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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-07

hnrHnErs. OIsh.r . Thr Epwouh
League ct Grnrr NJ. L. Church, south,
united IN thcir service on 1uninycycnlug
with the Christian LlIsty,i Sucirty II
Grove Pre- shytrritu mr b The month.
" prayer m'rllr,. ru which al II the
churches here unit 4Ili be- N ~ Wed.
nesdHy evening - I,p.r ., in Grove
Church Rry iluurr "firpstrickcr will
preside
Mrs II EnuHy uIlrrtw two dnuuh.
tiers, Mrs IipWal II Mitchell aud Mss
Elsie Kennedy spcut lst Wednesday, In
Philadelphia.
Mr. Morgan Milnhrll'atrDtrcr. Charlie
Mitchell II entered IN ~ ~ race at Rich
mond, Va. ON 1hursdny, and quite "a
few Of his admirers ,Iu lYurucy wing today
10 that city t. attend the state Pair.
Among them ARE Mr. aud Mrs Morgan
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs Malcolm W.
Mitchell Mr. AMI Ms. Howard II.
Mitchell 81 This vicinity. and Mr.. and
Mrs John = Young 1T B,i Air.
Rev Ffnnh A Ty'c. 10 stcnding 4
lew days WIN ". Hnd Mrs George
slice. His two lt.tIn al 3. lrrn, Mary aud
Frank. have been with Mrs Sic for the
past week Nr aud Mrs Frank Fisher,
Of baltimore. ur" nlsp gueslsui Mrs slice.
Miss Fannie Walker uf Prrryman, has
been visiting Miss Elizabeth Michael. IT
Oak inpton.
Miss Helen Gib'on, OF Everett, Pa. IL
guest Of Miss Lillian lInnWny.
Rev. and MI ArchlhH'd u. lamisOn,
Of Lafayette. n ARE visiting Mrs.
ami'On's mother, Mrs. J. {. Michael.
near Aberdeen
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Grove Pres
hytetian Church wns entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Cover H..
Coale.
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LAND IRANsfERS TO OCTOBER S.

John Guyton and Poulk J. Guylpn to
Charles H. McNHbh. deed uitrust. Bor d
in sum pf 81, 900.
Arcnd r. WJchgram and wife to
Bernard !. Wychgram, all the land In
village Of Edgewnod 81 which Arcni
Wychpram, died seized. 81.
Bernard J. Wychgram and wife to
Arcnd K Wyrhgrnm and wife, lot in | st
district ia village Of Rdgewoni. contain.
ing =. acres, So.
Bernard Wychgrnm and wife T."
Arizona Ripkiu, several lot Is in st district
in village Of Edgcwood, S..
Mary d. Nirhin, Esecutrir, to John
Henry skinner, lot in city Of IIavre de
Grace on Girard ST., 500
Noble l.. Mitchell, trustee, ct al to
J Frank Thompson and wife tract 81
land in 2n1 district ON road from Perry.
man to Michael'villr, containing q acres,
$3.50.
] ClafeuCe Calder and wife to Walter
-. "ho'hs " 1T III Illii VI sA'l ulbttltI tH
rohd from Fountain Green to Creswell
containing 80 acres. $1,000
George l.. VanIiibber and wife 10 Jacob
Schapiro, parcel OF land in 3rd dis riot on
Bel Air turnpike containing II acres.
S COO.
Martha T.. Devcr 10 Elizabeth II Dever
ct al, farm in 2nd district near Chenille
containing - acres, S.
Margar, A. Whiteford to Elwood S.
Whiteford. tract of land in 9th district
rear Cardiff, cont aiming 81 acres, s..
George A. Richardson and vile ct al
to Orion c. Michael. two lots in the
town Of Aberdeen on Bel Air Auenuc. 81.
A. Lincoln Lyon and wife to Frederick
W. Steiner and wife, lot In Havre de
Grace on Onion Ave, IS.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDING,


