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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-05

DARLINGTON, February 2nd.-Thc harl-
ingtnn Reading Club hello its last mrctinE
on Thursday afternoon at ''WavSide,
the home Of Mrs d L Thomas. Eastern
Siberia was the subject of the afternoon
aud several descriptive and instructive
papers on that country were read bv
sore oi the members. It's convict lite
WIS orc of the chief topics under discus
sion. The programme concluded with
the reading of Kip'ings-"The Truce OF
the Rear" in charming manner bN Mrs
D. f. Thomas. ST.. About twenty mem-
bcrs are enrolled in this progressive einte
club and it is their present intention to
take mp a special course of study for the
coming months, which promises to he
both thoroughly enipyahlc and beneficial
Ii will have it's next meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Christopher Wilson
the Card Club was entert aimed by Mrs.
John Sappingtun last week.
Miss Elizabeth Forwood is slowly. i'm
proving.
Mrs. Hiblcr, of New York, is the guest
other daughter, Mrs. Edwin Scott Worth
ngton, at her homc "Rivervicw.
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MicIAELsvuIE, February 1st.-1t is
not necessary - tel! the readers of The
Egis that we have had Il heavy snow
storm.
We extend our congratulations to Mr..
Fred. Ma;t;ngly and his bride. May
peace and happiness abide with them
through the Journey of life. Both the
bride and groom have been under our eve
since they were children. Later in life
they have enjoyed many days outing at
the High House pleasure resort.
Another Issue at The -.EgiS has reached
u<, and marry Il United States Senator
vet. This thing has become intolerablc
in Bush River Neck, and you may bet
your bottom dollar that the voters of
the second district will not forget some
of the Bartord delegation when they
want TO go to the legislature. They will
I've able to get enough votes to stay at
home. Over 0nc-thrd of the time has
been wasted and the senatorial contest
has absorbed everything. There are
mountains Of work TO he accomplished,
and it will have to nc rushed through or
not done at ali. The present d"ingS at
Annapolis are enough to make the
average good citizen cry ont in indigna-
ton. IM SANK.
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From larrettSyilla.

JARRETTSvHLE. February 1.-Mr- {.
Norman Hamilton, has been i'll at his
home, "Inglcsidc." with rheumatism.
Mr. Drurv, of Calvert county, has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. n llamil
ton.
Miss Edna Mcrrym1n. daughter 81 Mr..
G. W. Mrrryman. who has been i'll tor
several weeks with tnnsilitis. is recover
ing She is attended by DR.. NJ. l..
Jarrett.
Sarah, the little daughtcrofAIr Mary
Smith. is ill.,
Mrs. {. Amoss, who has been suffering
with an attack of bronchitis, is again
able t. he out.
A Glcc Club has been organized Nv the
pupils nf the Academy. Mrs Mary
Smith acts as musical director. They
will he called on to respond 1T the next
Literary Society. February 10Th. This
being their first appearance before tie
public.
/ Mr.. lanes Turner, Il student Of the
| Academy. hns been i'll at his home with
( the grip.
/ Mrs Annie Fawnsworth rfB l'imo~r,
has been the guest OF her sister. Nrs. u.
| w. Merryman. ROSE BUD.
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PERUVIAN. February 2nd.-The revival
meeting wh.-i. has been iii progress at
the Alcthudisr Episcopal Church, has
close" Nur pastor, Rev. Harry Iiurruss,
has hecn assisted III these meetings by
Rev Mr.. ieucr. uf South Carolina.
Miss Mac Thompson and Miss Lizzie
AIhrccht. spent last week with Mrs.
Vanri;vcr Reynolds at the High House. "
Miss Katie Moran has returned from Il
visit III Baltimore.
Miss Iclrn Ia, Ter, has returned to
Baitinlnrc, after spending several weeks
with friends ut this place.
Mr. nhn Martin continues quite sick.
Miss Margaret Stnclham. formerly of
this place. continues critically i'll ut the
home of Mrs. Minnie Myers. il Bali.
more No hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
The young men of this vicinity propose
giving another one of their delightful
"HopS." in McGui.,an's hall, on the even
ing of February l-:n. ARR'TI'S.
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S1O DEATHS.

