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The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
From Havre de Grace.

From our Regular Correspondent
HAvRE DE GRACE, September 10.-Our
school opened on Monday with an en-
rollment of about five hundred and classes
are already working smoothly, with
every indication of successful year under
the direction of the new principal, Prot.
c. II. Dye.
The yacht, Anvirdo, built by the Sus-
president, for Mr. J. X. Kinney, of Eas-
ton, was launched on Monday afternoon.
The Anvirdo is the finest yacht ever built
here and one of the finest ever seen in our
waters. 1t is 46 feet long, II feet beam,
equipped with thirty e-power engine,
dynamo for electric lighting and seven,
teen hundred candle power searchlight.
The equipment includes full set of navi-
gators charts and instruments for sea
cruising and full complement of flags,
including the entire signal code. The
vessel is beautifully finished and furnished
throughout Miss Anna Kinney chris
tened the boat as it glided from the ways
After the launching an excellent dinner,
prepared at the Hartford House, was
served to all those who assisted in the
construction of the craft. Mr.. Kinney
will cruise in Florida waters during the
coming winter.
George Boyd, son of George and Rose
Lawder Boyd, died on Sunday night of
typhoid fever. Oliver Currier, the twelve
wear, old son of Mr.. Oliver Currier. has
been very i'll with the same disease, but
is now on the road to recovery.
Misses Anna McComas and Rena Smith,
of Baltimore, are guests OF Mrs. A. c.
Foster. y.
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Darlington News.

DARLINGTON. September 9.-Miss Annie
Wilson is visiting her sister Mrs. A. F
Galbreath.
Mr.. Edward Garrettson. of Baltimore,
is visiting his father, Mr.. William Gar
rettson.
Mesdames Forwood and Parkins are
spending some time in Philadelphia.
Darlington High School and Academy
opened Monday with Prof A. F. Gal
breath as principal and Misses Ada
STREET. and Lillian Kimble assistants.
Owing to the absence ofthe rector, Rev.
w. w. Kimball. who is spending a couple
of weeks at Orkney Springs, Virginia,
there will be no services at Grace Me
mortal church Sunday, September 18th.
Mrs Hibler, of New York, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Worthington.
Mr.. Edwin Hopkins is quite i'll at his
home in Darlington.
Mr. J. Fletcher Hopkins and bride are
occupying their home in Darlington.
Mrs. Arthur X. Easter entertained the
Card Club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold c. Gibson has returned to
her home in Staunton, Va.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS TO SEPT. II.

Michael H. Fahey, treasurer of the
CITY of Havre de Grace to James II
Fahey, lot No. 63. in square No. 229
$24
Same, same to Isaac Hecht, lots Nos
80 and 90, in square No. pa in Havre
de Grace, $26.
Levi b. Alricks ct al. cxrs. to p. L.
Hopper, lot No. 293 in square No. 26S,
Havre de Grace, So.
Fahey and Hopper, trustees, to Robert
G. Gambrill, lots 3S7 and 3SS In square
PAL In city of Havre de Grace, $105.
Robert G. Gambrill and wife to P. L.
Hopper, lots 3S7 and 3SS In square 241
In the city of Havre de Grace, $11O.
George c. Lantz and wife ct al. to
Mary A. Norris, tract of land in first dis
trict, containing 96 acres, $4,000.
Noah Cof1man and wife ct al. to John
T. Woodward ct al, tract of land In first
district, containing 163 acres, $5.
Joshua T. Mellor, trustee, to Samuel
anu WIG, l"o lOLS III AOui III NiS-
trict, containing together 513 acres on
road leading from Shawsville to Black
Horse, $2,75O.
Annie Shane to Sarah c. Amos, tract
containing Z acres, 500.
o. Jane Munnikhuysenet ct al to William
H. Harlan, lot in Bel Air, S5.
Charles E. Holloway to Edward Nj.
Allen, Jr, tract of land in fifth district on
east side of road from Wilson's Mill to
Darlington, $1,100.
Jacob A. Doxen. trustee, to Susan c.
Baldwin, lot In Aberdeen, $735.
Sarah c. Amoss and husband ct al. to
Annie Shane, parcel of land in fourth dis
trict on road from Amos Mill to Norris
vile, containing 2 acres, 500.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
BEL AIR NOTES.

