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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

Road Checks Issued.-Charles BENCHES
dorf, $9.75; Marion Malcolm, $lO9 90;
W. H. Rawhouser, 29.63; James A..
kenney. $2+.12; G. A. Gilbert, $3O.31; ].
T. Magness. 500 25; James o. Grafton,
So; Michael Kennedy, $13.43; c. +. Nc
Chung, 500; N. A. Rohrbaugh, $15.62; J..
n Richardson, 500; William Burnett,
$1O,25; John {. Ayres. SIS; John D.
Street,, $15.25; !. NJ. Kelley. SOC; Z. A.
Cairnes. ISL O5; William b. Wright,
$50 %; X. n. Wiley. $25; J. V. Lacey,
S34 &C. Darlington Road League, $3S 81;
c. Z. Robinson, $14; Isaac Thompson,
$3O25; J. Ross Scarborough, $3.50;
John Dunnigan, $3+07; A. II. Wilson,
lumber, $50 20: Good Roads Machinery
Company, repairs, $1O5.56; S. S. James,
bridgework, 81 so; Patrick Carroll,
pix ing etc. of road, $25OO;J T. Deck,
man, lumber; So %; !. c. Ayres, bridge.
work, $GS.7S; J. Ross Scarborough
lumber, $39.S6
Orders on County Treasurer George
]. Finney, Judge Orphans Court, SIG 90
William +. Trimble, Judge Orphans
Court, $32 90; W. J. Price, IIavre Dc
Grace road work, $lSO49; II. NJ. Smith
supplies for Havre de Grace road, So 50
+. L. Michigan, supplies for Jail, 50; DIR
F. F. Smithson, Health Officer, SIS; c
L. Creswell, conveying paupcr, So
Sydney c. Day, constable account
$11.55; +. W. Reasin, sheriff. $500; ]
Harold Stokes, constable's account
SIS So; cash paid sundry ones for labo
at Almshouse, GS.S3; cash paid for ex
pense of removing colored children to st
Elizabeth's Home, SIS 60; Maryland
Hospital for insane. 50, 1O331;R II. Lee
and Bro, hauling for jail, $3.50. Mt
Hope Hospital, $3.50 E. Scott Payn
and Bro, supplies for Havre de Grac
road, So; Good Roads Machinery Com
pany, repairs for crusher, Sigh. 10; Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company
freight on coal for Havre de Grace road
$41 81; O. N. Johnson and Company
coal for Havre de Grace road, $3S sc
M. II. Fahey, magistrates account
$40 10; J. w. Hoiiccker constablc's az
count, 500. 80; Alex. P. Norris, magis
trate account, $3.50; Springfield Hosp
tai for insane, $637.50.
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THE HARTFORD FAIR.

The Hartford Fair will lie held mex
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday ant
| Friday. The directors held a meeting OF
Monday and closed up large number o
preliminaries looking to successful exhi
bition. The entry books close tomorrow
Saturday, night. While the time is short
| those who have not yet sent i'll their list:
can do So and Secretary McNabb will see
that they are properly recorded.
Every pains has been taken ~ make
this fair a success. The underlying prin
ciple for this unusual effort is the proba
bility that unless sufficient interest is
shown this board will give up trying to
induce people to continue the fair, if they
do not care enough about it to take a
part i'll seeing that it is proper represent
tative of the many advantages of our
county. Strangers will judge us by the
progressivcness must necessarily suffer if
it is not in evidence at our county holiday
display.
The year has been successful one for
the farmers. Never have their crops
promised Il more abundant yield. Now
how many will show to the public just
how big their corn or potatoes or toma-
toes are We believe there will be plenty,
but think how much more encouraging it
would be if every farmer who has good
corn would just bring a few stalks as
testimony of what his land will produce.
Think of the thousands Of acres in corn
aud if an exhibit came from only one-half
of the owners, the main building would
not hold all. That is what the directors
want, and should it he the case they
would only be too glad to get place
large enough to house and show it all.
The same may be said of the many other
crops. The fruits and flowers are always
interesting. Plenty of exhibits could be
made and the public good corresponding
lv advanced.
1t is not necessary to say anything Of
the thousands of things that our ladies
could bring. BY their own efforts unaid-
ed they could make the Hartford Fair the
talk ofthe state. 1t would require very
little work, and we hope that those who
read this article will just stop and ponder
over the earnestness of this appeal, and
the disinterestedncss of the request We
do not want to see the fair go down. 1t
can be made second to none in the state
if the people will only help.
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The following entries have been made

