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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

A se,i,us fire visited Annapolis ca
Sunday night. Eleven dwellings and
three stables were burned. The loss viii
reach about $25 900
r,tatc C"rnptr"lic, Atkinson har dc
cidcd that the State tax rate ut 22' :
cents goes into effect this year. The tax
PAYERS will notice the increase when they
receive their bills.
On Monday, Richard Dallam, trus-
tee, sold at public sale the real estate OF
the late ]. Thomas Gorrell, near Bel AIR.
1t was purchased by Harry and Mi
chael Gorrell for 81. 100. IS. Richardson
was the auctioneer.
On Monday, Thomas II. Robinson
and Walter W. Preston, trustees, sold at
public sale the Pue property, situated
near Bel Air. 1t was purchased by Will
liam E. Pue for $4,000. J. S. Richard
son was the auctioneer.
Great Meadow Stock Farm" the
property of DR.. r. X. Robinson of Sha-
ron, boasts of prodigy in the shape OF a
mother COW with pair of infants. His
herd of seven ewes is raising eleven lambs,
and they are fine ones, too.
The Baltimore County Commission
ers have fixed the tax rate at 81 cents.
This increase of two cents over last year
was made necessary on account of the
repeal of the taxes on mortgages. This
source of revenue netted $4,000.
Both fire companies responded to an
alarm sounded last Saturday morning
in Bel Air The blaze occurred in the
warehouse ofHanway, Barnes and McCo-
mas, at the railroad station. The flames
were extinguished before the fire laddies
arrived.
On Monday, Thomas H. Robinson.
trustee, sold the store property of the
Morgan Business Company, at the Court
House door in Bel Air. 1t was purchased
by William Morgan and Ora Howard for
S1,1OO. !. s. Richardson was the auc-
tioneer.
On Tuesday, the Islander case of Ed
ward Christ against William A. Wilson
was begun in Towson before jury.
This suit had been removed from the Har-
for Court. The plaintiffs attorneys are
E. !. Cook, Thomas H. Robinson and
James Kelly; w. w. Preston, Boarman
and Linsay appear for the defendant.
On Wednesday, the County Comnis-
sioners, in compan, will Civil Engineer
A. N. Johnson, of tie Highway Division,
went over both roads between Church
willie and Havre de Grace. This prelimi-
nary trip was taken with view to maxi
ing selection of the route that will Ee
macadamized by the Commissioners ard
the fund left by the late William Woolsey.
Mr.. William g. Smith, of Bel Air, ard
Miss Agnes Hays, of New York City,
were married on Tuesday of last week in
st. AIMS Church, at that place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Father
Sullivan, assisted by Rev. Father Retz
Mr.. lanes T. Smith, brother of tie
groom, was best man, and Miss Helen I.
HAYS was maid of honor. The brides
dress was a white lace robe over white
tafleta silk trimmed with chiffon. After
a reception given the young couple at the
home of the bride, they returned to Pei
Air where they have taken up their resi-
dence
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Margaret Niele, who has been the
guest of the Misses Williams, has re-
turned to her home in lIagerstown.
Miss Anita Schaffer is the guest of Mrs.
Samuel W. Bradford
Mrs. ]. Wilson Richardson and her
daughter Harriet are visiting Mrs. John
G. Rouse.
MIR. J. T. c. Hopkins, of Port Deposit,
and Mr.. T. {. Hopkins, of Havre de
Grace, were guests of Mr.. J. T. {. Hop
kins on Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Edwin Webster has been sick at
Ingleside, his home near Bel Air.
Mrs ]. Nj. STREET. is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs William J. Price, in Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Hall are
occupying their new home on Broad,
way.
Mr.. John D. Worthington spent few
days last week in Chester, Pa.
| Mrs. ]. T. c. Hopkins is the guest d
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CAsrLETox, April 19.-As is usually
the custom, the teacher and pupils of
Franklin school gave quite an interesting
programme on Arhor and Bird Day.
Two sugar naples were planted and
named in honor OF two of the trustees
Messrs. Jones and Smith.
The much needed repairs to the Como
wingo bridge, rendered necessary by the
terrible run of ice of March Sth, are now
nearing completion, and persons desiring
to cross may now do so without fear of
personal injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II Smith and family,
of Parsons, West Virginia, who have
been the guests of relatives at this place,
have now lacated i'll Philadelphia.
The friends of Mr.. Richard q. Smith
are glad to learn of the great improve
ment in his health, and hope that ere long
he will able to resume his accustomed
place among his wide circle of friends.
linden.
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Rocks, April 19.-Mrs. Susie Slade,
who has been visiting friends in Balti-
more, has returned home.
Mr. William r. Rampey spent a few
days last week with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary J. Shade has returned home
from a visit in the city.
Mr. James NJ. Rampley, of Baltimore,
has bten visiting his parents near here.
North Bend Sunday school was re-
organized last Sunday, the following
officers were elected: President, Mr..
James Baird Sr. vice president, Miss
Sal!ic E. st. Clair; secretary, Raymond
Watkins; treasurer, Arthur Reall;
librarian, Robert Baird.
Our farmers are pushing along with
their spring work. Aending roads,
gardening, farming etc, is now progress,
sing though it still keeps cool for the
season.
Mr. E. ]. Watkins, who has been quite
poorly for somc weeks with grip is ahte
to be out again. AT kEvoIR.
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MRS. MARY r. PYLE.
FAIR STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

