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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-11-04
hartford SOLDIERS.

The attractive appearance and honor
able records of Companies d and X, M.
N. G with headquarters respectively At
Bel Air and Havre de Grace, recalls the
fact that the military spirit long since
stirred the bosoms Of our citizens. The
II ais of January 20, 1860, said;
"A company has been formcdin Bel Air
called the Hartford RI :men. which al
ready numbers about fifty members
The young men have promptly resp ,nded
to the call made upon them. and will
pie cnt AN appearance second to none in
the State.
at will also he seen in another column
that the Hartford Light Dragons are
about to rcorganize. This company.
some wears ago. made fine appear II e.
and we are satisfied that our whole 60 n.
munity will hail their recrHauiz alton
with great pleasure.
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Faliston News.

FALISroN, Nov 2 Mis- Jane Brown
of Baltimore, has returned Zone from q
visit to her brother, Mr.. Richardson
Robson.
Miss Susie Waters, OF Roland Park. i.
visiting friends here.
Rev Gcp A. Bursicm. of the Hampton
Presbyterian church. will preach at the
Fallston Presbyterian church next Sur,
day at 3 Z. NJ.
Vocal music was sp,calf.ature of tn,
services at our PIeshy terrain church last
Sabbath. and was of II high order Thos,
taking a special part included Mise.
Ruth Scarborough. Marian stan liford
Mrs Ida " ,teis NJ Ncss,rS r. II Dol
timore, Rev. Frederick Mcneil and
Mr. o Scarborough.
Mrs Joseph Crumlish has returned
from u visit to relatives aud friends at
Prospect
Mr. Joseph Crumlish will lead The {. u.
service at Franklinville Presb, .rian
church next Sunday at 7 80 Z. NJ.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mrs Benz amin Smith, formerly Of Bel
Air hut now living in Baltimore isspend'
inv this week with friends in Bel Air.
Rev John Yellott wett last Monday
to Frederick, Md to attend the dedica'
ton of memorial to be placed in All
Saints =. L Church there In emory Of
the late Rev Osborne lnQlc. who for ~
years was rector Of that church.
Mrs John A, bradshaw has returned
to her home in Baltimore after visiting
her daughter, Mrs OHIO S. Lee.
Mr. Harry W. jenkins of Baltimore
was the guest over Sunday at the home
of Mr. Samuel W. Bradford
Messrs. Wakeman Munnikhuysen, al
the Maryland Agricultural College. and
John Richardson. OF Annapolis. spent
Sunday in Bel Air.
Mr.. James S Calwell and family have
moved to Baltimore for the winter.
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OBITUARY..


