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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-02
Chu,ehvllIe Notes.

CuRcuyuLR Nov 30-Mr. and Mrs
El1y Twins aud Mr. Charles Gilbert left
their home here on NJ Inday for a visi,
to Mrs, WINS sister 10 California
Mr. Herbert Gorrell 10 home for tn,
Thanksgiving holidays
Mrs Joe Loflin visited friends In Bal
timore last week
Mr. Leroy Coale and sister. Sadie. sTcn'
Thanksgiving with friends near Delta
Mis-. Mary Mitchell. Of Rmmorton. Il
spendirg the month Of December witt
Mrs Laura Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Noonon hav,
moved to their new home on Aberdeer
avenue
Rev Mr.. REYNOLDS anticipates com
mencing revival services Mt Smiths
Chapel on December 4. at 7 SOP NJ
A pretty home ceremony took place OF
Thursday, November ~ when Mr.
Charles Magntss and Miss Susie Husse,
were married ct the home Of Miss Hus
,ry's parents The marriage az wit
messed by only the immediate families
aud a few friends Immediately aftei
the ceremony they lett for q wedding
trip.
Thanksgiving was observed nv II,
churches IN erj 'vable services Church
vile Presbvterian. Smiths Chapel and
Calvary NJ T. Church united at Church
vile Rev Mr. Reynolds delivered the al
dress. comparing the privatinns 81 thu
Pilgrim Fathers with our mt Id bless
ings and Injuries Of 'odav T,initv anr
Chu'chvilIe were each decorated with
the fall Huit- and flowers.
Rev DR. Stsv-"spn. Of Havre de Grace
and Rev Mr. KulImar exchanged pulpit
on Sunday mourning.
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acres and is square perch,

acres and is square perch ..
leading from Chestnut Hill
Mill, SIS
Arlena Mae Robinson and to.n (,
Robinson to Corbin f BoaIman, two
lots on road leading from Chestnut Hill
to Smiths Mill, SIS.
John |. g Lee, attorney, to John N
Frasch, tract of land on Broad Mex
road, In first district, containing ~ acres,
81.
J, {. Fletcher to Chesapeake aud Poto
mac Telephone Company, right ofway
through tract OF land on Post Road IL
second district, S.
Howard Patterson and wife 70 vii
liam Shanbargsr aud vile, tract OF land
near Federal Hill. containing 81 acres
| So 900.
| Edwin Webster ct al to John W
Webster. farm containing 1l5 acre..
situated ON road leading from J.rretts
vile - { crmnnt Mills. Sc 600
James W McNabb. attorney to V.
Satharine MeNabb' lot In Gard II. con
tainirg " square perches' 80
stephen } purnin ana vile to oso's'
r pausheftv and WIFE, parcel u IAN"
containing SO acres near webster fost
ONCE sSoo.
James Norris 10 american ie.ephons
anu ieTsrapn company, r'sn' o'wa'
along rost Roau In n. 81 district 'oo
Sa''ie No'e 10 r"'o''he a, o'Roou, io'
son' aiming 10 ae'es' al noo'nty hi''
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HAvRR DIR GRACE, Nv 29-There W.T.
- SIN I'll he on Munda> IN rning In Il
mouse mt the "Lucks" At the edge Of tb
Id canal basin occupied by man nam,
hedges. Ii was 50, n put tut
N thing has hren disruvc edindicatin,
h. cause nf the e cin ur NJ + T, ding
Il use on Union Avcou', on Wednssd~ '
,Hht. tn il II generally m Iievrd to haS
n'en # iuct ndia'y origin Mrs TS dins
us In BaliimuIe at the time OF the fl
Mr. Tyd'n.s has rented Il house neaIb,
,",ch th' family will occupy until thti
home Is repaired,
The barn N Mr.. Adam DeRauph'
place. at carlton. was destroyed by fir,
n Monday night Two horses and
cow wtrc burned and "A quantity of ha,
and straw. Th- fla mes were seen by .
neighbor about eleven O'Clock but the,
'ad Raiuc1 too Ritat Roadway an,
~ thing could DO done to save the struc
turr or the stock.
Ga Sunday afternoon a hoy nance
Leedom set fire to several shells to Ne.
what they would do He will be likel,
to remember what h. opened as he |,
now suffering from the iuss oftwo finger,
Hhh 'NNNiHl h'u " ~
Miss Carrie Moore returned home or
Saturday after being at the German
Hospita al. Philadelphia. for five weeks
where she was operated on for append
citis.
Miss Martha CLANCY has been called
to her home in Calvert county on accoun,
Of the serious illness OF her father.
Mrs. ]. { Segar left for New Haven or
Friday to attend the funeral of neal
relative.
MIR and Mrs. Carroll O .mond, of Phila
delphia, sp,nt the Thanksgiving holida,
here.
Master Carville Maslin spent his holi
day with his uncle, Mr.. :, Maslin. in Bhl
timore.
Mrs. U. G Way Is visiting her sister
Misa Mary Cowrcn at Elkton.
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Pylssvills Items

