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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-01-29
From Bush River Neck.

M1cHAELsvILLE, January 2Gth.-Old
Boreas let up just as Jim Sank" wanted
him to do. The warm weather soon
cleared our roads aud fields of ice and
STOW. Wheat has been much benefited
by being under cover.
rabid dog put in his appearance here
last week. After biting all the dogs on
several farms. the animal was finally
killed by Mr.. Bartlett Ford. All Of the
dogs that were bitten have been prompt
" shot. This included a pair of fine rab
bit hounds belonging to Mr.. Elmer John
son. Why don't our legislators pass a
bill that would rid us OF the worthless
ours:
Shoot that Wild fowl law fixed up by
Mr.. Chamberla'ne. 1t is no better pro-
lection TO the ducks than the old one. 1t
only prohibits killing asst has heretofore
They should stop this by the first of
March at any rate, instead of the 10th OF
April.
guess by the nex' issue of The 4EgiS
the question of United States Senator
ship will he settled. Such dillydallying
makes orc sick.
If"Gypsy'' could get his "moufe" into
one of Jim Sank's' planked shad he
would boast OF his hospitality "sho nuf."
lIM SANK.
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HENDERSON -BROOKHART.

One of the prettiest weddings of the
season took place on Wednesday evening
January goth. at $50 P NJ at Bethel
Presbyterian Church. near Madonna,
Miss Mary A. Brookhart, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob H. Brookhart, and
Mr. c. Edwin Henderson, of Black Horse.
were the contracting parties. The bride
was dressed in ahandsome gown Of pearl
embroidered broadcloth and carried
white carnations. Miss Ida L. Brook
hart, sister of the bride, and Miss Nettie
Hughes were the bridesmaids. They
were gowned in white embroidered null
and carried pink carnations. The ushers
were Messrs. John N. Norris, Charles A.
Devoe, Anthony Mordew and Mont
gomery Glenn. The wedding marches,
selections from Lohengrin and Mendel-
son, were beautifully rendered by Miss
Nellie Billingsley, of Baltimore. Rev.
William A. Price pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony, after which a
reception was held at the brides home.
The bride was the recipient of many use
full and beautiful presents. The newly
married couple will reside at Black Horse.
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HAvRE DE GRACE, January 2Tth-Mr.
Arthur Saunders, formerly Of this place,
was severely injured by being caught un.
der an elevator i'll a umbrella factory
Philadelphia. The young man is nine
teen years of age and son of Nh. T. NJ.
Saunders.
MIR. Michael Foley, one of our well
known citizens, died suddenly at Mingu
Junction, Ohio. His remains were brought
here, in charge o. his brother, Mr.. Martin
p. Foley, and will be Inferred at Nit.
Erin Cemetery today. Mr.. Foley was
tiirty-four years old ndleaves a widow
Sep York, a well-known colorcd man,
of Perryman, was killed on Monday bv
being run over by train.
Great excitement prevails along the
shores of the Susquchanna river TIL,
ice started early Monday morning. The
present outlook is for high water and a
gorge, as the flats are rapidly filling VI
with ice. The shores are almost con
stantly lined with persons watching foi
the gorge. Lawrence Boyd, son of bridge
inspector George Boyd, while watching
| the spectacle. ventured too far out on the
wharf and fell in. He was rescued hy
Mr. Nicholas Suter after "A hard struggle
Mrs. Mary A. Barnes. of Ontario
street, is quite i'll with pneumonia B. S
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Delavcr Shotf, Sarah Elizabeth
McElr0y, both of Havre de Grace. Ap-
plicant, Joseph W. Chamberlain.
{. Edwin Henderson, Black Horse,
Mary Amanda Brookhart, Jarrettsville.
Applicant, George E. Brookhart.
Charles Senft, Caroline Maurcr, bota
Of York Pa.
Chester Kennedy, Clara II Owens
both of Havrc d. Grace. Applicant
Lawson Cooley.
Francis J Enfield, Forest Hill, SARAH
Wallace, Highland.
John Frederick Mattingley, Lille Will.
Holloway, both OF Havrc de Grace. APP
plicant, Lawson Cooley.
COLORED.
Charles Wilmer and Annie Bishop.
Frank Buchanan and Laura V Max
field.
John T. Davis and Hattie Jones.
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NATIONAL AID FOR PUBLIC ROADS.