The following entries have been made
State, use Harry A. Whitaker, VS.. lanes
Fleming and others; agreed. Whitaker
and Carver for plaintiff, Harlan and
Preston for defendants.
George w. lIabbersett VS.. George II
Hewlett & Co; suggestion and affidavit
for removal Williams for plaintiff, Pen.
hing and Young for defendant.
The Lazaretto Guano Company VS..
Sheffield T. Poteet; Judgment confessed.
Williams for plaintiff, Whitaker for de-
PENDANT.
DERRICK Fertilizer and Chemical Com
pany VS. Thomas J. McCausland; judg-
ment fiat confessed Williams for plain
tiff, Young for defendant.
Lazaretto Guano Company VS.. John c.
Gordon ct al; judgment by default.
Williams for plaintiff, Robinson for de
PENDANT.
Rebecca Lee VS.. Town of Bel Air; re-
moved to Howard county. Carver and
Williams for plaintiff, Preston for defend
ant.
Robert c. Richardson VS.. Joseph Z.
knight; off Williams for plaintiff, Rob
inson for defendant
James c. Bavington VS.. ]. William
Burkins, tried before Court Judgment by
consent for S151 40. Whitaker for PLAIN
tig. Lee for defendant
Thomas H. Robinson VS.. Joseph Nc
kee Judgment fiat. Robinson for plain
tiff
Carroll Adams & Co., VS.. William ii.
Chicoat; satisfied. Preston for plaintiff.
Thomas c. Hunter VS.. William H.
Green; Judgment by default. Williams
for plaintiff.
Edmondson, Smith & Co. VS.. Charles
Rigdon; Judgment by default Davis for
plaintiff
Lawrence and Gould Shoe Company
VS.. Charles Rigdon Judgment by default
Davis for plaintiff.
On Tuesday the appeal docket was
taken up and the following cases disposed
OIL:
w. Wilson Knight ct al. VS.. John T.
McNutt, jury trial; judgment for plain
tiff. Harlan for plaintiff, J.. NJ. McNabb
for defendant.
Joseph E. Spencer VS.. Hopkins Brothers;
judgment non pros. Maynadier for
plaintiff. T. w. McNabb for defendant.
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l'YLESvIILE, September 13th.--Thc
Kings Daughters and Sons ~ ST. Paul
NJ. =. Church held their monthly meeting!
at the residence of Mrs. Mary Martin on
the evening of ScptcmberG. The meeting
was opened by singing II Love to Tell
the Story" followed by the reading of
Feel. MI by the president. Annie NJ. Shane,
and prayer by William Wright. After a
short business session. during which
several new members were received. the
evening was spent in music. vocal and
Instrumental, and socialintcrcoursc. Re
trcslmcnts were served, after which all
departed for their homes. thanking their
kind hostess for Il pleasant evening, due
to her hospitality. About fifty persons
were present. A KINGS DAUGHTER.
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Death of Mrs. BaylesS.