PyI. Rsvu.LE Nov 3Oth--Mr Micha,
Wheeler Is the guest Of Mrs Matti'
Wheeler.
Mrs ] Harry Stewart and son. Iamts
spent some time with Mrs Mat'i
Wheeler the first Of the week
Messrs George Jenkins and John Hay
don. OF Baltimore, spent the Thanksaiv
ing holidays with Mr. Walter jenkins
NJ Ady STREET.. who Ia a student nj
Lo,nia College. Daitinor" spent thu
HOLIDAYS with his parents, NJ. and Mr.
W. Src-tt
Miss Hnpe Amos. 10 spending som'
time with her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William II, Hope. Of the Rocks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Macatee sp'n
Wednesday and Thursday Of last We
In Baltimore.
Ms. Mary Gl wkin IL spending SON
time with her daushier, M Jane
Krlly. Of Bel Air
Mr. and Mrs Thomas l. P,le sprnI
st vrral days In Baltimore the first OF III,
week.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

DR.. William Stump, Surgeon S S New
York, American line, son of MIR. T. u. c
Stump, has been Spending several DAYS
at "Waverly," the home Of Col. and Mrs
Herman Stump.
Miss Mary Monroe Harlan spent tn,
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Harlan.
Miss Emily Young, of Baltimore. wal
the guest last week Of relativesin Bel Air
Mrs. James D. Walters. of Baltimore
Is visiting Mis-. J. A, Hunter.
A most enjoyable dance was given last
Wednesday. Thanksgiving Rve. in tn,
Masonic Temple. The chaperones wer,
Mrs Richard Dallam, Mrs W b Nelson
Mrs G. Cover STREET.. Mrs. S. W. Brad
ford and Mrs. Kate Webb.
Mrs. Edward Helfnstein has returned
to her home in Ellicott City after visit
Ing her sister. Mrs John |. Yellott.
Miss Pallia Cresmer spent the Thanks
giving holidays with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cresmer, of Church
Vile.
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> two sisters. Mis- MARY 8 Trou.ner,
Irs. Margaret Norris. and two brothers
Messrs. Owen and Henry Murphy Miss
Murphy was a devoted liember of st
Isnatius Church She was possessed OF
the rare sift of faith. prng iced by good
works aud was a shining e. ample 60 all
who knew her
SAMUEL OLIVER JENKINS
Mr. Samuel Oliver Jenkins, son Of the
late W Jcnkins and Ann Maria Brown
Jenkins, OF Pvlesville. died at the home
OF his sister. Mrs K Hillen Jenkins o.
Baltimore, on Saturday, November 26
at the age of IS years MIR. jenkins ives
born in lsA7 at Deer Park, now Ady
Post Office. After completing his educ
ton he went to Colorado, where feu
mained for rs years prospecting forged
| and silver. but later on account offailiup
h. 1T, he return'd to M.r>land nui'
,rg the latter wears Il his life b, suf IL,
iro n cancer OF the stomach and spent
several onths 10 the Johns Hopkim
Hospital. The funeral services were held
at st Marys Church. P,lesville. on
Monday. The pail bearers were HE
nephew Walter. Ray, George and N
Jenkins, Frank and Ben Wheeler and
Harry Macatee.
MRS. ALicR HUFF.
MIS- Alice Huff wife of MIR. Alonzo
Huff. of Mil Green. died at her home on
Weduc, day, sgedB7 years. The remains
were buried at Highland Presbyterian
Church. Of which she was devoted
member. on Saturday morning, Rev. Mr..
irwin officiating. The pail bearers were
Me,srs. John W. Galbreath. Calvin Gal.
breath, William A. Wheeler, Thomas c.
Kea,ns. D. W. Bay and Hugh 7. Bay.
Besides her husband. two daughters sur.
vive her-Mlss Mercie Huff and Mrs Sue
Taylor, wife of Mr. william Taylor. OF
Street,. Mrs HUFF was Justly recognized
as the Good Samaritan Of Mill Green
neishborhood. Wherever the sick wer
to be nursed, the afflicted to be lifted up
or the Borrowing heart to be soothed
she was at the victims side; and long
after the panss Of sorrow attendant upon
her death have lost their sting. her mem.
DRY will be kept green In the minds OF
loving friends,
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, November 80 The oyster
supper neid In the Town Hall ON Rida,
and Saturday evenings ut last week Tor
the benefit Of the iiinh School was nber.
ally patIUmzcd, and by the united Effort
VI what seemed the cntirr community.
the sum OF Sl3S was tesliz d This
money will be used toward fur nishins
the reading roum IN the new bulldog
MessIs Hanway and GitsJns store
was robbed again last Wednesday night
II ABOUT fifty dollars worth Of weHIinl
apparel Efforts were cautiously mad,
10 overtakc the thieves, but as yet no az
tests have been made This firm has he, n
losing Ruudr Ia this wa, regularly ever,
change ut season IN the past twu YEAR,.
AID the matter In one iuT decisive aston
~ toe part III our town authorities
The Thn nkssivina seI vic, IN the morn
nm an the reception given an the even
got thar day IN Grace N X Church
South. were well attended.
Kew. Nr springer, ~ bal imorr, preach
eli at GIove Pnsb, terrain huich ui
sun Jay morning aud addrrrs d tn,
CnTistian Endcavu, Soeiety IN the even
ny
80 ''' hush VI 'lus III, hpfn'
Sunday ot last week IN AbtTneen vi |
ms narcntr, Mr. ana Mrs W q Hugh. .
Mr. trtuk Pnmr y, "f Catonsvilir
ID dr T Butler Reeve. at German
Gown, Pa were pucS's u, Nc Howa,,
Il. Mitchell last week
Mrs Fa"nie Cole spent some time Will
friends In Baltimore last week
NJ GeoH rv Z. M x~cli. 1t Baltimore
las "A gwst Of the family OF Mr. W Il
NJ gen during the past week
Nj. l. W. Fora and her daughter
Miss Biz ,beth Ford oi Level. spent tn,
week end In Baltimore and WavrIly. Al
the latter place the' VISITED Mrs Foard'l
brother. Mr In harron
Miss, s Sadie and Lille Silvr. OF Lapi
dun. sW Mt Thanksgiving In Abr deen
With NJ =. 7. Il NJ gen
Miss Lillian K lianwav has re urnrt
from visi' to Miss ANA B,yirss ant
he Misses kenls. ii BAL occ.
Miss ri ienc, Morgan 10 visiting he
sister, Mrs George Rob, rts, who I,
spc ding the winter Rt the rectofy n
Forest Hin with NJ ~ Grace Sothor"n.
''--. VIRGINIA
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Metghborhood Nevs.
Fsllston News.

