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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13

MI Abel Morris aud aiiSs Etzi Brooks,
both OF Mcleod, York county, Pa, were mar
risd a. ncor OF Wednesday in the parlor OF
Forwood'5 Hotel, Bel Air, by Rev. Il. Allen
Castlemar, rector of Emmanuel T. Church.
The bride, who is handsome demi-biorde,
was tastefuily attired in steel-coioied khyber
cloth, trimmed with white satin and lace and
carried bouquet of bride roses. The groom
is principal CT the school at Bryansville, Pa.
After partaking OF dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris took their departure for McFord, where
they will maze their future residence.
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SusGuehanna Fishery.

The Susquehanna shad and herring fisheries
have begun, though the season is rather late,
bad weather in March having delayed prepare,
lions. On Tuesday the large seines at Car
penter's Point and Sandy Beach, on Spesutia
Island, owned by Eugene ID. Blake, Of Balti
more, were expected to commence hauling.
Each OF these seines pays out about 100
fathoms Of net; they are the largest used at
the head of the bay. The probability is that
the run OF herring will reach these waters In q
few days.
The OILERS below Spesutial Island are catch
ing shad with SUCCESS. Herring have become
great feature of the spring fishing operations
here, as the pack of sailed herring is what the
majority of the fisheries most depend on.
The annual pack usually reaches from 10000
to 40, 600 barrels, about equally divided be-
tween cut and gross behring's, most Of which
are sold direct to Richmond and other South
ern markets. About 10hauling seines are op-
Grated In this neighborhood. These, with the
packing houses, employ something like a
thousand men during the fishing season.
There are some changes this season In loca-
tions. The Messrs. Coulehan & Hogan have
abandoned both shores formerly used by them
aud have taken up new locations. The shores
abandoned by them are the old Coale and
Bailey fishery, on the west side of Watson's
Island, just north Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
| road bridge, and the upper shore OF spesutis
| Island. Neither Of these shores will be oper'
ated the coming season. Coulehan & Hogan
have located their floats on the FLATS" One
OF their floats is about a mile and quarter
due east Of the Battery Fish Matching Station,
and it is expected that great many shad will
\ be caught there. TIE other float will be On
what was formerly known as the "old bay
haul but on the east side of the channel in
stead OF the west side. This float will BIZ 6
mile south of Point Concord lighthouse.
Walter T. jackson, Of i!avre de Grace, who
| OWES the GATE fishing shore, at FreGchtown
on the Cecil county side Of the river, will op
crate seine there. This shore was abandoned
for 60 years, but in its day was widely know
az the I.yttletcn Gale fishery AID was very eX
tersive in its operation. Iu its time it sup
piled large portion Of lower Pennsylvania
with fish.
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Easter M uSfc.

The music at st. Ignatius Church, Hickory,
will be more than usual attractiveness on
Sunday. 1t has been extensively rehearsed
by large choir and will form an essential
part of the joyous observances of Easter
Day. 1t will include Batmann's Mass, in E
fiat; Offertory hymn, "Regina Coeli," 80
Salutaris" by Werner; "Tantum Ergo" by
Roissiere; hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen
Today" The choir will consist Of Mrs.
Thomas H. Robinson, Mrs. G. s. Hawkins,
Mrs. John Mahoney, Mrs. Matthew Cain, Mrs.
John s. Young, Misses Lillian Forwood,
Fanny Cain, Laura Caiu and Hattie Poole,
and Messrs. John Cain, Matthew Cain,
Thomas Poole, Samuel Adg, DR.. A. w. Val
entine and W. E Lingan. Prof. j. Mahoney
will have charge.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13
The Bryant.