ABERDEEN, September live are hav-
ing a much needed rain, after which the
streets of our town. as we'll as the sur
rounding drivcways, will he more invit-
ing for travel than they have been since
the canning season began.
Mrs Elizabeth Bayless died at her
home, near Paradise, on Sunday after
noon. She was the widow of the late
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Golden TLoru. Oh &. NJ. II. White, Ha1t
ford. y. &.
q. NJ. G. or Mary D,l. Vim. Nicholson. Al
liu;.i'.ri. Ntl.
Ilut". Euttonwuud Stock Farm.
Maggie s., blk. M. ar Belle Marshal, ". l..
Bi%Gs, Arlington, Md.
No. LII II PACE.
MySotis h. :, II. NJ. Git. Hanover Pa.
Walter $, h. T., {. Steele. Norfolk, Va.
Lady Bumps, :. m, ]. W. Moore, Bridge
ton. n. J.
Honest Joe, <. &. Dyer and Mcleod, Pros
pect Park, Md.
Golden Thorn, CHI. e, NJ. II. White, Hart
ford. y. c.
Maggie $, blk. M, or Belle Marshal, ". L.
Biggs. Arlington.
Sphinx X. l.. <, John Rauch Allegheny Pa
Noah b.. II. -. l.. II. Rcmond, Aringto on. Md.
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From Boothby Hill

BooTuHY HILL. September 13-Alr
T. +. Mitchell lost valuable driving
horse last week.
Mrs. Charles Byrd, of Baltimore. is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. William Tay-
lor.
Miss Maule Lamb and Miss Edith
Steward, of Philadelphia are guests OF
Miss Nora Cain.
Our school rcopcncd this week with
the return OF Miss Martha CLANCY as
teacher. MARYLAND.
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From SCarboro.

ScARnoR", September 13.-Crawford
Brothers, OF Delta, have reprinted Ascen,
sion i. +. Church outside, also the resi-
dcncc of Mrs. 5. 5. Scarborough.
Mr. and Mrs. {. .. MOultOn and Miss
Rebecca Reynolds are attending the
Eagles Convention in Baltimore
While MIR. Frank Rigdon, overseer at
Mr.. John Famous canning house was
walking past the packer, Saturday last,
the set screw caught his pants leg and
before the machine could be stopped his
ankle was wound in, and badly bruised
and mashed. He will be unable to resume
work for some days.
MIR. James Boyd, of Ady, lost Il valua
BILE horse last Monday morning of collie
Mr.. Harvey l.. Frayscr is dangerously
i'll at his home here BEI.CE
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The will of the late Elias Beaumont
was prohated. He leaves all Of his prop
erty of every kiad to Charles E. Horn
berger, who is also named executor. sub
ject to the following legacies: Holm
Beaumont, 5000; Lizzie Nj. Dozen $50;
Agnes 6. McConas 500; George Is. Hays
$50. Hutchinson w. Hays $50. The
will is dated March =, 1899, and is wit
messed by William S. Forwood, Jr, J. w.
Chamberlaine and George y. Mavnadier.
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Rocks, September f3th.-Aliss Grace
Miller, Of Baltimore, has been visiting
relatives near this place.
Mr.. Robert Baird has been on the sick
list for some time past
The ringing of our school bell can he
heard again, and both teacher and pupils
have gladly resumed their school duties
Mrs. Nicely Henderson and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Black Horse, spent a few
DAYS with friends and relatives in this
vicinity last week
Miss Sarah A. Watkins, eldest daughter
of Mr. William ]. Watkins, of this place.
and Mr.. James T. Johnson were married
on Thursday evening. September Sth, at
the residence of her brother. Mr. William
A. Watkins. in Baltimore, by Rev. Mr.
Malone, pastor Of Hampton Presbyterian
Church, Of which the bride is a member
Az kEVOIR
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO SEP. a..

