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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-09

CASrLEroN, December . Religion.
services: Quarterly meeting at Franklin
NJ. +. Church, December 10 and II; bust
ness meeting. Saturday; preaching by
presiding elder, Dr. France, at 10 30 Sun
day morning; Sunday school at 2.3O il
the afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Brcuniuger has returned
home from Ohio, where she went to at
tend the funeral of her eldest son.
Mr.. William Burilirs is home from Bal
tiuorc with some fine horses he mar
chased there.
Several Of the farmers are having thei.
fodder cut by Mr.. Jacob Hedricl's steam
fodder cutter.
The flint mills AT Como wingo are run
ling on full time grinding flint furnished
by iiIc iarinrd flint quarries. Mr.. Ar.
thur Burkins is foreman of the quarrcs
Mrs Fred. Racine is home again from
Baltimore. having finished taking the
treatment at the Pasttur Ins titute. There
are about twenty patients taking the
treatment at the hospital at present.
People cannot be too careful of their
dogs us 50 many have Eeeu bitten in this
nc:gi borhood. GREY.
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TAyIOR-llICAS.

Miss Maud Morton Lucas, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs William K. Lucas. OF baltI'
more, and Mr. Lawrence Matthew aY-
lor, OF Bnothbv Hid, were rnNrTIed AT
Brown Memorial Presbl ie''ian Church
ON Thursday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Few. John Timothy
Stone. The bride entered the church wit
her cousin, Mr. John Stewart Morton
and was joined al the altar by her father
who gave her awav She was attended
10y her sister, Miss Ella May Lucas, and
Miss Laura B. Taylor, sister ci the
groom. The best man Was MIR. Charles
BYRD. The ushcrs were Mcssrs. William
T. Henning, Frederick NJ. Morton, CHI
ton K Wardwell and William Warfleld
Cuckey. a reception followed the cerc-
mOny.
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THE CANNED GOODS MARKET.

Mr.. I. ". Baker, senior member of the
canned goods brokerage firm of Baker
and Morgan, in a recent talk regarding
the present canned goods outlook express
SGD the belief that the tomato market
will matera lily improve within the next
few months, there being now but few in
tine hands Of the middle men while the
annual consumptionis increasing. This is
largely regulated by the general prosperi-
tv of this country. When the laboring
man is profitably employed he eats
canned goods, when money is scarce he
lives on rice and potatoes. 1t is general
II believed that Il substantially healthier
condition has already set III since the
general election, hence the conclusion
that the consumption of canned goods
will be heavy.
The corn pack was an unprecedented
one and common goods may look for a
sluggish market for a long time to CONG.
As an evidence of the value of an estab-
lished brand MIR. Baker kas already sold
145, 900 cases of the celebrated Baker
corn at highly remuncrative price,
while common goods are not bringing
cost. This corn goes every place. Lieut..
Mclean relates that while crossing the
Siberian plain some time ago, he dis
covered one of their empty. cans in this
desert waste.
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From Darlington.

