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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12
GRl nES-SMlTh.

Miss Lillian Smith. Youngest daughter
of Mr. John Smith, of Aberdeen, was mar
ried on Monday to Mr.. Alfonso Sweps"n
Grimes, of Washington, ID. {. The C re-
p1ony was performed by the Rev. Father
lanes =. Fitz Gerald ut St. Patrick :
rectory, Havrc de Grace in the presence
Of a number Of relatives and friends.
Mrs John Wareham performed the we'd
ding march, and during the ceremony
played 20, Promise Me"
The bride, who's petite and very pretty,
was attircd in brown broadcloth gown
trimmed With champagne cloth and black
braid, and wore white hat witha large
black plume, and white gloves. She car
ried bouquet of bride roses
A reception at the home of the bride
followed the ceremony, and at nine
O'Clock the bride and groom left over The
Baltimore and Ohio road for tour tc
Florida, after which they will reside IL
Washington until April, where Mr.
Grimes holds a government position
They expect to spend the summer at thei
home in Aberdeen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12
DEER CREEK FARMERS CLUB.

The regular meeting OF tile Club was
held at the residence OF Mr.. John b.
;!,rr, -, S,tur.i,v TIL. members
$1,000. ,,.,..o ,to.sr, i,,1,,, ,ro,,rss WI
;. -, >, =, W.,
liam u. il"pHihs' w hS"'tS ll'i i"i' W
liam Silver, Frank II. Jacobs John Is.
Wysong, John p. Hanna. Fred I.ocharv,
rh,,,,,.,s II p,l,;r.,n I o,,rouc, Me-
,,..,,. -. $50. :,
N"fhlCN' Niilaih w fI''''cN anu " VI
Street,. The invited guests present were
Hon. Georye /. NanRibbcr, Alcssrs Iohn
. p,r.. \v;li,,,>, Forward If. DIR
-, =, -. ..I. WIZ. "a.
Ghaties a. li"ii S>"''iti, "a'''l W.
Preston, ONO ;. Lee. PhIlp IL Close
Harry y. llama, George K Cuirncs,
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VIII Or LEV! cEoopfR.

Register Gay has proHnted the viii .
III" kate !.',j Cooper.
He leaves 10 his grand nephew Lew
Cooper. Tor life, with remainder over IL
his children, the "Hcne Farm, subject
t" The payment of 81 900 each t" Emnla
and rthcl Cooper. Also the agricultural
implements on said farm
To Thomas Cooper, for lite with re-
maintlcr over to his children, tract Of
land in Hartford county containing forty
four acres.
To Sidney Cooper, for life, with re-
mainder over to his children, the Ramsay
farm. IOgi2 acres: also his inteiests i'll the
Lowe Farm and the 5. Parker Cooper
property, subject to the payment of$5OO
each to Maine X Dinsmore and Carrie
Henry.
To Joseph w. Cooper and Curtin
Cooper. s., 900 each. Florence Stubs.
81 900. Eve Couper,$ 81 900, Carrie Henry.
$500. Mamie X. insmore, $500, William
II. Breach, $50, George II. and James
K. lnhuson $3.50 each, George II. John
sou. the Crawford house; James K. John
son. the Norris property. If any estate
is sill remaining, ST 600 each to Nelson
B : oprr and Chester Cooper.
The executors named are Nelson
Coopcr, of York county, and J. Martin
McNahb, of Hartford county. The will
is Il ted August LIST, 1899, andis witness
ed BIZ Daniel Stubhs and Thomas Stubs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

COLE. February & Tho hnnr Of Mr..
Bud" Gallup was burned ON Saturday
afternoon The fire cau"httrom an over
heated stove. \ few articles down stairs
were saved. Mrs. Gallup was III BaltI-
more az the time.
Mrs John Archer Mitchell, VIII" has been
i'll, is slowly iu2pr"vlng.
MIR John Johnson gave Il delightful
Shedding party ON Saturday night. The
course taken was from Eoothby Hill to
Perryman and back again.
Miss Abbie Preston was the gvest of
Mrs. Gusts Bird last week.
We ar" sorry to note that Mr.. George
Shears will move from our cighbOrh1od
He will DC greatly missed as he is good
neichbnr.
Mrs. Alice I'okoriley. OF Philadelphia.
who has been visiting her mother Airs.
Frank McNamce, has returned home.
CHEERFUL.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12
A MARION ESCAPE.

