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Agricultural Society.

The annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the Hartford County Agricultural Society was
held at their Office on Office street, Bel Air. on
Mr.. James w. McNabb as secretary. The re-
port of the Treasurer was read and approved.
1t shows net balance In the treasury OF $93. IS.
mi nute of the directors was read and ap-
proved, awarding the Treasurer five shares OF
stock as compensation for his services In re-
organizing the society and soliciting subsclip-
lions to stock.
l. was decided, however, that each stock
holder shall have but one vote, regardless Of
the number of shares Of stock which he carries,
and a committee was appointed to prepare by
law regulating the matter.
Messrs. Herman stump, Martin E. Ridgely
and o. s. Lee were appointed as a committee
to see to amending the laws regarding State
appropriations to County Fairs.
L: was ordered that the Board Of Directors
be requested to secure additional stock.
The election of officers for the coming year
beiug In order, the Secretary was directed to
cast the ballot OF the society for the old board
which WIS done and the following were de-
c!ared 10 be elected James Lee, Stevenson
A. Williams, Robert c. Richardson, Joseph
W. Archer, George G. Proctor, Morgan
Mitchell, Henry Is. Buns, John II. Reckord
Charles A. Andrew, Christian Smith, JOSEPH
B Hanway and Martin K. Ridgely.
A meeting OF the board was held and the
following officers selected: President, Jamc'
Lee; Vice President, Joseph b. Hanway; Sec
rotary, James W. McNabh; Treasurer, Robert
e. Richardson, the Office OF Corresponding
Secretary being dispensed with.
The report shows that the SUM OF $9,99S.94
was received for admis .oBs at the gate, &c.
and 81 1872 rs from the ale OF privileges &c.
making the total receipts 81, 1879. The toia
disbursements, expenses, &C., aggregated
81, O37 "a, leaving balance in the treasury o
$685.. New improvements were made to tn
grounds and buildings amounting toSl, e7s, 70
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The Havre de Grace Presbyterian Church
was well filled on Thursday evening, January
is, to witness the marriage of Mr.. K. Norlit
Burns, OF the firm of w. L. Burns & Bro. and
Miss Edith May, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Baekey, of that city. The cere
mony wss performed by Rev. Alfred H. Waldo
pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. William
E. Bird, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The wedding march was played BY Miss Glars
Ascberfeld, the ushers being Messrs. William
w. and Edward e Baekey. brothers Of the
bride, Walter L. Burns, the groom's brother
and William f. Kenly. The bride, who is 6
popular and prominent young member of so
ciety, was sttired in gown Of stoel-co,ored
cloth, aud carried handsome bouquet oil
brides roses and lilies of the valley, with hal
and gloves to match. After a tour, which
will include Savannah, Ga and other points
Mr. and Mrs Burns will make their home IL
Havre de Grace.
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Left His Home and Wife.

Samuel Waidner, who came to Havre de
Grace about two years ago, disappeared last
week, and his location is unknown at present.
Waiiner was for a while in the employ of Mr.
A. Blumenburg, but in December started in
business on his own account as tailor, in
Mr.. G II Baekey's storeroom, on Washing
ton street. He soon afterward went to BaltI-
more and returned with his bride. He laid In
a large stock OF goods and furnished house
on Washington street very com fortably. The
couple had not been living together two weeks
when Wsldner disappeared, leaving no word
whatever where he was going, or anJ intima.
tion of his intentions. Search has been made
by Mrs. Waidrer in Baltimore, Philadelphia
and other places, but she has signally failed to
find her missing husband. 1t has been gener
ally reported that Wsidner had secured con-
siderable money and jewelry by his wife, who
was said to be swell OFF, when she married
him Before his marriage he worked for small
wages aud had apparently but little cash
while Immediately after the ceremony hi
pocketbook was well filled and on one occasion
he was seen to display large roll Of bills, {
$50 bill serving as wrapper.
Mrs. Waidner has disposed Of her stock ani
gone in search of her missing husband.-Dem.
OcrGtic Ledger.
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From LOreley.

