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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
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bel ,lHo %idlreibet INT Qustuuit an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
Weeea NrebsiAaoen.

Sh emuislle HERMIT S%tropp's beriihmte
beittide Guluer. 2ieielben beileu jeoen lu0dl
ridt cuiaebrodenen) 9rebs iopohl inuerlib ais
auBer!tdi. 9Gs a,ertaluIr ein5ig bette yQittel, nm
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Rem, 5eIguilIe II. /. 10. ldrcibe men on:
ToWato L. SpeoinG,
ct. NufaS. Spipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
sEAsoARD FLORIDA LIMITED.

70 the Carolinas, Georgia and Flor
ida. Double Daily Service. Cafe Din
ing Cars. Edward f. Cost, Traffic
Manager. Charles b. Ryan, General
Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
Naiehauolnna.

5err giois ssaiei, Hc. 1912 5oluna StraBe. Gus
bunue, ,Souu, bot itetS cine uuuuanoige 2hIs ruabl
einheimiidlcr mo impcrrtrtrr aniPiortel pprs
rGtbig. euslpGrtise SetclungeH iutroeu prompt
bsiDrst. &r:i9!ii.e ip;ro uuf &eglGIGeI gsrne
5uSelGIOt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
Niir sic nenc Subnancr Seucruer'
iidDernugs : WcIcGIdaft

iinO bcrcit& 9tftieu in geirage bon
100000 Ae5eidniet iuoroen, 10 DOB
nGd)iten3 Die erie Gerionmllung Der
HlttIcl- SHbaber Ituttfin0en fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
Weiu9t.

Etarte iunge Skinner, I'm id) ais 2otomotio-
hei3er auS3ubiloer; quite Se5ablItg vuo auss
iidht ein aptomctipiubrer 5u speroeI. Mon
ooreiire: ~
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23
Hturkthrrtu1te.
sSi.r Sen 6robperfamf.

Ou b II II E, ben 81. Sev.
@etreioe. 9eM W.bL etc.
Naisr: 35@37c..
Soru: 43@4,c.
@srlte: 40-5Qc per Buibet.
Ro9gm: 55-60c per Sulbel.
Neu: S7.500S. so.
Webl: P0tsnt, s5.00@5.20; itraisbt,
"a. 80@5.00.
alsis: SIG. 90. @$17.00
Suttsr. gieruuoG aie.
Gi.r: 35ep per 0ugsno.
Sutter: Nairp, POS y. PiunO Cream;
ern. "A d21c.
&aie: Rabm &aie, 1916; &rid, l2;.
Groceries etc.
Rei5 Gi-9Ic per Siuuo.
!3wtebelu: 100 per Sulbel.
9lep'el: So. 000S4. 90 per Sdrrel
Sartoiiel 81. 90 per BuibsI.
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Gtiere: So. 15@4.00.
Ninper: So. 00a3.2j.
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SNmoI;: s!@9c.
&ob!eu: SnartsobIeN, $500 per Souue,
NoI;: &ntes GiteHgoIS. 5.00@S6.5 so PEI
Sprpe.
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Sbicaso, ben 81. 6eb.
8etreipe.

1etreipe.
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Mot. 1.O2& al OF
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s5sb.: $4,000.
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Sic GrjoiD5cic TIT
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81 nit ongebli6 1924 Sinoern.
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ridt meniger olS 20 o9(coOemies"
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Observation-Disclosures : Nnitnlten. Sn
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Sine jebr gIntise Welesenbeit

bietet ith eiusm beutihsn aatbplitsn fir eli
lsiuomiiblens uuo Iurrpel 8eidlGit. Wlu'
4lumbing ueriteheu. Wan psnoe lid al Tso
". Gpu, Crete, Neb.
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WQenten ecjuf)t.

