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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-05-27
FiNNET-McCOHMiCH.

Mr. William Webster Finncy, son OF
Judge and Mrs George J. Finney, OF
Churchville, and Miss Eliza Mccormick,
daughter of Mr. James Mccormick, OF
Harrisburg, were married yesterday
Thursday, ut half past twelve o'clock.
The ceremony was performed at the
brides home 1O1 North Front street. 1t
was witnessed by the members of both
families. The house had been handsome
" decorated for the occasion. The Of
floating clcrgymen were Rev. George ).
Chambers, d. D., pastor of the Pine
street Presbyterian Church, Harrisburg,
and Rev. Samuel & WATSON, pastor of
the Churchville Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. John Clark Finney, youngest brother
of the groom, was best man. After the
ceremony, an elaborate wedding break
fast was served. The bride received
numerous costly and handsome presents,
mementocs of the many friends OF the
contracting parties. After wedding
trip of about Il month, Mr.. and Mrs
Finncv will reside at Greenwood" their
beautiful home near Churchvllc. Among
those present from Hartford were Judge
and Mrs. George J. Finney, DR.. and Mrs.
John NJ. T. Finney, Mr.. John c. Finney
Rev. and Mrs Samuel {. Wasson, MIR.
and Mrs. William E. Robinson.
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ARCHDEACONRY OF TOWSON.

The Archdeaconry of Towson will meet
at Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, next Wed.
nesday and Thursday, June l and .. 1t
will be attended by over twcnt y-tive
clergymen and from twelve to fifteen lay
delegates. Bishop Paret will preside,
assisted by Archdeacon Hobart Smith, OF
Garrison Forest, Baltimore county.
At the first session on Wednesday
morning, holy communion will be admin
istered, and the sermon will be preached
by Rev. William Harvard Falkner of ST.
Peters Church, Baltimore. The after
noon session will be taken up with bust
ness meeting At the missionary service
at night, sermons will be delivered by
Rev. Joseph G. Murray, Bishop elect OF
Kentucky, and Rev. L. b. Niver, rector OF
| Christ Church, Baltimore.
On Thursday morning and afternoon
addresses will be delivered by Rev Percy
F. Hall, of Gainesville, Rev. w. II. II
Powers, of Towson, and probably DR.
Samuel c. Chew, of the University OF
| MARYLAND. Late in the afternoon, q
children's service will be conducted by
Rev. DIR. w f. Watkins. The public i.
cordially invited TO attend all of these
J services
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DECORATION DAY SERVICES.

Wann Post G. \. r., is making prepa-
rations for the celebration of Decoration
Dav The Post has charge of sixteen
cemeteries and will strew with flowers
and place flag on more than one hun
drcd and twenty graves of their deceased
comrades. Committees will have charge
of most of the decoration which will be
done during the morning hours. The
Post will assemble at its hall at Forest
Hill at ten o'clock A. NJ, where pro-
ccsSion will form and march to Waters
Memorial Church, Cooptown, arriving
there at eleven o'clock. After services at
this place, lunch will be served and the
party will then resume its way to Bethel
Church, where at 9 80 o'clock the main
exercises will be held. The programme
includes choir singing, Rotations and
other exercises by nearby public schools.
Rev. W. A. Price, Rev. George W. Evans
and Professor Charles 7. Wright are eX-
pcctcd to deliver addresses Music will
be furnished by the New Park Union
band. Contributions of flowers will be
appreciated. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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From Level.

