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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-06

Col. Ohio s. Lee, Attorney to the Board,
filed the following report:
To the Hon. the Board OF County School
Commissioners of Hartford County:
In pursuance OF one of my duties as coun-
sci to your Honorable Board, have made nv
yearly examination OF the Treasurer's books
and the accompanying vouchers, for the fiscal
year ending July 3lst, 1898 ami find them cor
rect, corresponding with his report heretofore
made. The books are kept in clear, pains
taking and correct manner, and vouchers were
produced for all expenditures made as shown
by the books. Respectfully Yours,
BEL. AIR, Dec. 3lst, 1898. OrHOS.LEE.
The report was adopted and ordered to be
spread upon the minutes.
The salary OF Office Assistant was increased
one dollar week from January 1st, 1899.
On the recommendation OF Messrs. Hanson
and Lantz, Miss Matte Wheeler was appoint
ed assistant at Edgewood
The Board felt compelled to decline enlarg-
| Ing the Edgewood schoolhouse at this time.
Mr.. Humphrey ID. Humphreys was appoint
ed trustee at South Delta, vice George C. Proc.
tor resigned.
Owing to the large increase in the Academic
work at Bel Air, the Board felt compelled tc
appoint al additional teacher, to take effect
| February list.
The salary of the teacher at Lapidum wal
ordered to be paid for the time lost on &C
count of diphtheIia in the school.
| The Examiner was directed to write to tn,
4
tract on physiologies. he vas also directed
to audit and pay all bills, except in the case
of repairs at Youths Benefit and Fairvev
schools, which were referred to the respective
| Boards of trustees.
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A delightful card party was held on We'd
nesday night at the residence of Register of
Wills, Il. Smith Norris. The time was passed
in epchre, whist and other games. Among
those who participated were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter W. Preston, Mr.. aud Mrs. E. II. d.
Pue, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Jacobs, Mrs.
Samuel w. Bradford, Misses Bessie Farnandis,
Martha Amos, Rosa Jacobs, Sue STREET.,
Mabel STREET., and Rush Williams and Messrs.
&. Cover Street,, Ned Quarles, W. Beatty
Harlan, Alex NJ. Fulford, Jr., and William
Bradford.
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Resolutions of Respect.

AT the annual meeting of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company in Hartford county. held
on January ID. 1899, the recent death of JOHN
s. Dallam, ESD, long director and member of
the executive committee of the Company, was
announced, when the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Since the last annual meeting of
this Company, our feilow-memDer and official,
John :. Dallam, has departed. Therefore
ReSOiCed, That the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Hartford county has learned with
deep regret of the death of Mr. Dallam, and
feel that by it the Company hes losta faithful,
efficient and courteous official and member.
Re$OtUed, That in his Official connection with
this Company, extending over the long period
of more than thirty years, we have always
found in him valuable co-adiutor in the ad-
minisrrationof the affairs of the Company: al
ways promptin attendance, prudent in counsel
and gentle and considerable in his personal re-
lationsswith hi- associates.
ReS0tced, That we recognize in the career Of
our departed friend and associate that devotion
to his family and friends, that practical and
uncomplaining contention with the His OF life:
that faithful discharge of the public and
private duties of life that pletes the charac-
ter OF the good son and the good husband and
father, the good citizen and the faithful public
Official.
Resolved, That these proceedings be publish
ed in the newspapers OF Hartford county; that
pany, and that au engrossed copy of them be
sent TO the family Of our deceased friend and
brother
H. Nj. ALLES, Chairman,
WILLIAM WEBSTER.
THOS. GORSUCH, OF G.
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letter From SaStletOn,

CAFTLETON. Jan. 3.-The cold wave certainly
struck this place on time. On Monday. Janua-
nv 1889, the mercury registered 16o below
zero at > a. NJ. and % below at = p. NJ. -Four
inci;c- OF snow tell on Saturday night. few
siclghs were out, but the roads were in bad
order for SleighIng
MIR. John Gather lost IL valuable COW by
death II few days since. and Mr. Hugh A. Jones
has II very sick one on his hands,
Mr.. William j. 5. Bird is on the sick list.
Measles and grippe are very prevalent in the
neighborhood.
The franklin public school entertainment,
under the charge OF the efficient teacher, Miss
Ray Chase, was grand success, quite NUM-
Der Of the patrons being present.
The Sunday-schOol OF the VI. f. church held
their festival on Tuesday night, December 81,
and it was credit to the school, the little folks
rendering their parts nicely. The music was
excellent. and was highly appreciated by the
large audience. santa Claus and hia good wife
were boLu on hand, much to the enjoyment Of
the children. Many presents were given, and
the worthy pastor, Rev. j. II. Jeifries, was not
OVerl0Ot ed.
Our merchants all seem to be doing thriving
business
The paper mills have had several stoppages
lately. due to the cold weather, but they are
again.
Mr.. Nelson James, who had the misfortune
TO break his arm lately, is dong as well rs
could be eyDCctel. s,
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Personal Mention.

