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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01


"e eo'heIstone Oh the ADDITION to
'"e io"soh Sourt mouse was laid last
week win simple ceremonies, Judge
duncan p'ae'hs the seeeted matter In
tue stone and Judge Burke making a
lew ,niorma' remarks Whencompleted.
''u''"'e WIN ne sesonu
o. " 'ne court mouse 10 na'''nore ana
W" " " " 'e"p'e "' JUSTICE Tor sa'h
| "a"' county
IAN Italian track hand employed by
inc pennsylvania railroad was run down
by train near Edgewood ON Wednesday
morning and was so seriously injured
that he died while being conveyed to the
city on train, He was at work on the
at tue '''''e anu u,u ho. move u'ek'
e"'"s" 70 escape Tue ""ee's III inc
.o'"u' ne'h"'' TIC 'o'y nus NOT
~ "es" 'ue"''"e''
The Public Service Commission has
approved Inc appication OF the Susque-
mamma transmission company TO erect
's poies anu stnhH wires on puoiic hiSh-
ways IN hari"rd County Alter pro-
'fae'eu negotiations 'he iranehise was
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thu, ,,d., this tile IN. com,anv cou,d
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NY ""' "' :" ~ "@ "'
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fortune to fall and break her arm II
was PROMPTLY set and seemed to progress
fayorably but last Friday her tongue
suddenly became swollen and her laws
almost completely locked and they have
continued so ever since. She is able to
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01

AuRRpEEN, Junc II. 1t was with salts
faction that we read the communication
from Farmer" on Road Etiquette In
last weeks issue OF The Isgis. Those
who travel our highways would do well
to conform to the ie W requi ments OF the
law as cited by your correspondent, thus
avoiding the unpleasant mishaps and de.
tcntions often Occasionrd by disrcgarding
the same. II Ia pleasing to our equine
fancy to read such reasonable advice re.
garding that u lble animal whose iniclli.
gent nature is 40 often unappreciated or
ignOic by it's driver.
The commence me mt exercises of Aber.
deem High School attracted large audi.
ence to the town hall on Friday evening.
all Of whom iclt just sense Of pride In
the part taken by the scholars. The
graduate. Mis-, Helen Wright, and three
boys. Masters Edward Nolan, Wilmer
Cronin and liiIly Strasbaugh, had pre-
pared with such detailed care and study
their respective essay and orations that
no doubt the following sentiments from
our beloved Whittier. on school Close.
ace brdcd warmly with those OF the
faculty:
Tho end has come, rs come II must
IA all things IN these sweet June days,
he teacher aud the scholar trust
Their parting Irri iU separate ways,
Nn,I 4, hen the world shah link yuur names
with gracious lines aud manners hue
The teacher shall nHSrrt hcr claims,
And proudly whisper, ." hes" wrr" mine,
Tie address by the Rev. {. ID. Harris.
oi baltimore. on Choosing Ones Voca
ton" was most instructive as well as
humorous and claimed the attention OF
A hF,L.atfa fenIs cd
music and several pleasing selections
were sung by the school. The principal,
Prof Milton {. Wright, made u most
reason able plea for continued attendance
through the higher grades. explaining the
advantages to both scholar and school
The ball game between Aberdeen and
Rising Sun on Saturday afternoon ran
like a professional one, and ~ Is usual
this season. Aberdeen ran away with
the candy" 4to3. The bltcchers were
full ii those excitable spectators. popu'
larly known AZ fans" who made the air
lively with their emotions.
On Saturday next this club will play
Elk Mills on the latter's grounds. On
luly Fourth, Aberdeen will play two
game, against IIavre de Grace. The
first will be on the home diamond at 10
A. M, and the afternoon game will take
place In IIavre de Grace.
Mr.. George II. Mitchell was installed
~ an elder In Grove esbyterian Church
ON Sunday morning. June 20. to I'LL the
vacancy made by the demise Of DR..
Eugene Dell, and Mr.. Ryland l. Mitchell
was inst allied ns IA deacon. s'rving in that
capacity with b., father. Mr. Robert A.
Mitchell. Mr.. Cover II. Cole and Mr.. W.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01
JARRETTSvII.IR.

