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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02

Mr.. John H. Herbert, Howard county, is
visiting friends In Hartford. He brings cheer
ing news of the bright outlook for Bryan in
his native county.
Miss Fanny Hines, Of Philadelphia, Ia Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Finney, of
Churchville
DR.. Samuel r. Wallis, son Of Mr.. William
r. Wallis, o. Forest Hill, has located IN South
Dakota. He has stepped into lucrative
practice and reports the country rs being in a
thriving condition.
Mr.. George Archer Is critically Ill at his
home pear wilma.
Mrs Belle McFsdden, of Philadelphia, 10
visiting friends at Fulford.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Harlan, Of Baltimore, Ia
visiting Miss Alice n. Wilson, of Emmorton,
Miss Annie Hall, of San Francisco, Cali
fornia. is visiting in this county.
Miss Laura Davidson, Of Benson, is visiting
her sister Mrs. Thomas Chenowith of the
Upper Cross Roads.
Mr. Samuel f. Walker, of Aldino, expects
to shortly remove to Chester, Pa, where he
will engage In business.
Vernon Sheridan, son of Mr.. Rufus Sheri-
dan, of Aldino, has been quite III for the past
three weeks.
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Annual Exhibit.

The Norrisville Farmers Club held their
sixth annual exhibit of farm products or
October II, 10 and 10. 1t proved to be
success as usual The exhibits were fine for
the season and were object lesson of good
farming. Messrs. r. N. Wiley, j. &. Straw
bridge and James B. Davis, Judges, awarded
the premiums to the following persons. Farm
products NJ. <. Smith 1st., 81; j. Wiley
Norris 3D., 81; Moses Wasser Sd, Scots. Best
corn NJ. E. Smith Ist., 81. 50; j. Wiley Norris
3D., 81 25; K. W. Anderson 3D., 81; Harry;
Yost 4th., Scots. Best apples j. B. Gable 1st.,
75cts.; W. K. McElvsin Cd, Scots; NJ. K.
Smith 3d., 25cts. Best potatoes Smith Edie
1st., 75cts.; w. B. Wright 3D., b0cts.; W. T.
Strswbridge Srd., 25ct. Sweet potatoes E.
". Norris 1st., Scots; Harry Yost 2i., 25cts.
Pears Mrs. Hslvin Shaw 1st., Scots; w. T.
Strawbridge 2nd., 25cts. Celery and Cab
bsge A. g. Edie lst., each 25cts. Pumpkins
J. B. Gable 1st., 25cts Garden bees Harry
Yost LIST, 25cts. Mrs. K. N Wiley, Miss
Emma Mcdonald and Miss Della Yostiudges
10 the ladies department awarded premiums
on best display Of canned goods TO alrs. Visa
Yost 1st., ST.; Miss Anna Norris ID, 75cts.;
Mrs. E. W. Norris 3D., Scots. Pickles Mrs.
Visa Yost LIST, Scots; Mrs <. w Norris 3D.,
25cts. Jellies Mrs. z. w. Norris 1st., 6Octs. :;
Mrs. Visa Yost, 3D., 40cts. Fancy work Miss
Ella Waltermyer lst.; Miss Ivy Kerllnger 3d.,
75cts. Bread, Miss May Hswkins 1st., Scots
Cake Mrs. Visa Yost 1st., Scots; Miss BERTHE
Hone 3D., 3Octs
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lieved Republican claims IN numerous other
states h ID no better Foundation that in Ken
tuckv, which made him nfident OF the cleo
ton OF Bryan and Stevenson and a Dem ocratic
majority of the House.
While for vote-making purposes the Republic
cans are talking about tho early return Of the
volunte" from the Philippines, the War De-
partment 90 arranging 10 forward 1000 re-
oruits to che Philippines FROM San francisco,
within the next two weeks. That's the differ
ence between talking and acting.
The BCnrd Construction of the Navy Depart-
ment evidently takes no stock in the fairy tales
Of Mr.. Mckinley and other Republicans, con-
corning the future reduction of the govern
ment's income by the repeal of the war taxes,
as it Ia going ahead upon project for building
additions t" our Navy that will make it imperi-
Nlfsttc ir size, we'll AZ IN the class of vesaels.
This profit involves the construction nF no
less thar 40 warships. How much all this IS to
cost has - been :rven out, and. of course, will
not he Gr+il after election. but that II will he
enormous IS certain, and that II carried ont 1t
will require m increase in taxation. instead of
the reduction promised, is equally certain.
Friends Of Senator SullivHn, Of Mississinpi,
say the suit for breach Of promise of marriage,
which hes been filed in Washington AGAINST
him by Miss Lection who ia divorced woman,
contains many false allegations, and that tho
woman really has no claim upou him. They
say further that the suit would not have been
filed had not Senator Sullivan refused to buy
the woman and her advisors on. Senator Sui
Ivan is not in Washington. but his friends ssv
that ne will come out all Fight when the case Is
tried in court.
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Good Crops.