Archer and Williams trustees to Wilton
Grcenway ct al, lots in Havre de Grace,
S. etc.
Mary A. Swenson and husband to
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad right of
way. $3.50.
John II. Owens and wife to Jeremiah
Murphy and wife, lot in Havre tie Grace,
$2,S25.
Cyrus {. Cronin, executor, to James T.
Treadwell. S acres, Abingdon, $675.
Henry +. Johns to James w. Wilson,
acres in Abingdon. $3.50.
Martin Rryan and Others to Robert
Tenant, 80 acres in fifth district, 81 200.
Daniel Healy to Michael II. Fancy, lot
in Havre de Grace, 5000.
Eda B. Krouse and husband to Myrtle
Jones, lot in Havre de Grace, So.
Ephraim B. Gilbert to Mary E. Gilbert,
81 acres fourth district, So etc.
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FALLsToN. Sept. l + The late rain is a
great benefit. as ii wilicnablc the farmer;
to prepare the soil for the fall seeding.
The public school opened on Monday
and We arc glad to have the opportunity
to welcome back our former teachers,
Misses Lee and Curtis.
Miss Mary L. Favour spent Sunday ut
her home
Miss Ruth T. Street, has returnt d
from n visit to relatives aud friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Florence NJ. Nelker is STAYING at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Favour
Mrs. Dennis 4 Bradley is quite i'll wi. Ii
typhoid fever 1T her home near here.
Mrs Belle Corner and family have re-
turned to Baltimore from visit to Mrs.
s. Il. Robinson. OBSERVER.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Nora kimble, of the Hartford
Teachers Corps has entered the STATE
Normal school to compile her course O
studies.
Col. S. n Hyde, who has been spend
ing the summeHa GlyndOn, has removed
to his Baltimore residence on North
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Grymes, Jr., of Bal,
timore, who have been visiting Mrs.
James Ruff, have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ. McNally, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs Ruff.
Mrs. Walter Emory Shargreen, teacher
OF Michaelsville public school, who under
went an operation at the Maryland
homeopathic Hospital tour weeks ago
for appendicitis was removed to her
home at Govanstown last Monday even
ing, ana is slowly convalescing.
Mrs W. S. Gorsuch, of Churchville, is
sojourning at Atlantic CITY.
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From MiChaelSviIie.

MIcHAELSVILLE. September IL. - On
Wednesday night last fire destroyed the
house occupied by Mr.. Al. Matthews,
together with its contents. Had it not
been for the report of a gun in the kitch-
en-, which awakened them, the family
would probably have persisted in the
flames. Mrs. Mathews was taken to
a neighbours in her night clothes The fire
is supposed to have been caused by a de-
tective hue
1t is ST. dry the farmers are having
trouble plowin" Some have had to stop
on account Of the ground being SO hard.
Mr.. Dever, formerly of this county, but
now Of Georgia, where he has resided for
the past twenty eight wears, is visiting
in this vicinity. Ike visited his father
grave i'll the old family burying ground
on Spring Garden. GUESS WHO.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Elizabeth MEG. Finney was appointed
administrators of the late Ebenezcr b.
Finney; bond $4,000. Emory A. Nc
Comas and J. w. Anderson, Jr., were ap-
pointed appraisers of the estate.
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OBITUARY..
BENJAMIN II. PRESTON.

Benjamin b. Preston, aged ~ years,
died at his home at Magnolia on Monday
of last week. His funeral took place on
Wednesday, the interment being at Abing-
don NJ. F.. Cemetery. Rev. l.. NJ. Fergu-
son utfiCiated. The pail bearers were
John Everett, Park Everett, William
Ropka. Vinton Pyle, Henry Myers and
Nicholas Cook. II. X. McComas was
the undertaken.
ELIAS BEAUMONT.
Mr.. Elias Beaumont of Benson, died on
Thursday last after lingering illness of
| paralysis, aged 70 years. Mr.. Beaumont
was widower and left no direct descen-
dants, but three brothers, Holland
Beaumont, of Hartford; Lewis Beaumont,
of Baltimore. and Emmor Beaumont, of
Atlantic City and one sister, Mrs George
W. Davis, of Pleasantville, survive him.
| He was buried from Fork NJ. T.. Church
on Sunday, Rev. ID. y. Ford his nephew
officiating. The pail bearers were ]. W.
Archer, George Archer, William S. Pres
ton, Enos Davis, ID. Tranior Archer and
b. Howard Amoss. Henry G. Walker,
| of Pleasantville had charge of the funeral
arrangements. Mr. Beaumont erected
the first Improvement made at Benson
over forty years ago and by a life of in
dustry and integrity built up for himself
a neat estate.
MRS. MARGARET WALKER SHERIDAN.
Mrs. Margaret Walker Sheridan,
widow Of the late Richard Sheridan, died
on Thursday OF last week at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Sallie r. Hoffman.
She was 50 years of age and the only
child Of the late James and Mary Walker.
Her father was county school teacher
and frequent contributor to one of the
democratic papers of this town. Mrs.
Sheridan spent 4 large portion of her un-
married life with her uncle Rev. John
Reese, of Baltimore county. Rev. Philip
Reese, who was stationed in Hartford at
the time of his death. was her uncle
Her surviving children are Mrs. Richard
Pierce, of Williamsport. Pa, William
Sheridan, of Virginia, Miss Ella Sheridan,
Mrs. Sallie K. Hoffman, K. Coleman
Sheridan and Mrs. Frederick w. Reasin,
of Havrc de Grace. Her funeral took
place on Saturday, the interment being
at Mt. Zion cemetery. The pall-bearers
were David Hanway. William C. Jeffrey,
DR.. Benjamin Smith, John w. Anderson,
n. w. s. Hays and George A. Hays.
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SEPTEMBER COuRT.