The stockholders of the Hartford Agri-
cultural Society met in Bel Air on Mon
day morning. While the attendance was
not large, the enthusiasm shown was
more pronounced than for some time.
The unanimous opinion was against
abandoning the fair and every one present
expressed decided interest iii its con-
tinuance The directors felt that they
had been making an uphill fight for the
past two years, and that while they were
willing to continue if backed by public
sentiment, they did not propose to waste
their efforts on an unappreciative public.
The expressions of the different stock
holders however had re-assuring effect,
and after some persuasion the following
board of directors consented to take the
fair for one more year: ]. G. Rouse,
David Hanway, James w. McNabb, w.
S. Forwood, Jr., Addison w. Lee, George
{. Proctor, John S. Young, r. Harry
Webster, Daniel A. Bay, Martin Z. Ridge
ly, J. Alexis Shriver and James Lee. The
report of treasurer Webster showed a
deficit of about $780, The items going
to make up this statement are set forth
in full elsewhere i'll our columns and OK
plain in satisfactory manner the reason
for the financial status in which the
society is now placed.
The directors organized az follows:
President, John 6. Rouse; vice president,
William S. Forwood, Jr; general seGre-
tary. lanes w. McNabb; corresponding
secretary, Frank L. Gorrell; treasurer,
r. Harry Webster, assistant, Charles Fl.
McComas. The following appointments
we're made: Marshal, Stevenson A.
Whitelord; lieutenant, William L. Han
way, assistants, {. X Sewcll and Frank
b. Magncss; executive committee, W. S.
Forwood, Jr. John G. Rouse and K.
Harry Webster; committee on grounds
aud general arrangements w. S. For
wood, Jr, A. W. Lee and ]. A. Shriver.
The following superintendent were APP
pointed: Class A, horses, II. b. Bruins;
class B, cattle. James Lee; c and D, sheep
and swine, Daniel A. Bay; f, poultry,
Martin F. Ridgcly; +, 6 and II, W. S.
Forwood, Ir. and George {. Proctor; |,
Iohn S Young and J. A. Shrivcr; ]. S. X.
Fendall; X, J. G. Rouse; l.. George {.
PROCTOR NJ and o, James w. McNabb;
n, X. Harry Webster and S. Z. Hanway;
trials of speed, Frank +. Gorrcll; school
exhibi Charles 7. Wright.
The executive committee have since the
meeting of the directors selected Tues,
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September Goth, DIST, 22d and 23d as
the time the next exhibition will be held
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edward Michigan,
of Pylesville, have been the guests of
friends in Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. George A Michigan, of Pittsburg,
has been visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs A. Smith Michigan. near Graceton.
Miss Edythe Whiting, of Abingdon, is
spending few weeks in Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes Sawyer, formerly of En-
morton, who has been i'll at her home in
Baltimore. is slowly recovering.
Miss Hannah J. Morrison, of Balti-
more, is spending week at her home
near Emmorton.
Mrs William Hall, of Baltimore, is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. William F. Brand.
Miss Bessie O'Donnell has resumed her
school duties after having been sick for
the past month
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OBITUARY..


