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THE ADDITION TO THE COURT HOUSE.

The bill to provide for an addition to
the Court House iii Bel Air has been
! signed bv Governor Warteld and is now
law. 1t provides for the appointment
! of George L. EanBibbcr y Henry Stras-
| baugh, Stevenson \. Williams, Hugh A.
| Jones ard William 5. Forwood Jr., rs a
commission TO contract and supcrintend
the building of the addition, which shall
be sufficiently large to accommodate with
offices all the public officers of Hartford
county and to furnish said Court House
and offices, when so constructed, with
necessary and proper Gases for the reccp-
ton and preservation of the public
| records, and with all the necessary furni-
ture and such Other things as the public 5
convenience may require
The law further requires that the
Commissioners above named shall have
the authority to borrow from time to
time sum not exceeding $50, 900 the
rate OF interest not to be greater than
SIX per cent. per aunum. The County
Commissioners are required to levy
annually upon the assessablc property Of
Hariord county a sum not exceeding
$4,000 no. less than $4,000 to pay of
the Indebtedness created by the building
of said addition. For the purpose of
borrowing said sum of money, the Com
missioners are authorized to issue bonds
to the amount of not exceeding SO, 600
bearing interest at n rate not exceeding
SIX per cent, per annum. and rcdgemabie
| and payable az such tiEcs and in such
manner, not exceeding ten years from the
date of the issue, as the said County
commissioners may determine; said
bonds to be exempt from taxation. The
| Court House Commissioners are to serve
| without pay. Que Of their number shall
he elected as treasurer and give bond in
the sum of $4,000; the treasurer to re-
| ceive such compensation as the Commis-
sioncrs may sec fit To allow.
Upon the completion of the addition
the County Commissioners are author
izcd to appoint committee consisting
OF the president Of the Board of County
| Commissioners, the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Hartford County and the
Register of Wills who shall have entire
charge of said building ard see that the
same is Kept in proper conditions.
The work will probably hc commenced
at once and arrangements are now being
made to communicate with architects in
reference to the plans for the construc-
ton. At meeting the Commissioners
held on Monday Judge VanBibber was
chosen chairman and Mr.. \. Henry
| Strasbaugi!, treasurer.
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ARRETTSVLLE, Feb. 22-Aliss X. 2iall
Barton entertained a few friends at her
home Saturday evening. Finch. piI
and music were the amuSementS. At
eleven o'clock collation. was served.
Some c! those accepting invitations wclc
Misses Edna Merryman. Mamie Pcnniny-
ton, Elsie Almony, Belle Merryman, Edith
Wilson, Belle Morse, Emma Hess. McsSrS.
Ross Barton, Waiter. Mcrrvmar and
Harvey Gross, Warren Pennington,
licrbie Cairnes, Marvin Merryman.
Abram Wilson, Jacob Gross and Charles
Morse.
Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Gross entertained a
fe% friends Monday evening in honor o.
their guest Miss Daisy Ashericlt, of Balti-
more.
Miss BESSIE Stritehotf is visiting friends
in York, Pa.
Mrs. ) + Cairnes has as her guest
Mrs I. Is. Jarrett and grandson, OF
Washington, d. {.
Mrs. J. L. Egglcston and daughter
Alice, have returned after few DAYS
visit to friends IL Baltimore
Mrs. {. ". An:oss, who has been con-
fined to the house for the past two weeks
is again able to he out.
MI = \ ~. lldlhlilbli anu MISS MarN
Taylor, are visiting friends in Washing
ton and Calvert counties
Mir. L. Ward who has been i'll some
time il COuv&!cSCrnt.
The Irving Literary Society of the
Iarrcttsville Academy met in the princi-
pals room Friday evening. One of the
features of the programme WAS a debate
The question was shall those who can
not read and V rite he allowed the right
of suffrage" The judges decided in favor
of the affirmative.
MIR. Wilson Cairncs, is the guest Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. q A. Cairncs.
VIOLET
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Profc: sor W. W. keycs, ofthe Jarrctts
Vile Academy, spent a portion Of last
week i'll Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Stokes, of Jarrettsville, is
visiting friends in Washington and Phila
delpliia
Mr.. Harry Ward has returned with his
family to Iarrettsville. He has been in
Baltimore hut was compelled to leave on
account OF i'll health.
Mr. T. Granville Hughes, and son, oi
Jarrett>yillc, who have been i'll, are in.
proving.
Miss Emma Hughes, of Jarrettsville
has been visiting in Baltimore and Wash.
inSton.
Mr.. E. J Watkins, of the Rocks, is Wis,
iting friends in Baltimore.
Mir. Richard F Bisnop, of near the
Rocks, who has been quite sick, is i'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. StandifOrd, OF
Baltimore, spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson Bateman, of Wilma.
Dr. and Mrs William s. Smith, OF
Baltimore accompanied hy their niece and
nephew, Miss Irene and MIR. Maurice
Corbin. of Putnam, Hartford county, are
spending a few days i'll New York.
Miss Eliza Mccormick, of Harrisburg.
Pa, has been the guest of Mrs. George
]. Finney, Churchville.
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From Fork

