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Junior Order Lodge Established,

HARTINS March 1f.-Thc meeting to form
new 'odGc y" l4l. Council OF the Tr.. q.
L. y. NJ, was recently hell. The following
william Harrison. Nicc-Councilior, George
". Johnson, Recording: Secretary. Winfield
Heaps: Assistant Lawrence Suiit ilSOn: FnI1I-
cial Secretary. :. NJ. Heaps. Treasure: Sher-
man StrawbridSc. Conductor, Harry Day.
Warden. George Brooks. Inside Sentinel
Clcv Gland Heaps; Outside Sentinel. Charles
Brown; Chaplain. IOhn Harrison; Tru >tccS,
How ard SHILLING. Henry Johnson and EStella
Bay: Representative estate Council for TWO
years, !. Milton Picker: Representative to
state Council tor one year, Sherman Straw
hriItrt.
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JAKRETTSVII.i.E, March 1.t.-Afr. and Mrs.
J. Henry Jarrett gave Il supper to few OF
their friends on Saturday evening. Those
present were pr. and Mrs. W. l.. Smith Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cna!c Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Jarrett, Misses Hannah and Margaret Cnalc,
ana Prof W. W. kcyCS.
Miss Bessie t. Striteh0ti has returned home
from five weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Cunningham. Of ork.
Mr.. James Amoss spent several days o. last
week with his brother Mr.. &. w. AmoSs.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Pennington. who have
been visiting Mrs. PcnrIiugIOn'> parents i'll
Howard county lave returned. Gypsy.
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From ChurchyjIIe,

CIIvRcHyILLt., March 1G.-ln spite of the
snow-covcred ground. the fox sparrow's
presence today gives new hope for another
SpriuC.
The first monthly meeting Of the newly
organized Missionary Society of the PreShy
terrain Church will be held at the church next
Saturday afternoon at 80 O'Clock. The
March topics are Stew .,rdShip' and" Africa -
y constitution will Tx adopted at this meet
ing
dert:tkc The mana cement of Mrs. Wilknsou'S
at Fountain Green.
Miss hrScna Hanson is a victim of the
trrir,
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Abingdon. March 15th.-Abngdon NJ. L.
CAdrch will hotd it's annual missionary ami
vcrsary on Sunday, March Goth, at $50 +.
NJ. a good programme will be rendered
The adjourned quarterly conference OF East
Hartford Circuit, NJ L. Church. will he held
at the parsonage in Abingdon on Monday.
March 2lst. a; 80 j. NJ.
Ninblc.
Mrs. DuddcrrI. ot Pittshurg, is visiting her
daughter. AIRS. X. :. Barnes. RnSI: Bud.
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SraGlnbaueh affairs.

BK lnENBAUGu. March l:i.--Mr. UCnry NJ.
Str twhridEc, formerly of near BradrnbaUGh.
= quite i'll ~ the ho;;c of Mr.. John Woodrow,
at NorriSvi!r
Mr. and MIS-. Ralph Idle spent sunday
with friends al Norrisvlllt.
Mrs Jamie Schiliiug. of Baltimore. w,as the
guest OF iriCu Is ri Rradcnbhugh, Dry HrirIci.
ard NOrriSvic last wee.
Mrs. Emma Hitchcock has been on the sick
list the past week, Suffering from neuralgia.
UNKNOWN,
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COuNrY C0MNlASIONfRS.

