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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-02-02

Mrs Louis A. Vosbury, and daughter, OF
Havre de Grace, are visiting friends in Phila-
deIphia.
Mr.. w. 8. Hilles, formerly of Hartford
county, sailed from New York for Europe
last week.
Miss Carrie Newmeyer, OF Havre de Grace,
is guest of relatives In Washipg on, u. G.
Mrs. J. e. Michael, of Aberdeen, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. C. X. Kirwsn, Of Balsi-
more.
Mr.. Harry F. Tayson, has purchased the
property of Mr.. c. z. Bowman near A!dino.
Miss Belle Scarborough, Of Prospect, lie
rapidly convalescing from her recent illness.
Mr.. Levi Cooper and his sister, Margaret,
who were seriously burned at the fire, by
which their home near Slate Hill, was de-
stroyed are recovering from their injuries.
Mr.. joseph s. LEY will shortly remove
from Norrisvilc to Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Smith, of Havre de Grace, was q
guest of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Webb, Of
Fawn Grove, last week.
Mr.. Frank Glacken is seriously Ill with
grippe at his home near Constitution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer l.. Barnes were guests
of friends In Baltimore last week.
Miss Ethel Fyle, of Aberdeen, is visiting
relatives in Wilmington, Del.
Rev. Paul strayer and wife, nee Miss
Beulah Gilbert, are in London, England.
They will visit Edinburgh and Glasgow be-
fore their return to America.
Messrs. Andrew Moore and Jesse Ansslvisb,
of Havre de Grace, have secured positions in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. A. Harris has returned home from
a short visit to Virginia.
Miss Ada Russell, of Aberdeen, is visiting
the Misses Hall, Of Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bay have returned
to their home near Jarrettsville from u visit
to their brother Mr.. James A. Bay, Of Harris
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cairnes, of Mime.
apolis, Minnesota, were guests Of Mr.. George
K. Cairues this week.
Muster John Shanahan is precarously Ill
with pneumonia at tho home Of bis father,
Mr.. Thomas Shanahan, Fallston.
Mrs. j. C. Watts, of Baltimore, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. II. H. Boyer, Of Perryman.
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Birthday Party.

A delightful party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. samuel Maggie at their home at Forest
Hill, on Saturday evening, on the occasion OF
the eighteenth birthday of their daughter,
Miss Della May Maggie, the room, being taste
fully decorated with evergreens in honor Of
the happy event. Music was furnished by
Messrs. Davis and McConkey, of Mill Green
and at late hour bouutiful repast was
served The fair beneficiary received many
handsome and valuable gifts from her num-
erous friends.
Among the many present, were, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Nagle, Mrs. Clarence Treadwell,
of Baltimore; Misses Emma V. Mcmahon, of
Mt. Washington, Md; Cora Shannon, Mary
Boughter and Bessie Tresdwell, of Baltimore;
Annie Hess, Sadie Chenworth, Mamie Scarf,
Irene Harkins, Neva, Clara and Maggie
Waters, Clara Kean, Rebecca Kurtz, Louise
and Oleita Maggie, Dora and Nettie Campbell
and Meta STREET. and Messrs. Warden Boyd
and Herbert Tresdwell, of Baltimore; Thomas
NJ. Boyd, Emmett Campbell, Harry Chen
worth, Harry Hess, George Hess, VIII Hess,
Harry and Willard Tucker, Henry Trago,
Linn, Mann aud Spencer Maggie, j. Wiley
Waters; Thomas Livezey, John Kurtz and
DIR. silas Warner.
Marriage Licenses Issued I'm January
Samuel e. Knopp and Mary E. Bedford
both of Bel Air.
Robert Lloyd, Jr., and Georgia Beatty, bott
of Whiteford.
s. Walter GLADDEN., Of Rocks, and Ella v
Devoe, OF Federal Hill.
| Walter =. Spencer, OF Chrome Hill, and La
vinia Gross, OF Jarrettsville.
Charles E. Dever, Of Calvary, and Susie X
Silver, Of Level.
Chas. Hornberger and Katherine c. Frasch
both of Edgewood.
X. Norris Burns and Edith NJ. Baekey, boil
of Havre de Grace.
George 7. Lilly ard BERTHE E. Whitelock
both Of Level;
Joseph A. Krouss, of Aberdeen, and Kati
Z. Gleason, of Havre de Grace.
Willard J. Robinson, Of Ady, and Cora A
Famous, OF MIL Green.
William DeBruler ard Sarah Winchester
both OF Havre de Grace.
James K. Whitaker, Of Hickory, and Mar
A. Spencer, OF Baltimore.
Charles d. Davis, of Pylesvile, and n
Corinne Allen, of STREET..
George II. Cox and Florence Blllingse.
both of Havre de Grace.
Addison Wilson, OF Sharon, and Anna Graz
, Harkins, Of Forest Hill.
CoLoRED.
William Presbury, Of Singer, and MAJ
Adams, of Joppa.
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The Oddly.

