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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-08-19
FAIR DIRECTORS.

The Board of Directors of the Hartford
Agricultural Society met on Monday.
The award of the contract to furnish
band music for the exhibition was lett to
the Executive Committee.
1t vas ordered that the sttinged
orchestra of Volta and Brother he EN-.
ployed for the grand stand.
y class for Swiss cattle was est ablished
with the same premiums as other regis,
tered breeds.
The privileges of the Stockholders were
defined as follows: Admit the owner,
team and driver, females of his family
and boys under - years of age, through
the gates only.
1t was ordered that water, bedding and
hay he furnished free to all animals on
exhibition.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

Miss Grace Neal, of Baltimore, and Miss
Mary Duffy, of Washington. are guests
of Miss Mamie Twining, of Forest Hill.
Nh l., f. Reynolds, of Garland, has
gone to New York and Ocean Grove, New
Jersey, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Preston will
leave today Nriday) for Atlantic City,
where they will be the guests of Police
Commissioner and Mrs. J. Harry Pres
ton, who have :; cottage on New York
avenue.
Miss Dora Curtiss, who has been i'll al
her home, is able to be about again.
Mrs. Hattie BurkinS, of Cooptown, has
as her guests this week Miss Grace
Pearce, of Perry Hall. Mrs. John Famous
and daughter, Mr.. ]. {. Gilbert and Rev.
Mr.. Hardeckcr, of Baltimore.
Dir. Charles Bagley, Jr., of Maryland
University Hospital, is spending his vaca,
ton at his home at Bagley.
Mr.. William II. Boslcy. of Baltimore
has been the guest of Mr.. George II
Mount, of AIichaclsville.
Mrs. Henry {. Wilson. of Emmorton
who has been visiting Mrs. Harlan, o
Walbrook, has returned home.
MIR. Harry Hughes. of VanBibber, ha:
returned from visit to his brother il
| Minneapolis.
Miss Wright of Ccntrcyille, will be th'
guest next week of Miss Alice II. Wilson
of Emmorton.
Mr.. John kurtz, Of Forest Hill, wht
recently recovered from an operation 70
appendicitis, has been quite i'll with TIN
humps.
Miss May Ristcau, of Towson, is tn
guest of her uncle, Mr.. John Howard
Waters, of Iarrettsville.
Rev and Mrs Z. A. Colburn, of Wal
brook, Baltimore, have been the guest
| of friends in Havre de Grace.
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From ScarbOro.

SCARnoRo, August 16.-Miss Ada Scar
borough. of Delta, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. 7. !. Scarborough.
Mr.. Walter Wilkinson is visiting his
father i'll Calvert county.
Mrs William II. Murphy, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jane John
son, has returned to Ohio and will go
from there to join her husband in Can
ada.
MIR. L. l.. Scarborough has gone to
Kent county for the canning season.
Mrs. Susan Brown. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah D. Scar
boro.
Mrs. Mary Cunningham, of Carlisle,
Pa. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Sarah
ID. Scarboro. who has been very sick.
Bertha Mitchell, aged six months, in
FAINT daughter of w. Outerbridge and
NeIlyeN. Huff, died on Thursday, August
IL, and was buried on Saturday in Spe-
sutia Cemetery. BRUCE.
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From Shu.e's Landing