The September term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county convened i'll Bel Air
on Monday. The following officers were
present: associate Judge, George l..
VanBibber; clerk, William S. Forwood,
Jr.; sheriff, Stevenson A. Whiteford crier,
John Bauer; bailitfs, Bernard Dunnigan,
Samuel 5. James and Joseph LIrezey.
On motion of Stevenson a. Williams
the May term of Court was adj burned
sine die. The September term was then
called. The Court excused George w.
Carver, George II. WINS, Edmund L.
Wilkinson, Francis S. j. Tyrrcll and Dr.
William B. Rowe In their places were
drawn David E. Hutchinson. .; J. G..
Fred. Lantz, /; James +. Brown, /;
Alonzo Wilson, 5, and Henry A. Ray
mond, ..
The following grand jury was selected :
Dr. K X. Robinson, foreman.
Nelson Woodward l. W. Strawbridge,
+. Thornton, Joseph Crurnlish,
Vim. !. Hopkins Addison w. Lee,
Harold NJ. Slice. Z. {. Hopkins of l..
Vim. Is. Jackson. NJ Z. Kelly,
John i. Ward, Edgar Dean,
{. W. Pucock, Nicholas Watt,
| T. A. Chenworth. James Ii. kirkwood,
Walter GLADDEN., George c. Proctor,
James A. Wiles, VIM II. Chlcoat,
] II. Richardson, X. L. l. Lcight.
In his charge to the jury, Judge Van
Bibber stated that there were no gross
violations of law of a serious nature that
had been brought to his knowledge, but
crimes of a minor nature seemed quite
frequent, and these, as far as possible
had been made up into list by the
States Attorney. In the discharge o.
their duty, he said that it WAS not ncces
sary to go deliberately into each case
and that the taking Of cumulative cvi
dcnce was unnecessary. All that was re
quircd was sufficient testimony which i
uncontradicted would result in a convic
ton. The constahles had been directed
to be present on the first day of court
The jury was requested to report the alb
sence of any officer. In the discharge o
their duties, Judge VanBibber asked tha
they first take up the cases of prisoner
confined in Jail so that their cases coult
be first disposed of when the crimina
docket would be called, which will b,
next Monday.
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On or Before the 9th Day of March, 1905,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
ELWOOD 7. ANDERSON

This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Register OF Wills of
Hartford county, Md. letters tcStamcnIary
upon the estate of
ELWOOD Z. ANDERSON
late of Hartford county. deceased. Allpcrsons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 10th Day of February, 1905,
or they may otherwise by law lie excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 10Th
day OF August, 1901
ANNIE l.. ANDERSON,
ELWDOD l.. ANDERSON,
ENcCutors.
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From Darlington.