Mr.. Isaac Erwin, aged thirty FIVE years,
died at his home at Dublin on Sunday
He was son of the late Isaac Erwin. His
funeral took place on Tuesday.
JOSHUA II. MATTHEW'S.
Joshua II. Matthews died at his home
near Cookville on Thursday of last week.
He was in his fortieth year and leaves a
widow and six children. His death was
due to paralysis.
ANTHONY *. TAYLOR.
MIR. Anthony X. Taylor, aged so years,
died at his home at Maryland Line, on
Wednesday. He is survived by two
daughters Miss May Taylor. Mrs. John
Ensinger, and four sons, Jesse c. Taylor,
Asbury r. Taylor, John w. Taylor and
Harry B. Taylor. His funeral will take
place today, Friday, the interment will
be at New Freedom cemetery.
RANDOLPH LAY.
Mr. Randolph Lay, well-known citi-
zen of Havre de Grace, died at his home
at that place on Wednesday of last week.
He was forty-seven years of age. and was
a lineman in the employ Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. His funeral
took place on Saturday, Rev. Frederick
Humphrey officiating. The pall-bearers
were his 9x nephews-Sylvester, Arthur
and Edward Preston, John, Louis and
George Lay.
MRS. MARY r. PYLE.
Mrs Mary r. Pyle died last Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. George w
Eicholtz, near Pylesville. She was the
widow of John c. Pyle who died many
years ago, and had been in very delicate
health during most of the later years Of
her life. About fifteen months ago she
became still worse and has been confined
to her bed ever since that time. She was
about 81 years of age and leaves no
children. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday morning, theinterment being
at Friends cemetery, in Fawn Grove, Pa.
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Dr and Mr:1. Russell at Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas ". Hall who has been III
Annapolis during Legislative season has
returned to Bel Air for the summer
AlI Henry y L.. ha, ,eturn.I h",1
Mrw York.
Miss Virginia Lee is visiting Mrs. John
$Sappington, i'll Darlington.
Miss Aimee Il. Rouse, daughter of MIR.
William {. Rouse, oil Baltimore, is the
guest of her uncic. MIR. John Il. Rouse.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence II. Slater, and
daughter, of Baltimore, have hten the
guests of Bel Air relatives.
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From Darlington,

DARLINGTON, April lS.-When will the
warm days Of spring come:
Captain l.. \. Hamilton and family
have returned from a trip to Baltimore
on the Yacht Nautilus.
Mrs ". H. Rothamcl is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Messrs. ". II. Rothamel, Carl Keen
and r. IIeiutz spent part Of last week in
the Monumental City.
Miss Mary Mckee is the guest of Mrs.
J. NJ. Michael.
The usual Arbor Day programme of
the school was given on Friday after
noon. Three trees, named La Fayettc,
Marquette and Louisa NJ. Alcott, were
planted.
Miss Annie IIeintz, Of Aberdeen, spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Pearl Walker is on the sick list.
Miss Ida Y. Cain is spending a portion
of this week in Baltimore. ARnUTCs.
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BooTuBY HILL, April 19.-Chicken pox
has been prevalent.
Several trees were planted at our school
grounds on Arhor Day. The school is
now in hourishing condition with about
thirty pupils.
Mrs. Martha Hopkins, who has been
sick, is convalescent.
Mrs. Edward Leach, of Baltimore. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. 6. A.
Mitchell, has returned home.
is reported that several of our neigh
bors will soon put in telephones. 1t will
be an addition to our neighborhood.
MARYLAND
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Metqhborhood Meuus.


