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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

Mr.. S. w. Bradford, Of the Bel Air, bar, has
in his possession copy OF an interesting cd
medical book called "Medieinal experiments
aud choice Of safe remedies by the Hon.
K. Boyle L. K. s. 1t was printed at Princes
Arms in st. Paul's churchyard, England, in
l7l3. An interesting article upon this book
recently appeared in The Cttvchman written
by Lucy ID. Waterman, 1t says:
at is q collection of household remedies, SO
efficient, the publisher informs the reader
with generous use of capitals, as frequently
TO have relieved those who used Them, aud
sometimes strangely outdoae E1ptc'atons."
'They are curious reading; yes, and occa-
sionalIy gruesome, these homely old remedies,
and set one to wondering why they were first
put into print. @@-
'Most of these recipes are intended for the
use OF those who live in the Country, where
Physicians are scarce, or hard to be had by
Poor People. They SAVIOR OF the country,
| these old directions to use the Powder of the
Misseltoe OF the Oak; to take, In the declining
OF the moon in August, the Fruit called
| Hips, viz, Those Of the Wild Brier, with all
tiO jun lhat stoWo Oh W SulC q
quartan with compound that includes the
| black tips Of crabs claws and TO use rose
| mary aad house snatls In making choice
| Medicine for the Palsie.' Mr.. Boyle's critic
n tie British Quarterly, calls 'his dispense
tory, catalogue OF as vile denominations Al
ever sick man was compelled TO swallow, ant
sometimes half agree with his remarks. Blu
what could be more delicate than this prescrip
| ion 'For sight Richness OF the Eyes ?
/ lake of French Barley half an ounce, ant
| Damask Roses half handful. Boil them bu
very little Ia a Pint of Spring-water and will
| this moistsn the Part Affected ..
| "But most amazing, and most likely to hay
called forth that charge of canniba!ism mai
by Bar. Boyie's reviewer IN the Quarterly, |
the following Uncommon but experience
Remedy Take the Bone OF the Thigh of
qang'd Man (perhaps another may serve, bu
this was sill made use oily calcins it TO White
ness and give 'One Dram Of this white Pow
der for one Dose in good Cordial, whethe
iConserYe or Liquor"
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Circuit Court.

The case of william r. Broadway vs. The
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Com
pany, was argued and given to the jury on
Monday. A verdict ives rendered for The de-
PENDANTS.
On Tuesday the case OF Si'as Baldwin, ad-
ninistrator vs. Noble l.. Mitchell, admins
traitor, 1'cadentc lite and Joseph Ashton, was
commenced before jury. Owing to the alb
sence OF an important witness, a juror was
Withdrawn and the case continued to the
next term. s. a. Williams for plaintiff; Van
Bbber and Harlan for defendants.
On Thursday the following cases were tried
before jur!es:
e State VS. J. Henry Bowman, charged with
violating the liquor law. mot Guilty"
Preston AID Robinson for defence
State VS.. Mary Grew, same. Not Guilty."
Preston for defence.
State VS.. Cnas Crew, same. mot Guilty"
Same counsel.
Another case against Bowman Was stetted.
The jury was discharged until Monday.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

George Swift and Emma Evelyn Keys, both
Ut Fllntvile. =, ID
r. Thomas Boyer, of Del Air, and Armida
NJ. Dick, of Forest ill.
John n. Stearis. of GeorGetowa, Del, and
Tura NJ. Price, of I.apidum.
Charles sholpp, of Calvary, and Anna NJ. W.
Wiegand. OF Churchvi!e.
J. Alexis Shrivcr, of Wins, and Harriet L.
Van Bihb-r. of Pei All.
Georse C:h"ey, CT Fawn Grove. Pa, and
Isabella ht., { Dublin.
Chs oRED.
Alexander Stewart and Ham J. Hall,
both of Bel Air.
Benjamin F. Teel and E.Lma K Johnson,
both of Black Horse.
David A. >tept erson ard Mary Stephenson,
both of Michaelsville.
Joseph f. Toney and Hannah e. Rice, both
of Bel Air.
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A Pleasant Summer Home.