LEVEL, May 23.-Thc Christian En-
deavor Society of Hopewell NJ. p. Church
held its social at the home of Mr.. R. p
Rogers on Wednesday evening.
The members of Wesleyan Chape
Church will hold their festival in the can,
ming house of Mr. A. +. Anderson on Fri
day, and Saturday evenings, June and T.
Miss Lottie Bowman is the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Lillian Mitchell, of Oak.
ington.
Miss Rilla Cooper, who has been visit.
ing her cousin, Miss Bessie Spencer, OF
Baltimore, returned home on Sunday.
Mr. Finney Hopkins, of New Jersey, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William Foard spent Sunday with
friends i'll Baltimore.
Miss Maud Bowman has been spend
ing a very pleasant week with her sisters,
Mrs W. L Holloway and Mrs. Am
strong, of Aberdeen.
Chldren's services of this circuit will
be held at Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday,
May 20, at I 10 A. NJ Hopewell, June
., at II y. NJ; Lapidum, June 5, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ Gypsy.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Bradford is visiting her brother,
Mr. 5. W. Bradford.
Miss Anita Schatcr, who has been Wis
ting friends in and near Bel Air for the
past few weeks, has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swepson Earle, OF Wash
ington, ID. c., were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J NJ. Street,, on Saturday and Sum
day.
The Misses Hanway have returned
from Staunton, Virginia, for the summer.
Miss Katharine Pollock, of Washington,
D. c., is the guest of Miss Caroline Hall.
The President and Board of Directors
of the Hartford Boat Club entertained a
large number of guests at the opening OF
their attractive new Club House on
Bush River, on Wednesday afternoon.
| This is the first of series of functions to
be given blythe Club to it's members
during the summer.
Miss Katherine Diggs has been visiting
| friends in Baltimore.
Mr. N. N. Mock, who has been quite i'll
is improving.
Mrs GeorgeN Mackenzie, ofBaltimore
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! W. Smithson Forwood.
DR.. Charles X. Yohn, who has beer
quite i'll, is able to be out again.
Mrs. {. K. Yohn has been the guest o
relatives near Washington during th'
past two weeks.
Mr.. John y. Hanna editor of the BE
Air Times. has been spending a few day
at Atlantic City.
On account of the reception given b,
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WEBSTER, May 24.-The Ladies Aid
Society of Wesleyan Chapel will hold Il
strawberry and ice cream festival in. Mr..
a. F. Anderson's cannery near his home
Friday and Saturday nights, June Sd
and -Ith The ladies have contrived to
make the occasion as we'll as themselves,
rs attractive as possible.
Miss Marjorie Roe, of Talbot county,
is the guest of Mrs. William Macklcm.
Miss Anna Carman spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near Taylor.
Children's services will be held May
20, at IL y. NJ. at Wesleyan Chapel.
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iilLl.-EDEL.

Miss Anna Harrison Edel, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs S. T. Edel, of Forest Hill,
and William Bryant Hill, son of Mrs.
Tohn H. Price, of Darlington, were mar
ried on Nav +th i'll Los Angeles, Caiitor-
MIA. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, of Baltimore,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Buckley, of New
York, editor of the Christian Advocate.
Aromance surrounds the nuptials of these
young people. Since his graduation at
the Johns Hopkins University, two years
ago, the groom has been located at San
Francisco as resident manager of the
Maryland Casualty Company. Finding
it impossible to return east sufficient
length of time to we'd his aflianced bride,
it was decided that she. i'll company with
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Edel, of Baltimore, and Mrs.
John H. Price, mother of the groom,
make the trip across tkc continent to
San Francisco, where the ceremony would
take place. \ wrccl, near the Grand Can
yon of Arizona delayed the party several
days, making it impossible to reach their
destination in time for the wedding to
take place on May 9Th, the date stated
i'll the announcement cards. Learning ul
the delay, Mr.. Hill started out to meet
the party. He joined them near Los
Angeles, where the ceremony took place.
Many Maryland friends, who were at
tending the conference of the Nj. L.
Church in that city, witnessed the cere-
mony. The bride was attired in a hand,
some gown of white silk grenadine over
tattetta, and carried a bouquet of brides
roses. Arcception followed the ceremony
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome gifts, including much silver and
cut glass. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will reside
in San Francisco, where they have taken
| ana ri rDaufS
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The Jury in the will case of Sarah Cur
It's against George Dearhold and Charles
Long, executors, which was on trial last
week, brought i'll a verdict on Friday
sustaining the will.
On Monday, the case of Harvey H..
Bowden against the Mayor and City
Council of IIavre de Grace, was taken up
in court before Judge VanBibber and a
jury. This was suit for alleged damages
for the loss of time, etc, claimed by the
plaintiff when the city had him insulated
for fear of contagion from smallpox,
| The Jury rendered a verdict of one cent.
without costs. Hopper for plaintiff
| Chamberlain and Robinson for defend.
ant.
On Wednesday, the case of Charles
Bodc against the Hartford County Tele
phone Company was taken up before {
jury. The jury rendered verdictin favor
of the plaintiff for 500. Carver for plain
tiff, Preston for defendant.
On Thursday the case of Andrew J
Mackin ct al. VS.. Margaret Mackin, ex
ccutrix, was taken up before a jury. Thi
case involves issues from the Orphans
Court regarding the will of the lat
Michael Mackin. 1t is still on trial
Chamberlain and ]. ]. Archer appear 70
the cayeators and Young and Fahey 70
the cayeatee.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO MAY IS.