F"RK, February % -Weafc very sorry
To hear that Norton. infant son of
Lester Smith. of iIingsville. has beeo
quite i'll.
\ birthday surpAsc party was given to
Miss Bessie Leuguc, at her home near
Rec,ord last Wednesday night. Quite an
ENJOYABLE time was spent.
Mrs. John L. Irwin, of this place, has
been quite i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Mary Walthcr, eldest daughter
of Mr.. Frauk Walther, of Reckord, has
been quite i'll with pneumonia.
The residents of this ncighborllood
were treated to a novel sight on Monday
morning when the ice gorge above thr
bridge at Rcckord. broke loose and
swept down the Falls, the pike hciug
covered above the Blacksmith shop with
ice in pieces over :hrec feet deep, men and
teams wee kept busy all day clearing
tiic ROAD for teams to PISS. JANET.
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CRIMINAL COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The jury in the case of Lawrence For
wood, charged with violating the local
option law, rendered a verdict of guilty
on Saturday evening A motion for
-.ew trial has been filed Sitter for
State, Archer, Cooley. Hopkins and
Carver for defense.
Stephen Ruff, charged with selling
cider, was convicted by a jury on Mon
day. Sitter for State and Preston for
defense Sentence WAS suspended by the
Court for one year, the traverser in the
meantime 10 keep the peace and pay all
costs.
Daniel II. Carroll, charged with selling
cider, guilty confessed. Stifer for State,
Carver and Frestonfor defense. Sentence
was sus pended for one year, the traverser
in the meantime to keep the peace ard pay
all costs. In imposing sentence Judge
FanBlbber said that he did not believe
that it was So much the intention of
the law to punish offenders as to pro-
hibit the sale Of Intoxicating liquors. In
suspcnding sentence in these cases he
said that it was done with the express
understa nding that the illicit sale of in-
toxicating liquors was to cease imme-
diatelv. In the meantime should it come
to his knowledge that this condition had
not been complied with, bench warrant
would be immediately issued Tor the ira
verser, and when brought before him, he
would be punished to the full extent OF
| the law, which was a fine of 5000 and
| costs and twelve months in the House OF
/ Correction The Court further announced
that the law would bc rjgidly enforced
against all offenders.
George Guy. who had been convicted
of violating the local option law was
fined $3.50 and costs, and sent, to the
House Of Correction for six months. In
passing on this case the Court said that
he had imposed heavy sentence because
he believed the open and notorious viola.
tions Of the law of which the traverser
was guilty was in large measure re.
sponsible for violations of the same law
by others of his color.
James Anderson convicted of the same
offense was fined $175 and costs anC
committed until the same is paid.
! Eugene Sullivan, who had been con
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.