DARLINGTON, December G.--Mrs. Gin.
ton Smith, OF Glcnvillc, entertained the
Reading Ciuh on Wednesday of last week
The Card Club met at the home Of Mrs.
L. II. .NIt;. If., on Friday.
Miss Mary Archer Wilson has returned
from a lengthy visit with relatives i'll
baltimore county
Mrs. u. +. Price has returned from
Washington.
Mr. John II. p. ice. jr., and his brother
Mr.. Harry Price, of Annapolis, and DR..
7. Malcolm Price, Of Washington, at
tended the Army and Navy foot ball
game i'll Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth +. Wilson. of Forest
IIi.!. is acting as substitute teacher liz
the Darlington Academy since the rcsig-
nation Of Miss Kcrnic2 Gorsucll, who has
accepted more remunerative position
in Baltimore county.
My; Wesley Dermott Wilson enter
taireG !; number of ladies on Saturday
II an afternoon tea.
Miss Bcu!ah Whitclock has returned
from Il visit in New Jersey.
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ABERDEEN Dec. 1.-Burglars have
again been at work i'll Aberdeen. On
Monday hight he ticket office of the Penn
sylvaui;t railroad station was entered by
thieves who tore away the iron frame
WORK from Il window of the waiting
room, broke the glass and unlocked the
window. They the! forced open the
ticket office door. All preparations were
| made to blow open the sale, every crcvass
| being filed with soap. The approach of
some one ON the railroad probably the
track walker. il IS thought must have
/ frightened oil the rOGucS, as they lett
without having accomplished their pur
pose, taking with them ONLY three express
packages. Almost every package in the
office was found unwrappcd the next
morning No clue however can be had
to lead to the capture of this band of
thieves
Upon the completion of their fine rev
| barn at Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Nj. Michael gave dance in that building
on Thursday evening of last week. About
| ffty guests graccd the occasion which
was i'll honor of their daughters Misses
Elizabeth, Florence and Neva Michael and
| their son. Master Smith Michael. Music
was rendered by palmer's Orchestra of
! Baltimore and acoursc of dainty ices and
| fruits were served at eleven O'Clock.
The snow storm on Monday made
several days of good sleighing, rare
pleasure which has been thoroughly en-
loved by our Young people as we'll as by
those who in past years were accustomed
to long winters of the sport.
| Mrs. Muliken NJ. Linthicum, OF
| Collington, paid q visit last week to Mrs.
| T. Littleton Hanway.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Alfred Mitchell have
returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Martin. Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. John s. Mitchell and his son, Mr..
Malcolm Mitchell made Il business trip
to Columbia, Pa, on Thursday last.
The Literary Society formed thrCuc h
the efforts Of Rev. Kenneth 6 Murray is
holding its meetings in the Young Mems
League rooms on Tuesday evenings; the
subject for discussion last week being the
Lie and works Of Oliver Goldsmith"
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, of Short Lane
has rctur ned from a visit in Baltimore.
Misses AnI.ic and Emily Gallup spent
THANKSGIVING week with Miss Dollie
Grace. Gf Baltimore. During their visit
they were given a trip by sea to Phila-
delphia. on a steamer of the Ericsson
line OF which Miss Cruces father is cap,
tain
Miss Thcodura Mrrgan spen. part oi
the week with Miss Helen Coalc, Dt North
Calvert street. baltimore.
Miss Eanice Jamison was a guest Of
the Misses Marine. of Baltimore daring
Thanksgiving week.
The death of Mrs. Mary Y. Raymond
was a shock to her many friends in thi!
vicinity She WIS we'll and favorably
known by large circle If acquaintance.
VIRGINIA.
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PERSONAL ilfNTiON.

Gen. and Mr.. Hcrnan stamp ~ L,
among those in at:cndaur" Il. IT," "r.n,",:
Bachelors Cotiliion, which was given il
Baltimore on Monday cvenin"
Miss Mae Thompson. of Deer Greek,
has been spending sometimc iii Bait.
more. She attended the IItllnan-Crrss
wedding.
Judge Hugh T. Bay is still improving
rapidly. His recovery now seems assured.
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DARLINGTON, December Miss 5. Jamie
Py,c, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. T.
rvIc. OF Thomas Run, and BERNARD G. s.
IpurGau, son of Mr.. and Mrs. {. Reed
i.uI dan, OF Darlington, were married at
the home Of the ..rpom. on ThanksGi
evening. by Rev Robert +. Sterling.
1he bride Was attire d in whitc silk muil
ever satin and carried Il bouquet ofwhitc
carnations Miss Ruth Jourdan, of Cam
den. New Jersey. SISTER OF the groom, was
bridesmaid and wore "A gown OF white
chiffon over pink silk. MIR. EaIl 7. Hop
k.ns. of Aiiilviilc. New Jersey, cousin OK
the groom, w&s best man. The wedding
march was PLAYED by Miss Laura II.
Fou!dan. sister If the groom. The par
l.r was decorated with ported plants
auJ cut flowers.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II.
r. Pyle. Mr.. aud Mrs {. Reed Iourdan,
MIR. and Ms George A. Knight, Mir and
Mrs. Herman i. PYLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Andrew, Mrs Elizabeth Hopkins,
Mrs HARRIET !ourdar, Misses Christye,
Nrgela and Viola Hopkins of Atlantic
City, Anna Smith of Kent county, Mary
ZONES. Laura and Marion Jourlan. Eliza
beth knight, Mc>srs. Enos Lewis of Phiia-
,leIphia Thomas Livczcy, Austin and
Willie Knight, William II. Garrcttson,
Bennett Hopkins. Irving and Charles
Iourdan. Henry Brophy. Norman and
Me! Knight
The bride and groom received manv
handsome and useful presents After the
reception the guests departed for their
respective homes, wishing them much
Joy and happiness.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The Board met on Wednesday.

