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from Wilma.

WILMA, August 2G.--An enjoyable day
WAS spent at Maywclis Point on the
25th. The party consisted of MIS-.
BARNES. Mr.. and MES. Chase aud SON,
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis IIo!iiagsworth,
Misses Emma and Lihpie Norris; Miss
Rebecca, Mcssrs. Thomas and Edward
HolIingsworth, Misses Duval. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lewis. of Washington;
Miss Edith Lewis. Joseph and Hall
Lewis, Mr.. A. Armitgcr. Misses Libbie
Ballhus and Helen Kemp. of Baltimore;
Misses Anna, Helen and Cu-tis Holdings
worth and cousin from Pennsylvania.
Miss Winora McCotnas. Mrs. b. f..
Cronin, and Misses Carrie and Florence
Croui.l, of Abingdon. Rose l!UD.
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GRABBING PARTY,

The grabbing shore on Bush river was
the scene of a Jolly party of young folks
on Tuesday, August 18th, who enjoyed
themselves grabbing, rowing, sailing and
all the delights of the water in general.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. G.
Glanville Gibson, of Baltimore. Those
from the county drove to Otter Point
and rowsd over to Bush station to meet
their friends from distance
Among the recipients OF the day
pleasure were Misses Lavinia, Grace and
Elizabeth Foard, of High Point; Misses
Corinnc and Alverda IIarkins, of Fores
Hill, Misses Georgia Swartz and Achsal.
Gibson, of Baltimore; Mcssrs Frank and
John Foard, of High Point; Charles
Foard, Of Level; Frank and William
Rocky, of Philadelphia; Norris and Frank
Wood, of Union Bridge, Carroll county;
Glendyc Harkins and Hamblcton Gibson,
of Baltimore.
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Growth of our Railroads.

From 4 little wooden track over which the
first locomotive had its trial in 1870. The
railroad systems of the United States have
grown to such an extent that the tracks il
placed together would extend eight time
around the world. There is also Il wonder.
Stomach BittcIs. 1t was first presented oyvI
fifty years ago, aud during those years has
made such an uncqualiCd record of cures that
today finds il foremost in its class {;
reliable fiImiiy medicine. II will cure SiCL
headache. bvchng. heartburn. iudig, stion
coustipa ton. and malaria. fever and ai,Uc
Hundreds have So testified and therefore
urge you to try it. The genuine must have
our Private Stamp over the neck of the bot tie
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Metghbori1ood Nezvs.
From Pcrrym27.

PERUVIAN, August - Mrs. john W.
Ray and Mrs. George ". Gallup, are So.
journin2 at Cape May, New Jersey.
Miss Grace Gay, fTarrcttsville, is visit
ing friends at Pcrryman.
Mr.. William H. Gallup still continues
on the sick list
Mr.. John ". Bay aud ColDranc started
the canning of tomatoes last Wednesday :;
they report the outlook very discourage
ing, while the quality is very good, the
quantity is wanting.
The canning Of sugar cora vii! conn
mcncc next week, later than hes been
known for years. the prospect for both
carly and late Is very poor; there is lots
of ground planted To corn that will ne .er
I've entered for an ear. SUBSCRIBER
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pPGifIBITlONiSTS NAME TICKET

The Prohibitionists of Hartford county
met in Bel Air on Saturday and nominat
ed the following ticket:
Clerk of the Circuit Conrt-Ensene
Tucker.
County COMMISSIONER. w Mack
lem.
Sheriff.. Harvey Ball.
Judges of the Orphans Court-Barclay
IlolIingsworth, Albert T. Hawkins and
William W. James.
Delegates to State Convcnti"n-Eugcne
Tucker, Charles W. IamcS, William {.
Jctitry, Winfield S. Baker, DR.. Benjamin
Smith, ]. Harvey Ball, Rev. Dorsey
Blake, ]. ". Taylor, Henry n. Hanna
and Joseph Crumlish.
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RrA, ESTATE TRANSFERS TO AUGUST Is

Mary +. Murray tn Katie y. Murray
an undivided unc-half interest in lot No
iuO square 2SS, Havrc, tie Grace, S167.OG
Ahram =. McCnmhs wife 10 Robert
:. Smith, lots 300 and 30, square 237
IIavrc dc Grace, $275.
Andrew ]. McNulty to Mary Elizabeth
McNultv and Ann Maria McNulty, rcscrv,
ing a liz estate for himself, third district,
So etc.
Evans s. r>chman and wife II William
IL. Orr, paris Of "Clcc Hit and Silver
Ill.," four acres, 500.
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GRlEElN-SELLERS.