Mr.. Atchison M. Reckord has returned
from business trip through Virginia.
Miss Hannah Munnikhuysen, of Bel
Air. is visiting Miss Grace Dittman, of
Baltimore county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Lee, of Jamaica,
Long Island, are the guests of the Misses
Lee.
Miss Mary Bruins has returned from a
weeks stay at Roland Park.
Mrs. Willard Rhoades and Miss Ethel
Rhoades, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Woods,
of New York, are guests of Mrs. Herbert
Webb.
Miss Grace Dryden, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs Harry D. Hanway
Miss May McNally, of Baltimore, is
spending the week end with Miss Blanche
F. Archer.
Miss Helen Smith. of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Miss Grace Hanway,
has returned to her home.
Miss CARDIGAN Hunter, of Bel Air, is
visiting relatives in Virginia.
Misses Agnes and Katherine Bruins, of
this town, left on Monday to visit friends
in Richmond, Va.
Miss Hannah A. Coale, of the faculty
of the State Normal School, is visiting
the Misses Hopkins, of Bel Air.
Mrs. Benjamin Smith and daughter
Mrs. Eva Smith Finney, returned on
Monday from a weeks stay at Ocean
City, Md.
Miss Margaret Crowther, of Luther
vile, is the guest of Mrs. Daniel II. Mar
tin, of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Hanwav, o
I Bel Air, gave delightful launch party
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Neighborhood MesUs.
From Churchville.

CHURCHvILLE, September 1Oth.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Harvey Scarborough and
son, Miller, have returned to Trenton,
N. J., after spending the summer with
the Misses McGonigall.
Miss Eugenia Kidd, of Creswcll, is
spending some time with her cousin.
Mrs. S. X. Anderson.
Misses Elsie and Mary Bye have return
ed home after spending the summer with
relatives in Cecil county.
We are glad to say that Miss Cassie
Locharv has returned this year to take
charge of the public school.
Miss Harriet Marine, OF baltimore, is
spending some time with her cousin, Mrs.
Alfred Richardson.
Rev. Mr. Allison and Rev. Mr.. Wasson
are spending this week at Jamestown.
Miss Eugena Kidd, Miss X. M. Ander-
son and Miss Mary Bye spent Wednes-
day in Baltimore.
Mr.. Roy Coale has been quite sick at
his home near here.
Mrs. Divers has returned home from
spending sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. Harris Trago, at Singer.
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At The Academy of Music,

Miss Fernando Bliscu will open the regular
week.
Chief in her support will be Edwin Arden
recognized of the best leading men in
the country today. The rest of the company
promises such names as Jeffrys Lewis, Alice
Butler. Eva Condor, George Backus, VIM
Robert DAILY and Little Florence Burns
Miss Eliscu will offer an adoption OF II. Libin $
Addison Hervey, of Columbia University.
Miss Eliscu has not appeared in Baltimore
in English speaking parts since the opening
of the Maryland theatre, when she delighted
critics as we'll as audiences with her wonder
full performances in MARY OF Magdale" in
Eliscu as seen In Baltimore In Yiddish in
THE Sisters" and The Oath, =" both of which
were presented in one night. She first came
into startling prominence by creating the
title role of Martha" in Martha of the
Lowlands," with but ten minutes rehearsal.
The play, Ruth" Is one that gives Miss
Eliscu full scope for her wonderful power
telling of woman (Ruth) who after having
been married for six years feels that she can
no longer retain a secret that Is knawing her
heart strings. and that she must tell her hus-
band of the one misstep she made in her life
when as n poor girl she had met n person
who offered her the ease and luxury that goes
blinded. she had fallen victim to the wiles
of the charmer. A sister-in-law overhearing
the confession, embitters her narrow heart
toward Ruth. and it is through her machina-
tions and insinuations that the husband
who has forgiven willingly, and with heart
and accuses Ruth of the theft of a meager
sum OF money. The wife. with their child
leaves, and the last act shows her return.
The play is splendidly mounted.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
GOLDEN WEDDING.

