturday evening be
Indictment the entertainment will be held on
Monday evening. Much interest is felt in the
affair and Il large crowd is expected.
Nh. Huw klnS, who has been sick for three
years, is now critically ill. DIR. Arthur is at
tending him.
Mr.. Wesley McDoon's pretty new home is
completed. 1t is in cottage style, W tn a fine
reception hall, bay window, large porches and
bath room. Dir. Jones, of Delta, was the
builder. Eugene Worthingt0n, of hampstead.
painter.
Mr.. Elwood l.. Murray is spending the sum-
MGR with his brother. Rev. X. u. Murray, the
popular pastor OF this circuit.
Mrs Andrew of Castlcton, is quite ill,
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EIrcsric Lights ior Havre ii. Grace.


Tn" Havre he Grace Republican says that
Mr. John II Reckori, OF Bel Air, was in that
city. lately, looking up a location for his power
house Mr.. Reckord now proposes to put in
q steam plant, w!-h II engine Of from leo to
$50 o $ power WIS the orgiua Intention
@, III ize he water power Of the Susquehanna
river, som. distance move the city, but the
change wis .et1Tmined upon in consequence
of &c cut ay eces,ary to make the water
power ava liable ami the heav cost Of wirip g
required Ia cary he current from the point
up the riv W ere the dam would be construc-
ted, cope VIE vinA greatly advanced in
cost. Tue Republican says:
ave ore f,,iIk 10 say that we dislike to see
the change vi power from water to st, am, by
rta -ou thaf it would p obab!s afford u cheaper
commercial power, but as far as the electric
i.hts are concerned. il won i make no differ
eTce, aS the contr. C aud specific Ions for tue
city's lighting are 50 oafe-guarded that the full
service woud be attained, aud which the well
known reputation Of Mr.. RecHuri is ample
| Guaranteed
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Those marked thus (=i are to serve SIS
Judges.
Each of the Clerks was re quired to fill up a
blank, giving the name AID number Of the
election district and predict for which he
Was appcinted; his Name and postoflice
address; his occupation and the political party
to which he ella med to belong. Also to state
whether o. not he is candidate at the next
election, and whether or not he holds any
political position. lie was also required to
display his knowled &c of addition, Sabtrac
tion, multiplication and division, in their
simplest forms.
The next meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors will be held IN Bel air on Monday, July
3lst, at which time the Judges and CLERKS who
did not appear on Monday will be examined
and all will be sworn in. Mr.. jackson, the
Clerk, will ascertain, in the meantime
whether or not the missing Judges and Clerks
will serve this year. Under the law, having
served last year they may be excused this
year, If they 50 desire.
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The Kiss. l,u4. y h'ch has made itself SO
u!popua. il na.timo.e' i,y aud otter parts Of
Maryland, .srcporleG TO have made lie appear
auce at Abingdon. Mr.. Walter Rowe, sou of
DR. ". Il. Rowe, OF that place, was sung on
the forehead by bug, the sting pre- ducing a
large swelling. causing considerable pain,
which WAS not relieved until the place had
been lanced
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HaArOAUnfzas1.

The Norrisville Farmers Club has been re.
organized, under the name of the "Norrisville
Social Club " The following officers have
been selected: President, Joseph W. Ander.
son; Vice President. Arthur s. Edie; Secretary,
Milton E. Smith; Corresponding Secretary
William Wilson: Treasurer, J. Wiley Norris.
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The Golden Chain Ins0Ivent.

Judge Stockbsidge, in Baltimore, on Tues
day, stated that he would gn decree declar-
ing the Oder of the Colder Chain insolvent,
and would appoint receiver to wind up its
affairs. The opinion of The crurt was in the
Sc of Mrs. Amelia E. Myers, widow OF Beuja-
min My ers, who instituted the suit, upon the
death of her husband, to recover $4,000 from
the widows and orphans fund, but the money
was not p'ld.
Anagreed statement Of facts filed in :he cass
shows tDai tn wild Tvs and ophans' fund Of the
order, frrA w,l.,h death claims are paid,
am uo1r to SIG 900, ana That the claims against
it aggregate SIG 900 There is 81, 500 atdi-
tiopal in another n,d The membership OF
til. Old ~ decreased from 10 PSI III 1895 10
3,454 on Apii 5, 1859
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sEtnister Painfully Iuiured

Rev. Charles NJ. Compiler, Junior pastor OF
the Bel Air Circuit OF the W. p Church was
painfully injured. one day last week, by a
ta'c "f hay falling upon im. Two of his
ri:s ST. hr 'hr2 era la vas badly bruised.
II ie.n.af II 81, 10 trcoycr md il. be Nh.e
to lutayh on u DIV
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Valuable Barn Burned.

