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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
From ChurChviIle.

CHURcHvILLE, April G.-The gardeners
aud plow;ncn are busy; for the frost is
disappearing and in spite of the brown
woodlands; bright sunshine permits it to
at last feel like the season for planting
had coms once more There are some
whose still froz.n water pipes remind
them very unfortunately of the cold
winter that has past.
Holy Trinity Church was appropriately
and beautifully decorated for the Easter
service, with white hyacinths and other
ported plants. Rev. T. B. A. Allison
preached to a large congregation.
Misses Bagley and Kimble have taken
up their duties again at the school after
spending The holidays in Baltimore.
Misses Florence and Mary Colburn, of
Wa'brook. spent Easter at the rectorv.
John NJ. T. Finney, IT., is staying at
Greenwood.
Last week nearly serious FIRE occurred
in Il leuant house of Mr.. ". A. Bodt,
occSpied by William Pinkney.
ASCANIUS.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, April 6 This fine weather
has at last opened the season of busy
work among our farmers, who are now
plnughing and planting for their summer
harvestS.
The town was enlivencd during the
Easter week with a throng OF visitors
from Baltimore and Washington. many
of whom were attracted here by the
dance given in the hall on Monday even
ing. As it was the first dance our young
people have had in their own town for a
long time. it was an occasion of much
pleasure and nothing was left undone by
the committee to make it success
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell, of Short Lane,
and Miss Henrietta II. Mitchell, Of Balti-
more, have returned from weeks So
journ at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ahrens, of Pllila-
delphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
l.. Hanway last week.
Mrs. William E Morgan and Miss Eva
Morgan are visiting relatives in Virginia.
Miss Anna Bayless, of Baltimore, paid
visit last week to Mrs. Harry p Stras-
baugh.
Miss Maude Baker. of the Baltimore
Latin School, has returned to that insti-
tuition after having spent the Easter
holidays with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Baker have
recently returned from Rocky Ledge,
Fla. where with their daughter, Miss
Bertha Baker, they spent the winter
months.
Miss Reulah Baker, of the Mary Bald
win Seminary, Of Virginia, spent the past
week with hc- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
". Baker
Misses Florence and Emma Morgan
have returned to Baltimore after visit
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
f. Morgan
Easter Sunday was gladly observed i'll
all of the churches here with appropriate
services, and an abundance of flowers,
prominent among which was the Easter
lily.
Miss Elizabeth Michael, of Washington
College, spent the Easter week with her
parents at Darlington. VIRGINIA.
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OBITUARY..
CHARLES NJ. SANTMYER D..

Mr. Charles NJ. Santmycr died on Tues
day of last week at the home Of lis par
enrs. ,Lr and N75. Jefferson SANTA Il,
in Havre dc Grace He was twcnty-cight
years of age. His funeral took place the
following Thursday, the interment being
at Angel Hill Cemetery. Rev. Father
| Fitzgerald otiiciated
RALPH CHARLE3 LEE.
| Mr.. Ralph Charles Lee, a prominent
citizen of Hartford county, died at his
home near Benson on Thursday night.
| after an illness of about two weeks The
immediate cause of his death was pncu-
monia. Mr.. Lee was highly esteem, d bv
large circle of friends who will legrc; to
hear OF his death. He was in his >cvsn
tieth year and is survived by two Sons,
David Lee and Oliver Lee. The former IS
now resident of New York His wife il
the only daughter of the late Charles
Broadway Rouss, one of New fork's
most prominent men. He also leaves
three sisters-Mrs. William Price, Mrs
Salie Bovine and Miss Lee. The funeral
took place on Saturday. the interment
being at Friends Burying Ground, Falls
ton Friend A. Haviland Hull made a
were William II. Harlan, J. Wilson
Moore, Harry c. Preston. David T. Ben
son. DR.. Frank Lewis and Lathorn loft. |
c. +. IIornberger was the undertaken.
MRS. ANNA MARY JEFFRIEs.
Mrs Anna Mary !etfsies, wife of Rev. |
John H. Jei1ries, died on Friday at her |
home at Doubs, Frederick county. She
was about thirty-six years of age and a
daughter of Mr.. James E. Ely, now of
Baltimore, but formerly of Forest Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Jetfries had been married
little over a year, their wedding being an
event of general interest that took place
on the 25th of March, 1908 The de-
ceased had been a prominent worker in
all church movements and was foremost
in every cndeavor in which her church
was interested, She had a large circle of
friends and acquaintance, and the shock
of her death has cast gloom in the COM
munity where she had been reared. Ser
vices were held at her home at Doubs on
Sunday and her body was brought to
Forest Hill on Monday morning The
was in the cemetery adjoining
Centre NJ. E. Church. The officiating
ministers were Rev. Messrs. Davis, Wag-
ner, Meeks, Gosnell and Friend A. Havi-
land Hull The pail bearers were Preston
Wallis, John Kurtz, Elmore Johnson, FL
wood Martin, Edwin Tucker and Charles
Wilson. c. E. Hornberger was tine un-
iertaker.
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From Fallston.