Titr ben Stnot 3oua. Cute GonImifIcn iuirS
5uaeidert. @an !uenoe i'd ar: Veterinary
science Association, Dycrsville, Iowa. FRED
i. KERN, Manager.
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@e'alsen.8ull: Hdute: no. /, Gents
Gp. =, 4 Gents.
Sriib 9sial;sue &aIbbGute: 90. !, 10
Gents; lto. 9, 81 Gents.
6Gl9: DO. !, 4i0eutS 30. ., 81 Gents.
Shdisfele: 12M20@entS.
Srp Scne, 5000 per Tonne; Otinsral,
s22 per &anienb silaf SAT, $31@36 per
Some.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23

Sbe Mutlal @ife Sninrancc Company
of gtrw g)orf,
Ei6arh Y. .aR 6 urbp, Etaii6,nt.
FLEMING BROS, Managers,
Dubuque, Des Moines. Omaha.
George | Brown, Special Agent.
w. d. Middlesworth, Special Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-23

o.x @eten in elmer babubn bsuhhen Gonui.w i'm umhiS bon 20 Metn tni tatbmH.
arden fuo. SeS hIn nroen ppnb pen ehu. Seuehithrz S6meheng ehUtt. SRru b boz
fo oh etihe Mrbw8gGubne wehe tire carmen pcunuhcu moleL auNunita ber plsenoe Sr
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
Vardaman ANNOUNCES.

hon. W S, Nardaman in this issue an,
noUnces his candidacy for reelection tc
the Office Of Mayor, subject to the action
of the voters at the approaching munich
pal election.
MIR, Nardaman has made the city a
splendid official. He haY worked zeal
ousI y for all that he belicvcdto be to the
best interests of the community, and he
IS willing to be measured BY the degree
ofcilciency which he has discharged the
duties Of the Of the Oillcc.
During the past year, he turned into
the city treasury over $4,000 from fines
and iorfcitures alone more than twice
the amout collected in the same length
OF time by his predecessors A share of
the credit for this splendid showing is
due to Marshal Mcbride, who has always
been ready to do his full duty in hunt
ing down the trausgrcssor in order that
the otlense might be cXpatatcd before
the mayor.
There is no denying the fact that the
city is now cleaner and clearer Of UNI
desirable population than ever before in
It's history. The streets are in better
condition and we have more and better
sidewalks, For all of this We must give
Mr. Nardaman a large share of the
'redIt. He is progressive aud enter
lrislng and an earnest advocate of all |
hat pertains to the advancement of
Greenwood
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
CITATION NOTICE.

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
To Ananias Bell, Memphis Tenn:
You are commanded to appear before
the Cbancery Court Of the County Of
Lc1ore in said State,on the first Monday
Of April, A. d., 1904, and show cause why
the final account Of e. y. Williamson,
your guardian, by ]. II. Ellington, adj
ministratOr Of the estate OF the said G..
Il. Williamson should not be allowed and
approved.
This the 9Th day Of February, a. d.,
1904. G. W. CROCKETT,
POLLARD & HAMMER, Clerk.
feG-3t Solicitors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
SOME SHORT STORIES
OF LOCAL INTEREST

