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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-08-17

MADONNA, August l5.-Rev: c. n. Wolf,
OF Pennsylvania, the former pastor of Salem
Church, is visiting friends in the neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cathcart is visiting friends and
relatives at NorrisviIle.
MIR. Charles Turner of this place is speud-
irg the summer at several summer resorts.
Miss Bessie Cathcart has returned home,
after pleasant visit to her cousin, Mrs
johnson, OF New Market
Mias Carrie stokes, of Cambria, is guest
OF Miss Mollie Randall.
Rev Mr.. Romig who has been suffering
with malaria, is getting better. LILAC.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Daniel r. spicer has been commissioned
as postmaster at Upper Falls, Baltimore
county.
ON Friday the mercury sgsin reached
1929 in Bel Air, Saturday beating It by 2
degrees.
The annual picnic Of Grace Methodist
Protestant Sunday School will be held today
at Lake Fanny.
The Little Gunpowder Falls is reported
as being lower this year than during the past
twenty three years.
-qavre de Grsce now requires that all
hawkers who vPnd their wares upon the
streets of that city, shall take out S. license.
"A marriage license wss granted In Balti-
more Last week to Charles Nelson Barnard, OF
Havre de Grsce, and Eva Brown OF that city.
Letters of administration upon the estate
Of Benz amin F. Minnick have been granted
by the Register Of Wills to Martha z. Min
nick.
The stesm launch America which belongs
to Mr. John P. Leight. of Otter Point, is laid
up for short time in order to be fitted with q
new boiler.
The Taylor baseball club was scheduled
to play a match with the Electric Park club
yesterday. The latter club defeated club
from Frederick on Tuesday the score being
90 to3.
The marriage OF Miss Emma Alberta
Sheridan, OF Bel Air, to Mr.. Frederick Will
liam Ressiu, of Havre de Grace, will take
place September LIST, at the home OF her |
sister, Mrs. s. K Hoffman, Bel Air.
MIR. Noble L. Mitchell sold as auctioneer |
at the Court House door on Monday, for Mr.. |
j. Thos c. Hopkins trustee, two tracts Of
land situated at Cardiff to Mr.. william A. |
Miller, OF York, comprising "a acres for $500 |
The picnic of the Norrisville Farmers |
Club, which was held in Mr.. Arthur s. Edie's |
grove on Thursday OF last week was great |
success. 1t is estimated that t least four |
thousand persons were present. One hundred |
and twenty gallons of ice cream were sold.
A horse stitched to buggy belonging to |
Mr.. william A. Wilson, Of Jerusalem, became |
frightened on Wednesday and ran away. Miss
Bette Doran, who was in the buggy, was
thrown out and severely bruised. The horse
was badly cut by running into barbed wire
fence.
Mr. j. w. c. Austin, editor and publisher
of the Time Table Record, OF York county,
was a welcome visitor to our sauctum last
Thursday H. is fine specimen of the sturdy
Democrats of that prosperous city, and gives
a glowing account OF prospective victory In
November.
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Poor Outlook for Cnnnera.

