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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04
From Darlington.

OAKING TON, March 1.-The residents
of our town arc wishing tor the coming
of spring.
The members of Darlington Literary
Snciltv held their monthly meeting on
FRIDAY The following officers were
elected To serve the remainder Of the
wear: Shovel Hamilton, president; fIaT-
nv Walker, vice president; Maize Keen,
secretary; Ada kcc;, assistant secretary;
Miss Cam, treasurer Pearl Walker and
Melvin Morris, literary committee.
Mr.. John NJ. Michael and Miss Mary
| Johnson. who have been confined ii
| home with grip, are c"nyal"ecent
/ Mrs L. a. Hamilton Gayc q dinner to
a few friends on Friday. Among the
/ guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Murray. ot
| Havre dc Gree
! Miss Mary Morris, Of New Jersey, is;
/ the guest of Mrs " IL. Kotnamci
/ Mr. John NJ. Michael and family spIu;
I Sunday with Mrs. Ann Martha Michael
near Aberdeen
! Master Wilhcrt Hamilton had a slight
/ runaway on Wednesday. The horse got
| away near Oakington Station and rinl
home with only the harness Wilhrrt
very fortunately, did not receive even 4
scratch. MARCH.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

Mrs. Pomeroy's series of afternoon re-
ceptions, at her home i'll Abingdon. have
come to close, and they were thorough
ly enjoyed by all present. Saint Ealen-
tine added to the pleasure last Wednes-
dag week by putting in his appearance
and leaving little remembrance foreach
one.
Rev w. l., Glenn continues sick at his
home near Emmorton.
Miss Alice H. Wilson, of En1morton,
has returned, after visit with friends in
Waibrook.
Mrs. Lizzie Sawyer and family, Of En-.
morton, have rented their farm and
moved to Baltimore
Mr.. Samuel J.. Ady and family. of Slia-
ron, are i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Morrison, of STREET.. who
has been quite ill, has recovered sulii
| GENTLY to resume her millinery business
in Baltimore
Mr. Charles Wilson, son of Mr.. Abel d
Wilson, Of Forest Hill, has been operated
upon for appendicitis. He is now in {
| hospital in Baltimore and since the oper
alton has contracted the grip. His sis
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IN FEBRUARY.

