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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-01-22
DEATH OF MR.. LEVI COOPER.

On January II MIR. Levi Cooper, one
ed residents cf this part of Hartford coun-
ty died suddenly at his home near Line
Bridge, and was buried in the family
burying ground on the 18th. Rev. X. 6.
Stewart, of Statewide Presbyterian
Church, conducted the funeral service.
The pail bearers were H. Clay Whiteford,
Robert n Glasgow, William Galbreath.
John BOYD, Daniel Stubs and Benjamin
Stubs. If Mr.. Cooper had lived until
the 25th of March he would have been IS
years of age. While his friends realized
that the decay of age was gradually
growing upon him, yet the end came
without warning. He had been out i'll
speeding his stock as usual, and after en-
tering the house at about 10 80 A NJ.
warmed his hands at the fire, rcclined on
his couch, and was soon apparently
sleeping But the family noticed some
popularity in his appearance and discov-
cred that he was dead.
The Cooper family in America started
with John Cooper, great.grandfather of
the deceased, who came from England in
1920. taking up an extensive tract Of
land bordering the Susquehanna, in what
was thought to be Baltimore county,
Maryland. But Mason and Dixons sur
vey decided that the greater part of it
was in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Levi Cooper,
however, acquired considerable amount
of Maryland property. He never married,
and remained with two maiden sisters,
Misses Margaret and Mary, on the ances-
trail home, which was kept much in
Colonial style until the old stone mansion,
with many valuable family relics, was
destroyed by fire about five years ago.
The present home is frame structure of
modern design. The Coopers had no i'll
clination to speculate with their money
and never connected themselves with
stock companies. They were always re-
for plain, unassuming manners
and substantial hospitality Baltimore
Sun
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| The Forest Hill W. {. T. 1. will hoi,
a sock social on Tuesday, January 10Th
! at 80 Of clock, i'll its Hall. Admission
twice the size of your sock. All vel
come.
Miss NJ f. Stockham, formerly o
Perryman, hut now of Baltimore, is still
confined to her bed at her home & East
Randall street. She is suffering from
rheumatism and bronchial pneumonia.
The Bryant Literary Society of Oar
lington High School met on Friday. The
meeting was called t. order and the
minutes read aud approved. There being
no other business. the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Song, Row,
Brothers Row" Life Harriet Bcccher
Stowe" Edith h. Selfe; solo, Down on
the Farm" Lucille Knight; Sayings OF
Authors" Catha NJ. Selte;; Miscellaneous
Quotations" eighth grade; reading,
The Little Evangelist" Elizabeth NJ.
Knight song, The w itch On Rhine. y
Adjourned to meet January 2Sth.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, January 20.-The cold
weather has prolonged the ice harvest
and Adams and Rigdon are now filling
their house with ice that has reached a
depth of twenty inches.
Miss Lillian lianway was pleasantly
surprised by Il number of her friends who
called at her home on Friday evening.
Their visit was in the nature of masque-
rade party and their costumes varying
from the sOm1re habilimentS of the men
to gtotesque representations cf clowns
! and darkieS, caused great deal of mirth.
One very amusing character WAS that OF
Martha Washington, successfully lm-
personated by Mr.. ]. Harry Gibson,
while Mrs. Gibson took the part of an
Indian girl. Mr.. William +. Morgan was
disguised in the rich rcgalia of a Mexican.
Master Douglas kennev and Miss Libhic
Mitchell represented the King and = .ceiI
of Hearts. Prizes were given Mrs.
Howard II. Mitchell as Red Riding Hoo /
and Mr.. Shirley c. Morgan as an Indian
Chief. After removing their masks the
guests were entertained at cards and a
collation. was served.
Miss Virginia Harris entertained the
Peruvian Euchre Club on Wednesday
evening of last week at her home in Bush
River Neck. About twenty guests were
present and prizes were won by Mrs. L.
H. Johnson and Prof William II. Pcntz
Mr. and Mrs Pentz will entertain the
same club at their home in Aberdeen this
Wednesday evening.
Among those in this vicinity who visit
ed Annapolis on Monday and Tuesday
in consequence of the great senatorial
contest were: Messrs. T. l.. Hanway,
William II. Jacobs, John Smith, Henry
Tarring and John F. Wells.
Miss Lilly Keen, of Collington, paid
visit last week to Mrs. T. L. Hanway.
Miss Lillian Smith is spending part of
the week in Baltimore. VIRGINIA.
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from JarrettsYilIe

