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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-11

LAND TRANSFERS 10 MARCH 9. 1910

Annie M. Barber and husband Ia T
Elmer kilgOre. lot in fifth district, in vii
lage Of Cambria, $40
Aberdeen Land and lmprov eme mt { ON
pany to Christian J. kalmbacher, lot in
second district, in town OF Aberdeen
$50
Nathaniel A Rohrbaugh and wife to
John W Strawbridge, tract OF land in
fourth district, on road from Plies Saw
Mil to Pennsylvania Line, cont aiming
s3l2 acres, 81 400
Mary Ann Minnick to J, Ruff STREET.
lot in third district. on road from Hick
DRY to Smiths Bridge, containing
acres, 5000
Edwin S Worthington and wife Ia
John d Warrington. all interest in par
eel Of land in fifth district. near the will
age Of Muttonsburg, containing 60 acres
$50
Hugh c. Whiteford of John and vile et
al to Sufquehanna Pole Line Company
! Il in fifth district, containing Az acres
SIS
Tredick Ford and wife to George
Ford, tract If land in Second district. OF
road from Spesu,ia Church to Busl
River Neck. containing &c acres. SIS
George Ford and wife to Tredicl
Ford. tract Of land in second district, or
road from Spesutia Church to Bush Rive
Neck, containing 20 acres. SIS.
Henry Simmons and wife to A Hamlir
Carver. lot in City of iiavre de Grace, OF
| Revolution street, $500
John o Stcarns and wife to Hugh T
Tate, lot in fifth district. on road from
Heaps sci DOL house to Slate Ridge. con
tailiog ! acre. $50
William Barton and wife to Franl
Buchanan, parcel OF land in fourth dis
trict, containing SO acres, 81, 1922
Emily +. Hamilton ct al, to Sidne.
Cooper, tract Of land in fifth district, OF
road from Whiteford's Flint Mill to Stat
Hill, containing IS acres. IS.
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Signs or SPRING.

The advent Il spring has been announc
ed during the past week by various un.
doubted signs Flocks of black birds ia
large numbers have been cheering the
farmer as he started his plow, the bull.
troy is ION the Job" and two thunder.
storms, the latter accompanied by con
siderable lightning, have aroused dor.
mant nature.
On Sunday night last about midnight
the storm which was more or less wide
in extent seemed to center at Harkins
Shops where the lightning played some
Of her fancest freaks Running down a
large poplar tree near the residence OF
Mr., Charles Bull it tore of wheelbarrow
load OF huge splinters and tossed hem
into Mr. Thomas HaIkins' meadow,
about $50 yards distant. giving the
spot where many stand in the earth the
appearance OF a porcupine on exhibition
striking MIR Harkins' wire fence. it
jumped across to Mr.. Bulls workshop,
followed a wire extending to his work
bench, completely tearing of the end,
and thence ran into his residence nearby
Thirteen panes of glass were shivered
and the occupants did good deal Of
shivering too.
For an opening visit this was quite n
lively announcement of what we may
expect Embarrassed electricity to do for
us before the seasons over
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REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.

Mr. llenry [ Wilson, of near Emmor
ton, has sold his "Woodside" farm I,
his neighbor. Mr. Alex Bell The trac
is part of the original DR. Joshua Viii
son property containing $50 acres anC
is Improved by barn but has no resi-
tence on it.
Mr. CGas L Benson, formerly of Fork
Baltimore county, has bought the farm
of the late John Sawyer, adj dining tn,
property OF the late Vim Sawyer, bu,
now owned by Mr.. Roy Bfookes. Mr.
Benson will not move onto the farm
this year
Mr., Miller who has been residing or
Mr. DAnl F. Sullivan's McComas farm
near NanBrbher, has bought the Foard
property at VanBibbcr and will move
onto it at an early day.
The most important deal in real cs.
tate which has been made in Hartford re.
Gently is the purchas. Of the J. 5. Baer
William Wo0lseyl farm near Church.
vile, containing 3l2 acres with fine i'm.
movements, by Mr.. !. A G. Allen, OF
Darlington. Besides the farm Mr.. Allen
has purchased all Of the personal prop.
erty Of every description. Mr. Baer
bought this place for $4,000 about
six or seven years ago and it is under.
stood that h. received substantial adj.
vance over this sum
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HONORED All ANNAPOLIS.