The exercises were held in the X. Of T..
Hall, there being seven graduates to Ic.
ceive their diplomas from Trustee Geo.
A. Cairnes. Charles c. Ayres was
salutatorian and Henry Rigdon yaledic.
torian. besides whom there were five
othcr graduates. r. Rebecca Anderson.
Flora kurtz. Charles Il. Knopp, Philip
NJ. Scarf and John NJ. Upton. Edwin
u. Jarrett, of the seventh grade won the
patrons medal for highest average
during the year and Henry Rigdon the
trustees medal for general efficiency,
while the senior composition medal was
carried on by Miss Flora Kurtz. A very
interesting address to the graduates was
delivered by DIR. Charles liodell. Of
Goucher College. A number of students
aided to make the exercises a complete
success
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01

SCHOOL CLOSES.

Robe TT p. Tildon. Jessie J. Stansbury
both OF Pcrryman.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01

Many Children are Siekly.
Mother Gray'a Sweet Powders for Children
break up Coids in - hours. cure Fevsrish-
ness, Headache, Stomach Troubles. Teething
Disorders and Destroy Worms. At all drug.
Kista 2bc. sample mailsd free. Address,
Allen y, Oimsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-07-01
Dbl. AIR.

The Commencement exercises of the
Bel Air High School took place In the
Masonic Temple on Friday evening last
and they were highly creditable to all
who took part. The house was filled
with an appreciative audi.nce and the
exercises were intersrcrsed with attrac.
tive music rendered by au orcht ira from
Baltimore and a solo by Mrs Jessie
Reckord West.
The salutatory address was delivered
by Miss Frances Shade and he valrdictory
by Miss Mabel Durham. The address oi
the evening was delivered by Hon. Viii
liam 7. WaIhurton, Of the Elkton Bar,
and was a finished effort in oratoIy.
worthy Of the orator and the occasion.
The presentation of diplomas was made
by Professor Wright, preceded by brief
address which was a gem In he thoughts
expressed. its die and it. delive y
The Academy Trustees medal for at
tendance was won by Frank Klein
Medals Tor athletics were awarded to
Joseph Jacobs and Wakeman b. Munni.
khuysen, and both the scholarship ne ial
Tor the highest average In the school and
the principals medal for senior scholar.
ship were carried off by Miss Mabel
Durham.
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Gine MsipIpfinn.

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tor ol Bublic SeCoIce Der StGbi Cincinnati an.
geretti puroe, urierft.leben bon .. g & u.
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CONNER 1910 uro eiruIaI I'm CONNER 1911.
1estalb fet es beftIofieu bon oem Giretcr OF
BubIic Gereies Der Staot Qtrcinuati.
So''uer CITRATE, BON SamiIton g6enus BE
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nanlItG: gis sum 80. Taee oes g26rG 1912,
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mer t9I1. Tie efnaue 3eit flr folne gsfpren.
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gtrabe. bon gtppIe efrabe biz SamiIton gog.
nue, per angren8erbeu Ssts. um bic
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Iuno 3u be5nhieu. Re'netes 9fiesmert iou fsrs
nerhin ooraefebeu fein bafrh ene @efcIuttcH
BON Director OF QuhIic Serbice nndl 8onerbune
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Gefebe oes Gtantes Cbto. tpe!tes bternrf Bee
sud BAT.
Srn guftroae bee Director Of eubIte serstce
10. Suni 1910.
1924 sptn g. g9surtr, gIers.
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Wsnn Cd Yoiisstnorfarift mare, bab
etn GiIsnbabnaus erit bann beiest TIT,
tpenn In iebem GspddneB stpets Iiegeu
unb ie stpeie unter ben 8dnteu, pie
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babes Duseno poiiastere ber.in. Bon
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ben auf benz SUB (es mar fonit tetn
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9efalIen tpeisern ioIIena Sa, 70 tann
Der pisIqeI6ndbte 8erltner iein!
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Yerfaust: 0ienf-gerfonaf.