LoRELEY, January 23.-The school at this
place, in charge of Miss Margaret Smith, has 2S
pupils enrolled, and when we consider the bad
roads and the distance O number of them have
to come, the average attendance is good.
Mrs. James Cage has returned to her home in
Abingdon from visit to friends in Baltimore
Mr.. John Pencil, of Deep Point, reports good
catches OF fish, yellow perch and catfish being
abundant.
Miss Tillie Miller has been appointed assistant
to the postmaster at this place.
Ducks are very scarce on the upper waters oil
Guupowder and Bird rivers and the gunnerS
are becoming discouraged. Several of them
pay high rents and there are but few ducks
killed.
Mrs. Rumsey Barton Is slowly recovering
from her long illness.
The residents of Convention and ito vicinity
are making preparations to build church III
that place. 1t is greatly needed, they al.
ready have a good congregation, with no place
of worship. Services are held now i'll the hal
over Mr.. James Is. Roberson's store.
A number of hor:es have been lost by dealt
in this neighborhood lately. Among those who
| suffered losses last week were: Albert Miller
1t has not been determined as yet what the dis
ease is, but it appears To be contagious.
The Gamers in this vicinity are really at s
staud-still. They are unable to see far enough
| into the future to decide Whether they vii
| pack during the coming season or not. Thu
general verdict is, that, considering the ad
vanced price of cans, there is no profit for thu
| Gamer. SPRUCE.
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Mrs. Morris Letter TO
EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER.

iLETTER TO MRS. ptNYuAM 4.

LETTER TO MRS. PINEHAM M HETka
81 have taken eight bottNxE xs2ia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable C61B6dnd
with gratifying results. 1 had been
married four years and had two chill
dren. was all run down, had falling
of womb with all it's distressing s. mp
toms. 1 had doctored with a good
physician, butt derived very little good
from mis- treatment. After taking a
few bottles of your medicine, was
able to do my work and nurse my seven
months'-old babe. recommend YOUR
medicine to every wife and mother.
Had time, 1 could write much more
in its praise. bid you Gods speed in
your good work. Mrs. L. A. MORRIS,
WELAKA, PUTNAM Co., Fla.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-When COM
menced the use of your remedies was
very bad off. Every two weeks 1 was
troubled with flowing spellswhich made
me very weak. had two of the best
doctors, but they did not seem to help
me.
They said my trouble was caused
from weakness and was nothing to
worry about. Ifelt tired all the time; had
no ambition. was growing worse all
the time until began the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. lam
now able to help about the house, and
am much improved in health. "-MRs.
A. WALKER, CALLICooN DEPOT, N. Y.
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Bel Air Notes.

Miss Alice d. Lee is visiting friends In Palti
more.
Miss Miriam Lewis, OF Westminster, is a
guest OF Ms II. Herman Reckord.
Miss Helen e. Rouse entertained a number
Of her friends at her hcme on Bond and Cor
don streets on Thursday Of last week. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. L. NJ.
Passsno, OF Boston, Mrs. j. Wilson Richard
son, Miss Anna NJ. Waters and Miss Mary
Richardson.
Mr.. W. Crawford Norris, OF Bel Air, has
secured pc sition il the Auditors department
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Mrs. j. Thomas &. Hopkins left Bel Air on
Wednesday for Rock Hill, South Carolina,
where sic was summoned to the bedside Of
her daughter Miss Eva, who is attending
school at that place and who is Ill with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Charles Richardson returned to his
home in Bel Air on Wednesday. He shows
the effect OF his long illness In very striking
manner.
Mr.. Joseph NJ STREET., of Bel Air, has been
reelected as a member of the Board OF Direc-
tors Of the Baltimore County Insurance Com
pany.
List OF uncalled for letters remaining In the
Bel Air postcffice. Mr.. Charles Anderson,
Mr.. Charles NJ. Brown, Miss Irene Cham
bers, Mr.. James Henderson, J. A. Jones, Esq,
Mr.. e. w. Reynolds and Mrs. Christina Ruff.
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A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court by
Mr.. Harry s. Carver, as attorney for John
Cole, of Bel Air, praying that the marriage
between himself and his wife, Sarah Cole, be
set aside and annulled. The bill alleges that
they were married in Bel Air on March 3,
1879, by Rev. MIR. SwentzelI, and that almost
Immediately after the ceremony she gave
evidence Of being Of unsound mind, and that
the insanity existed unknown to him at the
time Of the marriage. That he forbore taking
any steps hoping that she would improve,
but that on the contrary, she grew SO much
worse that on June 25, 1898, jury de lunatico
inquirendo found her to be of unsound mind,
and she was committed to the Mount Hope
Insane Asylum, where she has been ever since
and is now confined. He asks that the cere-
mons be annulled and the marriage declare
void.
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M. William Billiugsley will shortly re
m owe from Perry Hall, Baltimore county, tt
Hayrc de Grace.
Letters testemeutary upon the estate OF
Lunar II. Willard have been granted by the
K ulster of Wills to Rev. Fralk s. Cain.
Large numbers of wild ducks, principally
canvas backs, have made their appearance OH
tho Susquehanna flats, ard gunners are very
busy making preparations to capture them.
1t is expected that redheAis ard ji"ckheads
will follow later.
Rev. Arthur IL. Ewing, a missionary to
India who is taking up special course this
winter at at Johns Hopkins Universally, will
preach at the Fallstou Presbyterian Church on
Sunday evening January 18th, at $50 p. NJ.
Rsv. Mr.. Ewing went out as Missionary in
1891 and after while he exp cts to return TO
his field Of labor. A most cordial invitation
extended to all,
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondent
From Dry Branch.