1ARRErTsv1LLE, January 19th.-Aliss
J aura Gilbert, of Hereford, is the guest
of her sister, Miss Ella Gilbert
Miss Annie Mitchell, daughter, of Hon.
Noble l.. Mitchell. is the guest Of Miss
Bessie Z. Stritehoif
MIR. J. w. Jarrett is confined to his boi'
with the grip.
Miss Marguerite Scarf, who has been
i'll for the past week, is again able to re-
sumo her duties at the academy.
Miss Sallie Eggleston, 0fPittsburg, Pa,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Joseph Eggles-
ton.
William Franklin. Youngest son of Mr..
and William Deets, is very i'll.
Mrs. Nora HaZlctt, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is convalcscent.
Mr.. Charles Besler, one of the oldest
residents Of Jarrettsville, died at his home
on Tuesday evening. MIR. Besler was
born in Germany on November2T, 1917.
At the age of fifteen he accompanied his
father to America, landing in Baltimore
August 80, 1882, and upon the 18th of
the following month settled upon the
farm in Hartford county, where he lived
until his death. He is survived by his
wife, Mrs. ChriStiana Besler. He was a
devoted member OF Bethel Presbyterian
Church, from which his funeral will take
place.
Protracted meeting is i'll progress at
Asburv NJ. E. Church
Pink eve seems to be the fashion among
a number of our citizens
Miss Elizabeth CairneS was unable to
attend school the first of the week, on
account Of sickness.
MIR l.. J. Gross is suffering with Sc.
we're attack of pink eve. ROSE Bun.
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MEETING or FIRE INSURANCE DIRECTORS

The directors Of the Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Hartford county met
at their office in Bel Air on Monday.
The nomination of ]. Lawrence Nc
Cormick, by President Dallam, as In
spector of Risks, was confirmed.
The resignation of J. Lawrence Nc
Cormick as director was accepted, and
W. Beatty Harlan was elected to fill the
vacancy.
The board adopted the classification
of contents of barns and dwellings, as
per recommendation of the members
meeting held on January +th. Plans to
cover risks on vacant houses were also
formulated'and adopted.
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MONTHLY REPORT
or THE
Treasurer of Hartford County
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to California.

\ personally conducted tour to southern
California will leave Baltimore and Washing
ton by special train from Harrisburg over the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. on February IL.
The route of the tour will he via New Orleans,
stopping at that point three days TO witness
the Mardi Gras festivities. The special train
will be continued through to Los Angeles, from
" hich point tourists will neutrality-suspicious.
entity through California and on the return
trip. go
The special train in which the party will
travel from New York to Los Angeles will be
composed of high-gradc Pullman equipment,
and will he in charge OF a Pennsylvania Rail
road Tourist Agent.
The round-trip rate. $3.50, covers transport
tntion and all expenses on the special train
to Los Angeles. including seat for the
Mardi GraS Carnival From Los Angeles
tickets will cover transportation only. and
will be good TO return at any time within
nine months, win any authorized tTans-cor-
;inental route. except via Portland for which
an additional charge ofS1J is made.
For complete details and further intor1na-
ton, apply to Ticket Agents; II. Hasson. IT.
Passenger Agent. Baltimore District, BaltI-
more and Calvert streets, Baltimore, Md.
B. NJ. Newbod, Passenger Agent. Southeast
ern District. Fifteenth and &. streets, Wash
ington, ID c.. or Geo. W, Boyd General Pass
cnger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philhdel-
phia Pa
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THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

The stock certificates, which are now
being issued by the Baltimore and Rel Air
Electric Railway Company, have en-
graved upon them Il view of"Villa Vista"
the country nome of Mr. Charles J. Bona
parte. In front Of the residence is a pass
ing electric car. Mr.. Bonaparte has
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Cold,
Cold,
Cold.

The above words have
taken the place of the New
Years greeting on almost
every tongue. Have your
prepared for zero weather ?
| We have. and we laid in the
necessary articles of comfort
for all ages and conditions.
At our store it only takes
a small sum of money to pur-
chase these goods. We can
give you a pair of good Bed
Blankets or Comforts at vari-
Gus priceS,W which are toocheap
to be without. Call and see
them.
If YOU want a Suit of good
Clothes, ones that will keep
you warm and fit you nicely,
we have them,and at the right
price, too. All sizes and
shades.
We carry a complete line
of Ladies' and Misses Gar
ments and Dress Goods, new
patterns, latest styles These
goods are particularly fine
and Just what you are looking
for. Also the. best assert
ment of Furs in the county.
Our line of Shoes, Boots and
Felts is large and up-to-date,
and the sizes range from the
largest to the smallest for
both sexes. These goodsWere
selected with care and came
from the best manufacturers
in the country. A trial is all
we ask.
Our Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry Departments are full and
complete, and a visit to our
store will convince you that
we deal-and deal right.
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From Michaelsyille.

