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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-11
Funeral OF Walter Smiihson.

PYlESVIILE, Nuvcml,erS The funeral
of Walter SmithSon, son of Parker and
Salie White!ord Smithsnn, formerly 0t
this place, but now of Philadelphia, was
held at Highland Presbyterian Church.
Solemn and impressive services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Edward Wroth, of Trinity
p L. Church. Baltimore, assisted by Rev.
Jonas Barclay. pastor Of Highland
! Church.
Special services began in Slate Ridge
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday and will
continue every evening. except Saturday,
at 80 =. NJ. The pastor, Rev. A. l..
Hyde, VIII hc assisted by other able
ministers.
Mr. William II Smithson, IT.. medical
student at the University of MARYLAND.
Baltimore, spent a few DAYS at his home.
filling his place as clerk of election and
! bagging some rabbits.
MIR and Mrs l. A. Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. ] Ross Scarborough and Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. A. Bay attended the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Lucy Neel Parke. widow
of the late Dr. !. NJ. Parke. of Washing
ton, D. G., ON Sunday at Chestnut Level,
PENNSYLVANIA, where the remains were
brought for burial.
MIR. James a. Webster. of Baltimore, is
visiting his father, NJ. ". Webster and
attending the election.
Mrs. A. {. Gaily spent last week at
the home of her son, Mr.. ]. 7. Gaily.
Miss Bessie Amos, of Falston, is visit
ing Mrs. {. {. Butler, of Delta.
Mrs. ]. 7. Gaily and daughter, Mar
earet, spent last week in Baltimore.
Mr.. Howard Harmon has mo we'd to his
home i'll Pylcsv.llc.
Miss Joe Smithson was recently the
guest OF Miss Bessie Stokes, OF Jarrctts-
vile. i'm CRuW.
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paSIORATE DISSOLVED.

The Preshytery of Westminster has dis
solved the pastoratc between Statewide
Church and Rev. X. j. Stewart. He has
accepted the calls from Donegal and
Mt. Joy Churches.
Rev. X. J. Stewart was installed pastor
of the Slatcvillc'C Church, at Delta, York
county, June II, 1850. The church then
reported III members, 100 Sabbath
School members aad 1924 contributed
to the benevolent boards of the church.
This wear it reports 34S members 800
Sabbath School members and $311
to the boards. During the fifteen years
of this pastorate the church building
has been improved, commodious
chapel erected i'll East Delta, the old
parsonage sold and new one erected
nearer to the town and church, and more
recently sold this and secured a comfor.
table and commodious one near the
chapel in the town.
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ORGAN RECITAL.

An organ recital was given at Emman
uel Church, Bel Air, last Friday evening
1t was attended by about $50 persons,
all of whom appreciated the delightful
programme that was rendered by DIR.
Henry Hobart keech and DR. Henry X.
Montell. 1t was as follows:
l. tap Prayer from I.ohen&rin. K. WaE-
ncr. lb) Funeral March. T.. Tschaik"wSky
Dr. Henry Hobart kecch.
IL. taI Gloria, 18th Mass. Mozart. Chl
Ariac from Rianold". Handel. pr. Henry
Hobart kecch.
III. Ariac from Elijah: Rcnd your heart il
with all your heart. Mcndclss"hn. DR.. Hen
r. X. MoutcH.
~. PaStoralc. kulak. d.. ke"ch.
V. tai bona NoiiS, FuSuc. 10th Mass.
Mozart. Oh Largo. Handel. L.. Kecch.
VI. Hymn. The hurch'S One Founda-
ton" No. 491. Congregation.
VII. Abide With Me. pr. Nj onteli.
VII. (a) M.rche Romaine. Oh. Gounod.
CblNocturne from Midsummer Nights Dream.
Mcndelssobn. DIR. keech.
IX y Dream OF Paradise. II. Gray. DR..
Montell
X War March of the Priests. from Atha-
lie. McndcSSohn. DR.. kccch.
A similar recital will be held carly in
December. The ofiertories on these occa-
sions will go to make up a fund for secur-
ing 4 trainer for the choir.
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SlIllANS-COLE.