The Board met on Wednesday, all tn,
members being present
Me. Wilson reported that Mr. Evans.
after having exercised his legal right ior
one week to retain his pr sition as pIinci
pll Of South Delta school. rendered his
resignation to take effect Friday Scptem
Der 10Th, Nni the school now has ncarl,
a hundred children in active attendance,
re luiring another assistant
Mr.. Wilson reported satisfactory pro
gfess in the organization of the new ayr.
cultural departments at Highland AN
IartcttsNi'lr, with liberal patronage at
each school
The following contrncti Tor painting
school houses were awarded. the work
% he completed by November 18th
Robert T, Roger, Magnolia, Edgewood
ani Locust Ilill Chester Heck, Hopes
aud Taylor; John Kirk. Darlington.
Mr.. Albert Phillips was Appreciated
trustee nj Cooptown. vice Mr. William
Durham. resigned
The salary uf the assistant at Havrc
lie Grace colnrcd school was fixed at $40
per term.
New bells were ordered for Mt Vernon
aud Dry Branch, provided the patrons
at each school paid hall the expenses.
Library donations Of $40 each were
made to Anplcsdr. FuIiord, High Point
AMI Mnctou, each school having raised
aud equal amount.
Ca recommendation Of Mr. wilson that
a colorcd school he organized al the old
Heaps Roads SchnnlhOusr, the Board
direct ii that the same he { p,ncd ms soon
as "A teacher can II, provided
The Secretary was directed to write to
the trustees 81 number Of schools failing
To- make an average ii ten. urging them
to make every effort to increase the cn.
rollmrnt and Attendance.
The Zee "f Inltnr at Darlington was
fixed at SIOp'r term.
The folio wing contracts bet wren teach
crs aud trustees were confirmed South
Delta. { Milton Love, Rocks, Grace
Stokes. Shnwsvillc, Corn T. Garrett.
A number Of hills for repairs and SAM
tary costs were approved aud ordrrcd
paid
The trustees at Ynuih's benefit submit.
ted a set III boundary lines for their
school district, aud the Secretary wns III
rcctrd To- submit these suggested lines To
the trustees of adj dining school. interest
ed for their consi lcration requesting
them to r,p,rt their approval or disap.
proval Of the same before the next meet.
ing Of the Board. November "a
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PyLgsvLLE, October 4-Mr. and Mrs
Bernard S Jenkins and three sons, Bcr
nnfd Jr. Edward and Francis Regis,
have returned To their home at Emmitts.
burg. Md. after spending some time
with Mrs. Mstde Wheeler.
Mr.. Frank Wheeler. who spent some
time in Bal imCre as the guest Of his
brother. MIR, Sylvester Wheeler. has re.
turned to his home near this place
Rev. Father McGraw, pastor Of st
Mays Church. Pylesville. WAS called to
hi, home in Prostburg on account oi the
illness oi his mother, Mrs. Michael Nc
Graw.
Mrs. Mary Glackin IL spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs John Alien,
Of Brldgcton. Pa.
Mrs H. Laniua has been suffering
from LaGhppe.
Mr.. Jackson Potts IL quite III at hi,
home near Pylesvillc, az the result Of n
stroke Of paralysis.
Mr. VIII Dephan has been appointed
agent Tor the VI H T.. X X. at Pylesyille
to succeed Mr.. Titus Gibson. who has
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Stevenson Whiteiord,
formerly Of P,lesville but now Of Delta
have gone TO Philadelphia for the winter.
IT, Lie ...~~I.z L. q
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COUNTY COMMISNONERS

