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The object of this suit is to procure decree
for the sale OF certain real estate situated on
Hickory avenue, in the Town of Bel Air. in
Hartford county aforesaid. that was devised 70
Elizabeth K. Rye for her life by the last will
an testament of Laura G. Raitt. late of Rar-
lord county deceased.
OF Hartford county deceased. by her last will
and testament properly executed to pass real
estate and admitted to probate and now of
county, in Liber G. s. N, No. IL. folio 246, de-
vised all of her property. real and personal,
after the payment of her debts to the COM
pIainant, Elizabeth Z. Ege, for and during her
life. and after her death she devised to Lizzie
Ireland Parrish the sum of five hundred dollars
and all the rest and residue of her property
after the payment of said legacy she devised To
Grace Howard Raitt and Laura jacques Raitt
to be divided between them equally and ap-'
printed the said Elizabeth e. Eye executrix
therein.
2. That all of the real estate owne by the
said Laura &C. Raitt. consists of all that lot
or parcel of land situated on Hickory ay enue
in the Town of Bel Air, In Hartford co unity
aforesaid. containing three acres, more or less
being the same and all the land described in n
Laura c. Raitt, dated the 7th day of April,
1881, and recorded among the land records of
Hartford county, in Liber A. L. j., No. 40, folio
495.
That said real estate is improved by dwell
ing house and outbuildings. and that in order
to continue to rent The same probably 1t be
property and that it would be to the interest
and advantage of all the parties to sell said
real estate and to invest the proceeds for the
benefit of the parties interested therein.
That the said Lizzie ireland Parrish Is non-
resident of the State of Maryland, residing in
the City of Florence, in the state of Alabama.
and that Grace Howard kaitt and laura JAG
ques Raitt are non-residents of the State OF
Maryland residing in the State of Missouri.
3. The bill further states that Lizzie ireland
Parrish and Laura jacques Raitt are infants
under the age of twenty-one years.
The bill prays for a decree TOR the sale of the
real estate and the investment OF the proceeds
thereof under the orders and directions or this
Court, and that the defendants may be required
| TO answer the matters therein STATED.
| 1t is thereupon this 9th day OF July, 1000, by
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, as a
Court Of BQuity, ordered that the plaintiff, by
! causing a copy of this order to be inserted in
| some newspaper published in Hartford county
once in each of four successive weeks, fifteen
| days before the 9th day of August, 1900, give
| notice to the said absent defendants of the OBJ
( ject and substance of this bill, and warn them
to appear in this Court In person or by solicitor
on or before the 9th day OF August next. to
| show cause. IL any they have. why Il decree
| ought not to be passed as PRAYED
| WIN. s. F0RWO0D, JR., Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
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FALLSTOS, Angus: miss Carrie q. Ri'h
ing some time with Miss Emily B. Robinson,
has returned home.
The Misses Michael. of Baltimore, are spend.
ing som" time with relatives near here.
Mrs. VIM. II. Curry, of Baltimore. i, spend.
ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Fl. STREET..
Mr.. Charles T. Ramsay, OF Baltimore, is II
guest of his cousin, Mr.. J. G. Favour.
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sunday school Reunion.

A union picnic of Sunday Schools will be
held in the grove of Mr.. Arthur ). Edie, near
Norrisville, on Thursday, August %. The
The schools OF Norrisvile, Centre Presby-
terian, Fawn Grove, Prospect and Stewards
town Presbyterian churches will unite in the
affair and it will he a notable assembly OF
Sunday school workers.
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FalIStOn &. n. Social.