ABERDEEN, August l5.-The canning sea
son has opened with II poor outlook for early
corn and tomatoes, the country is still
suffering for rain. Mr.. Morgan Mitchell be-
gan packing corn on Saturday last, and has
been running his factory at Short Lane con-
srsntly since then. Nearly all of the corn
packing houses will he III operation BY the
latter part of this week.
The base ball season has virtually closed.
Our team played an unsuccessful game at
Elect ic Park last Saturday.
During the severe storm which visited this
vicinity last Tuesday, Mr. william L. Tay-
lors house was struck by lightning and sew
erai of the inmates stunned. The building
htch is of brick, was dana ged considerably.
Mr.. Robert + Lee, son OF Nr. Charles Lee,
formerly of this county, died in Baltimore on
Sunday, August 18th, IN the twentS eighth
ear of his age. His remains were broupht
to Aberdeen over the Baltimore and Ohio road
on Wednesday. Funeral services we're held
in Grace Nj. 4 CeuIch South. by Rev. j. r
Baggs. The deceased was member of the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen and
Knights Of Pythias, and both of these orders
were largely represented at his funeral. The
in ermeut was at Spesutia cemetery.
Mrs. X. Belle Dever. daughter Of Mr.. Chas.
H. jackson, of this place, and NJ. Walter K.
Wins, were married on "wednesday evening
ID n instant, at 8 o'clock, at the East Hartford
Circuit parsonage, BY Rev. j. Edwin Amos.
The patriotic entertainment held in the
town ball ON Tuesday evening, by the Dung
people OF this town was well attended, In
spite OF the hot weather and was therefore
financial success. After u musical and Iiser-
AIRY programme was rendered. refreshments
were sold on the grounds in front OF the hall.
iss Florence Ianway, Of Phisdel phia,
and Miss Amelia Hanway. of Baltimore, are
visilitg Mrs. I. l.. Hanway.
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell and her daughter,
Miss Libbie, OF short Lane, returned last
Wednesday, from stiourn at Atlantic City.
and a visit to Mrs. Horalio B. Nichols OF
Pb'ad' lphia
Miss Nan Ewing, Of Flemmington, New
JERSEY. has returned home after a visit to
Miss Ethel Kennedy, of this town.
Miss thel Kennedy is now spending some
time with the family of Dr. John ii. Ewing,
at Atlantic Highlands
Mr.. l. u. KenIy, OF York, Pa, was In Aber-
deem last week.
Miss Belle Williams, OF It. Denis, is the
guest of Mrs Morgan Mitchell.
Wiz. Stanley NJ. Hanway spent several days
OF the past week at Atlantic City.
A delightful entertainment in the way Of
crab and feb supper given At the High
House on Tuesa"r evtri ing The proceeds
We for -" Episcopal Chapel TO be erec, ed
in Bush River Neck
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Taken Sick on the street.

Mr.. Jacob FL Brookhart well-known con-
stable OF Marshalls district, WAS taken sud
denly III on the street on Monday morning
He managed tn reach the Office OF Mr. Walter
W. Preston when DIR. E. Hall Richardson was
summoned and medical aid rendered. Mr..
Brookhart was sfterward removed to the resi-
dence Of Sheriff Kiuhart where he remained
until Tuesday evening when he was removed
to his home near Madonna. His wife was
notified by 'phone and was with him during
hia iIlpass
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BAGLEr, August lS.--rr:. f. V. Bagley
who had the m'sfcr'un" t" sprain her ankle
is able to he about again
A fruit and ice cream fe,tivaI will be he'd
/" the grove sdj0iJiDg Friendship Church
next Watine' dav aud Thursday evenings
August - ana 23. Proceeds for the benefit
of the Chu CHI
Rev G.. c. Clark and wife. Of New Jersey
are visiting friends iu this vicinity.
The lawn fee which was neld At the home
of Mr.. w A. Gray lis Wednesday night
proved quite = success. A very enjoyable
time WAS spent by alt
Miss E Ia Watkins has returned home from
a visit to &. gley.
Miss Lille V. Bagley Who has heeu viewing
The Fall modes ana patti erns OF Paris has nj
The opening of Armstrong, Gator & On. ha.
Teturned home. SUNSHINE
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Teachers' Institute.