Miss Grace Wells Cole, the Oldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs James l.. Cole
and Mr. Frank Howard Williams were
married on Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride near Aberdeen. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
William c. Herbert, of Baltimore, who is
a relative, of both the bride and groom.
1t took place at seven O'Clock i'll the
parlor which was prettily decorated with
cut flowers and palms. The bride wore a
white Paris muslin gown trimmed with
Mechlin lace and n satin ribbon girdle
and carried La France roses. Hcrtravel-
ing costume was Il tan broadcloth tailor
made gown with hat and gloves to match
There were no attendants. The wedding
marches were performed by Mrs. John
Grafilin, of Baltimore, a sister of the
groom. The young couple LETT at o
O'Clock over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for Washington. where they
will spend week. The groom is con-
nccted with the firm of A. II Gilbert and
Company and is wcll-known in Aber-
deem.
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TO PREVENT MALARIA.

The following letter from Dr. Howard
A. Kelly, who has country residence on
the outskirts of Bel Air, is one that will
appeal with strong personal interest TO
every resident, not only of the local conn
munity, but throughout the county. 1t
seems q well-established scientific fact
that the germs of malaria are distributed
by a certain species of the mosquito tribe.
The Importance OF preventing the spread
OF this disease is too apparent to require
anything more than mere mention. DIR.
Kelly has fully investigated the subject
from a discovery made by himself, and
points out means to do away with the
distributors of the germs. His letter is
as follows:
Last Saturday, October 30, l cap
tured in my carriagc-house five mosqui-
toes which looked suspiciously like the
dangerous malarial anopheles. They
were rather large blackish insects with
lean bodies, standing at a decided angle
from the wall as if the animal were about
to creep into hole in the wall, quite diff
ferent from the ordinary mosquito
(culex), which is paler and rests with its
body parallel to the wall.
prof John B. Smith, the distinguished
entomologist. of New Jersey, and profess
sor at Rutgers College, reports as fol-
lows:
New JERSEY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
EXPERIMENT STATION
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. ., 1904.
DEAR DIR. KELLY:
Yours of the 31st ulto. is at hand,
together with the little box referred to.
The specimens all belong to one species,
anopheles punctipennis. This is one of
the so-callcd malarial species, but no
positive evidence exists that this particu-
lar form has ever carried the disease. Its
close ally, anopheles maGulipennis, which
also occurs in Maryland. has been posi-
lively convicted. There is no real reason
to believe that punctipennis does not
carry the discase-simply it has not been
proven either that it does or does not.
Very sincerely yours,
]oHN b. SMITH
1T is evident that it would he far wiser
for the people of Bel Air to prevent an
outbreak of malaria before it occurs
rather than to stamp it out after the
flame has been kindled.
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From Darlington.