Governor War6eld has made the follow.
ing appointments for Hartford county.
First District-]ustices of the Peace
Alexander p Norris, Cyrus c. Cronin,
Charles E. Creswell.
Second district-Jacob p Osborn, Jas.
7. Pritchard, Henry w. Earl. Richard N.
Taylor.
Third district-Alfred A. Colburn, Jas.
A. Lyle, Alexander Norris, Harper II.
Black. George W Richardson, Walter K.
McComas. John ~ Girvin, Elwood T.
Anderson.
Fourth district-James r. Luckey,
Thomas johnson, William NJ. Barton, J.
Royston Strawbridge, ]. Frank Devoe,
Alfred L. Upton.
Fifth district-John 0. Stearns, Richard
G. S. Smith, James S. Davis, Luther H.,
McNabb, Joseph Il. Ely, Isaac W. Thomp,
son.
Sixth district-Michael II. Fahey, Syl
vester L. Pcnning.
Notaries Public-Orian c. Michael
Aberdeen; Clifford D. Rosan, Bel Air
Harman E. Hoblitzcll, Bel Air; Henry c
Foster, Havre de Grace; 6. Cover STREET.
Bel Air; Dora Morgan, Aberdeen; William
B. Selfe Darlington.
School mmissioncr-Charles w Bak
er.
Ducking Police-Wiliam V. Spencer
Thomas w. Sanders.
Inspector of Hay and Straw-Jacob p
Walker.
Supervisors of Elcctiou-J. Henry Cain
William J. Forsythc. George II. WINS.
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tg" Carpenter Wantcd.-To rent e&-
ce!irrt stone house in neig ghborhood where
carpenter is needed. House. garden,
ard COW feed six dollars a month. n. ].
Hvtchins, Darlington, or L. N. Allen, Bel
Al
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LEVEL. Feb 22.-Today, the celebration
of the father of our country.
"A free delivery number ., has been
established in this nei2lb0rhood. start
ing from Aberdeen. Good service has
been rendered with the exception of one
or two who have not their boxes up vet;
they are still getting their mail at Level
The Susquehanna river is an interest
ing sight, it being iii a worse condition
than was ever before known. The recent
warm rain will no doubt cause the ice "a
give way and those most nearly con.
nccted with it will have our heartfelt
sympathy
Gypsy" would most assurcGiy like to
have some OF Jim Sank's" shad, but h.
mistook the sex of the writer f'r I'm
afraid your correspondent is a little girl
Miss Iennie Bowman who has been i'll
for some time is convalcscent.
Mr.. George w. Bowman, of Whining
ton, has been visiting relatives in this
neighborhood.
Anna, daughter OF Mr. Jesse Price. who
has been spending some time with her
aunt Mrs. Richard Whitaker, of Delta
has returned home.
Mrs. Sarah Price still continues i'll at
her home. Gypsy
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road Checks Issucd.-Lee and Finney
Company, ,$l5 IS; " T. Hilditch, $11 40
r Harris Archer, So IS; W. ". Brad
ford, $73 80; X. b. McIlvaine. S22 25
Lee and Finney Company, S69.20.
Orders on County Treasurer..-Mt
Hope Retreat tor care of insane, SIS
Ewing and Company, supplies for Aims,
house. S9.25; X. II. Lee and Brother,
hauling for jail, 35 cents; Hartford Coun,
ty Telephone Company, S30.25; H. S,
Carver, attorney 5 fec, $50; Harry Pres,
ton, labor at Mmshouse, S25 so; W. s.
Sellers and Company, supplies at Aims.
house, 500 IA; Walter Finney, removal
of Charles Dehaven to Hospital, S3.36;
J ,hn n. Girvin, magistrate, So 40; Lee
and Finncy Company, taxes paid in
error, Sc so; Adolph Frick, repairing
chairs, so cents; ". W. Bradford. lumber
for Almshouse. $36.S6; b. W. Herring
taxes paid in error, $1.35; Noah Small,
Superintendent Almshouse, $35.
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PERUVIAN, Feb. 2l.-Mr. and Mrs
Marion Malcolm enter tanned few friends
~ their home Romncy Farm, Pcrryman
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs W
g. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Hollis. MIR
and Mrs. Jay +. Towucr. AIcSSrs Fred
Nelson, James Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Malcolm. Mrs. Nora Michael,
Misses Ioulic Elliott, Virginia Harris,
Nora Michael. Virginia Etheridge. Mary
Michael, Henrietta Malcolm, Wilanna
Malcolm, AIcssrS. Arthur Nelson. Bonn
Towner, Jacl, Malcolm, Edwin Michael.
Raymond Etheridgc, Of Baltimore, Oath
man Malcolm and Allen Etheridge, OF
Baltimore.
Miss Helen Rodgers. of Philadelphia,
has been visiting Mrs. =. X. Walker, OF
Bush River Neck.
Ny. Ioh-2 T. Lear who has been quite
i'll at the Maryland University Hospital
of Baltimore. is slightly improving.
DAISY BELLE.
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DARLINGTON, Feb. % Mir. Wilson
Galbreath. OF Baltimore, was the CUES
of his parents for a few days last week
Mrs. d. E. Price was the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Price. in Annapolis, lasr
week
Mrs. William Silver entertained the
Book Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Slye spent the holiday will
friends in Baltimore
Miss kimblc. of Abingdon, was tht
guest ri Mss Susie Kirk Iast week.
Miss Rvulah Whtelock is lmprov;n4
after short illness.
Rev. and Mrs. William Nimbali charm
inglv entcrt aimed a few friends at "flincl,
OIL Tuesday evening last.
The ladies of Grace Memorial Episcopal
Church have decided to meet at the
rectory on Saturday afternoons and sew
for good cause This work is for 8.
good cause and the idea is To hc carricG
out during the Lenten season SpcCia
services will he held in the church on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
and Sunday evening.
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Isis~ Money to Loan on Mortgage in
sums to suit. Thomas II. Robinson,
Attorney at Law. Bel All.
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DEATH or REV. Mr. BoCoCK.