FALLsToN. April 6.-Easter Sunday
marked the end of Lent. Christ has risen
from the dead after all the pain that He
has undergone for the sins of mankind.
Many of the churches were beautifully
decorated with cut and potted plants
for the occasion.
Miss Mary Z. Favour, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Miss Loretta Stamford, of Baltimore
spent the holiday at her home.
Miss Nellie Slyc was the guest of her
friend, Miss Mary Hollingsworth, Of
Wimbledon.
Master Mitchell Smith. of Baltimore,
has returned from visit with his aunt,
Mrs. Mamie Bond.
Bonds ofmarriagc have been announced
for the first time between Mr.. Wilson
Smith and Miss Mary Hays, of New
York.
Mrs. S. b. Robinson has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. Oscar
Scarborough, of Baltimore.
OBSERVER.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Sadie Wilson, of Baltimore, is Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abel D.
Wilson. of Forest Hill.
Mrs. William G. Roberts. of Rocks, is
spen ling some time with her daughter,
Mrs. James Butler, of York, Pa
Miss Mamie Twining, of Forest Hill,
has for the past two weeks been the
guest of friends in Washington, D. c.
Miss Helen Smitla of Baltimore, is a
guest of Mrs Burlington, of Vale.
Mr. Claude Hanway, of Baltimore,
made visit last week to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Hanway, of Forest
Hill
Mr.. Richard Sothoron, of Charles
county, spent few days Of last week
with his parents, Kew. and Mrs. L. J.
Sothoron, of Forest Hill.
Mr. Lawrence Painter, of Baltimore,
was guest of his uncle. MIR. Burlington
Hanwav, of Vale, on Monday and at
tended the dance at Forest Hill that
evening.
Misses Hattie NJ. and Irene NJ. Bagley,
of Bagley, spent the Easter HOLIDAYS with
friends and relatives in Baltimore and
Ellicott City.
Mr.. ]. Howard Patterson, who is at
tending Sadler's Business College in Bal
timore spent his Easter holiday at the
home of Mr.. ]. r. Patterson, at Federal
Hill.
Miss Elizabeth E. Patterson, of near
Federal Hill, who has been quite i'll for
some time, is able to be out again.
Miss Pauline Butler was at her home
in York, Pa, for the Easter holidays.
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PYLEsvILLE, April . Mr.. William II.
Smithson, IT., student of the University
of Maryland, spent the Easter holidays
at his home He was accompanied by
his friend Mr. Carroll. of New York. also
a student of the University of Maryland,
Oliver A. Bay, who has been quite sick
for some time, is improving.
Mr.. Thomas w. Heaps has been quite
sick, but now is better.
We are sorry to learn of the death OF
"Jim Sank" We will miss his pleasant
letters.
Mr. James B. Stansbury has moved
back 10 his farm near Clermont Mills.
Mrs. William A. Wheeler, who has been
visiting her sister in North Dakota, is on
her way home and expects to arrive here
the last of the week. "JIM CROW"
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From Abingdon.

