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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks were issued asiollows-B.
V. Preston, $i6.5O; Vim. s. Bowman.
$50 ~: York Valley Lime Co., sos. sc,
David J Doyle, S3l.75;S ]. Ady, $2l.5l;
Liston Bevard. SIS; Henry Murphy.
$27 o5, Frank Wheeler, $40 10; ]. 7
Bald win. 50 10: p. NJ. Hall, Sc 25: ]. h.
Stewart, $40 50; K. W. Mcdonald.
S3+ o5; Hartford Creamery, $40 20; Vim.
Nj. Whiteiord. $50. II; + l. Grier, So so;
W. +. McNutt. $12.
Miscellaneous ORDERS on Treasurer
Mt. Hope Retreat Hospital, SIS; W. ID.
Harry man, repairing lounge for Judges
room, So; T W Waters. smith work
tor almshIuse, So IS; N T Amos. aims
house supplies. $50 30 The Bel Air Elcc
tlic Light Co SIG SO; Joseph B Spencer,
balance sheriff account, $3S 60; George
Gilman. almshouse labor. SIS; Samuel
Maxtield, almshouse labor, $14 40;
Harry 5. Carver, taxes paid in error,
50 80.
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Meiqhborhood We9vs.
From ftayre de Grace.

HAvRR DE GRACE, Feb s-The cold
OF the early part OF the week was keenly
felt after the comparative nildness OF
the week preceding Much discomfort
was caused by the reezing OF the water
in many homes on Sunday night. The
plumbers were kept busy on Monday
A little before nine O'Clock on Monday
morning the fire whistle blew. In at.
tempting to thaw the frozen water pipes
in the kitchen at Mr. A. Rubenstone' s
the woodwork around the sink caught
fire. The firemen responded promptly to
the call but the water freezing as it came
from the hose made it difficult to control
even 81 small a fire and the kitchen was
considerably damaged before it could be
put out.
The play. THE Haunted Isle" by the
Bard Avon Dramatic Club in the Opera
House last Saturday evening was well
attended but was hardly up to the usual
good performances of the club.
The ladies of ST.. Johns p E. Church
cleared about one hundred and twenty
five dollars at their supper held in the
parish house last week
On Sunday morning Mr.. Jack Barnes.
while attending to his duty in attempt
ing to keep two young men. Mason Pal
mer and Clyde Owens. the latter of Per.
ryville, from crossing the b & 0 bridge,
was knocked down by the men and rem.
dered unconscious When he became
conscious he was able to get to some
workmen near by and by them was help
ed to his home. Mr.. Barnes was struck
In the head and for time his condition
was considered serious, but he is now
much better.
Miss Mary V Mahan 10 visiting her
cousin. Mr. L Ives. of Chester. Pa.
Miss Aeney Dugan. of Philadelphia.
and Miss Chtissie Girdwood, of Balti,
more, were visitors to our town on Sun
day.
Miss Anna Minner. of the class OF 1908
II. II School, is quite i'll of scarlet fever
at her home IN Newark, N. !.
Miss Anna Written. of Baltimore, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Julia Hallahan.
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DARLINGTON, FEn 0--Mr. and Mrs
Graeme Allen delightfully."- entertained a
number OF friends ON Thursday evening
at their attractive home. West Acre"
in honor OF their quests, Mesdames Wor.
thington and Page, Others present
were Messrs and Mesdames Hugh
Iewett. Edward M Allen, Gilpin Smith,
John III Price, Jr, Gilpin Wilson. W II
Kirk, L Chas. Wilson. A r Galbreath,
Misses Dorothy Smith. Sallie Allen lisa
bel Price. l.. Hendrickson and Mrs.
Churchill; Messri. David Il Price. Lewis
Ellicott, George Silver. las T. Jones and
David L. Thomas
We have seen through your paper that
in some sections complaint has been
made because the County Commission
crs have not spent county money to re.
move snow These people should take II
lesson from the record OF MIR lanes
Lamb. who has voluntarily moved from
our side alks all the heavy SHOWS of this
season, His ,tiIItscannot be too highly
commended.