EVANSVILLE, October 3O.-The corn crop
throughout this section yielded more abun-
dainty than the long, dry summer gave any
reason to EXPECT. number of the most pro-
Rresslye farmers have their crops safely
housed. The acreage Of wheat is larger than
usual, and If Hannaism is OVerthrOwn and the
boosted prosperity Of the Mckinley admins
tratlon is allowed by the trusts to reach the
farmer and laboring man, as well as the capt.
talists, there s still hope for the future. There
is no telling. however, whether the ne xt breeze
which sweeps from the Federal Capt. al will not
emhody tn" demand recorded in LIST Sam, 9Th
chap, 9th verse.
Mr.. Charles Preston met with an accident
last week which threated TO seriously cripple
him. He was engaged in using draw knife.
when the tool slipped and struck his left knee
W 18th such force as to sever the knee-cap The
cut was two inches in length and went to the
bone,
There will be an oyster supper and fair at
Ayres' Chapel, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week.
The protracted services, which have been
conducted at the church closed on Friday
night.
The Democrats of this neighborhood were in
tensely amused by the comical performances
of a certain Studebaker. who on Wednesday
evening of last week made desperate effort to
awaken enthusiasm among the corporal's
guard of ShawsvilIe Republicans. He was I'M
able to successfully handle his subject and was
COMPELLED to resort to billings gate in order to
I'LL up the time. The universal verdict. was
the band was the best part of the meeting"
A couple more speeches like that and every
man in Marshail's district will be compelled,
out of self respect. to vote the Democratic
ticket Most of the band wore Bryan badges
The Democrats of Worthwhile are ma king ex-
tensve preparations for their meeting on Sat
urday night, and it is expected large crowd
will be in attendance.
Mrs. Cassen, wife of Rev. Samuel Csssen, of
Dry Branch, is seriously i'll in Baltimore.
Protracted services commenced at Bethel
Sunday night. QUIZ.
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From our regular Correspondent.

From our regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, October 29th.-Democrats en-
ter the last week of the campaign hopeful of
success. They have every reason to know that
the plain people of the country-those who
earn their living by brain or Drawn, and who
have no interest in or sympathy with the trusts,
which are go rapidly crushing out all opp0r-
tunity for the success of individual effort in
any industrial or commercial line-are over
whelmingly in favor of the election of Bryan
and Stevenson. They do not undcrrate the
power of the forces which are working in uni
son for the reelection of Mr.. Mckinley. On
the contrary, they know there is danger-grave
danger the INSCRIPTIONS use of bread
and butter coercion by those forces, will rec ult
intoxicating the will of the people in sufficient
number of States to re-elcct MIR. Mckinley.
All that men can do to meet this danger is be-
ing done by the Democratic leaders, from Mr..
Bryan down, but after all, it is the voters
themselves who will determine the result, and
1t is difficult to believe that there are a suffi-
cient mum Der of American voters who can he
purchased by money or compelled by threaJs
of discharge from their position, to vote against
their honest convictions and in favor of re-
tanning this trust-ridden. i'm perialistc admins
tration in power. This country never saw q
more important election day that November
9th will be. The result will show whether {
majority OF American voters prefer being rec
men, each sovereign in his own person and
an equal participant in a free government, ol
serfs under an imperial government the ev"ry
act of which is dictated by a moneyet
oIigarchy.
Ex-senator German, whose health has pre-
vented taking acCIpe part i'll the campaign
| rs he wished, has lately been living the Demo
| cratic managers N Mary land the benefit of IN
| counsel. He says the State WILL in his judR
ment, go Democratic; and that from all the in
| formation he has received, he regards the out
| look for the election of Bryan and Stevenson
| as favorable. He says there is no doubt of tn
| masses being with the Democracy to muc
| greater extent than in 1896.
| Senator Blackburn, who came to Washing
| ton to atten the funeral of his son. law lei
for Kentucky today, to resume his campag
| work He said that be hGd no personal know
| ledge of tn. situation outside of Kentucky, bu
| that he knew the situation in that state thor
| oushiy and that the Republican clairns ther
| were the '.,nkeSt sUfi q. bluff that the stat
| was absolutely sure to 10 Democratic, both fC
ttre STATE and national trckets and that ne be
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02
From PyleSyisIe.

