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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-18
RULES FOR The GUIDANCE or GENERAL
ROAD SUPERVISORS

During their sitting on Monday the
County Commissioners gave to the
general road supervisors assembled Tor
the purpose, valuable inst ructiuns for
guidance IN their work during the coming
season, the most important OF which are
First-The pay OF a generalrnad super.
visor shall he So per day iui each day
actually spent il the Performance oil
duty; that OF sub-,upervisors s. 25, pro.
yided he works less than . miles vi road
and 81 80 il he exceeds s mills.
Second-General road supervisors shall
not engage in the geneIa al mendng of the
rUads, but may make necessary repairs
where immediate attention is required
Third -No person to whom warrant
is issued shall under any circumstance
exceed the amount named in the warrant.
fOurth-The general road supervisor
shall not pass any warrants IL excess OF
allowance or before he has inspected the
work done
Filth-All road warrants must be
made out with pen and ink. and the
amount nf money allowed must not be
scratched or altered on the warrant
Sixth-lt shall be the duty OF the
general road supervisor to inspect all his
roads and make his allowance tor each
subj CT to confirmation by the County
Board, these estimates to be made bt tore
March 18th next.
Seventh-No sub super visor or any man
working under him will he allowed pay.
ment tor time gong to or from WORK,
the charge per hour to be for work actual
ly done.
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NOTES FROM ANNAPOLIS.

Governor Crothers has appointed
former Senator VIM. Is Baker and Mr.
William ) Forwood directors Of the
Female House Of Refuge, Mr.. Noble l.
Mitchell IA member of the Board OF State
Aid and Charities. and delegate Fieur,
Sullivan trustee Of st. Mary's In
dustrial School.
Senator Andrew has introduced bill
requiring the transfer of property on tn,
County assessment books before record
ing the deed. Also bill authorizing the
purchase OF the Conowingo bridge by tn,
state and nppropriating 100000 ioI
he same
Mr. Osborn has introduced bill relat
lug to- the purchase Of furniture for the
Cyunty Clerks flee.
A Iabid opposition which desires the
defeat of oyster culture is fighting the
amendments TO the Hannah bill
Delegate Sullivan's bill referring to
tishiag in certain waters in Hartford has
been referred to the Committee on Chesa
peake Bay and Tributaries.
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ABERDEEN. Feb. l6-On Tuesday even.
ing Rev Robert W. H. Weech. OF Balti
more. recited Sheridan's Rivals at the
entertainment of the Aber deem Literary
Board in the town hall Vocal selections
were rendered by Mrs. c. H. Kriete and
Mr. Richard A Ntu. and "A violin and
piano duet bv MIR. Horace Osborn and
Miss Beulah Baker.
Mr. Clement Gree inland is critically i'll
with typhoid fever
Mr., and Mrs Edward Aaronson, for.
merlv OF this vicinity and now OF Mil
ford. Del had the sad misfortune to lose
their only daughter. Miss Marie. aged
about twenty wears. Her death DC.
CURED on Friday. February IL, from ty
phoid fever.
Mr. Z. W. Baker and daughter. Miss
Beulah. will leave on Thursday for a
weeks visit in Kentucky.
Mr.. w. L. Morgan returned on Satur.
day from business tour in Virginia.
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Mrs. William T. SAWYER and Miss
Bertha Sslden are registered at the Lake
view Hotel, Florida. where they find fires
ysry comfortable, as the season has been
unusually cold.
Miss Bessie Lee aud Miss Madeline
Robinson are visiting Mrs. John Parker
OF East Orange. N
Miss Juliet ) Knight. of Havre dc
Grace, is visiting Miss Elizabeth Hopkins
Miss Clhe Robinson was guest this
week of Miss Louise Butler, of Baltimore
Miss Annie Laurie Worthington and
Miss Elizabeth Harlan have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Malcolm Mclean, Oi
Nsw York.
Mrs. Magruder Passano. of Boston
and little nephew. Alexander Shaw. AR.
rived here on Tuesday Mrs Passanu
will visit her mother, Mrs. Ber iamin
Bissell, at the Eagle Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins will entertain
the Book Club next Tuesday afternoon
Mr. Calvin Appleton leaves tomorrow
for trip among the Frederick farmers
tor the purpose OF purchasing carload
Of horses for his spring trade.
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HAvRE DE- GRIcR-Feb. 15-The u. q
o railroad has two steam shovels M
work preparing to change the course oi
the road So as to straigh;en out the
carve this side of the bridge
Mr.. George Carver, who was hurt by
falling on the ice in his yard last Thurs
day evening, is still confined to his bed
Rev, Joseph M. M. Gray preached in
the NJ. Il Church last Sunday morning
The pastor, Rev w {. Babcock, is
expected home about the first of March
Mr.. A. NJ Wilson and Miss MAY Nc.
elaine. of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with Mrs w Wilson.
Miss Jean Hamilton, Of Mt. Washing
ton, visited Miss Esther Jackson last
week
Mis- Henrietta Glessner. Of Baltimore
has been the guest of her sisters. the
Misses Gallo way. on Washington street
Mrs Mason. Of Clifton. Pa. is the
guest [ her son. Mr.. Ralph Mason.
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their daughter in Mt. Holly, N. J, Dur
ing their stay Mrs. Hanway suffered
from a protracted illness. but is muct
improved at this time.
Miss Lena $ Pierce. of Boothwyn. Pa
is visiting her uncles, Messrs, Joseph and
John Crumlish. of Fallston
Mr.. George A. Cairnes and his dauah
ter, Miss III zAbeth CaiInes. VI Jarretts.
vile, left on last Monday for Florida,
where they expect to remain until the
latter part of March
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Metghbor,ood Mequs.