DARLINGTON, September 13.-One of
the most attractive society functions of
the season was card and finch party
given BY Mrs. John ii Price at Way
side" on Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. John II. Price. Ir, and Mrs. !. {.
killingsworth, of st. Louis. The other
guests were Mcsdames llargravcs Spald-
ing, W. Wilkinson of Virginia, Edward
Worth of Baltimore, Christopher Wilson,
ID. +; Price, T. NJ Allen, w. ". kimball
u. +. Thomas. Edwin Worthington, w.
h. Kirk, William Shurc, James I. Jones
George Whitclock, d. Gilpin Wilson, +.
Charles Wilson, r. l.. Williams, John Sap
ping ton, Miss Elizabeth IIylaud of Wash.
ington, Miss l.. buchanan of san Fran
cisco, Misses Wilkinson and Hunter of
Norfolk. Miss Ethel Saith, Miss Mamie
Emlen of California, Miss Bessie Killings
worth, of st. Louis, Misses Mary Wroth,
ofBaItimorc, Sallie Alien, Roberta Worth
| ingtun, Florence Pritchard, Elizabeth
Forwood, Isabel Price and Mary Wilson.
About forty persons attended the
dance given in the town hall on Monday
evening. The patronesses were Mes
| DANES Walter b. Kirk and Edwin Scott
| Worthington.
Miss Lula Mcdowell, of Baltimore,
was the guest of Miss Bculah Whtcfock
at Shady Side for q few days last week
Mrs. David L. Thomas lett on Wedncs-
d1v for Baltimore where she will spend a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Wilbur
| Elliott, at her attractive home at Forest
| Park.
Mrs. Thomas Hays. of Baltimore, and
| Miss Emlcn. of California, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Allen on
Saturday and Sunday at KELVIN
Grove"
The Darlington Academy opened on
Monday with full attendance. The fac.
ultyis composed of Prot. A. +. Galbreath,
Miss Nellie Slyc, of St Mary's, and Miss
G. Bcrnice Gorsuch, of Baltimore county
Mrs Edward Wroth and family. who
have been spending the summer ut "EI
Briton," the Price homestead, will leave
on Thursday for their home in Baltimore
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

John *. Farley In the Circuit Court
Mcrrick x v Pennington Hartford i" County.
and others. Ia Equity.
Bv virtu- OF an order of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county. sit ting in Equity. passed
ON the 18th day OF September 1901, the uu-
drrSi gned hereby gives notice to the creditors
of Caleb ]. NJ. MerTick and JoSiaS Pennington,
trading as MerriCk and Pennington. to file
their claims duly proven. with the Clerk of
said Court. on or before the first day of
January. 1905.
JACOB A. DOZEN,
Trustee,
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TEACHERS Association.

The Teachers Association, with President
Charles 4. Mildcnd"rf i'll the chair, trans
acted its regular routine business. 1t was
decided to huld but one evening entertain
mcnt next wear. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing. year: President. MIR.
". w. Reyes: vicc-prcsdcnt. Mr.. ]. !. Coul-
nuurn. secretary and treasurer. Miss Kate
y. Kicker: executive committee, MIR. Charles
Ledley Misses Bertha Martin. Leila Beatty.
Edna Mitchell. Nellie Slye and Margaret
Mcdonald.
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JACOB A. DONEN. Solicitor
ORDER NISI.


ORDER NlSl.
Harry c. Garter In the Circuit Court
for
Rose T.. Carter Hartford County.
and others. In Equity.
Ordered. this 9th day of September. 1904
that the sales made and rcport ell in the :tbo We
entitled cause by Jacob y. Dozen. Trustee, he
finally confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the LIST dav OF
October. 1904; pro vidcd copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Hartford county. aforesaid, once i'll each OF
three 90 successive weeks before the LIST day
of oct obcr, 1904.
The report states the amount of sales to lie
ST. ,235.
wAI. $. FORwoOD. JR.. Clerk.
True C0py-Tcst:
WM. 5. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
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On or Before the 10th Day of February. 1905,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is To give notice that the subscriber
| has obtained from the Register of Wills of
| Hartford County, Md, letters tcstamcntary
| on the estate of