Harry For wood. the / 2 year old son
Of Mr.. aud Ms James Forwood, Of
Kalmia, died at his home on Monday
night. Funeral services were held on
Thursday at Waters Nj T. Church, in-
terment 10 cemetery adj ,ininE.
MRS LOUISA sTuLL EVANS
Mrs Louisa Stull Evars. aged So years,
died at her home In Cambria On Satur.
| day, October % The funeral services
were held on Tuesday, int-rment at Slate
Ridge cen ctery. She is survived by her
husband one daughter and four sons.
MRS ALLAH JONES
Mrs. Iillah Jones, widow Of the late
Robert 4. Jones. died at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Lytlr, on Wed.
nesday, October 20 The rdlservices
were h, Id at Pawn Grove NJ =. church
on Saturday, intcraent In the cemetery
NJ lining She il survived by four
daughters Mrs. William Griffith. Mrs
CharI.s Lytlr, and Misses Fila and
Ca,sandra Jones.
GEORGE HALEY,
The funeral OF Mr. George Bailey took
place from his late residence on Friday.
intermtnt a. Rock Run cemetery. Pail
bearers M-ssIs W S Bowman, John u
Bai'ry, Harry Bailey Hugh Bailey, Waller
Bailey and Lum Dick Mr.. Bailey was
10 the nintieth year of his aGc. and is sur.
vived by three ms, John. $ x and Geo I,
Bal Twin, and two daughters. Ms Flor
ence Bald win and Mrs. Hattie Baldwin.
cHARLEs WALKER
Mr.. Chas. Walker, Of York Road, aged
So years. died suddenly on Sunday even
ing while ON his way to church The cause
his death WI = heart trout l., from which
he Ii ad been suffering for some time. The
remains were brought to Hartford and
funer al ser vices held on Wed, cs lay morn
Ing at Friendship Church. wht re they were
inferred Mr.. Walker was brother OF
Mr.. John W. Walker, of Pleasantvil'c,
and was unmarried The funeral services
were conducted by Revs T Il Peters and
z s. Barnes. pail bearers. AI-ssrs c. L
Wiggers. Noble l.. Mitchell, Hutchinson
W. Hays. S l. Kennedy, Samuel Cameron
and Walter Waters {. 4 Hornberger
had charge Of the fur cral
MRS John T. MASON
Mrs John 7. NJ ,son, aged 81 years. for
merly MissA manda Hopkins, died sudden.
on Thursday morning at the
home Of Mr.. W. r Rogers. Aberdeen
where ste and Mr., Mason were boarding
Returning from Baltimore on the mid.
night train with her husband and Mrs
Rogers, she was taken III while walking
to the house and died in few moments,
Heart trouble. superinduced by fatigue
resulting in slight hemorrhagt
caused death. She leaves one child, NJ -
lanes W. McGaw, of Philadelphia
Services vi be conducted at her late
home at 10 A NJ on Saturday, inter
ment at Harmony Presbyterian Church
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OCTOBER MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles A. Mealy. 81, Mt. Washington
Caroline X. Vanneman, 20. Havre d,
Grace. Applicant, J. d. c. Duncan, Ir.
Howard NJ. Chase. 80. Washington. D.
c., Lydia r. RembolI. 90. Bel Air. Appli
cant, Charles $. Jones
Thomas Singleton. %. Aberdeen; Rose
Lee Jane Cullum, Is, hush Chapel. Ap
plicant, Thomas Singleton.
Burchard A. Grim. 20; Mile E. Grim
both of Dallastown. Pa. Applicant,
Burchard A. Grim.
Noah X, Hedrick, 20; Alice May Single.
ton. II, both of Castleton. Applicant
Noah h. Hedrick.
II. Berkeley Morton. 81. baltimore;
Grace Clark Black. %, Forest Hill. Ap.
plicant. II. II. Black
Thomas Fleming. 30. Philad,lphis;
Ellcnder Jackson. %. Havre de Grace.
Applicant, Louis Dashiell
Cleveland Oakley, 81; Ada Brady. 10,
both OF NJ agnolia. Applicant, Cleveland
Oakley.
John Lewis Griffith. -. Poultney. Yer.
mont; Ellen Alan Price. So Cardiff APP
plicant. Robert II. lloyd.
Stewart Matthews. %. New Park, Pa;
Maud Hitchcock, 10. Carea. Applicant,
Stewart NJ ,tthe W..
Joseph Earle Fl,hart, 20, Scarboro;
Annie Il Lynx, 40. Baltimore. Appli-
cant, J Il. Flahart,
Charles Henry TaylDr. rs; Mary L Ina
Merrymau. IS. both OF Jarrettsvile Az.
plicsnt. W. A. Taylor.
Hugh A. West, 30, Emily u Sampso II.
both nf Havre de Grace. Applicant.
Hugh A. West.
Charles r. Hartman. 20; N rtha +.
Norris. ~. both of Whiteford Applicant.
T. r. Whitaker.
William Cohen. 55; Louisa Foreman.
-. both OF IIavre d. Grace. Applicant,
|. ,uis Dashi,ll.
CoLoRED
Daniel o rc'land Jesse V Manus. both
of Poole
Samuel H, Jones and Mary Edith Tur.
ner.
James Ellis and Susan A. Ringold.
Augustus Hfi and Viraie Wilson.
Ramoth Turner and Annie Presbury.
william II. Parrot and Stella llyland
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Jarrsttsylile Notes.