Kna,. Check, l-.,n-d.-! .'mcS 7. Norris,
ST. vi T., org r:vrrlv. 81 81, James ..
Grafton. =; -. iol,n T. Ma&ress, $l5.S7;
John Gii.casc,$ 10, NcN@m,'. / Z. Cullum
1910; &. T fI;ldi,ch, So
Orders on County Treasurer George
J. Finney. Judge Orphans Court, SIG;
George Gilman, labor at Almshouse,
ST. 10. Dr. f. =. Smithson, health officer,
&i72 95; James y. Lyle, burial permits,
50 go: Hanway, Barnes and McComas,
clover SEED fox Alm>ilnrSc farm. S3l.53;
same, coal, for Court House, $50.
Hugh T. Bay, Orphans Court, 500 III;
Iohn O. Slcarns, burial permits, So 40;
George ". Richardson, magistrate, sos.
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HARKGNs, March IA finch party was
held 1T the +, Sidcn:c OF Mrs. Alice NJ. Smith
son on Thursday evening. 4 delightful even
ing was spent by those preset AT late
hour all proceeded to the dining room and
partook of refreshments. Among those pres
cnt were Misses Margaret Wright. Rchecca
Lowe Ethel Archer, Ariel Stamford. Myrtle
Strawbridgc. Bertha Rutledge, Salie Lowe,
Josephine Wiudolph. Clayton and Blame
Lowe. Lawrence aud Leslie S:lithSon, Robert
nuucan Milford Norris.
The American Mechanics are starting n
branch lodge in this neighhorhood. Meetings
are to be held in StrawhIidgc's Hall Quite 4
number OF our young men have Joined.
Mrs William Wright, who has been i'll for
some time. is improving.
Mr.. Leslie Smithsun. Of Baltimore. is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Alice NJ. Smithson.
y magic lantern entertainment will he held
ia ST Paul NJ. L. Church on Monday night.
March 2lSt. The public i invited to at
teut Er=lIIG..
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From fallstoD.

FALLSToN Narch I;.-Thc roads rE this
n.ighhurh"od arc very muidy. some places
tu:.y are almost innaSSaijlc.
Miss Rcs~ia ShIrah;tn. of Baltimore. has
returned from visi; to Tclativcs in this
vicinity.
Mr.. James Smith has removed his family
from La Vista" the Winchester farm, to his
own farm near BcEson.
Mrs. Sarah Benson is quite sick at her home.
MiSs BESSIE Bond is visiting relatives i'll
BAltirlnrc. OBSERVER.
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In memory of MISS MARY Z. BROOK
HART, who died Nj arch =, 1904:
Hour by hour saw her fade,
And fast she sank away,
Yet in my heart prayed
That she might longer stay.
was weeping around her pillow
For knew that She must die;
1t was night within by bosom,
II was night within the sky.
have given loves last token.
have parted back her hair
From off her marble forehead
And lett the last kiss there.
My loving friend, thy calm features.
lainly tell me all is well.
Net it pains my heart to leave you
And to say the last farewell.
BY HER FRIEND 7. l..
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OBITUARY.



Mrs. Margaret Bristow, widow of the
late George II. Bristow, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Jackson W. Mas
lin, in Havre de Grace, on Wednesday.
She is survived by two sons, Mr.. Harvey
Bristow and Mr.. Charles Erist"w Of
Philadelphia ana four daughters, Mrs. J.
" Mas!in, Mrs. William n Adams, Mrs
Clarence l.. Wright and Miss Pearl BriS.
tOw
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MISS ANN ELIZA KENNEDY.
NetghborI1ood MezUs.


FuRl-, htarcE \ Mrs. Susan Lanahan. q;
Visa. j. visiting her brother. Mr..
Gorge Diiwnrth, Of Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Temperance WISnOm and daughter.
i'clla. who have been he Sch list Tor some
Tine. arc iinlrON VIM. o. Y.
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School Notice.

Office OF the Board OF School Comm u.s. tonrrS.
BEL AIR, March ~, 1904.
March 25th has been narIc'i hv in" State
hoard Of Education as Maryland bay.
Teachers of all schools will arrange iuf c,vr-
CiseS appropriate for the day.
BY order of the Foarl
CHAS. I. WRIGHT.
Examiner.
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HFL AIR NOTES..

,,al. T. l 2"uldin, r">t.onster at
Ia A,r. 80, u.,- n.rrr quite !!.i>. improF-
ing
II, Y. y. Mock wrn has been il Wash
i1rt.n .aT sorrc TINE, has returned hc'-,e.
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Close Of Levy.

All persons having claims against Hartford
County are requested TO present them nu
before the 10th day of April. 1nut. All nc
counts which come in after the day ual..cd
will he excluded from the Levy ut iSHl.
BY order OF he BOARD.
HUDSON RATi.LA&.
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81. PATRICK WEATHER.