News has been received of the Death OF
Mr.. aud Mrs Clement ]. Dietrich, which
occurred in Honda, United States of Col
onbia. Malignant fever was the cause
* their death Mrs Dietrich died on
Tcccubcr 31st and Mr. Dietrich died on
January 3rd. Mrs. Dietrich was a
daughter of MIR. and Mrs J. Brooke
Peasants, of Baltimore, MIR. Dietrich
was Il son of the late Clement Dietrich, a
resident of the Dairy Farm" near Har-
ford Furnace. He was consul at Mates,
France, during Mr.. Cleveland's admins
tration He had gone 10 Colombia to
embark in an important business enter
prise and had only been there n few
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich leave no
children, but have number of relatives
both ia Baltimore and Hartford. Mrs.
Mary D. Walsh. of Hartford Furnace, is
Il sister OF Mr. Dietrich, ana Mr.. Mark o..
Snr;ver, OF Baltimore, and Mr.. 7. n.
Cassidy, OF Bc;camp, are brothers-in-aw.
He IS also survived by one brotEer, Mr..
Edward \. Dietrich.
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court has benin session
this week. The following wills were pro-
bated:
William Calder, who leaves all of his
estate TO his wife, Lucretia E. Calder
The will is dated July 9TH, 1891, and is
witnessed by Harry s. Carver and +,
Howard Hail, lr.
Thomas C0nnaughton, who, after
making minor bequest to his niece
Mary Ann Haggcrty, leaves all of his
estate TO his wife, Ann Isabella Con,
naughton. She is also named eXecutriX
to serve without bond. The will is dated
January eth, 1904, and is witnessed by
Daniel J. Lynch, Henry + Mcdonald and
Edward G.. Hooker.
James F. Devoc was appointed admin
istrator c t. a. Of William Calder; bond
81 600
Luther II. AiacNabb was appointed
administrator Of Robert Jones; bono
S.! 900
The appointment Of Ann Isabella Con
1aughton, as exccutIix Of Thomas Cor
naush,cn was approved. Bond 500.
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COMAlTTEE ASSIGNMENTS.

Senator Thomas H. Robinson has been
named on the following committees Of
the Senate. Finance, (chairrnan), Fed
er;I Relations, chairman, Retrenchment
ofExpcnsgs ufStateG government Library,
Amendments 70 the Constitution. The
appoiutment as chairman of the Finance
Committee makes Mr. Robinson the
Democratic header on the floor of the
State senate lie will have charge of all
important legislation, and will he vlrtu-
ally responsible for the passage OF all I'M
portant bills. This position is a marked
recognition of Mr. Robinson's ability,
and the honor is one that seldom falls to
this county. lie has appointed MIR.
Tuscph W. Chamberlairc, of llavrc de
Grace. clerk 10 the Finance Committee.
In the namim" of the House Committees
the members from Hartford were assigned
as follows:
Mr.. Acknowledgement Bills, Agri.
culture. Amendments TO the Constitution
| Publ Records.
Mr.. Carroll-Corporations, Insurance
and Loan Companies, ichairman), Public
Records, Currency.
| Mr.. Observation-Disclosures and Canals
Game and Fish, (chairman}, Pensions.
Mr.. Andrcw--Waysa and Means, fnspee
tions, Civil Service Reform, Chesapeake
| Bav and Tributaries.
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BEL AK NOTES.