DARLINGTON, Nov. Mrs. Howard
Naff and son have returned to their home
in Georgia,
Rev. Edward Wroth. of Baltimore, was
the guest of Mrs. Mary Price, on Tues
day last.
Miss Blanch Scott. who was quite sick
is now able 10 resume her duties at the
Church Home.
Miss Nellie Slve was the guest of heI
sister. Miss Edith Slye in Baltimore on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Galbreath enter.
tanned a few friends on Friday evening
Mt their attractive home "lngleside" in
honor of their guests Col. and Mrs Ohio
S. Lee, of Rel Air The invited guests
were DR.. and Mrs Walter r. Kirk. Mr.
and Mrs f. NJ. Alien. Jr., MIR. and Mrs.
Louis Ellicott, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Price Misses Elizabeth Forwood. Isabelle
Price. Nellie Slyc and Anna Mary Waters,
of Eel Air.
Mrs. Christopher Wilson, is spending a
few weeks al ,lIc Hot Springs, in Viz
GINA.
Miss Walters. OF Bel Air, was the guest
of Mrs L; NJ Allen, IT,, last week.
Miss Sallie Allen and Mrs. Ruth Viii
liams, are visiting relatives and friends
i'll Baltimore.
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ABERDEEN November S.,-Eiectlon DAY
Is passing Wlthout inucn excitement.
olt'Sitl pSS'sr'hs nave lot Seais "cSH
marked lor the ORDERLY cohduct Oh the
voters IN Aberdeen, "ncrc nothing more
than the usual enthusiasm Tor success Is
manifested ny either party.
Or. liodcii' professor OF EnglIsh' or inc
Norman college OF baltimore; VIII de-
iiver an Illustrated lecture IN Aherdeen
M. l.. ShuFch on tuesday evening, NO.
veMper - at i" q CLOCK. lie SunJect OF
ms discourse VIII he, How Clinlhed
the Mattcrhorn. Having heard o: the
rare sights that could be seen from this
the niShest peak Oh Inc APPS, Dr. aoaell,
IN his tour OF Switzerland, decided to
climb it, and It's OF this venturesome feat
he Will tax describing now ne reached
the top ted with rope TO gulde VINO
took INN over ice, snow and last ere,
vases. There VIII be other pictures OF
scenes IN Europe shown on canvas during
the evening - ,,,
he EpWorth League on aberdeen M.
l.. Church will give Il reception at the
home OF one OF its members, Miss Jessie
Baker, to all of those who have recently
united with the church. The class Is large,
'''>'N'''0 - -
congregation is invited, l he event VIII
take place on Monday evening, 18th IN
slant.
There will he a congregational meeting
IN Grace Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning tor the purpose OF electing pas
tor. The meeting Will be moderated by
Key. Henry liranch, OF Elicott City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Mason, OF At
lant1c City, are spending sometime at
their old home Ill Aberdeen, and they Will
pay n visit during this week to Mrs Ma
sons brother, Mr. William Fl. Reasin, OF
Chenille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Strasbaugh
and son, William, are at the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. A. X. Fletcher paid visit during
the mouth of October with Mrs. Thomas
Lutz, of Philadelphia, to Miss Mamie
Greene, of Troy, \. Y. They also spent
sometime in Albany.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of Short Lane,
is spending part of the week i'll Baltimore.
Mr. Walter Wade Hampton Rowe, the
oldest son OF DR.. Walter b. Rowe, wall
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From MichaelSvilie

MECHAELsvII.LE, Nov. S.--Mr. an Mrs.
Shilling, of Baltimore, have been visiting
their aunt Mrs. Mount.
Mrs. Eliza Michael. of Harrisburg Pa,
is visiting her niece Miss II. Dorsey
Michael.
Mr. w. V. Gallagher, Of baltimore,
was the guest of MIR. &. ii. Mount, last
week.
We regret to announce the death OF
Miss Matte Nelson. She was highly
esteemed young lady and faithful Chris
tian. The family has the sympathy OF
our community. THINK WHO.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Amoss gave a
delightful reception at their home at
Scarf on Tuesday of last week. the event
being the celebration Of their tenth we'd
ding anniversary. About seventy-fve
persons called during the evening.
Among those who called were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Scarf, Messrs and Mesd;'nes
G. Is. Rigdon, p. G. Scarf, ]. McComas,
Rampley, Pocock, Mitchell, Hamilton,
West, Foard. {. W. Amoss, 7. w. Scarf,
Slade, Garrison; and Twining, Misses NJ
L. Amoss, Scarf, Pocock. Pyle. Curry,
Rigdon, Twining, Mitchell, Fpard, Har,
kins and r. Amoss, Messrs. W. Scarf, X
Scarf, b. Amoss, S. Scarf, Hitchcock,
Divers and IIarkins.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO NOV. 9