Record for St Patrick's DAY, for 40
wears. bv Rev. Edward A. Colburn
1SJ6-Clcar.
1S57-CIcar.
1S5S-Cicar, windy.
lS59-Clouiy.
1SGO-Clear..
Is6l-Cloudy, cold.
lSG2-Clcar, cold.
lS63-Clear.
l~G4-Clcar, windy.
1S63-Ciear, windy.
1S66-Snuw squalls.
tS67-12 inches snow.
1868 Warm. showery, 10.
1S69-Snow squalls.
lS70-Clcar, windy.
1STl-Clear.
1S-2-Sn0w.
Si3-Clear.
1S7+-Rain.
1S75-Glear. cold.
1S76-Snow squalls.
lS77-Snow squalls.
1STS-Rainv.
1879
lSSO-Clear
1SS1-Clcar.
1SS2-Clcar.
lSS3-C.car.
lSS4-Cicar.
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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
nlent 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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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Harry L. Rogers and family, of
Baltimore, ire the guests Of Mr.. Rogers
:Hothcr, Mrs. Gussie Rogers, at Forest
Hill
Mrs George y. Dever, of Centreville,
Queen Annes coun ). Mrs F. T. Tagg, of
Baltimore, a'e guests Of their aunt, Mrs.
Mary Dever, 1T Aberdeen.
Miss Bessie O'DonnclI, teacher at Mon
Chanel School, is confined to her home a t
Bvnum with a severe attack of grip.
Mr. Irwin c. Bolts, of Baltimore Medi-
cal College, who has been i'll with the
appendicitis, is slowly improving.
Miss r. Gertrude Kirby, of Cole, is the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. MiltonA. Kirby,
of Philadelphia.
Miss kczia Barton, ofnear Jarrcttsville,
who has been visiting her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. John Barton, Of Monkton, and
her friend, Miss Emma IIutchins, of My
Lady's Manor. has returned home.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR HAHAN BILL Passes
THE SENATE.

The Senate on Wednesday, by vote of
sixteen to nine, passed the Wilson substi-
tute for the IIam1n Oyster Bill This dcd-
icatcs 80 900 acres of natural beds, Cor
tiguous to the Calvert county shore, for
the purpose OF oyster planting. This is
the Identical bin that WAS introduced
by Senator Robinson two years ago. 1t
was defeated At that time. This is Il
step in the right direction and is intend
ell us an experiment fer the State to
make before dc,licating the entire barren
beds Of the Chesapeake Bay to oyster
culture. 1t is another illustration of
Maryland'S conservatism and is but Il
stepping stone IN the direction OF intelli-
gent oyster legislation. The passage of
this bill n the present time by the large
vote indicates that the friends of oyster
culture are gaining ground, and it IS only
a question Of time before this State will
treat this vital subject in an intelligent
manner Owing To the latencsS OF the
session it is more thar probable that this
will end any further efforts SO far as oys-
ter legislation in the Senate is concerned.
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TERMS OF SALE.
Trustees Sale.

Ivy virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
for Hartford county, as "A Court of Equity the
subscriber. trustee, will offer ut Public
Sale, at the Court House door in Rel Air,
On MONDAY, April 18th, 1904,
At Il O'Clock, NJ, all those TWO
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, will sell nj Publc Sale.
o his Railroad Sales Stables, al Bel Air.
On Saturday, March goth, 1904,
At 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, the
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ORDER NiSl.

In the matter of tho
of OF
Hannah T.. Norris, Hartford County.
deceased.
ordered. this iith day ot March. III tic
year 1904. by the Register OF Wills o! Hartford
county. during the recess of the Orphans
Court OF said county. that the sale Inmdc and
reported by Charles K. Morse, executor. IN
the above entitled matter, he ratified and
confirmed. unless cause o the contrary hereof
be shown on or before iilc ith day oi April.
1901: provided, Il copy OF this order 10 pub
lisled in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Hartford county, once a we"i. for
three successive weeks, before the said -
day of April. 1901.
The report states the amount of sale 70 ',c
$50.
HUGH T. BAY, K. W. IL. Co.
True Copy-rcst:
HUGH I. BAY. L. ". Ii. CO.
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Tracts or Parcels Of Land