A large barn on the farm Of John X. Evans
of Lebanon, Pa, on the road to Liberty Grove,
about two miles from Port Deposit, farmed
by Samuel Pierce, was struck by lightning
and destroyed IN Monday afternoon. Mr..
Pierce's little ri rush. into the burning
structure and liberated. a valuable horse.
About fifty tons of newly mown hay and e
new binder and reaper were lost. The loss
will be about $500.
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Two Girls and One Lover-The Old,
Old Story.

Two young girls, employed at the franklin
vile Cotton Mills, few days ago quarrelled
about a lover, and when work was over had a
regular set to, in which one received a black
eye and the other WIS clicked The difficulty
was temporarily settled before Justice De-
Lawder, by the payment of fine by each Of
the jealous Young ladies. The young man,
meantime. nreserYes q discreet silence.
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are said to have discovered charm against
tImldlty in the presence of the fair sex, they
may give much better account of tGnmsely es.
"A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Frank
Malcolm was Killed during last Saturdays
storm, at Romney, by lightning. y.
An American Railroad ia China.
Moncyed men from the United States have
secured franchise for building railroad
from Hong Kong to Han Row, China, dis
lance of nearly zoo miles. While railroads are
necessary to a nations prosperity, health is
still more necessary. a sick man can't make
money If there are Il thousand railroads. One
OF the reasons why America is so progressive
is the fact that in every drug store is sold
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, that celebrated
tonic for the weak, appetizer for the dyspeptic
and ssdative fer the nervous. 1t is taken with
great success by thousands of men and women
who are run down, pale and weak. 1t in
crcases the weight, and the gain is permanent
and substantial.
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An attractive Card Party.

Miss Mabel Street, gave card party, on
Thur. day evening of last week, in honor OF
her guest, Miss Keeling, of Norfolk. Seven
tables were set in the parlcr aud on the front
porch and progressive euchre WAS played.
Among those who were present were Miss
Anna Waters, Misses Harris, Misses Roberta
Maynadier, Helen Rouse, Cariie Hall, Harriet
Nelson, Misses Williams, easily, Kirkland,
Schaefrer, and Messis Clifford Rosan, j.
Thomas c. Hopkins, Jr., Whey Hopkins,
Bond ,arman, Frank Lee, Benjamin Bssell,
Jl., Cover Baker, ). A. Hobiitzell, Jr, Philip
Il. Il, So, Albert Close, Macolm Wortlington,
Wallace Brommel, Thomas W. Hall. Hall
Munnikhuysen, Louis Dashieil, Harry Schacf,
fer, Doug'as Gilbert and DIR. Armfeld f.
EanBltber.
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ROBERT ARCHER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

Henry W. Archer ! In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Hartford County.
Henry S. Hilton ant In Equity.
Others
ORDERED, this20th day of June, 1899, that
" the sales made and reported in the above
entitled cause by Henry W. Archer, trustee,
be finally confirmed. unless cause to the con-
trary thereof he shown on or before the 10Th
day of July, 1899; provideda copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Hartford county once in each of three 81 sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of July,
1899
The report states the amount OF sales to be
$40.
wM. s. FORwOOD, JR, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
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An American RaiIroad in China,
Festival at EalISton.

TIE members OF Fallston Presbyterian
Church will hold a Festival, on the Church
Lawn, on Friday. July 18th. b, ginning at p.
NJ, for the benefit Of he Fresh Air Soc ety.
Come and help along this good cause.
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The Ladies' Lend a Hand Society will hold a
Watermelon Feast in the Hal AT Magnolia, on
"rilay and saturday evenings july II and 22,
1899 Proceeds to rcp@ir tne Church.
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RELIGIOUS Service,

Preaching at Dublin NJ. +. Church, Sunday,
July 16, at 1870 A. NJ. and at Franklin at 3
p. 81. Rev. X. g. Murray, pastor.
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a Pleasant Affair.