On September 7th, at the home OF Mr..
Milton Bosley, of Jerusalem Farm, a
very pleasant gathering occurred in
honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. Milton Bosley, of Bowl
ing Green, Baltimore county, and Miss
Amanda Treadwell. of ofUnionville, daugh-
ter of Mr.. William S. Treadwell. Mr..
and Mrs Bosley are both rs years of
age. The house was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion, the color scheme was
yellow and white, the prrdominating
flower being golden rod. A bounteous
dinner was served at noon. William
Treadwell, the only brother of Mrs.
Bosley, was toastmaster. They received
many beautiful presents, among them
being a purse which contained eighty
dollars In gold.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Bosley, Mr.. and Mrs. l.,
Lee Howard, of HaVre de Grace; Mr.
and Mrs. William Bosley, of Baltimore
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BYNUM, September 1O.-Mr. Morris
McCummings, of Lodi, Ohio, has been
the guest of friends here.
Miss Nettie Minnick, of Baltimore,
sent some time with her aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Minnick.
Mrs. Clyde Spencer is on the sick list.
Mrs. John B. Cain has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Gleason is the guest OF
Mrs. Ellen Stonebraker.
Miss Rosa Crawford is spending some
with Mrs. Joseph Dawson.
Miss Loretta Chopian, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mrs. Harry Monks.
Mrs. William Martin and son have re-
turned to their home in Wilmington, Del.
The school bell called many children to
their work yesterday; one of our promis-
ing young lads grieves because he had
but 70 days vacation.
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ACCUSED CRIMINAL ESCAPES.

The citizens of Lapidum and vicinity
are greatly wrought up over an attempt
ed assault in their vicinity and the subse-
quent escape of the accused party, lay
ing the responsibility upon the deputy
sheriff.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week as
Anna, the twelve year-old daughter of
Mr. Jesse A. Price passed the home OF
Harry Lewis, a negro about thirty-five
years of age, who came to Lapidum
about six months ago, he seized her and
attempted to drag her into his house.
Frightened by her screams he finally
desisted, threatening death if she exposed
him. The little girl told her mother at
once, and she, after deliberating. told
her husband on Thursday night: Under
his leadership party soon surrounded
the mans home and detained him there
until Deputy Sheriff Worthin2 ton arrived
about II o'clock.
When called on Lewis came down to
the door and was seized by Mr. Price
and the sheriff and turned over to the
latter. Mr. Worthington consented to
his going up to dress, he following after,
and when he turned aside moment later
to strike light. Lewis escaped through
a window onto porch roof, slid to the
ground and darted into the bushes few
feet away. He has not yet been captured.
Two negroes are reported to have hauled
him on Friday night from the old camp
grounds about two miles from Lapidum
to Berkley village near Conowingo, and
was taken across the river early Satur
day morning. When last seen he was
going down the railroad towards Port
Deposit.
That anything approaching criminal
assault should occur in our midst is hor-
rible to contemplate, and that the party
accused should escape after being in the
officers hands adds seriously to the
gravity of the situation.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only
one way to cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
intldmed condition of the mucous lining of the
EustaChian Tube When this tube is inamed
you have rumblng sound or imperfect
hearing. and when it Is entirely closed, Deaf.
ness Is the result, and unless the infIam alton
can be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
iniiamed condition of mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrn Cure.
Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY * Co., Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, roc.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued j. M. Moulsdale,
$50; Jesse ]. Cullum, $1225; John Ernst,
$34 25; Frank Maxa, $1S.13; James H.
Gallon, $71.5O; c. r. Greenland, $25;
w. Scott Robinson, $25; Z. II. Hall and
Son, $1263; George Middendorf, $50;
William Martin, S19. .25; J. Finney w AXE
land, $25; D. ]. Shanahan, $34. 90; Henry
Cullum, $25; William Webster. $21;
Charles K Blaney, SIS; James B. Luckey,
$23; George w. Knopp, S52.o7; Isaac
Slade, 500; James M. Rampley, $2Oi
Moses P. Coe, $2974; Charles R. St.
Clair, $19 81; Asbury Slade, $21.75;
Thomas Phillips, SOS; J. w. STREET., $25;
John T. Dalton, $s426; William ].
Dalton, $2S; George Proctor, SIS; Will
liam r. Bay, sos; John F. Pierce. SIS;
John Kelley, SIS; David Y. st. Clair;
$55. so; w. K. Standiford, $23. so; Cole
man STREET.; $12 %; John D. STREET.,
$3.50; James NJ. Crowl, $1.10; John
Singleton, $23.12i George Orr, $40;
NHdIlCS MChSS, P4i'-Ot IdlllSS
Famous, $S; Robert T. Jones, $27S7;
Darlington Road League, $S5.97; Ben
jamin Osborn. SIPS; George E. Harkins,
SIS; Robert c. Lacey, $14.60; James
Kehce, $25; David Watkins, 81 25; vii
liam J. Robinson, $12.
Orders on County Treasurer.-F. H.
Iglehart, ice for Office, $1.S5; E. H. Hall
and Son, disinfectant, $2S; DR.. A. F.
VanBibber, physician to almshouse, on
account, $50; McComas Brothers, sup.
plies for almshouse farm, $4,000; John
B. Wysong, Orphans Court, $50; c. c,
Cronin, burial permits, So 80; Bel Ali
Times, publishing treasurer's statement
$7.2O; l.. NJ. Haines, fees in House case
$1OO; DR.. w. S. Gorsuch, taking patient
to hospital, $5; Maryland and Pennsyl
vania railroad, freight on fertilizer
$15.75; Maryland and Pennsylvania
railroad, freight on coal, $62.16; X. E
Bouldin, stamps for commissioner
| office, So.
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Sharon Personals,