PERUVIAN. April 17.-Atrs. Belle Brad
ford, of Baltimore, is visiting Mr.. NJ.
Fred. Nelson.
Arbor Day WIS held at Bush River
Neck School on Friday. An appropriate
programme WAS rendered in which all
the pupils took part. After the exercises
were over the children gathered around
the trees which they planted, one being
named Governor Wariield, one Tom
Thumb and one after one of the promi-
nent young men of Aberdeen.
Flowing and mending roads are the
order of the day and some of the fields
have begun to look Ike spring.
DAISY BELLE.
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ARBOR DAY EXERCISES.
DARLINGTON ACADEMY.

The following programme was rendered
Song, America" school; reading Cover
nor's Proclamation; letter from game
warden, Mr. Galbreath; Singing, "TC
the Woods Away" ninth grade; essay,
Isabel Brown; recitation. Catharlne
Selfe; song, THE Brooklet," school; reel
tation, Pussy Willow" Lucy Jones;
reading, Oak and Ivy" Edith Sclte;
singing, Butterflies" three girls; essay,
Margaret Smith; recitation, "a plump
little Girl" Eleanor Hutchins; song,
Flower Song" nine girls; quotations;
recitation, The Chipmonk," S. c. Day;
song, "Bobolinkum Bob school; reel
tation, "Pine Tree Academy" Edwin
Holloway; essay, Catharine Sclfe; spring
song, school.
DUBLIN SCHOOL.
The following is the Arbor Dav pro-
gramme at Dublin school: Song, Spring
Breezes;;" reading Governors Proclama-
ton; recitation, "Al Dor Day" song,
-Four little Robins" dialogue, 1--WE are
the Trees" song, "Peeping through the
Snow" dialogue, "Trees I'll Plant"
reading, THE Dream" duet, ga Robins
Song" dialogue, Branches of Trees
motion song, "Crocus Bells" exercise,
THE Arbor Day Queen" song, "Arbor
Day Anthem" address, Rev. J. X. Par
dew. Those who took part were Nor
man Crew, Helen Haincs, Marian Jones,
Essic Hill, Earle Thompson, Natalie Nc
Cam, Holmes Pardew, Lamar Mccain,
George Mccain, Mary Morris. Ella
Morris, Ella Burkins, Kate Lee, Elsie
Cam, Virginia Pardew, Bessie Lee,
Addie Tenant, Robinette Pardew,
Estelle Mccain, Annie Tenant, Lillian
Swift, Grace Pardew, Viola Macomber,
Ruth Macomber, Helen Macomber,
Winnie ZONES, Lawrence Alexander and
Andrew Pardew.
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Observation-Disclosures
$T.O26 50 81 .o26 SO

- ,bZb ~ , Z DO ~
In submitting the above statement. the
management desire to emphasize some facts
in connection with it. 1t shows Il deficit Of
about $500. Amongst the expenses are
S2i9. So paid for taxes, insurance and interest,
and $7OO to put the track. grounds and
buildings in proper condition before the eXhi-
bitiol could he held. Only such repairs were
made us were absolutely necessary. To Sc
cure The best of order III all times further
outlay OF $50 for extra assistants to the
Sheriff necessary, these three items
amounting to over 81. 100.
Good amuSementS were provided every day,
liberal premiums were paid, which were ready
the Monday after the Fair. and good
purses were offered for the races. These
purses, together with great deal of personal
soliciting, secured the finest string OF horses
ever on the Hartford Association track.
Season tickets were offered at half price
an extra inducement for the people 20 attend.
II was hoped. Ivy changing the time for hold
ing the Fair from the usual week i'll October
to the last week in August, that it would he
more convenient for the majority of the pco-
pie to attend, bur such proved not to be the
case. The wcSthcr on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday unusually hot, and ON
Friday it was too stormy to hold the Fair,
thus allowing only three days instead OF the
usual four. and those three days were held
under the most unfavorable circumstances.
Respectfully submitted,
X. HARRY WEBSTER,
Treasurer.
BEL. AIR Mp. April 9th, 1901.
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ta"Not having sufficient pasture, will
sell ; thrifty steers; will average about
$50 lbs. Thomas Lochary, Forest Hill,
Md, K. +. D. No 3.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion and
cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words to a line, No advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted for less than rs
cents.
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On Saturday, May 18th, 1904,
At $50 O'Clock, =. NJ, sharp,
All tat Tract or Parcel of Land,