At the meeting Of the Bryant Literary So
ciety, of the Darlington School, on Friday
afternoon, the main topic was "sir Waiter
Scott" The programme was as follows:
Singing by the Glee Club; quotations by Mary
Russell, Allan Hopkins, Howard Knight,
Bessie McNutt, Roland Holloway, Mildred
Scott, Leila Connolly, Harry WiDdolph,
Roland Hopkins aud Grace Hopkins; Trio,
The Summer Hour" BY May Emlen, Ethel
McNutt and BIauche Scott; biography by
Alice Ely, song; recitations by Grace Gorrell
and Clarence Price, closing with general
talk by the pricipal, which was very interest
ing and instructive discourse upon "Annapo-
IL.
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N,rrcw EscaDe from Drowning.

Capt. c. 7. Mitchell, who is employed Gil
the fishing float OF Messrs. Coulahan Il Hogan,
q mile and a quarter east Of the battery fish
Matching station, at the mouth Of the Su:que-
hanna river, reports that he, assisted by VIII
liam Mauldin, rescued two men and boy
from drowning on Thursday OF last week.
The msn-Taylor Boyd and John Haywood
and the boy were capstzed in a gilling skifI
some distance from the float and were seen
from the float The wind was blowing gale
from the northwest, and they reported that
the boy could have held ous only short while
longer when he was rescued. The party were
taken to the float and provided for over night
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A Merry Party.

A very pleasant evening was passed BY the
young people Of the neighborhood at the resi-
on Monday evening, April 2. Dancing was
the chief attraction and was INDUCED in until
late hour. Refreshments were served In
profusion. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Johe l. Cullum, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walker, MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson,
Mrs. Eli McCommons, Mrs. George Shay,
Mis- es Edith Culum, Viola Cullum, Hazel
McCubbin, Messrs. James Mofflt, Harry
Clark, Mr.. Wilson, Alonzo Keithley, Jesse
Iley aud John Fahey.
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Bad Runaway.

The horse of Mr.. C. Edward Kerr, OF Foun-
tain Green, Hartford county, ran away Satur-
day afternoon as Mrs. Kerr and her daughter
were on their way home from Bel Air. As
they were going down Archer's hill just out
side of town the harness broke, letting The
buggy drop down against The horse, which
caused it to run rapidly down the bill. After
a dash of a hundred yards the buggy came in
contact with tree on the side Of the road,
completely demolishing the vehicle and up
setting the occupants. Mrs. Kerr sustained
severe bruises
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Letter From wheel.

WHEEL. April 1O-Messrs. Samuel II. Ho!
lingsworth and Morris Ii all have purchased
saw-mill and moved it into a large tract o
timber land near Calvary, belonging to Mr.
Grafton; and Messrs. Stanley Patterson ant
Madison Porter have started their mil in tn,
EnmOrtCn.
Mr.. William Griffith has removed FROM " hoc
to "DunkRle" farm HCgr E!u!no:tpn.
a surprise party iY3iH given ~ Mr. joseph =
Everett. Of EinInortOr, ON 'Tll j. ver.
pleasant evening y ds pass ri.
Mrs. FnCy III 0t!iUi' Of s.,.' iHtS i.c" : ID"
OF kellyiiiG. siiyd al livr LyGLu Iu 2: inner.
city last week. eU'fiuWi-i:.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13

AT the annual meeting of the Angel Hill
Cemetery Company of Havre de Grace, held
last week, the following Board of Directors
was chosen: James Hopper, Murray Vandi-
yer, s. j. Seneca, Hollis Courtney, Jr., John
A. Russell, A. 2. McCombs and Robert
Seneca. MIR. Hopper was reelected Pres:-
dent and Mr.. McCombs, secretary and treas
rrer
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Fair and supper.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Memorial
Church. Darlington, will hold fair and salad
supper in the town hall, Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings, April IS and 10. The
ladies have worked very zealously during the
Lenten season, and have prepared fine dis
play Of useful and fancy articles. The OBJ
iect is to reduce the Rectory debt and it is to
be hoped the supper will be literally patron
lied. Lunch will be sarved on Thursday at
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an application
Will be made to the County Commissioners,
location of the public road at a point known as
Archer's or Riey's Hill, on the road from
Priesthood to Churchvile, the new road to
commence at the foot of said hill, bearing
around to the left and coming into the main
road again at the entrance TO Mrs. Riley's
house, passing through the land of Mrs. Riley,
or TO commence at foot uf sid hill. bearing to
the right through To the land of William Kirk
and sister, and joining main road Mt point
about half way between Mrs. Riley's gate and
the entrance to the property of the late Mrs.
Nancy Lee, or beginning at W. Wilson's e. te,
bearing to the left through the land of Mrs
Lochary, thence to that of Mrs. Riley and inter.
secting the main road at the corner of Mrs.
Eileys field nearest to the cntra zee To the prop.
erty of the late Mrs Nancy Lee.
AuriI I0na
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Fatal Accident.