Merritt p Hutton aud wife to {. Ellis
worth WINS, Long Branch Farm" 81
acres, $4,000.
Mary {. Litch6eld and husband tc
Lewis A. Brown, acres, second district
1925.
Mary c. Fisher and husband to Frank
Lay, interest i'll estate of late Rudolph
Lay, $9OO'
Rosa Gilleasc to Bernard Gilleasc ant
Mary +. Gilcasc, IA acres near Hartford
Furnace, $500.
Robinson and Preston, trustees. tc
Michael L. Pue, % acres near Bel Air
$2,114.13.
Caleb J. Moore and wife to Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad. lot in Falls
ton, $500.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
John Whittlc In the Circuit Cour;
Us for Hartford COUNTY

john Whittle In the Circuit Court
rs for Hartford County.
Thomas WhttIect ali In Equity.
The object of this suit is to procure the sail
of certain real estate situate in the F"urtl
Election District OF Hartford County. "t which
cert ain jeremiah White was SclZcd At tht
time of his death.
The bill states that on the day OF
1870 the said jeremiah White departed
this life seized and possessed of certain rc;r
estate described as follows: All that lot OF
parcel of ground containing one acre. moro
or less. situate and lying on the public roar
the Fourth Election District of Hartford
County aforesaid. adjoining the lands o
Mary b. kirkwood and others. being Tho
same aud all the land referred to and de
Scribcd III u deed from certain Joseph Lami
and wife to the said Jeremiah White. dated
the 18th day of december, 500. and record
County in Libcr y. l.. j., No. -, folio n
and also Il lot orparccl of ground containint
one acre, more or less, purchased by the Saic
jeremiah Whttle from u certain John b
Ware. the said lot adjoining the one herein
before described.
The bill further states that the said Tcrc
mah Whittlc died intestate leaving; Il widow
who has since died and the following child
rcn: John. James A., Harry g.. Margaret \.
who has since intermarricd with II certain
George X. Wann and Elizabeth and Sell
Whittlc Barton. an infant and Il son OF Il Ger
tain Barbara Whittlc, daughter of said Iere
| miall WlIittlc, who had intcrmarrird with :
certain Seth Barton, both OF whom arc nov
dead, his only surviving heirs at law.
The bill further states that the above dc
| scribed property is not susceptible of division
among those entitled thereto without los:
| and injury. and prays for Il decree authnriz
| ing the sale of the same and division OF thu
proceeds after the payment of costs etc.
among those entitled thereto.
The bill further tatcS th:tt the said JOSEPH
| White and Minnie Whittlc. his witc, an'
| Harry C. Whittlc and Florence Whittlc. hi:
wife, are non-resilcuts of the state of Mary
| land. and do not reside therein.
IL is thcrcupou this 31st day OF October. ii
| the year 1901, by the Circuit Court for Har
| ford County, III Equity, ordered that thu
! complainant. by causing copy OF this orde,
! to be inserted in some newspaper published
| in Hartford County once in each OF four sue
| cessivc weeks fifteen days before the 10th day
| OF December. 1904, give notice to the SALT
absent respondents of the object and subiec
! of this bill, warning them to appear i'll tlIi
! Court in person or by solicitor on or before
| the 10th day of December next, to SHOW
: cause. if any they have, why 4 decree SHOULD
! not be passed rs prayed.
WIN. $. FORWOOD. JR., Clerk.
True Copy-TcSt:
WAi. :. FORWOOD, JR.. Clerk.
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From Bradenbau9h.

BRADENBAUGH, Nov. S.-The ladies Aid
Society OF Ayres NJ. p. Church will meet
at the home of Mr.. Stewart Kirkwood
Oh Thursday, November III.
A topographic entertainment will be
given at Ayres NJ. p. Church on Novem,
Der 80.
Mr.. {. Milton Wright and Mr.. Bell, OF
Westminster. spent "A few days last week
with friends and relatives of Dry Branch
The members of Ayres Chapel, will hold
an oyster and meat supper in the old
fulling mill belonging to Mr.. II. {. SchiIl
ing, on November Ii, l. aud Is.
UST ARRIVED.
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TERMS OF SALE.
he terms of sale arc: That one
80, rchoca money ha MID -, On -
PROPOSALS.