A beautiful marriage ceremony was
solemnized on Wednesday evening, August
10Th, by Rev. Mr. Brown. in Philadcl,
phia. The contracting parties were Miss
Florence Irene Sellers and Mr.. Walter S.
Griffin. The wedding march was played
by Il full orchestra, concealed behind Il
garland of palms and white roses, Us the
bridal party entered the parlor preceded
by Miss Eda Torheuscn, maid of honor,
attired in peal Jamestown, CARRYING pink
roses. The brides costume was beauti-
full creation of white point de spirit and
mccklin lace, she carried roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin are spending their
honeymoon at Cape Nav.
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OBITUARY..
MRS. MARY LYNCH.

Mrs. Mary Lynch, aged ciShtythrce
years died on Thursday, August p, nj
her residence near FalIston. The inter
ment will he at St Johns Catholic
Church, Long Green, Baltimore county,
on Saturday, August %, meeting at the
house at O'Clock y. NJ. c. L. Horn
berger the undertaken.
MISS SARAH J. LoVETT.
Miss Sarah ]. Lovctt, aged sixty-threc
years, died on Thursday of last week at
the residence of DR.. ]. Camp Butler, III
Baltimore. She was buried i'll RGck
Spring Cemetery on Saturday. Rev. X.
A. Castlcman ofiiciatcd. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. L. II. Hall, &. l.. Van
Bibbcr, J. T. Z. Hopkins, J. G. Rouse,
Stevenson A. Williams and 6. Smith Nor
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tins fall, beginning November 81. The
proceeds ara To be n cd for The purpose of
doing necessary work upon the Church
ediiicc.
Rev. Kenneth q. Murray and Mr..
Perry Rove, who have been summering
for Nv" weeks at Asbury Park. have re-
turned. VIRGINIA.
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ALL MINISTER'S should remember we
"ii" 4 liberal quantity of the Longman Il
M"ItIncZ Pure 4'aints, toward the painting
~ ChurchcS, parsonage. or institutions sup
ported by voluntary cont ributionS.
NOTE: Have done for twent Use ven
years. Sales: Tens Of millions of gallons ;
painted nearly two million houses under
guarantee to rcpaint If not satisfactory. The
pant wear for periods up to eighteen years.
i.iHSv'd oil must bc added to the paint Cdone
IN Nv" mlnutcsI. Actual cost then about
Sl.'O Il gallon. The l.. X NJ. Paints are sold
ny our Arcnt"-n. Il. RILEY, Chenille;
kNMSI.I y co. Rnrk.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Andres !. y. Swenson, Mary Anna
Billmyer, both Of bradshaw. Applicant
II. f. Bcchtold.
William Fl. Sewcll, Hattie S. Kimball
both Of Abingdon. Applicant, c. X.
Scwell.
William T. Winchester, Mary +.
Thomas, both of IIavrc dc Grace. Az
plicant, Joseph ". Chamberlaine.
William H. Price, Mary a. Price, both
of Hyde, Baltimore county. Applicant
Lawrence Il. Williams.
William r. McFadden, Whitefnrd,
Bertha Fletcher. Carca. Applicant,
Hugh T. Bay.
COLORED.
Thomas c. Norris, Scarf, Grace John
son, Cooptown.
Archer Bond, Webster, Edith A. Green,
Gravrly I'LL
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Mr. Rufus King Wells, aged forty.cight
years, died at his home in IIavre de Grace,
on Thursday of last week. licis survived
by widow and one daughter, Miss Mini
ME Wells. MIR. Ira Wells, proprietor of
the Spencer House, was his only brother.
His funeral took place on Sunday, the i'll
terment being at Angel Hill Cemetery.
The pail bearers were members of Council
No. IA, Sr. o. U. A. NJ, of which the de-
cen sod nNnS :. Iflnnnher
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DIR. JOHN IL. MARTIN.