Walter K Cullum, 81, Ores we'll; Resale
J. Preston, 81, Calvary.
Philip c. BearSch. 81, Joppa; Emma
Elizabeth kammerer, ii, Magnolia
Applicant, J. A. Shipicv.
Wellruore Hoopman Hopkins, 81; Lizzie
Green Worthin2t"n 2t, Havre dc Grace
Applicant, Thomas n Barrett.
Charles ". Famous, IS. Street,; Annie
W Heaps, "a, py lesville
Benjamin J. Griffith, 80, Cardiff; Add;
May kinsey, SIS, Baltimore. Applicant
Joseph Griffith.
Richard Rccs, Jr., %. Delta; Mary
Adele Bailey, 80, Churchville. Applicant
Harry D. Bailey
Charles o. Gordon, 90; Lucy Crumrinc
80, Pei Air. Applicant, John X. Farley
Alphonso Grimes. %, Washington
Agnes Lillian Smith, Is, Aberdeen. Ap
plicant, ]. T. Wells.
CCLoRED.
| Harry Johnson and Matilda Grey.
| William A. Boone and Estella Moore.
G. Garfield Latte and Hattie E. Tildon
William Edward Hall and Frances I,
| Washington.
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Mr.. ". Beatty Harlan We yltcnl,
..rl, a. tarrliiI,- -. . hu.,ncss ard not,
tin improvements Cnnenare hes, ,l:,,,.
with rtrs.. - ia. 80, IL rla.,ly mi i,.:l
/ F.:miul. E.,s l,r,.":..,s,i II! mai, WAYS
It. Stockholm i,4.~ are ina lnr,a.r n,
raz6r-haci,S GftGi;.iy wear. :;.u. (iirr,Dyvs
Yield twice as much butter as they did
! hen AMI nur horses hayc greatly i'm.
/ proved. We have. Gcivvd into and learn.
+ cd The = ef.L ct uaturc. lh, modern H.
/ ii ,usiia e Is !, great advanced ccnnuIn,
| ~. nave acquainted ourselves with hac-
/ ,crin. We nave Ceyciopcd the crcam.ry.
/ rt,:. ~r.,Ss returns uf farnlin. to,far ave
about thc s;:mc. OF grcater than thcy
E:rIr. Tho net results depend upon The
raIiyidna Ne tnr>t IcI.ct:ilrr that liv-
/ lEE has been raised L. higher grade and
Ks are nuyv IteCc esitias
judge Nauliibh. 1t is a utls stion Of
comparison. am not u farmer and my
occupation i; not n progressive one The
relative cost at living is aprOpros t. the
question. The cost "t farming has in
creased. Farming has kept progress
with other business enterprises
Alc. L. Smith Norris.-"F Farming has
progressed greatly during the past TWEEN
~ ycars. Tile fact is, that the county
has been kept up. and the country de
pends upon tie farmer"
MF j. Thomas ( Hopkins -" -IY owli
experience Is that 1t is going backward,
although Farming has improved in many
WAYS.
=. William p. ItOpkinS-"No industry
il Hartford county has made more pro
,,TrSS rloD f.-.r;tfn w, az, ,,sinu -.
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y marriage license was issued in
Baltimore un Tuesday to Eu,i L'e@@c
aui Miss Anna Slebert, both Of this
county.
Rev K G.. MURRAY will preach at tie
fourth quarterly meeting at Mt, Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church on Gext
Sunday at SO +. III.
~ marriage license was issued in
Baltimore ON Monday to Mr.. Jesse g.
Bull of this county and Miss Martha
Y. Gamhrill, of Wiyconico county.
delegate McComas has introduced a
! bill regulating the manufacture and sale
of vinegar. 1t is intended to prevent any
adultcration. only allowing the use of
/ apple juice. Tie bill is good one and
ought 10 be passed in tine interest of pure
| food.
| The old established firm Of Samuel
! L. Street, and Company, canned goods
brokers and commission merchants of
Baltimore city, whose place of business
was DESTROYED by the recent fire, have
secured temporary quarters at 1872
Grecnmount avenue, where they are pre-
pared to handle all business.
William r. Bay, Of Madonna, who
farms fer Mrs. J. {. Turner, gathered
during the month of February, from 60
hens, coz eggs Mr.. Bay feeds d warm
mash, first thing i'll the morning, COM
posed of corn meal, bran and meat
scraps, mixed with boiling skinned milk.
During the day he scatters wheat. oats,
etc among straw and chat about 10 or
I2iuches deep, which keeps the hens busy
all day. ~ night, corn warmed in very
cold weather, is given. He also keeps
before the hens SKINNED milk, water,
crushed oyster shells and gravel. and
about every other day supply of green
bone is given.
On Wednesday Deputy Sheriff, Worth
ington arrested Clifton q. Leight on a
warrant issued by the authorities of Lee
ba;lon county, Pa, charging him with |
forging check on one Of the banks of
that place. The alleged crime, it is stat
ed, was committed on March l l, 1908. |
The prisoner was located in this county |
by detectives through letter written by |
him to Senator Quay on the goth OF Feb !
ruary and mailed at Street,. He was /
trying to obtain a position. His wife is
a native OF this countr and at present is
employed in the Government service at
Washington. Sheriff Whiteford turned
the man over to the Pennsylvania au-
tho.ities, as he signed papers agreeing to
so without the tormalitv Of a requisition.
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RnorHrY Hill. March 1.--MisscS
Mabel and Virginia Osborn, who i1a"t
been on the sick list, are again able To
resume their school work.
Mr. William L. Nichols has returned
from visit with relatives in iavrc Dc
Grace.
AIessrs H. 6. Hopkins. Malcolm Nit
cheli and William Cain. visited the Balti-
more ruins last week.
Miss Martha CLANCY, spent Saturday
and Sunday of this week, VITA Mrs.
Nellie Hickey MAR LAND.
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"THEM'S OUR SENTIMENTS"