The Board met on Wednesday.
Trustees were appointed as follows
Charles McCumrnings, Chestnut Hill
vice Emmett Grafton; John Z. Silver
Rock Run, vice Asel Tollinger resigned.
The schools were ordered closed on
Friday, December 70, and reopened on
Tuesday, January 5.
The following report was filed:
The undersigned has carefully examined
the books of the treasurer and accom-.
panying vouchers for the fiscal year end
ing July 81, 1904, and found them cor
rect, balancing to cent. The amount
in the hands of the treasurer upon that
date was So, 134.t0. The books and ac-
counts arc clean and well kept and are a
credit to the management of the office.
OTIIo $. LEE, Attorney.
An additional teacher was ordered at
Havre de Grace High School. The Board,
in consideration of the fact that those
teachers who faiet. to attend the Fair,
after closing their schools. acted in direct
disregard to its action of september Z,
declined to pay those not attending, for
time lost
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO DEC. 0.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO DEL. o.
Joseph NJ Farrell and wife to Mary
Elizabeth Crow, lot near Level, S125.
Philip Strott to William NJ. Emrick, 81
acres. fourth district, 81 600.
]. Owen Almony and wife TO DR.. Mar
tin l.. Jarrett. 121 acres, fourth district,
81 500 etc.
John ". Fordcr and wife to Philip
Strott, s acres, fourth district. 900.
p L. Hopper, trustee, to Jackson W.
Maslu ct al, lot in Havre de Grace, 81
etc.
Same to Pearl W. Bristow, lot in Havre
de Grace, 81 etc.
Jackson ". Maslin ct al. to L. l.. Hop
per, trustee, lot in Havre de Grace, So etc.
Fannie ". Wright ct al. t" Pearl w.
Bristow ct al, lot i'll Havrc de Grace, So
etc.
Rosa RauScher to Charles II. Pickel-
berg, lot in Havre de Grace, So etc.
Stevenson j. Williams ct al. to Edward
, y. Iobcs, lot in Havre de Grace, $3.50.
Williams and Hall, trustees, to Joseph
7. Bunting, one right of way, 81 400.
Sarah 3. Henriques to the Manor Real
Estate and Trust Company, lot in Havre
de Grace, 900.
! The Second National Bank of Bel All
and Louis Dashieil to John D. Worthing
! ton, the .I:gis property and printing out
fit on Main street, Bel Air, $11 900.
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NgigIlborj,o3d Ne1Us.
Surprise Party.

MIL! GREEN, December Ga pleasant
party WAS given in honor of Miss Myrtle
Arm, strong, of Aberdeen. at the home OF
Dir. and Mrs. +. IL Artllar, on Saturday.
Among thos. present were MIR. and Mrs.
Mouzn Huff, Mr. and Mrs Parker Cavcn-
der, Mrs W +. Arthur and daughter
Helen Misses Eva Robinson, Dora Wits.
Mercy HUFF. Jennie Tenant, Sue ITnm,
Teresa WEIGH. Edith Huff, Sibvl Davis.
SuSir Rovd, Edith Treakle, Addic HUFF.
Lcvada Eoyd. X ate Huifand Katie Boyd,
AIes*rs. Frank Davis, Oliver Robinson,
I1'nc$ Davis, Frank HUFF, Charlie Treakle,
Harry Webster, Elmer Robinson, Grover
STodErass, Arthur Davis, l.. Pnrncil
Maeicss. Edward Huff, Luther Boyd,
Lester Huff, Rudisii Davis, Ellsworth
Iirff. Vii! We!ch, Joe Arthur and Tom
Davis. After PLAYING number of games
refreshments were served. ICICLE.
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Fire Insurance Notice.