MIR. Gwynu Moore, of ChurehviIIe, is visit
ing his friend, Mr.. e. A. Naylor, Of York
county, this week.
Miss Emily Wiley, has returned to her home
near Norrisvile, from an enjoyable trip to
relatives in Ohio.
MIR. John G. Finney, is confined to his home
at Churchyille, with Il severe attack of the
grippe.
Miss Annie STREET. returned to her home
near Highland Oh Saturday after a very pleas.
ami visit to friends in Baltimore.
The family of Mr.. James K. Whiteford at
Cambria are all Frustrated with the grippe.
Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce is lying very seriously
i'll at his hcme near Manor, Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Roy Brooks, who is in attendance at
st. Georges School, Philadelphia, spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Brooks, Constitution.
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Abingdon News.

ABINGDON, Jan. 4.-The dreaded disease, the
grippe, has made its appearance in dissection.
Mr.. G. X. Sewel and others are confined to
their beds with it.
Miss Kate Hutton, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss sadie Hughes, of near here.
The Christmas entertainment, which was to
take place on last Saturday evening, but which
was pOstposed, on account of inclementweather
until Tuesday evening of this week, was quite q
success The rcctatIons by the children were
exc ilent. The choir consisted of Miss Kate
Cunningham, Miss Sadie Hughes and Miss Rosa
KNIGHT, DIR. OppermGn and Mr.. Vinton Pyle,
with Miss Lizzie Meter as organist The church
was very neatly trimmed and u beautiful
Christmas tree decorated one corner. Mrs.
Oppermau, Miss Lizzie Meter and Miss Sadie
Hughes deserve much credit for decorating the
church. Santa Claus paid a visit to the children
and some of the older folks. MIR. Ridgely, of
Carroll county, recited several very nice selec-
tionS, which were greatly enjoyed.
The members and friends of Magnolia NJ. E.
church paid til sir pastor. Rev. w. ID. Knight,
81 this place. visit u lew days ago, and left
he harder well filled. and even their horse.
BILLY" was not forgotten, for be was treated
TO load of hay, &c.
Mr.. Ridgely and sister, of Carroll county,
were the guests Of Rev. and Mrs w. d.
Knight, week.
The Misses McGaw. Of this place, who went
TO Baltimore to spend their Christmas, are both
confined TO their beds with the grippe. C.
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Stevenson A. Williams, trustee, to J. William
| Mitchell.
5. w. Bradford sc. trustees, to Frank II.
jacobs.
VIM. II. Thompson SC, to Samuel J. Deck
man. &c.
j. Royston Stiiler, trustee, to Charles F.
Preston.
John H. Russell and wife to James McCom-
mons.
Annie E. Wilson &C., to George d. White
lock.
robert Archer, trustee. TO Lingan J. 'Livezy.
Silas w. Hollingsworth &c. to Mary 81. Hol-
lingsworth.
field
Stephen J. Seneca and wife, to w. E. Burns
& Bro.
George L. Van Bibber sc trustees, to Isrs Ell
Roberts.
Frank H. Jacobs and wife to s A. Williams.
Thomas II. Robinson, trustee, to H. b. 81 uns.
Lawrence p. Andrews to E. Willard Scar
borough.
David G. McNabb &C., to Mary C. Ran HALL.
Anna w. Hines to j. Edgar Dean.
Alice d, Mitchell &C., and Esther j. ID. Woods.
Robert Tenant and Isabella A. Hughes.
Robert 5. Parke and wife to J. Ross White
ford.
George l.. VanBibber, trustee, to John ].
Duncan.
Henry D. Farnandis, trustee &C.. to B. u O..
K. X. Co.
Edward Proctor. &C., to John II. Price, lease.
York Peach Bottom Slate Co., to JOHN H.
Price &c., lease.
Henry b. Bruins ct al, to Harry W. VIII tstler.
Mary A. c. Healy to William H. Deppsh.
Joseph H. Leib and wife to Rachel D orcas
Gilbert.
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Clayton CLIPPINGS.