The Oddly Social" met at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Pennington, in Havre de Grace,
January "a. After the business OF the society
was transacted the remainder OF the evening
was pleasantly spent in social enjoyment.
Refreshments were bountifully served later in
the evening, after which all left for their
homes. Among those present were Misses
Hattie Cooley, Jennie Cullen, Jennie Wilkin-
son, Cora Briney, Annie Galloway, Blanche
Chapman, Clara Smithson, Amos Cooley, Will
son Cooley, Scott silver, John Macklem and
Ollie Cooley.
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Gone Abroad.

Mrs. E. d. Finney started on her trip to
the Mediterranean ard the Orient last Mon
day. She left the port of Boston on board the
new twin-screw, express steamer New Eng
land" of the Dominion Line, on Thursday
morning at II 80 o'clock, the stesmer having
been especially chartered for the occasion.
The party will visit Madeira, Gibraltar,
Northern Africa, Malta, Egypt, The Holy
Land and the Riviera, with attractive (optional)
side trips across Europe and expect to re-
turn home about the middle Ct April. Rev.
E. D. Finney will take up his residence with
his son, DIR. John NJ. I. Finney at 1900 Eutaw
Place, Baltimore, during the absence Of Mrs.
Finney
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The Chrystal wedding or fifteenth anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
j. Hollingsworth, took place at their home
Fear Wheel, on Monday January %, and was
very largely attended, the guests numbering
about one hundred aud thirty. Many hand
some presents were made, including number
of pieces Of valuable cut glass Refreshments
were served at midnight and the occasion was
a memorable one.
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william #. Tenly.

Mr.. William F. Tenly died at his home nea
Cockeysville, Baltimore county, on Monday,
after an illness OF ouly two days, OF cerebro
spinal meningitis, aged forty years. He was
a native Of Hartford county and was mem
Der of Goodwill Evangelical church. Two
sisters and one brother, Mr.. George Tenly, of
Forest Hill, survive him. His funeral took
place on Wednesday, the burial being made
at Friendship VI. Z. Cemetery. Rev. James
W. Campbell pastor of Chestnut Grove Pres
byterIan Church, of Sweet Air aud Rev. w.
W. Davis, ofllci .ted. The pail bearers were
Charles Bavington, William Onion, James
Onion, Lingan Onion, OF Hartford, and John
Dietz and Samuel j. Cover, of Baltimore
county.
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SurnrISe Party.

The friends OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert F.
Hanna rendered them a delightful surprise
visit at their residence near Fountain Green,
on Monday night Refreshments were served
aud the time passed merrily with music and
games. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Patterson, Misses
Lizzie and Sadie Wilson, Nellie Patterson,
Florence Porter, Zenobis and Lizzie Hanna,
Nellie Dean, Ethel Gilbert, Hattie Wilson,
Estelle Mechem and Nora Kimble, and Messrs.
T. Gilbert, Arthur wilkinson, Harry Kim
BILE, Harry s. Carver, Emory McComas, Madi-
son Porter, ely de Spencer, Harry Dean, BeDja
min Amoss, Samuel Scarf and Stanley Pyle
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A Good Selection.

DR.. 8. Griffith Davis, son CT Mr.. s. Griffith
Davis, of Aberdeen, has been elected adjunct
professor of operative surgery in the WoDan's
Medical College of Baltimore. DIR. Davis has
been assistant surgeon in the Fifth Regimen
for several years, and was with the regiment
at Tampa, Fla, where he rendered efficient
service in the early recognition Of the fact
that the SO called malaria fever which pre-
vailed in the camp was typhoid fever.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-02-02