Mr.. ] Fred. Crew, OF Dublin. is the on
man in Hartford whose services seem I,
b: indispensable at Annapolis durin,
sessions OF the Legislature, for, regard
less OF changes OF factions or changes o
party, and without the aid of his county ;,
delegation he is always ION the Job
when the Legislature meets The Balti
more Sun few days ago said
'Ohce every two wears the Deer Creel
section Of Hartford county lends Mr. ]
Fred Crew to the State OF Maryland
having acquired this generous habit II
years ago. and with promise of indie finite
CONT tnce. And the STATE makes him
assistant rngrossing clerk of the House,
with more work than emolument For
on Mr. Crew'sshoulders falls prodigious
part Of the labor and responsibility OF
that bu -e'u and his hours of work
would di'qualify him from membership
in any eight hour union. Onlv the grip
of the city Of Il .l'imore on the office OF
chief engrossinR clerk has kept Mr.. Grew
o At Of that post in wears aaone"
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A COUNTY ROAD SUPERINTENDENT

The committee named some time since
BY the Deer Creek Farmers Club, con
sisting of Messrs s. A. Williams, Thos
II. Robinson and George E Silver, for
the purpose of drafting a proposed law
providing for the creation of County
Road Superintendent. has completed its
work and we are advised that the bill
will be placed in the hands OF our mem.
bers at Annapolis in few days
We regret our inability to publish il in
full. but the crowded condition of our
columns will not so permit at this time
Briefly its salient features are. After
comforting the right of the County Com.
missiouers to full control OF the roads of
the county, subject to the provisions OF
the act. it directs that within sixty DAYS
after its passage they shall appoint n
county road engineer who shall serve
until January l, 1915. and they shall Sc.
lect his successor every four years there
after.
Full requirements are laid down for his
qualifications. experience. monthly re.
ports to his Board and annual reports
covering all the details of the wears
work. Careful provision Is made for his
removal at any time for cause, and he Is
placed under a $4,000 bond for the faith
iul performance of his duties His salary
is fixed at 81 500 with an appropriation
OF $500 to cover travelling and all other
expenses.
His duties are comprehensive. He is
to do all necessary plotting. map draw.
ing, drafting, &c; is TO name at least
one road supervisor in each precinct and
to take charge OF all work done on the
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DARLINGTON, March 9th-Mr. James
Harlow. of Baltimore. was the week end
guest of Mr. Edgar Thomas
Miss Janet Edge delightfully."- entertain.
ed the L,terery Club last Saturd Az after.
noon The subject TOR discussion was
Maryland during the Revolutionary.
Miss Elizabeth Hays was the week end
guest of Miss Sallie Allen.
Mr.. David L Thomas sp:nt several
days in Baltimore this week
Mr.. Fred Edge. Of East Orange, n
spent several DAYS with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs A =. Edge
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ScARBOR0. March S.-Nrs Carrie S.
Thomas and children. who have been
spending the winter IN Braddock, Pa
have returned to their home here
Mr., Amos Carr. of Anne Arundel coun.
~, was recent visitor - his cousin,
Mr.. hOrdecaI S Scarborough. and other
relatives.
Mr. ]. Polk Deckman has moved to his
farm here.
Mr.. VIM Deckman has moved to the
house opposite his store
Mr.. Price Adams has moved to the
tenant house on the farm occupied by
Mr. Joshua Dick.
Mrs McGuigan has moved to Mrs
Estelle Dicks house.
BRUCE
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Miss Martha Abel Hunter and Miss
Caroline Harlan have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Harry Mclean, Of Wash.
iuston. D c.
Miss Lillian Forwood was the guest
last week Of her sister. Mrs. George n.
Mackenzie, of Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Bradford entertained
the book club-at tea on Saturday at
ternoon.
Miss CARIBBEAN Hunter leaves next
week to visit Mrs. Robert Kennedy, o.
Camden, s. c.
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from Magnolia