DRY BRANCH, January 23.-1he delightful
weather of the present week Is very enjoyable
when compared with that of the last one. The
br, alxing up of the ice on Deer CreeS, through
the thaw, has damaged Mr.. X. N. Wiiey's mill
dam greatly.
Miss Belle Robinson has been confined to her
bed tor some time at the home Of her father,
Justice John C. Robinson.
Mr.. Beaker. who has been farming the place
of MIR. John Wright. has moved to the farm OF
Mr.. Aquila Mcdonald. near New Market, Bal
timore county. where he expects to engage in
dairying.
The creamery at Norrisville is doing thriv.
ing business ut present and has still better
prospects.
Mr.. Owen Garrett, our champion trappcc, 1:
having unusual success this winter.
Mr.. Richard Mcdonald has moved bis saw"mil
into the woods near Ayres' Chapel. belonging
TO Mr.. Luther Phillips, where he has a large
contract on hand.
We are glad to report that the veteran Dem
ocrat, Mr.. John K Jackson, is enjoying good
health. He reached the eighty eighth mile
stone in life's journey on Christmas day..
E. S. NJ,
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Joseph Rraus, a siXtt n-year old Balti,
more boy, was taken to the City Hospital on
Wednt lay night, suff ring frcm injuries
received In some unknown manner near the
B. & .. K. X. bridge ut Havre de Grace.
There is some mystery about the case. Young
Krans left his homo in the city early on Tues
day for the purpose OF going to his working
place ON Gay street, and was next heard Of,
boarding train at VanBibber A few hours
alterward his unconscious body was found
near Havre de Grace, bis skull and left arm
being fractured. He was taken to the city by
Officer Salik and borne to the Hospital for
treatment. At last accounts he had not re-
covered consciousness.
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Personal Mentions.

Mr.. William H. Ruby, the proprietor Of the
Maryland Journal Of Towscn, Is confined to
his home with a severe attack Of rheumatism.
MIR. and Mrs. William Shinn have removed
from Hartford county to the 'City Of Brotherly
Love-" where they will reside In the future.
Col. Thomas NJ. Allibone is visiting friends
in Caldwell, n. j.
Mrs. Virginia Maupin, Of Baltimore, is a
guest of Mrs G. Smith Norris.
Mrs. Emeline Murrell is extremely i'll atthe
residence of Mr.. J. W. Carroll, near Chapel.
Mrs. w. 8. Reynolds has returned to her
home in Havre de Grace, from visit to
Trenton, N. j.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Barnes, Of the Sixth
district are spending the winter with Mrs.
Barnes parents In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Susan Cock has returned to her home
in Havre de Grace from a two-month's visit
to friends in Baltimore. She is still in vigor-
GUS health, although nlnety-seVen years OF
age.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, of Baltimore, is a
guest of Miss Sarah Penning, OF Hsvre de
| Grace.
Mrs. Robert Forwood, OF Alibone, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. shinnick, Of Balti-
| more.
! Mr.. Charles K Glackin will shortly remove
from Slate Hill, Pa, to Pylesville.
Mr.. Martin E. Ridgley, OF Benson, is visit
ing friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Amos, Of Denver,
Colorado, are visiting Mr.. Amos father, the
Rev. j. Edwin Amos. Of Aberdeen. Mr..
Amos is engaged 10 mining in Colorado.
Mr.. E. =. Harkins, OF Delta, Is whiting Mr'.
| W. A. Harkins, of Aberdeen.
MIR. John z. Smithson, residing near
Ramsay's old hotel stand, is quiet i'll with
paralysis.
Mrs. Joseph 8. Whlteford, OF Cambria, has
been seriously afflicted lately with bone
| felons.
Mrs. J. Egbert Smith aud son Leroy, are
visiting relatives at Jarrettsville.
Mr.. A. II. Moore, Of Aberdeen, has secured
a position with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail,
road Company.
Miss Carrie Wells, Of Aberdeen, was the
guest of friends in Baltimore last week.
Miss Maggie Jones, Of Cambria, is visiting
friends In Columbia, Pa.
Mr.. Harry Edie, of Norrisville, is visiting
friends in the State of New York.
Mrs. j. Benson Gable, of Srewsrtstown, /,
a guest of her brother, Mr.. Milton E. Smith
Of Worthwhile.
Mr.. William A. Wiley, Of Baltimore, was {
visitor to relatives near Norrisville last week
Mrs. Mary Foard and two Of her sons arr
III with pneumonia, at their home near Pros
pect.
Miss Florence Hughes, OF York, is visitint
friends near Prospect.
!. Mrs. Harry Guilfoyle, of Cambria, is recover
ing from her recent severe illness.
Rev. j. e. l.. Smith, OF Stewartstown
preached on Sunday at the Highland Presby
terrain Church.
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Thieves at Work.