9erfangt: Oienf-gerfonaf.
Grfabrene mdo1en, nn,
bas 2lnpafen npn g1us
ben sii erlernen.
e'utrr ssbH pahrsas ber ssbrse,i
THE BERING SHOE CO.,
q. uno Sbcampre Ctr.
2i-2A
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8d6rfdger.
M, e. WTLBER.

Esifterfeber, beftnbei ffch 30 1911 glm stroBt
Gteier 9elfeber III als bas terlibmtefie Webtnm
BIl6 firben ionnen unb buff SbHen in eeld6ft'
Ilcten SacheH. Tte'es Diebium tn etu MQnnu,
fpelcber ben Der 9etiietpeIi beaabi 1T, Sbnen
bic BerpaneeHbeit, 9eaeufpnrt uro Sufnnfi gu
faaen, ebenfo 9sipre6une nit 9bren beritorbe'
nen Ereun6er. Setlt cue 0Tanfbetten, obne
WleotSiH ttu5rufbUer. &tubenieu IN Eptriiis'
w1orpens bis S ubr gbeHes. SO. 1911 GIm
Gtrnbs. /. EicS 1s
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;, Deuudler Iag" geIedI6aa

Seute nrettne, ben %. suni, abenbs utr
finbet tn Der Central 1urn5ale bic MonG.lids
TeIeGnien'Sisung ftctt;
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mdener nm aeTueI AZ tGugen on feinsn
lfoeeH. gtaGsuffaeen Set gQdner, Enuer,
EffHer a. Co., GAs9a5s5Guee. 4. rro Nl!e
Eirdte. 1875
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c'SAAuubSus ber Dole ii1 insLotn Ao.
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Yl q fcbtuens4ldoG I d Gen, qE.es, icfpie eiu
spoGmaner; bo6fter aobn unb ftetiee arbett
VI. Grteos. SO. 2Si4 gtne Ctr. 22-2ss
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gerIaust: giue Cot etipa 80><io0 SUB an
elmer aemdGten strabe, nube Der GGrlinte:
Bran abreiiTe: g2. g., 90 9ofsbIott.
22-2ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-24

GifenGr ytpsi quite Gin Erna.
meHiaEaIbeiter uuo elmer far dHbers aTbsit.
gSui Gang 4 Con Co., 8niferioH Girabe,
snifchen garf uno Sarrifon abeRlg. be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
TuEspAY. NTARcH 15rH.

TUESDAY. MARCH 18TH.
at 1890 O'Clock, In the twareroonls OF
the Standard Auction Co., 16 N. Sew
enth Street we will sell for whom it
may concern. one Handsome Concert
Grand Piano, originally cost $1,000;
Suits, several Oak and Walnut Bedroom
Suits and Wardrobcs, new CHARTERED
Gal; and Mahogany Dressers and Chtf-
fonniers. Hall Racks, one set Walnut
Cane Seat Chairs, Mahogany and Oak
Bookcases. eight Folding Beds two
Singer Sewing Machines. new
Brass Beds, Iron Beds. new Felt Mat
tresses, CHARTERED Oak Sidehoards ana
Bullets. fifteen rolls New China Mat
effects, etc. It will pay every lady to
attend this sale, as the above named
goods must be sold. Sale positive.
THE VIRGINIA AUCTION Co,
Fl. 2qgEsi III AuctioneeSrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