Office Board of School Commissioners. [
BEL AIR, Md, Aug. Is, 1900.
The annual session of the Teachers Inst itute
will be held at the Court House, in Bel Air.
SEPTEMBER 3D. to eth INCLUSIVE,
the Monday morning period begnning at IL 30
o'clock.
All the white teachers of the county who
hold schools are required, and all others, urged.
TO be present.
All persons interested in education are invit-
ed To attend. w" wOu especially call the at
tenIion of the trJstses 70 this opening the
years work, and ask their attendance upon at
least onr session.
Inc white schools will open Septem Der 10th.
BY order
T.C.GALBKEATH Ex.miuur
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Caught Twenty Dozen.

grabbing party from wilma, passed very
pleasant and successful day at Otter Point on
Monday, catching twenty dozen fine crabs,
between 9 A. NJ. and 4 P M. The party In
cluded Mr. ID. Trainor Archer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Archer,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coale, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Dilworth, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Archer, Mrs
J. s. Archer, Misses Annie Wann, Lena
Wann, Emma Wanu, Grace Gibson, Beulnh
Gibson and Messrs. Everett Carroll, Theodore
Archer, Herbert Coale and Archer Bramble.
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Clayton Clippings.

CLAYTON, August 13-The gar held by the
Joppa Church last week was success, fully
six hundred people being present on the last
evening. The gold watch contested for by six
Iecied 1855.
The Jerusalem Christian Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic on August IS. at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Miss Rosa Martin, Of Philadelphia is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of this place
Mrs. John HartuDg. who has been visiting
relatives of this place. has returned to her
bone in Washing ton, ID. c.
Mrs: Townsend and children. Of Philadelphia,
shd Mrs Frey, of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs.
Il. I. Sporting, of Mountain View"
Miss Edith Woods, of Vale. spenr a few DAYS
81 last week with the Mes Duyall, of "Gien
Echo"
Misses Beckia and Bessie Lowe, of Carea, are
visiting relatives and friends ID this Dpip hhnr-
hood. GITEss
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CHESTNUT HILL. August 15-Our Sunday
school held their annual picnic in T. j Rob.
inson's woods last week. In the evening a
lecture was given by }. w. Straughr, aided by
the former pastor of the church.
party OF young people from this neigh
borhood went ON grabbing party last week.
The weather has been very hot and dry
here for the past two weeks. The farmers
have been wishing fer rain for some time.
Charles Harkins is home on ten days va
cation.
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Ancient History.

A copy Of the Maryland journal aud Bdlti-
more Idrertjscr, (which WAS he original title
of the BdltimOre American bearing date,
Tuesday, February 8 1852, has been found in
the possession OF Mrs. wsdner, of l07 South
Poppleton Street. Baltimore, which contsint
a dispatch from Hartford county, conveying
the information that "a new town called
Havre de Grace, is laid out at the mouth OF
the Su, quehsuna and the lots may be pur.
chased of Robert Stokes" This is a most
emphatic denial of the oft-repeated announce
meut, that Han ford's city was named by La.
fay cite during his witt TO this country in
1874
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Found Dead.

The dead body of man WIS found In q
freight car Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company upon the arrival of the train at
Aberdeen on Friday. Two of his companions
were quietly sleeping by his side. He was
discovered to be John Carr, of Baltimore, and
his death wss attributed to alcoholism Jus-
tice James 7. Pritchard turned the corpse
over to undertaken Fletcher for burial ut the
expense OF the county.
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The Democratic League.

The first shot in the campaign was fired
when the Democratic League held its regular
weekly meeting in the Courthouse on Tues
day evening. DIR. a. W. Valentine presided
with Mr. W. }. Saanahan az secretary: Mr..
Carver resigned as president and Mr. Walter
Finney WIS unanimously elected to fill thai
portion. II was decided to join the Ma ional
Association OF Democratic Clubs. Stirring
speeches were made by ErJudge George
Mayntd der and Mr. }. Thomas e Hopkins
The roll Of members now contains shout sixty
names and is growing d,ily. Every voter
who is opposed to McKinleyism and i'm
peraIism should be enrolled.
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From AnlOss.