Rrnd checks were issued as follows
John Maynt,,, $40, William r. Temple,
So, K Gilbert. SS, u Il Fitzpatrick,
S2I ~, Gc0rgc Il Norris 500 ~. William
Kenny, s2S ~, Parker Griffith, Sl7 80,
Albert Jersey, 81 American Locomotive
works. machinery repairs. go, A. q.
Swaril, $40. u. II. ReCknrd. crushed
stone. S373 ~. walter Famuus. $50 20.
Ahram Wilson, $3t 81, James NJ Ramp.
lev, SCI 81; William N Greenland.
$40 ~, william Jones, SIS, John Little,
$50, William bainor. $50 81; John II.
Supik 81 10, Maurice Dunlca $40 GO.
John T. Baldwin. So 1861; B and . X.
K Co freight on stone. So Gs; William
T. llilditch, Red Pump road, siO5 10;
John W Peterson. Hickory rond, Si72 90.
James W McNahb, Sl4 10; James Me.
Curdy, SO, James krhoe. $50.
OnIers on County isurer r Car.
vii Tollty Orphans Court, SIG William
MunnikhuI'cn, Orphans Court, SIG, S
NJ kitKwuod, burial Of pauprrs, 81; ].
W. Wilson, Winters Runbridgc supplies,
S2i7 5s, W ! Ticker & Sons, ambulance
fee. 81; {, Il T. Telephone Company,
$l7 -; Thomas {. Fotsythc. Hnriord
Creamery road. 81 NJ 20, Bel Air Ma
chncry and BOILER works. repair work,
So. William Fursy the. sheiihs hoard
bill, $500 20, Lawson cooley. mngisti ate
account. Sl7 30; William r I,isling aud
wife. overs'rr aud matron. salary at
almshousc for wo months. so, William
r. kisling cash advanced Tor labor,
$22 81, J. r. Stillcr. States Attorney.
one quarters salary. s375, George W.
Richardson, magistrate account, $500
nrckman x RnTsytlr, balance due on
ShawS,Ilc road, $3.50 80: IInyre de
Grace and Al, Icen road, 81 O33 5s.
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PERSONAL MENTION,

Alr and Mrs. Frederick Kraft have
opened their winter home In Baltimore
after spending the month of September
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs, John
Andersen near Darlington.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson. of Darlnet ton.
is spending some time with his sister,
Mos FrrdCiI'k KRAFT. of baltimore.
Miss n va kimmcll, Of Aberdeen, hes
returned to her home after visiting rela.
tiyes in baltimore.
Mrs William rinlirnhach, of Ralti,
more. and Mrs William Taylor, OF New.
ark, Del, have been spending some tin c
with their sister. Mrs, Mary T. Cook, of
near Forest Hill
Mise CIua NJ. Martin and her little
bro tier, James Granville, were the wecl O..
end guests Of their sister, Nlis. John G.
Lowe, OF near Street.
Miss Nellie knight, OF Bcrkley, who
has been p ndnI some time with friends
ia Baltimore and Illicott City, expects
tn return To her home the middle Il
October.
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DIA0CRAIlC CAMPAIGN BOOK.

The Democratic National COngro ssipnal
Committee has issued its Campaign
Book and is now distributing it. The
Committee has no funds save as it OBJ
tains them through contributions and is
selling the book at 81 per copy. OF Tor
soc. a copy in lots e ten or more.
The book is plete with valuable matter
and is said to he the best Campaign
Book ever issued. Every Democrat
shoull have it. and in this year OF Demo.
cratic effort for supremacy should gladly
contribute to the Committee by purchas
ing the hook The Committee did valiant
service IN Maine with notable results. and
IL Democrats everywhere will rise to the
occasion. by their dollar contributions.
the Democratic sun will rise triumphant.
". not to set for fifty years to come.
Send Your orders or contributions to +.
r. Garrett, Treasurer. Democratic Cam.
aign Committee, s21 9Th Street. North.
west, Was hington. D. {.
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YcnANGfs IN the ASSIGNMENT BOARD

On last Saturday Messrs. A. l.. Me.
Cam aud Joseph {. Parker, general At.
SCISSORS for the second, filth and sixth dis.
tricts, net Mr.. Thomas Anderson, Presi
dent Of the Board of County Commits.
sioners, in Rel Air aud handed q yer to him
all the looks and pnIapl cranaia cen.
n,ctcd with their iiicc. stating that they
had rendered their designations to the
Governor about the middle of September
and that they had been accepted.
About 555 taSablcs out of betwct II
/ 100 aud 900 in the second district
have been Used hy the retiring Board,
but no work has heen done this week
The Board working in the iOm IN dii
trict hopes To complete IT'S work there in
something over II week, some $50 assess
mcnts out oi about cool wing already
been turned in.
To succeed thu retiring assessors Cover
nor Cr"thcrs has appointed Mcssrs L
{ Wilson aud n NJ seminar Mr.. vii
son is u son # tie late Isaac { Wilson,
81 near narlit g,on. and is one Of III lead
my and most successful FARMERS Of that
prosperous section. Mr. seminar, oi
lIavrc lie Grace, is n son ui the late Eli
seminar, who was large contractor
aud builder Mr. Seminar succeeded I"
the business Of his father.
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Every good citizen is a
regular voter; you cannot
vote unless you register.
Meighborhood Mecvs.