E.A. futile. of Cardiff, died on Monday as
the result Of a peculiar accident at the car
rage works at a banding machine, when
piece OF wood flew out, striking him In the
Dit of the stomach, and penetrating to his
vitals. The loss OF blood was so great that
two quarts of liquid to act as substitute
were pumped into him at the hospital, but he
hIed tn DEATH
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


BooTHBY HILL. April lave are still nav
ing cool weather.
The Boothby Hill school had Arbor Day G.
ercses. The programme con listed OF readings,
recitations and songs.
Mrs William Myers, of Hayre de Grace, va )
the guest of her sister, Srs II. Is. hickey Ugh
week.
Miss Ida v. Cain, who is attending the Stt''
Normal School in Baltimore, is spending g
Easter holidays with her parents, Mr.. ana MS.
Thomas Cain.
MIR. William H. Brown is still on the sick list.
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buSluceo udb Dccu lldubACICO LUG Ilob VI
appointments have been announced, aud
those in which we are locally interested arc
as follows:
SOUTHERN METHODIST.
West Harford.-L. Hammond.
East Harford.-J. +. Baggs.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Bel Airs. w. C0e, one to be supplied.
Baltimore Thomas II. Wright.
Deer Creek.-H. S. johnson.
Delta.-W. IL. Litzipger.
Fawn Grove.-p0rsey Bake.
Mount NgbO "A. /. bichcil
New Markets.. L. CaSsen.
Stewartstown.-G. NJ. Clayton.
Susquchunna.-C. p. Nowlin.
Ror. s. 3. I'redway has been sent to Cam
bridge; Rev. &. ". Compiler 10 Christ Church,
Baltimore; lev. Norman Ward, to Washing
ton, d. c.; Rev. j. I. LasselI, to Oxford; Rev
F. II. MUiineauX, to Parksley; Rev. j. l.,
Elie;dicc, TO Canton; Rev. s. a. lIobiitzel!,
to ST. Michaels; Rev. II o. Keen, 10 Rem.
ington; and lev. H. Z. Nelson has been left
without All appointment at his own request.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
II. s. France, Presiding Elder.
Aberdeen-R. w. II. Weech.
Bel ARR. K. Isaac.
Darlington-C. ID. Taylor.
East Harford-R. s. Barnes.
uarford-J. E. Amos.
Havre de Grace-Edward Hayes.
North Harford-K G. Murray.
West Harford-W. w. Davis and L. W.
Gosnell.
Rev. E. c. Gallaher has been sent to
Patapsco Station; Rev. J. II. Jeffries to Park.
ton, Baltimore county, Rev. w. D. Parry, tc
Gaithersburg and Rev. W. E. Bird to Canton
etraat Roltimora
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Exanlinei's' NUG:G3.