A special committee of the National
Good Roads Association appeared be
fore the Senate and House committees on
Agriculture, on Tuesday, to urge Federal
action in the direction of improving the
main highways of the country. IN the
representation were some Marylanders,
who showed by their presence, that this
/ State is taking a strong interest in the
proposed legislation. There were no set
speeches and the consensus of opinion did
not seem to favor any particular bill.
The discussion was on general lines, and
( it was urged that everyone would be
/ satisfied SO long as the best thing posi-
7 bic was done in behalf of the movement
| The members of the Committee showed
much interest in the subject. but init
mated that nothing could be done at
present except providing for the continu-
ance of road making experiments.
1t was explained that the purpose of
this visit was to impress upon the minds
of the Committee the growing demand
for National aid for good roads AS a
general proposition. all were in favor of
any bill that congress might enact which
would afford to the toiling farmers of
this country some relief from the enor-
nous burdens of mud tax" which they
are now paying.
1t was shown by one of the speakers
that the average cost per ton per mile for
wagon hauling, in this country was %
cents, while i'll France it never exceeded
1921 cents. With good roads this could
be reduced to 10 cents which would effect
an immense saving to the farmers. AT.
tention was called to the fact that the
government is about to spend 5000, 600.
600 on the Panama Canal project, and
that over $3.50, 900, 900 of the govern
ment money has already gone into the
improvement of the rivers and harbors
of this country, and yet one Thousand
times more persons travel on land, anc
one thousand times as many tons o
freight are hauled over the wagon roads
| than upon the waters.
Another strong reason urged was tina
upon no other one class of people did thu
prosperity of the country so much de
pend as upon the farmers. The las
. census shows that they raised $3.50, 900,
600 worth of corn; $3.50, 100000 worth
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO JANUARY n.

Harry :. Carver, trustee 10 Richard
D.tllarn, fourth district, one acre, 500.
Charles Rillmyer IL George {. and
Annie b. {. Dollinger, 20 acres, So.
Edith +. Coale and husband to Alex
ander T. Bradford, third district, . acres,
$5ctC
Harry S. Carver, trustee to Samuel W.
Street,, fourth district, Federal Hill
store property" ten acres. los.
John l.. Kelly and wife to James NJ.
Kelly, third district, "a acres, 81 ,o5o.
Frances Y. skillman to Henry Flotte-
mesch and Son, first district, i've acres,
$3.50.
Henry Rauscher and wife to Annie O.
Gardner, lot No. IS square No. PA,
Havre de Grace, 81, 45O.
Clara l.. Love to Charles Powell,
"Howlett's Ambition" 6 acres, $3.50.
John II. Reckord and wife to Octavian
NJ. Whitaker, 1.-THE Forge Property"
- acres, So etc.
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National American, 1858 and co. The
.F:gi3 and Iutelligencer of April 10. 1867
Six numbers of baltimore American a
1896 to 1850. Two numbers of Balti
more Patriot. 1860. Three numbers
Baltimore Sun, 1860 to 1873. Twonum
bers baltimore News Sheet, 1862 and Ca
Two numbers Baltimore Gazette, 1867,
The New York Caucasian, June, 1862.
The Missouri Argus, 1861.
From Mrs Edward Hall: The Western
Continent of October. 1917.
Thecorrespondence Stree the last meet
ing was reported by tbs secretary.
Mr. n. \. Mock announced that at the
request of Judge EanBibber, the cases
and cabinets of the Society had been re-
moved from the jury room to the build
ing known as the Court House annex.
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From Aberdeen.