Miss Helen Columbia Rouse entertained
a few friends by duplicate whist OF
Thursday afternoon from tour to six ii
honor of her guest Miss Holiday Wells
of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs Chapman c. Rouse gave a dc.
lightful thimble party Oh Saturday
afternoon. The guest Of honor was Miss
Wells, of Norfolk Dainty favors were
awarded the indus trious. From an
artistic pie" ribbons of rainbow hucs
extended and each guest drew Il pretty
addition to her work basket. Tho: {
present were Miss Wells, Miss Rouse,
Mrs. John Rouse, Mrs. Greenwich, Mrs.
E. H. Webster, Mrs. Thomas ". Hill,
Misses Elise and Rush Williams, Miss
Caroline Hall, Miss Anna NJ. Walters,
Miss Helen bradshaw, Miss Lena {. Var
B'bber, Miss blanche F. Archer, Miss
Helen Lee, Misses ida and Bessie Boar
man an Miss Mary Richardson.
Mrs. $ 4. Williams who has been tie
guest of friends i'll Baltimore for several
weeks has returned To her i.umc.
Mrs. Cover Street, spent part of last
week in Baltimore.
Miss Eva Hopkins has resigned as
organist at EnlmaaueI Church and Miss
Blanche Z. Archer has been secured to
ill. the vacancy.
Col. Ohio S Lee and Mr. c. Smith
Norris spent a few days of last week IN
Annapolis.
Mr. c. Bosley Littig. Of Baltimore,
was a welcome caller 1T lhc -!,Sis Office
on Monday.
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From VanBIbbcr.

! NANBIBBER, February 3rd.-Mr. an,
! Mrs. F. + Sullivan entertained at cards
! the following friends on Tuesday evening
! Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Green, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. NJ. Hughes
! Misses Sadie Hughes, Olive Starr. Gcrtit
! Crane, Nav Lewis. Jessie Hood, Maggie
NJ lnnlng, NlcsSrs John Sullivan, Harry
Hughes, Paul Wruth, Benirmin Ford,
Frank Howard, Joseph Haviland ". T
Callahan. James Sullivan and Flnry
Sullivan. Mrs. Thomas Green won III:
first ladv's prize, MIR John Sullivan the
FIRST gentlcman's prize. BOBBY prizes
were won by Miss Maggie Manning and
MIR. Daniel Sullivan. After refreshments;
were served the friends were Delightfully."-
entertained by instrumental music hv
Miss Gcrtie Crane and vocal music b.
Mrs. F. +. Sullivan and Mr.. Harry
Hughes.
Miss Joe Lynch is quite sick
Mrs Thomas Green and children Spcn;
part of last week with friends in B..ti-
more.
Miss May Lewis and Miss Gertie Crane,
of Baltimore, are spending sometime with
Mrs F F Sullivan.
Miss Maggie Manning and Mr. TrmcS
Sullivan, 0t Baltimore. spent part ut this
w, elk with Mrs Thomas Green
Mr.. i'm Heating who has been visit.
ing his sister Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, has
returned To his home in Baltimore.
Miss MARY Wr"th has returned home
from "A pleasant stay with friends i'll Bal
timOrc.
The weather is cold and the sicighinI
is fine. Everybody large and small Is
having a good time.
Everyone here is talking about the
coming base ball season and making
preparations for big time in the coml-
ing Good Old Summer Time The bows
have been practicing ball-snow hniiirg
ever since Christmas. Well beat the
county, town and state, if teams don't
make their dates too late
Miss Jessie NJ. Hood spent part of last
week with friends i'll Gainesville and
EllicOtt City. FLY BALL.
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FALLsToN, February Sly the death
OF Mr.. Howard a. Lcvcring which
occurred ut his hcmc. ''W0odlawn, ol
January 10th, this community loses one
of it's oldest and most respected citizens
Mr.. lowering having lived on the farm
where he died for the past titty-SiX years
He leaves one sister, Miss Sarah K Lever.
ing the last survivor of a family of sixteen
children who resided with him on the
home farm.
Miss Eta May P!iipps, of Baltimore,
is the guest of her friend Miss Margaret
Virginia Favour.
MissLorrctta Standifnrd. of the Mary.
land State Normal School. spent Satur.
day and Sunday at her hunc.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth STREET. has re.
turned from a visit i'll Baltimore.
Mrs Virginia Hollingsworth and Mrs
L.cmuel Kirk who have been on the sick
list are improving.
Miss Mary Estelle Favour, of Balti
more. spent Sunday at the home of hcI
parents, at Laurel Brook.
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PRnSrEcT, February End. MIR. and
Mrs. J.. X. Heaps entertained II number
of their friends al Il vcn'clock dinner, on
Wednesday,, January 9th The evening,
was spent in games and music, vocal and
INSTRUMENTAL K>citGtions were rendered
by Il number of the Young people. ANON"
thoSr present Were: Mir. and Mrs. !. l.
Heaps and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ieph-
aniah Heaps. MIR. aud MIS-. James w.
McNabb and sou, Mr.. and Mrs. I. b
Dempsey and daughters. Mr.. and MIS-.
Daniel W Ray ard son, Mr.. and Mrs {.
C. Butler aud son ofncita, Mr. and Mrs
|. ". Carsins, Of Carsin>, Mrs Margaret
Stokes aud daughter, Mr.. John NJ Scar.
borough. Misses Phoebe King. B.S>it
Stokes, of JarrettSvi!Ie. Belle and Nellie
Scarborough. Mr.. Arthur Harry. A
collation. was served at II o'clock.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road Checks IsSued.-E. II. Hal,
S52.l William 7. EIilditch, $40 A.; John
Bradenbaugh. $1S.62, {. c. Croni:',
S37. So: Corbin Amoss, SIS 80; John
Worthngton, S23 81; K. Harris Archer,
$3.50; Charles w. Galley, $1S.97;
Thomas \. Ckcaworth, S26.39.
Orders on County Treasurer.-Iohn 3.
Hanna, publisher, SIS; Joel w. Silver,
mortgage tax paid in error, 81 67; DR.. J.
II. Kennedy, sub-registrar, 30; Walter
X. McComas, magistrate. 50 %, ]. T.
McCosamons, constable, $11 .G5; Richard
Dallarn. burial Of Henry Turner, 81;
Oscar Blackburn, damage $50.
J. Harold Stokes was appointed con-
stable in the fifth district.
Dr.. L. Hall Richardson was appointed
vaccine physician for the third district ii,
place of DR.. Lee Hughes, who did not
accept the appointment made last week.
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Oyster Supper.

