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MRS. RACHEL MARY BAILEY.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

On Monday the case of Thomas J.
Ayres, Jr., VS.. Meredith NJ. Green, was
begun before 4 jury. This suit was re-
moved from Baltimore county and was
an action for the recovery IF the value of
a horsc sold by plaintiff to the defendant
but the animal died before delivery was
made, a payment Of SO on account of
purchase price being given. Verdict for
plaintiff for $l91.62. Williams and
Ollutt for plaintiff, Robinson and Smith
for defendant. The petit jury was finally
discharged on Thursday.
On Wednesday the following sentences
were imposed:
Title Puc assault, fined $25 and costs
or be confined in county Jail for 80 days.
Jacob Sorrell attempting to enter house
with intent to steal, six months i'll the
penitentiary.
Nelson Richardson, burglary, four
years in penitentiary.
Madison Armstrong, unlawfully taking
horse. sent to the house of reformation
On Friday the case of William II. Hip,
kins charged with assault was tried be
fore jury. Verdict, guilty. Stifler for
State, Hopkins, for defense.
On Friday, the appeal case of Henry S
McIlvainc VS.. State was called for trial
The appellant had been convicted of as
sault before a magistrate Judgment re
versed by jury. Stiler and Allen 70,
state, Carver and Archer for defense.
Same day, Jacob Livezcy, charged
with violating the local optionla law plead
guilty through his counsel Harry S
Carver. In disposing of the case Judg
NanBibber said:
you have plead guilty to a violation
of the local law. In its administration
the law does not regard punishment a
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LEVEL, October 10.-Such lovely warm
days make us think that the beautiful
summer has returned.
The canning season has draw to a
close and with it the return of McsSrs.
Jesse Price, from Dorchester county,
Harry Tayson, from Kent. Robert Walk
er and Stephen Hanna from Virginia,
where they have been engaged in the
business.
Miss Rilla Cooper will leave tomorrow
for Baltimore, where she is to serve as
one of the bridesmaids at the wedding
of her cousin Miss Bessie Spencer, on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Susie GoIrell, of Bel Air, spent
last week with her cousin, Miss Lottie
| Bowman.
| Miss Maud Bowman spent Wednesday
| of last week in Baltimore.
Miss Myrtle Bowman has greatly i'm.
proved since the runaway accident and
will soon be able to be out once more
much to the JOY of her friends.
! Rev. L. p Nowlin is now holding re-
vival services at Lapidum NJ. p. Church
Services are also in progress at Rock
Run M. f. Church. Gypsy.
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Neighborhood Mezvs.
From MichaelsvilIe.

MICHAEI.svILLE. October 1O-The sack
social given at Michaelsville Hall proved
quite a success.
Revival services are being held at
Garrcttson NJ. L Church by Revs. K. S
Barnes and l.. Furgerson, pastors in
charge.
Mr.. G. p. Pyle spent three days at
York. Pa, last week, visiting the fair.
Miss Fannie SHAY, of Baltimore. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Taylor.
The farmers are busy sowing their
wheat, some have finished.
GI,ESS VINO
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Mary Harlan, of Walbrook, who
has been the guest of Miss Alice II. vii
son, of Emmorton, has returned.
Mrs Sarah Hughes and family, OF Van
Bibbcr, have moved to their home at 10
land Park.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Flagler, of New
York, have been guests at 'Waverly,"
the home of General and Mrs. Herman
Stump.
Mr.. and Mrs. J b. Hanway entertain
ed the bridal party OF the Rouse-Rouse
wedding at their beautiful home at .loppa
on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Whitaker have
returned from their wedding trip and are
now at their home at Forest Hill
Miss Lo1tie b. Bailey, of Churchvillc, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard
Reese. of Delta.
Miss Margaret Sothoron, of Forest
Hill, was among those in attendance at
a dance at the I.yceum parlors, Balti-
more on Tuesday night.
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THE COUNTY MEETING.