SurKE'S LANDING, August 10 Master
ID. Ferree Shnre is entertaining a house
party at his home, Hill Crest" this
county. The guests are Mrs. Charles I.
Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ross Hollo.
way, Miss Bertha Scarboro, Master Raw
mond w. Thompson. Miss Pentz. Leslie
Holloway, Master Charles T. Holloway
and maid, all of Baltimore. Miss Mamie
Poole and Master Thomas S. Poole, oI
Poolesville A children's party was given
on Friday i'll their honor; there were IS
guests present. Numerous games were
PLAYED on the lawn Among them was a
monkey donation party" Misses Mary
RAYMOND and FIoretta kimball winning
the prizes Animals were torn from pa
per, Miss Mary Raymond winning the
prize. The decorations i'll the dining
room were pink add green.
An afternoon picnic was held on We'd
nesday, August 10, ut the farm of MIR. E
Savage Shure; about $50 were present.
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ABERDEEN, August 17.-PolticS is the
all absorbing topic in town this week
and much interest is being manifested in
the coming convention to be held Ill
Havre dc Grace on Thursday.
The congregation of Grove Presbyter-
ian Church held a meeting on Tuesday
afternoon with a view to remodclling
their edifice, the plans for which have not
yet been decided.
Messrs. Thomas and Dickey Jamison
are among the earliest tomato growers
in the county as they found it necessary
to open their canning factory at Robin
Hood on Tuesday the 9th. Mr.. Morgan
Mitchell is now running both of his
houses and corn is ripening rapidly.
The ladies of Grove Church will hold a
lawn tcte on the lot adjoining Mr. Charles
Cummings, on Saturday evening the
Goth instant. The proceeds are for the
repair and Improvement fund of the
| church.
Master Billy Strasbaugh sustained Il
| fall from an automobile while on his way
to Churchville to attend church last
Sunday morning. His father. Mr.. II. p.
Strasbaugh, and Mr. William ]. Hewitt
| were also riding in the machine. The
accident occurred on the hill nea: CarsinS.
This hill is quite lengthy and st 'ep. The
child struck on his head and although his
face was cut by the stones h. is not
seriously injured. Doctors {. Ii. krite
and Law II. Sticr attended him.
Misses Eunice lamison and Harriet
| Marine, of Baltimore, have returned
from visit with Miss Jamison's sister,
| Mrs. William Nj. Grant, of Circleville,
| New York.
| Miss Edna McGaw, of Baltimore, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Cover II. Cole.
Mrs. Charles Osborn and her son,
| Master Horace Osborn, are at AtlaatiC
| City.
| Mr.. Malcolm Holloway, of Pittsburgh,
paid visit during this month to his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Hollo-
way. of Stepney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Arnold, oi
Philadelphia. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joshua Pritchard.
Mrs. Tevis Baker who spent few n DAYS
| of last week at her home here, has re-
turned to her cottage at Ocean Grove.
Miss Maude Arthur is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Wells is spendi 1g Il few
weeks in Baltimore visiting her aunt
Mrs William G. Herbert.
Miss Esther Lee, OF Virginia, is visiting
Miss Lillian IIanway.
Mr. John {. Smith. Of Baltimore
visited Mr.. Morgan Mitchell during the
week.
MIR. and Mrs T. c. Hanway have re
turned from a sojourn at Atlantic City
Mr.. Shirley {. Morgan who has beer
indisposcd for the past two weeks, rs al
Delaware Water Gap.
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C. c.. ROUSE, 3O5-3O7 Main St.,
BEL AIR, MD.
Nursery Inspection.

As the season is at hand when the Off
GERS of the State Horticultural Depart
ment conduct the annual inspection of
nurseries in the State as required by laws
of Maryland 1898, Chapter 2S9, we wish
to announce to the public that it is neces-
sary for everyone who wishes to sell
either trees, vines. shrubs, plants, etc, i'll
this or any other state to have their
premises inspected by the State Ento-
m0iogist and the State Pathologist, and
secure n certificate from the above men,
toned officers, if the inspection is salts
factory. certifying that said inspected
stock is apparently free from injurious
insects and plant diseases. Such certih-
Gates should be attached to every con-
Signment of either trees, vines, shrubs,
plants, etc, in order that the cousignee
may not violate the before mentioned
law.
The inspection of nurseries is of great
Importance both to the nurservIrcn and
the growers; to the former, i'll that rig
id inspection of his stock will reveal any
injurious pests which may have recently
commenced their ravages, thereby giving
him an opportunity to control the same
before their depredations are serious.
Further. having the stock inspected by
specialists enables him to give a greater
assurance to the public that his stock is
clean and healthy. The official certificate
given to the nurserymen in this State
protects them from competitors who
grow inferior stock and moreover allows
them to ship their stock into other states
without it being contiscated by the Off
GERS of the respective states.
To the grower, the attached certificate
accompanying every consignment of nur
sery stock assures that the stock has
been duly inspected and is apparently free
from any injurious pests. AS there are SO
many pests that attack nursery stock,
which the ordinary grower would not
detect until after the planted stock COM
meuced to lose vitality or dies. the result
being a loss of money and time, the in
spection is in many ways Il great benefit
to the prospective grower.
Those wishing to sell trees. vines,
shrubs, plants, etc. should at once notify
the officers of the State Horticultural De-
partment. College Park, Md. and the in
spection will lie made at the proper time.
ut the expense OF the State Horticultural
Department.
THOMAS B. SYMoNS.
State Entomologist.
J. B. MORTON,
State PathologiSt.
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PROSPECT, August 13.-Mr. James W.
McNabb recently lost agood farm horse.
Mr.. ]. X. Heaps. who has been suffer-
ing with neuralgia for sometime, is bet
ter.
Mr.. Hohmann and family. of Balti,
more, are the guests of Mrs. Henry Bur.
kins.
Misses Anna and Lucy Quest, of Wells
burg, West Virginia, who have been Wis,
iting their aunt, Mrs. Hall Grafton, have
gone to PittSburg. After two weeks stay
there they will return, where they are en-
gagged in teaching.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Davis entertain
cd at dinner last Tuesday Mrs. Smithsor
and daughter. MIR. Robert Bay and sis
ter, Mary, of Pylesvillc. Miss Fanny Gal
lowav. Of Baltimore, Mrs. Hall ORATOR
and Mr. and Mrs. Il. Heaps.
Miss Emma Grafton is visiting her
brother, Elwood. of Forest Hill.
Tomatoes are fine. Mr.. S. Davis com
Inenced canning Tuesday with some o
the best he has ever had.
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From Pylesville.