CARLTON. February l-Onc at III,
most delightful 5, ,iaI events e! the sea,
son was held at Linden Grove" til"
home Of MIR. and Mrs. john f.. BrincE
last Thursday evening. when the vuTu4
men Ot the vicinity, as Is their usuid Gus
tom, entertained heir ladi,> Ia an oyster
supper. The Ciini:l.: room WAS decorated
with red carnations and i:lhtrd with
candies. Promptly 1T e c'cIoci, supper
was served, after which the evening vas
pleasantly spent i'll pit, finch and MUSIC.
At late hour they departed hoping t"
all meet again at the next. ThrS% pres
cnt We're Kew and Mrs. { =. Nowilf.. Nh.
and Mrs. a. i. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
j. Harvey Bah, Mr. and Mrs. John b.
bailey, MIR. aud Mrs u. Murray Stephen
son, Mr.. and Mrs O;ls y. Trradway.
Misses Cora, Stella and Bcuiah Briucy,
Anna b. Carman, Ella Walker. Little
Bailey, Margaret Moore. Eurla Keen.
Ida Nathan, Wenopa Carroll AVID Steele
Treadway, McssrS. Emory a. MCConas
and II. Ross Barton, of Rel Air, William
l.. knight, Hugh Bailey, Howard Bald
WIN, Sappington Bowman, Newell and
Wendell Treadway.
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jAMES-LEiGHT.

A very pretty wedding took place last
Thurday evening ut the Abingd Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, the contracting
parties b>ing Mr. Gilbert James OF En-
morton. and Miss Emma Leight, OF Bal
timore, but formerly of Abingdon. Re.
K. s. Barnes was the officiating minister.
r he church was tastefully decorated with
greens and cut flowers. The strains OF
LolleuCriy's wedding march sounded as
the bridal parry entered the church. 20
Promise Me" was rendered softly during;
tie ceremony, Mrs. K. S. Barnes presid-
ing al th. organ The bride was attired
III white silk. trimmed with old point lace
andritincst tones. Shccarricd chrysanthc-
NUNS, her tulic veil being caught up
witt: the same flowers. Little Cecciia
BrauI. IF baltimore, acted as flower girl,
and luhny Ledcrcr, of the same city, as
ribbon bov. The usllcr& were AIessrs.
WA,tcr James and Edward K. Leight,
brothers uf The bridal couple. After the
wed ling the bridal party lett for Balti.
more. wh,re Il reception was rendered
them az the home ot Mrs. J. Lederer, OF
GIG W Faycttc street.
MIR. and Mrs. james will reside at G4G
". Favcttc street. Baltimore.
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Meighborhood Meqvs.
From The Rocks.