ABINGDON, April The fires along the
Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad during the
last week have done much damage
Mcssrs. {. X. Sewell and Brother lost
go panels Of tcucs All of their wood
laid VAS burned. over. causing consider
able damage to the Young timber.
Miss Lillian Grafton spent the Easter
holidays with Airs. William Smith of
Jarrett sviilc.
Miss Lillian kimble, of the State Nor
NAL School, spent the holidays at her
home
Miss Elizabeth Bradford, Of Aberdeen,
Is visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel Gilbert,
Uf Crcswell
AIiss Bessie Mitchell, of Calvary, spent
several DAYS last week in Baltimore.
The members and friends of Abingdon
Nj. L Church are glad to hear Of the re-
turn of Rev. and Mrs. r. s Barnes to
this charge. ROSE BUD.
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From Boothby Hill.

BooTHBy HILL, April 5.-Miss Martha
B. CLANCY spent the Easter holidays
with relatives in Baltimore and vicinity.
Mrs T. p Mitchell entertained few
of her friends at dinner on last WetInes
day Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs T P. Mitchell, Mrs. Eliza Mitchell
Mrs. William Hopkins. Misses Bessie and
Helen McGaw, Messrs. b. S Mitchell
and Cornelius Courtney.
Mrs. Morgan Mitchell has returned
from a sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mr. Clowman and family, of neal
Perryman, have moved in the house re.
Gently vacated by Mr.. William McCuhbin
Miss Laura b. Taylor, who has beer
confined at the home of her sister, Mrs
Charles Byrd, of Baltimore, with typhoid
fever, is rapidly recovering.
MARYLAND.
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From Darlington.

DARLINGTON. April 6.-Miss Elizabeth
Forwood. who has been visiting in
Norfolk, returned on Thursday last.
Miss Bernice Gorsuch was the guest of
Mrs. E. Charles Wilson, at Easter.
Little Tom Edge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred P. Edge, has been very sick but is
improving.
Mr.. John H. Price, IT., was the guest
of Mr.. Harry Price in Annapolis, at
Easter.
The church fair which was held at the
rectory on Tuesday evening proved to be
quite success. The proceeds amounted
to thirty-seven dollars. Music by
Mesdames Thomas and Shure and the
Misses Selfe was greatly enjoyed.
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The Wizard ". {. T. Z. held a par
Inr meeting at the horne OF Mr. oET
Supdgrass, Of Mill Green, on Monday
evening. An Interesting programme wa:
listened to by upwards of on- hundred
parsons, ..ter which refreshments Tsri
served and the usual collection taken. a
good sum was raised for kindergarten
purposes, and three new members were
enrolled
Special services were held at the Falls
ton Presbyterian Church last week. The
! pastor, Rev. Wesley NJ. Hyde, being as
sisted by the Revs. Jonas Barclay and
Thomas L. Springer. The meetings were
largely attended and a good feeling mani
tested. On Sunday morning the sacra-
nent of the Lords Supper was admins
tered. Two new members were received
into full membership. Both were men,
one also receiving the sacrament OF bap-
tism. A large congregation was present
on Sunday morning.
DIR. William L. Smith, of Jarretts-
vile, has decided to give up the practice
of medicine and will remove to Sherwood,
Baltimore county, where he has purchased
a property DR.. Smith will be greatly
missed by his large clientage, as well as
those with whom he came in contact in
social way. Although not a native of
this county, he has formed many friend
ships during the years that he has been
here that will endure through life. He
leaves his present home with the best
wishes of all the neighbors.
"A dance was given in the Aberdeen
town hall on Easter Monday evening.
As this was the first social entertainment
of its kind for some time, large number
of persons were in attendance. The pa
troncsses were Mesdames Harry p. Stras-
baugh, William E. Morgan, Morgan
Mitchell, c. H. Johnson, William H.
Pentz, T. L. Hanway, r. F. Mitchell
and J. H. Gibson. The committee in
charge was composed of Messrs. X. L.
Morgan, Aubrey Mitchell, John l.. Irwin,
H. NJ. James, S. c. Morgan, r. F. Mitch
ell, William H. Pentz, J. H. Gibson, S. A.
Hickey, c. H. Johnson and F. o. Veile.
The residents of Baltimore City will |
be confronted with a serious proposition
when warm weather starts. In the burnt |
district there are cellars full of stagnant |
water, and in some places they contain
vegetable matter, flesh and fish. These
menaces to public health will soon COM
mence to decay, and it will require the
most diligent efforts of the health board
to prevent pestilence. With this condi-
ton staring them in the face, it is no
wonder that the residents of Baltimore
are getting disguised with lot of need
less red tape surrounding those officials
who have charge of rebuilding the sec
ton OF the city that was destroyed.
Baltimore has always been noted for its
but in this case it
seems to be almost an absurdity to so
ong hold back the necessary building
operations. 1t is now two months since
the fire, and practically nothing has been
done.
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CARsINs, April 5th.-Mr. John Smith
spent several days last week in Delaware.
Mrs. Cornelia Greenland, who has
been visiting in Baltimore, has returned
Mrs. Sam. Fyle and children, of Bush
River, spent several DAYS last week with
Mrs. Fyle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Vii
liam Lilly.
Miss Lucy l.. Lotiin has returned to
Aberdeen after spending several days
with her sister, Mrs Glenn Greenland
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO APRIL 5.