MAGNOLIA. March The ladies' OF
Magnolia Aid Society will hold an oys
ter supper In the hall on Friday and Sat.
urdav evenings. March 18th and 19th.
Proceeds for benefit Of the church
Rev. Mr.. Harris will preach his fare.
well sermon here on the morning Of
March 20
Miss Robbie letters. of Middle River, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Skillman
Mrs Belle Bowman, who has been
spending the wiiter in Washington. has
returned tn her home here
Mr. and MrN william Rollins. OF
Washington, ATE visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mis- Jas. Rollins
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A BOlILOER BLuNOER

EDITOR .EGIs Having read in the
Hartford Democrat that the Forest Hill
state road is in bad condition, and Raw
ing within the past few DAYS had occa
sion to pass over it, | was surprised to
find il in good shape. The contractors
have 80 days work yet to do to com,
plete their contract when. think. it
will be in hrstclass condition. The
boulders referred to in the Democrat
could not be found ] am in favor OF a
road engineer for the county as there has
leen too much money wasted on our
roads by incompetent men. | am sure
an engineers salary could be more thar
aaved TAXPAYER.
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way to tn. Naval Academy to see the
place whsIs Uncle Spm has. just spent
many millions TO erect the finest group
of buildings in the world in which to edu
cate his sailor boys.
No place can be found richer in historic
associations thanis Annapolis, and these
Young people could not have made a
better use Of the small sum required
meet their travelling 4 penses
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Neighborhood Mequs.


JARRRTTsvn.LB, Ma 'ch Z Miss Laura
Cairnes. OF Baltimore, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G.
A. Cairnes.
Miss Sallie Beatty. who was taken to
the hospital several day ago. is improv.
ing
Mrs. c. W. Amos spent few DAYS in
Baltimore last week.
MIR ] L Egseston is spending some
time in Baltimore
The Jarrettsvile Euchre Club met at
the home Of Mr. c, A. Spencer Friday
evening. March 4th.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Road checks were issued as follows:
c c Smith, rebuilding Rock Run bridge,
sac. 10; Howard l.. Forwood, removing
ice, SIS; Conrad Briedenbaugh, road &C
count, $50; W alter Gemmill, same, So 10;
c. A. Scarbor ough, lumber, 500 81.
Miscellaneous orders on Treasurer
Bel Air Electric Co, Sl4 2S; Bel Air
Boiler Works, almshouse repairs, 81 IS;
Same, County Commissioners office,
$3.50; w. W. Preston. appearance Tee
SIS: Hollis & Shaw, shelving in Clerks
Office, $25: c. c. Rouse, almshouse sup
plies, $50 80; Court House Commission
ianitors fees. $3.50: E {, Tollcy, Or
phans Court. SIC; II S. Carver, ap 1eat
apce fees, $35; Bel Air Times, printing
contract, $50 SO,
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Lucas CoUsTy.
Frank I. cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner of the firm Of u. !. Cheney 4
Co, doing business In the city of Toledo.
County and state Aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum Of oSE HUNDRED
DOLLARS TOR each and every. case Of Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this 9th day ofDecember, D ss6
A. W. GLEASON
SEAL NOTARY Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces ofthe system. Send for testimonials
free. - .
Sold by all Druggist. I5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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Miss Grace R STREET. was the CUES
It week OF her sister, Mrs VIM Price
I Ctntereile
Nr Harry N'nemaker, who has bee,
sitting his mother, Mrs W Mccall
Bond street, has returned to his HON,
Dunedin. N !.
Mrs $ A Hoblitz.ll IL visiting he,
laughter. Mrs. Robert F Maddox, o
= rncess Anne.
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Tax Sales.

Under and In virtue of the provisions ofthe
laws Of Maryland. applicable TO the coliec.
County, the undersigned, Treasurer Of Har-
ford County, hereby gives notice that the re-
spectiye sums hereinafter mentioned are due
the war 1909, including the interest and
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DIED.