The letter published from here in your
paper last une criticising Il certain de.
gree Of untidiness about our streets, etc =,
has been productive of much esprit du
corps among our people. even if it did
ruille some at the time. One young gen.
tleman in tn, heart OF the town has quite
transformed his section through his per.
sonal forts
Miss Ada V. STREET. spent several dGys
in Baltimore this week attending the
wedding OF her cousin. Miss Rush STREET.
MIR. {, Edgar Thomas entertained Il
number Of his friends at delightful sup
per las: Friday evening. About twenty
guests were present
Mr.. John Symington, of Baltimore.
was the guest of Mrs f. NJ. Allen last
week
Mr.. b 6 Smith and Mr. Alfred {.
Smith left this week for trip to Alder.
Ia. Canada, where they will probably
invest in large tract of farming land.
The residents Of Darlington and vicin.
ity extend to Mr. James II. Harlow and
the literary committee sincere thanks for
the series of delightful entett a'nmeuts
which have been given in the town hall
during tie winter. NY.
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pARKeR-SrReETr.

Miss Ruth Elizabeth STREET., daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Nm II street,. of Falls
n. was married to Mr. William ]
Parker, of Baltimore, at st. Micbaels
and All Angels Church, Baltimore, on
Tuesday eve ing. Rev. d. r Allison OF
floating The brides dress vas white
satin with pJint lace. and she carried Il
shower bouquet OF Bride ROSES and lilies
OF the valley. Her sistcr.in law, Mrs
Alex d, Street,, was matron of honor
SIX b'idesm lids attended the bride,
Misses Sara Walters, Ada Street,. Lillian
aud Helen Parker, Miles STREET. and
Oh rlotte Evans, with Miss Matilda
Maynadier. niece OF the bride. as flower
giIl. MIR Alex. d. Street,, brother OF the
bride. was best man.
The ceremony was folio wed by bril-.
liant reception at the home of the brides
grandmother, Mrs A. Curry.
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Church. Nv l.ady's Manor, where her
family have buried for many years The
pallhearefs were Messrs p. II. Close, K.
II Webster. J. A Shriver. L. J. Williams,
c W Miller, ]. E Webster, Rush
STREET. and W. Wiley Hopkins.
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MRS SARAH A HALL.

MNN EAfAii a HALL
Mrs Sarah A Hall, aged 81 years, died
in Baltimore on Friday Of last week, and
her funeral took place on Monday after.
noon. interment being in the cemetery Of
st Marv's Church. Enmorton Rev.
William l.. Glenn ofhcated The pail
bearers being Messrs. Howard Hall
Thomas Hall Daniel ]. Wilson. George
James, Z + Touchton aud william DIAL
lam ii X McComas was the funeral
director.
JOHN Parker MITCHELL.
Mir john Parker Mitchell, aged rs
Years. died AT his home about six miles
below Aberdeen, on Wednesday, after
several months sickness He was IA
brother of the late Frederick o. George
v end Charles w Mitchell, and was un.
married Funeral services will be held
today tFrida,) at 2 =. Nj. IN Grove
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev, T 7. Brown
officiating. intermcnt in Grove cemetery.
The pallbearers will be Messrs. {. W.
Baker. 7 l. Hanway. George A Court.
and Morgan Mitchell.
GEORGE w ANDERSON.
Mr. George W Anderson, one of the
best known citiz.ns Of Hartford county,
died AT the home OF his sister in law.
Mrs A Leman Guyton in Baltimore, on
Friday night OF typhoid pneumonia,
aged G3 years. Besides several brothers
and sisters he is survived by three sons
william {. Anderson, OF Bel Air, and
Pearl and Carroll Anderson, of Balti
more His remains were brought to Bel
Air on Monday morning and funeral
ser vices were conducted at the Metho.
dist Episco2a Church by Rev james W.
Hammersley, pastor. The pallbearers
were Messrs David II Hanson. John A.
Robinson. X Coleman Sheridan, Law.
renee Forwood. J Thos [. Hopkins and
T. {. Dale lnterment was in Abingdon
Nj Z cemetery. Mr.. Anderson was
well known throughout the state, hay.
| ing years ago been connected with his
| father, the late William Anderson. in the
| old stage coach business running to dit
ferent points in the county and also to
| Baltimore, later conducting livery sta.