ARRRTTsviLLE. Nov. l-Mr. Thomas
III. Wiley, who was severely injured by
bling crushed against the stall by n mule,
is ahl. to be about again.
Mrs Remington, Of Delta, 10 the guest
oil Mrs, W. b. Jarrett.
Nc Jarrett Amoss and Mr. Sterrett
GraS m, of Towson. spent a few days the
first of this week at Mr.. Amoss' home.
Mis' Duncan, of Stewartsto wn, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. A. = Upton.
Miss NAV GLADDEN.. who has been i'll
from typhoid fever for some time. 10 able
to be out again.
Mrs Thomas K. Cairnes. of Cations.
vile, and Mrs. James II. Watt. of Uni,
Bridge, have returned to their homes
after spending some time with Mrs. N
o. Merryman
Mr.. and Mis- Ascl Egsleston, of Balti
more. sIcnt the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs Il Eggleston.
Mr.. Edward Henderson. Is so much i'm.
proved that he was able to return to his
home from the h 'soitsl about week
ago.
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COUNTY SCHOOL CO sASNoNERS

The County School Commissioner
met on Wednesday. Messrs. Worthing
ton and Wilson present
The report ofCol O'hoS Lee, Attorney
to the BOARD. that he had examined TIE
Ire asurers book and vouchers and found
them correct, was received and acc red
Treasurer Wright was directed TO pub
lish his annual state m' Mt OF receipts and
disburse ments.
M.ssrs James II. Miller. T. Leo Sui
liyan and amts Landers were elected
trustees Of VanBibber school.
Cordelii Mitchell was appointed
assistant at Churchville to take up thu
work whau til. school shall make al
average Of forty pupils
Library donations of $40 each wer'
granted to Dublin, Prospect, Bethlehem
and Jarrettsville schools, they hsvini
raised an ,qual amount
Ga recommendation OF the trustees Mr.
r.. u Wroth was elected vie pr ncipal o
Bel Air High School
The secretary was directed to write Il
the trustees of Hopes and Tay lor school
and urge the necessity OF very clos
supervisor Of school property to pre-
vent the pre- valent abuse and dee tructioi
of the same
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Road checks were issued as follows
d. Traiuor Archer. $57; S. K. Mitchell,
500: John II. Kahoe. S62 O5; II. +.
Aaronson. $24: John W. Peterson. Hick.
DRY road. $l2i 30; William T. Hilditch,
s309.22; b. J Rees. $40 20; - J Doyle,
$lS+.75; Frank Kearney. $+7 so; John
T. Baldwin. $23i 81; II. V. DeCourcey,
So rs; George W. Grimm. SIT 20; How.
ard Poteet. $24.I2; M. D. GALAXY. SIS;
II. |. Reynolds. $2t; {. A. Scarborough,
S2620; Timothy Rsdding, $50 81; T. J.
Bennington. 50 IL
Orders on County Treasurer James
Anderson. labor at almshousc. $l2 40:
Thomas {. Forsythe. Hartford Creamery
road, $3.50 O6; William p. Trimble.
Orphans Court, SIG: E. Carvil Tolley,
same, SIC: William NJ unnik huvsen, same.
SIC; John F, Lingan. repairs at jail,
SIS 25; William F Kiter. rebin ling book s
in Orphans Court, SOL 10; DIR. W. b.
Kirk, health officer. salary. etc, $s5 As;
Adams Express Co.. expressaGe on as.
sessment books 40c: Samuel Max6eld,
labor at aimshou'e, SIG 20; Jefferson
Weaver, same. SIS; Luther McNabb,
magistrate account, S295.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

A mo,t delightful masquerade darce
and oyster roast was given at the Har-
ford Boot Club on Saturday evening last
by the board Of governors OF the club to
close the season Of 1910,
Mrs William II pettus. Jr of Virginia,
and Mrs. II. W. Moore, Of West Philadel-
pbia, are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Vim. II. James. of Berkeley.
Miss Mary Roe and Miss Hattie Mellor'
have returned to Forest Hill after having
spent some time with friends in Phila'
delphia and Sykesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. \ T. Parks and little
son. Of Forest Hill. have gone to Balti
more where they will make their future
home
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Burkins, o.
Ca,tleton, delightfully."- entertained
number of their friends at their home or
Halloween.
Miss Lucille knight, Of Perry man. spent
the week end with her parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs Oliver knight, of Berkeley.
Mr.. Norman Re:kord, OF Baltimore II
.c,pdi,s a few days with Mrs. Marthf
b Curry. of up1er Cross Re ads.
Mr. Thomas c. .Galbreath. OF Denver
Colorado, a former Superintt ndent o
Schools of Hartford County. Is spending
son. time with his parents, Mr.. Ant
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-11-04