The Democratic Campaign Committee
has arranged for county meeting to be
held in the Assembly Rooms of the Ma
sonic Temple Bel Air, on Thursday night,
October 81. 1t is important that there
be a good attendance of Democrats from
all over the county. Every neighborhood
should have its representation as we
believe that all will want to participate
in that good Democratic majority that
the county is going to give the ticket this
fall. A necessary pre- requisite is visible
assurance that our people are in earnest
and no better evidence can be given than
an outpouring of our voters. They will
hear the issues of the campaign discussed
by able speakers of national reputation.
Especially are the ladies desired as IT
has always been our fortune to have a
majority of the fair sex with the success
of the democracy, so if they will lend
their presence at our county meeting, the
influence will give substantial return il
the way of votes on election day. The
ladies are always on the right side ant
everybody realizes the effect of their in
huenCe.
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the sole and ONLY method for the suppress
sion of its violations and heretofore IL
this class of cases where suppression "
violations is more desired, have
with good result, adopted the plan ="
suspending sentence upon the pledge t"
the accused in the future to observe tht
law and refrain from any violations I"
its provisions. Yourcounscl has tor y"t
publicly made the promise desired and
you have privately assured me t" the
same effect In consideration OF These
assurances, have concluded to suspend
your sentence for II months and in 81
doing | desire to say that you may en-
pect, in the event of your violating youl
pledge, to be called before the Court to
receive the extreme penalty provided tol
in such cases You will now be reIeas d
upon your own recognizance with the
usual conditions"
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard G. Rouse enter,
tanned the wedding party of the Rouse
Rouse wedding on Monday evening.
Mrs. August knofer who has been
critically i'll is slightly better. She and
Mr.. Knoher are at the home of their
daughter, Mrs William Nj. Dague. at
Akron, Ohio.
Misses Mary McGaw, of Baltimore.
and McKim Holiday Wells, of Norfolk,
Virginia, are guests at the residence of
Mr. John G. Rouse.
MIR. and Mrs ]. Wilson Richardson. of
Councils vile, Pa, are the guests of rela-
tives.
Miss Amy b. Rouse, of Baltimore, is the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. John G. Rouse.
DR.. A. W. Valentine, of Baltimore, was
a welcome visitor at the -Egis office on
Tuesday. He graduated at the Mary
land University of Medicine last spring
and will practice his profession in wash
ington.
Miss Lucy Smith has been the guest of
relatives at Berkeley Springs. West Eir-
ginia, during the past week.
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SURPRISE TO A MINISTER.

Elder William Grafton, of Forest Hill,
was given a pleasant surprise on We'd
nesday evening of last week by the mem-
bers and friends of his churches, this date
being the anniversary Of his eightietll
birthday. About 60 persons met at
Forest Hill and came in body to his
house, carrying with them we'll filled
baskets. Besides the churches Of his own
charge, the Baptist churches of Balti-
more, Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Newark, Delaware, were also represented.
In addition to this surprise, Mr.. Graf
ton received on that day 80 letters from
his numerous friends who could not he
present. Among these letters were quite
Il number from the various churches he
he $ visited occasionally during his long
ministry. These were read aloud to the
company Ey Elder Rowe. of the Balti.
more Church.
After the reading of the letters, all par.
took of a bountcous dinner. Then a short
time was spent in pleasant social con,
verse, after which Elders Rowe and Graf
ton made short addresses which were
very much enjoyed. About four O'Clock
all left for their homes. feeling they hat
spent very pleasant day.
Mr. Grafton received donations from
his churches, and also from various indi
viduals, making in all very handsome
purse. He has been serving the thre
churchcs-Warren, in Baltimore county
Rock Spring, in Cecil county, and Har
ford-for fortv-seven Years.
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SCARBoRo, October 11.-Mr. William
H. Haughey and Miss Halle Herman
both of Scarboro, were married i'll Balti
more on September 81.
Mr.. Leavin Bailey, of Chester county
Pa. has been visiting relatives here.
Miss Eta Scarborough. who has beer
spending the summer with her mother
has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary E Griffith has gone to Bal
more for medical treatment.
Mrs. Sarah A. Thomas and Mrs. \. A
Huff are visiting in Baltimore.
Masters Willard and Carl Scarborough
have returned from Delaware, having
been there through the canning season.
MIR. John w. Carter, ST., of Baltimore
is visiting his family near here.
| Mr.. Albert Frayser. of Baltimore, ha:
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Harvey l.
, Frayser. BRUCE.
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ROUSE-ROUSE.