JARRRTTsvLLE. February l4-Dr. w
W, Davis and family spent few days
with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ward.
DR.. F. Il. Rigdon fell on the ice and
badly sprained his wrist last week
Mr.. Raymond Spencer, of the Balti.
more Medical College. spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A, Spencer. Sunday afternoon
he fell and broke his collar bone.
Mr.. George Stein died suddenly at his
home near Iairettsville Monday night.
February 7th. and was buried at the
cemetery OF Salem Church.
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| NATIONAL GAMERS CONVENTION.

Our Hartford Gamers and brokers have
returned from the convention held at At.
lantic City last week. well pleased with
the convention and Hariord's record in
connection Herewith They feel espec.
tally grati6ed that Mr.. EdwardV Stock.
ham, of Perryman. took the first prize of
$50 offered by the Canning Machinery
and Supplies Association for an essay on
How to Increase the Consumption of
Canned Goods the third prize being
awarded to Mrs Billingslev, of Balti.
more, formerly Miss Cobourn, OF Havre
de Grace.
The Executive Committee was incrcas-
ed from five to eight members and Mr..
Frank E Gorrell, Of Bel Air, was unani-
mgusly re elected secretary for the en-
suing year
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

Road checks were issued as {, lows
William J, Price, $3.50 George A. Cairnes
Sl7; Isaac Amoss, SIP; ID. A Little
$40 so; William X Stamford, S25 rs
Richard Roberts * Son, Sill 50
Orders on County Treasurer DIR. W.
b Kirk, register births and deaths,
s26 80; Second Hospital for the Insane.
S+55 -; DR.. F. W. Steiner. post norton,
$40; DR.. =. F. Sappington, consultation
at almshouse, So; | A. Pennington,
burial Of paupsrs. So; J. w. Brown, cleo.
ton account. Sl2; L. II. Hall Il Son,
almshouse supplies. SAG 10; J Fred.
Mattingley, magistrate account, $40 60;
N T. Amos, almshouse supplies, SIS "a
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PRirReld's BxR Producer cont aims the sis.
ments oi which eggs are formed. These are
so combined with elements that tone up the
digestion thBt they ARE Immediately assim-
Hated and carried to the BgE Sac Of the hen,
vhvr they develop tic embIyotic eggs. Sold
uUdeT written guarantee By Bohrman n
BRADFORD Brl Air, Md. X. e. Richardson.
Church vile, Md and ". {. Standiford, Bari
ton. Nd.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. Mordeeai S. Scarborough, of An.
napolis, spent the seek end at his home
near Scarboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Hanway re.
turned to their home at Creswell on
Tuesday after an eight weeks stay with
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Public Sale.