PYLEsvHLE, Oct. 3l.-Nr. Z. f. Pyle is
home for few DAYS
Mr.. f. A. Wilson has been sick for few
days but IL now able to be out.
MIR. : 4. Whiteford h;d valuable cow
killed by the train last week.
Mr. 4. h. Hayward is away on a week.
trip.
Judge Hugh T. Bay was dragged by limb
from load Of fodder recently but not serious
ly hurt. jim CROW.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Pros, Toledo. o.
We the undersigned, have known F. ]. Che
ney for the last 15 years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obiga-
tious made by their firm.
WEST u TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggist Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Price. 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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MICHA ELsvILLE, Oct. 81, 1900.
Editors Of The EOis:

Editors Of The H0is:
read an amusing &C.
C cunt of the so-called Democratic meeting
held in Bel Air last Saturday night. The
article was published in the Baltimore Erening
Ne'cs and is supposed to have been sent by
Bel Air correspondent. 1t said that as soon as
the audience was impertuned to vote for
Bryan for President they all vacated the hall
in hurry. Don't it seem that they are afraid
of Bryan's name, for when any one approaches
them on a political question and tells them
they will drop everything and
beat hasty retreat, saying that they will have
nothing to do with anything that has the name
of Bryan connected with it,
Now don't you think our ladies should wear
q badge in a conspicuous place on their gar
ments for their better protection and It would
also be good idea if our farmers would place
Bryan's name in big letters over their hen
houses and thus save their chickens from the
depredations of the colored politician.
jim SANK.
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From CASIleIOn.

CAsTLEToN, October 3l.-Protracted meet
ina is in progress at Franklin NJ. z. Church.
l, Ia IN charge of our worthy pastor, Rev. X
q Murray.
Farmers are busy husking corn. Some are
not through sowing y heat yet. IL has been an
excellent season for the ate sowing. Some
fields are looking very nice.
There has been slight rise in the Susque-
hanna river in the last few days.
Rock fab and bass have been very plentiful
this fall. There has also been some salmon.
Mr.. william II. Smith caught, last week, with
hook AID line, 81 rock fish, some weighing
az much =, 81 pounds.
Mrs. Richard q. Smith is visiting her sister
In Baltimore.
Miss Mary Moore 10 the guest Of her brother
In Philadelphia. GREY.
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EDGEwooD. October 29.-we will have
preaching N Edgewood Church next Sunday
Sunday night was very well attended.
Mrs. Linsey, of Baltimore, is the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Rembold, of Edgewood.
Tue young people of our neighborhood en-
joyed the dance last Friday night which was
given by Mr.. Ramsey's company of Baltimore.
Miss Amelia EaDson, of Edgewood, is spend
ing the fall and winter in Baltimore where she
is finishing her musical education at the Pea
body Institute.
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United Mink groduesrs' Association

United MIX S'rOdNeers' AssociatiON
.ect'ce efforts ar still taing made 10 r.
organize the United Milk Prcducers' Assocfa-
ton and place It upon a substantial basis.
Mr.. Edward 3. Hines, attorney for the stock
holders committed, returned Thursday after
noon from trip along the Northern Central
railway, in Baltimore county, where he con-
TERED with farmers interested In the corpora
ton. He said that he had been very success
full, having obtained practically all the re-
leases necessary to insure the success OF the
plan.
1.-THE farmers are all right" said he, "snd
It is up to the banks now to decide the fate
OF the United MIX Producers Association.
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How We Use I'm our Forests.