Notice i hereby given that. in pursuance Of
in" constitution uf the Mutual Fire lTSur-
:lncc Company. :, meeting of its members will
be held q. the Office of the said Company, i'll
n, Masonic Temple. in Boz Air ON Monday.
December =, t9ut. at L.! O'Clock NJ, iur the
rnrpnS, of receiving - report "f the Board of
DIRECTORS for 1904, and propositions to
amend the constitution and bylaws uI the
Company.
GEORGE Il. C.tIRNES.
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view u.,,.,,,n atred in bS The Appellate
QUIT 1t y.te held that The intention
ul the will showed that /, The h~nehc'arf
under the trust reached the a2c"i twenty
five the provision in regard t" RESIDUAL
bcuctcaries should become nun
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On November 30. 1901. Joseph !. Carr
died. aged - wears, at the residence Gt lis
daughter. Mrs John W. Fvcritt. With whom
lie made his home. He was buried on Thurs
Law. December /. lutcrmg:!t MS made i'll
Abingdon Cemetery.
Grandfather. dear. We miss You
Since to Heaven you have -onc:
Your prayer. God bless year children
And bTir-: then t. the throne.
We know that ynl are happy
And that God answers prayer:
We mourn our loss. dear grandfather.
And viii try to EIcct you there.
By his granddaughter.
:. Y. 7.
Cole Md Dec a. 1904.
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Something That Has Thousands of Users.

For over so years THE ,i&Nr1NE NAMES
I.IHIMENT has been used by thousands and
thousands of people, and still is used very
successfully for the cure of Pains i'll the Limbs.
Joints, Curns, BunionS, Swelling, Bruises.
Cuts Old Sores. Burns, Frosted Feet. letter,
Sprans, Muscular, Rheumatic and SCiatic
Rheumatism, Neuralgia in human persons,
Swecny. Wind Call, Pol-ENil. Ring Bone.
Fistula, Old Sores, Jumps. Scratches, strains.
SPAWN. Kicks in horses and cattle. We want
all to Just try flames once, and You Will tan
in love with it. Only 2Ic. for a Large Bottle
at all Stores. Insist on getting HaneS.
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THE NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.

Plans for the organization of the new
mutual fire insurance company, brief
outline of which was given a short time
ago. are rapidly maturing. This week
circular letter, similar to the one outlined
in our previous article, has blen mailed
to a thousand property holders Ill the
county. The letter urges that the extern
sive insurance premiums now going else
where should be kept at home, and looks
upon the present as the proper time for
the formation of another local insurance
company. 1t is not intended TO in any
way detract from or impair the useful
ness of the Hartford Mutual Company.
In order to bring about the movement,
an invitation is extended to the parties
interested to become members, and 4 re-
ply postal card is ENCLOSED fox this pur-
pose. A signature to this postal card is
| in no wise binding unless Il satisfactory
constitution is adopted and board OF
directors elected The letter is signed as
follows:
| s. A. Williams. Edward II. Hall.
/ Charles W. Michael, Hugh 4. Jones.
! Walter G. Mcrryman, Jos. ". Chamberlain
| John d. Worthington, q. NJ. Whitaker,
| Jacob y. Dozen, John y. Robinson,
| Louis Dashic!l James D. Waters,
| Rcckord Mfg. Co, Noble l.. Mitchell.
! Thomas II. Robinson, Charles T. Wright,
| Denis ]. Shanahan, George l.. Silver.
| {. y. Andrew. Charles a. Wilson,
c. A. McC;aw, Philip II. Close.
| VIM w Finncy. Walter w. Presto
| VIM s Forwooh. Jr., David ii. Hanson.
NJ. l.. Jarrett, J. Martin McNahh,
| Otho y. Johnson w. l.. Robinson,
lanes Lee John MoorcS.
Robert c. Richardson, Nathan Grafton.
John C. Rouse, John b. Hanna.
Willard G. Rouse, ]. Alexis Shriver.
Hanway, Barnes and Comas,
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To Cure a Gold in One Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO 0ClNlNE tab
lets. All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. +. W. Groves signature is OIL each
box. 25c.
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Miss Gertrude Litchfeld, aged s. years.
died at her home, near NanBibber, On
Friday morning of last week. Her "a
neral took place on Sunday afternoon.
The interment was at the Mountain
Christian Church Cemetery. Rev. K. 5.
Barnes was the officiating minister. The
pall-bcarers were Samuel Chlcoat, Albert
Rittcnllouse, William H. Chilcoat, How
ard Yellott, J. Warren Brown AMI III.
Charles +. Roth. H. X. McConuaS was
the undertaken.
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rustee's Sale.
1T It 'cTOck, NJ. The lOIoWlnE
REAL ESTATE