The Social Committee of the c. E. Society
OF the Fallstom PIesbS terrain Church held n
verv pleasant social on the lawn at the home
of Miss Emily Robinson Oh July "a. Mrs. G.
+. Ramsey chairman Of the committee pres!d.
ed. The audience sang an opening Hymn
after which the pastor Rev. Wesley NJ. Hyde
offered payer, this was followed by an ad
dress OF welcome y Mr. Joseph CrumIieh.
Responses to Ike address of welcome were
given by NJ. :. Z. Crane, Of Baltimore ard
DR.. Char les B"glcy. Solos were sung by
Misses Martha Amcss and Edna Pearce and
Mr. Nelson Scarborough, Mr.. Jesse Robinson
rendered Ilus,e.h solo, Rotations were
given by Nis>es Grace Maynadier, Pearl
johnson, Esther Mischief, Mamie Crane,
Ethel Denbow, Aimee Finney, Hattie Bagiey
and Anna Byde. After the programme ice
cream aid cake were given to all. The re-
maindeT Of the evening was spent in games
and social Intercourse
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1t is with profound sympathy for the be.
reavcd parents. that we note the death of
Charles Nealc krete. only child OF
DIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Kriete of this town.
his bright and attractive babe WIS stricken
with cholera infantun and died on Saturday.
July 2Sth. n. ed nine months.
The Parish Aid society OF Spesuta Church
will hold q lawn fete on Friday evening, Aug.
Sd, from 5 tn 10 o'clock at the home of Mr..
Nathan Swift ut Perryman.
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell and her daughter, Mis-
Llbbie Mitchell OF Short Lane. lett here today
for a weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cover H. Cole and Miss Fannie
NcGaw have returned home after trip to
Ocean City.
Misses JENNIE Mitchell. of Mulberry Point
and Minnie Gallup, OF Perrymau, returned on
Monday from weeks stay at Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles II. Kriete left here to-
day for Tappahannock, Virginia.
Mrs. Matte A. Hopkins, OF Grange, Balti-
more county. has returned home after visit
to relatives in this vicinity.
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The Reckless Yacht Club.

The annual trip of the Reckless Yacht Club
cf Havre de Grace began on Saturday evening.
1t will consist Of weeks cruise In the waters
Of The Chesapeake bay, during which grabbing
aud fishing will be INDUCED In extensively.
Before 'tlrting the crew diued together at the
Harf" Il House, the embarkment taking place
at 9P. VI. The party ca, SITS Of William II.
Tamm n. Loni. = Mass. ID. Clifford Mans
field ! n" k".''-n. iI.er. II W. Gaskine, E. 4.
Er, wor, W III u Seim and Frri. u. Hall,
of Baltimore: =. ~. souldin. +. Lrn". aud
J. William 0'Neill, # '"vre d"G,"" l'hey
were provisioned for t.- ylni.c "a Abur-
dainty supplied with bait.
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In MemOrlRm.
In memory of John X. Jackson, vino died
July %, 1900.
In the darkness and gloom,
OF the cold silent tomb,
Thy ashes shall now rest
In peace.
And far, far away.
In the bright blaze of day,
Thy spirit from trouble
Shall cease.
BY A FRIEND.
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300 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased t.
learn that there ia at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
STAGE, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrl
Cure is the only positive cure known tn tn.
medical fraternity. Catarrb being constitu-
tional disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
s-rtaces of the system, thereby destroying tn
foundation of the disease, and giving the oil.
tIent strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. Tn
proprietors have so much faith in its curative
powers. that they offer One Hundred Dollar
for any case that it fails to cure. Send for lst
OF testimonials.
Address, F. ]. CHI ENEY Il CO.. Toledo. 0.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Reading Rooms in charge for August.


Sunday, to 5 Z NJ, ~ W. Valentine,
james G Young, JOHN Duuuigan, J. Harry
Bauer.
Monday morning, Mrs. j. ID Waters;
afterroo.', Mis- Harris and Miss Rouse: even
ing, i II. FufoTd.
Tuesd,y moral z. MIS-. John II. Reckord;
afternoon, Libssry Committee; evening Chas
ii Reed
Wednesday morning, Mrs. }. l. Meteor
mick; afIernooa, Miss williams and Miss
Kpcfl,r; evening, Siias b. Smith.
Thursday morning, Miss Winchester; after
noon, Mrs. }. ID. WorthingtOn; evening,
Philip q. Baker
Friday morl log, Ms. W. W. Prestou;
afternoon, Mrs Kirk; eveling, Z. u. Rosan.
Saturday morning, Mrs. E ID. Finney;
afternoon, Library Committee; evening, P.
NJ. Maynadier.
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Ice Cream.