ABERDEEN. January 21.--Owing to the
high temperature and heavy rains of last
week, our roads thawed and were quite
heavy They were soon hardened, how
ever. bv the cold weather which began
again on Sunday.
The Trolley Euchre Club, of Peruvian,
WAS entertained on Wednesday evening,
bv Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Pentz. The
usual collation. of dainty sandwiches ard
crfftc was served after the games were
ended The prizes which were a silver
syrup pitcher aud a silver hair brush.
grcre won by Mrs. Jacob =. Yarnali and
Mr. Samuel Sutton The guests were
Mr. and Mrs |. = Narnall. Mr. and Mrs.
+. Iolnson Mr. and Mrs &. H. John
Sp:i. Mrs. lanes W. Malcolm, Misses
Helen MALCOLM, Annie and Emily Gallup,
PHi!cna Hutton, Maude RAYMOND, Bessie
MCt,aw, Fannie Walker and Virginia
Harris, Messrs Edward Michael, Man
dersou lanes, Samuel Sutton, Rvland
Mitchell. Aubrey Mitchell, K. l. and 5.
{ Morgan, Eugene Dell. Howard Rich
ard~on, Arthlr Nelson and Harry Ray
mond.
The second meeting OF the Round Table
was held on Monday evening a t the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth 6. Murray
The subject, which afforded much inter
esting literature. was Scotland, the poetic
side Of which was pleasingly reviewed by
Miss Lille Niles. who gave brief sketch
% the lives nfSir Walter Scott and Robert
Burns, and Miss Mabel Arthur, who read
SCOTS poem, Young Lochnvar." Mr..
William II. Pentz gave the geography of
Scotland in an interesting essay, and Miss
Maude Raymond read ohm l.. Stoddard's
beautiful description of Fingars Cave.
This cave he regards as one of the most
wonderful freaks of nature. Miss Nettie
Baker read paper on the History of
Scotland and the lives of its great heroes,
William Wallace and Robert Bruce. Rev.
Mir. Murrav's remarks were a tribute 70
the memory of the Scottish reformers,
chief of which is John Knox He also
read selections from Ian McClaren's
works. The music for the evening was
thoroughly in touch with the occasion,
being the three Scottish airs, Annie
Laurie, Robin Adair," and Blue Bells
of Scotland The subject for Monday
evening. February Sth, is Germany.
Mr. William II Bayless, of Baltimore,
wa Il :i>it"r in Aberdeen on Tuesday,
where hy vas guest of MIR. Harry L.
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Meighborhood MeQys.
From Darlington.

DARLINGTON, January 26-Instcad of
snow and ice everywhere we now have
mud.
The recent rains destroyed the skating
on The BAY.
Master Owen Hamilton was prevented
from school this week by the ice gorge at
Port Deposit
Mr.. L. A. Hamilton spent part of last
week in the Monumental City.
MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. Michael spent
Thursday of last week in Philadelphia
MIR. Carl Keen is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Johnson has returned to
her home in Baltimore from an extended
visit with Mrs. J. NJ Michael.
Miss Emma Weaver, of North East, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. ". J. BRYANT.
I'NO.
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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.
vt our store 1t 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,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,a land 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 visit to our
store will convince you that
we deal-and deal right.
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SCAFHoRo, IlIri.rv ~ Mr.. J. Edward
Hut, son OF Mi A ~ Huff, Is attending
business college III baltimore.
Mr.. lanes H. Carr. of Baltimore COun.
-, who has been visiting relatives here,
has returned home
Miss Priscilla Rigdon, of Cambria, is
the guest OF Miss Eta Scarborough.
Miss Phcbe Scarborough, has returned
home from a visit TO friends in Delta.
Mr.. VI. .. Thompson has returned from
a business trip TO Baltimore.
Mr.. Grant Dawson is having lumber
hauled To build new house, his residence
having burned down last November.
BRI'CE
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DIED..

HOPkINS.-At her home in Baltimore,
on Saturday, January 10th. ANGIE l.
HOPKINS, formerly of this county
STINCHCOMB.-On January 9th at
his home. at Ioppa, NOAH S. STINCH-
COMB, in his 18th year. Friends and
relatives invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence on Saturday, Ian
uary 30th, at 10 A. NJ. Intermcnt at
Abingdon
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i6S Acres Fronting on the Bel All: Road,
228 Acres,
Fronting little more than half.mc on the
Priest Ford Road.

This tract consists of the Alex. Hays prop
erty 2O5 acres to which has been added ~
acres of IIomelands Farm. give it Il frontage
its full width on the Priest Ford road. This
tract has it about - acres of excellent
Timber This tract has on it all the other
buildings named.
The above property is offered at private
sale, by ME. as agent for DIR. Herbert Harlan,
aud will be sold on easy terms of payment.
w. BEATTY HARLAN.
Churchville Md.
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MISS ROSA F. ANSALvISH.