situate in the Fourth Election Dist rict OF said
county. State OF Maryland. about one mile
from ShawSvillc.
The 1St being part of Il tract called Whit
akcI's Chance" containing
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MI tcpiS" lf:ittNlu, al Aprld deem, hitu
on tuesday of last week He WAS 81
Years old and aur>iveI by three sons
Mes>ra. Cory" Lcwis ard Howard
Bald viz.
MISS SaRAIi WILSON.
Miss Sarah WrlSch, aged 60 wears.
formerly Of this county, died i'll Baltimore
on Thursday of last week. She IS sur
vived by two sisters-Mrs. Wakeman
Martin and Mrs !. T. Martin, both of
Hartford. Her funeral took place on Sat
urday afternoon, tily interment being at
st. Francis Cemetery, Abingdon. II. *.
McComaS was the undertaken.
MISS ANN ELIZA KENNEDY
Miss Ann Eliza Kennedy, aged seventy
six years, died ut her home at Church
vile ON Friday of last week. She had
been an invalid for several years, having
been confined to her bed for a year and a
hall. She was a faithful member of
Churchvilic presby teriau Church for for
ty-cight years Her funeral took place
SUNDAY, the intcrmcnt being at Church
vile Presbyterian Cemetery. Rev. $. {.
Wasson was the officiating minister.
I In ?ai!-blarerS !vcII .o-ge Finncy,
L. Harris archer, q. !, Bailey, ". Hol-
land Divers, J. I'iuncy Wakcland and
WcNI.y Wakrland
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MISS MARGARET sMITHsoN.

Miss Margaret Smithson, aged twenty
two years. daughter of Mr.. William F..
Smithson, of Forest Hill, died on Thurs
day Of last week She had been a mem
Der of the Hartford teachers corps until
taken sick last September. Her funeral
took place on Sunday, the intermcIt be-
ing at Centre NJ. L. Church. Rev. ]. l..
Mc!.ain was tie officiating minister.
The pail bearers were James A. Gilbert,
Wilson Harvard, John kur;z, Waiter
Wilson, Cleveland Wits and Joseph lar
kins. n Dean and Son were the under
takers
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WILLIAM BAY.