, The municipal campaign has opened
, and TIM COMMONWEALTH is ready to an
q noance those who desire to serve Ia,
, people Of Greenwood in an official ca
pacity. Don't be bashful about making
your wants known.
\ movement is on foot to couip first,
3 class baseball team for the coming Sea
son. Many of our citizens have sub.
scrihcd to a fund 20 provide uniforms
aud THE COMMONWEALTH is glad to learn
that the success OF the undertaking is
already assured.
Mr.. J. b. Rcdditt, of Rising Sun, was
in the city Monday and called at this
office to get his copy of TnE COMMON
WEALTH, which failed to arrive through
the mails Mr.. Rcdditt says that
he has been subscriber Of the paper
since its first issue and that he is much
pleased with the enlarged edition.
Judge ". +. Stevens, who wilIa rs
special judge in cases wherein Judego
| kmbrou@h is disqualified, will he in at
! tendance upon the session of Circuit
! Court in this city next week. lie is ono
Of the best Circuit Judges in the State,
ana ms numerous Greenwood friends
VIII DC Slau 10 see h'n''
The river Is rising rapidlv NOW and
the steamboats, have oII fbn votrr
needed to carry full carGocs. The river
trade was never better than now
The city has bacn full of visitors this /.
"'tN' mostly mon VINO nave business
oelore ''frUit court ihc notes ana
p"ardlh% houses nave De"h inadequate |
10 IN" o"nahu ana many nav" had to .
SIOUX accommodation III private iahilleS'
Mr. T. r. AuStin has uurrb,srd tho
corner at the west en-" OF the AUSTIN /
pIock, fronting on Market street. ana
VIII soon erect thereon large and com
modlous nat Tor the accommodation
OF small ialhiiIcS VINO want rooms Tor
lIghl housekeeping.
Mr. Morris Lewis. \ promincnt NOR.
chant of Lryinoton was in thr citv for
snveroI dovs last ycpl, mnkinm orro,gn-
mcnts for ibn onnniup of n hrnnch or he 1
/ owls Herman Comnany, In Groop,yood
He h1s formed a nartncrshfn ,vith Mr.
simon Uvmon undnr tbr firm nomc ortho /
Comnanv. which win or-
rupv thrnn stores in tbc now Stnir
hInck no soon no thcv arn connIotod
Mr., Lewis is ono OF the best merchants
in the State, having achieved wonderful
success in the little town of Lexington
In addition to the prestige of a large
md growing city, the Greenwood store
viii have the advantage Of the splendid
PERSONAL supervision OF Mr.. LYMAN, who
will devote his entire time to the bust
'ps9' ts a'u III, Hr ., n""M9N "nAh'n preuIG'S
,.,So ,tS ~ @ m,.l '"n1 "nS..l",th s', "nonS we
'oneL l%' t"u S""voSaiui G i"oro"N'l'o
''''''''''''' VI ''''''"''''
Mr. h. Bernstein, for many years one
IF the most prominent merchants of
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
CIIAIION NOTICE..

STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
To Dixie Wellman,
l5j Third street, Memphis, Tenn
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court Of the
County of Leflorc in said State on the
first Monday Of April, A. D., 1904, and
show cause why the final account of @.
H. Williamson, your guardian, by j. II.
Ellington, administrator Of the estate OF
the said q. u. Williamson, should not be
allowed and approved
This the 9TH day Of February, A. d.,
1904. G. w. CROCKETT,
POLLARD & HAMMER, Clerk,
fe6-3t Solicitors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06

Amen 20 y.
Miss Emma Barr, Of Lexington, has
been the guest Of friends and relatives
in the city.
Mrs. A. Bernstein, has returned from
a visit to friends in Grecnyille.
Mr.. $. J. Stein spent Sunday in Green
vile.
Mr.. A. Bernstein left Sunday for Mem
phis.
Dr. r. i. Walker, of North Carr0lltOn,
was in the city Monday, en- route to
New Orleans, where he will take
special course at Tulane Medical Col
Icge
Mr., r. NJ. Kerby, prominent planter,
Of Lcfore, was in the city Thursday and
made this office an appreciated call.
Mr.. II. f. otto, Of Sidon, who is a mem
ber Of the Circuit Court grand jury, was
a pleasant caller at this sanctum Thurs
day.
Mr.. T. r. CaubIe, formerly manager Of
the Cumberland Telephone Exchange in
this city, spent Thursday with Green
wood friends.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wright, Of Valley Hill,
representative citizen Of the neighbor-
ing county Of Carroll, was visitor to
the city Thursday. Mr.. Wright has
many friends in Greenwood who are al
ways glad to see him.
Mr.. j. W. Whittle, of the Itta Bena
Hardware Co., was in Greenwood a day
or 50 this week. This Office acknowlcd-
ges pleasant call.
Mr.. Sam NJ. Stein is now performing
the double duty Of acting cashier Of the
Bank Of Itta Bcna, in relief Of Mr. c.
Dunn, who is i'll at his home in Green
wood, and that Of looking after his firms
insurance businncss here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06