DR.. John II. Martin, aged seventy years,
died at the home of Mr.. Harry 6. Hop,
kins, near Aberdeen, on Thursday of last
week. DR.. Martin was a graduate from
Dickinson College in 1857, and from the
Maryland University Schoolo Medicine,
in Baltimore, in 1860. EIcis survived by
widow, who was Miss Sue T. Jones, OF
Patapsco Neck, Baltimore county. Rev.
l.. G. Martin, of the Baltimore Confer
ence, Methodist Episcopal Church South,
and c. Chapman Martin, OF Aberdeen,
are brothers of the deceased. Hisflincral
took place on Saturday morning the i'll
terment being at Spesutia Cemetery,
Pcrryman.
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J. n. MEDAIRY & CO.,
STATIONERS, PRINTERS
AND BOOKSELLERS, Il
North Howard St., Opp. Howard House.
BALTIMORE, ND.
la Blank Books Made to Order.
la Blank Books Made to Order.
cHAs. II. MccoMAs, Solicitor.
-
ORDER NlSI,

In the matter of the In the Circuit Court for
Trust Estate OF Hartford County,
Il. Howard Hanway.J In Equity.
Ordered. this Sd day OF August. 1909, that
the sales made and reported in the above en-
titled cause by Charles II. AIcC omaS, trustee,
DC finally confirmed, unless cause to the con-
tr;ry thereof be shown on or before the 10Th
day of August, 1903 provided Il copy OF this
order bcinsertcdi in some newspaper published
in Hartford county, aforesaid, once in each OF
three 90 successive weeks before the 29th
day of August, 1903.
The report states the amount of sales to be
So.
VIM. $. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
WM. $. norwood. IT,, Clerk.
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Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that 4 pre-
vcntivc of suicide mad been discovered will in
icrrsI many. run down system. or de-
SpOndCncy invariably prcccdc suicide and
something has been found that will prevent
that condition which makes suicide likely.
=, he first thought of Scli-dcstruction take
Electric Filters. 1t being Il great tonic and
uCrvinc Will strengthen the nerves and build
up the system. IT'S also a great stomach.
Liver and Kidney regulator. Only SOC.
Satisfaction guaranteed by The Bel Air Drug
store.
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FIVE MEN JUST SLIPPED AWAY.

Joseph Mckee, Il 25-year-o!d farmer
from Hickory Postoiiicc, Hartford county.
was Il sGddcr and wiser man ut noon
yesterday than he was earlier i'll the
morning.
"You see, it's this way" he told Lieu-
tenant Crate, at the Northeastern Police
Station yesterday. II engaged EN-, five
of en-, to go up to my farm with me and
pick tomatoes there. We started oil on
the Hartford road cars for the Fivc-Milc
House, from which point we were going
to walk across country to take the steam
road am
Wait a minute" interrupted the Lieu
tenant, you engaged EN-, what were
'em :"
"Men-hve men,"
"Well, yes, we got to the live-Aliic
House-at least | did-and when looked
around for them they had gone. and they
had taken $27 out of my pockets with
EN-"
"Slcpt, did you
"No."
"EIow did they get away from you
then 7"
"Thcy just naturally slipped away
The Lieutenant remarked that five mcr
in bunch would make a pretty good OBJ
jcct to slip away unseen, and, after he had
learned that Mr. Mckee could not give Z
description of any of them, told him he
was afraid the department could do littlt
for him, but that it would do the best il
could. Wednesdays Sun.
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MISS SARAH ]. LOvETT.
JAMES KELLY

MIR. James Kelly, aged sixtysevcn
years, died at his home, near kalmia, OF!
Saturday. IIeleavcs widow and several
children. His funeral took place on Mon
day, the interment being ut St. Ignatius
Church, Hickory. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev Father Frederick. The
pail bearers were S. A. Michigan, John
Michigan, Joseph McGuigan. Stephen
Crow and Thomas Lochary. N. Dean
ard Son were the undertakcrs.
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SCHOOL CHANGES.