\ beautiful wedding was solemnized In
the First Presbyterian Church, Bel Air,
on Tuesday evening at 6 80 o'clock, the
contracting parties being Miss Helen
Columbia Rouse, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. John G. Rouse, and Mr.. Edgar
mony was performed by Rev. Spencer S.
Greenwich, pastor of the church. 1t was
witnessed bv an immense cOncourse OF
relatives and friends. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms and
autumn flowers, the pulpit beng banked
with evergreenS and roses. During the
ceremony the bride maid of honor, groom
and best man stood upon the pulpit plat
form, while the attendants formed n
SEMI circle Immediately in front and fac
| ing the pulpit. The maid of honor was
Miss Eta Cox Rouse, sister of the groom.
| The best man was Mr. Birckhead Rouse,
, brother of the groom. The bridesmaids
were Misses Mckim Holiday Wells, OF
| Norfolk, Virginia, and Mary b. McGaw,
of Baltimore. The flower girl was little
Harriet Richardson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wilson Richardson. The ribbon
girls were Aliceanna Rouse and Harriet
Webster, the ribbon boys being John
Hunter and John G. Rouse, Ir. The ush-
ers were DR.. Charles Richardson, Mcssrs
Stanley Hanway, Frank Hopper and
|
Harry E. karr, of Baltimore. The bride
was escorted to the altar by her father,
where they were met by the groom and
his best man. The bridal gown was
white silk trimmed with duchess lace
and tulle veil, with pearls. She wore
magnificent crescent with pearls and
sapphires, the gift of the groom, and car
ried bouquet of white roses. The maid
of honor wore a white lace robe over
silk, with white girdle, and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses. The
bridesmaids were attired i'll Paris NOUS
seine, trimmed with lace and pink cir
dies, and carried pink roses. The must
cal programme was i'll charge of Mrs.
John II. acknowledgements for pro-
cessional and Lohengrin for occasional.
During the ceremony go, Promise Me"
was softly played.
Immediately after the rites reception
was held at the brides home, after which
Mr. and Mrs. Rouse left for an extended
wedding tour. Upon their return they
will reside in Baltimore, where the groom
is in business.
The wedding presents were numerous
and handsome They were displayed in
an upper chamber and admired by a
large circle of friends.
Among those present from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ahrens, Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Biggs, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. McGaw, Mr..
and Mrs. William {. Rouse, Misses
Rouse, Mrs. John Hart and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carroll Hanway, DR..
and Mrs. J. c. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam II. Bavless, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Roberts, DIR. William Hall and DR..
Clarence Gore. of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. James +. kenly, Misses kcnly, of
York, Pa MIR. and Mrs. J. Wilson Rich
ardson, Of Connellsville, Pa Mr.. Robert
Rouse, of Annapolis; Miss Josephine Phil
lips, of Tarboro, North Carolina; Mr..
Robert !iempstone. of LeesburG, Viz
ginia; Mr.. and Mrs. George Latimcr, of
carnhridue
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NEW ORGAN FOR EMMANUEL CHURCH.

The new pipe organ, built by Henry
Niemann, of Baltimore, for Emmanuel
Church, Bel Air, was used for the first
tine in public on Sunday morning last.
and on the same occasion the choir made
its first appearance in vestments. The
organ has 1868 pipes, of which 900 are OF
metal and 143 of wood, nine speaking
stops, octave coupler, pedal to manual
coupler, and tremulant. 1t is of good
power aud of unusual sweetness of tone
The cost was $1,000. The power i:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO OCT. II.

William J. Smith to William ], Shana
han and James T. Smith, interest in liv'
cry stable in Bel Air. s..
Arcadia d. Calderon and husband to
Manor Real Estate and Trust Company
lot i'll Havrc de Grace, 81 500.
Walter F. Eek and wife to Dayton b.
and Wilmina Fisher, expectancy i'll lot in
fourth district.
Myrtle Jones to Joseph A. Hergen-
rather, lot in Havre dc Grace, 81 900.
Iohn F. Oldfield to Martha E. Oldheld,
life estate. Carter property, S..
Jacob A. Dozen, trustee. to John +.
Odield, Carter property, 81 ,235.
]. William McCummings to Walter w.
Preston and Harry 5. Carver, deed OF
trust
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Aberdeen Personals.