The undersigned examiners, appointed hJ'
the County commissioners Of Iiari =. cu&lfy,
to locate public rO ID in t,.r A.. ia aGc, lead
ing from the Chrome H:!i ma tJ"Vil-7n f1Ed,
known rs the old s.iw R.iil iuLi ard ninaiHE
thence through tar lands uf Howard X. Str@"It,
u. ID. street,. D3vliaad Mary An't SOyd, iiI..,ii
J. Almony and Mia EJ.lu. r uot.i :, Iatrrs"vts
the public rCGd h l'itn.- f. III car"u" HI! 10
Ths KGcks. near eliza ~ .ogg'F, sc, hereby
give notice that thcv viii meet OF the ground,
on TUESDAY. i ~ l1!h, 1900, ut 10 clock,
a. H., Tor the purpose above Gmst5G.'.
W. CLARK
T.. II. y Ai.rUN,
Sd. ADY,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13

1t is said that successful experiments have at
last been accomplished in wireless telegraphy,
and this would undoubtedly be good thing,
and revolutionize many ways of doing business.
One writer has gone so far as to say that wire
less telegraphy is the greatest discovery of the
age. We beg to differ. Don't overlook Hos-
letters Stomach Bitters when you talk about
the great things of the world. This peerless
medicine has done more to promote health and
settle stomach troubles than any other medi-
cine in existance. 1t cures dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, malaria and constipation. 1t never fails.
Try it. and be sure and get the genuine, with
Private Revenue Stamp over the neck OF bottle.
Don't let the druggist palUl or a Substitute"
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Proposals for Bridge.

Office of County Commissioners of Hartford /
County, GEL AIR, Nd, April 2, 1900. I
Proposals will be received at the office of the
County Commss Oncrs, in Bel Air, up to IL
O'Clock. NJ, on Monday, April Is, 1900, for
building Il Bridge over the run, near William
Bays, of the following Specifications: Adult
uicn.s i6 feet loTg, 2 feet above low water;
walls 2l3 feet al he bottom, battered 70 . feet
a. he top; span II ic.J win ail:a S&5 inches;
covered with 2 zach white OAK plank and guard
rail on each side
By order,
IN.J. FiNEEY. Clerk
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THE
MARKS OF
SUFFERING

Miss EDNA ELLIS Hgginsport Ohio writes "DEAR MRS.
PIKHAM-I school teacher and had suffered untold agony
during my menstrual periods for years. My
suffered pain my side and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-13

A fire broke out on Friday morning In the
woods between the Philadelphia, Whining on
and Baltimore and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad tracks, north Of Aberdeen. The
leaves and dry under growth ignited and
burned so rapidly thatthe flames soon reached
the town borders. The alarm was given and
fire department hurried to the scene. A few
hours OF hard work tuf1iced to avert all
danger, although, at one time the Bank and
AaroDson's livery stsb!e were in danger
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prcpos&is for Opening d New Road.

Office of County Commissioners OF iTurCord I
County, Rel AIR, MD, April 2, 1900
Proposals will he received ut the office of the
County Commissioners, in Bel Air, up to IL
opening New Road, leading from Five Forks
to CCTGUUt Mills, near Dcvuu's Shop, and rum
niGE through the lU'1s of said Euvoe, james II.
Kil- or, Hall DHgUa, Thomas EearHs, Edward
wye, W. II. Street,, John Walter Street, and
others, until it iItc'teCts the public road lead
ing from Anderson Hill to C!eTnUnt Mills, at
point near Falling !;yanch
By order,
GEO. j. FINNEY, Clerk.
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Mrs. Mildred Frazer, wife of Mr.. Il. K.
Frazer, of Canada, died in Wilmington, DEL,
on Wednesday, April 4, after short illness
Of pneumonia. She was daughter OF Mr..
John a. Webster, aud grand daughter oil
Captain John A. Webster Of the "Moun:, "
and was a native OF this county. she was
buried on Saturday st Wilmington. She was
married to Mr.. Frazer about year ago.
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PROPOSALS FOR RENTING RACE TRACK
AT BEL AIR FAIR GROUNDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Directors Of the Hartford Agricultural Society,
at the office of the Secretary, up to and includ-
ing April 10. 1900, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, for
renting the Race Track, louise and Stable of
the Fair Grounds during the season of 1900,
subject TO such regulations as the Directors
may from time to time determine upon. The
right is reserved to use the grounds at any time.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
JAMES W. MCNABB,
Secretary
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Counfx Commissioners.