Bel air made narrow escape on We'd
ue,dav morning from serious Conhagra-
ton that might have wiped out a good
portion of he town. \ fire was discover
ed in the store of Mr.. Andrew Mehl,
Main street a general alarm was given
and both hose companies soon responded.
Some difficulty was at first experienced
in attaching the hose to the fire plug, as
the thread had been stripped. 1t did not
take long, however. to turn two streams
of water ON the burning building, and at
the same time keep saturated the house
occupied by the Bel Air Steam Laundry
In a short while the place seemed to be
under thorough control, when it suddenly
burst out in new place. Well directed
work soon put out the second place.
The volunteer fircmen suffered much from
the cold, and many of them were covered
with ice from the spray of the hose. This
did not interfere with their good work,
however, and those who participated
cannot receive too much praise, for with
the wind in the direction that it was, the
spreading of the flames was only the mat
ter Of a few minutes. and Bel Air, like
Baltimore, would have soon been doomed.
The building, which was used both as a
residence and a store, was insured for
81 900 in the Hartford Mutual Fire In
surance Company. The structure is a
total less. but with the assistance of
volunteer aid, Mr.. Mchl was enabled to
save considerable contents
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From Sallston.

FALLsToN, Feb. 10 "A number of pee
ole from this ncighborhnod have visited
the ruins in The Monumental City
Mcssrs. K G Lee and James o Watson
returned on Saturday from a visit with
relatives in New York City.
Miss Nctlie Smith. of Baltimore, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs Mamie Bond.
Mrs. ! Wilson Moore, is suffering from
an attack of grip
Miss Mary NJ Bond is visiting relatives
in Baltimore OBSERVER.
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DWELLING BURNED.

A dwelling house on the estate of the
late Miss Mary Taylor, and occupied by
the family of Mr. E. Gallup was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on Saturday
afternoon, only few pieces of furniture
on the first floor were saved. The fire
was caused by a wood stow on the
second floor becoming intensely hot and
igniting some clothing nearby. Mr.. and
Mrs Gallup were absent from home
when the fire started, but Mr.. Gallup
was soon summoned to the scene of the
disaster and with the aid of the servants
carried out the few articles that were
saved. The house and contents were
both insured in the Hartford Mutual
COmDany.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

MIcHAELsvILLE, Feb. 9.-Iudge Van
Bibbers Court and the public sales for
bid Jim Sank" from asking too much d
ye Editors space.
We have a United States Senator al
last, and he is very satisfactory to the
people of Hartford as we'll as Baltimore
City.
Tie great fire in Baltimore last Sunday
night was plainly visible in Bush River
Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thoemc had the
misfortune to lose their four months ole
son. The little form WAS laid to rest last
SATURDAY. a week i'll Grove cemetery, A Der
deem. They loved their baby and Goo
loved him to. i'm SANK.
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Il was ordered that V. 7. Hiditch
pike a piece of road OF seventy running
var.i< nr les. Il 5! per ward at Kennedy :
store, third district, said pike 10 he SIN
teen feet wide and not less than ten
inches deep; also ordered lhat ", 7.
IIilditch pike ouc hundred AMI twenty
five wards OF road "r less at Gibson post
office vt ninety cents per running yard,
said pike to IL fourteen feet wide and
not less than zen inches deep
The bills receive! IN supplying "cdi-
cnes to the almshnusc Were l;e>;ta by
the board.
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BRADENBAUGH, Feb. S-The Ladies
Aid Society met at the residence of Mr..
William b. Wright, on Tuesday last.
Miss Dolly Garrett has returned home
from a visit with friends at ShawSvilic.
Messrs Oliver and Evans Shaw, OF
Ohio, are visiting friends and relatives,
of NorrisviIle, Shawsvillc and Braden-
baugh.
Mr.. ]. {. Robinson is seriously i'll at
his home near Dry Branch
Mr.. Henry Schiling, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time, is out
again
Mr.. John Hitchcock of Shawsvilie is
also on the sick list. .ICST ARRIVED
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DIED..