The following changes have been made
i'll the teachers of the public schools ofthe
county:
Hartford Furnace, Mary Iaggcrty;
Magnolia, J. w. Middendorf Edgewood,
Margaret Mcdonald; Union, vacant;
VanBibber, Jessie Hood; Aberdeen, Jessie
kimmell, assistant; Jefferson, Lillian
CLANCY; Perryman, Annie Yarnell, assis-
tant Michaelsyille, vacant; Oakland,
vacant; Boden, vacant; Forest Institute,
Corinne Harkins; Hartford Seminary,
Annie Carman; Prospect, Mary Gilbert;
Glenvillc, Bertha Colgan; Unior Chapel.
vacant; Robin Hood, vacant; Forest Hill.
Grace Black, assistant; Chestnut Hill,
Cora Gorrell and Dora Wits; Mechanics
vile, Estellc Mechcm; Churchvillc, Hattie
Bagley; Calvary, Leila Beatty, Dunkalc,
Cora Rigdon; Norrisville, assistant,
vacant; Dry Branch, Cora Garrett; Black
Horse, Purla McClung; Rutledge, Bessie
Hitchcock Mt. Horeb. Helen Nelson; NJ 1t.
Pleasant, Rebccca Lowe; Bethlehem
Jennie Grafton; Chrome Hill, Mrry
Foard; st. Paul, vacant; Cooptown,
Grace Nelson; Upper Cross Roads, Ida
Johnson; Shawsville, Mary Kirkwood;
Taylor, Edna Mitchell; Whiteford, Mary
Keeper and Bessie Owens; Rock Hill,
lacey Matthews; Mt. Vernon, Julia
Dcvoe; Sylvan Retreat, Inez Davis; Broad
Creek, Elizabeth Nelson; Mt. Pleasant
Julia Kerr; Darlington Nellie Slye, assS,
taut; Last Chance, vacant; Shares Land
ing, vacant; South Delta, Eleanor Nous
dale and Maudc Lowe; lIavrc dc Grace
Edward Rcislcr, principal and Ami,
| Healcy, assistant; Kirk wood, vacant.
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RACES AT TIE FAIR.

Thu strongest feature Of the Fair was
the excellent racing, especially iii the
;r"tting and pacing classes. Never be-
fore las Hartford seen such splendid
aggregation of horse flesh and lovers of
the sport were gratiicd to the fullest de-
g:rc. The track which had been put in
or'Irr by Mr.. y. w. Lee was pronounced
lis al, experts to DC one of the best in the
state.
A!r F b. Subert, of Boston, Massa-
ciusctts, Il grand circuit starter, gave
he word to the horses. Throughout
the meeting he displayed excellent judg-
mrnt and from the first showed the
Jockeys that they would DC expected to
conform rigiily To tn" rules of the
National Tr"tting Association, of which
the track is a member. The Judges were
Henry w. Archer and Henry d. Bruins.
The time keepers were a. ". Lee, J. K.
Stephenson and w. +. Wilson. The fol-
lowing are the summaries of each day:
TUESDAY.
10 trot or pace, Hartford county horses;
purse 5000.
rcrblcy Bell, b. m, {. y. Andrew, Bcrk-
Gafnlparil;t, =. =. y. Vi. Eul!urt Eel Air2 . >
Billie A., X. {. Richardson ChurchvilIc = = :;
| Lady Linden II. K. James " Bro. Bel
Lady Marvel. Henry Eigdon, Aberdeen + + )
Little John and Maple dis
Time, 2.29lI, 2.26l4, 2.26h.
2.1~ class, pacing; purse 5000.
Sir Arthur. blk. &. a. $. Case, Three
rvnmnas Adams, 0ai. Hill Pal
The .spaniard, blk. &. II. Bernhcimer.
Garrett H., Oh. e, Jas, IL lIcssup Woods
town y. q Is
Mary Del. c. m, Thos. Ryan, Baltimore / ,
Conqucror, b. *, $. +. Clay, Richmond
Bedford Isoy,r G., J. simonctti, Harris
TimS. 2.I7iI, LII, 2.I7I.. . .
| Running race thrcc-quartcrS-of-a-m heats :;
best two in three; purse 500.
! Lady Bcss, r. Il. Davis Kcyscr, w. Va.....1 /
| Flat Denial, j. w. bradshaw. Dublin Va :!
| Fist Light, L. 6. Mcrriman, CockcySvile.%
WEDNESDAY.
30 class. pacing; purse $500.
Lancaster Boy, +; p: Shreeves1 6 : . l
Charlie Stewart, ]. Plaltzgrail.5 > =
Anna C.. a. W. i-e e., ....;:............3 ; =
Owhyhoe. VIM. McFarland.....2 ! q dis.
Lcrida, J. J. phalcn.. ...............L : ! > dis
Time. 2.2lIr, 2.22lt. = III 2.22li = 22Ii
2.25 class, trotting: purse 500.
Richard H., l.. a. Gray ..................4 = /
So So 4. II. Il = :
BESSIE Brentwood. J. L. McGuire...2 9 = , !:
| MarEic H., w. Grccnway................:i : ) !
Arnoiu w. IL. Covillc.................... > , > 1
Cecil c, T. b. Shrcycs.. T. + Gdl
Mind Time g 3 & : 21Sli 24a 25 ao,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
MARY l.. ROGERS,