Miss Beulah Gibson has returned from
Bllicott City. where she spent the Thanks.
giving HOLIDAYS with Miss Lucy Radcliffe
Members of the Fallston Presb, ter ian
Church will hold an oyster supper ano
bazaar in the Friends School House on
Friday and Saturday nights, December
9th and 10th.
Mr. A b. Whitelock. Of Baltimore.
spent some time with 'p'atives here
Rev st Clair Neal District SupeIin
tendent. preached at Friendship N l.
Church IN last Sun lay afternoon an'
conducted the quarterly meeting ON M . II
dav.
Services will be condu ted at the Coun
ty Almshnuse on next Sunday m,rnin y
at 10. so O'Clock
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UPPER < ROADS rARMERS CLUB.

The Upper Y Roads Farmers Club m. I
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs St Clair b.
Ashton on Saturday. November 20, with
all members present.
The inspection committee made very
favorable report on Mr.. Ashtou's farm,
stock and buildings. all showing a neat.
ness and care worthy of imitation. All
members had word of praise for Falls
ton Pair and thought it worthy Of durli.
cation.
THE Gaze of the Orchard" which was
the subject for discussion, proved very
interesting and profitable topic, and
what Information was given will help
the farmer to produce more and better
fruit.
The next meeting of the club will be
held on Saturday. December 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chenwortb.
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daughter Of Mr. s Oliver Nee Courtney. Of
Jerusalem Mills, and. Mr.. Joseph h.
Lewis. second son Of DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Lewis. The ushers were Mr.. Herbert
Lewis, of Washington. D c.. and MIR
Richard Armiser. of Baltimore, brother
aud brother.in.law respectively Of the
groom. After the wedding the bridal
oarty was entertained at the home Of
DR.. Lewis.
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The Areadisn," at the Academy