KRECH On March 9Th. at his residence.
2O2 Fourth street. s Il Washington. u. C,
John Rieder. only son Of NJ. Virginia and the
late Dr. Thomas A. X Keech. He was born
In Hartford county 80 years ago and loved
the place Of his nativity. He leaves u wife
and daughter
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs w. w Preston has returned from
Baltimore to her home near Emmorton
Mrs. Minnie Rampley ia visiting her
brother, Mr.. Clarence Nonemaker, OF
Wilmington, Del
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IS N va

| Gray Mare, 7 wears old. weight $50 lbs.
| sound aud lady broken. fearless of all objects
| and satisfactory worker In all harness;
| Brown Mare. ycnts old. perfectly sound
good driver and worker, and stylish enough
for ~ coach horse. weight 200 lhs. hay
Horse years old good worker and drlN cr.
weight LOO; brown Mule. y years old.
weighs 200. single line leader aud cxcrp,
tlnnany fast; Colt, months old, sired by
| "Monch." and prize winner 1T the colt
show; cheap Horses good w"rkers and
sore. sound. ! MIN Cows, fresh In lIeccmhcr
and giving - good ilnw "f milk; short. Horn
Heller. hr fresh hv day ot sHlc; = ycnring
Durham HCiiCIH, IL month old short Horn
Hull, vrarlinR Durham HUH Bcrkshifc SOW
aud Pigs. four horse brown Wagon nearly
new. capacity $500. two horse Wagon,
Acme Dump Wagon, Dump cart. = Top
bugIies kunnhOut, DAYTON, Manure Spread.
CT. neatly new; Disc Grain DIil new last
season; Disc Harrow 2 Sprngtooth Hnrrows,
new last season. steel Roller, Hooslcr Corn
Planter. new last season; Hinder Moving
Mnchine nearly new: psbotne Horse Rake.
large Whrtlbatrnw, Hay 1rddrr. . oliver
Chilled Flows, RdinR CultivntuI. Walking
Sprlngtooth cultlvator. Weedrr. = acts OF
Btrrchhnud Harness ! Sctsof Lead Harness.
only used months, sets Of stage Harness.
sets Of hrlN Wing Harness, I heavy team
litthlcs ! light team liridlcs. 20 Collars, all
silrs, some good Hs new; I sets Double
Lines, Team Saddle, Bauer make; Lead Line,
shovela Forks. Hoes Picks and Tools oi ali
description These implements are all Ia
good order aud only hren used short time.
Corn by the barrel, halt interest in IL acres
of Wheat.
TRIMS or SALE.
All sums uf $40 aud under cash. over that
amount a credit OF months viii he given
purchasers giving their notes, with approved
security. bearing intrrest from day Of sale
and payable at the Hartford National Bank
of lcl Air.
J. h. nRnOw.
G. {. Richardson X nro.. kuctiourrt..
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OBITUARY..


Mrs. Margaret Dierker, aged IS years,
died at the home Ut her daughter, Mrs
Charles II. Chridy, formerly OF Hartford
but now Of Havana. III on Thursday OF
last week. She is survived by two sons
and four daughters, Mcssrs John II and
d. d DirIker. Mrs Charles II Chridy
Of Havana, Ill.,, Mrs. Robert Lacey, oil
Bath. III Mrs II. Corbitt. of Balti.
more, and Mrs W Anderson. of Bel
Air. The remains were brought to Bel
Air on Sunday night and the funeral
took place on Tuesday morning. services
and interment at Mountain Christian
Church Rev. Thomas Wood otiiciated.
The pallbearers were Mrssrs Charles T.
roswell. Walter Z, Rcckord, ID. Trainor
Archer, Lewis Archer. George hidden.
dori and Frank Lee
THOMAS HENRY
Mr. Thomas Henry died of general de.
biliiy at his residence near Deep Run last
Friday morning, aged So Years. leaving
widow. three sons and three daughters
His funeral took place on Sunday after.
noon, services and interment at Taber.
nacle NJ + Church. Rev. Sexsmith Of.
hciating The pallbesrys were Messrs.
Edward. J. Is. Walter p, George and
Howard Proctor and Robert Orr.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. intcndingt to quit farming,
viii sell on the farm owned by Mrs. Amanda
Calwell, on the Red Pump road, one mile
from Bel Air.
On Tuesday, March 10th, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, the
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Public Sale
--Or
Horses, Mules, Farming
Implements & Machinery.
Public Sale