1t is estimated that it takes twenty-five acres
OF spruce land to furnih enough wood pulp
paper to run large metropolitan daily just
two days. The writer who makes this state
ment deplores the time, when, at this rate, our
forests will entirely disappear. and paper be
very scarce and expensive. Meantime, the art
Of printing continues, because there are many
truths the world should know; among others
that Hostetter's stomach Bitters is a cure for
diseases of the stomach, such as dyspepsia. in
digestion, constipation. biliousness. insomnia
and nervousness. This famous medicine has
been the standard remedy of the American
people for fifty years. Do not accept substi-
tute. TIE genuine has Il Private Revenue
Stamp over the neck of bottle.
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From Forest Hill.

FOREST Hill, October 31.-Miss Florence
Whitaker is visiting Miss NJ. Edith Laws, Of
Salisbury. Md.
Miss Louise GLADDEN., who has been a guest
of the Misses Wilson here. has returned to Bal
timore.
Mr.. Harfie Bull spent Saturday and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Albert Grey.
Mr.. c. Edwin fucker had his hand cut 80
severely by catching it on nail as to necessi-
tate several stitches being taken in it. 1t has
been quite painful, but is improving slowly.
Politics is the Gopic of conversation, and all
are anxious.y awaiting the result of the near
approaching election.
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Mr.. James A. Hughes.

MIR. James A. Hughes, aged thirty years,
died at the home Of his aunts, the Misses
scully, near Magnolia on Tuesday. He had
been unwell for some time. Mr.. Hughes was
a telegraph operator and was in the employ
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad. He leaves surviving him a
widow, who was Miss Swift. The funeral
will take place today, Friday, the interment
being from st. PEtrick's Church, Havre de
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FRIIAfOn An,nIrh.

FALLsToN, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Robert Sullivan
and the children Of Mr.. August Martin who
have been III with typhoid fever are slowly
improving
Miss Emily B. Robinson is visiting relatives
In Annapolis and Baltimore.
Stones are being hauled to repair the Fall
ston pike which has been in very had con-
ditton for some time. OBSERVER.
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OBITU AIRY.
Miss MARY Martin.

Miss Mary Martin, eldest daughter Of
Mr.. August Martin, Of Fsl)ston, died last
Friday with the typhoid fever. She was
buried at Friendship NJ. E. Church on Mon
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JARRETTsvILLE, October 31-Mr. and Mrs
E II Carr Les have returned from their we'd
ding trip.
Services are being held at Bethel Presby-
terrain Church and will continue throughout
the week
Raymond Stokes, son OF n o Stokes, is
quite Ill at his home near Jarrettsville.
DIXIE.
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Splendid Line OF
Mems Boys & GhiIdrens' Clothing
New Goods, just opened.

MEMS Suits made from Dickey's ALL Wool
vi Kersey, sizes SIS to AZ. lined with good
plaid lining and splendidly made Regular
price $3.50 to $500 Our $3.50 Suit
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or Interest TO Inventors.

C. A. Snow g. Co., one of the Oldest and most
successful firms of Patent Lawyers. whose
offices are opposite the United States Patent
cured patents for more than Il, 900 inventors,
says that, owing to the improved conditions in
the United States Patent Office, patents may
! now be more promptly procured than at any
Fpfevlous time in their experience of twenty
dve year
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Christmas Market.