ABERDEEN. October 12-Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell, of Short Lane. is spending
part of the week in Baltimore.
New Jersey, is guest of Mrs. Howard
H. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ahrens and their
niece, Mrs. Charles Culbertson, of Phila-
delphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Hanway during the week.
Master Douglas Kennedy has returned
from n visit to friends in Norfolk. Virginia
Miss Ella ]. Vincent has returned to her
home in Baltimore after a visit to Mrs.
George II. Mitchell. VIRGINIA.
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oRpHANy COURT PROCEEDINGS,

Hannah p. Husband has been appoint
ed administrators of William +. Hus-
band. Bond, 81 900.
Harry K. Bristow has been appointed
administrator of Margaret Bristow.
The will of William b. Smithson leaves
all of his property to his wife Josephine
Smithson who is also named executrix.
The will is dated March 30, 1900, and is
witnessed by Charles l.. Vail, John F,
Smithson and Charles f. Jetiery.
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In loving memory OF nay dear father Rich
ard Lamar MEG ann, who was born in Dub
lin, Md. June -. ST. and died september
~. loDf. lie leaves eleven children and one
Sit~rr. Mrs. MHry ]. Criwinr,i, al AILCIon
Md. to mourn his loss
We Saw his suflcrinSS and heard his signs
Vita trembling hands and weeping eyes:
But now lac calmly sleeps at last,
All pains. all grictS and suflcrinps past.
Oh the misery of that drcary morning.
When we stood around his bed
Till death stole upon him softly,
And We knew his soul had fled.
Gone from earth, yes, gone tn Heaven,
Tender eyes shall gaze in vain;
We shall hear his voice, oh never
Never more on earth again.
BY his daughter
SALLIE {. OSBORNE.
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PROPOSALS.

Office of the County Commissioners for Har-
ford County. Bel Air, Md.
Sealed bids or proposals addressed to the
County commissioners of Hartford County,
Bel Air, Maryland, will he received up to ! =
O'Clock, NJ, NOVEMRER 1+th, 1904.
First. For the construction OF two steel
concrete bridges and abutmcnts; and
Second, For grading and draining portions
at the public road between Churchville and
Level L o., beginning al a point about one
half mile from Churchville and extending for
a distance about one and onc-half miles
Separate bids must he made for the bridges
and grading. This work is to he done be-
tween February and June. 1905.
All proposals must be for doing the work
of construction of Bridges and Grading and
Draining as above mentioned to he done in
accordance with plans and specifications on
file at the office of the County commissioners
of II afford county.
All proposals must be made regular
forms, to he had III the Office of the County
Commissioners
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any all bids.
certified check for two hundred dollars
$500. 900, payable to the County Commits
sinnerS of Hartford county, which will he re.
turned within five days to the unsuccessful
bidders.
r. IANWAE, Pres,
GEORGE ARCHER,
A. l.. MCCAIN,
County Commissioners of Hartford Co
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WHEEL, OCTOBER 11.-Mrs. Frances
Doering and children have been visiting
Mrs. Doering's mother Mrs. A. Pitcock,
of Wheel.
Miss Lillian DeMoss, of Baltimore,
spent a few weeks with her cousin, Miss
Bertha Magness.
Mr. Leroy Curry was recently called
to his home at Gorsuch Mills on account
of his fathers illness.
Miss Marie A. Pitcock is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Docring
and niece at Glenburnie. On her return
she will stop with relatives i'll Baltimore.
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MARRIED.

CLAGETT-MAGNESS.-At the par
sonage OF Calvary NJ. T. Church. Balti-
more, Thursday evening, October IL,
1904, by Rev. Dr.. Dubrow. pastor, MISS
ADELLEG. MAGNESS, of Hartford coun.
tv, and MIR. ARTHUR L. CLAGETT, of
BALTIMORE
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The above fac-simile received from Grotan Lobe
Co., attended
this sale cothg and bought largely The goods all of the highest
what bought
that fail Each bears Ambach Co.'S
WHITE and get the best HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING for what the ordinary shoady stuff usually sell for
We of
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w-Wanted to money rent at once.
privilege OF buying. a farm in Hartford
county. Must he reas enable. Send dc
scription to George 7. Mister, / Build
ers Exchange, Baltimore.
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a" Wanted-Ladyo or gentleman of fair
education to travel for a firm of $3.50
900 capital. Salary 81 or per year and
expenses; paid weekly. NJ. Percival, Bel
Air Md
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SIS, 1904.
Mr.. C. C. ROUSE,
1lOoObJ
Be clair, Md.
De ar SIR:

Dear Sir:
On Tuesday, May 10, will sell at
auction, wi thout reserve, the entire large and
va liable took of clothing Of Mess. H. ATbach
& Co.. Of this city, retiring from bus mess, II
and Of inventori ed value Of Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
This firm has been in business but eli Chit cen
months, that 95 per cent. Of the stock is
Of this season S produ ion, and comprise in
add on large and compl etc lines of staples,
full and hi ghly attractive lines Of this sea-
SON S novelties.
AS these goods have been manu- factur ed in
regular and unsurpas ed manner for the very
best retail trade and the entire stock
wi IL be sold. wi thout serve, and being wi tn
out except i on the most attractive sale at auc-
ion in many years, hope to be favored
wi tn your pres
Yours very truly,
Dict GROTJAN, LOBE & Co.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion and
cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words to line, No advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted for less than rs
cents
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Worlds Fair Excursions.