GRIER-In Los Angeles California, on
December 10Th, 1903, MRS SARAH !.
GRIER widow Of he late GLASGOW !.
Grier, of Bel Air. and mother of Fred. y
George E, William c.. Herbert 5. ard tie
late Harry NJ. Grier. in the siXty-second
year of her age.
THE Lord giveth his beloved sleep"
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Meighborhood NeqUsD


Rocks, February 9th Miss Hannah
Street, is visiting fricrds i'll .iarrcttsvile
Miss Sallie E. st. Clair, aud brother
Charles and family, are now quite sick
with grip.
Mr.. RAYMOND Watkins, who has been
suffering from an attack Of the grip, is
now able to be out again. Az REyolR.
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In hcmoriam,

NJ. HELL y. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lcontrd Jones, died January 18th. 1904
e; .cd = years. | month and eleven days.
Through the pcarly gates at heaven,
PASSED the unc we love 80 dear;
God thought il best to take her from us.
Though she lc:t the home 81 drc;,r.
Friends may think wen soon forget her
AID our wounded ctrIS be heated.
BIT they little know the sorrow
That's within our hearts conceded.
PARHSTS.
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OPENING OF COURT.

The February term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county convened at noon on
Monday. The following officers were
present: Hon. George L. VanBihber,
associate Judge; William S. Forwood, Jr.,
clerk; Rovstnn Sitter. States Attor-
nev; Stevenson A. Whitcford, sheriff;
John Bauer, cricr; Bernard Dunnigan,
Samuel S James, and Joseph Livezev,
bailiffs.
On motion of Col. Ohio S. Lee the
November term of Court was adjourned
sine die.
The following jurors were excused: ].
Warren Brown, Joshua Pritchard, Walter
T. Jackson, William S. Parker, Harry p.
Strasbaueh, Alphonso Robinson, William
6. Mccoy and Joseph T. c. Kenly. In
their places were drawn, Joseph S.
Archer 3, John w. Everett ], Maurice
Brown Is, Clement X. Sewell l, William
H. Townsley +, Joseph II. Wilkinson 2,
Dr. Ephraim Hopkins 2 George Glenn ..
The following grand jury was drawn;
L
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO FEBRUARY 9.

Edward E. Gambrill and wife to Eliza
beth Billingslea, lot in Havre de Grace,
$4,000.
Robert G. Sambrill, and wife to Ed
mund E. Gambrill, lots in Havre de
Grace, ST 100.
Richard Dallam, attorney, to David
G. Hodges, 5 acres, second district, 81 80.
Joseph E. Spencer to Hanna E Spencer,
3+7 acres, 81 900, etc.
John w Burkins and wife to George W.
Cloman, 13 acres near Chestnut Hill,
S75.
d Craig Jones and wife, to Myrtle
Tones, lot in Havrc de Grace, s..
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lsy" Nnticc-As we want to get our
Home Furnishing Business started in
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. ". Messick Co.,
$50 South Sth street, Camden n. J.
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pag"For Salc--Two Chunk Stoves, .
| Fireplace Heaters, comparatively new;
Sphere Cook Stove, four-hurner Case
| line Stove, Lever Rutter Table and Print,
Churns, l Da> ton with Pole l Top
Buggy. Cutting Box, Corn Shelter, set of
Fairbanks Standard Scales, 100 pounds
capacity; set of Single Driving Harness,
hand made; ladies Driving Horse. per-
fectly quiet and good traveller. Harry
SawN er, Emmort0n, Md.
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Rg>Wanted.-Fat Stock of all kinds,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Calves. thin
Cattle for Bolognas l 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.
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FS Wanted Reliable farmer, married
without children, NV the month, for
farm at EanBibber Give reference c.
Buslcy Littig. 227 ". Lafayette Avenue,
RnititinOrc Nd
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p1s~For rent on easy terms The high
" desirable Warehouse and Store Stand,
situate at Sharon 81 alton. on the Mary
land and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. This
is very desirable stand tor an energetic
man with small capitfl. Corn for sale
Apply to John D. Worthington. Bel Air
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mWanted "A Farmer to work on
shares, my farm near Watcrvale, Md.
William Winchester, Vale, Md.
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MRS. sARAuIANE PYLE.