ROCKS, February 3.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Smithson, of White Hall, Balti,
more county, spent last Sunday in this
vicinity.
We are having some more sleighing and
all seem to be enjoying it Il great deal il
they do have an upset i'll 4 drift once i'll a
while.
Mrs. Arthur BeaH who has been III
Baltimore has returned home
AU REVOIR.
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From Carsins.

| CARsINS, February 1.-Our popular
teacher, Miss Lillian CLANCY is going to
resign her position as teacher OF Jefferson
school.
Mr.. Levi Bachtcl. of this placcis fixing
his hall for public purposes. 1t will he
completed by next week.
Miss blanche Lilly is visiting fri, nds in
Baltimore.
Mrs Simpson has returned to her
daughters, Mrs A. u. Lilly. She has
been visiting relatives at Snow Hill.
Miss May Bay Bachtel ha~ been con-
fined To the house for several DAYS with
Il severe cold. AlINNEiAHA.
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FRANK u nUPHuRN.

Frank D. Duphorn, of Pylcsvule,
died ON Monday morning. January
25th, after lingering illness "Gconsump-
ton aged sixty-threc wears. He leaves Il
widow, two sons, John and William.
one daughter, Mrs +. L. Pyle, one sister
Mrs saba d. Scott. of Richmond. In
diana. and two cousins. Of Emmitsburg,
Md The deceased was a veteran of the
Civil War, from which he had an envia-
bic record He first enlisted in the 10th
PENNSYLVANIA, where ne served for three
months. He thcnrcenlisted in the famous
S7th Pennsylvania Company +. where
he served three years. In this he was
color bearer for one year, and aftcrward
made ordinance sergeant on Gen Rickctt's
staff. 1t was he that at New Greek
| crawled through the Confederate line
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w~Notice.-As VIC want to get oui
Home Furnishing Business started it
your locality, we will give absolutely
free of charge) a handsomely decorated
100 piece Dinner Set to any lady who
will do a few minutes work for us
among your friends and neighbnrs
Write at once The T. ". MeSsicl, Co,
so South Sth street, Camden y. l.
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Cold,
Cold,
Cold.

The above words have
taken the place of the New
Years greeting on almost
every tongue. Have your
prepared for zero weather ?
We have, and we laid in the
necessary articles of comfort
for all ages and conditions.
At our store it only takes
a small sum of money to pur-
chase these goods. We can
give you a pair of good Bed
Blankets or Comforts at Vari-
GUS prices,Which are toocheap
to be without. Call and see
them.
If YOU want a Suit of good
Clothes, ones that will keep
you warm and fit you nicely,
we have them,and at the right
price, too. All sizes and
shades.
We carry a complete line
of Ladies and Misses Gar
ments and Dress Goods, new
patterns, latest styles. These
goods are particularly fine
and just what you are looking
for. Also the best assert
ment of Furs in the county.
Our line of Shoes, Boots and
FeltS is large and up-to-date,
and the sizes range from the
largest to the smallest for
both sexes. These goodswere
selected with care and came
from the best manufacturers
in the country. A trial is all
we ask.
Our Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry Departments are full and
complete, and a visit to our
store will convince you that
we deal-and deal right.
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wFor rent on easy rms.-Thc high
" desirable Warehouse and Store Stand,
situate at Sharon station. on the Mary
land and Pennsylvania Railroad. This
is very desirable stand tor an energetic
Apply to John b. Worthington, Bel Air.
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Notice..
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion and
S cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words to line, No advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted foT less than rs
cents.
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hayHWanted.-F Stock of all kinds,
Cattle. Sheep. Hogs and Calves. thin
Cattle for Bolognas | also have at
private sale first class Horses and Mules.
at H. Is. James stables. Aberdeen. Call
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
Md Both phones.
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isS" For Rent-A Farm of6O acres, near
Hartford Furnace; place in good state OF
cultivation Possession given March st.
John O. Sullivan. Hartford Furnace
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t<s For Sale OH easy Reconsideration
Engine and Hay Press, both il good
order. Plenty work in sight. Call ar adj
dress, Phineas F. Ball, Bel Air
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or they MAY otherwise hv law he e%cludcd from.
all benefits o! said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my nand and sea! this sd day OF
HErTII: ". MAXWELL.
ExCCutriN.
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In the Circuit Court
for
Hartford County.
In Equity.
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h%W cd-Reliable farmer, III; FRIED
without children, BY the month, for
farm at VanBibber Give reference {.
Bosley Littig. Gay and Water, Streets,
Baltimore, Md
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Wanted.-A Farmer to work on
shares. my farm near Watervalr, Nd.
William Winchester, Vale, Md.
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&C. Rouse,
305-307 Main St,
BEL AIR, MD.
a FREEBORN BROWN and MES ARCH
Err Solicitors.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
John W burlington,
Blanche w. Ely.