MIcHAELsyILLE, January 19.-OlG
Borcas is getting little too obliging
The ice houses are now all filled and it is
time for him To let up. Last Monday
was q very cold daY. 1t did not thaw
any except where Mr.. James T. Ford had
his hog scaldcr set and that was rs far
as the heat Of the fire extended. The
hair on the purkers fruze as soon as they
were hauled out of rhc tub.
We take great pleasure in congratn-
lating our big friend Mr. Frank lay
upon his matrimonial adventure, and
hope that peace and happiness will reign
supreme through a long journey of lite,
which we trust is in store for he and his
most excellent bride. HE kindercut the
stick on us"
Thanks 20 Lost Child for putting Il
big feather i'll Jim Sank's hat in the last
issue of The -fEgis.
We are sorry to learn of the loss of Mr..
7. ]. Fitzpatrick, which was caused by
mad dog biting some of his stock. For
seven or eight years, he was one of our
best neighbors-honest and industri-
GUS and his most excellent better half
and family were good too.
We are an ice bound set i'll the Neck.
1t is
Ice, ice everywhere
In the field and in the air
In the road and in the lane
On the roof and windowpare
I'M SANK.
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JARRETTsvII' L, January 19.--Miss
Bessie EVELYN Strllrhotf, Entertained Il
few friends al finch ut her pleasant home
''Ferndale," i'll honor of her guest. Miss
Anna Noble Mitchell. Those present
were Miss Helen Enfield, Miss McrryTan,
Miss Taylor, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Marvin
Merryman, Mr.. Wiley, Mr.. II. X. Wallis
and Mr. Charles TAYLOR.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO JANUARY 20

Stevenson A. Williams and wife TO John
Miller, fourth district, 81 acres, 500.
Hugh Musser and wife to Alexande:
Donohue, fourth district, Q acres, Sos.
John Miller to John l.. +. Miller, fourth
district, 81 acres, S123.
Kennedy Stree tt to Charles W. Famous,
fifth district. near Highland, 3 acres,
81 700.
Walter w. Preston and wife, to Giles
Smithson, fifth district, acre, $3.50.
Coruelia r. Turner and husband to he
Trustees of Bethel Presbyterian Church,
fourth district, 2 acres, $500 &c.
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RelioinuS SerXiCss.

Services at the Fallstnn Presbyterian
Church each Sunday as follows: Sunday
school, 10 a NJ Preaching service. II
A. NJ; c. Z. meeting, I 80 p. NJ.
Rev Claude {. Jones. Of Washington,
will preach at Avondalc Christian Church
next Sunday. January "a, at p. NJ. All
invited
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226 Acres,
Fronting a i;tiIc more than half.milc on the
Priest / ord Road.

This tract consists OF the Alex. Hays prop
crty ou.I acres 10 which has been added -
acres Uf Iiumclands Farm, give it a tronta""
IL : full width ON the Priest Ford road. THIS
tract has on il about 10 acres oi excellent
climber This tract has on ii all the other
buildings named.
The .Ibuvr property is offered at private
and will he sold ON easy terms of payment.
W. BEATTY HARLAN,
Churchville, Md.
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In MemOriam.

In sad and loving memory Of dear mother
MRS. KATHERINE +. HARVARD, VIII
died on NJ nuday, January llth. in her So
year.
Farewell, dear mother sweet thy rest.
Weary with years and worn with pIin,
Farewell till i'll some happy place
We shall behold thy face again.
It's ours to miss thee all the years
And tender memories uf thee keep;
Shine in the Lord. to rest TOR so.
He giveth his bel owed sleep.
She has gone. our dear mother,
Her Sui1crifi., days are DER:
She has lett the loved ones greving
For her dear form Wen see no more.
BY HER CHILDREN.
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DIED.