The undersigned intending q quit farming,
will sell at Public sale. on the BENJAMIN Il
Silver farm, - mite from swan Creek station,
on the road from Aberdeen to HnVrc de
Grace.
On Friday, February 18th, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock. \. Nj, the
FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. having rented his farm
and being appointed Ovctsecr at the Aims.
house. Will sell without reserve On his farm
one aud one halt mites from ncl Air, on the
ilaIijrd Turnpike, on
Wednesday, February 23rd, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, sharp, the
Follow ing PERSONAL. PROPERTY to wit
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Public Sale

The undersigned. intending To quit dairy.
ing, " M sell at Public Sale. on the Henry {
Preston farm, IN roHd leading from FIllstnn
to Hutlrf'- Mil
On Saturday, February 20, 1910,
At ~ n'clock, NJ. the
HnllnN lnr PERSONAL rRnrERTY 10 vii
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IS IN R

one pair Brown Mules. weight about
. 400, good workers. Black Niue, weight
about 900, good worker and single liht
leader. Bay Mule. weight about 100. No
| worker aud good singlc line leader. .
years old. Sottcl Mare, good worker aud
driver, Il wears old; Black Colt. No
driver, fearless Of steam and automobiles, I
years old. l Bay Mare. weight about loo
No, worker. rider aud driver, fearless of ali
objects - wears old; Black Horse. weight
about 600. No | worker and driver, fear.
less 81 al! objects, years old this spring. I
good Cows one " ~ lie fresh last nj March
. ncifcr-. Guernsey Hull, l Poland China
order. Spring Wagon, Runnbout, TOP
Buggy, Evans Corn Planter. HAY Rake.
l Mccormick Mower, = No 4ODlivcr Flows
! No. 10 Pillow l slNtS.toOth Smoothing
Harrow SprlnatnOih llntrows Spike,
tooth llRrTUwz. Double CultiyHtprs, l sin.
gle Cultivntor shovel plow, Hay Fork.
Blocks and Rope, 1 CHrringr Pole, set
Lead Harness I set Flow Harness = sets
Single Buggy Harness q work Collars l
Carriage collar, ! Work Brides, | pair
Double Lines. sets Double Trees, l SpTeadcr,
! Barrels. get stewart Horse Clippers, /
GTindstone, I Gun, / Cupboard. Churn, 30
lbs ard. Bedstcnd, y interest in ~ acres
OF Growing wheat,
TERMS or SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day OF
sale sums over TINT amount credit nj .
months viii lie given. purchasers giving their
notes, with security to he approved nv the
huutiuuccT. bearing interest from day of sale.
aud ,ynhlc at the FiIst National Bank oi
Aberdeen.
eo-No goods to be removed until settled
for.
WALTER X. CULLUM.
|. W, Thompson, AuCtIOnrrr.
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Public Sale.

The undersigned. intending to engage Ia
other business, viii offer at Public Sale at
hts residence, on the road leading from
Churchvillc to the Level and near Hopcwcii.
On Tuesday, February 22d, 1910,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. M. sharp. the
Follow ing PERSONAL PROPERTY, to wit.
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IS - h
SorreI Horse. good worker aud driver.
I : wears old. Will weigh 400 liz. Dark
bay Horse. good worker, viii weigh 500
HIS years old. Cow, second cnlf by her
side, well bred and excellent mixer; Cow,
good mixer; Brood sow. viii farruw hy
dny Of sale, Poland China aud Berkshire
mixed . Shoats. l L'horsc Wagon. In good
order, horse Wagon. In good order; /
Family Carriage, new; Top buggy. new; /
horse Market Wagon. IN good order; |
Hay Carriage, for horse wagon, Dabotnr
Finder; used but little, Farmers fnvoritc
GrdtH Btill new. Mccormick Hay Tcddcr,
In tine order; l Hay Rnkc, 1 Oahurnc Disc
linrrow, new; Springtooth Harrow, nearly
new, smoothing Harrow, In good order.
| Mccormick Mower, In good order; I Feed
oliver Chilled Pillow, No. 10 oliver Chilled
l'low. No. 30 syracuse Flow, Three
shovel rlow, Single shovel Flow, = Single
Cultivatots Corn Covcrcr, with killing
attachments; | Row Marker. l Iron Roller.
Shoveis, Picks. Mattncks. Hoes. Forks Single
aud Double Trees q Log Chains, l Post
aud Ice Hooks. 2 cross.cut Saws and .
Axes, 1 sets new Lead Ha'ncss, never used
tFnrley's mRkcDi Sets stage Harness, good
na new, tfarley's mhkeE I set Lead Harness.
iFhrley's make; . sets Flow Harness, = sets
single Buggy Harness, u Leather IIaitcrs, 3
Housings. : work Brides, 3 Horse Cnllnrs
! Wagon saddle, 2Wngpn whips lot uf Hay,
Corn aud Fodder. 900 pounds home cured
Meat, barrels good Cider Vinegar, Gcmpty
Vinegar Casks, l Scnldlng Hogshrad, Lines
Choke straps n quantity of Scrap Iron, and
Other articles too numerous to mention,
TERMS or sALR
An sums of $40 and under cash; ON sums
over that amount n credit of months viii
be given, purchasers giving their notes with
security approved hy the nuctioncrr. hearing
interest from day ot sale. and payable ut the
Hartford National Bank al Brl Air.
No goods to be removed until settled for.
WILLIAM u, kISl.lNG.
{. {, Richardson n Bro hurtionerIs
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OBITUARY..
MRS DORA DAVIS BRAMnLg.