Mrs. Sarah lane Pyle, widow of the
late Herman Pyle, died at the residence of
her daughter Mrs Ecotf. at Dozen $
Corner, on Monday of last week. She
was seventy-ninc years old. She is sur
vived by FIVE sons Messrs {. W. Pyle,
George NJ. Pyle, Herman T. Pyle, Roby
Pyle and Louis Pyle and two daughters
Mrs. Ecotf and Mrs. Carcaud Her
funeral took place on the following We'd
nesday. the intcrment being at Deer Greek
NJ. P. Church. Rev MI Hodge otliciated.
The pail bearers were T. B Grafton, {.
a. Grafton, James Peterson, Albert
Kennedy, Hall Harkii;s and Michael
Doyle n Dean and Sen were the under
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-" For Rcnt-A Farm 60 acres, near
Hartford Furnace; place i'll good state of
cultivation Possession given March LIST.
iohn o Sullivan. Hartford Furnace.
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Rg"Money for Mortgages first or
second on Farms. Term of years + and
! per cent interest. No commission
Gaylord and Co., 1914 Arch street,
! Philadelphia, Pa.
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rsE5-Fnr Stle.-2 Mares four years old,
one Mare 9 years old, one bay horse 6
years OLE Samuel J. ADV, Sharon, Md.
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OBITUARY.


Mrs Phoebe !. Haviland, aged about
seventv-fve years, died at the residence OF
he son Mr.. John Vale at RuXton, Raitl-
more county, on Sunday, January 3lst.
Her funcra! took place on the following
Tuesday, the interment being at the
Friends Meeting House. Forest Hill.
Elder Haviland Hull ofticiatcd. The
pail bearers were 7. Buriing Hull llavi-
land Hull. Joseph T. HOPES, Frank
Havilard, William Price and
n Dean and Son were the undertakes
MISS MARGARET BLANCHE WILEY.
Miss Margaret Blanche Wiley, aged
twenty-five years. died at TIE home OF
her sister Mrs. Edward ]. Knee, IN Phiia-
delphia, on Friday. She had been i'll for
some time. The deceased was a daugh-
ter OF Mr. Andrew ]. Wiley, OF Shaws-
vile. and was a bright anC accomplished
Young woman. She had many friends in
her local community a.a her loss will be
particularly felt by her large number OF
associates. Her funeral took place on
Monday, the intcrment being at Bethel
cemetery. Rev. ". A. Price was the
officiating minister.
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MISS NJ E. STOCKIIAM.

Miss NJ. E Stockhanl, formerly of near
Peruvian, died in Baltimore on Thurs
day oflast week. Her death was caused
by pneumonia and heart trouble She
was born and raised in Hartford county,
where she resided until about two years
ago. She is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Susan GALLON. of Perryman, and one
brother, Mr.. Charles Stockham, Of Cam
den, New Jersey. Her funeral took place
on Saturday, the interment being al
Spesutia Church, Pcrryman. Rev. Harry
D. Mitchell was the officiating minister.
The pail bearers were James W. Malcolm,
Frank Malcolm, George Ford, Richard
Taylor, William H. Jacobs and Robert
HARTMAN.
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To- For Rent III Acres of Land Il
mile from Hickory on the road to Deer
Creek. adj"ining the land OF r. Street,.
ais" } acres of land at Hickory for sale
or rent For particulars address MIS-.
Ca>sandra ). Collins, 422 Vine street,
InhnStoWn Pa
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ORDER NlSI