The country is now presenting one Of the
best and most enticing appearances of the
year. Everything which has spark of vital
ity has donued its freshest and most gorgeous
apparel, and It is only natural that those per-
sons who are confined within the narrow
grooves through which the life of the average
work-a-day inhabitant of a city must neces-
sarily run, should begin to pine for sight of
the green fields and babbliDg brooks, which
make rural life go fascinating when the air
is heated by the summer sun.
"Where shall we spend the summer" is a
question which even now is agitating a goodly
number of persons, and as the habit of fleeing
from the close quarters and Initiated cir Of the
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lie - 4 Good FelioW.

Mr.. James VI. Reynolds, o! B Il Air, was in
Tuwson on Monday. He was All applicant
for p.,sf master IT his town and had very
strong backing but failed to get the place.
Mr.. Reynolds is a native Of Ohio and was 3
schoo'mate OF President Mckinley and knew
all the mcusbers CT his family ultimately. He
was s soldier il the Union army ard has re-
sided at Re! Air since the war."-IqltimOre
County Union Brother Longnecker has
failed to uote that Mr.. Reynolds was also a
schooImate of the late Jsmes g. Riaine. Mr..
Reynolds Was formerly Well known as a
prominent Democrat, bat go many Of his
schoo!matcs have boon running for President
lately that he changed his politics, bat-he is
a good fellow for ell that.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

Martha Harris, vino cifims to be the widow
OF Lewis Harris, the negro who was hargcd
By unknown parties on the night of March
&c, amused herself a:d disguised The com
muuijy on sunday morning by INDUCING In a
violent strain Of profanity during which she
;uyeisle l against certain Of our citizens in
particular and the whole Caucasian race in
general. She was arrested on Monday morn
Ing by deputy sheriff Daver and he'd for o
bearing, Mr.. Solomon Gatz giving bond for
her appearance. In the afternoon she was
tried before Justice Norris and Gaed five
dollars ard costs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01
Protestant Fprscopal Convention

Thy annual convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the diocese OF Maryland
commenced on Wednesday at Emmanuel p.
E. Church, Baltimore, Bishop Paret presid,
ing.
The delegates from Hartford county are as
follows: Christ Church John Moores; Emman.
ue, Joseph NJ. STREET.; St. Johns, William
w. Hopkins; Holy Trinity, James Lee; st
Georges, Charles W. Michael; Grace Memoir
ial, D. e. Wharton Smith.
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Ihn ENlinaN.

TIE solar ecliraa, concerning which SO much
hes been written and said, occurred on Men
day morning and attracted vast deal OF at
tentior. 1t very nearly reached totality here,
there being but thin crescent visible at the
time when the phenomenon was at its height
The light isecy clouds which almost covered
the eastern half Of the sky, served a double
purpose. They not only deadened the bril-
lance of the great luminary, but enabled the
gazing populace to dispense with the smoked
glass. The ight during The darkest period
was almost that Of twilight.
Oae of the most attractive features was the
appearance of faint rainbow to the west of
the sun, which, however, only lasted 70: q
short time.
The next total eclipse which will be visible
in the United States is scheduled to appear
on June s, 1918.
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His Third AmniYersarY.