AUCTION SALE or THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF THE LATE ELL gKuIlL4
AT PETERSBURG. VA. MARCH Is
AS administrator with the will an
5nexed OF Eli Kull. deceased. I shall. OF,
TUESDAY. MARCH 515, 1910.
at ! O'Clock p. NJ. offer for sale BY
public auction. at the premise NO. 2
Ola Street, Petersburg. Va. the entire
stock OF goods Of the late ELI kull,
deceased, consisting OF hides. wool,
furs. Iiron, metals and junk, together
with the office fixtures and furniture
and the good will OF the business.
This is a fine opportunity for the
purchase OF a large stock aud q well
established business.
The stock may be Inspected and an
inventory seen by application to the
store, No. IS Old Street.
Terms: One-half cash, and the ball
ance. upon credit OF ninety days
purchaser to give notes, with Interest
added. With satisfactory ind ors ers.
SAMUEL A. RE1NACH.
Admir- c.. t. a. OF ELI 1Sull, Decd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
VIM. B. rlszini Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncors.
72a East Main Street.

At the request OF the owner. we Will
offer for sale. on tho promises, at pubs
lie auction. that desirable two-story
brick residence, known as
NO. 1878 NENABLE STREET.,
containing five rooms, frontage % feet,
running back 165 feet hi
THURSDAY, MARCH lTTI1.
at O'clock. above described property.
llome-seekers and Investors should
attend the sale. as q bargain may be
expected. rs 54S ii IA
TERMS; Reasonable AND. announced
at sale. 4 Il EAU sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13

In execution OF decree OF tho cir.
cult Court OF Henrico county, entered
on February 20. 1910, in the suit Sc
John NJ. Price ct ais. VS.. S. Galeski ct
ais, We Will. as special commissioners
therein appointed, sell at public auc.
ton, on the premises. on
T1 dsIcsR :. NJ MAE ISisH ~ oa2aS
three (s) lots Nos. 10. II, ia l ana
II of block five (5): also lots Nos. %.
26. %. IS and 20 Of block seven (7):
also lots 20. "a. rs, 2e. 81. % ana 80
OF block two (a). all OF said lots be-
ing in Barton and Lambs Brookland
Park, as shown on a plat Of said land,
duly recorded in the clerks offlca Of
Henrico Circuit Court.
Lots have q frontage on Fendall and
Hanes Avenues Of 80 feet each by
depth OF 1875 feet to alley, to be sold
according to plat. and will be offered
separately and in blocks.
These lots are located In a rapidly
improving section, close to Ginter
Park. Barton Heights and the car line,
Investors and home-scekers. This sale
offers an unusual opportunity to Sc
cure high class suburban property at
low prices and on easy terms. .--~..5 ].
TERMS. one-third cash. ana the res
iduo in two equal instalments at six
and twelve months from day Of sale,
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments. with interest added. and title
retained until the whole Of the pur-
chase money IS paid. or for all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser.
D. G.. RICHARDS SON,
NJ. a. POWERS,
Special Commissioners.
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6taItn 19roposarg.


Stanton, Va, March, i. 1ai0. 8
1UALED PROPOSALS Fol' THE CON.
struction OF about three and ono.
half (sis) miles OF t1acadam road
At Craigsviiie, Va, Will be received
a At tho county clerks Office at Staun-
ton Va, Until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Il THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1910. Plays
and specifications may be seer, ut the
above Office or at the Office OF the
State Highway Commissioner, Rich.
mond, Va.
a certified check for two hundred
and fifty t$250) dollars sfuil accom-.
pany each bid. The cr,,1mirtee re-.
serve the right to REJECT any and I'LL
bids. An engineer will 30 ut Craigs.
Vile Wednesday,, March l6 1910, to
20 over the work with prospective
bidders.
Proposals should be addressed to
county clerk At stanton, Va. or
either member of TIM committee.
Mr.. l.. 1. Moore, OF Craigsville. will
be glad to show any one cvcr the
n. M. SMILEY.
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Dihinen0 Rntifes.
inia-Carolina Chemical CO,
Office of Treasurer