Mrs. Dora Davis Bramble, aged 20
years, wife Of Mr. Fulton Bramble, OF
Baltimore, died suddenly at her home on
Monday morning She WAS daughter
OF Mr.. and Mis- Jefferson Davis OF toun
tain Green. this county. Her remains
were brought to Bel Air at noon on
Wednt sjay, the services and interment
being at Mt. ZION cemetery, Rev. II l..
Schlinckc ofhciated. assisted by Rev. J
W. Hammersey. The paIlbearers were
Messrs Chsrks {. Robinson. Harry
Dean, Robert Bateman, Noel Day hofi.
Winfield Harvard and Milton Rogers
Dean & Son had charge Of the funeral.
DR.. HARRY !. lloyd.
This community was shocked on Mon
day morning to learn Of the sud den death
OF DR. Boyd at the Union Protestant In.
Urinary in Baltimore. DR.. Boyd had for
some weeks bsen under treatment in the
city for a canceruus growth on the
tongue and on Friday an operation was
pei formed but it was folio wed by pneu.
monia with iatalresults DIR. Boyd who
was forty wears Of age, came to this
country from his native home, Melbourne,
Australia, upwards uf twenty years ago,
and after his graduation at the University
Of Virginia came to bel Air wh-re some
years later he and Mr. Alex NJ. Fulford.
r., organized the drug firm OF Boyd and
| Fulford, which ever since has enjoyed "a
liberal share Of public patronage, He
was a chemist of recognized ability and
by his integrity in business and pleasantly
OF manner had built up a wide circle Of
| friends. As none Of the Doctor srelatives
live in his country the body was embalm-
d and after services in charge Of Rev A.
b. Hallock, assisted by Rev l.. J.
Sothoron, the remains were placed in a
vault with Masonic ceremony under the
auspices of Mt. Ararat Lodge to await
further action when they shall have made
known their wishes. The pallbearers
were Messrs George K. Cairnes, S. W.
Bradford, John A. Young, James {
Trundle, A. r. VanBibber and A. NJ. Ful
ford. Jr A delegation Of Odd Fellows, o.
which he was a member, attended the
funeral.
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Public Sale.

uD azsAAA&zA-1sAAA$
Brown Mare, ysnrA old. fearless. safe for
ladies to drive and works In all harness;
Bay Horse, years old. weighs 200. two.
yeRrold Colt, of good sire: I broad.trcnd
Wagon. capacity 5000 pounds. only used
one year, / Hay Carriage, / Wagon Bed, ne
l twohorse Wagon. l MIX Wagon, tongue
and shafts. Buggy. 1 Champion Binder. 7
foot cut. used two seasons. Champion
Mower, Roller. / Corn Worker, HooHicf
Corn Planter Iron Age CultiyAtor. 2Dlivor
Chilled Flows. Springtooth Harrow. /
SpikctOoth Harrow. 1 Grain Dtiil, I Fodder
Cutter. ! sets Lead Harness. Collars and
Brides. / set Single Mix Wagon HARNESS
set Single Buggy Harness. = sets Breechband
Harness. 2 sets Check Lines. Lend Linr. /
Wagon Saddle. whip, Single and Double
Trees. = Thrihbe Trees, SpreHhrrs aud TIfth
Chains Bearing Chains. Log Chains. Forks
Shoyels, Maui and Wedges. tons good
Mixed Hay, 500 pounds Meat. 3 bushels
Clover seed. 80 bushels SpeitE. lot Of white
oak Planks and 3I3 ScantlinR.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums Of SO and under cash on day al
sale. on sums over that amount ncredit orc
months will he given purchasers giving thcii
notes. with security approved. bearing inter
est from day of sale and payable At the whit,
~ an National Bank.
WILLIAM AYRES.
Grant Mccullough. AuCtioneer.
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FEBRUARY COURT.