We are better prepared than ever for supply
ing Festivals, Picnics and Private Families with
u superior Quality of ICE CREAM. and at rates
that will surprise you. Write for prices.
3. McLAREN SPENCER,
Chrome Hill. Nd.
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Only Too True.

1t lie queer how some people will rear up on
their hind feet and paw the air when some
item OF news happens to be little off in facts,
yet these same people would not tell you the
item II you esked for 1t before the paper was
printed, says the South Fork, (Pa.) News.
There are some people from whom you could
not draw loca! with a cork screw-'hey
absolutely don't know any news. But after
the paper comes out, they will say that you
were misinformed about some local happen
ing and wonder why you can't get things
straight.
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LIST OF TEACHERS
Qualified TO Teach in she Public
schools Of Hartford County.

schOOIs OF Hartford County.
Office Board School Commissioners,
BEL AIR, Md, Aug. q, 1900
Trustees must select their Teachers from
this list, unless the applicant holds a Life Ger
tificate, Diploma of the state Norma School or
q Certificate from the Principal of the State
N rmai school. ,
Contracts with Teachers must be I'm writing
and must be forwarded to the Examiner a.
soon rs made. Boards of Trustees must be
properly organized before contracts with
fes sht.rh On m ba mi adj
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Resurvey OF MASON and Dixon's Line.

Major ]. B. Brown OF the Department In
ternal Affairs, Is home from Washington
where he was in conference regarding the
boundary monuments between Maryland and
Pennsylvania, marking what is known as
Mason and DIxon's line. He met Mr.. Clark,
representing Maryland, and the superinten-
dent of the United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey Commission, and 1t was agreed that
the work should be placed in the hands OF the
national authorities, who will make the sur
vey. The expense of the assistants will be
shared by Pennsylvania and Maryland. The
work will begin about September l -Orford
press
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FIRST GRADE,