SHARON. September 7th.-Miss Nirgie
Mckee, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs Mary Anderson. of Creswell, and
also her uncle. Mr.. William Wilson, of
Fountain Green, has returned home.
M George Anderson. of Mt. kisco,
New York, has been visiting his mother,
Mrs Mary Anderson, of Creswell. and
his uncle. Mr.. William Mckee, of Sharon,
has returned to his place of business.
Miss Dora Johnson, of this place, who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
Baltimore, has returned home.
The woods meeting which was in pro-
gress has closed without much success.
MIR. William Mckee, who has been i'll,
is improving under the care of DR.. Brad
lev. ARBUTUS.
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Resolutions of Teachers Institute.

At amecting of the above association.
which is an organization separate and dis
tinct from the Teachers Institute. the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously passed:
Resolved That we extend our sincere
thanks to the citizens of Bel Air tor the
shown us during the Institute, and
to Mr.. William +. Robinson our sincere ap-
probation OF his kind words of welcome and
encouragement. ~
Resolved, That we extend Mr.. William
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G. Jcfiery thanks for the use of his organ
d, uring the Institute.
Resolved, That extend our thanks to
DR.. M. B. Stephens for his addresses to DR..
i ibe for his excellent talks on the subject OF
literature and the power of expression; to
Miss Hofer for her inspiring instruction in
music and games, and to Mr. ID. ] Crosby
for his suggestive talk on Agriculture in the
schools.
Resolved, That we cxtend thanks to the
editors of the Bel Air papers for the free use
OF their columns in publishing the proceed
ings of the Institute.
Resolved, That we express our appreciation
ofthe hearty greeting from our former Super
intendent. Mr.. T. {. Galbreath, and regret
sincerely his inability to be with
Resolved, That we extend our thanks to
Professor Wright. our esteemed and worthy
Superintendent, for his kindly greeting,
Couraging words, valuable instructions and
anttring efforts in making this most
cessful Institute.
]. HERBFRT OWENS, Charm an.
c. S. BRUMBAUGH.
H. M. BOYLE.
Committee.
The association elected the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year: w. p. Stcdman.
president; - Wright, vice-president; Miss
Lena VanBibbcr, secretary and treasurer: J
Herbert Owens. Mrs. Mary X. Smith, Miss
Elizabeth Cairnes, executive committee.
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on Saturday last to number of their
friends.
MIR. William S Forwood brown mare,
Lily May took a blue ribbon and won
first money at the horse show, which
was held at Timonium last week.
Mr. J. p Wilson is on business trip
to Columbus. Ohio.
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From EmmOrton,