| PYI rSvH IL, Augu7i / e Ancninyahl,
| pi'.nir was given las the Young prupl, -
| fh,@ community at cC"nkry'~ mnnu
| Ialn nn Wednesday,, August ID. TIT
| morning was spent i'll fishing and sight.
seeing. AT noon luncheon was served
and the afternoon was spent i'll dancing
In the evening the music ceased and tnr
party drove to l'each Bottom Hotel,
where dinner was i'll waiting Among
those present were Misses Mabel Gal
breath. Pearl Heaps and friend, Miss
Porter, of York; Laura Ramsay and
friend, Miss lIauty, of York; Mamie Nc
Nabb and cousin, OF baltimore; Mabel
and Marion Stubbs, Dora Wilson, Grace
Ramsay, Joe Smithson, Edna Whitaker
and Blanche kilgore, Messrs. Garfield
Harry, 7. Jerome Heaps, Clarence, Wal
ter. Rupert and Harvey Stubs, Harry
Smithson. Murray McNabb. Clay White
ford, Stanley Harry, Clarence Wilson.
Rogers Whitcford, Newton Heaps and
Robert =. Bay.
Miss Alice Smithson and Miss Annie
Davis are visiting the st. Louis EXposi-
ton.
Miss Mary Butler of Baltimore, is
spending some time with friends i'll this
vicinity. JIM Crow.
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Il meeting of the members of the Bel
Mir Fire Company was held last Friday
ry,nin4 Mr.. Thomas ". Hall was
an,;,u chief with William ]. Shanahau.
secretary II WAS decided to ring the
ire he'll ON the Court House at Z A. NJ.
II NJ, !. + NJ. and Z. NJ. An inI-
portant fact To he borne i'll mind hv the
citizens is that hereafter the members
will he notified to meet by three rings. Il
half hour before meeting, and one for
asscmhlaEe. Should these unusual
signals ht given it will be understood
that they are for the members only, and
not To give notice of fire.
ON Wednesday, Engineer Johnson, OF
! the Mary land Geological Survey, met the
! County commissioners at DcBauGhS'
store, between Worthing tons corncrand
| Havre dc Grace and conference was
! held respecting the proposed improve
mtnt. \ sample of rock was submitted
to Mr.. J"hnson for approval lift will
stand the usual tests the crusher will at
/ once be located ana work commenced.
The work vii! begin at Temples corner
and the stone will be taken from Worth
! ington's quarry Mr.. William j. Price
will act as overscer for The Commits
Sioners. I.aborerS will be secured III the
locality Il possible. Otherwise they will
be brought from other places.
Company u. of Bel Air, Captain
Rockford commanding, will participate iii
the great military camp at Manassas.
which Will commence on September +.
liz company with the entire Maryland
First. ii will m0bolize in Baltimore on
the Thrill and leave for the battlefield
during the evening. This encanpmcnt
will number &c. 900 men-;j 600 regulars |
and $1,000 state militia. The iGra Is to |
have the lwp branches uf military to-
gcther so that our local guurtlsmcn NAV |
become familiar with the regular army |
routine. Under a recent act of Congress,
the state organizations were made ma
tional branches to be called upon in time
Of actual need. Should war be declaredit
would enable the country to at once put
a trained army i'll the field and not have
to rely on raw recruits to supplant the
regulars. The encampment will last
seven DAYS and doubtless attract thous-
ands of visitors.
= Interest in the project to furnish cleo
trio current from the Susquehanna river
has been revived this week by an offer
made by the $Susquehanna Power COM
pany to furnish Baltimore City with
electric light - per cent. cheaper than it
is now paving. 1t also attracts he at
tention of private consumers from the
fact hat the operation Of private plants
has not given entire satisfaction, the
complaint i'll many large buildings being
that the machinery jars the structure. Il
is said that the capital for the Suspue-
hanna plant has been assured and work
vii! soon commence upon the necessary
dams-tllc machinery and wiring to fol-
low as soon as the preliminary work is
completed. This enterprise would be of
untold value to Hartford county. 1t
would mean the sprinSing up of Il runl-
Der of manufacturing plants, and this
would nccesstate a large amount of
skilled labor, all of which would mean
help to the county.
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after his ag1icult ural interests is putting
it mild, for most all his spare time is
spent On the place; and farming Is prob
ably the only >rIIrrt VIII, Ii he "illdisru.
i'll preference to politics. While MIR. Tai
bolt does not attempt t" make political
capital out of his success as Il farmer, vet
his friends claim that he is the only farm
er in Congress today from Maryland
Baltimore County Democrat.
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OBITUARY.