The railroad station at Conowingo, Ceci
county, on the Columbia and PoIt Deposi
Railroad, was entered by thieves one night las
week, al d al attack made upon the safe. L
uccessfuly resisted their Efforts, however
and they were not rewarded for their labJrs
One of the results Of their visit proved dis
astrous to the company, for the safe was sc
badly damaged that the station master ard
his assistants were compelled to blow it open
in order to get possession of the money and
papers which it contained.
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Church ReOpening.

Centre NJ. E. Church, near Forest Hill
which has been undergoing repairs for the
past month, will be reopened on Sunday next,
Jan. rs, for Divine worship. Services will be
conducted in the morning at 1890 o'clock by
RGv. W. w. Davis, senior pastor of West Har,
ford Circuit. At night Rev. John II Jeffries,
the jun icr pastor, will deliver bis 4th and last
of series OF lectures, which have drawn large
audiences ard been quite instructive. Hi,
subject will be 'The Ministry of Religion"
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Card Party.

A very pleasant card party was given by
Mrs. William W. Bradford, at her home near
Bel Air, on Friday evening. The chief prize
for ladies was won by Miss Rosa Jacobs, and
that for gentlemen by Mr.. John A. Evans.
Among those present were Mr.. ard Mrs.
John A. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boyd Bell,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ii. ID. Pue, Mrs. II Harrison
Bradford, Mis- L. NJ. Passano, Mrs. Virginia
Holland, Misses Bessie and Idle Boarman,
Mamie Norris, Helen e. Rouse, Grace STREET.,
Lena VauBibber and Elise Williams, and
Messrs. &. Smith Norris, Horace Boarman,
Preston Gilbert, Bond Boarman, Frank Full
ford, BENZ amin Bissell, Dr., Harry Sawyer and
DIR. Armfield F. VanBibber
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A reception was rendered to the members OF
Hartford Chapter, Daughters Of the Confeder
acy, on Thursday afternoon, January Is, by
their President, Mrs. George Smith Norris, NJ
her home, "Mt. Pleasant" near Bel Air. Mrs
Norris was assisted in the reception by Mrs
J. Thomas c. Hopkins, Mrs. Samuel W. Brad.
ford, Mis-. William w. Bradford, Mrs. Edward
Il. ID. Pue, Miss Mary Norris and Miss Martha
Amoss
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bauer, wife Of Mr. George
Bauer, died suddenly at her home In Balt
more on Tuesday If heart disease. She WIS
apparently well duriog the morning aud had
just z ,tten dinner ready when she fell into the
aims of her son, Peter Bauer, and died almo'
instantly. Mrs. Bauer was 40 years Of age,
and was daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Bonnet,
OF Abe: deem.
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EXPENDITURES.

The Direc ors desire to return thanks to the
public for their cordial interest, to the sub
scribers for their liberal support and the
ladies of the Auxiliary. for their ready and
active sympathy and assistance and to solicit
the continuance of the same. Thua. the liber-
atty of generous friend, funds are in hand to
provide a good supply of papers and periodicals
which will soon be placed; but much is yet
needed to make the Rooms as attractive and
useful as possible.
A meeting of the members of the corporation
viz. all subscribers and all members of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, is called for Sat
urday, February 3. at 3 P. NJ. at the Reading
Rooms, to elect Directors for the year 1900,
r. A. CAsTLsMAN, President,
nCard nf Directors
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Special Notice to DGlinQuelts.