Office of the County Commissioners fer Ear-
ford County. Bel Air, Md.
Scaled bids or proposals addressed to the
County Commissioners of Hartford County.
Bel Air. Maryland, will be received up TO ] >
O'Clock, NJ. NOVEMBER 18th, 1904.
First. For the construction Of two steel
concrete bridges and Il)utmcntS and
Second. For grading and draining portions
of the public road between ChurchVillc and
Level 7 o., beginning n a puint about one
half mile from Churchvillc and extending for
a distance about one and unc-half miles.
Separate bids must he made for the bridges
and grading. This work is to he done be-
tween February and June, 1905.
All proposals must he for doing the work
of construction OF Bridges and Grading and
Draining as above mentioned. to he done in
accordance with plans and Specifications on
file at the office of the County Commissioners
OF H afford county.
Ali proposals must be made on regular
forms. to be had at the Office OF the County
Commissioners.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
certified check for two hundred dollars
$500. 300, payable TO the County Commits
Sioners of Hartford county, which will be re-
turned within five days TO the unsuccessful
bidders.
i. l.. IIANWAN. Pres.
GEORGE: ARCHER,
\. l.. MCCA\N,
County Commissioners of Hartford Co.
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LEVEL, November Mrs. G. II. Cor.
rell is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G.,
{. Bowman.
Miss Eta Bowman is spending a few
days with her niece. Miss Hazel Hollo-
way, of Aberdeen.
Maryland Day exercises will be held at
IlopeweIl NJ. =. Church on Sunday even
ing next at 80 O'Clock. Special services
will he prepared.
The members and friends of Susque.
hanna NJ. f. Circuit will hold a bazaar in
the hall at Level on the evenings of We'd
ncsday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
November 16. Il, Is and 10, for the bene-
fit Of the parsonage fund. An excellent
supper will lie served. Oysters i'll every
style. The committees will spare 10
pains to please Ice cream, cake and
cunit ctionery will be sold at reasonable
p;ices. All are invited to attend,
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"All stagnant water ought to be done
away with whether surface drainage. in
cutters or pools, in fields, or water i'll
barrels, or tin cans or other reccptacles.
1t would be wise to appoint 4 conf
mittec of the able local physicians to i'll
vestigatc and take action in the mat ter
The expense ought to be but Il small item
apart from the physicians services.
81 shall be happy to have my own
place investigated, and if am harboring
any nuisances to do away with them.
THE most efficient agent on surfaces Of
water which cannot he done away with
is petroleum.
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From all3ton.

FA1LsToN, November Collection day
passed very quiet in this vicinity.
Miss Martha l.. Watson has returned
from visit to relatives in New York and
trip to st Louis
Mrs. Annie Burr, of Baltimore. has re-
turned home from q visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. David Hollingsworth is home from
the Eastern Shore where he has been en-
gagged in canning.
Mr. David Lee, of New York, recently
spent "A few days at his old home.
Miss Margaret Y. Favour has returned
from visit with relatives and friends il
Baltimore. OBSERVER
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs John r. Farley has returned home
from a visit to her parents in baltimore
Mr.. N. T. Amoss, of White Hall, has
been visiting relatives and friends i'll Be
Air.
Mrs. W. s. Furwood. who has beer
quite i'll is better.
The little daughter Of MIR. y. Howard
Dean, of Bel Air. who sometime ago had
an attack of diphtheria, has entirely re-
covered. Mrs Dean and the child have
been visiting friends in Baltimore. They
returned home on Monday.
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FALLsToN, Nov 9.-Rcv. James p.
Kerr, of Baltimore. will preach at the
Fallston Presbyterian Church on Sun
day morning at IL O'Clock. All are i'll
vited.
A temperance meeting under the auspi-
ccS of the Fallston ". {. 7. t. was held
at Friendship NJ. L. Church last Tues
day night Mrs. Mary K. Haslup, State
President of w. c. T. u. delivered a very
interesting and helpful address.
Mrs. E. Nj. Wilen has returned to her
home in Baltimore after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. ID. Z. Ilollingsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, of New
York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
REYNOLDS.
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From Abingdon.