FrLruED. Ootobcr r Miss Grace X ylc,
Of Philadelphia, is spending her vacation
with her mother.
Miss Kate Harvard, Of Wpodbro0k
has Eecn spending tie past week at the
home Of Mr.. Harry Whistler.
Mi Irantly. II Baltimore. spent the
weekend with Mr.. Wilson Harvard, Of
this place.
The Junior Epworth League held its
meeting last Friday. There were seven
new members
Revival services will begin at Mt. Zion
NJ. T. Church on Sunday, October -.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUBS MEETING

But one wcck remains before the open.
ing Of the Mary land Jockey Club at
pimlcp ard the attendance ntIt Satur-
day, October -, the inaugural day, is
expected to eclipse any seen at the old
e rursc for wears All the stalls at the
course have been engaged for weeks
ahead, while every barn in the vicinity
that could be obtained will he utilized
for the OCCASION.
Among the prominent horsemen t. nj
tend will he August Belmont. Thomas
CLYDE. Fnxhull kecne, H. T. Wilson, Ir :.
Captain l. Il. Cnssatt, X 7. Carmnn,
James Rowe. Fred Iittlcgcld. Mrs l. A
Livingston, &. r. Tompkirs. Couftland
II Smith, David dunlap md many others
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SuARos, oct 5-Rcviyal services will
commence at William Waters Church,
c. Uptown, next Sunday, October 9th
Mr. Charles Hey. who had his right
arm severely hurt in Mr. SGencers
creamery two weeks ago, is improving
lie is at ST. Jpseph's Hospital. Baltimore
Miss Lula Fletcher. oi this place, spent
st Saturday and Sunday with relative
in Carea.
An illustrated lecture will be given in
William Waters Church on Friday night
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Remember next Tuesday
is Jour last chance to regis
ter. Tell the other fellow.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
ORG AIMED.

The Il lowing committee has been Sc.
lccted for the campaign in IIaiprd W..
J. Shnnahnn. ChnirmG n. William A, IInIc.
William Fotsythr. NJ, II Fahcy and
q Smith N"riS. with II Archer. Ir.
as secretary.
Two county meetings have been fixed
as iDIlowss Bel Air. on the evening Of
November ID. and Have dc Grace On
the evening IT Novembcr3l naddtinn
to these 1t is planned. as ihdicated in the
last issue Of The L. Iis. to hold series
Of district and precinct meetings through
out the county, where the issues oi the
day will hr frankly and i-arlsg'y met
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Mr. Henry L Silver, well known
farmer 81 liarinrd, died at his home, Oak
Ridge, near Aberdeen, on Monday. MIR.
Silver WAS 70 ycarsold -Four years ago
hr suffered u parnlytic stroke, NJ that his
death was not unexpected. lie Is snryiy.
ed by his widow. Mrs Mary Fletcher
GOldsbnrp, Md and two sisters, Miss
Mary Il Silver, Of Baltimore, and Mis-
Charles Hughes. Of h land Park The
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Archibald r. Dawson, Of New Jersey,
assisted by Rtvs. Thomas T. Brown and
George Barnes. The pail bearers were
Messrs Walter Warren, George Slice, Is.
Silver Mitchell. T.. O'Neill Mitchell, s.
Arthur Kicker and Dr T. A. Crpnin.
The funeral arrangements were in charge
al Mr. A. X Fletcher.
MAS, ELHAnRTn II. EAGLE
Mrs Elizabeth K. Magic. wife Of Mr.. r.
f. Magic, 81 Thomas Run. died at her
home on Wednesday afternoon, aged G5
years Mrs Maggie was taken i'll from
some unknown cause On Saturday and
grew rapidly wnrc until Wednesday
morning when she seemed slightly i'm.
proved but soon sank She was Miss
Hutchinson and was woman Of most
sterling character, leaving behind her II
wi lc range oi loving friends Besides h, !
husband she leaves five sons, Mcssrs.
William and Linn, Of Tennessee, CulbrIt,
Emmanuel and Steph, II. oi Hartford; AZ d
four daus lters, Mira. Gcorpc X, Livery
Mis-. Samuel Gross, Mrs Il Hall Calder
aud Miss Oleita, all Of Hartford. Her
funeral will take place on Sunday after.
noon, leaving the house about BOP NJ.
for Trinity Church. Churclville, inter.
m.nt in the Churchville PRESBYTERIAN
Cemetery. Dean & son will have charge
Of the funeral arrangements.
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CilASE-REMBOlc.