Hartford National Bank of Bel Air 10
L. W. Woodrow; lot in Norrisville, $500.
Harry S. Carver, trustee, Isaac Amos,
to Sallie c. Amos, Z acres near Norris
vile, SIS.
John c. Butler and wife to Joseph T.
Deckman, house and lot in Bel Air,
S4,25O.
Mary NJ. Johnson and husband to
James A. Mahan, Turkey Forest" 80
acres near Chestnut Hill, $4,000.
Nathan Dean and wife to Elizabeth NJ.
Dozen, lot near Fountain Green, SIS.
Howard n Baldwin to Margaret F.
BOYLE, 10 acres, I'd district $3.50.
Oliver Lee to David Lee, 100 acres,
third district, 81, etc.
John N. Tredway to Ross P. Tredway,
confirmatory deed
Charles c. Morse, executor, to James
A. G Durham, 8 acres, fourth district,
$50.
Thomas Moulsdale and wife to Charles
6. Lettau, "Paca's Park" 46L acres,
first district, 5000.
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From Forest Hill.

FOREST HILL, April G.-The good
weather has brought tie farmers from
their hiding places and they are now pre-
pairing for spring planting.
Mr.. Allen Smedlev, who spent few
days with friends at this place, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Several pit and finch parties were held
in the neighborhood during the holidays.
SUNSHINE
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Metghborhood Negvs.
From The Rocks.

Rocks, April 5.-Mr. James Baird, Sr,
who has been quite sick With severe at
tack of grip. is now able to be ont again.
Mrs. Mary F. Blaney has been shut
in" with the grip for the last week or so
DIR. Famous is her attending physician.
Miss Sallie A. Watkins, of Baltimore
is spending some time with her father.
MIR. William ]. Watkins, at this time
AT REVOIR.
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---------~~s

The usual library donations were made
To u! Forest Hill aud 1911 La Grange
The resignation of Mr.. Ross Scarbo-
rough as trustee at ~, Mt. Vernon, was
not accepted and tie secretary was
ii7e-tsd to write lin letrer expressing
appreciation of his services.
The contract between trustees of 10 l,
Union. and Edgar Webster was con
t,,,ri,.,1
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From Bush River Neck.