teachers can be made.
FIRST GRADE.
Amos. Martha Lort, Helen,
Andrew. 7. Marian Matthews. Iacy B.
Archer. Blanche 4. Maynard, W. b.
Bagley, n attic M. McClung, b. f.
Earron. N. Nellie NcNabb. Chas. II.
Eestty, Leila h. Mechem, Clara
Booker, l.. May, Mechem, Estelle
bradshaw, Helen A. Middendorf, Chas f.
3ristow. Pearl Mitchell, McHenry
brown. Rosa C. Moulrdale, Eleanor l.,
Cam, Ida V. Meter, EliZabath 4,
Cairnss, Annie H. Nelson, Helen
ai-nes, 5. Elizabeth Ofiey, Matte n.
Carma'', Anna b. Penninx. Elsie NJ.
Chandlec, Blanche PentZ, VIM. H,
Cole, trace A. Phelps, Mary v.
Cole, Hannah A. Poole, Hauie A.
Cunningham, Oscar Reid, Elizabeth H.
Coreou, Rubena Red Virginia
Cullen. Jane h. Kicker, Kate A.
Curriss Ethel Robinson Lydia A.
! urtl's, IDA Russell, (. Susie
Dalton, Annie P. Scarborough, John D.
Davis, Annie NJ. SIye, Nellie
Dilworth. Jessie G. smith, Matte
bowling. Maggie b. Smithson, Alice B..
DIVER. ~. Ellen Smithson, Clara
Gaibreath, A; Kinney Straw bridge, kaluh w.
Galloway. Sailie r. Street,. Carice .I
Gell;tly. Grace &. Stritebotr, Ella N. o..
Gibson, Mary Swartz, Rosa
Grafton, Jennie TammaDy. 8. j.
Grafton, Lillian Tucker, Clara A.
harklns. W: Thomas YsnBibber, Lena C..
Hitchcock, Bessie Wann. Bessie Il.
Realey. Annie Z. Wht eler. Mattel.
Hood, Je Ssie NJ. Wilson, Alice
Hutton, Philena NJ. Wilson, Chus. 7.
Jamez, elizabeth ). Wilson, Elizabeth
john on. Ida Wilson, Hattie
Kerr: Julia y. Wilson, Josephine
Lee. Minnie Y. Wilson, Rose
Lochary, Annie W. Wilson, Sadie
LocbRry, Cas- lie A. Wright, Chas T.
Loehary, Fanny M. Yost. Cynshin E
SECOND GRADE.
Bostc, FIoy Mcdonald, Maggie
Bruce, Jennie X. Metzel, Roscoe q.
COale, Helen NJ. Mlddpndorf John W.
Coale, Idle Y. Morgan. Carry W.
Davis, Frank n'DOnnell, Bessie
Deyoe. Julia D. Parker. Hannah =.
Duncan, Florence V. Roberts, NilhelmiDa
Eggleston, Alice g., Scal borough. II. III.
GHrrt.' c, [ ora. Shame, Annie 4.
Glackin, Alice Smithson. Marsaret
Harklns, Corinne Stephens, Mary K.
Harkins, MUllie a. Stephens. Martin A.
Harry, Bessie NJ. Stonebrr ker, Clara v.
Hutton, George A. Street,. K. Florence
Jones, Laura NJ. Tammany, Laura b.
Jourdan. Ruth l.. Taylor, II ellen G.,
kenly. Jessie Taylor, Mary b.
King, Phoebe Ward Maude
Lowe. Maud Wright C. Milton
Lawson. Vernon X. Wits, Dora
Mason. Laura W
By order,
THOS, c. GAL3RRATH.
Examiner.
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The Histo,ica! Society, Rel Air, met in the
Cour; room on Saturday, Rev. +. A. Coiburn
presiding the following donations were
announced, By the President, from Mrs. NJ.
l. Stricken, 'rhc Ladies' Garland" for May
1898. By Mr.. james McCurdy, copy of
CLOVES Surveying formerly owned by
Jam IS steel. Fro N Mr.. Charles .. White, n
very heavy hlee pronged pitch fork, such as
was used, perhaps, century ago. By the
Secretary, from the Maryland Historical
), cey, Ear!y Maryland poetry, with an ap
pend;x &C utain ng 1.-The Mousetrap," editei
by DIR. Bernard e. steiner. Annual report
Of officers and committees, for 1S99-19o0.
From Miss Josephine Parker, eight numbers
of "The National Magazine" for 1852 and
twelve Of he ,me for 1858
The Secretary WIS ms ructsd TO subscribe
condttoually to 1.-The Maryland Calender OF
Wills" now being complied by Mrs. Jane
Baldwin, OF Annapolis.
Rev f. A. Co'Durn read "The History of
Churchville Parish" After discussion upon
the necessity OF preserving church history y
resolution WAS adopted that the authorities Of
each church in Hartford county be requested
to furnish this Society with brief historical
sketch of their several churches to be filed
amoug its records.
DR.. George W. Archer read a paper entitled
"Patriots and their Interpreters"
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Forest Hill Items.