We want all the subscribers we have
to stay with us, and as many new ones
as we can get. and we expect all of them
to pay for it; bat we positively do not
want any TO keep on taking it unless
they can see one dollars worth in THE
REPUBLICAN. We are not objects of char
ity. So any time YOU feel ike discon-
tinuin',, DO So; do it like man open and
above board aud not like a sneak by say
ing that you never subscribed, have too
many papers to read, etc.-Havre de
Grace Republican.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued Martin Gallon,
So %; T. ]. Shanahan, $2l; D. ]. Fitz
patrick, SG.56.
Orders on County Treasurer.-Chesa
pcake and Potomac Telephone Com
PAM, commissioners office, $1.lO; K. "
Zimmerman, Jail repairs, Sl.75; John X
Farley, wood for Jail, SIS; Aberdeen En-
tcrprise printing for Treasurer's office
$40; ". K. McComas. magistrate, 50 81
lanes Allender labor at alrnshouse. $50
5. c. Day, constable, $40 90; William B
Jourdan, magistrate, $11.55; same. sui.
registrar, 81 40
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Neigh6orhood Nezvs.


FALLSToN, March 1.-Miss Ethel Curtis
has resumed her school duties and Miss
Pardu who WIS substituting for her r.
turned on Saturday to her nome ut
Dui,iiIl.
Nh Ambrose uuulpipa has rcr'pyc., !liss
family from the old Bond farm X ALMA
to Baltimore.
Quite a number of the residents n III; :;
nG%borhool are victims u. %tip and Sorc
throat OBSERVER.
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ON MONDAY. MARCH 14tn. TOO


Al IL ocloch. y. M.
all those two TRACTS OK I'ARCEI.S OF
LAND, situate and lying in Hartford County,
Maryland. near Thomas Run L. "a. lately III
the possession ri Miss Hannah :. Ball. :hac
l'i:St-All Is.at Farm aiming - Acres.
= Eooa:S ana - Perchcs. more "r less. op"A
which Milton Bull nov resides
Second--\il tAaT wood lot %app11.'i TO con
tain i,pru pa to - Acres. and king within Il
short distance OF ti.~ first parcel.
jared No. has Oh Il abpui 20 acre Uf
woodland. q portion Of NH. h i III excellent
timber. The residue oi the rart is i'll a finc
state Of cultivation and has on il n beautiful
meadow lying along Thomas Kun. IN" i'm
DWELLING. Il large Stone Barn and otfcr
outbuildiugS; the fencing is in excellent condi-
ton, the whole place is i'll good kcitcr, and II
is one of the most desirable farms III the Deer
CrecH Valley.
Parcel No = has or it some good tinib>-
and has always been used as - wood 10; III
connection With :he farm.
The two parcels comprise tii> Land devised
by William liull To his wife for life. with II
nIainlcr IL his five daughters by his will
Bearing date on the 10Th day uf May. 1873.
and now Of record III the Office II the Register
OF Wills OF Hartford county, in Liter {. ". II =,
40. :, tuio d. except about - acres. after
wards sold to James VI Ball.
the two tracts will be offered separately
and together, and sold i'll whichever way ma Y
prove advantageous
the tcrms OF sale prescribed by the decree
are: DnG-thiTd OF the purchase money br
paid in cash on the day OF sale. or upon the
ratification thereof, i'll the discretion oi the
trustees: onc-third thereof" sin months aud
tho residue thereof in twelve Is fr'; tbs
day OF sale, or all cash 4 purchaser nptiol.
credit pa yncntS to bear interest rom da: 81
S;,ic and to he secured by the notes or bonds
Of the purchaser. with security app. owed ~
WILLIAM II. HARLAN.
/. EDWIN WEBSTER,
I..Iit p;rr,n-,l..t,t
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Mrs. {. Virginia Ailcways, daughter
OF Mr.. Benjamin Hitchcock and wife of
Mr.. John K. Alloways, OF Baltimore, died
at the rcside,.ce of her brother, Delegate
Thomas Hitchcock, at an early hour on
Monday morning She was thirty nine
years OF age and is survived by one child
Her funeral took place on Wednesday,
the intern!ens htinG at Providence Gene
terry. Rev. Dorsey Blake WAS the otlici-
ating minister. The pail bearers were her
six cousins. William, Thomas and Harry
Chenworth, Stanley Nixon, Samuel Law
and Henry B9cirrnan Henry J Walker
was the undertaken
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tel, Miss r"znheth Wilson, spent Satur,
day ana sunday with Kim.
Miss Mabel 5tandifoTd, of Wilma, mas
-ylurncd trasa i v,,:t to her parents, Eli,
Mrs + L. $tandit"rd. uf Baltimore.
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OBITUARY..