The W. F. NJ. Society of the H'yre de Grace
Presbyterian Caurch gave pleasant and we'll
attended social in the parlors of the church
on Franklin street, on Friday evening, IN
Alfred T. Waldo. These who took part were
Mrs. Weisner, OF Wa. ellington, d. c.; Profes
sor Charles I. Wright, Professor Charles T
Wilson, DR.. Fl. L Fair, Mrs j. L Brown, Mrs.
j. Swami Everist aud Misses Annie Letter
L, dia Lyon and Steele Russell.
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base Bail Notes,

secured tract of ground in that city 40 by
800 feet in size have enclosed it with csnva:
screen: eight feet ia height, and provided i,
with all the necessary appurtenarces fol
Witnessing the game.
game was played on Saturday betweer
tie HAVE de Grace club aud Que from Ceci
county, which resulted III favor CT tie liar.
ford club BIZ score Of & to- 5.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

William Pres on, an aged coored man meet
with an accident on Friday which resulted in
mis- death. Preston who WIS over seventy
years of age, was engaged at work upon a
wall of the bsrn upon the farm of William Il.
Tucker, near Hickory, when he accidentally
fell to the grouid, a distance of about eight
feet. Paralysis ensued resulting in his death
on Sunday. He was buried at Hendon Hill.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

A company has been formed to control the
process of printing without ink, by using cleo
tricty aud chemically prepared paper. In a
short time. it is expected, this innovation will
be completely introduced, and old methods
revolutionized. There is one thing, however,
that has resisted all innovations; that is Hos
letters Stomach BItters. which has many ini-
tators. but equals u cure for stomach.
has been the standard medicine of the Ameri-
can people for the past tiftyyears. Itisa Won
derfnl medicine for dyspepsia. indigestion.
biliousness,- insomnia. constipation and ner-
yousuess. It also prevents malaria, fever and
sgue. 1t keeps the stomach in good condition.
and the bowels regular. Try it, and you will
not be diaaDpOinted.
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The Black Case.

The record in the case of William Black
who was indicted BY the May Graz q jury for
committing a rape in this county in February
las; which had EeCu Forwarded to baltimore
By Mir. William y. Forwocd, DR., was re-
ceiyed or Thursday by Mr.. Henry j. Broen
ing, clerk OF the Criminal Court Of that city.
States Attorney Robert N. McLane satd that
he did not know when the trial would take
place.
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Meeting of the Revolutionary Sect

| Meeting of the Revolutionary Society
| The Revolutionary Society of Hartford
county held meeting in the Court House on
Wednesday with Col. Herman Stump presid
ing, aud Mr.. Samuel w. Bradford acting ss
| secretary.
| The committee on constitution and bylaws,
through Its chairman, Mr. Richard Dallam,
made report, which was adopted. The
constitution makes the list Of persons eligible
for membership to include any person above
| the age of 81 years who is de.csnded from an
ancestor who was signer Of the Hartford
| Declaration of March %, 1775, or any person
| resident CT the State of Maryland who is de-
scended from an ancestor who took active
part, military or civil, In secuiiog the indie
penderce OF the Thirteen Colonies, or any
person who Is descended from an ancestor
who. while resident of Maryland, took an
active part in the Revolutionary War. By this
provision the society will be speedily enabled
to become one OF the largest and most promi-
nert in Maryland, and will be enabled to bring
before the people atIarge, the fact of the
Hartford Declaration antedatiug the Mecklin-
burg resolutions.
The influence of the Association will be
used to render the celebration at Bush, on
July 4th, an epoch in the history Gf the coun-
~. Tie programme will include the erection
Of g!ani,e tablet at Bush commemorating
the historical fact it is intended to celebrate,
and the rest of the day will be devoted to
diversified amusements. The pleasure grounds
of Otter Point will probably he utilized, and
the site q old Baltimore is easily accessible
from there by short, pleasant sill on the
waters of Bush river. Prominent speakers
from distance will be present and all the
different patriotic societies IN Maryland will
be invite to be present and participate.
Mount Arsrat Lodge A. F. & AN. will be in
Vited 10 take charge of the ceremonies and uu-
veil the tablet and number Of other organi7a-
tions arc expected to participate in the obser-
vances, pyrote chnicsl display bsing given at |
night.
The following chairmen of sub commi tees |
have been appointed; Finance, William s.
Forwood, dr., transportation, George L. Van
Ribber; militia, j. Thomas G, Hopkins; invita- |
tions and correspondence, Samuel w. Brad. |
ford; speakers, Stevenson A. Williams: !
grounds and smusements, Richard Dallam. |
These committees are to report at a meeting to |
be held on Wednesday next. Il
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From Bo0thby Hill.