Bridget Fisher to David A. Fisher, lot
in IIavre de Grace, So.
Robinson and Preston, trustees, to
Ramsay Lee Magncss, ~ acres near Bel
Air, 81, 4S5.S7.
Morgan Mitchell and wife to Ralph NJ.
Mitchell, Hickory Ridge" HI acres,
$1,000.
Emily Coale to John Hopper Coale, lot
i'll Havre de Grace, 81, 200.
William Torbert and wife to Anon d.
Low, Beautiful Plains" 10 acres, 5000.
James F. Mcguire ct al. to Elizabeth a.
Mcguire, 10 acres, $500.
Kinsey D. Midway to Joanna X. II
Midway, lot near Bel Air, So etc.
Mary Kennedy to John 7. Kennedy
and James J. Kennedy, lot in Havre de
Grace, So.
William II. Chilcoat to Joseph b. Han
way, deed of trust.
S.A. Williams ct al. trustees to Martha
J. Moore, lot in Havrc de Grace, $500.
Herman Stump, trustee to James b.
Davis, 3 acres, 18th district. SEQ.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued: S. NJ. Gallon,
SIG 90; A. Dunnigan, S210.4+; Milton
Bosley, $63.16; James Poole, $30.S7;
John r Magness, S25; W. T. Hilditcl,
$2O4.3 81; John {. Ayres, $3.50; William
Ramplev, $15.69; William {. Temple,
SEQ So; William II. Webster, $1S.5S;
James w. Davis, $143. II; James Hurley,
SITS; G. W. Mitchell, $2.75; James o.
Grafton, $40 40; J. B. Stewart, $117.75;
Arch Little, $51s.43; James Ayres, $39.75;
Columbus Preston, $25; John c. Ayrcs,
$25.12; ]. Clarence Wilson, SIS; John D..
Deckman, So c. A. Andrew, $fS.2 %.
Orders on County Treasurer: G. w.
Richardson, magistrate, $435; DR.. p. f.
Sappington, examining insane persons,
$40; DR.. Z. Hall Richardson, same, $40:
James A. Lyle, burial permits, So; Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
panv, for Commissioners office, $215;
same. for Jail, So 20; Jacob Hose, chief of
police of York, for arrest and delivery of
Charles Esper, $50.
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Gored by an Ok.

| FOREST HILL, May 25.-.Joe Flemings
a colorcd boy in the employ of Mr.. Adam
kurtz, was gored in the right side and
severely kicked bv an OK on Monday
afternoon. His injuries were of SD serious
a nature that he was carried out of the
| field where he had been working, i'll an
unconscious condition, in which state he
remained allnight. His conditions now
much improved. The boy was unyoking
| the oxen at the time of the accident,
when one of them kicked at dog which
was barking at and annoying the animal
until it became inturiatcd. Miss Bcckic
kurtz was the only one of the family at
home at the time and she ran into the
| field. After trying to restore the boy to
consciousness by throwing cold water
over him, she managed to lift him into a
wheclbarrow and get him to the house
DR.. Smithson is attending h-n.
Miss Amy Ashton Finncy has returned
from Washington, ID. G., where she has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hector Nc
Allistcr.
Miss Mamie Twining spent part of last
week with friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. Is. Keen Michael, of Baltimore, was
in Forest Hill on business last week.
Marvel, the little son of MIR. and Mrs
William Onion, has recovered from a Sc.
we're attack of diphtheria and out again
DR.. Smithson has tumigatcd the house Of
Mr.. Joshua Whitaker, the child's grand
father, where the disease originated, and
is no other cases have developed, the
danger of its spreading is now thought
to be entirely avertcd.
Mr. and Mrs Hector McAlliSter of
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From Darlington.

DARLINGTON. May 25.-Mrs. George
Hall, of Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs.
Christopher Wilson at "Andalusia."
Rev. William Ware kimball spent sew
eral days in Baltimore this week.
Master Webster Selfe, while playing
with some boys last week, fell on Il spike
which he had i'll his pocket and received
quite a serious wound. He is improving
rapidly under the efficient care of DR.
John Sappington.
Miss Helene Bradshaw, of Bel Air, was
| the guest of Mrs. c Wilson on Sunday.
Lucy Jones, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Jones, is very sick witt
| pneumonia.
Mr. Edward Wilson, of Virginia, is Wis
iting relatives in the neighborhood.
Miss Grace Waters, of Baltimore, wa:
the guest of Mrs. William Holloway las
| week
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I. FINNEY WELLS. Urea,
FESTIVALS.