AMoss. August 15-Mrs. F. w. Garrettson.
Misses Rose Richie, Grace Larkins and Pearl
6arrettson, are guests of Mrs. Martha Wig.
gers.
Mr.. Elwood Martin and Miss Edna Martin
are at Rehoboth Beach.
MIR. W. E. Robinson is building silo in his
barn.
The ladies of Friendship NJ. z. Church
held very successful lawn fete last Wednes-
day evening, at the home of Mr.. VIM. Grsy
A very interesting literary programme was
rendered during the evening
Mr.. Harry Amoss. OF Baltimore, spent last
week with friends In the neighborhood.
Miss Lulu Miller is visiting her sister in
Baltimore
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$3.50
RaaR Rail,

The Electric Park base ball club defeated
the Havre de Grace team in close, snappy
game on Thursday of last week by score OF
Ito 6, ard on Saturday they won In the con-
test with the Nonpareils, Of Aberdeen, the
score being "a to s. In the contest between
the Electric Park Club and Bel Air on Tues
day the game resulted in TO In favor OF the
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A swarm Of bees entered the smokehoufe
on the property Of Mr.. Francis &. Pierce
near Cooptown, one day last week, and in
vestigated tne premises with view Of locat'
ing. An old boot offered so inviting place
in which to store their futures that they
promptly adopted it and began at once to
construct those wonderous waxen cells in
which they pack their mellifiunus products.
Mr. Pierce is not displeased with his colony
of equatters, but, rather enjoys, In anticips-
ton, "a frast OF got i things next winter.
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Notice to Renters of p.iyii, ss>.

Proposals will he received at the Office o. the
secretary "f the Hartford County Avricu tIral
SCOTT w to MONDAY. AUGUST27, 1000, at
II o'clock. ~, for Renting the following
PRIVILEGES ut the Second Annual FAIR of the
society. October %, 10, II and II, 1900:
The Dining Rosm Privilege.
Tne Privilege of Selling oysters.
The Privilege of Selling Ice Cream and Cake.
The Privilege of selling Soft Drinks.
The Privilege of selling Cigars and Tobacco.
The Privilege of Selling Candies.
The Privilege of Selling Horse Feed.
Bidders are requested to biz separately for
each priv ege, nd may hid for all. The suc-
cessfui bidder viii he confined TO one location
On the ground.
Thr privilege of giving away cigars by rent
rrs cf other privileges is reserved
The Board reserves rhe right 10 waive de-
fleets md reject any and all bids.
w Terms cash.
JAMES w. MCNAB3.
Secretary.
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|NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.
FallstOn News.

FALLsToN, August 49, Rain is badly need
ed IN this vicinity as the crops are suffering
very much from the drouth.
Mr.. william H. STREET. and son, of this place
spent several days at Frostburg last week.
Rev. c. G. Clarke. of Elizabeth. New Jersey
preached at the FaIlston Presbyterian Church
on Sunday night
The friends of Miss Emily B. Robinson, ten.
dered her very enjoyable surprise on satur-
day night.
A new bridge is being built over the railroad
crossing near Fallston for the broad gauge.
OBSERVER.
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In MPnlOriRIn.

In fond remembrance of Alexander Nc
ComaS, VINO denarted this life six years ago,
August Is, 1894.
Through all these sad aud lonely years
Thy memory fresh VIC keep,
Nor ever shall forgotten be,
Till we be side thee eep.
uTo WIrr
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Letter From Vale.