hat In 1924, tan years before the Calyerts
settled Maryland, this island was part of a
bequest which T. :ward Palmer, graduate OF
Oxford University, England, made for the
purpose Of founding university and school
of arts In the New World. IL vas thus the
| first bequest for educ ational purposes in
| America, antedatiug by fourteen years the
gift of John Harvard to found Harvard
| College.
This Edward Palmer was not the ordinary
colonist, but was an English scholar OF much
culture, widely known among his contem
poraries US an anliquary, msismatist and
gcnealogist. From valious seventeenth
century books from which MIR. Bump quoted,
1t seems evident that the intention to found
school on this side Of the Atlantic was Il
definite one with Palmer, and that it was with
this purpose in view that he secured a grant
for the island from Virginia In 1922 and at
tempted to make q trsding post on 1t.
The later history Of the island was also
given in the address. William Claiborne had
an important settlement there for trade with
the Indians, and in 1888 1t was seized by
Governor Leonard Calvert when war was de-
clared on Claiborne. Later it became the site
OF fort for defense against the attacks of the
neighboring Susquehannock Indians and
against the invasion Of the relentless Senecas
from the North. When William Penn and
Lord Baltimore quarrelled over boundaries,
Penn demanded Palmers Island and the
Susquehanna from the owner of Maryland,
but was refused. In many other ways, Mr..
Bump pointed out, the island played vital
part in the development and settlement Of
Northeast Maryland.
DIR. Aloysius W. Valentine was unanimous
ly elected member OF the Society.
A resolution was passed, expressive Of The
propriety of restoring the name of "Palmer"
to Watson's Island, and committee appoint
ed to take steps to bring about the restora-
ton.
The name Of Rev. Kerby s. Miller was pro-
posed for &C i've membership and that of Mr..
Charles w. Bump as a corresponding member.
Valuable donations to the Society were
made by The Maryland Historical Society,
Hon. Albert Richie, DIR. George w. Archer,
Mr.. Samuel w.. Bradford, MIR. James Brice
Diver, of Keokuk: Iowa; By the Estate of the
late Ohio Scott, by Mis-, Il. b. Wilson, by
Hon. VIM. b. Baker. by Mr.. VIM. Sanford
Hill, OF Boston, Mass; by Mr.. David II.
Silver, and by DR.. j. Houston Miffiip, Of
Columbia, Pa.
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. Real Estate Transfers.

John T. Cathcart to Mary A. Cathcart ct al.
Caroline +. Amos to James Baird.
Benedict Huber and wife to Jose Gonzalez
Richard Dallam and wife to Joseph T. Deck
man.
Anna &. Taylor and husband to Georgia 8.
Giltheis.
Sarah J. Norris to Trustees of Mt Zion NJ. E.
Church.
II. D. Farnandis, trustee &C., to Mary L.
Murphy.
Mary L. Murphy and husband to ]. Lee
Hopkins.
James X. Whitaker, ct al, to Annie H.
Zsaltor.
Matilda Schiller to Abner G. Udelle, Lease.
Calvin s, Harlan to Matilda Schiller.
John II. Pyle and wife, to George Huff.
Mark Stengle to William Breidenbaugh.
Knickerbocker Ice Co., to Charles B. Silver
Elmer L. Grier. ct al, to Charles F. Kennedy.
Ella Thompson and husband to NJ. Elizabeth
Scarborough.
A. b. Whitaker ct al, to Be Air Water and
Light Co., Lease.
Edith Backey, ct al, to VIM. w. Baekey.
Mary A. Hope to James Kirkwood.
Matte A. STREET. ct al, to Andrew Kinhart.
Elizabeth B. Barnes to William H. Reasn.
Winfield D. Harris and wife ct al, to Bevan
D. Fletcher.
Fred. X. Williams, trustee, to John H
Stewart.
I John q. Stewart and wife to Mary E.
| Blaney.
| Ohio 8. Lee to Gilpin Snowden.
| Margaret Grail to Charles Hayward.
8. A. Williams, trustee, to Frank j. Hopkins
| William H. Harlan, trustee, to Grier b. Kent
William H. Harlan, trustee, to e. j. Rich
| ardson.
| Ohio s. Lee, trustee, to Arthur G. Jewens.
| James McCommons and wife ct al, to Ne.tit
and Annie c. Peters.
Hannah A. Norris and husband to S. A
Williams.
| Arthur C. Jewens to Parker F. Pyle.
Honora B. Michael to NJ. Ella Malcolm.
John Schmidt and wife to Jeanette Mains.
Susan Hanson to Matte Curry.
John l.. Dawson ct al, to b. Howard Hannah
8. ]. Seneca to Maud NJ. Frederick.
John s. Arthur ct al, to T. Frank Arthur.
Millard T. Beatty and wife to William II
Beatty.
| Ann NJ. Street, to John Galley.
Thomas II. Robinson, trustee, to Annie
Peters.
Thos. Fl. Robinson, trustee to G. s. Hawkins
Mary E. Cochran to John e. Bennett
) William d. Beatty to Nellie N. Scharff.
George W. Bryant ct al, to William J. Keen
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Church wedding.