Willie b. McCarty has arranged to
make regular weekly trips to Green
wood with a load Of chickens. nice fresh
eggs and gilt-edgc butter. Orders can
be left at Cooks gun shop, and will be
delivered promptly every Wednesday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
CITATION NOTICE,
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
TO Maggie WcIlman Taylor,

70 Maggie WcIlman Taylor,
lJJ, Third Street, Memphis, Tenn:
You are commanded to appear before
The Chanccry Court Of the County of
LeHore, in said State, on the first Mon
day of April. A. d., 1904, and show cause
why the final account of q. u. William
son, your guardian, by J. II. Ellington,
administrator Of the estate Of the said
q. u. Williamson, should not be allowed
and approved.
This the 9Th day Of February, A. d.,
1904. G. W. CROCKETT,
POLLARD Il HAMMER, Clerk.
fe6-3t Solicitors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court convened last Monday
and will continue all of next week. The
grand jury had not made its report up
TO the hour Of going to press. Full pro-
ccediHgs will appear next week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06

COSTS NO MORE THAN THE OTHER
KIND. THAT'S WHAT YOU GET
AT THE COMMONWEALTH
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-06
For Sale Cheap.

A fine square piano, in perfect condi-
ton and tune. Will sell for $1,000 on
easy payments If bougIIl at once. Call
on 4. WELLER & Co.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO MARCH 2.

Mary I. BaeHev to Michael H. Fahcy,
part of lot No. 100 i'll square No 2G+,
Havre de Grace, 81 .325.
Newberry a. 5. Keyser to blanche X.
keyser, GO acres. First district. $40 etc.
Noble l.. Mitchell and wife to Mary Z.
Turner, Fourth district one half acre,
$500
Cora l.. McFadden to the Postal Tele-
eraph-Cable Company, right of way, s.
etc.
Mary f. Lee and husband to the Pos
tai Telegraph-Cable Company, right of
way, 50 etc.
Bette w. Maxwell to the Postal Telc-
graph-Cable Company, right of way, So
etc.
James Lee and wife to the Postal Telt-
graph Gable Company, right of way, 81
! etc.
Ariel E. Williams and husband to the
Postal Telcgraph-Cahle Company, right
of way, s. etc.
Frank II. Jacobs and wife to the Pos
tai Telegraph Gable Company. right OF
way, So etc.
J. Royston Sitter and wife to the Pos.
tai Telcgraph-Cahlc Company, right Of
way, So etc.
Octavian NJ. Whitaker and wife to the
| Jarrettsvlle Building Association
Forge Property" II acres, $1,000.
Eliza NJ. Jackson to William F. C"ale
Eliza Chase CoaIe and Frederick Skip
with Coale, Evergreen" 90 acres. and
"Westwood," 30 acres, 1900
l P. L. Hopper, trustee, to Jacob A. l.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PRoCEEDINGS.

The Eoard met ON Wednesday.
! Contracts with teachers and trustees
were 1atiir,i as follows: l0-l Miss icona
/ Halle. II Miss Cara Mechem.
| The regular hhrar, donation 1t $40
was ordered cur 2u-,1psitu, a)l>earnount
having been rs.l>cd bY the school.
The Board decided Ia adhere strictly 20
the law in matters of compensation Tor
teachers absent from school, for other
causes than personal illness
The damage by fire to the High School
Building in Havre dc Grace was adjusted
with the Hartford and Cecil Companies,
the amount of the loss being agreed upon
as $500. Immediate repairs were ordered
50 that the school could continue work
until vacation when permanent repairs
will be made.
In response to 4 large number nt letters
from representative men of every section
of the county urging the introduction OF
a histo-r of Hartford county in the public
schools, it was ordered that one copy OF
Prestun'S history Is p!&Ccd1n each school.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Iuvicw Of the dcar:il Of teachers in re
cent wears due to the opening up OF a va
ried line OF occupations |" females aud
tie low salaries paid thcri! i'll the public
school service, it is the sense of this
beard that the course of free education
mast seriously suffer unless sufficient
financial aid is furnished by the State To
attract into the corps we'll equipped
body of permanent teachers.
".lesolvcd that the pro per steps be tax
ell TO bring the subject before the General
Assembly now in session at Annapolis
Matthew Cain WAS appointed trustee
at 7-3. Ross Bay was appointed trustee
of rs in place of DR.. Arthur, removed
from the district.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