Charles Prohmhn win preaent The Ar
cadiana" at the Academy Of Music, Balti
more, for one week, beginning on Monday
December 9th.
In many respects this London and New
York success In ~ novelty Its air Of refine.
ment IL Triit ctrd In the dainty and entranc
ing music. to which THE Arcadians" sing
and dance Mr. Piohman has never put on
the stage n more beautiful nCen reduction
In The A'cpdinra II IN pr Omised that We
shall enjoy bright tuneiul musical comedy
the Tenderloiu
The plot opens in the land JfArcadia whers
guile II unknown. and the advent there o
James Smith. ~ London caterer with n pro
pensity 10 untruth. the wash M of smith In
the Well Of Truth, and his missionary visit
10 London, IL ample excuse Tor three
hours Of humor the most haunting mrlndleI
and the daintiea' of stage pictures. MRtine,
at 2 0'cIOck on "wednesday and Saturday.
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DR. J, J W,liarns, who has ,p,nt som
line In Baltimore, has returned to h,
home
.urpiise party was given at tb,
h me Of Mr.. Wi'ism Deets On Saturda
q, aht in honor iAl,>s Mary Deets and h
friend. Miss Nellie burt II ut Glen Arm
A very pleasant evening was spent y
pnion games nm M winch was
p my contest Veu pret', pr zes ~"
piv-n After the yam, tn ue,isuti-s
~ the diuiug room where ri e>hme, .
SsIr served About 10 ty young PEG, =,
we're present,
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The Grim Reaper's Harvest



MIS-. Mercy Osborn. widow Of Robert
Osborn, died at her home near Rock Run
on Monday. She leaves four daughters:
MIS- J. W. Silver and Mrs Ptrhe
Fink. Of Lapidum; Mrs. Eugene Worth.
ington. Of Hampstead. and Mrs. tcorae.
anna Stau-and three sons, Aessrs
Howard, William and Ilarry OShorn
Funeral services were held on Wednesday
ALTA NJ. The intcrment was IN Har.
mony cemetery.
MISS MARGARET HEARoLD,
Miss Margaret Hrarold, aged e. years,
died at her home at Edge wood on Mon.
day of last week The funeral services
were h. / at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Iuppa, In crment 10 the cemetery adj in
ing Rev Mr. Wolfe uficiatrd The pal
bearers were Mcssrs. Thomas G Inther,
George Holzshoc, Aaron Guuther. Morris
Cotttr, Casper Walzenbach and william
Lowe. II. X. McComas had charge Of
the funeral
MRS MARYR PRITcHARD
Mrs. Mary + Pri,chard. for many
years a resident of IInrford county, died
at her home In Philadelphia on Sunday
Of last week, at the age of s5 years. The
remains were brought to Hartford on
Wednesday morning. Funeral services
1T Ef.p
ton, interment In the cemeteIy adj lining,
Rev William II Glenn officiating ii X
McComas had charge of the funeral ar
engagements
MRS CAROLINE T.. MITCHELL,
Mrs. Caroline p Mitchell. aged 90
years, died at her home at Calvary. on
| Saturday, November 10 Her funeral
took place on Tuesday morning. Inter.
ment being in the cemetery OF Calvary
NJ. Il. Church, Rev S. {. WATSON tliciat.
ing. The pail bearers were her six
rephews, Messrs Joseph p, Noble L..
Henry, Houston Ben amin and Edward
Mitchell II. X. Mccomas was the
| u,dertaLsr
Mss pJnAugru WATKINS
a., yr,... w.,,,e
| ,,,..Ir ,,I.. I p.aLI a..
$50 -, A." 49,. ,,..,,;,,i
Baltimore, on Monday, November 80.
The funeral took place from her late
| residence In Baltimore on Wednesday,
nj &C.,
NJ. wa,L;ns was w,l, know, IN Ha,.
g, L.J - t,i.,d. Oh.
-. ,Ltd.., I,..rh ~ w,,L;,s
I. o,d A,,o n wo,Lj,s and ,v,
,',L u.,rv uoA,ss NJ pvL.y;Ii..
.,a c.mrl y, pbl.d.l,h;a
|
""'
Mrs Mary Il Ife". Formerly :" mar
ford county died NJ h'hE'V'lie' IN nome
of her daughter. Mrs David Crew. on
Thursday, November 2tth Mrs Crew
was the widow OF the late John R.Cre~.
She Is survived by h"e sons ana nr
daughters. The funeral services took
place on Sunday at Salem Methodist
Episcopal Church. I oPer Falls Kew Mr
kilmon cihciatins Inc pan bearers
were N'ess''' ~""''e' ''"'.' '""A
n", - 49, I I
60, u ua.,L- L.T
'"' ~" -,
'" W 49," ,'.no.,ur ,,,ou
'
Mr. Margaret LS"en' nsed 81 YeST
WHO" OF inc ia'e Da"'ei h''eh' ~
bynum' n'eu ~ inc nome o' hef uaush'
ter MRS E'"a'u n Ah"e' rise'V'''e' OF,
rnoay morning MIS- L'nch''Su's'Ve"
by four daughters ana 'hree sons Mrs
Mary Mooney MRS John hal'sey' Mrs,
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LAND TRANSFERS TO NOVEMBER 70