First. Ali that TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND. situated ut Poole Postofiicc, in the
Fifth Election District Of Hartford county,
upon which I0hn T, James and wife now IT
side cont aining
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JOSEPH J. CARR.

MIR. Joseph J. Carr, aged Of years. died
at the homo of his daughter Mrs. John
Everitt near Edgewood on Tuesday Of
last week, He IS survived by two sons
and two daughters. The funeral took
place on Thursday at Edgewood NJ. +.
Church, intermcnt being at Abingdon
NJ. E. Cemetery, Rev. l.. NJ. Ferguson
OBLIGATED. The pail bearers were c. c.
Chapman, Thomas Oakley, William p.
Trimblc, Cyrus SkiIlman, Benjamin
Bowen and John Everett. II. h. Nc
Comas was the undertaken.
MRS. MARY Y. RAYMOND.
Mrs. Mary Y. Raymond, wife Of Mr..
Henry A. Raymond, of Aberdeen, died at
her home at that place, on SATURDAY..
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
William II. Pentz, and one son, Mr..
Harry RAYMOND. Her funeral took place
on Monday, the interment being i'll
Spesutia cemetery. Rev. II. W. Burruss
and Rev. Oscar ". Zeigler were the Of
fciating ministers. The pail bearers
were William E. Morgan, II. Clay Nelson,
Oakley Mitchell, James f. Holloway,
Henry Silver and G. Alfred Mitchell.
NILS AvARuLA BARNES.
Miss Avar!lla Barnes, daughter Of the
late Hosea Barnes, died at her home at
Churchville, on Monday. She was sixty.
two years of age and is survived by twc
sisters, Miss Sarah Barnes and Miss
Guillena Barnes, and two brothers, Rev
! George {. Barnes, Of Pennsylvania, and
Mr. Bennett IL. Barnes. Her funeral tools
place on Wednesday, the intermcnt being
in the cemetery of Churchville Presby
terian Church Rev. $ c. WATSON was
the officiating minister. The pail bearers
were ]. Harvey Ball, W. o. Michael, J
Thomas Webster, J. Frank Gilbert, Alex
| Gilbert and William S. Bowman.
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PROPOSALS.

'l.llCt oil Inc County commissioners Tor Har-
ford County, Bel Air, Md.
Scaled bids or proposals addressed to the
County Commissioners OF Hartford County,
Bel Air, Maryland, will he received up to II
"'ciCck. NJ. DECEM BER ~. 1904.
First. For the construction of two steel
concrete bridges and abutmentS; and
Second. For grading and draining portions
Of the public road between Churchville and
Level i. O.. beginning at point about one
half mile from ChurChvillc and extending for
= distance about one and one-half miles.
Separate bids must BE made for the bridges
and grading. This work is to he done be
twecT February and June. 1905.
AZ proposals mast lie for doing the work
OF construction OF Bridges and Grading and
Draining as above mentioned, 10 he done in
accordance with plans and specifications on
fiic III the Office of the County Commissioners
OF Hartford county.
All proposals must he made on regular
forms. to be had the Office of the County
Commissioners.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any all bids.
All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check for two hundred dollars
tS2Gd UO). payable to the County Commits
>ioncrs of Hartford county. which will be re-
turned within five days to the unsuccessful
bidders.
Il. +. HANwAH. Pres,
GEORGE ARCHER.
\. l.. MCCAIN,
County Commissioners of Hartford Co
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10 Acres, More or Less,