The unhetsigned having rented hla farm.
viii acl AZ public Halr IN the premises, alt
unted ut Gunpowdrr station, on the u n q.
thllrnnd. Joining Cot ". y. TuylurH farm
one mile from bradshaw. baltimore county
iith District.
On Tuesday, March 18th, 1910,
BEGINNING Mt O'Clock, A. NJ, sharp. the
Following Personal PROPERTY, To wit
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Is u ~,
rnr nn,k Ray Mu'cs. years old. VIII
work anywhere, lilHcL IIbrsr, II wears old .
good riding horse, DARK Hay Horse. IL
yeats Ola, bark hay Marc. n years old. good
driver; Light Hay MRrr. II years old. well
bred tlidtsdhir stallion. wears old Ciides.
hhl' Colt, coming years old, llirsdnlc
Colt, months old, Champion Mower. Deer
Ing Binder new Thomas Horse Rake, two
horse Hoe MN. iDur-hprsc Disc Drill beer
HAY l. iadrr. = Iirnch Double Workers, two
horse Disc Row Marker, four.horr Dl.c
Harrow. three horse Spfingtonth Harrow.
three horse Spike Harrow. twohorae Corn
Planter twn.hnrSc Fertilizer Suwcr, two.
horse Tomato Planter. . two.hoisr Flows.
= onrh"rsc PIows. u Double Workers = sets
th-re,hnrsc Double Trees, . sets two.hprse
bnubr Trees. 1 one horse Double Trees
four horse dead body Wagon, tour horse
two horse open Top Wagons, . Dnytons
Surrey, act Double IiRmes, ahovcla. Mat.
iookS aud Picks, lot Plow Harness. lot
hrce"hbnmd and Load Harness. also
FIRsrCLASs CANSING OUTPUT,
In good condition. 10 II. T. Boiler = white
Enamel Hrds. Mattress aud Springs, com
plrtr, gallon water Cooler. good ns new,
Cook stove, Columbia Grnphop phone and =
dozen Records. and many Other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS or SALE
All sums of $50 and under cash on day Of
sale. On sums over that amount nCTcdtt Of
months viii lie given, purchasers giving their
notes, with security approved. hearing Inter
est from day al sale md payable at the old
Town National Bank of baltimore Md.
Nothing To lie removed until terms Of sale
ARE compiled with. ger cent On ior cn.h.
James Norwood. Auctinnrcr.
Edward He'll. Clerk.
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ORDER hlSI.


In the matter Of the
sale IT the Real Estate
irsCribrd in mort
gnge from samuel A.
Wallace to Abbie H.
Wallace aud Il Louisa
Wallace, dated the 20 In the Circuit Court
day Of March 1896 Tor
and recorded among Harfprd County.
the Land Records Of In Equity.
Hartford county In IL
Drr W. =. r.. No. NJ.
Polio 1913 the interest
pf said Abbie being
duly assigned to No.
bic /. Mitchell.
Ordered this I'm day Of February. in the
year 1910. that the sale made and reported
In the above entitled cause by Noble J..
Mitchell, Assignee, he finally confirmed, un.
less cause to the contrary thereof br shown
on or before the 18Th day Of March. 1910
provided, copy Of this order br inserted In
some newspaper published In Hartford coun
ty once In each Of three successive weeks he
fore the 18th day ~ March, 1910
The report states the amount of sales "a
bt 81 900.
JoBS \. ROBINSON. cierS.
True Copy-Tssti
JOHs A. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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This 10 An Easy Test

shake Aliens Poot.Ea In one shoe and
not In the other. and notice the difference.
lust the thing to use when rubbera or over,
shoes become necessary, and your shoes
seem to pinch. Sold Byerywhere. 25c. Don't
accept any substitute.
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!. l." g, LEE. Attorney.
Public Sale
or
Personal Property.