VALE, August 15.-Miss Roberts, who has
been visiting Mrs. C. G. Butler, has returned
home.
The Misses Gibson. of baltimore, are visit
ing the Misses Foard. of High Point,
Miss Mary L. Woods is visiting relatives in
Cockevsvile.
Mr.. w. r. Robinson carved yesterday for the
first time this season. This was the first run in
the neigbborhood.
The Fallston Farmers Club met at the home
Of Mr.. X. e, Duvall, Saturday, August IL.
Those present were J. Wilson Moore. William
L. moss. William G. Hoskins. K. z. Duvall,
ID. Z. HollinGsworth, william Harlan, Walter
P. Rockford and Harry Preston. On their
arrival the farm was inspecte and pronounced
in good conditio The business of the club
was transacted after supper and the rest of
the evening spent in pleasant intercourse.
UNCLE BIIsH
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Road Checks Issued.-Thomas Gordon,
$40. 40; C. T. Hughes, SsS 90; Joseph 7. Gala.
han, $55 81; Thomas Strong, $3l So; Alex.
E. Cullum, $14S IS; James F. Cullum. 500 90;
Winfield Greenland, 500 10; l.. q. Osborn,
1874 SO; James Lee Boarman. S21 IS; John Nc
Kee, $25 81; J. H. Ball, 500 50: Michael Rail,
$34.44; Michael Doyle, $33 rs; John F,
Wheeler, $15.75; e. NJ. Clement, $82 90;
Barnett Wheeler. $40.47; J. Calvin Dawson.
S25 81; H X Bruins. SIT 81: James Smith, Jr.,
S44 ~; H. w. Whistler, $1.2 Jacob Livezey,
SOB 10: John Msgness. $14.37; John h. Bailey,
$ls62; Frank Pierce, SIS; Walter thinner
man, $40 7s; Samuel Waitmire. SIS %; Arthur
Beale, $50; H. C. Richardson, SIS; George NJ.
ID. Wiley, $45 70: John Walters, $40 81; James
W. Hey, SIS IS; E. N. Clement, $40 II; James
N. Crowl, So 20; James Calford. $40. Is; W..
A. Wheeler, s16; 8. A. Wallace, $3.50; James
}. Wilson, $40 SO; 8. Fl. Wilson, So 81; W. A.
Thomas, SIS; E. L. Grier, $50 ~; Nelson ".
Whiteford, % OS.
Orders on County Trsasurer.-N. N. Mock,
postage stamps, 81 so; W. H. Lyle, ice for
Commissioners office, IS; Ewing & Co.,
Almshous- and Jail accounts, $22.4; E
Carvil Tolley, Orphans Court, $50: J. Wiley
Waters. Almshouse account, $22 so; H. B.
Bruins, same, $31; James W. Hamilton, same,
$29 81
The following bids were received for build
ing bridge across Swan Creek near J. Scott
hughes: York Bridge Company flor iron
bridget 1925; Il. q. Thomas, 1857; Strong
Cadle, $l63 g. All of the bids were rejected.
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~ OBITUARY.


Myrtle, an infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Luther g. Henderson, died at the home OF
her parents In Pleasantvile, on Friday; and
was buried on Sunday at Providence NJ. P.
Church, Rev. Samuel w. Coe conducting
the services.
&C MRS. Samuel DenbOw.
Mrs. Sadie Denbow. wife of Mr.. Samuel
Denbow, died at her home near Jarrettsville,
Saturday after protrscted illness, aged about
thirty-three years. Her husband survives
her. She was buried on Tuesday at the
William Waters, NJ. E. Church, Cooptown.
Mrs. Mary J. Diamond.
Mrs. Mary j. Diamond was found dead IN
he'd at her home near wilma on Thursday last
heart. She was In the sixty-second year of
her age Three sons and one daughter sur
vive her. The funeral took place on satur-
day at Union Chapel.
Michael ID. Trout.
Michael David Trout died at bis res idsnce
near Norrisville on Friday last after long
illness OF cancer of the stomach. His wife
and ten children survive him. His funeral
took place on SUNDAY. the interment being
made at Zion Methodist Episcopal Church,
Draco, York county.
William p Smith.
Mr. William 8. Smith died of consumption
at the residence Of his sister-in-law, Mira.
Annie NJ. Stephenson, near Garland, on Tues
day, aged 81 years. He leaves a widow. His
funeral took place on Tbursday, the burial
being made at Rock Run Cemetery.
Miss Jerusha b. Jordan.
Miss JeIusha B. Jordan died OF psritonitis
at the home of her brother in-law, Mr.. Fl. W.
H. Jones, near Fallston, on Thursday last,
aged fifty seven years. Her funeral took
place on FRIDAY, the interment being made in
Rock Run VI. e. cemetery. Rev Wesley NJ.
Hyde officisted, the pail bearers being
Messrs. Joseph Crumlish. John Crumlish,
Nathan Scarborough, Charles Terry, B. Frank
Jones and James r. Jones.
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From Dry Branch.