MIcHAELsvILLE. April 5.-Easter Day
was cold and windy. Not many flowers
were seen.
Fish are scarce. Mr. F. T. Ehlert re-
Gently caught about fifty rock and one
shad
Mr. r. c. Cronin recently last a valu-
able horse.
Mr. Edwards Ricketts, and Miss Dora
Foard. of Bush River Neck, were married
at Aberdeen on Wednesday, March IS,
Rev. David Jamison performed the ccre-
monv, after which the bride and groom
returned to their newly furnished home
on Chelsea Farm" WILLIE.
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WORK OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

The session of the legislature. which
just closed, has to its credit the passag,
of the following general bills:
The franchise amendment.
Road amendment to the constitution
The Shoemaker bill for State aid tc
roads.
Hannah Oyster Bill.
Jim Crow laws.
General Educational bill, giving about
$25O,OOO more to the schools.
Judges pension.
The bi-monthly pay bill.
The BARRIERS bill.
Local measures affecting Hartford coun-
ty are as follows:
To regulate the shooting of woodcock.
To amend the charter of Aberdeen.
To authorize John NJ. Michael to con-
struct bridge over Swan Creek.
To incorporate the Glen Cove Power
Manufacturing and Supply Company.
To pension James Hopes.
Incorporating the Stewartstown and
Susquehanna Railway Company.
To amend the charter of Aberdeen.
Primary Election law.
To pension James Hooper
To amend the tax law.
To authorize the County Commits
sioners to provide for the support of
Elias Peterson.
To pension Charles F. Poole.
To amend the charter of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
To amend the fish law.
To refund to Robert B. Forwood
money enormously paid into the treasury.
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EASTER ELECTIONS.
t. MARY's CHURCH, EMMoRToN