The ladies of Emmanuel Church will hold
Christmas Market In the Masonic Temple on
November 18th. 18th and 18th. Lunch and
Supper served daily. There will be on sale an
attractive display OF useful and Fancy Articles,
suitshle for Christmas presents. The public
/ " cUfdiaify invited to attend.
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DOYS' Short Pants suits, made from strictly
ID Atwood Navy Blue and Fancy Cheviots
sizes s to 10: Regular price "a. AQ Shit
$3.50. Our price. ....VOlUO 0uIt
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T AIDES Kangaroo Calf Shoes. lined through
II out with Leather. new Style Toe with Tin.
and is rs good a style 90 any $500 o. En-
Shoe. Regular price S1.75. Our priceO gSU
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MEMS Crome Calf Shoes. Good Year Welt,
WI guaranteed solid throughout, sizes g to
IL. Regular price S2.50. Our a. 90
price,. ................UIu0U
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r AIDES Antelope Calf Shoes, puarantead
II solid and splendid wearer Regu- O. 40
lar price $1.65. Our price.
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Death of Mrs. DIVA ZONES.

DUBLIN. October 30-Mrs. Olivia Jones, wife
| of MIR. Howard Jones, of Cedsrs, died in Balti.
| more last Monday at the Good Samaritan Hos
pital Mrs. Jones had been operated on ror
| tumor the previous Thursday by DR.. Brown,
resident physician. The operation was quite
successful. but Mrs. Jones' frail constitution
| was not sufficient to withstand the shock Her
remains were brought to Copowingo. Funeral
services were held in Dublin NJ. f Church,
where she had been member Rev. n. G
Murray, her pastor, conducted the services
Her cousins acted as pail bearers She leaves
| a husband and four children. the youngest
only years old. She was SO years old
The erection of a small tent next Tuesday at
the polls in this place will be new experience
in our section. The ladies of the Willard W.
c. I. Z. will give out coffee and free lunch to
all present. surely this is noble work for the
ladies to do, and they ought to have the respect
and cooperation of the well thinking people in
this vicinity.
Revival services at Franklin Church are in
creasing in interest. Several have united with
the church and the congregations continue
quite large. Rev. X. G. Murray is conducting
Miss MoIie McCann, daughter of Lamar Nc
Cam, of this Village, returned to her home last
week. Miss Mccain has been in Yorkhaven
for month.
Mrs. Grant Frock, who went to visit her rela-
tives in Gettysburg, is slowly recovering from
Mr.. John Detroit who has been living with
Mr.. Grant Frock for the past year. returned to
his home in Pennsylvania for the winter.
Miss Sallle McCann, daughter OF the late
Charles Mccain, gave a birthday party last
Saturday evening to number of her young
friends of the town. Refreshments were served
aud pleasant time socially was the verdict OF
all.
Mr.. james swift, one of Dubln's oldest citi-
zens, died suddenly last Friday morning. Mr..
Swift had been failing for about two years, but
his death was Unexpected. kev.J b. Scarbor-
ough, an old friend of Mr.. Swift's, conducted
the services in the Dublin NJ. E. Church. where
Mr.. Smith was regular attendant. He leaves
wife, one daughter, Mrs. Alex. Lee. and three
sons.
Dublin Cemetery is filling up very rapidly.
For the last month it has averaged Il funeral
week
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Estray Notice.

State Of Maryland, Hartford County, Set.
hereby certify that James B. Luckey, of
said county and State aforesaid, brought be-
fore me, the subscriber, one of the Justices OF
the Peace in and for said county, this 9th day
of October. 1900, and made oath according to
law, as stray, trespassing upon his Enclosures,
a Black and White Boar Hog, supposed to
weigh one hundred and twenty -fve pounds.
JNO. W. BARTON, JP.
The owner of above described property is re-
quested to come f rward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
JAMES B. LUCKEY,
Black Horse
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I TITLE GENTS Satin Calf Shoes, sizes to
IL 1917. genuine Douglas Ton. solid inner and
outer sole. Regular price S1.25. Our O. IN
prlce. ................ ...........Vt.IV
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We have taken out all anna II lots OF FALL and
WINTER UNDERWEAR and reduced the
prices to less than cost to close them out.
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PnYs' OiIgraiD Heavy Shoes, with double
- sole, sizes to b14. Regular price CT %
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Dogs Long Pants Suits. made from good
ID quality, Fancy Mixed Cassamier. sizes 16
to 10 Years; u,I Regular price $500 81 Shit
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110 Childrnns' Ribbed Undertakes for Fall
l w and Winter. Regular price En onah
l 8, 1s and 2Oc., closing out price. JG. EdGtI