BILE for several years. At the time of his
death he WAS acting as superintendent
of the court house. II X bcCOmas
was the undertaken.
| MISS SUSAN c sTREETT.
| Miss Susan I. STREET. died at the resi-
dence OF her brother.in.law, Mr.. s. A
William, in Bel Air, on Tuesday morning
Miss STREET. was sister of Mrs Will
Hams. and also of Mrs W Boyd Bell. ot
this county, and Of Dr. St Clair STREET.
now Of Kansas City, Mo. and of the
late Charles ii STREET.. For the past
twenty. seven years she has made hei
home with Mr.. and Mrs Williams ant
had wide circle Of friends, to whom sh,
had endeafed herself by many acts o
thought and kindness. Although al
times great sufferer, her unselhsh tur,
and cheerful disposition won for her q
place in the hearts OF friends and neigh
bors which it will be difficult to fill
Funeral services were held at the hous'
on Thursday morning. being conducted
by Revs. John Yellott and Robert A
'Castleman Interment was at st. James
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OBITUARY..


Mr. Edward K Goodwin. aged II years
died in Baltimore on Sunday and was
buried at Abingdon Nj. L cemetery on
Wednesday, Rev. Nj riggs officiating
The pallbearers were Edgar Mckenan
John ReaddinHton. Chas Bowen, John
Bowen, Matthews Shipley and Harry
Kirby. II X McComas was the under
taker
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IoLp y KITCHEN ruRNlruRE.
Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will sell Al Public Snlr. without reserve On
the premises Wherein he now resides, stu.
htrd on the public road from Ruhinnpu'H
Canning House to I"hnsons MIN.
On Wednesday, March I'd, 1910,
At ~ O'Clock NJ, sharp, the
Following PERSONAL. PROPERTY. to wit.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. having rented his farm,
aud being appointed Dvcrarrr at the Aims
house will sell v ithout reserve On his farm,
one and one halt miles from Rel Air IN thu
IIaiJrd Turnpike, On
Wednesday, February 23rd, 1910,
AZ 10 O'Clock. A. M. sharp. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY to wit 4.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending to engage In
other business, Will offer At Public Sale at
his residence. on the road leading from
Shurchville /" the Level, and near Hopeweii.
On Tuesday, February 22d, 1910.
Al 10 O'Clock. A. Nj. sharp. the
Following PERSONAL. PROPERTY. to wit:
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, having rented his farm.
WIN sell at the late Dr, s !. RnmHny farm,
situated Oh the Bnld Frint rohd, bet wrrn
Dublin aud ChAtlctOn.
On Wednesday, February ~, 1910,
At 10 o'ciock, A. M. sharp. the
Following personal. PROPERTY. to wit.
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one Ray Hor-c, loo iba. ~ gear. old.
good worker, Gray Horse, $50 lbs. yrnts
old. Hplendid worker anu driver, ANY Indy
can drive. fearless. Ronn Mnrr. 500 lbs,
10 yrhrs old. ahr iH n splendid brood mnTr,
with fpnl TO the standard tired horse Nephu-,
nay colt. coming : years old, sired by
NephuS Y his - splendid colt at good size.
bun Colt. coming years old. Ru"h colt
and well bred. White ~ 'ifrr . ytnts old
good steer. yFhrH old. Jersey cos. WI hr
fresh in March: Guernsey CuUH nlsn fresh
In March. 2 yrnrling Iirlfet- t-is month old
iicfer-, yoke 81 young. ""i. br"tcn ga u,
young Brood Sow, viii thtT0N MAY lst,
good two horse Wagon. Ia good condition.
buggy, X niamB4O Corn Worker. used bat
one season, tNOhofsc Sled, "brhnd new"
built by Iirnch. 10 foot Hay Carriage. new;
Double bis" ThnDnH Whrnt bfill, almost
nray, No 80 DliNrT ChiIisd Pillow, new II,
tooth all steel Hay Rnke guul Hs ncw; Nus,-
ing Machine. co tooth smoothing IiniroN,
springtuoth Harrow hail interest IN siId.
plrt Check Row Corn Planter only uArd
two seasons. other hAif owned by sIppinH
ton smith; = tWltIyhtOrs. y GIlndsipu's, one
used hut SIX me nths. Whrrlhhrruw. | pp ne - .
wellbuiit Tomato Boxes, . Hay Forks HAY
Rope, = sets Of good stage Harness. act ~
ntW Lead Harness, srt Double Lines. Saddle
pig hide seat: ! Hnlttrs, lot Collars. Bfidics
RnLca. Forks, ahoyels. Single and Double
Trees. lot of COW Chains, about ~ iuny Of
prime Timothy Hay.