The new church at Joppa will be dedicated
on January 30 at IL O'Clock. Several noted
speakers will be present. among them Rev. F.
y. Powell. pastor of Garfield VI emorial church,
Washington. ID. c.
Prospect Hill school, No. 4, district ]. which
cnrolls ~ pupils, rendered Il short programme
to the public On Friday before the Holidays
Presents were made TO tine teachers, Mr.. C. a.
MiddendOrf and Miss Mary Stephens, by Rev.
j. =. Hopkins. III behalf OF room No. /.
parlor social was given on Thursday even
ing 10y Mrs. N. n Beight, i'll honor of her neice,
Miss Lydia Leight. The evening was pleasant
" spent in games and music. AT Il late hour
the company was invited to the dining room,
where Il hountitul supply of refreshments
were served. The company then departed
wiShin> Miss Lydia many returns Tor the pleas
antcvenng spent at Pine Grove. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. N IL. Leight, Misses
LS die, Emma and Nellie Leigbt Sophia Smith,
Grac" Baker, gnes and Clara Orsburn. Messrs.
WnCdley Pyle, frank Pierce, N. Gnrrell, w. Ii.
ChiiCoat, Clifton Leiglt and others.
The Sunday school of Mountain Christian
church held lis Christmas entertainment on
Friday evening. The pupils Of the school were
treated to candy. nuts, etc. Mrs. Harry Pyle
presided at the organ.
Mrs. John iiechtuld, of Clayton, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Harting, of Washing ton,
ID. c.
SIR. William Kirk, OF Philadelphia, is visiting
his friend, Mr.. Il. 4. Smith, If Clayton Farm.
Miss kute Weber. of Baltimore. is visiting
Mrs. Chas. CreswelI of The Mountain.
Miss Minnie Duyal of Pikcsville, spent the
HOLIDAYS with her mother, Mrs. G. z. DuvaI, Of
Glen Echo. ROSEBUD.
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The Havre de Grace Election.

The annual municipal election was held in
Havre de Grace on Monday, Mayor and six
members of the City Council being chosen
There were two tickets in the field, but there
was but little opposition to what was known
AS the regular ticket. The latter was headed
by Robert X. Fanneman for Mayor, with j.
Jacob Osmond, Jr., William $. McCombs and
w. j. Fisher. The opposition ticket bore the
name of Michael Fahey for Mayor, and named
Isaac Hecht, DIR. j.. H. Cochran, j. Ii. McVey,
Mathew Reynolds, Il. e. Coburn and Henry
&. Lawder for Councilman. The election was
an extremely quiet one, only four hundred
and ninety Two votes being cast. The regular
nominees were elected.
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Bel AIR Notes.

Miss Elise Williams, is visiting Miss Helen
Ward, at Elizabeth, n. j.
Miss jamie Mcintosh, of Westminster, is a
guest of the Misses Forwood.
Mr.. Harry s. Carver, the cashier in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court, has been
confined to his home during the week by a
severe attack of the grippe.
List of uHculled for letters remaining In the
Bel Air postoilice: Mr.. Bonds, Willie Finlsis,
Mrs. Luly Henderson, Mrs. Hullpipe. Mr.. s..
d. Hopkins, Miss Eleanor Holland Smith,
Mrs. Nicholas c. Watt, of Madonna, is a
guest or her sister, Mrs. Hannah e. McComas,
of Broadway.
Miss Matte Willis, of Baltimore, was guest
of the Misses Geatty, this week.
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acknowledgements.

The parsonage of Susquehanna Circuit of
the Methodist Protestant Church, was the
scene ON Tuesday evening, December 90, OF
an interesting and attractive wedding. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Frank Caponic,
of Bush Chapel and Miss Octavia, the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli McCommons.
The marriage took place at half-past seven
O'Clock, the officiating minister being Rev.
Frank Ii. Mullireaux, pastor o; the circuit.
The bride was gowned in handsome sky
blue poplin, trimmed with white satin and
passementerie, with hat and gloves to match.
After the hearty congratulations of their
many friends, refreshments were served.
The joyous couple received many useful and
valuable presents. [rhis communication was
received too late for publication last week.
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The Christmas entertainment OF the Ayres
which WAS crowded To its fullest extent. The
programme was a good one and well carried
out. The exercises consisted of singing by
the choir, and recitations by Carl Wiley, Mary
Dalton, Gary Waltemyer, Elva Wright,
Myrtle Hitchcock, Belle Arthur, Jennie
Gemmill, Frank Anderson, Olive Wiley, Annie
Dalton, and Allie Wright. At the conclus-
ion of the programme Santa Claus entered
and superintendent the distribution Of gifts &c.
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WILMA. Jan. i. The SuGday-schooi of the
JcruSmlcM tMOuntainl Christian church held
their Christmas cntcrtainmcnton Friday night
a large audience was present. and al seemed
TO enjoy the OCcuSIOn. especially when tho
venerable Santa Claus made his appearance.
He made the usual presents the children,and
awarded prizes to the deserving ones. He did
not forget to leave small token each for the
pastor and secretary, as evidences of the man.
ner in which their services had been apprecia-
ted.
The sick list of the neighborhood is quite a
lengthy one. Dir. X. 4. Spering seems to be
somewhat improved. Mr.. Willard Pyle. who
mas Just recovered from an attack of typhoid
fever, is again an invalid; this time suffering
from neuralgia. Mr.. Amor Pyle has been ill,
for several weeks. at his home, near Stock
ton. Mrs. Hudson Bateman is one OF the latest
victims of the grippe. TRIX.
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Fatal Accident.