Road Checks issued-Thomas B. Whalen,
$l3 25; Frank 2. Brszier, $56.24; William
Bavington, $50 20; Richard W.. Mcdonald,
$72 IS; W. NJ. Whiteford, 50; w. j. Forsytbe,
$26 Is; w r Davis, $17.5S; Calvin McNutt,
s. 60; Jsmes J Wilson, $12 50; John NJ.
Scarborough, So 80.
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Confirmation.

On Sunday next Confirmation services will
be held at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Joppa, by Rev. c. f Mechling. The
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will also be
administered. Services of a like character
will be held ~ the Lutheran Church at Perry
mans on Sund ~, April 90.
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MIR. Frank RiSdUn.

Mr.. Frank Eiglon died at his home near
Mil Green, on Wednesday, April 4, aged a.
years, and WAS buritd in the Emory NJ. L.
Gem, terry GA Friday afternoon. Services
were conducted by Rev. j. d. Smith, tie pal
bearers being James johnson, Thomas Rob
fa>on, Henderson Thomas, Theodore Wesley,
John ". Galbreath and lleZekiah HUFF. Mr..
Kiydon leaves q wild IVY, one daughter, Mrs.
William b. Rigdon, Of Prospect, AID four
SONS, Charles Rigdon, Of Chestnut Hill; Sum
merlieid Rigdon, of Mill Green; Rev. Nathan
Rigdon, OF Colorado, and Ralph Rigdon, Of
Hayre de Grace.
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OBITUARY..
olivia Jane Munnikhuysen.

Olivia Jane. an infant daughter Of William
I. and Ella Munnikhuysen, died at the home
OF her parents, near Bel Air, on Monday, April
2, and was buried at st. Msry's P. E. Gene
terry, Emmorton, on Wednesday. Rev. W..
+. Brand officiated.
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As result Of a recent inspection by post
Office attaches further rural free delivery is TO
be introduced into Hartford county
Messrs PIummer and Norton, WHO Were
seat into he county to report on the subject,
have submitted Il flding in tie favor OF TIC
delivery sy stem and route will be inaugu
rated Ma l. The plan as agreed to is to eX-
tend route from Wh!teford to Pylesviiie
traversirg il circle back to Whitefoid
This will carry tie service over Mason ard
Dixon's !iuc iuto Pennsylvania within one
:u'le of Delta. The introduction OF the free
delivery system in iiaIfoId YVES the result OF
representations made b. Congressman Baker.
OF Maryland, WHO, in compliance with a
petition from the residents, urged the post
Office official: to establish route. This is
said to be hut the beginning of system which
will be extended over the entire county, as in
Carroll.
TO AND FROM HAvRE DE GRACE.
The route as rearranged at Havre de Grace
is twenty-five miles in length. The popula-
ton served is 400 The details of the route
are as follows:
Leave Uavre de Grace at A. NJ, via Bel
Air road, to Lapidum; thence to Lapidum
road TO Quaker Bottom road thence on Quaker
Bottom road by way Of Stevenson's Hill to
Rock Run Mill; thence on Rock Run road to
Stevenson's Corner; thence by way Of Rock
Run Church to WiIkinson's Corner; thence to
DIR. Ewings Corner; thence to c. H. Walkers;
thence to Wesleyan Chapel; thence to Will
liam Preston's; thence back to the Chapel;
thence on Chapel to Touchstone's Corner;
thence back to Chapel road; thence by way OF
Chapel road to Havre de Grace, arriving at
Havre de Grace at 10 As P. NJ.
wHITEFoRD ROUTE.
The details of the route laid out Saturday
at Whiteford, are as follows:
Leave Whiteford 10. 80 A. M, via Dublin
and York road, to Jacob Rusk's Corner;
thence to the residence Of Joseph 8. White
ford; thence to the residence Of w. Scott
Whiteford; thence back to Dublin; themes Cd
the Dublin and York roads to the residence OF
Joseph sealer and NJ. NJ. Campbell, continu-
ing on this road to James Cross Roads; thence
west on the Line road to John Whiteford's
Cross Roads; thence north and west to the
road leading to Brooks store; thence to
Brooks store; thence to Pylesvile, By way of
Wheeler Schoolhouse and 3. A. Whiteford's;
thence from Pylesville south by east to Henry
Smithson's and Daniel A. Bays; thence to
che top OF Slate Ridge to j o. Stesrn's; thence
east to Terrels Cross Roads; thence north 10
Whiteford.
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Rel Air Notes,