A very pretty wedding was solomonized on
Tuesday evening at o'clock at Centre M. E.
Church near Forest Hill. The contracting
parties were Miss Anna Grace, second daugh-
ter OF Captain John I. Harkins, and Mr.. Ad-
Olson Wilson, of Sharon. Mr. Mortimer Har-
kins, of Winchester, Virginia, brother Of the
bride, and Mr.. Cover Ward, Of Chestnut Hill,
acted as ushers. The bridal party entered the
church to the sweet strains Of the wedding
march, which was played by Miss Lulu Gray,
and were met at the altar by Rev. Frank h.
Isaac, of the Bel Air NJ. E. Church, who per-
formed the ceremony. Soon after the mar
rage the happy couple left on the 9.45 train
at VanBibber for trip north.
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List of uncalled for letters remaining in the
Bel Air postoflice.-Miss Rachel Lisby. Per-
SONS calling for these letters will say they
were advertised.
Miss Eva Hopkins daughter of Mr.. j. I. e.
Hopkins whose i'll ness was noted last week is
no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Herman Reckord entertain
ed number of their friends on Tuesday even
ing, in honor Of their CUES, Miss Miriam
Lewis, OF Westminster
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China Wedt1fnR.

About eighty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Wallace rendered them genuine
surprise at their home at Highland, on satur-
day evening, 1t being the twentieth anniVer-
sary of their marriage, or china wedding.
The guests met by appointment at $50 P. M.
at the entrance to the lane and went to the
house in body. The surprise was COM
plete one, the hosts being found at their usual
household dutios. The evening passed rapidly
and pleasantly in music, games and social
converse, and $50 refreshments were moet
beautifully served, the visitors taking their
departure shortly afterward. Many useful
aud ornamental china gifts figured on the &C,
caSinn.
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Fire at Wimbledon.

Atwoand a-half story tenant house situated
at Wimblt don, or old Fa!ston, belonging to
Mr.. George G. CuItiss, caught on fire on
Wednesday from defective file ard OWN G
to the high wind which prevailed at the time,
was totally destroyed together with its con-
tents. 1t was occupied by colored family
of the name of Cohen and they were unable to
save any Of their furniture. AS far as learned
there were no insurance on building or con-
tents
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S-N
nHyiS-Allen,

Miss Mary Corinne Allen and Mr.. Charles
c. Davis were united in marriage Wednesday
night January 81, at the residence of the bride
near STREET. Postoflice. The bride wore a
Radene blue cloth, trimmed with white cloth
and pearl She carried bouquet of BRIDES
roses. The groom wore the customary black
with tanned gloves. Mr.. Calvin Davis brother
of the groom was best man and Miss Nellie
Davis sister of the groom was bridesmaid.
The house was decorated with potted plan is
and evergreers. The Rev. X. G. Murray
officiated. Professor Walton Hincks played
the wedding march. Refreshments were
served after the ceremony.
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A Hartford Exhibit.

Mr. Stephen j. SENECA, of Havre de Grace,
has prepared complete collection Of the
vali kinds and siZss of tia cans made at his
establishment in that city, and they will be
forwarded by the American Tin Plate Trust
for exhibition at the approaching Paris Exposi-
lion. Would it not be a good idea for some
of our leading packers to send samples OF the
canned goods, fol which our county is SO
Justly famous?
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Mr.. William F. stubbs, who recently pur-
chased the Matthew Clark farm, near Fawn
Grove, will remove there about April ist.
Mr.. Charles Glacken, OF State Hill, will farm
the place near Love & scarborough's mill,
vacated by Mr.. Stubs. Mr.. Henry Burkinf
will remove from Prospect to Cecil county
and Mr.. W. Arthur Harry will take Mr.
Burkin's place on the farm OF the late Henry
G. Stokes,
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niyprre GRANTED.

Mr.. Melville w. Wiley, formerly of Shaws-
vile, was granted divorce u vinculo matri-
monii, in Baltimore, on Tuesday, from his
wife, Maggie V. Wiley. They were married
October 25, 1888, at Buffalo, N. Y, and sepa-
rated In September, 1887, while they were resi-
ing to her former home in Youngstown, N. Y.
They have not seen each other since the sepa-
ration
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Industrial Council o. U. A. NJ. of Perryman
installed the the following officers last week
G., G. W. Biddison, V. C, Bartlett Ford;
Examiner, John IL Jewens, IEductor, Charles
Rrannun; | F., Robert Page; q. +, j. q
Beyans; rreaurtr, John II. Lovett; f. s., ii.
o. Emmord; Secretary, 7. NJ. Taylor; Repre-
sentative to State Council, }. IL. Emmord,
Alternate, o. N. Johns IN.
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800
Sale of Ian 81.