BooTHBY HILL. May 31.-The neighbors
around here are preparing for summer.
Corn planting is well under way: wheat is
looking very well, but the prospect for hay Is
poor one, while the pears and peaches give
promise of abundant crops.
Mrs. Nellie Hickey has had her house over
hauled and painted. So, also, has Mr.. William
Fl. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Magness, of Belcamp,
were visitors last Sunday In this neighborhood.
Mrs. Corson, of Baltimore county, is visiting
her daughter, Miss Rubena Corson.
Mr.. James Orr, of Perryman, was the guest
of his brother, Mr.. X. Orr, on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey, Mrs. William s. Hen
ming, Miss Edith Henning, of Baltimore, and
Miss Florence Small, of Bath, Maine, are the
guests at marlborough this week.
The teachers and scholars of Boothby Hill
school obtained clear view of the eclipse of
the sun, by means of smoked glass.
Mr.. J. p. MITCHELL of Baltimore, Is visiting
Mr. W. D. Osborn, of Short Lane. OBSERVER.
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eaaStcr Elected

At meeting OF The Board OF Directors of
the CitiZaAs' National faak Of Hapre Dc Grace,
held last week, NJ. Stanley NJ. HanIay, of
Aberdeen, was eccsed'cashiar. He is at pres
eat occupying the position of teller in the
First National Bank of Aberdeen.
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GEORGE L. yANBIBBER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

Esther Y. Waters l
vs.. Consolidated cases
Rachel w. Amber ct In the Circuit Court
al. and Elizabeth r. for
Rainford ct al, execu- Hartford County.
tors, &C., vs.. In Equity.
Rachel w. Amber ct
al.
ORDERED. this 9th day of May, 1900, that
~ the sales made and reported in the above
entitled cause by Noble L. Mitchell, trustee, be
finally confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 4th day OF
June, 1900; provided a copy of this order be in.
serted in some newspaper publishedin Hartford
weeks before the 4th day of June, 1900.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S WINS. FoRwooD, JR., Clerk.
True copy, Test:
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A Gail Accented.

Rev. G. A. Richards, of Cumberland has
been selected as rector of st. Georges Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, Spesutia, 10 sue
coed Rev. w. A. Arich whose resignation
will take effect on July LIST. Mr.. Richards
has accepted the call.
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A very pleasant reception YVES given to Mr.
and Mrs.. Richard Z. Sparks, lnee Miss Lottie
Payn.) at their home at Phoenix, Baltimore
county, upon their eturn from Atlantic City.
Among those prefent were Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Pearce, Mr.. and Yrs. Elmer Miller,
Mrs. j. 7. Payne, mother of the bri lie; Mrs.
Frances Sparks, mother of The groom; Misses
Ella e. Otto, Elizabeth Ayers aud Grace
Payne, sister of the bride; Frank Sparks,
Raymond Amos, Walter Perdue, Harry
Macalester, Laban Sparks, Allen Sparks,
Joseph Sparks, Eldridge E. Henderson and
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Spa received many
useful and valuable presents.
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NOBLE L. MITCHELL, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
Mary II. Hoffman and In tho Circuit Court
Thomas ]. Hoffman, for
her husband, VS.. Hartford County
Sarah L. Davis " others In Equity.
ORDERED, this 31st day of May 1900, that
the sales made and reported in the above
entitled cause by Noble L. Mitchell, trustee, be
finally confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 25th day Of
June, 1900: provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in Har-
ford county once in each of three (3) successive
weeks before the 25th day of June 1900.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81 500.
True copy, test: a-o,>
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C0uG rnistiOn.