The ladies of Christ Church, Rocl;
Spring, will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival in the w. {. T. L. Hall at
Forest Hill on the evenings of June and
"Wednesday and Thursday. Supper
will also be served. If unfair, the next
| fair evenings.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethel Church will hold lunch and
strawberry festival on the church grounds
on the afternoon and evening of Decora-
ton Day, May 3.
The teachers and pupils of Bethlehem
school near Mr.. ]. y. Galbrcaths will
hold strawberry and ice cream festival
on the school lawn, on Thursday and
Friday eveningsf June and 3. Ifeither
evening is unfavorable it will be held on
Saturday evening.
The teacher and pupils of Mechanics.
vile school will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival on the school grounds
this Friday and Saturday evenings. May
81 and % All are invited to attend.
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FALLSroN, May 25.-Thc farmers are
still very busy. Many Of them are not
through planting their corn. There will
not be many tomatoes planted in this
neighborllood, as very few of the can
ming houses will he i'll operation.
Mr.. and Mrs George McCrca and their
little son George, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. Favour.
Miss Ruth l.. Street, has returned from
an over Sunday stay i'll Baltimore.
Miss Catherine Preston, of philadcl-
pl'ia, is the guest of Miss Mary X. Hol-
H1gsworth.
Miss Mary L. Favour, of Baltimore,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Eta
May Phipps, spent Sunday at her home
Mrs. Ramsay, Of Washington was the
guest of Mrs. ". II. Street,.
OBSERVER
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From CLAYTON.

CLAYTON, MAY 23.-The Sunday schoo
at Jerusalem will hold its annual chill
dren's service on Sunday morning. June +
at 1890 A. NJ.
Miss Ida Dallam, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Miss BERTHE Pyle
Miss Estella kroh, of Holland Grove
spent a few days recently with her sister
Mrs. Samuel Hollingsworth, of Wheel.
Miss Clara Orsburn has returned from
a visit with her cousin, Miss Myrtle Cal
houn, of Aberdeen.
Miss May Stephens spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Stephens, of Level.
Mr. II. l.. Smith, of Baltimore. is hay.
ing a handsome residence erected on the
Dunnigan property under the supervis.
ion of X. Orsburn, contractor.
Mrs. X. \. Smith, who has been on the
sick list for some time, is improving.
SWEET MARIE.
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c.. C. ROUSE, 3O5-3O7 Main St.,
BEL AIR. Md
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers OF
Hartford county that the annual levy for the
wear 1904 has been made by the Commits
Sionrrs of Hartford county, and placed in my
hands for collection.
On State tax paid before September 1St. =
per cent discount; State tax paid in Scptem-
Der + per cent. discount: State tax paid in
October, , per cent. discount
A discount on County tax of lie per cent.
ii paid in June; per cent i'll July; and IL per
cent. if paid in August will he allowed.
County tax will bear interest from Sep
trmher next and State tax from January next.
All persons failing to pay their taxes by
January st next. will be liable to he pub
lishcd as delinquent taxpayers and to have
their property advertised and sold.
All persons TO whom Hartford county may
he indebted are liable to have amy and all
sums due by them to the county for taxes or
otherwise deduct ed from said Indebtedness
and this is required even though said lndcbt-
ness has been assigned to :; third person.
The undcrSig ncd or his deputy will be at
his office in the Masonic Building, Bel Air
Md. from A. NJ. to + =. NJ. daily, to re-
cciyc payment Of taxes after June list, 1904.
No part payments on tax bills will he re-
Ccivcd.
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DIED..

ONlON.-Ncar CoOptnwn, on May 9th
1904. VERNON son of William [. and Ida
]. Onion. aged = years, 6monthS and - days
For more than Two wears this little boy wa:
the JOY OF our hearts. His smiling face ant
intelligent acts and words madciittlc Vernon
the darling of all who knew him. oh. how
cruel it seemed that the icy hand of dcatl
should pluck this sweet litlt' child from on
midst: but when think him trauSflhntcC
i'll that beautiful world where. no sorrow
Ip:IiI or death ever enters. should we @rcVt
when our loss i his infinite gain.
He sleeps with white hands folded.
AS snow drops On his breast,
A. once he lay at sunset,
In calm and rosy rest.
Yet now his gentle features
Are touched with hulicr grace;
Etcrnty'S calm sunshine
Hath settled on his face.
Ills true the stroke WAS most severe,
Which took from us our child SO dear,
But Jesus love i'll this is plain,
Our loss is little Nernon'S gain.
FRIEND.
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In loving but sad remembrance of ouI
darling baby. William LcRoy, aged = years
:: months and y days, only son of William
l.. and Magd ilcna Hornbargcr, who fell as
lecp i'll Jesus two months ago today, March
-, 1909, Magnolia. Md.
Oh, how hard, we tried to save him,
But our care was all in vain;
Angels came and took him from us
He's with the Saviour, free from pain.
Our home is sad and lonely,
Since our darling b.tby'S gone;
But, OH :, brighter home than ours.
In Heaven is now his home.
BY His PARENTS.
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100000 Libel Suit.