Mr. William Nur,i", aged I'll wears, died
at his home, near Morn iSvill". on Friday
He WAS civil wal veteran, his father b;
ing in the war of 1912 anu the Mexican
war Besides, Il vi,iuyv he is survived by
four SunS-H. PAYNE Norris, Edward NJ.
Norris. Charles NJ. Norris. of baltimore,
and DR.. !. Frank Norris, ofStcwart%towu,
Pa, and three daughters Mis-. Minnie
Mitchell, Miss Annie Norris. OF this cOun-
ty, and Mrs Ellen Smith, of Pennsylva-
MIA His funeral took place on Sunday,
the intermcnt being at Centre Prcsby.
terrain cemetery.
MISS DORA PROCTOR.
Miss Dora Proctor, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. {. Wesley prnctor, died on
Thursday afternoon at the residence OF
her parents, in Bel Air, of typhoid fever.
Miss Proctor was popular young lady,
and although her recovery was not look
Ell for, her death caused a profound sor-
row to her many friends. Her funeral
will take place from her late home on
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. Inter
ment will be i'll Rock Spring cemetery.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO AUGUST 10

James ". McNabh, trustee, etc, to
Joseph Boyd, Is acres, fifth district. $15O.
Herman Walback and wife to Henry d.
Walback, pleasant Valley" Bctsey's
Delight" fourth district, 5 acres. 81 $50.
County Commissioners to George NJ.
Lyle, 5 acres, almshouse land, $137.25.
Augustus +. Brown and wife to Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, water
right, ST $50.
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SIS ' 1904.
Mr.. C. c. ROUSE,
RdlAir, Md.
Dear Sir:

Dear sir:
On Tuesday, May 10, vii sell at
auction, wi thout reserve, the entire large and
valuable stock Of clothing Of Mess. H. Ambach
Co., Of this city, retiring from bus iness,
and Of inventoried value Of Fifty Thousand
Dol lars.
This firm has been in bus mess but Ell ght cen
months, that IS per cent Of the stock is
of this season S production, and comprise in
add ton to largo and complete lines Of staples,
full and hi ghly attractive lines Of this sea-
SON novel tt es
AS these goods have been manu- &C tur ed in a
regular and unsurpassed manner for the very
best retail trade, and the entire stock
wi IL be sold wi thout reserve, and being wi tn
out exception the most attractive sale at
ii in many years, hope to be favored
wi tn your pres ence.
Yours very truly,
Dict. GROTJAN LOBE & Co.
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Meighborhood Me4vs


Rocks. August 16.-Mrs. Wilson. of
New York, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Edward Triton at this place.
Miss A. Watkins is visiting relatives
and friends near Upper Cross Roads.
Miss Daisy Miller. of Perryville, is
Spending some time with friends i'll this
reirhborhood Al REvoIR.
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Dict.
ii. |. l..

The above letter fac-simile received from Grotan
Co.. the wholesale auciones south of New York We
this sale ocothng and bought largely The goods all of the highest
class We have received what
that fail Each garment bears Amcl Co.'S
famous WrE SEAL BRAND and get the best HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING for what the ordinary soay stuff usually sell for.
We quote few prices idea
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Iow-ratc ten-daY coach excursions via
Pennsylvania Railroad, August 3, 10. Il, 81,
and 81. Rate. ST : 90 from Baltimore. Train
leaves Baltimore at 1900 noon, connecting
with special train from New York arriving
st, Louis +.15 p. NJ. next day.
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John :. YOUNG, solicitor.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

In the matter of til"
petition of the Har-
ford County Agricul-
tural Society for
License o sell or make In the Circuit Court
polls on the races to for
lie held and run ON Hartford County.
and wit hin the
grounds of said So
cicty, near Bel Air,
Hartford county, Md.
ordered. this 18TH day of August. i'll the
year nineteen hundred and four. by the Cir
cult Court for Hartford County. that the Har-
ford County Agricultural Society give notice
OF its application to this Court for the pur-
pose of nhtaining license for betting, pool
- ling and hook-making at it's exhibition,
which is to he held for four days. viz. Sep
tcmhcr 20. II. 30 and %. 1904.
And that said notice be given by causing a
copy of this order to he inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Hartford
County once Il week for three successive
weeks from the date hereof.
GEORGE L. NANBIBBBR.
wM. 5. FORwoOp. JR., Clerk.
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ORDER NlSI.