DRY BRANCH. August 1--we are having
another hot and dry spell of weather, and
again the pasture 10 getting short. How
strange It is that there is such vast differ
ence in the weather in sections of Hartford
county. In the upper part everything is
burning up with the heat and down at Vale
they have frost.
Justice William B. Wright had one of bis
hands badly mashed while with the road
worker.
MIR. Michael ID. Trout who had been sick
for some time was buried last Sunday. The
interment being made at Zion cemetery.
York county. He leaves a wife, seven daugh,
tiers and six sons.
Mr. Richard Mcdonald is running his saw
mill on full time.
straw stack belonging TO Mr.. Starr, OF
shane, was set on fire last Saturday bv his
little grandchildren. The stack contained
about five tons and was burned to the ground
with hog pen end hogs. The fire got into the
g-rden and burned everything up
The mills in the upper end are making
about half time on account Of low water.
NJ
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FOREST Hill, August 15.-The woods
meeting ended last Sunday after being in seq
sion tor two weeks. On hur.day tast many
"f the old preachers of this cit cult gathered at
Cooptown and gave i'll some OF their eNper.
fences.
Miss Laura Fables of Baltimore, is visiting
Misses Florence aud May Whitaker
Mr.. Albert Twining and sister have returne d
home from Governors Run.
Miss Lavinia Grafton is visiting relatives AT
this place.
The weather in this section is extremely hot
party of merry young folks started from
Cedar Heights the ONE OF Mr.. =. Il. Edel.
last Saturday evening for straw ride. When
they reached Be- Air, MIR. Geatty's i e cream
suffered considerably for it was very refresh
ing after such Il general Shaking up. The
party consisted of Miss Simons and Miss Pack
nam. al Baltimore; Misses ~tubh, ct eta;
Mss Virginia Jones, Miss Grace Tucker. NJ is
Grace Wallis aud the Misses Edel. Messrs
Brooks, Stubbs. McComas Curvcr. Wallis.
Wilson ana others.
Tue Forest Hill W. c. L. u will hold peach
and ice cream festival next Friday III d Satur.
day evenings, August II aud 10.
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absolutely Pure -

For the third of century the
standard for strength and purity. 1t
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent il every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal" either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
Manv priced ation ha powders
emadew thaIun
takentoa vo,lth
TO yc Ak in oot
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PYLEsvILLE, August 49, Mr.. James Street,
OF York. was visitor of Mr.. II. Scott STREET.
asst week.
Several farmers of this section attended the
Norrisville Farmers Institute.
The lack of rain in this section is causing
the milk men much trouble.
Master Hobart Bay while out about the barn
was attacked by the two cows and narrowly
escaped serious injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ParkerF. Scarborough enter
tanned a few of their friends on Friday eveinR
last. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Iephaniab
Heaps. Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Davis. hrs. NJ. f.
McConkey and SOIL. Mr.. and Mrs William II.
Smithson and Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ray.
Last Saturday night a horse belonging to
Thomas Marlboro. OF Delta and driven by J
T. Davis got unmanaucnbie near Scarhoro and
ran away. lJ struck bans. upsrtfInV the
buggy. The two who were in the buggy got
out without injury. jim CROW.
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educate Your Bowels with Cascarcts.
ANDY tatharttc, cure constipation Forever
.oc, DC. u @. @. c. fail, drusgl refund money
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MONT forget to look at the LADIES' BUT
~ Ton or LACE DONGOLA SHOEAt ST. go
tina. we told on abour last week. Every pair
OF them worth from 81 .OO to $2.5O.E