John w orthiugton,
blanche w. Ely.
Sarah c. worthng-
ton. cxccutrix of the
will of Sarah Fl. sly
mer. deceased Sarah
c. Worthington. Gin In the Circuit Court
a. Bolts. Archer NJ. Hartford County.
RottS. her husband. In Equity.
Mary \. Mitch ell.
Robert .. Mitchell.
her husband, Joseph
Hankcln. The Column
bian building Asso
citation ot Hartford
County.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for the sale of certain real estate situate in
the city of Havre de Grace of which Sarah II.
Siymer died seized.
The Bill states that the said Sarah H. Sly
mer. was in her lifetime, indebted upon John
Worthington and Sarah &. WorthinEton in
q large sum of money to wit. the of
s.. 5O+ ~. and since the death Of the said
Sarah II. Slynrcr the said Sarah &. Worth
inSton assigned all her right and interest in
said claim to said John WorthinGton, to
whom the same is now due. and and also
indebted to Blanche w. Ely in the sum of
Sl.32.
That The Colombian Building Association OF
. Hartford County and Joseph Haukeln claim
to hold liens upon said properly and that
the said Joseph Hankcln is nonresident of
the State OF MARYLAND.
That the personal estate of said deceased is
the payment of her just debts and that
the creditors OF said deceased entitled to
have their claims paid out OF The real estate
Ci said deceased.
The Bill prays for the sale of said land. and
tor the order OF publication against thc non
csilcnt dcicndcnt and subpocnaS gainSt the
resident defendants and for other relief
1t is thereuDon this 21st day of January,
1904, ordered Ivy the Circuit Court for Har-
iGrd County sitting as a Court OF Equity.
that the complainants. by causing a copy of
this order to hc inserted in one more news
tapcTS published in Hartford county, once "a
week for four successive weeks. previous fiji
I teen days before the eth day of March, 1904
Irving notice TO the said absent defendant
Joseph HHnlcln of the substance and object
81, this Hill, warning him to he and appear in
this Court IN person or by solicitor, on or.
before the 9Th day of March next. to show
cause il any he has why the relief prayed
should not be granted
WM. =. FORWOOD. IR., Clerk.
True COpy-Tcst:
wN. =. FORwOOD IR. Clerk
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Religious Services.

Rev. William {. Crerie, Of Washington.
will preach at Ayondalc Christian Church
next Sunday, az 2 o clock, p. NJ. Public
invited.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-05
D. Acres of Land, More or Less,

ruifi' proved. being part of the land described
iIs deed from Jacob J. Michael and Thomas
/. Temple. executors to John Taylor dated
the l2th day OF February. ~. and recorded
i'll ..ihcr \. l.. No. 70. folio % one OF the
Land Records of said Hartford county.