Mr.. William Bay, prominent citizen
of Upper Hartford, died at his home near
Whiteford on Wednesday night. He was
in his eighty-third year and had been IL
for some time. His death was due to
diseases incident to advanced age. Heis
survived by widow Mrs. Elizabeth Bay
and two sons Judge Hugh T. Bay, Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county and Mr..
Daniel W. Bav. His funeral will take
place on Saturday morning, meeting at
his late home at ten o'clock. The inter
ment will he at Statewide Presbyterian
cemetery. Rev. X. ]. Stewart will
officiate
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cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words to line, No advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
no advertisement Inserted for less than Is
cents.
ESS-For Sale-1OO barrels of White
Corn. DR.. W. $. Gorsuch, Churchville.
laE Potatoes for Sale-Early Rose and
Prosperity varities. Good seed. at
market price. David Grey, Forest Hill,
K. F. u. No. 2.
"Wanted-2 married men with small
families, one for Dairy, other for Farm
work Wages S25 per month. {. r.
Burton. Address box 2 Baldwin, Md.
tD~For Sale.-One Bronze GobbIyr.
Harry w. Whistler, Fountain Green, Md.
RS@ For Sale at Farm.-Sorghum Hay
$l2 Millet $l2. Mixed $l2, Timothy
S15, and about 900 bundles Fodder.
{. BoSlcy Littig, Nanbihbcr, Md.
W@Calvin appleton will have at Abcr
deem in the early part of newt week
good lot of heavy work horses aud mules.
His stock is all examined and buyers run
no risk OF getting sick animals.
m~StenograpiIy and Typewriting, full
line Of TvpcwIitcrs' Suppiics. Mrs. NJ. ".
Mock, Office adjoining postoiiice, Bel Air.
u-y,HEor S,1. s.,.o-,I ,o,d Grs. ,,ort
,ra'-'.s sac,,r;t,. ! lisn y, ,,,,,,,i,,r nf
hrst ih"TtGaSe municipal ana rlliroad
p"huS' Il VIII DC I" your auT"h'aSe |"
r,rv.ot 4 NV Rel Air NJ
. -, =,
ks f"T keht by the H'st "a april
store ana l'We!l'nS house WIN s9 r,;
attached. also tcn.acre field for rent
separate. situated at Doxen's Corner.
Apply to owner, livirg opposite store.
-W. have 2O0 husheIs white seed
- cIo,.ar seod +;n,,,L, or,d o+Lo- taIJ
SeaJs Lrar ,,,;JdI;rns cbons ror cnr,,
SHIELD corn Geld NedalS ,na Other
cho;no bro,,Js 81 anrr h1,, onJ stro,,.
49, ,;n% -, o,,r I;,n hca'r stncl, h.st
goods and lowest market prices. o. y.
Johnson & Co, Peruvian, Nd.
-----
For Sale.-Pure White Wyandotte
Eggs. 81 Tor 10. OIr otIaln' j. L. NC
-
haE"F For Sale.-A cheap work Horse.
A Robinson, Fallstun, Md.
------
Es house to rent near l;mmorton,
i've rooms, together with back buildings
fwanted- H. l.. WILSON, Einfhoi ton' Mo-
For Sale.-Strawberry plants of
choice varieties. S. n. Nicer, Forest
Hill. Md. X F. d. No. l.
psgnWill sell Mt n big barrain. 80 head
of strcl; co+tl, Nust sell Calvin An
,,I,..nn Ahnrdrar Ma
F''~ ~ '-''>'
~, - u + S.,rsIi I'D Rrothe,. Ai;|7%.
dnn VA '''' 40
''"''' -'-'' ------
~ ~ peT.ol M," a;,,i,I,o.i,oa rt
oornnn'a go ~ -loaGod Ha,se anrden fuel
,i an.,. ela -" 49, .Sr,,a-o :. ,,,S,,tI, "
Hutchins, Darlington, or Z. Y. Alien. Bel
! Air.
rSs~A1nnev f,r MORTGAGES first or
| scro~d nm Farms Term Of vears / and :;
,er. cent interest," No commission
! GAYLORD and CO., 1874 Arch street,
! Philadelphia, Pa.
H%Wanted.-Fat Stock of all kinds,
| Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Calves, thin
! Cattle for BolognaS. | also have at
III p Jom.s stables Aberdeen. Call
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
! Md Both phones.
,.St.>,o,o,, IL, =, ,,o-tcoo. :,
-, va s;,;+ Tbnmo~ u P6t,;nson
h+rnrncy At aw Rel Ar
tzg-I. ". Thompson, auctioneer of real
! PAPER approved and discounted on day
| of sale when desired.
tEas Money 10 lend on mortgage. APP
ply W h'hlSA W. iSSI'ii, fAtIoA4NS' III
A
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"Wanted.-2 married men with small
families, one for Dairy, other for Farm
work. Wages S25 per month. {. r.
Burton Address box . Baldwin, Md.
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81 Acres, More or Less,
4 Acres, Moro or Less. of Woodland


4 Acres, Moro or Less of Woodland,
together being the same and all t,ly Lands
mentioned in deed from William II. Green
and others to Henry W. and William :
Archer, executors OF Henry w. Archer, de
cea sed. hearing date 10th May. 1891. :Ird
recorded amongst the Land Records OF said
county. in Liher w ;. F.. No. IL. folio 22I.
This is a very desirable propc:; y. III q thrifty
ncighhorhood. four miles from railroad ;lnL
hear TO churches. stores and schools.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are-That onc-third of the purchase money
shall he paid in cash ON the day of sale. or the
1atifiCat ION thereof in the discretion OF II,
trustee: one third thereof in six months ard
the residue in twelve mont ms from day Of sale,
or all cash at the option of the purchaser: -.
credit payments to bear interest from he d.,
OF sale and to be secured by the notes o. hnI,,i,
OF the purchaser, with Sccugity to be at!,Tn, cd
By the trustee.
HERMAN STUMP.
!rI,-t-'..
VIM. l.. Cooley, AuCt:ouecr.
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pyrPotat ~es for Sale.-Early Rose and
Prosperity varities. Good seed. at
market price. David Grey, Forest Hill,
X. +. u. No. 2
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Public Sale.