Mr. Oliver =. Wcscr, postmaster of
Delta lied at his home i'll that place on
Thursday OF last week. He was ~ years
of age and is survived by widow and
several children.
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MAURICE JENKINS,

Mir. Maurice Jenkins, aged about 20
years, died suddenly on Wednesday Of
last week. His death WAS caused by par
alysis. A widow survives him. His
funeral took place on Saturday morning,
the interment being a, Statewide Gene
tery
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight csnts lire for the frs: insertion and
5 CENTS lire for each Subsequent Insertion
scvgn words 10 line, No advertisement in.
serted urlsss prepaid.
Nc advertisement inserted for less than IS
cents.
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L. MITCHELL. Solicitor
ORDER NISi.

E.....gO" Beaumont. | In the Circuit Court
senior, for
vs. Hartford County.
samuel NJ. Beaumont In Equity.
and others.
Ordered this 9th day OF February 1904
that III" SAFES made and reported in the
above entitled rause by Noble L. Mitchell.
trustee. bG finally confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the til day of March. 9o4; provided a copy
OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Hartford county aforesaid once
III each ct three 80 successive weeks before
The : In day OF March, GO4.
I ne report states the amount Of sales l O be
.6G:..
wM. 5. FoRwoop IR.. Clerk.
True Cops.-TeSt:
wAI. S. FoRwooD, JR., Clerk.
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BIZ For Rent. Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Shops. old stand, good location.
@lrGtn and stable. januse FOR each. Viii
,c':t together Ct separate ly. Married
men preferred For information address
T. Melville PcaTcc, Manor, Baltimore
county. Md.
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MRS MARY KEITH.

Mrs. Mary Keith, widow Of the late
John II. Keith. died at The home Of her
daughter Mrs. August Martin, rear
Faiston. ON Thu sdIl night oflast week.
She was 7G years old. Mrs Keith was
twice married. Her first husband was
! the late William Anderson former well
known citizen oftiis county. Thcfollow-
ing children by her !::si marriage survive
her, McsSrs. George Anderson and John
! W. Anderson, of Bel Air, Elwood T.
Anderson. OF Fallslor, Robert NJ. d
Anderson, OF Tennessee, Howard B.
! Anderson, of Delaware. Eugene S. Ander.
SON, Of Baltimore, Mrs. August Martin,
! of Fallston and Mrs. Marion Frazier, OF
! Baltimore. Her funerai took place on
! Sunday theintcrElcnt being n Friendship
cemetery. Rev. Wesley NJ Hyde WAS tic
officiating minister. The pail bearers
were Elwoud Anderson, ]. W. Anderson
Ir., William {. Anderson, Elwood Martin
! Eddie Frazier and Marion Martin.
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MIR. ISAAC w COAI.E.