DARLIN,iToN, March An Afternoon
Tea" was given by Mrs. X. :. Could on
Saturday week last at her pretty l,umc
near Darlington. The invited guests vcrv
Mesdamcs Christopher Wilson, Nc":lin
Smith, Ephraim Hopkins, u. Z. TEomas.
(. A Andrew. James T. Jones William
Silver. John II. Price, Charles Harry.
Mrs Newlin Smith gave an attractive
luncheon on Friday last. The guests
were Alesdames John Il. Price, Christie
pher Wilson. J. Stabicr. u. +. Thomas,
Clinton Smith, X. $. Gould, William Hll-
yer. Alfred Edge. John ). Hopkins, Chas.
y. Thomas, Misses Hannah Hopkins ~ d
Ethel Smith, Mrs StahIer, ir.
Mrs. Charles y. Thomas beautifully
entertained the reading club on WcdncS-
day last. The Prose Writers OF Ger.
many" was the subject under discussion.
Mrs. James T. ZONES and Mrs u. Z.
Thomas were the guests Of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Wallis 1t Forest
Hill on Friday. it being the titirticth an
nivcrsary OF their wedding.
Dr. Ephraim Hopkins is recovering
from an Illness of several weeks.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

JARRETTSvILLE. February 29.-A very
enjpvable surprise party was given i!
honor OF Miss Emma Mae EgGlest"Il, ON
the ncca sion of her seventeenth birthday.
at her home, "Wcicomc Cottage, on
Friday evening, February %. Music
and games were INDUCED IN until a late
hour, after which all repaired to he din
ing-room and partook of refreshments.
Those present were Misses Mary GairneS,
Virginia Taylor. Marie Hawkins, Mary
Rigdon, MAY GLADDEN., Leila Scarbor.
ough and Helen Field Smith; MessrS.
Frank Stonvburner, Wallace Fowler,
William r. Wiley, Harry {. Scarf Mar.
itn kurtz, Raymond Spencer, Archos
Pennington, Samuel Gaihreath, Herbert
Cairnes, Charles Schustcr and Clinton
Hid.
/. Miss Pearl Hid is visiting relatives "A;
/ Black Horse.
Miss Bessie EVELYN Stritchoil' Is spend
| ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs
Joseph Cunningham, of York
/ MIR. J. 6. Hawkins is i'll with an attach
of grip.
Or. N. l.. Jarrett, who has been :
guest OF friends in Baltimore. has return
ed to his home. "IIIAWATuA.'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04
BEL AIR NOTES.

Mr.. Harry Bateman, who recently sui
:cred stroke of paralysis, is improving
ana able 10 be out again.
Mr.. Alexander Norris, Deputy Register
of Wills, who has been quite i'll, is again
able to attend to business. Mrs. Norris
is also improving.
Mrs. Walter Finney was the guest of
Baltimore friends last week.
Mr. Walter w. Preston and family,
who have been living on Hickory avenue,
have removed TO their handsome resi-
dence near Emmorton. Mr.. Charles T.
Wright has purchased Mr. preston's Bel
Air residence and will occupy the same.
Miss Frances Page, of Baltimore, was
the guest of her brother, DR.. Robert
Page, over Sunday.
Miss Mary Lee CastlenLan, of tke
Girls Latin School, Baltimore, accom-
parted by her class, mate, Miss Deborah
Adams, of Mississippi, spent the week
end with her parents at Emmanue
Rectory.
Miss Grace r. Street, has returned from
| her tour through Florida and Cuba.
DR.. Howard Kelly was in Bel Air OF
Saturday.
Judge Norris, DR.. Norris, Mrs. Archer
and Miss Casardra Lee are now iii P;eri:
from whence they will go London etc.
prior to their return in April.
Miss Kitty Munnikhuysen was thu
guest of her old school-rnate, Rebeccs
Webb, part Of this week.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