Office OF Treasurer.
Richmond, Va. March s, 1910.
DIVIDEND. NO. 6S.-THE BOARD OF
directors have this day declared 8
dividend of two (2) per cent. the
same being consecutive quarterly
dividend No. SIS on the preferred
stock of this company, payable ApdiI
Is, 1910, when checks will be mailed
to all preferred stockholders Of rec
. ord at the close OF business 1iarch
81, 1910. The preferred stock books
4 will be closed from 8 p. NJ. on Thurs.
day. March 81, 1910, to 10 a.. NJ. Sat.
urday, April 16, 1910
S. w. TRAVERS. Treasurer
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aurtiol1 5ales Mo1oap.
AUCTION SALE
q. OF
COWS. MULES. DAIRY ApPURTE.
NANCES, ETC,

Having decided to get out OF the
dairy business, ] will offer for sale by
public auction. at my place, on the
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Line,
Stop No. 20. In Chesterfield county, on
MONDAY, MARCH ~. 1910,
commencing at 1880 a. NJ,
the following described property: one
span of good mules, seven and ten
years old; thirty good Holstein and
Jersey grade young cows, all giving
milk. average yield for 1903, $500
pounds EACH will be fresh In Sep
TENDER and October. 1910; one
Holstein bull, whose dam gave 1900
pounds milk per year; one two-year-
old heifer, with calf, and eight year.
lings: six tcn-gallon milk cans; one
new Star aereator, one De Laval sepa-
irator; one gasolenc pumping engine:
one I. II. G. manure spreader;
one lumber wagon; one Imperial disc
harrow; one ensilage cutter; one lot OF
!tcols and many other things
Take the Richmond and Petersburg
electric car. which leaves Seventh and
Perry Streets, Manchester, every hour
on the hour, and get Off at Stop 80.
and 1t will land you at my place, within
100 yards Of barn. I have large
covered yard, where the sale will be
held; therefore the weather need not
Interfere. I have also made arrange
ments with the Bureau of Animal In
| dustry to move cattle across the river.
\ Terms cash.
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DETROIT AUTOMOBILE
AT AUCTION.

We will sell at our store, COG East
Broad Street
TOMORROW (AIonday). MAR. 14TF.
ct 1880 A. NJ. sharp, one Five-passen-
ger Detroit Tourning Car, 26-H. p.
new tires. top and wind shield: in first
class running order.
Sale positive at 1890 sharp.
VIRGINIA AUCTION. CO.,
AnctiOlleers, III
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y. g. R1CHARDSON,
NJ. a. POWERS,
Special Commissioners.

certify that the bond required by
missioners has been duly given. Given
under my hand this 2sth day OF Feb
ruary, 1910.
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N. B.-..Take First Street Car
10 Hooper Ave. Copy Of Plat Of
this Property can be seen at office
Of Auctioneer,.

In consequence OF rain. the above
sale was postponed until
MONDAY. THE 14TH INST.
at the same hour.
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The COME derate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A. NJ. TO S p. M.
ADMISSION, 25c.
SATURDAYS FREE.
aurtion Scales Mnnhap.
Mayo Salvage Corporation,
.Auctioneers,
140o e. Main Street.

4 - . y n "a
TANDING DESK. BARBER CHAIRS,
FOLDING BED. BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITS, OAK WARD
ROBE. GROCER'S COFFEE MILL,
INCUBATOR, 3 r OODER, SIDE
BOARDS. HAT RACKS. GAS
RANGES. LARGE MATTEL Mir
R0R, TOILET SETS, IRON BEDS
MORRIS, PARLOR AND OTHER
CHAIRS. COMPUTING SCALES
SHOWCASES, ODD BUREAUS
lYAsHsTANDs. REDS. SPRINGS
CARPETS. MATING, UPRIGHT
PIANO, BICYCLES 7 Is
hd numerous other articles, at auc,
on in our warerooms. at 1880 "A. M.
MONDAY. MARCH l4. 1910.
TERMS: Cash.
MAYO SALVAGE CORPORATION.
Auctioneers.