TEkMS or SALB.
Al sums uf 80 and under cn-h on dag ~
sale sums over that amount II credit Of /
months VIII be given. purchasers giving their
notes. with security 10 lee approved hY The
uuctioneer. bearing interest from day uf ,nlc
and payable at the Peopiea national Bank
DR /. n. TOBIAS
I. ". Thompson, hucti0nrer,
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bnr Gray Marc, n good worker. perfectly
sound and safe for n woman to drive; Black
Mare good worker aud driver; Stndntd Bred
Colt, coming years old; Yenrling Colt,
Cows, one frcal and one fresh by day Of sale.
one fresh In Scptcmbet-these are good onrs;
Top bugRes. one nearly new; Birdscll / " %
or three horse Wagon. MIX Wagon. . Run
nhoutS, lihv CarrinRr, Horse Rake, dee ring
Mower. oliver Flows, Potato Digger, 2
SprinEtooth IinrrowB, Double CultivHtor.
single Cultivation with Killing Attachments.
HooSicf Corn Planter. Row Maker 2 II. T..
McV cktf Gasoline Engine, No. II ohio Cut.
ting BuS, nearly new. 30 II new Betting set
Platform Scales, 900 lbs capacity, Corn
shelter. 2 = eds birthstone. Stewart Horse
clipping Machine, set Single Harness, 2 hetH
Lead Harness. Collars, Brides, IIHltcrH,
stable Blhnkrts, 2 sets Housings, set Double
Lines. Mhttocks, Hoes, Rnkr. Forks. Post
Digger, Cr"ss Cut saw, Log Chains Double
aud Single Trees. Grass seed Sowrr, Scythea,
iID young Hens, 90 Tomato HuI'a Hay by
the ton. corn by the barrel. and mnny other
articles too numerous to mention.
TRIMS or SALE.
Al sums ui $40 and under cash. over that
amount Il credit of q months Will be given,
purchasers giving their notes. with approved
security. hearing interest from day Of sale
and payable at the lintinrd National Bank
ut lI"l Air.
FLOYD a. rYLE.
owner.
" Thomson AurtIDuerr
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Sorrel Horse, good worker and driver.
~ years old. viii weigh 400 lbs. Dark
Ray Horse. good worker, will weigh 500
lbs, . years old Cow, second calf by her
silr, well bred aud excellent mixer; Cow,
good mixer. / BROOD SOW, VIII fartow by
dny Of sale. Poland China and Berkshire
mixed, g Shonts, ishorsr wagon. IN good
order; | horse wagon, In good order,
Family Carriage, new; Top iuggy. new. !
l-horsc Market Wagon, In good order, 1
iIhv Carriage, Tor 2.hurse wagon; / Osborne
Binder, uae,l but little. Farmers FhvUIitc
Grain Itill, new, Mccormick HAY rrdder.
In fine order. Hay Rake. Osborne Disc
Hhfruw. new Sptingtooth Harrow, nearly
new. smoothing Harrow, In good order
| MCC ofmick Mower, In good order, l Feed
MIN, Double Corn worker. new. | No. 80
oliver Chilled PlOw, l No. 10 oliver Chilled
Flow, No 80 syracuse Flow, 1 Three
shovel pow, Single shovel iIUwi Single
CultyatnrH, corn tovcfcr, with hilInR
attachments. I Row MARKER, I Iron Roller.
Shuvcls, Picks. MLittnrhs Hoes. Forks, Single
aud houhic Ir,,s q LOG chains. Post
Digger. / Hay kniit. new. lot 81 SDythCA
and Ice Hooks. = trOas-Cut Saws and .
Axes, ! srt-nrw Lead iiH'nr's never used
tFnIlcy'p make; 2 SETS stage Harness, good
rs new. iFHtlry'- make. set Lead Harness,
tPuttey', make, = sets riow Hnrnras, sets
Single Huggy Harness, Leather ltaltrrH .