AT the regular meeting Of Susque.
hanna Lodge, No. 100, A. F. & A. NJ, of
Havre de Grace, on Tuesday OF last week.
a handsome gavel was presented to the
lodge BY MIA d. Spencer. who recently
spent several months in the Holy Land
| The gavel was made from a stone taken
from King Solomon's quarry at Jerusa.
lem, and its handle and case were made
of olive wood from the Mount of Olives.
We have recently learned of Har.
ford farmer who has happily solved the
problem of how to keep n neighbours
chickens at home. Having in vain beg.
| Red for relief, on one end of thread,
four inches long he fastercd a grain of
corn and to he other end card contain.
ing the words. Please keep me home "
These were scattered where tie trespass.
ing fowls were wont to frequent and it
was rot long before score of hens reach.
ed home with pathetic appea for home
oversight hansidg from their mouths.
Such tags would come in very hand ly
this s.asou. rs mu.h wheat has been
sown 50 'a.e 1t will not be up before
spring.
The weather has been ideal for the
migration of ducks. and 1t 10 said that a
larger number of canvasbacks. redheads
and blackheads than usual has been seen
for years are feeding IN the wild celery OF
the flats, which impatts to them their
characteristic flavor. During the past
few years the killing of ducks from power
boats has been carried to such an extent
that they now leave early In the season
for other waters where they will be un-
molested Mr.. Vim. b. Huut, of Balti.
more, Chairman Of the DucLiug Com
Protective Assoc alton. has sent out
letter asking for contributions to help to
enforce the ducking law.
TIL, convention OF the State Boards
of Trade Of MARYLAND. which was held at
Cambridge last week. was made the
more agreeable by the gracious hcspi.
tshty extended to the visiting delega tes,
The spirit Of the whole meeting was that
of co operation. One of the chiefsubjects
under discussion was the installation of
sewerage and disposal plants in the diff
ferent towns. Addresses were made on
this subiec, by Charlss E. Harper, former
Mayor Of Salisbury, and Mayor Iamts
F. Strange. of Annapolis DIR. p. r. SAP.
ping IN, President of the Bel Air Board
of Trade. following out the same line of
discussion. made an address on Santa.
tion These are questions of especial In.
terest to our town.
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boasted aristocracy and h small army OF
negroes, and 10 charac teristic of the south.
Wide spreading lawns give room for air,
and species OF live oak wi ich its people
proudly claim can be found NO W here else
combines a .tately grandeur and CRATE.
full shade.
The astonishing feature of the section
10 the energy which characterizes bust.
ues. Cotton rues the day and all bust
ness centers around II. A bale to the
ace Is not an unusual Weld and this
means to the grower SIS. besides the
seed which about pays the expense of
raising. No wonder land is selling at
from 500 to even 5000 per acre ard a
leading merchant stated that he sold
more silk dresses to tenants and colored
people than to the wealthy, The New
York stock exchange quotations are re.
ceived every half hour and curb stone
buyers grab every mule team hauling a
bale of cotton.
The cotton plant is here perfect plant
About four feet high, It reaches little
tree In construction and woody tissue,
while its bursting bolls, white with
cotton, stand out like apples ON a tree
Three weeks ago a little army consisting
OF children. lusty men aud w omen, and
even the aged could he seen working
their way-frtquently on their knees
down the long rows, with boss to re.
ceive and weigh the gathered product
when the end OF the row was reached.
On Saturday afternoon two weeks ago
doz.ns OF teams TODD in line loaded with
cotton to be girned. aud ON the folio wing
Monday the overlooking warehouses
htd lined the streets with cotton the,
could not bold
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Meighborhood Neuvs.
ChurekvilIs Clippings