FOREST Hill, July 31.-Farmers have been
greatly .onccrLed IN this vicinity about tine
corn and 2rnSs tn account OF The protrscfcd
drouth, out their countenhnces were changed
Monday morning when we had the down. all
of gentle rain, which the thirsty earth gladly
received. The Prospect for a tomato crop is
very prom sing.
The tramps have began travelling around,
ready for he canning season.
The woods meeting is now in progress at
C0uptown in grove near by. 1t is well at.
tended ny the r,eopie Of this locality. Many
ministers from distance are rendering tn. ir
ass stance.
Mr.. Almert TvirinV and sister are spending
several days at Governors Kun.
Mr. William Norris, Of Baltimore. spent sun
day with MIR. Charles Wilson, OF Forest Hill.
Misses Annie and Gertrude Ely and their
brother, Mr.. EDWARD Ely, Jr., 1 Baltimore, a Z
u > Tn,.ir - ttr Mrs Eugene Tucker.
Rev. John II. Jetfries. furuer pastor oil
West Hartford Circuit, but now o Parkton.
Baltimore county. is visiting friends in this
village.
Mr. Mortimer Hark.ns, of Winchester, Va,
his been visiting mis- parents, Capt. and Mrs.
j, I'm Il. Harkins.
The summer border appears to be all tlr
rage. On aturday night number of the cit
boys and girls passed through this village Oh II
straw ride, filling the air with many ciS2ordant
notes. by the noGOm panlment Of horns,
SsFcerEc., hOwIS &c.
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No Meeting This Year.

The MethO !ist Protestant Camp Meeting
which has been held annually for number Of
years in Macomber's woods, near Delta, will
not he held this year. The members of the
church, who have tented regularly upon the
grouud have agreed to pay the sums hitherto
chare' as 'eut rents directly into the church
irea'u'y. Sm ion, S has been u I star attrac-
lion I, { the camp Tor several seasons.
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By the will of the late Daniel Scott which
was filed for probate on Wednesday, the
property on the east side Of the Forest
Hal read, formerly belonging to the estate of
the late wi liam Il. Sc~tt. comprising over
one hundred acres, was bIqusa'hsd 10 his
housekeeper, Miss Mary Jane Kelly. All the
rest and residue of his large estate was left
absolutely to his daughter, Mrs Amanda n.
Calwell, his son iu-law, Mr.. James 5. CAL
well, being named as executor without bond.
The will was dated May 10, 1875 aud was
witnessed by Messrs Thomas Ii. Robinson
aud Iii bert s. Ha~ kius.
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II dun WAIST X u q CURSE rS, sold the
country over at 81 .0O pair, our O0n nn;.
bargain price Observation-Disclosures. OSGI UdII
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nON'T FORGET to LOOK at the LADIES, BUT.
~ ION or LACE DONGOLA SHOE at 81 go
that we told You abouc last week. Every pair
OF them worth from $500 to S2.5O.H
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PsrrynIan Notes.

PERRY MAN, July 31.-The rush OF work oc
casiuned 10y the har est aud corn culture be
ing over. farmers are now able to take little
me for pleasure, as the number of pic mics
amply testify. We hear of one nearly every
d,y. "Wednesday the Fire Department
at berde.n had one ut Old Baltimore, and
Wed ed W nj next week. August 8, the
Mechanics of this place will do what they can
to entertain the pubic at the same place.
The lawn tete, to be held at the home of Mr..
Swift. on Friday, August q. for the benefit of
pc .utia huron, promises to be great sue
cess. Everyone il invited and no doubt de-
lightful evening will reward tho.e who are
present.
The unusually warm weather has produced
great deal OF sickness in this neighborhOod.
Mr.. Charles RrAnnan lost Il child eleven months
old Gu Tuesday. Miss Matte Nelson and Mrs
Arthur Johnson are both quite i'll. MIR. Cha.
Holloway who has heen partially paralyzed,
is till in serious condition.
Miss Besse Taylor, of Baltimore is visiting
friends III this vicinity.
Mrs. Robert Leight, of Joppa, and Mrs.
Charles II. Wood, of PerrymIn, were with
their parents, DIR. and Mrs. L. J. Robinson, at
NJ .Rnola, last week.
Rev. J. +. Baggs preached an interesting
sermon to u good congreg alton sunday even
lug at the Methodist Chur h. A good at
tendance is Il gre At deal OF announcement to
the minister. 1t is to be regretted that we 80
seldom have it. There will be service at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday evening.
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Housckeepcrs must exercise care in buying bak-
ing powders 10 avoid alum Alum powders are
sold chap To catch the llnwary, but alum is poi
SON. and !Ii IooI seriously INJURIES health.
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lust closed out the entire lot, about Is
- pairs SUMNER CORS Els. all sizes. Every
pair worth soc. Will sell them ooo no,,
while they last at................ 0JGs udII
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascnrets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
Zoe, CSC. II c. G. c. iul, druggists refund money.
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Nr. George Muller died at his home In
Baltimore on sunday afternoon Of consump-
ton of the throat, aged about IS years. He
was brother Of Mrs. Joseph H. Everett, Of
Emmorton, and was at one time engaged in
business in Bel Air, being one OF the Muller
Brothers, who conducted harness store in
the Hanna building now occupied by Mr.. W.
d. Harrymsn
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Rev. Il. X. MaynadieF.