Dr. K. V. Pierce's company. The Worlds
DiSpenS:iry Medical Association. of Buffalo.
y. Y, has brought suit for libel against the.
publishers of The Ladies' Home Journal. of
Philadelphia, for 100000 damages. The
sworn complaint has been filed in the Clerk 5
Office ut Buffalo, n. \. 1t appears from this
that The Ladies Home Journal i'll 4 recent
number published an attack on patent medi-
cines. This article charged that the we'll
known remedy, called Doctor Pierce'S
Favuritc Prescription contained seventeen
per cent, Of alcohol, also certain drugs. and
that these ingredients made the medicine
harmful :Ind dangerous. The sworn COM
pIaint shows that the above statement is
wholly and absolutely false in every particu-
rcTious ingredients whatever. and none OF the
ingredients stated in the article so published.
being made of certain extracts of medicinal
plants and rOots-harmlesS to the most deli
cate constitution.
When called upon, DIR. V. Mott Pierce, an
officer of the company said:
I'm a recent article The Ladies Home
Journal made this wholly unfoundcd attack
upon our remedy. The charges made against
our medicine are absolutely false, as the com
plaint in our suit shows. We find il hard to
understand how a reputable magazine OF the
high standing and enormous circulation OF
the Ladies' Home Journal should make such
Il damaging statement without taking pans
to ascertain the facts. The remedy, doctor
iavorabiy known, and has such wide sale,
that we could not afford to allow such Il
charge to pass unanswered. The fact is the
'Favoritc Prescription is composed OF en-
tracts of medicinal plants, roots and herbs,
which would not harm the most delicate SyS-
TEN. 1t is a false and uniuundcd at tack upon
the good name and rcputc OF our company.
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SHARON. May 25.-On Monday morn-
ing a carrier pigeon came to the residence
of MIR. William Mckee. 1t had two
bands, the initials are NJ. II. 5. 40.
Mr.. George Sweeting has erected a
foundation for the new house that he in
tends to build this summer.
Mr. Samuel Ady has improved his resi-
dcnce by building new kitchen.
MIR. Richard Bishop, who was hurt by
the stone crushcr, is much improved.
Rose BUD.
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Something That Has Thousands of Users

For over so wears TIE GENUINE HANES'
LINIMENT has been used by thousands and
thousands of people, and still is used very
successfully for the of Pains in the Limbs,
Joints, Cnrns, Buni"ns. Swelling, Bruises,
Cuts Old Sores Burns Frosted Feet letter
Sprlins, Muscular. Rheumatic and SciatiC
Rheumatism. Neuralgia in human persons
Swecny, Wind Call, Poll-Evil, Ring Bone
Fistul;,, Old Sores, LumpS, Scratches, Strains
SPAWN. Kicks in horses and cattle. We want
all to Just try Hanes once, and you will fall
in love with 1t. Only 25c. for Large Bottle
ut all Stores. Insist on getting HaneS.
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ABERDEEN, May %. Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell, Of Short Lane, is in Washing
ton, d. G., where she will attend the
commencement exercises of Washington
College during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Osborn returned
last week from Buffalo, where they at
tended the one hundred and sixteenth
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church of the United States. Mr.. Osborn
was sent as Il delegate.
Mrs. 7. L. Morgan spent part of last
week with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. T. {. Hanway spent part of last
week in New York. VIRGINIA.
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OAKIxGroN, May 22-Naturc has every
prospect of giving us plenty of fruit this
year.
Mrs. l.. \. Hamilton and sons, have
returned from Il two weeks tip to Nir
ginia.
Mrs. Thomas Barnard and son, of
Havre de Grace spent part of last week
with Mrs. w. ]. Keen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Michael and daugh-
ter Florence, attended the commence
ucnt of Washington College.
Miss Mary Johnson painfully cut her
hand, one day last week. WRITER.
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II Works Like a Charm.

THE GENUINE HANI:S LINIMENT.
whenever used Away cures and is worth
many times its cost to all who use il. For
the cure of SprainS, SplintS, Cuts. Scratches.
Wind Calls, Burns. Swcllings. Flesh Wounds,
Old Sores, Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Frosted
Feet CornS BunionS, Chilblains, etc. 1t i a
good reliable remedy. one that only costs zoe.
for Il Large Bottle. Buy bottle and let it
prove it's own Virtues. Don't spend ST 90
for Il veterinary when Il bottle OF HaueS will
serve all as well. Insist on your merchant
supplying you with HaneS. Take no other.
For slle a all stores