Housings. wurk Brides. 2 Ii0rSc Cullu',
Wagon Saddle, 2 wagon WHIPS lot ul Iiny,
Com aud fnddtf, Foo pounds home cured
Meat. 2 barrels good cider Vinegar GcrnpIy
Vinegar Cnsk'. srnidiux Hogshcnd. Lines,
Choke Straps. quantity of Scrap tph aud
TERMS or SALE.
All aufn- Of $40 aud under cash. nn sums
over that amount ~ credit of months VIII
be gwen pntch"-,'IIs g,ginE their notes WIN
lntrrrst from uny ~ sale, and payable at the
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ucM 4=A 1890
No i.--Grny IInrae, : years old. weighs
,I60 lbn. sound and All right. will work
anywhere, u No. leader and not afraid Of
anything.
No . cray Marc. \ years old, weighs
I 400 lbs.. sound and MI right good wofkcr
and driver, not afraid Of anything. hfrl ,CluHa
In every respect and In foni by my BciHian
stallion Nos. and make n fine team for
all purposes
No. d hay Horse. ~ years old. weighs
400 lbs. Round and ali right, viii work
anywhere, good lender OF saddle horse, not
30. +,-nfown Mare. ~ years old. service.
ably sound. weighs 700 Ills go"d saddle
or "hwhecl mare. Nos, = aud make u
No. &, Hay Mnre. y years old, Weighs
about 200 ih1 somnh ana nll right, knoh
w%.fer ana o r n". .n" %,
foni by my Belgian stallion.
No bay Mare. . years old, weighs
did worker and driver. not ntrnld at any.
thing. safe for lady to drive and ns good
aa ever was hooked. Nos. & and . make II
No. team for general use.
No. hay Horse, years old sound aud
all right, good worker aud driver. not afraid
of automobiles.
No Il hay Colt 4 ycnrs old In June, has
been hooked n few times. sound aud all fight,
the making OF IL nice. handy mare
No. % Black Colt. . ycnfs old In May
sound md all right. sired by German Cnnch
utiI n'uily Iitut
the making of n nice. handy horse,
No. 10 BLACK Colt, = years old IN May.
sound and all right
No ll.-Black Colt, = years did In Apill
sound and all right Nos 10 aud II WIN
make fine pair as they are well matched IN
color. size and action.
= Cows. with second calves by their sides
. Helfrrs. Will hr flesh by day ut snl" ~
fine, thrifty ShoatH, . months old; 200 bus
Green Mountain seed pntnt0rr. bnupht
the seed In hrooAtock county. rHiuc, last
year. . two.horsC Farm Wagons, In FIRST
class order, with slide lock md spring aehts
The above stock In all right aud first class
In every respect, and are sold Tor ma faults
Whatever. hut us AM raising number
every year and have colts To tnLc their
places, II IL. therefore, necessary that mnlc
m annual sale to dispose Of them Positive.
" no by-blddinK. Snlc regardless 81 weather
rs they can all he sold under shelter Tennis
viii he at PallHtOn to meet trhtn which
leaves North avenue ut 7.i5 A. NJ,
TERMS or SALE.
All sums of So md under cash, on sums
over that amount n credit OF months VIII
be gwen on notes with security approved
by the nuctioncrr, bearing interest and pay.
able at the Hartford National Bhnl, Of Eel Ar.
E,Jsk No goods to he removed until terms
are fully complied Win.
IOs. II. TWIRING.
{. {. Richardson Il bro. Auct Iobrer.
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FnirhriI's Eng Producer contains the Gle
mrntH 81 which eggs nrc formed. These are
40 combined win clements that tone up the
digestion thht they are Immediately nsHim-
ilhtrd and cutriri 10 the ERH hac of the hen
where they deyrlnpthr cmhtyntir Eggs. sold
under written Ruhtnntce by HOhrnnn n
bradford nrl Nj, Md u e. Pichhtd-On,
Chuuhyillc. MD aud Il G. sthnhiford. Earl
ton, Nd.