KEATING.-On January \, 1904. MAR
GARtT < beloved wife of John !. keatinE
and daughter OF John and Mary Toa. The
funeral took place from her late residence,
No. lib last Twentieth street. Baltimore
Requiem high mass was served ut st. A:in's
Church. Tuesday morning, January II. 1901.
at . O'Clock. Rev. Father Graham otiiciated.
Farewell. light of my life my own. my all:
My angel love farewell:
Father we are confortcd. take my wife my
wife for day
Your child while the ages blossom,
This mild. this peaceful head lay
Upon the Rcdceme.'S bosom.
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40 Acres, More or Less,

il being part of tI.s ';I::d of which Thomas l..
beaumont, late Of HIrfpld >nunty. di",!
seized, and part Of the iand which hy his
last will and testament. NOW of record III The
Office of the Register OF Wills nj Hr:!nrd
county. il i.ihrr .. :. y. No. II. clio Isl.
he devised tn his brother. i:Gmn- Beaumont
for life, and after his death 10 his two ~,1ns.
and is also part q! the same laEd which is
referred to and described III deed from jan :
A. Spiccr and wiz 10 tn sud rl..nls.s J..
Beaumont. dated the Isl Ia, al '.r,. ii, / - ,
and recorded among the Land Records ot q ;r-
ford CnIintN. in I.ilcr = L. L. NJ. -. l.lin
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iII:StDt' RCI:S.

{ ASH ......--.....-.. .....-...S ~ 10
Office F,rnitu-CS y, FIN
lures ..................-.... H. 90
Securities:
E,ltn. >ity
EoniiS......$'i 500 90
Eel hirW. X
l.. Co. Bond - 90 90
II 800 90
Henry u. Farnandis
LStatr.................... 80 90
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Mortgagcc's Sale
Fam mar Bel Air, Hartford Go.

i;v viz az "i power at sal. ,nlltaiIIr,i in 3.
"rrh g: ut"TtgaG" u"'u !. Nn.trn l'c:,u auG
va" 1" Robert Archer. dnlvi the -.;h t..y al
February. 1907. n-d III rccnrd ,,inDn;. IL.
Land Records al ~s'rh C''r.i.'v. in I.IHr; ". :
=. Ne" 100. f"!'" 30. al" uu,cl ~i-r'.,' :. %
offer Tor sale at 'u',ir Auction 1T The ,,nrt
House door. IL Re! Air. !Eirt,r,i count y. AlI .
IN
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The object of his suit is to procure decree
for the sale OF certain real estate situate in
the city of Havrc dc Grace OF which Sarah IL.
Slymer died seized
The Bill states that the said Sarah H. Sly
MGR, was in her lifetime, indebted upon John
WorthiIigtOn and Sarah {. Worthington ~
large SUM OF money to wit, the sum oil
So. 5U+.41 and since the death of the said
Sarah II. Symcr the said Sarah {. Worth
ingtOn assigned all her right and interest in
said claim to said John Worthington, to
whom the same is now due. and and also was
| indebted to Blanche W. Ely in the sum OF
$132.
That The c colombian Building Association OF
Hartford County ami Joseph Hanken claim
to hold liens upon sad property, and that
the said Joseph Iiankcn is a nonresident al
the State OF Maryland.
That the personal estate of said deceased Is
| of small value and entirely inadequate tor
| the payment OF her Just debts and that
the creditors of said deceased are entitled to
have their claims paid out of the real estate
! of said deceased.
The Bill prayS for the sale Of said land and
| for the order of publication against thc non
| lcsdcnt dcftndcnt and subpocnas against tho
| resident defendants and for other relief.
| 1t is thereupOn this 21St day OF January
| 1906 ordered bv the Circuit Court tor Har
| ford County sitting as Court Of Equity
| that the compliments. by causing copy u
| this order to he inserted in one or more news
! papers published in Hartford county, once /:
| week for tour successive weeks, previous to II!
teen days before the eth day at March, 1901
| giving notice to the said absent defendant
Joseph Han.cln OF the substance and ohicc
| of this Bill. warning him to he and appear il
! this Court in person or by solicitor, on %
before the eth day of March next. to SHOW
cause il any he has why the relief PRAYED
should not be granted.
WM. 5. FORWOOD. IR., Clerk.
True copy WF s poRwoon 7. o,.r.
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A SPLENDID
Large Farm For Sale
AT CHURCHVILLE.
394 ACRES
l0s Acres Fronting on the Bel Al. Road.