Rev. kempcr Bocuck, for several years
rector of Grace Memorial Church, Dar-
liugtuu. died at the PRESBYTERIAN lloSpi-
tai, in Philadelphia. on Tuesday. Mr..
RococI, began his career us newspaper
man, but feeling that his field would be
broadcncd he entered the ministry. His
creed for living was the brotherhood of
man and his work had ever been to mitl-
gate the suffering of the working classes,
his aim being to bring cooperation be
tween the employer and employee, in
Christian charity, his work was much ap-
prccia ted by Bishop Satter!ce, who placed
him in charge of one of the churches con-
uected with the Pru-Cathedral in Wash
III ton. He WAS forced to give up this
charge on account of i'll health. Mr.. Bo-
cock Was a Virginian. man of culture
and scholarly attainments, and possessed
tie faculty Of winning to him all with
whom he came in contact.
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Netghborhood Meuvs.


BooTHBY HILL, Feb. 23.-Thc provcrh
LAS the days lcngthen. the cold
strengthens" seems to prove a true one
this year.
Miss Martha Chaney our popular
school teacher spent the holidays of this
week with relatives and friends in Balti,
more and vicinity.
Mr.. G. A. Mitchell entertained a few
OF his friends at cards on Wednesday
evening of last week; as alst. did Mr. B
NJ. Dcver, on Friday evening
MIR. ". d. Osborn who has been suffer.
ing from sprained arm is better
WINTER
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IzF~ Money for Mortgages first or
second on Farms. Term of years ( and )
PEI cent. interest. No commission
Gayl"rd and Co., 1914 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Gertrude Uhler. stcnographcr of
the H:giS office. is the guest of relatives
III Philadelphia.
Mrs. George A Colder, of North Full
ton Avenue, Baltimore, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin Mrs. NJ.
Stanley McComas.
Mr. Charles G. Forwood, of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs W. Smithson Forwood.
Miss Sara L. Butler, Of Baltimore. has
been the guest of the Misses Forwood.
General aud Mrs. Herman Stump were
the guests Of Governor and Mrs. Edwin
Warfeld on Thursday of last week.
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MR. LANES I. FLOWERS.