EMMoRToN, Sept. 1O.-Mrs. William
Hall and Mrs. Pue, of Bel Air, are guests
of Mrs. w. w. Preston
Mrs Jarrett, of Norfolk, is spending
some time with Mrs Edward Hall.
Mrs. William Strobe and children, OF
Baltimore, who have been visiting their
uncle, Mr. H. c. Wilson, have returned
home.
Misses Lillian and Edna Grafton are
still on the sick list.
The Boat Club entertained its members
last Saturday and the lovely afternoon
made the little water trips very enjoy
able
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Dr. and Mrs Harry Bosley, of Washing
ton, d. c MIR. and Mrs. Leon Bosley,
of Rcckord; MIR James Bosley, of Ierusa-
lem; Mr.. and Mrs. WorthinGton Bosley,
of Baltimore, all of these being children
of the aged couple, and ten of their
nJrb;I1rnr
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In Memoriam.

DOLAN.-In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear sister, ANNIE NJ. DOLAN, who
died two years ago, September 8, 1905.
Gone, but not forgotten
My dear sister Is sleeping so free from all pain,
oh, wake her not sweet spirit to suffer again;
Her sickness is ended and toublcs are gone.
oh think how she suffered and moaned in pain,
In long night hours we Soothed her in vain;
Till God in His mercy sent down from above,
Al angel that whispered a message oflove
Time may pass and years may fly,
And every hope decay and die,
And very peaceful dream may set,
But my dear sister l never will forget.
BY her true and loving sister.
SADIE j.. DoLAN, Baltimore.
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Michael J. Dalton, youngest child of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Frank Dalton, died at his
home near Belcamp, on Tuesday of last
week. His funeral took place on Wednes-
day, ,interment being made in the cemetery
of St. Francis church H. X. McComas
was the undertaken
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The grand jury was drawn as follows:


William L. Morgan, foreman.
| !. Clarence Wilson, IWm. L. Robinson,
Edwin II. klair, w. Channell Heaps,
Robert l.. Wiley, Hugh X. Knight,
VIM. L. WorthingtOn, William 7. MCFaddcn
Chas. Fl. X ammerer lChas. w. Biddison,
Samuel Davis, Nathan II. Oldficld,
Wilbur F. Wallis o. Percy Osborn.
John Lamb, George T. Myers.
Isaac Lee, David S. Mitchell.
H. Clay Nelson, Reuben S. Harlan,
L. E. Hollirgsworth, John Little,
The following constitute the petit jury:
lanes c. Turner Norris r. Burns,
X. Harris Archer +. Everett Whitaker,
Thomas N, Nelson, John w. Walker.
Charles A. McGaw, ]. William Galbreath,
Joseph A. Harris, George A. Hughes,
+. S. Worthington, Harry \. Hanna,
George Reynolds, Hamilton AmOSS,
Hugh 7. Heaps. Samuel B. Law,
Alfred s. Upton, Ohm ID. Jones,
A. T. Patterson, II. Scott Street,,
Tohn G. Hawkins, Ellsworth Lowe,
Thco. ]. Hetrick, Joseph NJ. Kelly.
William H. Day,
After the Courts charge to the grand
jury, which will be found in another
column, the following docket entries were
made:
Mary L. Bradford VS.. D. Emory Ely;
removed to Baltimore county.
Edward A. Zeitler vs. Hartford County
Telephone Company; removed to Cecil
county.
County Commissioners of Hartford
county VS.. Savings Bank of Hartford
County; removed to Baltimore county.
The Midland Milling Company VS.. Benj.
Bissell, Ir.; judgment.
Thomas H. Robinson, trustee. VS.. John
Dwayer and Henry Flottemesch & Son;
judgment.
Thomas H. Robinson, trustee, VS.. JOS.
Timmons and Henry Flottemesch & Son;
Judgment.
United Mills Company VS.. Abram
Blumbery; judgment.
William F. McNutt, administrator of
Samuel G. McNutt, VS. James =. Deck
man and Mary E. Deckman; Judgment
fiat.
Edith Minnick VS.. County Commits
sioners; off.
William H. Minnick VS. same; off.
On Wednesday, after the transaction
of some routine business, the jury was
dismissed until Monday morning.
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JUDGE VAN BIBBERS CHARGE TO THE
GRAND JURY.