The February term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county began on Monday
ut noon, Judge YanBbber presiding. At
their request a number OF jurors were ex.
cUsed from attendance and the folio wing
drawn as substitutes John Archer
Mitchell. of the second district; George
d. Gorrell. James Richardson and John
Il. Smith, Of the third; James Durham
Abram Wilson, DR. c. A. Rutledge
Nelson Lowe and Morris Cochran, Of the
fourth; William II. Morris, W. Harry
Webster and David A. Little, OF the fifth
Mr.. c. W Baker, Of Aberdeen. was ap
pointed foreman Of the grand jury by the
Court, to serve will the lowing jurors
corbin A. Grafton. ]. Glasgow Archer.
Robt Seneca Charles T.. TrehkIe,
William o. Field, william g. Osborn
saml NJ. Whiteford. Abrnm J. Wilson.
George Liyezry. ]. {. Thompson,
Thomas Poole, William y. Rampley,
lanes I McGuigan, T. Winfield Scarf
lanes p BeAll William II. Morris
Albert q. Courtney, DIR. { A. Rutledge,
Charles 3. Hawkins, George p. Burnley,
John Moores
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IS IN %
Duc pair good Mules pnIr heavy work
Horses, years old, weigh .j75 lbs each; .
Horses, and Il years old. well matched and
fine drivers ~ u team or single Mare, -
years old. HOfsr IL years old, Young
Cows, two fresh. steer. Hull, 4 Calves,
I scyrn.loot Met pTmiCk Binder nlnrk
Hawk Corn Planter. . Mccormick Mowers.
MrC 0rmlvk Hay Rake, ontario Grain Dhil
Bone Sower, :. Two hpfsr Wagons. HAY
Carriages / " slklng Double Cuitiyntors
Riding CuIIivhtor, . onr.horse Cultiyntnr-
three horse Flow, ! two.horze Flows one
horse Flow, "a cart, Disc Harrow, SpHng
tooth Harrow. SpikrtoUth Harrow, u sets
Harness. Double Trees. Single Trees. Lines
30 barrels Corn. 10 tons Hay, I roo bundles
Fodder second hand GciScr Saw MIN toldJ.
100 Locust Posts aud everything used On u
well equipped farm, hut too numerous Ia
mention here We hry' only been farming I,
short time and the stock N Young hni the
implements ali neatly new and In hrst.rihss
condition.
At the same time and place. Nj. Il. Nj,
Nnmrr. who has rented the inrn, Will sell
some surplus stock, rs follows. one pair
Black Mules 10 wears old, Hay Mule ~
two seated Family tHItiIgc. used but very
nth, twn.hut-c Wagon. I Double Corn
worker, Spfingt"pth Harrow.
TERMS or SALE
All sums of SO aud under cash; ON sums
aver that amount u credit Of y months win
he given. purchasers giving their notes with
approved security b"hfinY interest aud nay,
able AT the Aberdeen National Hank.
IDIINSDS BROS.
e. { Richardson \ iiro., AuctionccrA and
tlrrE
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Public Sale.

Having rented nv farm and win remove to
Baltimore, viii soil at Public sale on my
Rocks to Five Forks, about two miles from
the Rocks,
On Wednesday, March ed, 1910,
At IL O'Clock Nj, the
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Public Sale

The farm having been sold and the under.
signed having decided to quit farming, will
sell At his residence, on the ", !. Hutch'n =
arm (bttter known as the upper Woolsey
farm On the lower road from harrington to
Poole.
On Monday, February 2Sth, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, sharp, all the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit:
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IS u IS