William p Trimble, Hen
ry {. Wilson, Edward H. Hall, E. Fl. D.
Pue, Alex S. Bell, S. A. Williams, Will
liam Dallam, William E. Oliver; registrar,
Arthur Winchester.
EMMANUEL CHURCH, BEL AIR.
Vestrymen-G Smith Norris, William
H. Harlan, J. NJ. STREET., J. L. 6. Lee, A.
NJ. Fulford, Richard Dallam, J. A. Hunt
er and J. r. Sitter; wardcns, G. Smith
Norris and p. Moores Maynadier; regis
trar and treasurer, William B. Nelson;
assistant, w. Wylie Hopkins.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, cHURcHvnLE.
Vestrymen-James Lee, DR.. Herbert
Harlan, A. Lawrence Penniman, B.
Frank Hanway, Harry D. Coale, w.
Beatty Harlan, Thomas ]. Claggett;
wardens, Alfred a. Colburn and B. +.
Hanway, Jr; registrar, W. Beatty Har-
Ian; delegate to convention, w. Beatty
Harlan; alternate, James Lee.
spEsUTIA CHURCH.
st. Georges Parish-Vestrymen, Phil
lips NJ. Hall, Charles w. Michael, J. +.
Towner James w. Malcolm, Cornelius
Cole, Frederick Nelson, Samuel S. Jay,
Joseph W. Taylor; registrar Samuel 5.
Jay: treasurer, c. w. Michael, wardens,
X. C. Cronin, J. Edmund Michael; dele
gate to convention, Charles w. Michael
alternate, ]. w. Malcolm.
| DEER CREEK PARISH.
vestry-D. E. Price, E. NJ. Allen, Jr,
John Sappington, NJ D.. II. G. Selfc, c.
W. Smith, d. Gilpin Wilson, II. S Huff.
p. ]. Scarborough; wardens, Ramsey
Stamford and A. f. Scarborough; dele
gate to convention, John Sappington. NJ.
D.; alternate, c. w. Smith. Services in
ST. James Church, The Trappe, Sunday
night at 100.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, HAvRE DE GRACE.
Vestrymen-Dr ". w. Hopkins, J. w.
O'Neil, c. w CuIley, Edward Hall, Muir,
ray Vandiver, w. E. Kenly, Louis A.
Vosbury, John E. Charshee; senior war,
den, J. l.. {. kenly; junior warden, Gin,
ton Bond; registrar, DR.. w. w. Hopkins
treasurer, ]. w. O'Neil; Easter offering
$24O; delegate to convention, William E
Kenly; alternate, John E. charshee.
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seven words to line, No advertisement in
serted unless prepaid.
No advertisement inStlted fof las: iiian 3:
csats
EB Wanted -tfactsrth To DO ~,rcTa
8 work; must be good shoe. sober ard
industrious. Steady work. Henry l.
Selfe Darlington, Md.
sas~For Sale.-lO Berkshire pigs J. $.
Richardson, Rel Air.
R1~ For Sale at Farm Choice Seed
Yellow Ear Corn 80 for $50 pounds, also
Mixed and Millet Hay and Fodder c.
Boslcy Littig, NanBibber.
ty~ Wanted Immediately .-Man with
small family to 90 on farm near Bel Air
to raise poultry and attend to garden
and stock. Address II, 1Egis Office.
ldy"For Sale.-White Starr seed pota-
/ toes. A. S. Magness, Mountain, Md.
ts-Just arrived and for sale two car
loads of Horses and Mules II. B. Bruins,
Railroad Sales Stables, Bel Air, Md
r1~For Sale.-Royal Range, Sheppard
| make, i'll good order. Has water tank
attached. DR.. w. l.. Smith, Jar-cttsville.
III" For Sale.-Several hundred currant
bushes, large size. Fay's Prolific and
Large Cherry. Price SO per hundred
| Other plants for sal. i'll season NJ L.
Ridgely, Benson, Md.
la For Salc-A large Roam Mare
general utility farm horse, about 10 wears
old. Not being in foal this year and
having no use for her will sell. Herman
stump.
t=a'1 'Wanted.-A medium sized Book
Case. Address 2. o box No. 9, Bel Air,
Nd.
I9"For S5ale-Oue Tomato Packer, one
40 II. p. Boiler and one 60 II. = Boiler.
cheap. Nelson Mccain & Bro, Dublin,
Md.
lsS@For Sale.-A sow and 10 pigs,
Berkshire and Poland China W. !. Vii
son, Forest Hill.
Typewriting and Stenography
promptly done. Typewriter supplies
Mrs. NJ. ". Mock, office adjoining Post
Office, Bel Air, Md.
Ia Buff Plymouth Rock and W. Wyan-
l.
Rigdon, Street,, Md.
.S'For Sale-A cheap Horse. w. W. |
Finney, Churchville. Md.
tas"Potat >es for Sale-Early Rose and |
Prosperity varities. Good seed. at |
market price. David Grey Forest Hill, |
K. +. d. No. ..
~ For Sale-Pure White Wyandotte
Eggs 81 for 10. Orr Strain. ]. L. Nc
Cormick, Agent, Bel Air, Md.
le Money for Mortgages first or
second on Farms. Term of years 4 and 5
per cent. interest. No commission.
Gaylord and Co., 1914 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
leg-Wanted.-Fa Stock of ali kinds,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Calves, thin
Cattle for Bolognas. / also have at
private sale first. class Horses and Mules,
at H. B. James stables, Aberdeen. Call
or address Calvin Appleton, Aberdeen,
Md. Both phones
h25n Money to Loan on Mortgage in
sums to suit. Thomas H Robinson
Attorney at Law, Bel Air.
H@I. ". Thompson, auctioneer of real
and personal property, Dublin, Md.
Paper approved ami discounted on day
OF sale when desired
la5" Money to lend on mortgage. Ap-
ply to Walter ". Preston, Attorney, Bel
Air, Md.
ES~ Money to Loan on Mortgage.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The Examiner was directed to watch
the averages of schools with assistants
and retain same where the attendance
justifies.
a delegation headed by Mr. Archer
Little asked for the reopening OF 2l-5
Greensboro, destroyed by fire on March
18th. The Board decided that in view
of the law, recently adopted by the Legis-
lature, which among other things, allows
the consolidation of schools, that it
would not at this time rebuild said
school house.
Colored schools not showing an aver
age of 10 pupils were ordered closed on
April 18th. those showing this to he con
tinued provided the patrons pay one
half of the teachers salary.
The selection of trustees was postponed
until the May meeting.
Proposals for advertising will be re
] ceiyed on May 4th up to IL A. NJ.