Under the Act of 1898, Chapter 204, entitled
Taxes and County Treasurer, the Treasurer is
required Immediately after first day of Janu-
airy in each year to make out a list OF all de-
liDquent taxpayers with description of the
property assessed to them, the district of It's
location and such reference as to conveyances
as will render the same easy of Identification,
the amount of taxes levied and in arrears with
interest, costs and expense accrued thereon to
the day of sale, preparatory to advertising
such property for sale. To do the above work
involves very considerable labor and extra
clerical force, together with the services of
legal adviser, all of which will have to be
charged in due proportion to the delinquent
amount of their tax bills The Treasurer would
like to avoid all such additional expense and
he hereby gives notice to all delinquent tax
payers and others whom it may concern, that
on all tax bills paid on or before W EDNESDAY,
JAN UARY 31st, 1900, there will be no such ex-
pense, but that on and after the first of Feb
rusry following each delinquent will have
added to his tax bill his share of such expense
as may have accrued on day of payment, in
GLIDING advertising, If publication shall have
been then msde.
Especial attention is hereby called to the tax
en- mortgages and corporations. The Treas
urer has not the address of all such mortgages
and corporations aud cannot therefore give
mortgagecs, assignees and corporations will
therefore take notice that their respective in
ierests arc liable TO be levied on and sold, and
that to avoid expense they should make settle
ment before the first day of February next.
E. NJ. ALLEN, JR.,
Treasurer.
January IT, 1900.
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Mrs. Mary Stansbury.

Mrs. Mary Stansbury, widow Of the late
James Stansbury, died at the home Of her SON.
in-law, Mr.. George II. Anderson, Eden Mills,
near Cermont Mills, on Wednesday, January
II, In the eighty-tifth year of her age. One
son, Mr.. John e. Stansbury, Of New Park, Pa,
and two daughters, Mrs. George. II. stansbury
and Mrs. William c. McCurdy, Of Madonna,
survive her. She was buried in the family
burying ground upon the fam, on Saturday.
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LiSh ted by Electricity.

The electric light plant, which has been In
course of construction for several months by
Mr.. John Il. Reckord In Havre de Grace, has
finally been completed and on Saturday night
the citizens celebrated the passing from the
old line system and found the electrical plan
substituted. Before midnight all difficulties
had been surmounted, and the city was illumi-
mated in a style which it had never before
known.
The city is supplied with four arc lights of
1000 candle power, these lights being located
in the centre OF the city and 90 corner lights
of 50 candle power each and so lamps of 81
candle power each. In addition to the regular
machinery for supplying the current, there ia
an extra apparatus to be used in cases OF
breaking down, or any other emergency, so
that there can be no failure to light the city
every night In the year and all night.
The machinery contests Of so horsepower,
high speed, automatic cut of engine, running
325 revolutions per minute; IS K. w. Westing-
house dynamo, 1900 volts, running at speed
If 800 revolutions, and a leo horsepower
boiler. The boiler is fed by a double Blake
pump and injector, which work independent
ly, the water being forced through an Ameri-
can feed water heater with double copper
coils, by means Of which the water is heated
above the boiling point before it enters the
main boiler.
The machinery and its adiuncts are in such
perfect condition that every light Is under the
immediate control Of the operator in the
power house. The cost Of lighting the city is
81, 400 per annum.
Mr.. Harry Cover, late Of Bel Air, Is the gen.
eral superintendent.
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Suit Against the County.

Suit has been brought by Messrs. Harlan &
Webster as attorneys for Mrs. Hannah j.
Hollingsworth against the Board Of County
Commissioners for trespass and damages done
to property in laying out and opening the
new road from Wheel to Magnolia
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Hartford i'm the Lead.

The pack CT tomatoes In the United States
In 1899, reached the large number Of over
seven million cases, OF which Mary land packed
over two-ffths: being more than the combined
output # Ohio, I.dana, New Jersey, Della
ware and California.
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Baltimore Markets.
Public Sale.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

The undersigned intending to relirquist
farming, will sell at public sale on the farm OF
the late Preston Calder, situated en- the road
from Federal Hill to Nelson's Mill,
On Friday, February 9th, 1900,
AT IL O'clock NJ, the following:
PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit:
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An Error Corrected.

EUIroR EGIs: noticed several weeks ago
that there appeared in your columns an error
in regard to the name OF the person through
Chapel. / would state that iJ was obtRiued
through the efforts of Mr.. Isaac s. Sanner, one
Of the building committee.
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MARRIED.

HUGHES FULTON.-On Friday evening
January 10, 1900. by Rev Henry Nice, of Bal
tImore, MORGAN NJ. HUGHES to JESSIE b
FULTON.