Three good Work Mares, l good. Large
Milk Cow. = head Stock Cattle, i $hoatS
about 20 lbs; three or fourhorsc Brows
Wagon. / Spring Wagon with Tongue ard
Shafts. Top Buggy, Sleigh and Il is, us
born Binder, Mower in good order. Tiger
HaI Rake. Roller, Double Corn Worker.
2 Iron Age Cultivators. l Row Ma-Ecr.
Stone Bed. Hay Carriage, 3 Oliver Chilled
row, Spikctooth Kelsey Harrow, Sled.
Hay Fork. Blocks and 10 It. Rope: Grain
Fan. Corn Shelter. l Grain Cradle. Grain
Shovels, lot Grain Sacks. , sets Brccchbilnd
Harness, sets Lead Harness. llow Harness
Lead Line, pair Double Lines. / Kr!'iics, i
Collars. l Wagon Saddle, Riding !:rdlc -
sets Single Harness. + Head H alters. :! Cross
Double and Single Sprcaders, Ladders
Wheclbarrow, Single. Double and Triplrlc
Trees, ShovelS. Hoes. AIattOcks. Forks, Steel
Mail and Wedges. Axes, Post Digger Grow
liar. about 20 bu. Potatoes, Corn ny the hbl.,
= l. Rushel Measures ,tSrindsto one Cant Hook,
IL interest in Is Acres of Wheat, Wise Brace
and Bits. Buck Saw. pair Breast Chains 2
Stove, Flour and Meal Chest. - pair Bed
steads, Bureau, several Tables. l Kitchen
Safe, l Cupboard, l Churn, 800 lbs. Bacon
and lot OF other a. ticles.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash; on sums
over that amount credit OF y months will
be given, the purchasers giving their notes
with approved security, hearing interest
from day of sale and payable al the Hartford
Nationa! Bank OF Bel Air.
I..+"Sale positive, regardless Of weather.
MILTON Bull.
Joshua ". Mccall, Auctioncer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

ty~For Salc.-Onc Bronze Gubblcr.
Harry w. Whistler, Fountain Green, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18
MRS. SUSAN ]. BUCKLEY.

Mrs. Susan J. Buckley, aged fiftv-nine
years, died at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Samuel ]. Ady, near Sharon, at
an early hour on Thursday morning. The
entire family of Mr.. Ady has recently
been i'll with typhoid fever and Mrs.
Buckley came to nurse them. Immediate
ly upon her arrival she was stricken with
the dread disease. Besides her daughter.
Mrs. Buckley is survived by one brother,
Mr.. James Shea, of Vale. Her funeral
will take place on Saturday morning.
The interment will be at Rock Spring
Cemetery
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

hB-For Sale at Farm-Sorghum Hay
$l2 MiIet $l2. Mixed $l2, Timothy
S15, and about 900 bundles Fodder
c. Boslcy Littig, NanBihbcr, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

tIFor Sale-1O0 barrels of White
Corn. DR.. W. s Gorsuch, Churchville.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

W~Calvin appleton will have at Aber
deem in the early part Of newt week a
good lot Of heavy work horses aud mules.
His stock is all examined and buyers run
no risk OF getting sick animals.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

EWe have 1900 bushels white seed
oat$ clover seed. timothy and other field
seeds. bran, middlings. chops, ear corn,
shelled corn, Gold Medal" and other
choice brands of -four, hay and straw,
everything in our line. heavy stock, best
goods and lowest market prices. o. \.
Johnson & Co, Perryman, Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

p5"For Sale.-Pure White Wyandntte
Eggs. ST. for Is. Orr Strain. J.. l.. Nc
Cormick, Agent, Bel Air Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18
Public Sale.

The undersigned, will sell at Public Sale. in
he woods of Miss Oicvia Gilbert. on the road
leading from AVG ndale to Aberdeen. near
CarSin's Run
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

pH"For Sale.-A cheap work Horse.
A Robinson, Fallstun. Md.