situated in Hartford county. and STATE OF
Maryland, on the road leidiTl- from Pros
poet Store to West Bangor. and is the same
lands described in four deeds as follows: LIST.
i'll decd from Jacob Enfield and Nancy. his
wife, to William Enfield, dated July 18th,
1859, and recorded in Libcr w. G.. No II,
folio ~. I'd, in a decd from Jacob Eniicld
and Ruth. his wife, to William Enfield, dated
March 18th. 1881. and recorded in LIbcr a.
L. j., No. - folio 4O5. Sd, in Il decd from
Jacob Enfield and Ruth, his wife, to William
Enfield and Samuel Il. Euficld dated March
10Th. 1881, and recorded in LibcI: a. {. j..
No. -, folio $50. 18th, i'll deed from, S;trntiCl
T. Enfield and Eta, his wife, to William I'm.
field, dated February 16. 1sS3. and recorded
i'll Libcr a. l.. l.. No. 80. folio 22T. Sai,!
Liners being Land Record: ufHarfor'I county.
Cont aiming
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Wautcd.-A man of experience to
work and take charge of a farm and to
board man having care Of thecows Ad-
dress .Tgis Office, Bel Air, Md.
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Judge kaHbihhCT mas drawn lhT Hollow
ing jurors for the May term If Court.
1 Cha1ll- / Nh,., John duncan
! iosrth II .c.Iif - hr.,N I. IL, "t'' :.
in..,l.t' .rtu.II = i.,I.u ,.r,iti'"
% Marion MAI, Ola / '.r"IG' u ii'4I"n
q, DhEIh \. IrrN"t & l.,i-.uI {: talIn'r
:! CYRUS \ Courtney 4 H. t;lll I'nCoch
> OHIO Smith - :. W. Thompson
- AIilirct NJ Carr !. II. LauiUS
= Henry {. Michael > john g. Wallace
= Alexander Preston - William Noble
= Lewis L. Holloway - Vim. !. dickinson
:! Franklin StundifnrdH ; Fred. Scarborough
, George II. Johnson > John Walter
= sherman Wax Gland : Robert +. Prigg
Z q. NJ. Whitaker ; ChaS. I. h cnnriY
= Andrew +. Kelley - T.. NJ. .Nllen IT.
:! /. Wilson Vi oorc - James +. Jones
: Is. Frank CrOniu = Marvin l.. Cooley
:; Joseph ii. Close : William !. Shurc
:; Joseph 7. DcCkman = Nelson y. Heaps
= John /. Wheeler - Il,rry Il. Hopper
/ L. Is. Hayward 6 Wm. :. Fric2e
+ Geo. ". \ Norris "a George X. Carver
Jesse {. Taylor Is Oliver X. CurIier
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1~Just received car load of Corn
and cars of fine Feed, for sale cheap,
Flower and Meal at the lowest prices.
Henry Reckord Mfg. Co., Bel Air, Nd.
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G@For Sale.-Two sows and pigs. {
Z. WigScrs, Fallston, Md.
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tssy" Wantcd.-A good farm hand, sober,
honest and industrious. House, trewood
and garden furnished, and good wages.
]. l.. Mccormick, Poplar Grove Stock
Farm, Bel Air, Md.
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F"Wantcd.-A blacksmith at once;
married man preferred: house furnished
for him to live in. Apply to f. II. Foard.
Level. Md.
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t31For Salc.-iEay and straw. S. H.
Nizer, Forest Hill, Md, K. L. d. No. l.
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Ia Wanted. Blacksmith to do general
work; must be good sheer, sober and
industrious. Steady work. Henry +
Selfe, Darlington, Md.
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tA5~ For Salc.-oecu Oats, genuine Maine
grown Potatoes, all kinds of Fertilizers.
Hanway, Barnes * McComas, Bel Air,
Md
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county, in Equity. the
as trustees, will sell at Public
Sale, on the premises, near Prospect, Mary
land
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sell > thrifty steers; will average about