MIR. James T Flowers, aged - years,
died at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Price Whitaker, in Delta, on Tuesday
night. lie had been i'll for some time
with diseases incident to old age. The
Immediate cause of his death was heart
failure. He is survived by two daughters
and five sons. MIR. Flowers had been a
resident of near Bel Air for many years,
and had always been held in the highest
esteem by all Who knew him. His manner
was retiring, but his devotion for his
friends was so strong that it could not
DC questioned. His funeral will take place
today, Friday, at y o'clock. The inter
ment will be at Friendship cemetery.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned rs attorney for owner
will offer at Public Sale, at the Court House
door III Bel Air,
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Rev and Mrs Y D Wilson of Glendale
Oslo. haze been the guests Of Mrs. VII
cons hrother. Mr. K. Harry Webster.
Mrs John t. Rouse is visiting Mrs
kenly in York. Pennsylvania.
Miss Eta Rouse, who has been spend
my t,ic past SIN weeks in North Carolina
has returned.
Mr.. !. T. :. Hopkins, jr., cashier Of the
Citizens National Bank, Port Deposit
WIS The guest of his parents this week
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~ NUNUAY, MARcH.l MI. l",l


, ali thosc two TRACTS Or PARCELS 90:
/ LAND. situate and lyingin HarIord County
/ Maryland near Thomas Run +. o.. lately i'll
| the possession of Miss Hannah :. Bull ;hat
| is to say
First-Au that Farm containing ~ Acres,
! 2 Roods ard - Pcrchcs. moro or less --r!poIi
which Milton Buli now -eHi,',S.
Sec"ud--.lt that wood iut sup, JSCri q con.
( tain :, on 20 10 - Acres. and living within IA
( short distance ol the ;irSt parcel.
''arerl No. has on it about 20 ncrc~ Of
woodland. II portion Of which is y: excellent
t'nlhcr The residue Of the tract i in n fine
state of cultivation and has on il a beautiful
meadow lying along Thomas Run. The i'm
provemcntS consist OF an excellent FRAME
DWELLING. Il large Stone Barn and other
outbaildings; the fencing is H.e Nccllent coudi-
ton, the whole place is i'll good kclter. and il
is one Of the most desirable farms in the DceI
Creek Valley.
Parcel No. = has on it some good timber
and has aiwGTs been used wood lot in
connection with the farm.
The two parcels comprise the land devised
by William Bull TO his wife Tor life, with re-
rEaindcr TO his i've daughters by his will
bearing date on the Goth day OF May. 1913.
and now of record Ill the office OF the Register
of Wills OF Hartford county. i'll Libcr {. ". b
40. :, folio u. except about Isl acres. after
wards sold to James II BEll.
The TWO tracts will he offered separately
and together. and sold i'll whichever way may
prove mr re advantageous
The terms ri sale prescribed by the deere
are: Onc-third OF the purchase money bt
paid in cash on the day of sale, or upon the
ratification thereof. in the discretion OF the
trustees: onc-third thereof in NiN months and
the residue thereof i'll twelve months from the
day of sale. or all cash. n purcha Ser's option;
credit payments to bear interest from day OF
sale and to be secured by the notes bonds
ot the purchaser. with security approved by
the trustees.
WILLIAM n. HARLAN.
j. EDWIN WEBSTER,
hos p;.,|,o
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yicted Of larc nv, was sent to the psni'
tsptiary tpr two wears and six months
George Gibson. VIII" had heen convicted
nf the some otlanse, received Il like sen
tenCe
Frank Gibson, who had been convicted
Of ;he larceny ofchickcns from Mrs. Clara
Wilkinson, WAS sent t. the House ofCor-
rcCtiun tor six months.
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FALLsToH, Feb. 23.--Washington's
birthday passed off very quietly here.
Miss Mary Rankin, of Baltimore, has
returned from visit to her friend Hiss
Ruth E. Street.
Alexander, the little son of Mr. aud
Mrs. John Livingston is quite i'll at his
home with pneumonia.
Miss Virginia Pardu, of Dublin, is sub
stituting for Miss Ethel Curtis who has
been at home on account of the illness OF
her mother.
Mr.. Alex. Street, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. Lyons, of Charles county,
spent the holidays at his home
OBSERVER
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OBITUARY.
MRS COMFORT ". w. MrEslS0N.