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register OF Wills of
Hartford county Md, letters tcStamentarS
upon the estate of
MARY l.. ROGERS,
late of Hartford county deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 10th Day of February, 1904.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this / 9th day
of August, 1903.
ROBERT W. SMITH,
Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county, Md, letters testamentary
the estate of
MARGARET Il. HARLAN.
late of Hartford county. deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 18th Day of February. 1904.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of August, 1903.
WILLIAM BEATTY HARLAN,
Executor.
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JACOB A. DOZEN,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
BEL AIR, MD.
Office in old Second National Bank Building
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county, Md, Letters OF Administra-
ton upon the estate OF
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EN- MORD g. CO.,
PERUVIAN.
LAW Ss'yss $: :.
School Of Law

Term Opens First Wednesday i'll October.
EVENING LECTURES. For cata-
loguc showing additions to Faculty and con-
tanning full information as to advantages.
method of instruction. tuition, etc, address
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they may otherwise 10y law he excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
o: August, 1903.
JAMES q. GORRELL.
Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-08-28

late oi Hartford county. deceased All per
SONS having claims against said deceased are
/ hereby notified to exhibit the same with the
! legal vouchers thereof,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Feb 2o.-Quietness prevailed on t1s grain pits today and after ruling steady the
 reAter part Of the day wheat closed firm. with Nay h9Ac higher. May corn was Ac higher while oats were up F. Provisions ruled easter ana the May products closed from Sc to loc
 The early wheat market was a disappoint- mont to the bulls in view of the strong cables xna small receipts in the Northwest. The ePonmg prices were easier with May a shade ni9ner to h@ lower at v 677ia, the weak ness at the start being attributed to the lack sox connrmation of the European war news cir cuiating among traders late yesterday. result Ing rom decline in English consols. There va little Of interest in the trading the first naif of the session and the market held steady precautions being confined within a narrow I'm lt May selling between 77hd77k and 77h. smaller Argentine shipments than had been esfimated and all cearances and export de- mand caused better feeling later In the day and fair demand from commission houses s: e:svsiOped: which ,.iy aayansed May to l7E. The !S1: Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 3e. POO bushels. Bradstreets showed ex-
 oo % and assns Snr fGs os Sesk of a sgo; Primary receipts were 4i7,o0o. against zo.ooo year ago Minneapolis and Duluth oeipts of 2 cars. one of contract. which made total receipts for the three points of 33I cars. against 7ss cars last year.
 Corn was firm early on continued light re- ceipts and provision people again bought freely 0f July, there was also some demand for May from commission houses. chiefly in the way Of covering of short sales. Local longs dis posed of part of their holdings and the mar ket reacted, but another advance occurred late in the day on the strength in wheat The close was firm with May Ac higher at 45%d 45%. after selling between 45% and 45S Lo- cal receipts were 2o9 cars. none contract grade
 Oats were in good demand at the start with shorts the best buyers. Local traders also fla vored the buying side With the consequen, rise in prices longs liquidated quite freely and decline followed. The late firmness in other grains helped oats and the close firm with May hc higher at 35kc after ranging between 3e& and 35B136. Local receipts were 5e ears.
 Provisions started out strong in sympathy with an advance of from 10 to i5c in the price of hogs. but the whole list reacted later on profit taking by longs. Packing interests were also free sellers throughout the day The close was easy with May porS ioc lower. al SIZES. May lard was 71zd oc lower at se. 55 and ribs were off &c., closing at S9. 60.
 The leading futures ranged as foIlowst