CHuRcuyILLR. November 2-The fu-
neral Of Mrs. John Tayson took place at
Holy Trinity Church last Sunday at !
o'c. ock Rev T. Is A. Allison conducted
the service The pail bearers were Messrs
Philip Coale, W. A. Wechter, William
Bodt and Robert { Richardson.
Mr. Harry Glotwortby, ofLos Angeles.
Cal. was az over Sunday guest OF his
sister, Mrs Joseph Renshaw.
The Mems Bible Class Of the Preshy
terian Church are TO organic: singir
class next Saturday night. Prot LLOYD.
of Delta, is the tesch.r. he men an
women of the neighb Irhoo1 are invited
to join: nh.
Mr.. Herbert Gorrell has gone to Baiti
more to take course at Eaton and Bur
nett's Bus ness College.
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l'bNbhh, NJ ibl''
The Office to he voted for 10 aa follows
One Representative Ia the B2nd Congress
In the United States In the Second ConRfes
aional District.
The polling places In the different Election
Districts are Ms iullowA:
lat district, ipt Pfrrl nct-Abingdon, Price y
Hotel, Abingdon.
LIST district, 2nd Precinct, magnolia, I, W.
Browns House, Magnolia.
End district, IHt Precinct Aberdeen, J. T.
Oaborn'H shop, Aberdeen.
2nd District, 2nd Precinct IIoprwrll.
Poard Bros shop, Level.
2nd District jrd Precinct -peTTymhn. Rich
ard NJ. Taylnra shop. bergman.
Jrd District, list Precinct Bel Air, Election
supervision. H,om, Court House, Bel All,
3rd district. 2nd Precinct Churchvillr, X,
&. Richardson's store, Churrhyilc
ard district, Ard Decentralization Geo
II. Outhcim's shop. Pallston.
ard District. 9TH Precinct HarkinS, =. W
IIarkinA shop. Chestnut I'M
lth District, LIST Precinct IArfcttsvillc
Jarrett Bros. Hotel. Jhrrcttsyillr
+th District, End Precinct-Upper Cros"
Roada, Thomas A. kelly'a Residence, Upper
Cross Roads.
Ith District. 1rd Precinct HorTisylllr. W
A. Hulshnrt'u residence, Norrlsvil'c
9Th District. lat Precinct-Duhlin. Howard
| Jones' Onice. Dublin.
9Th District, End PreCint-StrhTnH, StehtnH
Residence, near WhitrfOrd.
9th District. LIST Precinct ,IIhyre de Grace
| Opera House. Hnyrr de 6rnc-.
| 9Th district. and PTecinGt-Hayrud de Grh"c
Noryal Chapmnn's Oflce, Iiayfe de Grace.
HOURS or VOTING II A. NJ. TO q T.. NJ
All persons are warned not to give. sell
barter or dispose Of any Splrituous 81 Ter
mcntcd liquors ale or beer ur Intoxicating
drinks Of any Kind on the day of election
Any person 40 doing will lie liable To - fine al
| moi Isss than $50 nor mare than 500 for
| each Offence. One halt Of the hne shall he
| paid 10 the lnformer. Article 81. Section
los.
l. HENRY CAIN. President
WILLIAM y. MCSUTT.
| John u. LOWE.
| Board of Election Supervisors Of
Hartford County
H. A. MvComaa CLERK.
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AN AGoRessNe CAMPAIGN,

The management has wisely kept in
close touch this year with the voter
through numerous public meetings. So
tar good meetings have been held at
Perry man. Abingdon, Jarrettsvile. Bel
Air and Havre de Grace. to he followed
by one at Hopewell tonight tFridaO, at
Clurchville and Upper Cross Roads on
Saturday night and at Fallston on NJ On.
day night.
The meeting at Bel Air on Wednesday
night was largely attended despite the
weather, and the speeches Of Messrs
Talbot Handy and Goldsboroush were
all one could ask.
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MAGNOLIA. Nov. 1.-The Ladies Aid
Society OF Msgnolia church will hold ar
oyster supper and baz ir. in the hail. or
Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY. even
inps. November 18th, 18th and 10th.
Our school isin d furnishing condition
with Miss Lulu Hunter as principal and
Miss Grace Foard assistant.
Mr. James Rollins, Sr. who has beer
sick for the pat ten weeks, is improving
Mr. James Rollins. Jr while opening q
fruit jar, cut his hand very badly. Foul
stitches were necessary to close the cut.
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The LAND or COTTON

So much has te:n said about the
sunny South" the Land Of Cotton"
that it i. difficult to avoid vain repetition
when referring to it. Yet the truth Is
that location becomes as distinctive in
the South as in the North. and further.
more that each succeeding year briggs
TO It new developments and new prob
lens to solve
A recent visit to Darlington. situated
in Eastern South Carolina, disclosed a
country unknown along the low. sandy,
gravel beds near the coast The land i,
gently rolling, showing scarcely any
swamp. and vegetation, while distinc.
lively southern 10 rich and varied. The
town, which contains a population OF
probably 5000, Is divided between the
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THOMAS n. ROBINSON. solicitor.
ORDER NlSI.