Upon the organization of the grand
jury, His Honor, Judge VanBibber, dwelt
at length upon the nature of the oath
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COURT CONVENES.

The September term of the Circuit
Court for Hartford county convened in
Bel Air on Monday, with the following
officers present: Associate Judge George
l.. VanBibber, clerk William S. Forwood,
Jr, crier, John Bauer, bailiffs, S. S. James,
James Dunnigan and Joseph Livezey.
On motion of Mr. Walter W. Preston
the May term of court was adjourned
sine die. The following jurors from the
regular panel and from those subsequent
ly drawn were excused: Theodore
Archer, i William b. Baker. 2; J. Reese
Walker, 2; X. 6. Charles, 2; Cornelius
Cole, 2; Harry L. Arthur, 2; John K.
Kirkwood, q; William J. Dalton, f.;
Henry B. Courtney, 6; William, A. Bodt
2; Robert E. L. Duncan. 4; Edward E.
Touchstone, l; Joseph S. Whiteford s.;
William c. Standiford, 4; and George
W. Bolts, 2, and the following additional
jurors have been drawn, Hamilton
Amos, 4; Samuel B. Law, 2; !. William
GaIbreath, 5; George A. Hughes, 6;
Henry N. Hanna, 3; John D. Jones, 5; H.
Scott STREET., 5; Ellsworth L. Lowe, 4;
and Joseph M. Kelley, +.
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DIR. W. T. G. MHIrEFoRD.

DR.. w. 7. G. Whiteford, a we'll known
physician and highly respected citizen OF
Pnrkville, Baltimore county, died on
Sunday and was buried on Tuesday,
under the auspices of the Towson Lodge
of Elks. Mr.. Whiteford was connected
with the Whitefords ofHarford, and was
widely known here
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CARL l.. REMBOLD.

Carl L. Rembold. youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rembold. died at his
home in Gunpowder Neck on Tuesday
of last week. His funeral took place on
Thursday, interment being in the ceme-
terry of Abingdon M. E. church. Rev.
William H. Dell officiated. II. X. Nc
Comas was the undertaken.
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DRESS GOODS.

Our assortment is fine, and
the shades and patterns are
what you want. Come and
see them.
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C.C.ROUSE
3O5-3O7 Main St.,
BEL AIR, MD.
The Bargain Store

Our store is full with the
latest and most up-to-date
goods that can be found, and
the prices we are asking are
such that all can get them.
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MCNUTT-TWADDELL,

Mr.. Edwin T., son of the late Thomas
A. and Julia M. McNutt, of Darlington.
but now of Wilmington. Del, and Miss
Sara A. T. Twaddell, of Brandywine
Summit. Pa, were married in Whining
ton. Del, by the Rev. James r. Wolfe.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for their future home,
125 Searles street, Wilmington.
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LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND
8 Acres and 23 Fcrches of Land,

situated on the public road leading from
Wheel Postoffice to the NJ ountain at a point
where said road is intersected by the public
road leading to Clayton, containing
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rustee's Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Hartford County, as a Court of Equity.
the subscriber, trustee, will offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door in Bel Air.
On Monday, September 23, 1907,