Mir. Isaac ". Coale, prominent citi-
zen of near Churchv;lle, died on Monday
morning. He was in his Sl>t year and
is survived by a widow. the same age.
and three sons--Messrs. Skipwith c.
Coale, Harry d. Coale and Charles
Coale. The deceased was a grandson of
Samuel Chase. one OF the Maryland sign
crs of the Declaration Of Independ> nee
and afterwards a member Of the Supreme
Court of the United States. His funeral
took place ON Wednesday, the intermcnt
being at the cemetery "l Holy Trinity
Church, Churcl.v;iIc. The pail.hearers
were b. Frank Hanway. K. Lawrence
Penniman, William ". Wilson, Hargrave
Spalding, X Harris Archer and George
J. Finney. Rev. I. B. a. Allison WAS the
minister in charge.
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- For Rcat on Sharcs.-Farm Of Ill
acres near CrcSw well David Swartz near
t ,c< well
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MILL.IAM " MARINE.

Mr. William, NJ Marine, a wc!l-known
lawyer OF this Statc, died at his home. in
Baltimore, Oh Wednesday morning lie
was born August 25th, 1913, in Sharp$-
town, Maryland. In 1878 he moved to
Hartford county, having home near
Havrc de Grace lie has been prominent
in Republican politics Of this State, hav-
III" been nominated for Il number Of pub
lie offices. In 1855 he was delegate to
the Nationa; Convention that nominated
the late President Harrison Mr Marine
was appointed collector of the Port of
| Baltimore III $50, AID held this position
! for over five years. Besides being a
prominent lawyer * WIS fond of litera-
! ture, and his contributions, both of prose
and poetry, have E,en quite frequent.
I His funeral vii! take place on Saturday
/ afternoon.
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Trustees Sale .

IN pursuance of a decree Of the Ci::;,i, Court
tor Hartford County. sitting i'll Equ,ty, pH>srd
ON the :;1st day Of October. III the year 1895,
in the case OF james =. Barrow ct al. y.
Mary NJ. Eull ct al. the subscribers. rus
tees will offer at the Court House door il
I;.l SIt
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tkF"For Saic.-l Yoke Of Well Broken
| Oxen. weight about 1000 lbs; color,
> u En > rnrrs, i'm Ma
or S''!',-- '''',e2t' SIZE I"'' .I
Fo~wood. Forest Hill, Md.
;-h-Full linz hurpce's Reliable Garden
Seed on hand l. Ii Fisher. Bel Air.
, :.ye(yc.have = few. odd Reliable" Mix
Wagons an hand. with or without
brake. Enternri<e Carriage Comaanv.
t-23' Fol Heut.-Klacksmith and Wheel
/ right shoD&, cid >tann. gond location
garden and stable, house for earn will
men ,,r..NrrrI Few Inflammation a,;irrss
! r >f.L:,1,. pcorr. N,nrr BoIti,rnrc
| r,r.,,,. Va
! --.-
! l-sF-I;or SlIc.-A GOOD woke ofUxcu, .
! wears old, broken and in good shane.
/ ". II. $cott. Darlington. Md.
and Dwelling Apply ON premises. !. 7.
! ". Taylor
! ,,, -, n..,t
p'.,sn,qiI, nr;rs ", Sm;thsor For.
wood Rel Air
!
,,'.,>,s cnn,;n,r fresh IN INV lanes A
! [,asau Il En- Forest I'M
| :fag Farm for Hert Oh Shares near Bel
. .n''' -Ni't'-' 80 - '''> "
{ N-i'
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ssy'Clay Pigeon Traps Tor sale nr rent
f. II. Hall x Son, Bel Air. Md