Ordered this 9th day of February, 1904.
that the sales made and reported i'll the
above entitlcd Cause by Noble l.. Mitchell.
trustee. lie finally confirmed. unless cause to
til. contrary thereof he shown on or before
, the 9Th day nf March 1904; provided a copy
ct this order be inserted i'll some newspaper
published in rIarford county, Aforesaid. once
in each of three 81 successive weeks before
the eth day of March. 1904
The report states the amount of sales to be
s. Coo.
wM 5. FoRwooD. JR, Clerk.
True Copy Test:
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Iay All kinds of Fruit trees prunei
Satisfaction guaranteed Terms mod
crate NJ Q. Forwood, r. b. Forest
Hill Md
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gzs~ For Sale on easy terms.-Traction
Engine and Hay Press, both in good
order. Plenty work in sight Call or adj
dress, Phineas F. Rail-, Bel Air
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pa Wanted A Boy either white or
colurcd to care for pair If horses and
to make himself generally useful No
milking Good wages and an easy Job.
Apply to ]. Martin McNabb, Macton,
Md
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EB" Mrs Mary Kidd will sell at heI
residence near Churchville, on February
25th, 1904. all her Personal Property
See Posters.
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tsgWantcd-A Position as Compositor
Ill Newspaper Office. City references
Cover Wilson. 80 Columbia Avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
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pGJ@The attention OF the buying public
is called to the advertisement in this issue
OF the Baltimore Clothing House. Mr..
Getz has been long enough in Bel Air to
have established reputation for first
class goods at low prices, and makes it a
boast = T. he has never published an "ad'
wiz. lie didn't live up to.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

gsD'' Two large Rooms with good Board
At moderate price at Wctherall Building,
%l;iiu Street. Mrs NJ. NJ. Dean.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

Eight cents a line for the first insertion and
S cents line for each subsequent Insertion
seven words to Iine No advertisement in.
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inserted for less than rs
cents.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

~ Just received car load of Bran and
car load of Middlings. Car load Of Oats
and Corn Feed expected this week at
:,cwcil. y. Wilson. Abingdon, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

aJ'A All kinds OF Fruit Trees and Shrub
berry trimmed at short notice and at
reasonable terms. Satisfaction guarau-
! tecd "r no money. References. William
T. Clarl; and James T. Johnson. J. O.
Grafton Il Company, Forest Hill, X. F. D,
! No. :. Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

IA ~Straycd away about week ago, q;
White and Black Setter. Reward of So
if returned to A. Robinson, Fallston.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-12

ts5"W heelwright Shop for rent. Levi
! Bachtvl, Car>ins. Md
| BARCLAY Pigeon Traps for sale or rent.
Z LII 4. OIL \
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-12
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 found two knives and pistol. Both gNe knIves and the pistol looked Co be new. He had the piAtoi in scabba.a whicA was strapped around his waist and the acabbard was between his trousers and un6efcicthcs He was brought to police headquar ters and locked up. After batting Lieuser&at Conner behind the bars, Pa trolmen Evans and Barklsy went to Co., merss house. stO North BafnbridgA strret snd found whole outlay Of stuf which is believed to be stolen property. The men found among other things. one pair of shoes 6 bottle of bitters, c bottle of lini- ment, three bottles of vaseline. one bot tie og gin, box of Simmons's Liver Reg uiator. two bottles of gin phosphate. ono bottle of medicine whlskey, three cans of imported saraines and several cans of eorAsd beek The goods were brought to headquarters.
 Conner has been employed as q labor- CT for i've or six years by the railroad company and was considered ar honest. hard-working negro. He Is not known in police circles and otherwise bears a good reputation. The theffs have beon noticed by the railroad otlscLais for sGSne time and as Conner was considered such a trusty man. he was not suspected.
 He win probably be tried before the Re- eorder this afternoon on the two charges of petit larceny and carrying concealed pistol.