and being the same land described i'll tv =
deeds 10 Hannah J. James. one from ]. Martin
MCNaib and George l.. VanBIhbcr. trustees,
dated Juiy TIL, 1872. and recorded among
the Land Records of Hartford County. in
Libgr W. $. F. No. ~. folio -, and part Oi
the land described in deed from Alfred Par
sons and wife dated February 10th. 1894.
and recorded rs aforesaid. in l-ibcr W. $. F..
No. So. folio 81. This property is all under
cultivation and is improved with a good
= DWELLING HOUSE con
n&alGG tanning seven Rooms, with
80 IS. fine we'll OF water nj the
IKE door, Stabiin& for eight
ssS7ssss1racSA head of Stock, with shed
attached also Il good Canning House, situ-
ated some dist ancc rom the outer buildings.
This property is well fenced and has on ii Il
line Apple and Pear Orchard.
Second. y TRACT containing
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ORDER NSl.
In the matter of the In the Orphans Court
S:llc of Real Estate of of
Henry w. Archer. Hartford County.
deceased.
Ordered, this Sth day OF December, i'll the
wear 1904, by the Orphans Court of said
county, that the sale made and reported by
Henry w. Archer and William $. Archer
executors of Henry w. Archer. deceased he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the 31st day
of December. 1901; provided, n copy oil this
order be published in some ncwSpa per printed
in Hartford county, once in each of three sue
ccSSive weeks before the said sis day Of De-
Ccmbcr, 1901.
The report states the amount of sale to he
SL!S.!JO
GEO. !. FINNEY,
l.. CARVIL TOLLEY.
True Copy-Test:
HIGH T. BAY, X. W. H. Co.
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Underwear.

Knowing this to be the case,
we carry an unusually large
stock, and can supply you
with anything you may need
from the largest to the small
est size. Our 25c. and soc.
Ladies' Vests and Pants are
very good values.
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All That Farm,
Containing ahout
~ ACRES OF LAND,

nov occupied by Edward NJ. KnhCc. stu
ateh III said county On iii" public road lead
ing rom WaterV.tC station to ByuitN 81 a
ton, Nj. * I. K about T.. mile; from Bel
Air. about one mile from Watcrvalc station
and about 4 quarter of 4 mile from IIanc'S
Gross Roads. sometimes called 'Thc Sad
Pump. adjoining tn" ldrdS OF Daniel ScOtt.
Joseph IirCkm.E and others. being Lar
conveyed TO said L. NJ. K:,h"c - Daniel
uf record among tbs Land Records OF said
county. III Lihc- a. l.. J.. No. -. folio 27O.
About - acres OF which a"e tiilabc ana the
balance i'll good timber. The land * YER
Fertile and i'll good state Of cultivation we'll
wItrred there being wafer in every field ami
most excellent spring. AMI well fenced. It
has ~! II = good orchard pf great variety q!
fruit trees :tuG 4 quarry of very fine granite.
the stone from thI~ farm being used IN the
construction Of the Presbyterian Church and
>. fSAl -, Parsonage in Bel Air.
~. The improvements consist
IN III fiiI.SE # a small I'ramc DWELLING
MS5IJ7Itt<SGS lIOi Sc, Stoue Dairy ald
BarracI.
This property is situated il :: good neigh
horhooi. conveniently near schools stores
and churches, and IS desirable Onc.
TERMS OF SALE
One third of The purShaS. money TO lie paid
i'll cash on the day of sale. one hIrt! i'll six
and the balance in twelve months from the
day of sue. the credit Payments o bear inter
notes or bonds OF the purchaser. with security
to he approved by the trustee. or all cash, at
thc option Of the purchaser.
ROBERT ARCHER,
Trustee.
Nm. l.. Cooley. AuCtonccr.
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OBITUARY..
MRS. ALICE TOI.LINGER.

The funeral of Mrs. Alice To!lirgcr
wife of Mr. Asel Tollinger, whose death
was reported in last weeks .I:gis, took
place on Friday. The intermcnt was in
Rock Run cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Courtney
ofiiciated. The pail bearers were w. F.
Baker, l.. H. Foard, l.. W. Foard. 5. X.
Ewing. ". i. Hopkins and ]. T. Martin.
Baldwin and Bailey were the under
takers
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