Margaret l.. Wheeler TO corbin E.
Boarman. parcel Of land containing "a
acres. 1 rood and 10 iquare perchts, on
road leading from Chestnut Hill to
Smiths Mil, $500.
Margaret L. Wheeler to Arlena Mac
Robinson, parcel OF land containing 9
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BBOwN-kiRKlAND,

Rev. Thomas T. Brown. of Grove Pres
byterian Church, and Miss Ruby Kir!s
land were married at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. George W. Lindsay
at Hampstead, Carroll county, on Thurs.
day of last week. The ceremony was
performed BY DIR. Dewitt NJ. Benhau. q
Central sbyterian Church, Baltimore
Only the immediate relatives witnessed
the ceremony. Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal couple left for a
southern trip. They will return to tie
manse early In December,
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Fire Insurance Notice.

Notice IL hereby given. that In pursuance
0f the constitution 81 the Mutual PiTe lnsuT.
ance Company meeting Of Its members
will br heid at the Oflice ri the said company.
In Sci Air, on MONDAY. bRC RMBrk ~.
1910, at I2 O'Clock. NJ for III. purpose Of
receiving report 0fths Hoard Of Directors
for 1910, aud preparations 10 amend the con:
stitution and bylaws Of the company, and
for the Transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting -
GgOROE ". ChIRHHS,
SCI EnI Ii
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500 Reward, 500

The readers OF this paper will he Pleased 10
learn that thsre Ia at least one nrended dis
raae that science has been able to cure In nl
Its stages, aud that IL Catarrh Halls
Gatsrrh Cure 10 the only positive cure now
known 10 the medical fraternity. Cntarrh
being n constitutional disease requires n
constitutional treatment Hairs CntRrrh
Cure 10 taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of thu
disease. Hnd Eitian the patient strength by
building up The constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work The proprirtoIs
have so much faith In it's curative powers
that they offer One Hundred u liars for any
case that II tails to cure. send for list al
teatim onialA
Address. y J. CHENHY n Co. Toledo, q.
Sold by all dTuggiAta zoe
Take Halls Family pills for con stipnt lon
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Assessment Notice.

The Board Of Control md Review for liar
ford County hereby give notice that tbeJ
win meet an Wednesday, ThurBdhy and FL
day. December IL, - and 10 1910. at
O'Clock, A NJ, in the COmmlsaloners' bHce
to hear any appeals from the 18th and End
Election Districts.
BY order Of the Board,
VIM. y. HAYS. CLERK.
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lEwiS-MeC COURTNEY.

Avery pretty wedding was solemni1ed
at the Mountain Christian Church at
noon on Thanksgiving day by the pastor
Rev. Thomas Wood, the contracting
parties being Mise Edna catbahne'
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500 Reward

Will BH PAID TO ANYONE PUR.
NIsHING EVIDENCE WHICH con.
VIcTS ANY PERSON CF pAMAG.
ING or DESTROYING INsULA.
TORS ON oTHER PARTS oP our
TRANsAfIsBION LINRs TIM
COMPANY HAs BEbH PUT TO A
GRBAT IBAL or rROUBLB AND
ExPRNsE ON Account or THE
DEsTRUCTunE up PROPERTY AZ
cARgLrSI OR MALICIOUS IpLE
SHOOTING WIZ AHA l. THBRR.
PORE M OBLIGED TO PROsR.
cUTR UNDBR THn CRIMINAL
sTITUTRa ANY PERSON WHO
pogs FURTHER DAMAGE.
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.,
Mccall Ferry, Pa.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnershIp here tofore eEistinK bet ween
the undersigned. trading ss Dtctman ~ For
syths 10 this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent All unpaid hiils should he presented
to Thos. c. Porsyths. -
JO$EPH T DECK KHAN.
THOS. {. POkSYTHR.
October. 81, 1910.
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e. ds Winters Troubles