Mr.. Isaac W. Thompson, sold as auctioncer
for Mr.. William II. Harlan, Trustee, the prop
erty OF the late Christopher H. Deswan, as
follows: Lot No. TO NJ 8. Alice M. DeSwan
for $3.50; 10, No. to same for $3.50; lot No. 2,
containing about 80 acres, t, DIR. W. s. Cor
such for 81, 800; lot No 8, con'ai' ing about %
acres, to j. Edwin Webster for 500, lot No. 5,
containing about so acres, to Mrs. d. G..
Clement for $575, the whole aggregatirg
$3,O35.
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should be Promptly Checked.

During the past few months the residents
of Elk Neck, Cecil county, have made many
complaints about gang of negroes who lie
in wait for passers by and rob them of grocer
les and provisions while they are returning
home from Elkton- The thieves run to the
back of the carriages or wagons and steal
whatever they can lay their hands on. IL
several cases persons have been held up
deliberately and stripped Of nearly all of their
goods. Certain parties have been under
suspicion and on Saturday three negroes were
arrested, charged with the crimes.
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GEORGE L. VANBIBBER,


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To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag,
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BAG, the wondcr-worllcr, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran-
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Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York
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% Acres, of Land,

adjoining on the north the lands owned by 8.
A. and f. K. Williams and sister and E. IL:
Webster's estate; on the east by lands owned
and the lands owned by Thomas H. Robinson,
George r. Cairnes, +. W. Baker, B. F. Minnick
and others, and on the west by lands owned by
II. ID. Bruins, Mrs. Barbara Dunnigan, the b. Il
L. r. r., and others. On this property are a
number of very desirable building sites.
Parcel No. a. An unimproved Lot fronting
of 260 feet, adjoining lands owned by John Fl.
Reckord, DIR. w. B. Munnikhuysen and others.
Parcel No. 8. An unimproved lot on the
south side of Broadway, 100 feet front by 200
feet deep, lying between the lots owned by
Mrs Winchester and Mrs. Ella Bauer.
Plots of the last three parcels can be seen at
the office of the trustee, and will be exhibited
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OBITUARY..
John p, SinifhsOn.

Mr.. John 2. smithson died of paralysis at
his home near Rsmsay's old tavern stand
above Delta on Tuesday, and was buried on
Thursday
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TERMS OF SALE,

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, or on the ratifi-
cation thereof, in the discretion of the trustee,
one. third thereof in six months and the residue
in twelve months from the day of sale, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser, the credit
payments to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes or bonds of the
purchaser, with security to be approved by the
trustee.
GEORGE L. VANBIBBER,
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THOMAS ~ ROBINSON. Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

ORDER NISI.
Daniel Scott
VS.. In the Circuit Court
William James Temple for
in his own right and as Hartford County.
ington, decd, ct. al. }
ORDERED, this 31st day of January, 1900,
" that the sales made and reported in the
Trustee, be finally confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Hartford county, aforesaid, once
in each of three (3 successive weeks before the
Oath day of February, 1900.
The report states the amount of sales to be
WINS. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk
True copy, Test:
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Public Sale.

TIE undersigned, having sold her farm, will
sell ut Public Sale. on her farm, situated on the
road between Darlington and Shure's Landing,
on
Wednesday, February Fl, 1000,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY to wit
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40 Acres.

adjoining the lands owned by DIR. W. B. Mum
niRhuysen, Herman Stump and William 7.
Munnikhuysen:
la The improvements consist of
aG& large FRAME MANSION, Barn,
~ n EsaEs Wagon and Corn House, Tenant
g g House an other 0utbuildings.
Parcel No. 2. Lot in Bel Air fronting 136
feet on the Baltimore Pike, lying between the
lands of Harry Hanway and Mrs. Fannie 4.
Boarman, and improved by two small Tenant
Houses.
Parcel No. 8. Unimproved Lots on the north
side of broadway. containing in the aggregate
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J. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer.
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DAIRY FIXTURES,
Public Sale.

The undersigned intending to relinquish
farming, will sell at public sale on the farm of
the late Preston Calder, situated on the road
from Federal Hill to Nelson's Mill,
On Friday, February 9th, 1900,
At O'clock NJ, the following:
pEBSoNaT pRnpEETv to wit.