NJ - NJ
onc pair Mulcs. years old, one good
leader, will work in all harness; / Hay Mare
: years old, weigh about 1850, sired b.
rrLssln Ray Mare IL years old, weigh
about i,lSn. sired by duncan, dam by Sher
mon Morgan. Roth Of these mares are
splendid drivers, will work In all harness
have considerable speed aud are tine brood
mares. One Ray Colt. coming : years old
sired 10y bake of Thornton, dam by Duncan,
ihis colt Is fine size, thoroughly broken and
hur driver. one four.horse Wagon. l two.
horse Wagon. = 900 lbs, capacity. has been
used only vefy short time. Johnson Hinder,
has been used one season; Johnson Mower,
n-arly new; Drerlng HAY Rake, liench X
bromHUll Riding Corn Worker, has been
used one season; Walking Corn Worker. l
Guilty nor. Springtooth Harrow. Hay Car
Itngc. No. - oliver Chilled Flows, Grain
ptil o hoe. used two seasons; Bob Sled,
Corn shelter, Top buggy. MIN Wagon,
Sleigh md Rells, sets of Lead Harness. .
sets OF Single Harness. ! Brides ! Collars.
set Double Lines Horse Blankets, halters
sets Pillow Double Trees IL Cow Stanvhions
set Beam Scales. 100 II Hay Rope, Forks,
fulleys Etc; Grain Shovel 1 Slate Trough.
WI hold about hhls; Log Chain. Spread
ers, S'nelc Trees. Forks shnyeis. Hoes, Corn
knives, Cross Cut Saw. Wire Stretchers,
fnst iiRscr and other things too numerous
to mention. Corn by the barrel, Home Com.
fort Range. has been used less than year;
Double Heater Coat Stoves, In excellent
condition, and Alright stoves.
TERMS or SALE,
All sums OF $40 and under cash; IN sums
over that amount II credit of \ months win
he given, purchasers living their notes with
approved security. hearing interest and pay
abic at the First National Bank Of Delta,
re- No goods removed until settled for
sale positive.
WALTER II. MACATRR.
VIM. \. Wheeler, AuctiOurcr,
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Public Sale

& 4Ys n
One Hay Mare, with fpnl. u good worker
and driver. Gray Horse, : years old. Will
work any where mud n good leader Brown
Mare. r years old. ~ good worker and excel.
lent driver, all R'r fearless Of steam aud au-
tomObilrH; Pair Mules coming two wears
BLACK Colts. coming years old, well bred
and very promising. 4 good MIN Cows. !
IIrifcTs all good stock. BROOD Sow, viii far.
T"W In April. l-hpTse. brond.trrnd Wngon,
used but nth or 1.hpTM narrow. " heel
Wagon, nearly new, ih-n, Hay Carriage
IIn Hay CnTfingr, new, Lrhthc' Top Sur
rev. with pole, Top Buggy. Hob Sled. Plano
Binder, Champion Mower, BirkfDfh n Hun
man Grain Drill. Corn worker. 2 Iron Cuitl
VhtOfu. oliver Chilled plOw. Single Row
Corn Planter. Iiarrows, Roller. Corn Shsl
Ter with pulley, new saw Table and Saw,
Set Platform Scales. work Bcnch, Iron Wise
aud AnyiI Set BrccchbHnd Harness, 3 sets
Lrnd Harness sets buggy Harness, Wagon
Saddle, Collars. Brides. Grain Pm Grain
Cradle, ScythcS, 2 five gallon MIX Cans. 3
Log Chnin', Cant Hook, Grinhstonc. Hay
Pork. Ropr aud IullrYr. Also about ~
bushels good seed Potatoes. about 500 bun
dies 1i good Fodder IN the barn. Glover Hay
Nv the ton. Corn by the barrel, about ton
81 prime OCT straw ibnlrdI. "A lot al Cord
wood, u lot at sawed Chestnut aud Locust
Posts, and many articles not mentioned.
TERMS or SALE.
All sums Oi $40 and under cash. on sums
over that amount u credit Oi months will
from date. with security approved by the
aurtiOncer, and payable at Bank
l. A. WIiI!EI.RR.
Geo A cnifnts, Auctiunter
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-18

Public Sale.

Having rented the Meadow Farm. we viii
sell AT Public sale at said farm, On the new
cut road from MirhnrlAvillr to swan Greek
Landing. about two miles from Mlchnelsvillc
and two and hnn miles from prrrymhn
On Tuesday. March 9th, 1910,
At 10 O'Clock, A. M, sharp, the