ABINGDON, November S.-Thc Ladies
Aid Society of Abingdon Nj. L. Church
will hold an oyster supper on Wednesday
and Thursday, November % and 81.
The abingdon Nj. L. Church is being
improved by vestibule, which will add
greatly t. It's appearance, as well as max
ing it more comfortable.
Mrs L. NJ. Ware, wife Of ex-Judge
Ware, of ESSEX county, Virginia, spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. {. {. Gro
lin, and her brother DR.. c. H. kreite, OF
aberdeen.
Mr.. Frank Kimblc, of CIcswell, is ex-
tremely i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Hannah Bechtel, of Calvary, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. A. Mitchell.
Mrs. J. ". Wilson has returned to her
home after spending week in Baltimore
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell. of Bal
tiinute, are spending sometime with Mrs.
George Cocn, of Scwell. {.
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ORpHANy COURT pROCfEDlNGs,

The Orphans Court has benin session
this week; Chief Judges Finney and Asso,
ciates Trimblc and FOLEY being present
George !. Mchorn was appointed ad
ministrator of George W. Mclhorn.
Elizabeth 2. ADV was appointed adj
i.,inistratrix of Susan ]. Buckley.
George Z. Wye was appointed admin
istrator of Edward WYE.
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Metghborhood Mezvs.
From ScarborO.

SCARGoRu, Nov. S.-Mr and Mrs.
James Case, of Baltimore, who have been
sitting friends at ADV and Scarboro,
have returned home.
Mr.. Howard Huff, of Wilmington,
delaware, has been visiting his parents
here.
MIR. A A. Huff is building an addition
to his residence. Bruce.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge Hugh T. Bay, Register of Wills,
is ag tir seriously i'll at his home near
Whiteford.
Mr. Edward +. lIollingsworth is
seriously i'll with pneumonia at his home
near Wilma.
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12.Onu feet heavy Tram" Timber, $1,000
feet +. : + and II III, 10000 feet
Fencing Boards. 10000 feet fine boards, IL
cords Slab Wood, =. 900 feet two inch PlankS
all Stables and Shedding will he sold. Ray
Marc fine driver. : wears old heavy
Work Marc. l pair large Mules.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums ri So and under cash: on sums
over that amount a credit of u months
will lie given. purchasers giving their notes
with approved security. bearing interest and
PAYABLE at the Second National Bank OF Be
Air.
JOHN CONNER.
l.. w. Thompson, Auctioneer.
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The above letter fac-simile received from Groan Lobe
Co.. the largest wholesale Of New York We attended
this sale of clothing and bought largely The goods all of the highest
class We have received what bought marked them prices
that cannot fail attract Each bears Abac Co.'S
famous WHITE SEAL BRAND and the best HIGH GRADE
CLOTHING for what the ordinary Shoady stuff usually sell for
We quote prices an save
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The above returns give the approx.
mate return Of the county In nearly
everyprccinct both Brown and Bonaparte
run ahead OF the ticket Owing to the
closeness of the vote there may be mixed
electoral representation from the State.
The total official vote of Brown is 1851
average Democratic 5000; Bonaparte
2,a6l, average Republican 2.37O. Tai
bolt carries the county officially, by .5i4
plurality, Spencer Prohibition received
1873 votes.
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Lumber Sale.

will sill at Public sal" Il large lot OF Lum.
Der on the road leading from the Cedar store
TO darlington ON Tbs WoulSry Farm near
darlington.
On Monday, November ii, 1904,
At II O'Clock. the
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Ik5"For Sale.-Five good fresh Cows.
George A. Cairnes, l mile east from Jar
rettsville.
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Salesman wanted for this territory
Harvey Oil Company. Cleveland, Ohio.