Miss Lydia X. Rembold, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Remhold, of Fount ain
Green. was married on Tuesday at three
O'Clock to MIR. Howard NJ. Chase, OF
Washington, ID. c. The ceremony was
performed hy Rev. c r. Wiles. of Wash
ington. d. {. Immediately after the
ceremony refreshments were served Mr..
and Mrs. Chase lett for trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada. On their return they
will reside in Washington, where the
groom is employed by the Postotficc De.
nnri ment.
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MISS ELllAHETn u. BAIRD.

Miss Elizabeth Il Baird died in a SAM.
forum near baltimore on Tuesday, aged
NJ years. and was buried in Gtctnmount
Cemetery 'n Thursday. Miss Baird
was the sisiero Of the late W Logan Baird,
who organized the Bel Air Graded Schc ol
in 1872, and taught here until his death
in 1882, Miss Band taught in this
county for number Of years untlelected
to position in the public schools of Bal
timore which she held Until few years
ara
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Nc William Fnncy Silver, DIST Louie.
Missouri. died suddenly Of heart failure
Mt his h." ne on Tuesday. aged 90 years
Mt Silver was n son III the late lanes
aud Anne i. Silver, whore handsome
homo WIS located near Priesthood where
Mr. George |. Silver now resides. lie
went 10 81 Louis when quite n young
man and later married Miss Plcrc, oi that
city, who snrvivcs him together with
three children For many years Mr.
Silver has been general manager Of the
Iicrtr building which In uuc of thc lnigcst
office bulldogs in that city. IIcsidcH | IL
brother. George. he is survived by lis
brother, Silas - Of Kansas City. Mo, n
brother John. who is II missionary IN the
East, md one sitter, Mrs. William II
bny'cIs. 81 Baltimore.
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Mir John A Mitchell died at the home
oi his daughter, Mrs Robert A. Smith,
ct baltimore, on last Saturday. at the
aye oi 40 years. Mr. Mitchell was born
In liavre lie Grace but spent most Of his
life in Port Deposit lie had at different
times hal charge ni several fsLc les
along the Potomac and Susquchnnna
rivers and from this occupation WAS al
ways known M Captain Mitchell lie
is survived by his widow, Mrs. Addic NJ.
Mitchell. and seven children.
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Mr. William u. fasen. aged a. years
well known resident of Aldino, died IA,
the home of his s,n. Mr.. Archibald
Bowen, ON Monday morning. lie l.nv,s
two sons and two daughters. The
funeral took place from his late residence
on Wednesday morning, intcrmcnt at
Smiths Chapel Nc, Henry Tarring had
charge Of the funeral.
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NNSl/ZzSN\sIZ
O,tolcr 7th. on yellow Stone Park, ("