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Two Ray Dtiying Mares. . Bny WORK
Mares, Mules - Mik Cows, al RoHL
mixers; X Hogs including one large sow and
one BcrkShirc bohr HiN horse Iron Axle
Wagon, fout.hor- Wagon aud Hay Car
ringe two horse Wagon, new MIN wagon.
with pole aud shafts; Log wagon Hay Car
ringe OK Cart, Surrey, Columbus Rubt ct
Tired Top RugRy. Top Buggy, steel tired In
good condition, two-horHe Sleigh lnterna-
tionni Manure SprrAdet. nearly new; Nov.
ing Machines. Bickford " Hoffman Grain
Drtll, Champion binder, Black Hawk Corn
DTiII, wecdcr, Double Corn Workers. Roller,
Harrow. Wheel Harrow. 2 single Cultiyhtors
3 sets Of Double Trees, Triple Trees. 2
Sprendcfs. = Log Chains, ShoVcls, Fifth
Chain. Pick. three. prong Forks, Grain
Fans Harness for six head of horses com.
plcte 2 sets OF EGpress Harness, set Of - m
bile Cnrringc Harness, 2 stta of Single Har
ness, . Wagon Saddles. 81 MIX Cans, set of
Platform Scales whrclbhrTow. Push Cart.
3 Ice Hooks, 80 Barrels of Corn, 20 tons
Timothy and MIXED Hay 1000 bundles al
Fodder and Other farming uttnhils too mn
mcrous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD X KITCHEN FURNITURE.
3 or ! Hcdstcnda, Hail Piece, r Porch
Chnirs. ! suits OF Bedroom Furniture. Bunrt,
Dinink room Table, Kitchen Range. cot.
Sewing Machine :! Mattresses. Washing MA
chine Refrigerator. Cook stove, Table,
Hrnckhup GTnnd Piano, good rs new
Crih and Mattress, Couch, aud many other
household articles.
All the personal property IL In good con.
ditlun and Of excellent uuRlitY nnh material
And also promptly Mt 80 =. NJ when
the sale of personality will lie temporarily
suspended, all that fine farm consisting OF
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orc pair Brown Mules, weight about
400. good workers; Black Mule, weight
about 1000, good worker and single line
leader, Ray Mule. weight about $50. Ne.
I worker and n good single line leader, l 2
years Old SotIcl Mare. good worker and
driver. q years old: l BLACK Colt No
driver, fearless of steam and automobiles. :
No. worker. rider and driver, fearless of all
objects, - wears old; Hack Horse weight
about ,uUu No | worker aud driver fear
less al all objects, ! years old this spring: :
good Cows. one VIII lie fresh last of March,
ilciirTs Guernsey Hull, I Poland China
sow, Shoat-, ! twu-hursc Wagon, In good
order Spring wagon, ! Runnbout, | Top
Buggy, Evans Corn Planter Hay Rake.
l Mccormick Mower. No 10 Oliver Flows
l No. 10 Flow, l sixty tooth smoothing
narrow Sprinstopth HRrrows, . Spike.
tooth lihrrOwa, Double CuitiyHtnrs l Sin
gle cuitivator shovel PIow. Hay Fork.
Blocks and Rope | Carriage Pole l set
single buggy Harness u work Collars.
Carriage collar WORK Brides, ] .pnir
Double Lines, . sets Double Trees, Sprcnder,
Barrels, set stewart Horse Clippers |
Gtindstonc. Guu / Cupboard, chmrn, 80
his ard, Hrdstead, 2 interest In IL acres
of Growing wheat.
TERMS or SALE.
All sums OF $40 and under cash on day OF
sale. suma over that amount "a credit of .
months will he given, purchasers giving their
notes. with security To he approved hV the
huctiunerr. bearing interest from day nt sHir.
and payable at the Fist National Hank of
Aberdeen.
r.ts' No goods to be removed until settled
for.
WALTER K. CULLuM.
!. w. Thompson. AuCttOncCr
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Public Sale.

The undersigned, intending 10 quit farming
will sell at Public sale on The BENJAMIN II
Silver farm, Il mile from Swan Greek station,
on the road from Aberdeen to Havre de
Grace,
On Friday, February 25tb, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock, a. Nj. the
RnI nWiNn ptsp.nNA
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or they may otherwise by law lie crclui'd
from all benefits 81 said estate. All person.
indebted to said estate are requested to MAKE
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this i7th
day Of January, 1910.
MARY ", SULLIVAN.
EI,sutFlI.