Miss Rosa F. Ansalvish died in Balti-
more on Monday, January 18th. She
was a daughter of MIR. Emmanuel Ansal-
wish of Bush River Neck. The deceased
was member OF the Daughters of POGO
hortas and this society sent a handsome
floral pillow to her funeral which took
place from her parents home at Perryman
on the following Wednesday. Services
were conducted by Rev. Frederick Hum
phrcy assisted by Rev. H. Saumenig.
The pail bearers were Thomas Mcdonald,
Samuel Sutton, Edward Ricketts,, George
Price, George Taunton and William Cox.
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MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The stockholders of the MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company held
their annual meeting on Tuesday, at the
offices of the Mercantile Trust and De-
post Company, Baltimore, and heard re-
ports of prosperous years business,
with still further advances in the physical
improvement ofthcir property. Directors
were elected as follows:
WV. Spence, George c. Jenkins, Solo
mon Frank, Walter B. Brooks, Jr., John
w. Hall, Jonn X. Cowen, Howard E.
Young, II. {. Niles of York. Pa, John
Wilson Brown.
The following officers were reelected:
President, Mr.. John Wilson Brown;
vicc-president, Mr.. Walter B. Brooks, Jr.;
secretary and treasurer, MIR. John Nc
Henry; assistant secretary, Mr.. Austin
Nj. Lanahan; assistant treasurer, MIR.
Thomas II. Fitchett.
The annual report for the year ended
December 81. 1903, showed the following
Gross earnings. ..... ....S309. 1855 IS
Operating expenses. ........ 217, 643 20
Net earnings. 81, 712 50
The gross earnings show an increase
over 1902 of S29, 262.34, or more than
10 per cent; the operating expenses in
creased $14, 1902, or about per cent.
and the increase in net earnings was
about 20 per cent. After paying interest
on mortgage and income bonds and other
deductions there remains a surplus for
the year of $4,000.
There was spent for construction dur
ing the year S3,923.5O. Betterments
were authorized during the year to cost
$50, 100 All but two of these items were
completed at cost of S34,116 The
new stations at Long Green and Delta
were enlarged over the original plans
Unloading facilities at Homeland, Nd,
were extended by the purchase of add,
tional right of way. Five miles of new
75-pnund rails were laid on the York
division. The Strengthening of the track
at Little Gunpowder was completed.
New freight cars were bought, additional
stouc baliasting was done and new sid,
ingS were installed.
The report OF General Manager Norris
shows that the condition ofthe roadway
was materially improved during the year
and that the equipment is in fair shape
He regards the business outlook for this
year as good. President John Wilson
Brown reported that the Improvement
OF North Avenue station has been deferred
for more pressing work. The straighten
ing of the line at the dog pound was de
layed for the same cause. In this con
nection, President Brown says: "Oul
line at that point falls within scope o
certain park improvements proposed tt
be made by the city, and it is considered
advisable 10 work along with the city a:
far as possible.
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STATEMENT
Mutual Fire ms. Co. in Hartford Co.
for The Year Finding November 30. 1908

There wrIt issued duTin;. the Av.,r i""I l.'h
cirS. The risk which incluLIn.: iudur~s
mcnt ON policies, amount u 81 .''.',i. 90, q"
\ nd Premium Notes including
increase at rate amount 10 l.!:i,itN1 -
There are now in force ,::B,
Policies.
The Risk which amounts to lu.2SN, h3l -
The premium notes amount 10 .3",''J 90
Increase of risk during wear. 1850 uJ
Increase OF l,rcnrm notes
during the yrIr................... l2.iS u -
Cancellations during the wear III l'"i'ci'~
Covering 81 80, . :. 80 Risk. ST." '''.'i - .
Notes.
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John Worthington
Blanche W. Ely.