One Of The happiest ercn's witch have c.
cured hi season wa tie lawn party given at
sin len Grove" the pleasant home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Z. Bsiney, near carlton, last
weeE. Games OF various kinLs made the
hours speed away, croquet being special at
traction. RefreSl ments were served, and
music, 'swcet ard soft" filed upthe measure
of enjoy ment. Among those present were
Mr. aud Mrs. A. f. Anders IN, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. John s. Ward,
Miss Ida Rogers, Ms, Clara Hopper, of Phila
d-lphia; Moses Cora Briney, Jennie Cullen,
Mamie Anderson, Fila Walker and Eva BOW
man and Mess)s w. $. Evans, Hugh Bailey,
Howard BALDWIN and Cecil Bowman.
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Notice.

Persons using the Railroad from Baldwin
Station, b, & L., can leave their Horses in my
Care. Feed supplied. Horses will get careful
attention. Also l furnish Light Teams for
Livery. Meals furnished.
SAMUEL WATKINS.
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Meeting Of Election Supervisors
All of the Registers Gualify-E1aEni
nation of JudEes and clerks


MessN. Daniel a. Bay, President, ). NJ
Bay!ess and Edward Ferry, supervisors OF
! Eitc ion, with Mr. char Is E. Jackson, Clerk,
met in Bel Air, ON Monday, Tor the purpi Sc
| Of hearing objections to the appointment
previously made of Registers OF Voters, Judges
and Clerks of Election, and to examine the
latter, according to law.
No objections were filed to any of the Regis
| tiers, all of whom appeared and were duly
qualified. Their names have been published.
The persons appointed on June 10 to serve
as judges aud Clerks, appeared, with few ex-
| captions, and were examined Mr.. George
WINS, of halls Cross Roads, being Assistan
Po+tmaster, considered bimseIf thereby dis
qualified, and Milford n. Carr, Republican,
was appointed in bis place.
j. Reese Numbers, of Perry man; VIM. Il.
Michael, of Harkins; g. G. Coale, of Upper
Cross Roads; Harry Jotes, Fred Mating
ley, Jlsepn Kelly and George W. Kane, of
Havre de Grace, failed TO appear.
The corrected list OF Judges aud Clerks. as
made up on Monday, is as follows:
Dist. Precinct. Name. Party
First Abingdon. ...J. Il, Orsburn.......*R
......H. F; Dill. .;.........*D
......Stephen G. James......R
I'D. Z. Fitzpatrick.
Magnolia. I'D. " Donohoo e
.....August Rembold. sd
...... ThUs. J. robinson. K
....6eOrge ii. krOh......D
Second. Hall'sN Roads. H. L. Arthur. n
$3.50. Miifor'l N. arr.......k
Harry j. sullivan. ID
Hopewell......W. 5. Walker........*R
80. Geo. l.. DeLaney....*D
......George U. silver. ar
......Srevenson 4. Smith. d
Perryman..... Anton II. NCgts FIR
...... VIM. H. Rawnouser. IL
" ......J. Reese Numbers. ID
Third. Bel Air. William Lec.......,+k
e ......John Is. Wysong. sd
1900. Wilmer l.. Barnes ...R
......J. StauIey NcLOhaS..D
% Ihurchvil e .....Gcorge +. Cook 80 II
e - ...... WIN. Munnkhuysen% -
- ......A Adam Eechtod .....k
......N illiam ~. Flnney. ID
FallstOn. VIM u. Bartlesuu.. s II
Dennis j. Shananan.*D
:" - ......GeOrge reynolds lit
4" ....-. Joseph q. raVour ...n
:" HarkinS......W VIM. ii. NJ .chael. SIX
......JaGcs Amos %. AZ
" % ......James N. Eeievctt.. h
" ...... Harper ii. Back. ID
Fourth. ..Jarrettsvil:e.. Luther Gross. 80
- VIM. II. Jarrett. SD
...E. krkwood..... X |
4" Upper Cross RosdsA'. Z. Coaie,..... *R |
......Jos, pm NJ. Kei'y...*D |
" ...... n. a. Harlun......h
" ......Jams S Is Onion ID |
:. NorrisvilIe \. >. Edie :...,.....*R |
:. james a. Wilcy.....#D
- ..Bepj. Il. LOwe........h
......J WIey Norris. ID |
Dublin. Alfred p. Edge.... 81 |
......Hugh a. JOues SD |
......Jo-u q PritchGrd. II /
......John McDoon ..... ID |
Stearns. go. Randall ALkln *R
......Isp unIah Heaps. ID
......John u. Jones.
Lame. W. I5uy...... ID
sixth. .Havre de Grace. Harry JoUes:.... *k
........ Fred. MaItingley =. ID
......JOSeph kciIy........,tt
George W. kane.....D
Thnsn mail 81 th,c La.A .rn Il, rnru.. L
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Corner Laying, Aberdeen.
INTERESTING MASONIC CEREMONIES.