To many, SIteriS season of trouble. The
frost bitten toes md fingers chopped hands
and lips, chilbiniDS cold sores red and rough
skins prove this hut such troubles u y before
| Buck ems ATnca Snlyr. 4 trial conylnces
| Greatest healer of Burns. Boils Piles, Cuts,
sores, Eczema and SpTains. Only 25c. at
{. l. bci,snnhld'.. Btl All q and Oar.
linKton Pharmacy. Darlington Md
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NOTICE TO car DITORs

Th,. 10 10 give notice that the snbsc'i'fi
ha. aimed from the Orphans tnutt y"
Hartford county. Nd, letters "i a""''"''
lion on the estate OF
NIcHoLAs WATT
late Of uarford county. deceased Az ptrson'
having claims against said decees.n ~. ~, Al
nv notinsd to sIhibit the same. with th''sa"
vouchers thereof.
On or Before the 70 h day Of Nay. io''
or they may otherwise by law b.. excluded
from al benefits ~ said estate. Az persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested TON
Given under nv hand and seal thia 2bfh
day Of November 1910 ,,,.
Administrat"T
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noTlrP To CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
This 10 TO give notice that the snDsenpe,
ha. OH aimed from the Orphans Court ~
HnrfoTd County. Nd lettsrs Of admini'tra'
ton on the estate OF
GEORGE N. BAILEY,
late of Hartford county deceased. NJ persbns
having claims against said deceased are here
BIZ notified to exhibit the same. With 'hs
legal vouchers thereof.
On OF Before the lot Day Of Nay. 1911.
or they may other wise by law be eariudeJ
from all benefits Of said estate. All Der@yna
Indebted 10 said estate are requested tn make
Immediate payment.
Oiven under my hand and seal this at day
IUHN u BAILEY,
Administrator.
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HAY FOR SALE. THIS is CLEAN,
well cured hay and some or 8 tons
Reuben d. Small Gardiner. Me-, Route "a
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL R. R,
In Effect Oct. q, 1909.

Trains leave Augusta as follows:
GOING WEST-211 A. NJ. except Mon
day, Portland and Boston; 6Se A. NJ.
Lewiston, Pennington, Rockland. Port
land. Boston, Montreal and Quebec; $40
A. NJ, Brunswick, Lewiston, Pennington.
Rockland, Portland, Boston: 2.0s F. NJ.
local; 3.55 P. NJ, (express). Brunswick.
Rockland, Portland. Boston: us p. NJ.
Portland; 1913 p. NJ. Lewiston, Bath,
Portland, Boston Sundays 949 A. NJ, 3.3s
and 1913 p. NJ, Portland Boston.
GOING EAST-12.59 A. NJ, Skowhegan.
Bangor, st. John. Halifax. Aroostools
Co Sunday morning does not connect
for Skowhegan or beyond Bangor: 300 A.
M. (evpress). Bangor, Calais and Bar
Harbor; sos A. NJ, local to Moosehead
Lake via Oakland. Belfast, Foxcroft and
Bangor; 9.0S A. NJ, local to Belfast, and
Bangor; 1908 P. NJ, Waterville, Foxcroft,
Bangor B. & A. r. r.. Calais. st. John.
and HALIFAX: 2.s4 P. NJ, texpressl. Water
willie. Bangor. Bar Harbor; 3.15 p. NJ.
Waterville, Skowhegan, Belfast Foxcroft.
Bangor, and Mattawamkeag: 7.31 j, M,
Waterville and Skowhegan; 9.17 A. NJ,
Sundays ohly Skowhegan and Bangor.
Accommodation trains leave Augusta for
Hallowell, Gardiner, and South Gardner
at 7.40 A. NJ, LIS. 5.10, 615 2. NJ.
r. T.. BOOTHBY.
General Passenger Agent.
MORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice-President & General Manager.
Portland Maine.
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me LADIES' AND ONE GENTLE
S. OF V. OR LINE OFFICERS UNI.
ONE SHARPLES SEPARATOR.
GOOD DRY HARD WOOD, FEET

nearly new Reason for selling have sold |
stock. MIS-. Josie 5. Marston, Mon |
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