Right Reverend William Pares, Bishop of
MAJ yIand vfsi,el Emmanuel 2. Z. Church on
-;uEdsy aile;n@on aiI aGm;Gs eed the
apostolic Giie of cousimGtion to a class OF
eleven ITis1nS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-01

List OF uncalled for letters remaining in the
Bel Air postofice.-Wm. G. Clark, Mrs. Il. F.
johnson, Mrs. franklin johnson and Oliver
A. Kelley.
Mr.. Harmon E. Hoblitzell has been confined
to his room this week by severe attack OF
rheumatism.
Mr.. Harold Scarboro, OF the Evening
Ne,rs has temporarily removed his family to
Gainesville, Eear Baltimore. We are g'ad to
state that he does not intend to permanently
give up his res dence In Bel Air.
Mrs. Dryden ard her daughter, Miss Gracs
Dryden, Of Baltimore, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Harry d. Hanway last week.
Mrs. Jeanette JeLifer, Of Baltimore county
is guest OF her sister, Mrs Nicholas }.
Hutchins.
Mrs. Walter w. Preston is visiting b; r
s:ster-in-law Mrs. Ii. W. Pue, of VI est B ingor,
Pa
Miss Clara May Bauer is visiting her sister
Mrs. james NJ. Anderson on West Lanvals
street, Baltimore.
Mr.. Clifford &. Barnes has removed to Balti.
more where he is In the employ Of the Con-
soidated Railway Company.
The Methodist Protestant parsonage has
been repaired and Is receiving much needed
coat of paint.
Mrs. Frank Hunt and Miss Sadie Proctor
are visiting relatives at Peters burg, Va.
MIR. aid Mrs. j. Wocdey Richardson, of
Baltimore, are guests of Mr. Richardson's
parents in Bel Air.
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Tee Cream.

We are better prepared than ever forsupply-
ing Festivals, Picnics and Private Families with
Superior Quality of ICE CREAM, and at rates
that will surprise you. Write for prices.
8. NcLAREN SPENCER,
Chrop,a Hill Md
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substitution Books ODeUed,

at a meeting of the Directors of the Bel Air
aud Hnyre de Grace Electric Railway and
power Company, held at Havre de Grace May
70. 1900, 1t was resolved that Books for Sub
sscription to the Capital Stock of said company
be opened to the public at the office of Noble
T. Mitchell, in Bel Air, and at the First National
bank OF Havrc de Grace, on June 15, 1900, at
10 a. NJ: The par value OF the stock will be
twenty-five dollars, (S25) per share.
By order of the Board.
W. BEATTY HARLAN
SecrekarT.
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ORDER NISL

ORDER NISL
In the matter of the
ex parte sale of the
Real Estate conveyed
by deed of MortGage,
from Moses s, Silver IN the Circuit Court
and wife to Daniel for
Scott dated Sd March, Hartford County.
1894, and recorded In Equity.
amoag the Land
Records of Hartford
county, in Liber w. 8.
F., No. 80, folio 221 J
ORDERED. this 10th day of May, 1900. that
" the sale made and reported by Robert
Archer, assignee of MORTGAGE in these pro-
ceedinga, be finally ratified and confirmed. un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the I'd day of June, 1900; provided .
copy of this order be inserted In some news
paper published in Hartford county once in
each of three successive weeks before the ID
day of June, 1000.
WIN. s. FoRwooD. JR.. Clerk.
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LETTER TO MRS. PNKHAM no. 4s,e7o1

fLETTEa TO MRS. PNKHAM NO. At, e7o1
81 had female COM
plants so bad that it
caused me to have
historical fits; have had
as many as nine in one
day.
"Five bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
cured me and it has
been a year since I had
an attack.
Tlrs. Edna Jackson,
Pearl, La.
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Examination Notice.