In the matter Of the In the Orphans Court
Mary Ann Swartz. Hartford County.
Ordered, by the Orphans Court of Har-
ford county this 4th day of August, in the
year 1904, that the sales made and re-
ported by Cyrus {. Cronn. executor Of
Mary Ann Swartz, be ratified and con-
hrned. unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 9TH day OF Septem-
Der. 1904; provided, copy OF this order be
published i'll some newspaper published in
Hartford county, once Il week, for three sue
cessive weeks before the said 18th day of Sep
tcmber next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
81 ESQ.
GEO. J. FINNEY,
l.. CARVlL TOLLEY,
VIM. +. TRIMBLE.
True Copy-Test:
u " II r.,
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Exhibitors, Attention !

The Entry Books of the Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will he opened at the office nt the Secrc-
tary, Bel Air, Md, on MONDAY, SEPTEM-
b Err 9TH, and will coutiuc open until Satur-
day. September nth. at = O'Clock. Z. NJ, at
which time the Entry Books will hc closed.
In Trials of Speed. Entries for all Glasses
must he made before / l.. NJ. SEPTEMBER
18th.
Horscmcn and Exhibitors will take notice
and make their entries within time specified.
Address all entries for trials of speed to
Frank Il. Gorrrll, Corresponding Secretary.
Bel Air Md.
The Grounds will be open for the reception
OF nimaS and Articles
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1901,
and no Animal or Article will he received for
exhibition after O'Clock, \. M. Tuesday.
September 10th.
BY error in printing the catalogue. large
part of Children'S Department was left out
Premiums in that depart ment will he paid as
they were last year.
The 9th Annual Exhibition
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Garden Party.

DARLINGTON, August 16.-Onc Of tho
most charming events of the social sea
son was garden party given by Mrs
George NJ Icwett on Saturday after
noon from to at her beautiful coun-
try residence, "Lansdowne,' near Glen
vile. She was assisted in receiving her
guests by Mrs. Hugh J. .Iewett, of Ralti,
more, and Miss Virginia Ingram, OF
London. The handsome and spacious
grounds formed very picturesque APP
pcarance with small tables dotted here
and there, from which the guests were
served Among those bearing cards were:
Colonel and Mrs. Herman Stump, DR..
and Mrs. Ephraim Hopkins. Messrs. and
McSdameS Stevenson y. Williams. G.. Go
yer Street,, Frank II Jacobs. ID. T.. Prize,
W w kinhall. y. +. Galbrrath, John H.
G. Price, Clinton Smith. David l.. Thomas,
w. Beatty Harlan. William A. Cassilv;
Mesdames Mccoy, of Mississippi. Mary
Walsh. W. Boyd Bell. Christopher Wilson.
John Sappington, Gilpin Smith. John r.
Dawson, of New York; Misses Lee, Grace
Street,, Elsie and Mildred Smith, Rush
Williams, Sallic w. Allen, Elise Williams,
Mary Wilson, Blanche Archer of MissiS-
sippi. Georgia Jacobs, Alice Cassidy, Ethel
Smith, Isabel Price, Daisy Mills of Della
ware; Mcssrs. George Silver. Louis J.
Williams. Hugh J. Jewett, Griffith S. Lee,
George Smith, Donald &. Hayes, Rev. W.
A. Allison.
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This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Hartford county, Md, letters testamentary
on the estate of
JAMES c. HARVARD,
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, 1905,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th
day of August 1904.
WALTER T. HARVARD.
Executor,
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JAMES ]. ARCHER. Solicitor
ORDER NlSI.

ORDER NlSl.
Amos II. Spencer. In the Circuit Court
". lDr
solomon 7. Rogers Hartford County.
and others. In Equity.
Ordered, this 9TH day of August, 19O4
that the sales made and reported i'll he above
entitled cause by James !. Archer, trustee, he
finally confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown ON or before the 10th day
OF September. 1904; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish
cd lit Hartford county, aforesaid. once i'll each
of three CD successive weeks before the 10th
day of September, 1904.
The report states the amount of sales to
he 81 600.
WNI. :. FORWOOD, TR., Clerk.
True Copy--Test:
wM. $. FORWOOD. JR.. Clerk.