Of which "a is arabic land and - acres
excellent Timber. This 16J acres compose
MARI of the HomelaudS Farm and is i'll highest
state nj cultivation. \ field Of corn yielded
thia ycar q: very bad ycartorcornl l barrels
pu.- acre and q field of tomatoes nearly |hh
bushels per acre.
The improvements ON this part are only =
good large RarraCk. slate roof. and a small
log stable 1t also affords ne of the finest
building sites in the county i'll Il grove OF
voung Norway naples and evergreen trees
commanding an extensive view of Northcrn
Hartford and the Deer Creek Valley even to
The PENNSYLVANIA; line. The elevation 'S about
400 feet ahGNc tide.
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Risks: Notes:
ms. of l9u::....SIo. 1876 81 $T24, POS 81
Cancels. 1908 ,J6O, 3l1 81 100. 500 "a
: S,63+. 367 ~ $6O3, 69I 81
New business
i.O:;............ 1858, CO.. 30 133,OS7 90
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STATISTICS.


Reported. adjusted and not paid:
II AIRY N. Sm:th...........S 100 -
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ing
6 Acres us Square Pcrchcs, More or less
the same being part of IA" lands Devised !'v
the last will and testament vi the SAT- Fhnn.'
L. Beaumont to the said Emn"r beaumont
Tor lite, and after MS death to his TWO sons,
and is the same and all Th" land rcicrrc! 10
described in Il decd from BAVi! J. Lewis and
OF hers to the sad Thomas l. beaumont,
dated the 1854 day % July. 1896, a:d record
ed among the aforesaid Land Records in
I.itcr W. :. T., No. -. iEiIO 10.
TERMS uF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed bv the decree
arv-Onc- third Ci the purchase money to hc
paid i'll cash ON Jhc day uf sale or on the ritl'
ficatiOn thereof, tn: discretion OF the truS-
tee o1icthrd thereof in six and the reSi,ii;C III
twelve months from the day ut SIir, or al
cash at the option of the purchaser. the credit
payments TO bear interest from the day oi
sale and to hc secured by the notes or bombs
OF the PURCHASE. witiI security 10 hc APPROX
cd by the trustee
NOBLE f.. MITCHELL.
Trustee.
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PIECE OR PARCEL Or LAND,

situate i'll the Third Election Dist ricl of Han.
ford. on The public road lcadin:, f-nGI I'-,.is'
ton to Utprr Cross RoI:S. adjoining 40
lands OF II. ". Hays. <. L. WigGyr~ and
oil airru,T
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1.-THE Marriage Of Kitty"

"lhe Marriage OF Ntty.
The attraction at the Academy of Music.
Baltimore, during the week OF January 25th,
with "A matinee on saturday, Will be Miss
Marie Tempest in her wonderfully successful
comedy, The Marriage of Kitty. which she
brings here almost after the conclusion OF its
long and brilliant at the hudson Theatre.
New York. Miss Tempest Will be generally
remembered rs the best actress and one OF
the most accomplished singers we have ever
had in comic opera.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register of Wills Of
Hartford County. Md. letters of admins
tration on the estate of
LOUIS {. LOWRY.
late ofIIarford county deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, With the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 9th Day Of January, 1905,
or they may otherwise by law nc excluded
from all benefits OF said estate AL persons
indebted to said estate are requested To make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and sea! this 9Th day
of January. 1904.
ELLEN LOWRY,
Administrative {. I. 4.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
Bills Payabe.-...........$ 1000 90
InCarncG Prem. due on
> II. puiicicS............ 1.61 + ~
Uuca he'd Prem. due on
= Nr. policieS............ I,31 ~
Cucarnel Prem.
ShOr: Rate Policies. 232 1o
Reserve Fund. ............. $500 Ii
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Trustees Sale
III
A VALUABLE FARM.
NEAR ROCK RUN. WHICH LIES OK TIT:
SUs0CEIIANNA RIVER AND ui.D
TInEWATER CANAL.

Tn. undersigned. will OFF, for Snlc. al t!lc
Court House door, in bel Mir. Hartford Co.
MARYLAND,
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On Monday, February 1, 1921,
Al II o'cloci,. M.
the ..tTm known as THE ROCK RUN
FARM" on the Guark"r Bottom road and
the road from Bel Air to ROCK Run. about
onc-h"lt mile t~on thc latter place ANA about
one and half rli!"S tr0r, the town Oi - ui-
dun. on the SusIueharua River. opposite
Port Deposit. adjoining the prGpcrt,: "a John
W. MacnlcT Iad Others. nd containing,
uhp-it
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TER MS OF SALE.
rustee's Sale.

by virtue oi deere" ri The Circuit Court
for Hartford county. sitting as Il Court ii
Equity. the undersigned. trustee. viii nh,r ~
Public Auction. At the Court House door ia
Bel Air. Maryland,
On Monday, February %th, 1904,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

a FREEBOEN BROWN and JAMES J.ARCH
Err, Solicitors.