Low-ratc ten-day coach excursions via
PcnnS ylyania Railroad. October .. IL, 10
, and 20. Rate $lT.OO from Baltimore. Train
/ leaves Baltimore at 200 noon, connecting
. with special train from New York arriving
ST Louis Ill p NJ next day
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paVahle srni-annually. in or out of Ill that
LOT OF LAND
beginning for the same at the distance Of 3 /
tecI -. inches south from the south wall o.
the Hartford House proper, then south run
ming and fronting on the west side OF St John
street II ltet, then west to the depth OF &c
feet, then north 81 feet. then east 30 feet "a
the beginning. and being the same and all tina
lot described in lease from Emily NJ. Reasin
to Joel j. Dec ourcy. dated the II tn day oil
January, 1881, and recorded among the
Land Records of Hartford county, in Liber A
l.. j., No 81 folio 312, for a term of l , years
from the date thereof, with the privilege to
lessee of renewal for another term, and % re-
move all improvements at expiration of the
term. This lease was renewed to said De
Dourcy for > years from the tn day OF
January, 1899, and has ex pired, and said
DeCourcy is now in possession of said
premises as tenant from year to year, under
said Oripinnl lcnSc
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w~Sow and pigs for sale, cheap.
John W. Carter, Jr., Ady, Street, p. o.,
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by"For Sale,-1 pair of well-mated
heavy mules Several head of horses
cheap. T. II. Chalk. Aberdeen, Md.
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THE FAIR TO BE CONTINUED.

The stockholders of the Hartford Agri-
cultural Society held meeting on Satur-
day morning. The subject of finances
was under advisement and a plan to
r:leet the recent deficit was adopted. 1t
was decided to ask the present members
for voluntary contribution of $50 each.
All present agreed to the assessment and
4 committee was appointed to confer
with the absent stockholders.
1t was decided to hold the fair next
year and number of changes were sug-
gested looking to the saving of consider
able money. For several years past the
directors have been compelled to make
expenditures for attractions that would
have the effect of building up the per-
manent standing of the fair. They have
never been able to give an entirely salts
factory exhibition largely from the fact
that our own people would not send ex-
hibits. This year much more local interest
was taken and the belief that our county
will maintain the fair as a permanercy
is now we'll established.
AL! bills and premiums will be paid in
full by treasurer R. Harry Webster on
and after October IS In the meantime
those who have claims against tho socic-
| ty are requested to at once file the same
with him so that provision for payment
| can be made
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LOT OF LAND,
beginning for the same at the north wall OF
Dr. X. II. Smiths dwelling on the west side oil
st. John street. and running thence north,
binding and fronting on the west side of st.
John street % feet. or until it reaches within
II foot or Is inches Of the south wall of James
i. Rcasin'S store house, luow belonging to
his daughter, Mrs. Amanda V. Hopkins, }
with depth westerly OF 80 feet and being
the same lot described as above set forth in
a lease from Stevenson a. Williams, Receiver
to Charlotte Hcaton. dated the 18th day OF
July, 1896. and recorded aforesaid in
I.ibcr W. =. F.. No. ~. folio Iii. and nv decd
of assignment from said IIeaton to \. Hamlin
Carver. dated Goth December 1908 and re-
corded as aforesaid in l-ibcr W. :. T., No. OS.
folio $40.
This lot, now fenced. is foul as aforesaid
of the lot of Mrs Amanda Y. Hopkins. above
described. and Is also foul of the real estate
hereinafter described under "B" as remaining
i'll the ReaSin hers-at-law. by irreSularlv
shaped parcel. at the rear OF said lot as now
fenced. running: about feet westerly. o feet
southerly, + feet eaSterly and Il feet mort herly
with the base of the aforesaid triangle.
I