Harold Walsh. EllLa-l In the Circuit Court
beth Walsh, his wife, for
vs.. IiaTford County.
Ralph Walsh. ct nj In Equity.
Ordered. this 10th day Of October. 1910,
that the sale IN Ilde and re ported In the above
entitled cause by Harold Walsh, Trustee. he
finally confirmed, unless cause to the con.
tTary thereof he shown on or before the 9Th
day Of November, 1910; provided copy Of
this order he Inserted In some nfwspapet
published In Hartford County once In zach Of
three t5) successive weeks before the 9Th day
Of November. 1910.
The report states the amount OF sale to be
si5,2b0.00. -
True Copy-TeHt! -
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In fond aud loving remembrance OF my
| dear sister. Hnna Idelle Dawson. who died
one year ago, November =, 1900.
Not now, hut In the coming years.
II may be In the better land,
| Wen know the meaning Of our tears,
| And then up there wen understand "
u. W \.
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Shall Women Vote ?

II they did millions would vote Dr. Kings
New Life Pills the true remedy for wOmen.
Por bnniahing dull. tagged feelings, bhrkache
or hendhche. constipatlOn, dispellinR colds.
lmpArtinR appetite and toninR up the sys
tenn, they re unequaled. Basy, safe. sure. Csc.
at {. l. McDannaids, Bel Air, Md. and Oar.
lington Pharmacy, Darlington, Md.
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See. = of the state Public School Law re.
auifrs that the Hoard nf cunt school Com.
iniNsionrrs shall publish annually In the
month oi November. n statement at their
receipts nnh lizhur .emcnts Tor thu hacnl year
lust closed
fur an ttemiIrd account ul rnch rSprndi,
tufc made at each school al the county, tai.
payers are referred 10 the Annual state Re
port soon to he published. Copies Ut same
eau lie secured at this office free al charge
~ hen uubllshtI
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

The partnership hsTst ofoTe EistinE bet wsen
the undersigned, trading as Deckfnan n Pof.
sythe Ia this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All unpaid bills should he presented
to Thos. c. PorAythr.
JOSEPH T. DBcK MAN.
THOS. &. PORsyTHB.
October, a, 1910.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the subHcriDer
has obtained from the Orphans Court 81
Hartford county Md. letters Ut administrn
lion on the estate Of
JOHN MCKEE.
late Of Hartford county. deceased. All persons
having clnims against said deceased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 18th day OF March, 1911
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all be nefts Of said estate. All persons
Indebted 10 said estate are requested tOmake
i'm mediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this i2th
day Of September, 1910. ........
IOHN X. FARLEY.
Administrator.
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Mrs. Motlitt is visiting her daughter,
Mrs John Cullum.
Mrs Priscilla Chesney is 'p.ndiug the
winter in Baltimore.
Mrs Harriet Cullum is visiting her
nj .ce. Mrs c. II Chesney.
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DEMOCRATIC
Mass Meetings
Throughout Hartford.

HnPRwEL L--sons Of Temperance Halt
NOVEMBER 4.
CHURCHViLLR-C H. WINS Hotel. No
VHMHEk =.
UPPER X ROADS Iohnuon'- Hall. 50
VEMBBK =.
PALLsTON u. ], Sbnnnhnn's W hrrhous'
NOVEMBER I.
The meetings will he called to order Mt
O'Clock. Addresses will br made by at IcnS
three prominent speakers, and all voters ar
requested 10 be present.
Published and paid for hy Michael II
PBhey. Treasurer Democratic state CentTn
Committee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-11-04
DR.. B w. G.. JAMES
VETERINARY SURGEON.

A former assistant Of the Maryland vetsrf.
nary Hospital. Eleven years experience at
Professional Practice. Come night or day
regardless OF weather Also sure cure fog
Cole u sent for In tina. c. X p. Phone,