The undersigned ndminist rntor Of the "a
tate Of Henry A. Wfoth. deceased. by VIrtu,
nf nm order Of the Orphans Court Of Hartford
county will sell Mt public auction On prem
isrs where said Henry A. wroth lately rt
sided. near YnnBibbcr. In said county.
On Wednesday, March 10Th, 1910
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. D., the
Following PERSONAL, PROPERTY to wit
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Is 4Y u

one sofrcl Mare Northern Light. about
years old, hnr driver; BAY Mare. Kood
locker, quiet nnd gentle suitable for ladies
dfiye', BLACK Horse, stylish looking and ~.
rrllrnt under the saddle; Fair Bny Mules.
hur animals, perfectly sound. Will work any,
where. Ray Mule. has been used mostly ain.
glc In cart aud garden, 8 Cows, all Jerseys
and good mixers. one will be fresh about
March ~. thr other two will be fresh about
viii br fresh about hpriI Isl. Single Dayton,
Runh Carts, kunabout Huckboard. all In
good condition Buggy Pnlr. Two horse
Farm Wagon with bed and hay carriage.
hand made wagon In FIRST class condition;
Horse Cart. In good repair: Horse Power
Machine, complete. suitable Tor pumping
winter. cutting wond. grinding feed. etc /
brerlnR Hinder, has only been run two sen
tons and Ia ms good ~ new, TWO horse rs
lorne Mower. good ~ new; Empirr Hoe
Drill Osborne Hay Rake, practically new;
Disc Harrow. In observation-disclosures. Spring.
tooth Harrow, Double Spike tooth Harrow,
singh Spike tooth Harrow, Log Roller
SulLy Cnltivntnr. single CultiVhtorS.
Double Shovel Flows, No. 10, No. so and
No. 90 oliver Chilled Flows. complete with
sod cutter. wheel. etc Single Pillow. Corn
Marker. Corn Shelters. = Cutting Boxes
all in good repair, work and carriage Hnr-
nrss. Wagon Saddle, Single ana Double
Trees. SpreadrrH, IDckcy sticks. Log Chains
Cow 'bninS. lot of inch and IA inch Rope
Picks. AIra. ShDycla. Forks. Hny.kniir, Corn
Knives, Scoop. HhUyrla. Farm and Garden
Tools. 2 LntrObe Stoves. HOt-bed sash, lot
Of storm shutters and storm Doors. Lawn
benches, Porch Rockers and lot Of puttrd
Plants, and other things too numerous to
mention About tons Of Timothy Hay
and about ~ barrels Of Corn.
TERMS or SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under cash; on sums
over that amount n credit Of months viii
he given. purchasers giving their notes. with
security to he approved by the nuctioneer,
beHrinR interest from hHy rf sale and pay.
able At the FaTmtTn n Merchants National
Bank of Bel Air Md
Ea. No goods to hc removed until settled
tor.
PAUL WRDTU
Administrator.
c {. Kirhnrdann & RIO. A uctinnrrra
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All that lot and improvements thereon In
the village Of Darlington. fronting on the
rOnd from Darlington tn stafford, adjoining
the lands Of IuhuHS GOfTcli Chfiatuph VII
son and William Wluic which Ia des,rihrd
In deed from Rosa Nrilson krighIct to
Eiwin Hopkins dated 10Th Of March. 1908,
and recorded amongst the Land Records 81
Hnriotd County In LihrT W y. y. No iiT.
folio 30, and assessed to Rosa NSilon * eIgh.
L. - ut9 trN-S nov Va hrrrrr. interest
thereon aud proportional costs to dhv of
sale amounting to ..,.... ..,,...,...... SINII