Mr.. George Mitchell, one of the rubbish
hands employed at the slate vuarry of Mr..
Robert l.. Jones, near Bangor, met with all
accident on Monday which resulted in the
loss Of his life. lie was at work in the bot
tom of the pit, when the cable which is used
for elevatiug the rubbish as well as the blocks
OF slate to the surface, frightened over the
block aud the loose end OF the cable wrapped
itself around and lifting Mr.. Mitchell from
the ground, carried him to the top of the
quarry, when it relaxed its grasp and he
dropped over hundred feet to the bottom.
Assistance was promptly rendered and the
unfortunate man was alive when reached, but
died almost imm ediaiely sfterward. He was
q resident Of West Bangor, about forty years
of age and left widow and several small
children.
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The Epiphany.

Today, Friday, is Old Christmas. day
which perhaps more than any other day in
the calendar, is clothed with tradition and
superstitions awe. Most OF the traditions
are forgotten, but many of them are still re-
called by the old folke, such as the old
belief that at midnight OF January 5, the
cattle all knelt in their stalls and the springs
of running waiter turned momentsrily into
wine. 1t celebrates the visit Of the "Three
Kings of Orient" or Wise Men to the manager
I'm which the infant Saviour lay.
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Marriage Licenses Issued ia Decem-
her.

Wallace C. Maggie and Leila May Trago.
Elisha Hilton and Frances y. V. Collins.
Augustus Bishop and Celesta A. Durbin.
Nelson Whiteford and Louisa Barton.
Charles w. Byrd and Ida NJ. Taylor.
John L. Porkoney and Mary Alice McNamee.
Harry e. Walker and A. Lulu Smith.
Thomas II. Dick and Mary E. Jones.
Robert X. BuSkins and Sarah G. Rowe.
Robert w. Holland, Jr. and Fannie Walter.
William c. Bryant and Lille A. Weaver.
William Williams and Molie Hall.
j. Andrew Wallace and Nettie E. Heaps.
Charles H. Krete and Elizabeth X. Neale.
Frank Caponic and Octavia G. McCommons.
David o. King and Fannie F. Famous.
James X. ;iethley and Lilly NJ. Fletcher.
James F. McCommc ms and Oleita v. Mitchell.
David H. James and Lucy D. Floyd.
Edward Grandon and Priscilla Rice.
Ephraim Smith and Susie Harris.
George HI. Mitchell and NJ. Florence Mitchell.
Charles Whimns and Nette Brown.
Calvin A. Rogers and Luella Donaheo.
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Christmas at mount Zion.

The Sunday School connected with Mount
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church held its
annual Christmas festival on Tuesday night
at the church near Fountain Green. The
programme was we'll conducted under the
charge Of Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen, the superin-
teudent aud consisted of choice music and
ROTATIONS. Among those who took part in
the exercises were Misses Nettie Boyd, Fffie
Day and Agnes Dozen, Master Walter Wilson
and others. An address was made by the
pastor, Rev. Frank X. Isaac. At the con-
cusiou Of the exercises handsome and ap-
propriate present was made to Mr.. Isaac.
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Something for the New Year.