$50 lbs. Thomas Lochary, Forest Hill,
Md, K. F. D. No. 3.
ED~Iust received car load of Corn
and cars of fine Feed, for sale cheap,
Flower and Meal at the lowest prices.
Henry Rockford Mfg. Co., Bel Air, Nd.
Wautcd.-A man of experience to
work and take charge of farm and to
board man having care of the cows. Adj
dress .I>gis Office, Bel Air. Md,
lay@For Sale.-Two sows and pigs. c.
L. Wiggcrs, Fallston, Nd.
t@~For Sale.-Hay and straw. S. H.
Nizer, Forest Hill, Md, X. L. d. No. 1.
For Sale.-oecu Oats, genuine Maine
grown Potatoes, all kinds of Fertilizers.
Hanway, Barnes * McComas, Bel Air,
Md.
"Wantcd.-A Blacksmith at once;
married man preferred; house furnished
for him to live in. Apply to f. II. Foard.
Level, Md.
Ia Wantcd-A good farm hand, sober,
honest and Industrious. House, tirewOod
and garden furnished, and good wages
]. l.. Mccormick, Poplar Grove Stock
Farm, Bel Air, Md.
WWanted. -BIacksmith to do general
work. must be good sheer, sober and
Industrious. Steady work. Henry +
Selfe, Darlington, Md.
gsE"For Salc.-1O Berkshire pigs. !. S.
| Richardson, Eel Air.
! t%y~For Salc.-Onc Tomato Packer, one
| 10 II. T. Boiler and one go II. p. Boiler,
cheap. Nelson Mccain 4 Bro, Dublin,
| Md.
lsg"Typewriting and Stcnography
| Mrs NJ. ". Mock, office adjoining Post
office, Bel Air, Md.
Es~Wantcd.-Fat Stock of all kinds,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Calves, thin
Cattle for Bolognas. | also have at
private sale frst.cass Horses and Mules,
ut II. b. James stables, Aberdeen. Call
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
Md. Both phones.
H~Monev to Loan ON Mortgage i'll
sums TO suit. Thomas II. Robinson,
Attorney at Law. Bel Air.
lzg~I. w. Thompson, auctioneer of real
and personal property, Dublin, Md
Paper approved and discounted on day
of sale when desired.
hay" Money to lend on mortgage. APP
ply to Walter W. Preston, Attorney, BE
Air, Md.
bay" Money to Loan on Mortgage
Harlan & Webster, Attorneys at Law
Bel Air.
pay"Full line Burpee's Reliable Garder
Seed on hand. ]. H. Fisher, Bel Air.
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lR"Money to lend on mortgage. APP
ply to Walter w. Preston, Attorney, Bel
Air, Md.
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tH~Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Harlan & Webster, Attorneys at Law,
Bel Air.
pas"Full line Burpees Reliable Garden
Seed on hand. J. H. Fisher, Bel Air.
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ig~Typewriting and Stcnography
promptly done. Typewriter supplies.
Mrs NJ. ". Mock, office adjoining Post
Office, Bel Air, Md.
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tzy~For Salc-Onc Tomato Packer, one
10 H. Z. Boiler and one so II. p. Boiler,
cheap. Nelson Mccain & Bro, Dublin,
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tz9~I. w. Thompson, auctioneer of real
and personal property, Dublin, Md.
Paper approved and discounted on day
of sale when desired.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

tEs"Wantcd.-Fat 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. b. James stables, Aberdeen. Call
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
Md. Both phones.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

gsG~For Salc.-1O Berkshire pigs. !. S
Richardson, Eel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-22

Money to Loan ON Mortgage i'll
sums to suit. Thomas ii. Robinson,
Attorney at Law. Bel Air.