Sarah c. Worthing
ton, eXccutriX OF the
will of Sarah II. Sly
mcr deceased. Sarah
{. Worthington, Gin, In the Circuit Court
ton <. Ely, Margaret for
\. Botts. Archer NJ. Hartford County.
Bolts. her husband, In Equity.
Mary y. Mitch ell,
Robert %. Mitchell.
her husband, Joseph
iIankcln. The S'olum-
biau Building Asso
station oi Hartford
County.
The object of this suit is to procure a decree
for the sale OF certain real estate situate in
the city of Havrc dc Grace OF which Sarah ii.
SlYmc died seized.
The Bill states that the said Sarah II. Sly
| mcr. in her lifetime indebted upon John
WOrthngton and Sarah L. Warrington i'll
Il large sum of money to wit. the sum OF
S3IO+ -. and since the death of the said
Sarah IL. Slvmcr the said Sarah &. Worth
ington assigned all her right and interest in
said claim to said John WorthinGtnn, TO
whom the same is now due. and and also WAS
| indebted to Blanche W. Ely III the sum OF
Sl32.
That The { colombian Building Association 0i
| Hartford County and Joseph Hankcln claim
| to hold liens upon SAID property, and that
| the said Joseph Ilanieln is Il nonresident OF
| the State OF Maryland.
That the personal estate of said deceased j.
| of small value and entirely inadequate tor
| the payment of her lust debts and THAI
| 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 ltnti ami
| for the order of publication against thc non
| csdcnt dctcndcnt and suhpocnaS against the
| resident defendants and for other relict
| 1t is thcreEpon this 2lSL day OF January.
| 1904, ordered by the Circuit Court for Har
| ford County sitting as Court of Equity.
| that the compliments, 10y causing a copy OF
his order to he inserted in one prinOrc news
| papers published in Hartford county. once "A
! week for four successive weeks, previous to iii
/ tpnt, Il hal, ltp "a ~
giving notice to the said absent defendant .
Joseph Hankcln OF the substance ana object
| of this Bill warning him to he and appear in
this Court in person or by solicitor. on or
/ before the eth day OF March next, to show
| cause ii any he has why the relief prayed
| should not he granted
| VA. :, FORWOOD. TX, Clerk.
| True Copy-TcSl:
] WAI. : FORwOOD. JR.. Clerk.
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Religious Services.

Services at the Fallston PRESBYTERIAN
Church each Sabb 18th as follows: Sun
day school 10 A. NJ preaching service
II 4. NJ, {. F. meeting : 30 p. NJ. All
are invited
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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 "f admins
tratiou on tho estate Of
LOUIS I. LOWRY,
late of II afford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified IL exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thCiCur.
On or Before the 9th Day Of January, 1905,
or they may otherwise 10y law lie excluded
from all bcnciit. OF said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Hth day
of January. 1904.
ELLEN LOWRY,
Administrative {. I. Il.
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or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 3 st
day of December, 1903.
MRS. CAROLINE CoNNELL,
ExecutriX
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MRS. MARGARET BOYLE.

Mrs. Margaret Boyle, widow of the
late Andrew Boyle. died at the home of
her daughter, in Delta, on Monday. She
was seventy-six wears of age and is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. John Har-
kins, at whose home she died, Mrs. Hugh
Jones, and one son, DR.. Richard Boyle, of
Port Deposit. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday, the interment being at Mt.
Nebo Cemetery.
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On or Before the 9th Day of January, 1905,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TREnEEICK WM, TNLAND

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county, Md. letters testamcntary
on the estate of
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On or Before the Goth Day of June, 1904,

late OF Hartford county. deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the lcga
vouchers thereof
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the same being Il part of the lands devised by
the last will and testament OF the said Thomas
l.. Beaumont to the said EmmOr Beaumont
for lite aud after his death t. his two sons,
and is the same and all the land referred to
described III Il deed from David J. Lewis and
others 10 the said Thomas /. Beaumont.
dated the 18th day of July. S96 and record
ed among the aforesaid Land Records in
! liver ". :. z. No. -. folio -.
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MONTHLY REPORT
OF THE-
Treasurer of Hartford County
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TO THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register ot Wills OF
Hartford county. Md. letters of adminiStra-
ton. {. :. e.. 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,
or they may otherwise by law TX excluded
from all benefits OF said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested Ia make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of January. 1901.
JAMES +. DENOE,
Administrator I. I. Il.