Money 20 Loan on Mortgage in
sums TO suit: Thomas II. Robinson
ATTORNEY at Law. Bel Air.
is3s'I ". Thompson, auctioncer of real
and personal property, Dublin, Md.
Paper approved and discounted Cn day
OF sale when desired.
ty@M Money TO lend on mortgage. Ap-
ply to Walter w. Preston, Attorney, Bel
Air, Md.
bss" Money to Loan Du Mortgage.
Harlan " Webster, Attorneys at LAW,
Bel Air
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~ Moncy fnr Mortgages first or
5, cn.s,l on Farms. Term q years + and .
utr cent interest. No commission
GAYLORD ana Co, 1914, Arch street,
Phrladeipil'a, Ia.
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HWantcd.-F Stock OF all kinds,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Calves, thin
Cattle for Rolognas. also have at
private sale first class Horses and Mules,
at IL. Il. James stables, Aberdeen. Gail
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
Md. Both phones
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r" Wanted About March 1st.-a first
class Farm hand. Must be sober and
industrious and know how to d" farm
work properly, and take care OF team
lsii tools. Can only accommodated man
oi small family. Good wages and good
h,Iac. Poplar Grove Stock Farm, J.
Mes nrulick agent, Rel Air, Nd.
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i=ly >trayed away about weci; ago.
White and Black Setter. Reward OF S,
if returned to y. Robinson, fallstnn.
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:S5'Wc.have few Old Reliable" Milk
Wagons al hand. with or without
brake. Enterprise carriage Company.
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is35 For SaIe-Chester Sow and Pigs.
Apply c X. Sewell and Brother, Ahing-
don. Md.
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TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed ivy the ,!screc
arc--)nc-third of the purchase money shall ne
pail in cash on the day ot sale. ur on hi rat.
ticatiOn thereof. in the discretion OF ;hc irHS-
tee: onc-t third thereof III six months :."d the
residue in twelve months from day OF s.ilc, or
all cash or the day of sale at the option of
the purchaser: the credit payments to car
interest from the day of sale and 10 hc
cured by the notes or bonds OF the purchaser,
with security TO be approved by the trustee.
ROBERT ARCHER.
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:f2s" Farm for Eer:t o.. Shares near Be
Air Apply 70 Miss .. Jane Mnnnibhuy,
son.
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tssy For sale. Pair Dung Mules Two
. Cows, coming fresh i'll July. James a.
Mahau, X +. D.. Forest Hill.
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i=l3' FoI !1eit.-Kltciismith an! Wheel
right shops, cid .tann, g"Nd loca ton
garden and stable, house for earn will
rent together or separately. Married
men preferred. nrinformalion address
7. Melville PcarcY, Manor, Baltimore
county, Nd.
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II" Viii sill at Il big bargain, 80 head
Of stock cattle Must sell. Calvin Ap
/ plcton, Aberdeen. Nd.
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- For SaIe-Two Fine Driving Mares.
Reasonable price. ". Smiths"n For
wood. Bel Air.
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tsB@ For Salc--No. fresh Cow. J. B.
Gleason, AliibOne, Md.
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Re. Fer Sale--A good yoke ofUxcn, .
years Did. broken asd i'll good shape
". IL. Srott, Darlington, Md.
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HS Write u; i decree of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county Court of Equity,
passed on tho Goth day OF June. 1895 in the
cause OF Henry l.. Taylor ct al. VS.. Isaac L.
Wiley, e al. the undersigned, trustees, will
offer NJ Public Auction.
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tsy~Fur Reut-Bush property, Store
and Dwelling. Apply on premises. ]. T..
". Taylor
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s9"For Sa!c-First-class Fire Place
Heater Benz. Bisscll. jr., Bel Air, Md.
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Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
Noah :. Stipchcomb late Of Hartford county
deceased to file their claims against his estate
with the vouchers thereof. with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, or ar
before The 9Th day Of May, 1904.
RORERf ARCHER,
Trustee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

icy Wanted 10 purchase A second
hand Letter Press, medium size. Bisscll
and Shaw Coal Co, Bel Air, Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

Wanted. Farm hand by the month.
Gn3d wages and mouse to live III. II. W.
HAYS, Faiiston. Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

Carpenter Wanted To rent ex-
cclent stone house in nei ghborhood where
carpenter is needed. House, garden,
and COW iced six dollars month. \. ].
lIutcEinS, Darling ton, or f. NJ. Allen, Bel
Air.