FOREST HIM. Feb. 20.--T.le secia! Dc
DHrtm>nt - Centre l:pWurth l.cu.Ii.
held it, four, Il meeting ui the season al
;ilr no; < 81 Mr. Elisha X. Pyle OF! Wed
nrs,!,,T nj lit. Iliccvening was pleasant
" s,ter1i in games. music and Suc.hiintcr.
coursr At eleven clock a coil@t'nn wa
served after which each one departed fnI
home assuring the hostess Of an cnjoyabl.
evening. About forty eight were present
MIR Charles Jci!ery of Baltimore, spts.l
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Z. Ittlery
Misses Grace and Adeii, Tucker Az
spending so:ne time with their cousin,
Mrs. I.ou Wade Gosneli, of KuXton,
Baltimore.
Mr.. Walter Wilson spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Baltimore.
The teachers and pupils Of Forest Hill
High School viii hold an Oyster Tea.
on Friday night, March the fourth, at
the u. (. 7. L. Hail The money :aiscd
is 10 be devoted 70 a worthy catisc, 81
ever one should give generously. Come
o:t. Come all
Miss M,.ry Zoe is visiting relatives in
Gowsou an! Baltimore.
OMIT. Il lluu2lIcr at cases Of grip and ~
phnitI icYcr are reported aroui.d.
Mr. Iame,; K Wheeler, Of baltimore,
spent SunGiN with his mother, Mrs.
Margaret hSclrr.
Nj BELLA Magic has returned t. Bal
t!a..srr rttc! Spending sofnctlm" Wittl !!C:
parents. Mr.. and Mis-. Samuel q NaHlc.
sac has accepted = position with Arm.
STRONG. %;tgur and Company.
Hiss Margaret Smithsnn IS lying very
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-04

Cole, lot No. go in sInrra y" -
liayrc tx craze. 500
William II. Cole II. aud VIE to iacoi
Al. Cole, lot No @1S in :,qlar" No. -
IIavre dc Grace, $215
Lawrence Street and lyifr to hcrord'
Street, ; acres. $3.50
Henry y. Whitaker, trustee. /" vii
more Durham. Is acres, fonrlA district
/ $3.50,
1 William l., Cooley and Harry ). Car
yer. trustees, to Peter elliott. scconC
district, ! acres, 500.
MURRAY Nandivcr and vile to Lanh"ri
{. Pohl, part of lot No. Oh i'll square
No. 200. lIav.c dc TRACE. S3,-to}.
William X. Jones 10 Thomas /. Brooks,
one acre, s. etc.
Mary NJ. Murphy to Thomas J. Brooks,
"Nichol disappointed, 80 acr's. %35o.
Howard 7. Taysun and Wiz 90 Chas
II. and Susie 5. Armstrong, s,con! dis
trict, "Wood's Mcadows,' - acres,
S1,54O.
Stevenson y. Williams, trustee, and
Frank H. Jacobs and wii:. to lanes ".
Wilson. both in Abingdon, one acre, So
etc.
Martha A. Culum and husband to
William |. Singleton, Second district,
half acre, $500.
Mary Kidd, Florencc Hanna and Sadie
p. S!ee to John ", and Ava NJ. iIa"ril-
ton, "Stony Ridge" and Belgrade, "
third district, 60 acres, S2,5Oo.
J. Thomas {. Hopkins and William l..
Cooley. trustees, TO Asa \ Taylor,
"WnudS Rest, " "GoldSmtll's Rest" and
Castle Grab. " 400 a,r,'s. SIS, 500.
Martha (. MiuuicIi to Roncr: y Cas-
tlcmnn, "kidnIinstcr." third district,
50 square pcrchc%. so.