Rev. Eben.zer +. MA,nAdier died at st.
Jnseph's Hospital, Baltimore, on Tuesday If
acute nephrilis, aged IS years. lie WAS u
native Of Washington, ID. e., son General
William Msypsdier and cousin cf Judge
George Y. Msynadier, of Bel Air. He was y
former pastor of st. John's Catholic Church,
I Dnty Erasu
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Mrs. Ann Davis.

Mrs. Ann Davis, widow Of the late William
J. Davis, died suddenly on Sunday evening at
her home near Prospect. She went into the
yard to look after some young chickens, and
not returning 10 due time one Of the family
went IN search of her and found her lying
close to the gate. Her life was 50 nearly ex-
Iinct that she merely gasped once or twice
after she was found. DIR. Arthur was called
and attributed her death to heart trouble.
Mrs. Davis was about a years of age. She
leaves one son, Mr.. Elisha DAVIS, OF Prospect,
and four daughters, Mrs. Robert Fulton, of
Bryansyille, Pa; Mrs DAriel w. Bay, of
Whiteford; Mrs. j. Duncan Almony, Of Tsy-
Tor, and Miss Virginia Davis. She WAS buried
on Wednesday at Statewide Presbyterian
Clurch, Rev. X. J. Stewart conducting tie
services.
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T or 121 EXTRA LONG WASTE RIG COR.
Try over 5s oar S "tss me ef sss" 6scpar
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VlGILANT CoRsETs. made at the RAG
Fact ry, and the best Medium Corset on
the market today. Bargain don naiv
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A MOTHER NEW LINE of 1sc.
"A FIGURED DIMlTIES 10la ,,..J
dI.....,. 80. Ik2UR VdIu
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PEADY MADE PILLOW CASES made T, ON
IL Mohawk Valley Muslin, 45x33 Il a..
yard by ii yards square. Bargain price 9fGs
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PEApY MADE BOLSTER CASES, inside
III IRON Mohawk Valley Muslin, size 45x72
Y wards Ia yards square. BIrgain 00o
"rice''''''''''.'..' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GV6G
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Midsummer Bargains
AT THE
Store.

READY.MADVSHEF made from Mohawk
III Valley Muslin size COX 90, C2I5 nrn 800
Bargain icc...OSG ,E1EU
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OBITUARY.
Edith Clayton.

Mrs. Edith Clayton wife of Mr.. W. o. UIas,
ton. died at the Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore, on Sunday, aged thirty iue years,
and was buriei on 'rlesd ay at the Mountain
Ihristian church.
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Carvti baldwin.

J. Carvll Baldwin, an hfAut Bun Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baldwin, died at the home Of his
parents at Frogtown, near Bel Air, on Friday,
and was buried at st. Ignatius cemetery on
Sunday. Father Frederick of1iciated, the
pail bearers being Masters Matthew 0'Don-
nell, Ddmund Kehoe, Frank Martin and
NXrtf1
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THOMAS H. ROBINSON, Solicitor.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Elizabeth 3. Eye In the Circuit Court for
We. Hartford County.
Lizzie Ireland Parrish In Equity.
ct al.