Dctoicr 18th. on yellow Stone Park.
by Rev u. u. Devries.
Mr.. William Greenland one day Inst
week threw "A stone at one Of his cows
which had strayed it's way into the nppc
orchard. and broke her lex He has her
swung up and under the veterinarians
care but Mr. Greenland thinks he will
have to kill her
A lock u about one hundred wild
pigeons was seen IN this ncighbnfhDnd
one day last week. This is thu first flock
Of any size which has been seen for many
wears
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the whole communirr, irrespective Of
whether or not they belonged to the
order, gave helping han The build.
ing was completed and occupisd in Aug.
ust 1887
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Mr.. J March McComas, a well known
iarm' OF White Hail. died at his home
in Baltimore On Thursday, September
80 after an Illness Of four weeks. lie
gave M farming about eiaht years ago
aud wax enge sed in storekceping in Raj
t'more. lie is survived by widow md
one daughter, Miss FrancesO McComns
The interment took place ON Sunday
afternoon at Duuid Ridge Cemetery.
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" OF Have tie Grace, retired, has return
ell from iiuitless search in Alaska ia
his missing IN. lie states that he ioun'
road mouse IN the Ianana valley wher
MS son passed last spring leaving late
an arait and 1t isteaiei he was drowned
The Pleasantly lille has, ball team
play cd two games at Madonna ON Sat
urday. winning both of them, the frs
tom the ShawsyilIe team by sore u
is to II. aud the second from the HON,
team by ascoir oi To 3. The SAINT
teams will play "n Saturday On tn,
fleasnntville grounds.
Prices at Mr.. Charles Archc,'s sal,
IN Wednesday w,rr on the same hiul
plane ~ other recent sales. Eiphteer
cows avrrascd SG2, six fresh cows aver
aging about $50; "A tlr.c.yrarold maj,
brought 500 clover hay $I6.25 cash
aud oats - cents PER- hushel Mr.. {. {
Richardson was the auctinnetr.
| John W, the fifteen. wear. old son o
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Bay, near Prospect
went To the Iohns Hopkins Hospital OF
Tuesday where he was onerated ON fn,
adnnids The npcration was n delicate
oncas they had grown toanc xtraordinar,
size, but ~ entirely successful and he !,
rapidly improving at his parents home
| y The announcement of the INTENDED
! Pair to he held at Pallstou on October
2O.2l by the allied Fallstun, Wilna, Fore 81
| Hill and Upper Cross Roads Farmers
clubs will be seen elsewhere in oul
column This enterprise IS most praise.
worthy III us nature; VIII succeed be-
cause It deserves Ia and will well repay
all VIII" visit it,
Henry Lieskc, boy Of sixteen. had
his left arm painfully crushed on Tues.
mules to wagon loaded with canned
goods when they became frightened and
ran away throwing him und,r tie
wagon anil one of the wheels pa, scd over
his arm DR. Charles IL. ktetc rendered
the necessary medical aid.
1t is said that Ri igetun, New Jersey,
tomato urowcts are iumping their con.
tracts with Gamers and SHINING Ba,.
timorc for better pri,es. their excuse
being that the Gamers skipped ttci- con.
tract with growers last wear. True, it
i, bad rule that won't work both way $
but it is also "a false proposition that
two wronus will make "A riaht
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ono. s.or err. E,bo";s d,nc;ro
c,m.dr :, io,w, net, and ,;ss A..
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White iuhninp over boards Ihih
across inc fh''ets III nn''ihA J"hh
l"hhs"h' age" 10 years. son 81 M'~
N"oe J"'"S"'' W '''''' "e '''"''' s''p'
ped IN the end OF a loose board ANA hIl
t" the II '"r ltlow' /" instance OF twenty
ieet. lie was seriously Injured, breaking
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Mrs Mary Martha llopk'n,, aged n,
widow "i MIR John II Hopkins, died at
her home in Alcrlern on Wednesday
evening of parbl,si'. She leaves one
daughter, Miss Annie V. Hopkins and
thic. sons, Harry & aud William NJ.
Hopkins, Of Alb rdecn. and Hollis II.
Hopkins, of Baltimore. Ilerfu ncraltouk
place from her late residence ON Friday
afternoon, intermcnt being at SIc,ut!a
cemetery
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OBITUARY..


Mr. Joe Muller, who has been In tb,
employ of MIR. {. W. Baker, ofAderdeen.
tor several wears died on SUNDAY after.
noon lie came from England when n
boy and has no relatives in this country
lie was buried on Monday afternoon at
Grove cemetery. MIR, Henry Tarrinp
had charge Of the funeral arrangements,
OLIVER WHITE.
MI [ Oliver White, grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. James 7. Russell. died at his
home in New York On Thur day. after n
short Illness Of pneumonia Th.rcmains
were brought to llavrc de Grace and the
funeral services held from st. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church ON SUNDAY
at ~ O'Clock lnterment at Angel lin
Cemetery.