NEW M. L CHURCH SOUTH.
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Road Checks Issued-Robert Lelght, &l5.24;
Charles L Creswell, $50 25; W. A Wi son,
&32 40; j osiab Bailey, s853l; 6. W. McCubbins,
$40 IA; w. Osborn, $40 20; Richard Shanakan,
Sal; VIM amithson, $40 80; Francis Kearney,
800; Patrick Cotter, $40; John Tahaney, $40;
James Smith, S24 so; James W. Davis, 80 IS;
Joseph Kelly, SIT az: James W. Davis, $40;
Henry Murphy, %32; James X. Smith, $50 81;
B. G Smith, SG3 81; Z. F. Guillot, S25; W. b.
Harris, 81 81, John j. Durham, S25 OF.
Certificates lssued-Robert E. Morgan,
Bsi if of the Orphans Court, S24; Charles l..
Dallam, lot in rear Of jail, $12 90
Cash Paid-Jas. W. Hamilton, Jail account,
442; Hartford National Bank internal revenue
stamps, As cents; George ". Richardson, &C.
acknowledgement of deed, 80 cents.
The following bids were received for S. tons
of anth acite coal for the use Of the county
| Hanwsy & Keen, $476 IS; Walter Proctor,
SI44 SIS; Henry Reckord Mfg. Co $444 so.
The contr ct was awarded to the Henry
Rcckord manufacturing Company for $444.5O.
The Teachers at Ocean city.
| The annual session of the Maryland
| Teachers Association was held al Ocean City
Worcester county, this week, commencing or
| Tuesday evening. Two meetings were held
on each day, the programmes including the
reading of papers upon important subjects by
| leading instructors and general discussion
of the topics presented, the whole being en-
livened with music.
Prof Albert II. Hopkins, principal Of tn
Bel Air School, was announced to read q pape
on The Ancient Classics in the Modern Higl
SCHOOL," Prof. Albert !. Cook, of the REGISTERS
town High School, was assigned the topic
'EIucafiouai Ideals among the Greeks" ant
Prot Charles f. Wight, of Eavsc d. Grace
!, exp ted 10 take = prominent part in til
discussions.
Among those in attendance from llGfor
county are MIR. Jnhn d. WorthiugtOu, Mr.
thomas g.. G.lbrea,h, tne Secretary, Treas
urer aud Exlmiuereect of the Harfnr
) county schools, PrJfes ors Charles I. Virgil
, a. d y. u. HopHios, Mss Blanche Archer, {
: Be- Al: Mi Lii N u Booker, Of Darlinl
: ton; M,ss-s Annie II C,irnes, of Bel Air, an
Miss Philena Hutton, of Perryman.
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Why don't you have Long Distance Teit-
phone at your houseI
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BATEMAN LIVERY STABLE.
on Main street, in the town of Bel Air The lot
fronts 90 feet on Main street, running back
23S feet and inches. 1t is improved by
very large Livery Stable, with every convent
ence and appliance for taking care of horses
and vehicles. The upper floor is Public Hail,
formerly used by military company as a drill
room.
Terms made known on day of sale,
JOSEPH E. BATEMAN,
Administrator.
j. s. Richardson, Auctioneer
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aIZ O'cIock, 2. NJ, the following
Described PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit !:
One Prescription Case, for Drug store, with
all the fixtures belonging thereto, such as
Counters, &c.. one Apparatus for preparing
Horse Medicines, lot of Paper Boxes for medi-
cines, Bedstead and Mattress. new Medicine
wagon, Canvas Sling for horses. l Sorrel
Colt, 3 years old in June, of Star Russell and
Myrtlet0n stock: fine Office Table, with draw
ers, made of red cedar.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of SO and under
cash; on sums over that amount credit of
four months will be given, on notes with ap-
proved security, payable in Bank.
AT the same time / will nffnr ntP liz Sui,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-14
Public Sale
Of
Livery Stable & Personal Property
ON MONDAY, july la4fh, 1899,

The undersigned, "a administrator of the Per-
sonal Estate OF Frank Bateman, late of Hnr-
ford county, deceased, will sell ut Public Sale,
at the Court House, in Bel Air,