The world renowned success of Hostetter's
Stomach BitteIs, and their continued popular
ity for near half century as stomachic, is
scarcely more wonderful than the welcome that
greets Hostetter's Almanac. This medical
treatise is published by the Hostetter Company,
Pittsburgh, Pa, under their own immediate
supervision, employing sixty hands IN that de-
partment. The issue of the same for 1899 wi
be over eleven millions, printed in nine Ian
guages. Refer to copy of it for valuable and
interesting reading concerning health, and
numerous testimonials as to the efficacy of Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters. The Almanac for
1899 can be obtained. free of cost, from drug
gists and general country dealers in all parts
of the country.
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At Grove Presbyterian Church, Aberdeen,
on Wednesday, Miss NJ. Florence Mitchell
was married to Mr.. George Fl. Mitchell. The
groom is the son Of the late ID. Edward Mitch
ell. The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. John
A. Mitchell. Rev. David Jamison performed
the ceremony. The bride wore white silk
dress entran, with chiffon trimming, her veil
being fastened with a spray of lilies of the
valley and she carried shower bouquet Of
Bride roses
Miss E. Jillard Vincent, of Baltimore, was
maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Henrietta Il. Mitchell, OF Baltimore; Mrs
Charles II. kriete, of Aberdeen; Miss Virginia
Harris, of Bush River Neck: Miss Carrie
Cord. Mr.. Frank Mitchell was best man.
The ushers were DIR. Charles H. Kriete, Of
Aberdeen; DR.. T. Arthur Cronin, of Perry
man, and Mr.. Aubrey Mitchell, of Old Bay
Farm near Hayre de Grace
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James Hill, colored who was shot by Rober
! Robinson, colored, en- Saturday, December g.
| and was removed 10 the Johns Hopkins Hos
pitai, Baltimore, Cor treatment, died at that
institution on Tuesday. 1t will be remem
bered that trouble arose between the men on
account of Hlll's familiarity with Robinson's
wife and that on the night in question Rob-
inson shot twice, Ion 81 OTIS taking effect.
Robinson surrendered himself and was
brought to Bel Air aud lodged in Jail but was
afterwards released on 5000 security.
Who got the Cane.
The children of Bel Air have been greatly
interested for several days past in the DISPOSE
tion of huge candy cane which has been
susPende IN tie show window in MIR. A. I.
Geatty's store on Main street. Every child
who purchased goods at the store was entitled
to guess The number of beans in Il jar in the
store; being allowed one guess for each dime
invested and the count was made and the
winner announced on Saturday. There were
2l7 tickets deposited, and the guesses ranged
from l5G to 100000. Master Palmer Tired
way was the lucky one, his guess coming
within of the exact number. There were
2, 81 beans in the jar and Palmer guessed
., 3l4, Lillian Staley was close second, guess
ing 2,303 and Lizzie Proctor, third, guessing
:, 300.
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Mr.. John A. Hanna's Will.

The last will and testament OF the late John
A. Hanna has been probated before the Regis
ter of Wills. The bequesthing clause is as
follows: 81 give devise and bequeath all of
nv real estate and personal property, includ-
ing all easehold, to my nephews and nieces
living at the time of my death, share and
share alike. John B. Hanna has been ap-
nointed executor and has bonded for twenty
five thousand dollars, indicating estate of
half of that amount.
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The total number of marriage licenses Is
sued by Mr.. William :. Forwood, Jr., Clerk
of the Circuit Court, amounted to two hun
dred and one, of which one hundred and
fifty seven were to white people and forty-four
to negroes. The three closing months OF the
year seemed to be the favorites. The month
ly showing was as follows: January, %; Feb
ruary, Il; March, Is; April, ID; May, o. June,
Is; July, 10; August, 3; September, Is;
October IS; November. q: December. d
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New Years Reception.

\ New Year reception was held on Monday
at the residence of Hon. stevenson A. Viii
liams, corner Of Main and Gordon streets,
which was largely attended aud cminently
enjoyed. The receiving party, Mrs. Williams
and her daughters, Mrs. K. Harry Webster,
and Misses Elise and Rush Williams were as
sisted in the reception of the guests by Misses
Sue STREET., Harriet and Lena FanBibber and
Bessie Richardson, Mrs. w. Boyd Bell and
Mrs. j. T.. C. HOPKINS
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NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
From ChurchyiIle,

CHURCHyILLE, Jan. 3-The communion SER
vice which was to have been held at the Pres
byterIan Church last sunday, was POSTPONED
for week owing to the small attendance.
Mrs. Bye with her son Charlie, who have been
visiting her mother, Mrs. "A nderson, has return
cd to her home in Cecil county.
Miss Ava Ball is spending some time with
relatives in n ew York.
MIR. Edwin w. Fiuney has returned to Phila-
delphia after spending the holidays at his home
in ChurchvIle.
The farmers around are filling their houses
with four inch ice. ASCANIUS
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DIED.

FAVOUR.-At his residence, near Fallston,
on TUESDAY. January 3, 1899, Captain JOHN
Z. FAVOUR, in the eighty-sixth year of his
age. His funeral will take place on this
friday morning at nine O'Clock. Interment
at Long Green Catholic church.
In Philadelphia on Tuesday, December ID,
1898, Of typhoid fever, HOWARD B. LOVE,
aged twenty-eight years, third son OF Mrs.
Rachel Love and and the late Philip H. Love,
of Hartford county, Md. Interment was at
Statewide Pa