Miss Nary Richardson is visiting her friend
Miss Train, at Providence, X. l.
MIR. John X. Farley has purchased from
John 2. Flowers and wife the property corner
of Bond and Thomas street, now occupied by
Mr.. William IL Paul.
Miss Mamie Geatty returned on Wednesday
frcm a visit of several weeks duration to
friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Rich .rd A. Martin moved with his
family from Eel Air to Baltimore on Monday.
Mr.. Fred Gorrell has t: ken possession Of the
house vscated by Mr.. Martin.
List of uncalled for letters renal ling in the
Bel Air postoffice Martha Coyns, Mr..
Charles D. Emsck, Miss Josephine Frisby and
Miss Dora Spencer.
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Stood for GOOD LeSislation.

Incidentally it may be stated here that there
are at least four Democratic members whose
friends think they have reason to feel proud
OF their records as members of the General
Assembly and the House. These are Martin
Lehmayer, of Baltimore city; Redmond G..
Stewart, of Baltimore county; Noble l..
Mitchell, of Harferd county, and Albert j..
Long, of Washington county. They cham
p.oned every honest measure and attacked
those that were against public interest and
public policy. There were others in the House
equally conscientious and faithful, but not SO
effective. While they did not always carry
their point, indeed were more frequently
beaten than victorious, they held asbay some
of the worst measures in the House and vcnti-
lated their Objectionable features SO thorough
ly that even after they had passed the House
in spite of their protests, the Senate, having
b.en forewarned, made short work of them
baltimore Herald.
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WEALTH and beauty the glories of perfect woman
] hood. Il
T. Women who suffer constantly with weakness peculiar
retain their beauty. Preservation of
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Close of Lew,

All persons having claims against Hartford
county are requested to present them on or be-
fore the 10th day of April, 1900. All accounts
which come in after the day named will be ex-
cluded from the Levy of 1900.
BY order,
GEO. ]. FINNEY, Clerk.
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Special Notice.

All Taxes on Personal Property, Corpora
items or Mortgages, or otherwise due to Har-
ford County for the years 1898 and 1899, and
not paid, must be settled before IL NJ, Satur-
day, April ID. or extra costs will be added on
that day, and will be compelled to proceed at
once to collect the same by process of law.
E. N. ALLEN, JR.,
Treasurer.
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Don't waste your money on inferior fertt-
liZcTs brcaus3 the price ia little lower. Get
the best from the Miller Fertilizer Company
100 S. Gay street, Baltimore. They are re!a.
bic and you can depend upon getting good
return for your money,
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Mr.. James Farnaudis diedat his residence,
"rhe Homestead adjoining Bel Air, on
Monday morning, aged ssventy.one years.
He was anative of Baltimore city, but came to
Hartford county while a young man, and was
engaged in overseeing the interests of his
father, Mir. Walter Farnandis. 1t was during
that period, about the year 1913, that he re-
ceived an injury to his spine which resulted In
paralysis, from which he suffered for over my
years. Mr.. Farnandis was man OF great
ability and was possessed Of a wonderful