Mrs Comfort NJ W Morrison. willow
of the Rev. George Morrison, died at her
home near Ccckeysville, Baltimor,
county on Sunday. She WAS well know1
in this county
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MISS JOHANNA LYNCH.

Miss Johanna Lynch. whose death was
reported in last weeks .I"is, WAS buried
at St. Francis Cemetery, Abingdon, on
Saturday morning The services were in
charge of Rev. Father Clement. The
pail bearers were Daniel F. Sullivan, John
J. Sullivan, Furry F. Sullivan, James p.
Sullivan Leo Sullivan and Thomas ].
Green. H. X. McComas was the under
takrr
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\IRS. ANN STREET

Mrs. Ann STREET., widow of the late
Corbin Grafton Street,. died on February
18th near the Rocks. Her funeral took
place Tie following Wednesday, the in
tcrmcnt being 1t Waters Memorial NJ.
E Church.
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MRS SARAH \. CARVER.

Mrs. Sarah A. Carver, formerly Of
Havrc dc Grace, died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles A NcFadden,
in New Jersey, on Sunday Of last week.
She WAS a widow OF the late George ".
Carver, and was i'll the srvcnty-ninth
year of her age. Mir. George ". Carver,
foreman IF the Hartford Democrat, is one
of her sons.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
RICHARD ROBINSON,

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register of Wills o.
Hartford County. Md letters OF admins
tra:ion on the estate of
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Trustees Sale

In pursua1 OF :, decree of he ( ire. :. ...l:
tor har!sIi County .irJ.s.L i. ,...cY. ia.;.l
OH the 5l&- dag 0! D-TO'sgz -: - =
IN IIic |aSC j,.Tnsi =. F.-ti.,T. - 81 -.
Mary II. Bull ct al III. subs. I;rs55 A. nus
tees, viii offer ar thv t"urI Hon: :: .oT. . III
Rel AiI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
HANNAH T.. NORRIS,

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obj aimed from the Orphans Court of
Hartford county. Md, letters testamentary
ON the estate of
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iSE@ For Sale.-No. FRESH Cow. ii.
Gleason, AllibDTe, Md.
tsE~For Rcnt--A House and Barn. D.
=. Lynch, Bynum. Md
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~ Wanted Ahuut Alarch Isl A IIrst
class Farm hand. Must lie sober and
industrious and know how to do farm
work properly, and take care of team
and tools. Can only accommodate a man
of small family. Good wages and good
home. Poplar Grove Stock FaIIn, ] l..
Mccormick. agent. Bel Air, Md.
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State of Maryland, County of Hartford, IS.
l, Walter Finney. Cashier OF the
abovc-namcd bank, do soIerrnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
hest of my knowledge and belief
WALTER FINNEY,
Cashier.
Subscribed anHsworn To before me this
29th day Of January, 1904.
II. T. H0BLlTZELL,
Notary Public.
C0rrcct-AtlvSt
THOS. II ROBINSON.
W. REATTY HARLAN, Directors.
!. b. HANWAl.
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Wanted To purchasc-A second
hand Letter Press medium size. BiSscll
and Shaw Coal Co, Bel Air, Md
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On or Before ths l6th Day of AUGUST. l0O4

la.c o:Eurford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified tn exhibit the same. with the legal
vouchers thereof
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register OF Wills Of
Hartford county. Md. letters o! adm:niStra-
tior, c. I. a., upon the estate of
WILLIAM CALDER,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All person
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 2Sth Day of July, 1904,
OF they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate pa yment.
Given under my hand and seal this 2Nth day
OF January. 1904. -
JAMES +. DENOE,
Administrator c. I.
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In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court for Hartford County. in Equity. the
Sale on the premises, about one mile north
OF Flintvillc Z. O..
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r:s9 Wanted March LIST Good Farmer
small family, very liberal inducencnt to
right man. W H. Riddle, Fork, Md.
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On or Before the l6th Dav Of August. lQO

late OF ii Harford county, deceased. All lpcrsors
having claims against said deceased are here.
by notified ~ exhibit the same, With the legal
vouchers thereof