Inc examination of candidates for admission
70 the various classes of the To ne Institute for
me year l99o-l901 will be held at the Institute
Bullding, III TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE
l4th and 10th. Although second examine
ton Will be held two days preceding the OPEN
18th. boys and girls planning to enter the In
stltute IN the Fall are urged to be present az
5he 1rst OF the foregoing examinations, viz |:
j une Nth and 1hfh ~' ~
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days after
the first publication of this notice application
will be made to the County Commissioners of
Hartford county 10 locate and open public
ginning at point on the road leading from
Five Forks to the Rocks, where James III.
Days private road enters said road and rum
James II. Day, william H. Day, ]. Merrymsn
GLADDEN., Mrs. Mary v. Whiteford, Mrs. Kate
winder and Annie STREET. to the road from
Pylesville to Highland Presbyterian Church.
near tho road leading to Highland Station, b.
and T., r. r..
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Heroes" Patheticslly recited by Miss Grace
Mordew. Miss Phelps closed her part OF the
programme by recitipg Gan Quiet Along the
Potomac Tonight" in i mauner which arrest
ed the attention of tie large congregation and
evoked at lis conclusion burst OF applause,
which even the sacreGnrSs Of the place cou' Il
not r"st""n. same. ca" closed the exercises
The sit s'"S VS. iei ny select choir com
poa.d OF NJ. .ilG.e" ifahr, :,lisses E's;e
Almoay, Maud Mordew, Estelle Mason n..;;
Mamie Phelps ana Mcssrs q. $. Wiley and
Andrew Bahr, with Miss Maggie Galbreath as
organist.
The wilma band was present on both occa-
sions and eniiVsned the services with their
music.
The officers of Wann Post, who had the
ceieor&'ou in charge we're Capt.R. f. Bouldin,
Commando: John Axer, Officer o! the Day:
James Grafton, Standard Bearer. 1t must be
gratifying 10 them to know that their efforts
were crowned with such signal success
We regret that waut of space prevents our
publishing MIR. Henderson's beautiful poem.
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Public Sale
IS "a -

Bay Horse, good driver and worker, well
broken; Gray Mare, safe for ladies to drive; j
ycar-Old Colt, Hambletonian stock; Guernsey
Cow, Boar and Sow Pigs, thorough Berk-
shire stock; 8 Butcher Wagons, in good order;
l one-horse no-top Wagon, Wagon Bed set
of Running Gears Buggy, Phseton, Wagon
Tongue. set Double Buggy Harness, 2 sets of
Single Harness, for butcher wagon. set OF
Plow Harness, / two.horse Plow. one-horse
PloW. CutivatOrs, Harrow, Double Shovel
fiow, Collars, Brides, Halters, Blankets and
Robes. B Blocks aud Ropes. Butchers Scales,
saws, Knives and Steels, 2 forty gallon Iron
Pots, Boiler and Engine, sausage Chopper
tirst.class and nearly new; Sausage Suffer-
Lard Press, Trucks, Beam and Peas, capacity,
l,2s0 lbs; 1 do, ca aclty 45o lbs; PiatfoYnn
Scales, capacity 1000 les; e-horse Tread
Power. J. Rubber aud Leather Relts, Meat
Whoeibarrow, Iron Trucks with Barrels. lot
V mite Oak Lumber. Barrels, Carpenters Tools,
Hedge TriInmers, Scythes, Cutting Box. Corn.
shelter, 2 Lawn Mowers, Shoyels, Hoes, Forks
and Rakes, 2 Cupboards and Refrigerators. q
Tables, Churn and Dairy Fixtures, Sexton
Heater, Cook Stove, Coal Stoves. good as
new; Bedstead and Crib.
Also an Ice Pond, two Acres in extent.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $1Oaud under cash on day of
safe; on sums over that amount credit of six
months will be given, purchasers giving their
notes, with approved security, bearing interest
from day OF sale and payable at the Hartford
National Bank.
fsY- No goods to be removed until settled for.
JOSEPH A. COALE.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer.