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Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.


Cheese-New York new. ISc per ID; IA.
cheese. 1910. per Ii; daisy cheese. Isc per 10.
Eggs-Nearby Virginias, sc per doz.:
Southern, sc per dOz-
BGtter-Fancy tub. &c Per h; print sc
per ID. high-grade tub, ga per h; print
sstzc per h.. thirds. tub &c per 10; print
sc per b; renovated. tub, sc per ID; print
&c per h
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Spring chicken. 1SaI9c Per
ID. ducks. Bale per H.
Fruit.
ApDles-75a50C per -. 75CaSZ50 per Dbl +.
peaches, 25cSf.o0 per box. pineappies. 81 sea
go per crate; grapes. S1-5oa3-O0 per crate
pears, 7ycaSl-s5 per box PiuIns. 75caSL50 per
crate California oranges, 81 90 per box
Vegetables
Potatoes Sails per Dbl; sweet potatoes.
8 50a3 50 per Dbl. onions. 81 I5aZOO per Dbl
Green Goods.
Cucumbers. SOC per box; corn. 5a1Gc Der
doz. tomatoes EOa75c per box green pep
pers- 5Ga75C per basket egg plant. SOC per
basket. lettuce. nearby. 81 Goa % Der Dbl;
New York. choice, S1-25a1 50 per basket cab
bage. s.. Case per hundred; waferrelons.
1ca25c apiece. cantaloupes. 5HcaS1. 3 per crate:
beets. soc per basket; squash. 800 Per Dbl
beans. Sl-25a2.09 per Dbl; celery. Sea50c per
Live Stock.
Calves-Priue, SkaSc per ID, fair to good.
lease per ID: ordinary &c per H.: choice
beef. 61za71kc per ID; common. 51za6c per
Ii: choice lamb 6a6izc per ID; sheep, SIC
per h; hogs. SZIOc per ID
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BRYAN'S COMMENT
UPON ROOSEVELT

LINCOLN. Neb., Aug 26.-WiIiam
7 BRYAN, in his Commoner, says to
day
1T looks Ike Roosevelt expected
70 be a candidate in 1872 some OF
his enthusiastic friends have oeeh
taking about him. but there was
,7C+r7-- IN support their prophecies
until his confidential friends an
IO-Tucpd he would be candidate
only If necessary TO carry out MS
notices..
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AFRONAUTS ESCAPE
DEATH IN THE SEA

NEW BRUNSWICK Aug 26--Leo
stevens and two other aeronauts.
early today. after covering sixty
miles in an hour, narrowly escaped
being carried TO sea
They landed here after a hard fight
10 come down safely.
At $3.50 a. n they left Philadelphia
in the Pennsylvania a giant balloon.
bound for New York Changing
bPeezes brought them TO the shore
an hour later.
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FIREMEN OF LURAY
WIN At ALEX NDRIA
Capture First Prize in Race
Against Crack Companies
of Virginia
Winners Of Prizes at Fire
nm s ConOeEtiOn

500 prize for the hest appearing
company with band. member Of
the assOcIatfOn-Phoeb Fire
Compare
$50 prize for the second hest aP-
peartnS eOnIPany-The Harrison
burg Fire Company.
SO prize for hest appearing com
Puny without band, member OF
the associatfOn-Hampt Fire
Company
So prize, best appearing company
out of Stzte-Distric1 of Column
bin Ersmen-
$50 prize for band cOntest-EaSIe
Engine Company, No ,, Newport
News
500 prize reel race, for members
of the assOciatiOn-Luray Fire
Company
$50 second prize reel race, asSOCia-
ton compaBies-TIe between
Woodstock, StrausbuTE, and
Shenandoah
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TAYLOR FORFEITS
POLICE COURT BOND

In Police Court today Peter Taylor,
IT., connected with the management OF
the Arlington Hotel. forfeited a bond of
SO given for his appearance on a charge
OF violation of the anti-smoke nUiSa nee.
IL being alleged that excessive v0Ianes
OF smoke came from the stacks OF the
boiler room at the hosiery.
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TODAY'S SALES.

Capital Traction. s0aI2s. 10a129. Io0lZ9-
Washington Railway and Electric,
com. IG33
AIerEenthaler, 3G2fTSi-
District National Bank. 5G132
After caIl-Potou1ac Electric cons 5 :,
q. OGGG 10IIt
washington Railway and Electric
com. 2gGS2z-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Furnished 20 The Washington Times By
4 G. Plant & Co, IA Fourteenth street
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~ YORK COTTON MARKET.

Furnished TO The Washington Times b.
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rorthvvestI
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Wall Street Sentiment FaUo Advance BIT Bears Refuse to Scare

Wash Ry. & Elec- Fs---..-.. sZ 81
Wash. Alex & Mt V 5s----.- g
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BY requiring only thirty-foUr and
One-fifJh seconds in going 500 feet
down Washington street, attaching
their hose TO the IRE plug and turning
on the water, the LUray FIRE company
today won dTst prize in the reel con
tests Of the Twenty-fourth Annual
Convention OF the Virginia State Fire
men
The Woodstock, StrausbUrg and
Shendiah companies tied for the sec
Ond prize, all three organizations do
ing the distance in Jhirty-hVe sec
o1dS.
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$50 prize for the second hest aP-
pearfnG eOuIPany-The Harrison
burg Fire Company.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14
AAYNADlER MITCHELL

Miss Esth'r STAR Mitchell. Of Emmor-
ton. Hartford county. and Mr. Charles
Buchanan Maynsdier OF Baltimore City,
were quietly married at St Paul'sP l.
Chape'. Baltimore. on Saturday, Octol ar
9Th. at high noon. Rev. Mr. Staples. the
rector in charge, officiating.
The bride. a daughter Of Mrs Alice
Duvall Mitchell. and granddaughter OF
the late Capt. Il Duvall, wore travel
ing suit of dark blue hroadcloth, with
hat to match. and carried white Chry.
santhcmums. and was given away by
her brother. Prof Mctlenry Mitchell. Of
Philadelphia. The groom. "A member oI
a distinguished old Maryland family, aud
a nephew Of the late Judge George Y,
Maynadier. Of Bel Air, was attended by
Mr. Frank Gordon Edmondson, Of Hal.
timore. Only the immediate families and
few intimate iri,nis of tn bride and
groom witnessed the cercm' ny, I'm
mediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynadier left Baltimore for Wash
ington and other points south
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nIHE 10Y SHOP -

An opsretta, The Toy Shop" will he
given In the Masonic Temple on Friday
evening. October ~, by the Board of
Trade. for the lrncft Of the Fire Com.
pany.
"The Toy Shop, is said to be one Of
the cleverest Of light opeicttas and the
music is catchy throughout The scene
10 laid in the shop oi AN old toymnEer,
who il discovered working away at his
bench mending Gnd patching rl,aled
dollies Will. be- sings II, his work. He IL
surprised Mt the latcncss Of the hour and
hurriedly puts up his tools aud prepares
the dolls for tOmorrow's Bargain Day.
A pathetic dialogue with his blind daurh.
ter. Emily, takes place before his retire
ment When he is safely out the Fairies
come in at the hour OF mi might and
with the magic touch Of his wand and
the winding OF the clock. Puck succeeds
in bringing all the dollies and toys to
life. Dances, songs and marches follow in
quick succession AMI the stage il vivid
with color An motion,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14

Mcdaniel by Napoleon u. Morrison. by deed
dated the 2Onh day Of December. In the year
1874. and recorded among the Lnpd Records
Of Cecil County In I.ibtr !. A. ID No. X. folio
li7. except so much thereof ~ was conveyed
to Henry M. Pearson, by deed dated the 2Irt
day Of February. In the year 1901.
icJ That certain lot Of land situate on the
westerly side Of Main Street, In the town OF
Northeast. Cccil County, which was convey.
ed TO the said Delnplaine Mcdaniel by the
Mccullough Iron Company. by deed dated
the 10Th day Of June, is.2 and recorded
among the Land Records of Cccil County IN
Iiher J 4. D.. No. o. folio bo7.
ID Ailthat certain tract or parcel Of land
containing Three Hundred and wenty Pour
t32IJ acres. Two ~ Tooda and Twenty
Nine t2DJ square perchca Of land. more or
less. lying on the Marley Road, In the 9th
Election District Of Cecil County, adjoining
the lands Of Mnnley brennan. Charles w.
Shippers and others
THAT said real estate IL not susceptible Of
III Vision amongst the parties interested with,
out loss and injury, and II would bs to the
interest and advantage Of all said owners to
have the same sold aud the proceeds divided
among the parties according to their fespec-
tive interests.
That all the Defendants. VII: Mary Emmn
whitaker. Robert whitaker. her husband.
Anna Lucy Mcdaniel and Robert N. Shippers
are non residents Of the state of Maryland
residing In the city Of Philadelphia. state 81
Pennsylvania,
and division of the proceeds among the
PARTIES according to their respective interests
and for such other and further relief ~ their
cnsr may require.
II Ia thrrsunon. this i2th day of October.
1910, ordered TINT the COmplninantH. by
causing u copy of this order Ia he inserted In
some Newspaper published In Hartford Coun.
", oncr Ia each Of four successive weeks
hftern days before the 2Hth day Of NOycmbcr
1910, give notice to the said absent Defend
dnnta. Mary Emma Whitaker, Anna Lucy
Mcdaniel. In their own right and as EIecu.
trlceA Of ilrlhplnine Mcdaniel, deceased,
Robert WHITAKER husband Of Mary Emma
Of Drlhplhine, deceased, Of the object and
substance Of said Bill. and warn them to mp.
pear In this Court. IN person ar hy solicitor.
on or before the 2hth day Of November, 1910.
to answer the premises and show cause, II
any they have. why decree ought not to
pass as prayed
IOHN A. ROBfNsON CLERK.
True COpy-Tsat
JOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
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PERSONAL. MENTION.

Mr. ii. Henry Heaps and family, OF
Scarboro, have moved to Baltimore.
Mr.. William Levin Bailey. of Chester
county, Pa has been visiting relatives
at Scarboro.
Mr.. John {. Tucker, of Philadelphia,
formerly resident of Forest Hill. spent
some time last week visiting relatives
and friends in this part of the county.
DR.. St. Clair STREET., of Kansas City,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
county. DR.. STREET. is brother of Mrs.
S. A. Williams and Mrs W. Boyd Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Barton, of Balti
more aud Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith
son and little daughter. of Forest Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of their parents, Mr., and MIS- ]. K.
Barton. of Sharon.
Mrs John Biles. of Street is spending
ten days with her daughter, Mrs Wilbur
Harvey, of Washington, u {. On her
way home she will spend short time in
Baltimore with her sisters iu.law. Mis-
Margaret Rea and Miss Annie Biles
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Mrs. Frank T.. Gorrell entertained at
cards ON Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
her guest, Miss Mary Downing.
Mrs. C. G STREET. and son have re
turned after spending two weeks with
Mrs. William J. Price, OF Centrtvi'le.
Mis-, Rcbecca Myers. who has been
visiting he: sister in law, Mrs. Howard
Myers, has returned t. her hom. at
Govans. Baltimore county
Mrs Jonn S. Young entertained n 'ew
friends at afternoon tea ON Tuesday to
celebrate the birthday of her mother in.
law, Mrs. William A. Young.
Miss Mary Downing, OF Baltimore, is
visi ing her cousin. Mrs, Frank Il Gorrell
Mrs Robert H. IIeithc. OF u ,ltimore, Is
the guest of her aunt. MIS- Simue, w
Il 'adinid
Mr. and Mrs Howard Myers had as
their guests over Sunday. Mrs W. II. C.
Myers, OF Gbvans. Mrs RuSton NJ.
Ridgely and DR., and Mrs, A. Bradley
Gather, of Baltimore
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DARLlNGToN. October 1l-Mrs. Rachel
II. Reed, Of Rel Air. Is spending some
time with her mother. Mrs Johns Hop.
kins
Mr. and Mrs William Rhrinnrt and
Miss Florence Rheinart. OF Bel Air, have
returned to their home after spending
last week with Mr.. aud Mrs W l. Sclic
Mrs George l.. Stabl,r and Mrs Johns
Hopkins attended the Sandy Spring
. lartcfly Meeting last week
Mrs A. 6 Allen is visiting in Boston
and New York.
MIR James Selie is attending bushes IS
College In Baltimore
Mr. Chuc, StHndilDrd entertained
about thirty Of his friends ON last Thurs
day night Ia celebration oi his birthday
Mrs, Fletcher Hopkins spent the
week end with her mother. Mrs Jacob
Hollis.
Lieutenant Roland Hopkins. OF For,
Myres, is the CUES ii his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Hopkins
Misses Anna Hopkins aud lsnhr
Brown entertained the Literary Club oi
last Wcdnt sday afternoon
Quite n number of people from this
vicinity attended the York Pair last
| week.
DIR S Malcolm Price il visiting Mr.
and Mrs David l. Price.
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fAllstOn News.

FAILSToN, October l2-MB Amy. oI
Providence. K. addressed the Sunday
School ni the FallHton Presbyterian
Church on last Sunday afternoon Tn,
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper was ad
ministered at regular service On mex
Sunday the Pastor. Rev Fred. Mcneil
will preach on "Amus.ments". All al,
invited.
The organ donated by Mr. c. W. Glib
son for the services at the County Aims
house was placed there last Tuesday.
Services were held at the County Aims
house on last Sunday morning Address
es were delivered by MesArs William Ilar
rison and Joseph Crumlish.
Mrs A. Is. Whitelock, Of Baltimore
has returned from n visit to her brother
Mr., George Reynolds
Mrs Joseph Crumlish spent scvcra
days last week with her mothcr. Mrs
Viola Scarborough, Of Prospect.
Miss Lucy Frost IL visiting her friend
Miss Elsie Reckord, Of Bel Air
Mr.. Robbins and family. Of Baltimore
have moved into their new home. recent
ly purchased Of Mr. Jos. T. France, n
Laurel Brook,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Beale have mo wed
into our village. We welcome then
among US.
Members OF the Pallston Presbyteria
Church will hold village PRAYER meet
Ing next Wednesday night, October 10
in the Friends School House. Member
Of other churches are requested to uni,
with them In making these services :
success The public Is invited.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14

HAyRg DR. GRACE. oct 1.-THE annual
rally Of the M Il Sunday School on last
Sunday afternoon was largely attended
and much enthusiasm was shown. The
review Of the establishment and growth
of the Sund " School In the Methodist
Epis opal huIci gave evidence Of the
good work done by these schools. Rev
Thomas Amoss, 81 Baltimore, address d
the meeting
There will he arally Of the Presbyterian
Sunday School workers on October 3Oth
and an old folks day" will b. observe
ia that church on the 23fd.
The Willou Moving Picture Company
gave their proceeds on Tuesday evening
to the hospital fund They also had
automobile rides through the town ut
ten cents each. The dance given at the
armory last Friday evening for the bene
fit Of the fund was not well attended
The paving Of the CUTTERS Of the main
street with cobble stones is adding much
to the appearance and more, no doubt
to the durability Of the macad amizng
which has not been completed.
The fitting up Of the Domestic Science
department Of our High School il nearly
completed, and the classes In cooking ex
poet to begin work next week
The II II $ football team will play q
game with the Baltimore City Colleg,
eleven on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. II. {. Ward, who had charge u
the Commercial Depart Of the High
School last year. was "A visitor here or
Sunday Mr. Ward il taking the la~
course ut the Maryland University.
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Miss Timing, toe 'mpt rance lecturer
OF England, was heartily received a,
Grt &c NJ. L. Church south ON Monday
evening. She also spoke in Alerdter
High school In the afternoon
The Missionary Society of Grove Pres
hyttrian Church met at the home Of Mrs,
7. o. Mitchell. If Perrymnn. On Tues.
day afternoon Among the husin, IS
features of the occasion was the appoint.
ment OF delegates to the Convention oI
the Synodicnl Society of Home Missions
which will he held in Central Presby
terrain Church, Eutaw Place, baltimore.
October - and 20.
John Butler, colorcd man If this
vicinity, met with II serious accident last
rhursdav night about ten o'clock when
he attempted tn cross the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad in this town An txprt -
had passed, and thinking the tracks
clear. he drove on them Ist in front of u
freight train with two ,nIitrs. The
mulc which he was driving wasinstantly
killed. its head being cut on, aud hi
ouRHy cnmp'ctclv demolished, while he
was badly inlur, d and landed upon Il c
front OF the engine. above the co wratcher
Tie was taken tn the Maryland l'niv,r.
sity Hospital where he is III conhr rel
VIRGINIA
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"A St. Louis paper gives the follow
ing account of the dramatic death OF Mr.
William F. Silver, in that city Il general
account Of which was given In our last
issue: While t,lephonins in the Pierce
Building, nf which he was manager, Mr.
William F. Silver, well known IN realty
circles, dropped dead OF apoplexy yester.
day atternoon at o'clock In his office.
His btother.in.law. l.. r. Pierce, was
standing near the doorway at the time
and when Mr. Silver fell Mr.. Pierce ran
to his side, to find him dead. Ten
minutes before the happtnirg Mr.. Silver
was in a most irvial mood with some OF
his clerks, laughing and Joking with
them. He had taken his order book and
started to telephone when he fll. Scarce.
" any one in the Pierce Building knew
of the occurrence
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News from Gibson.

GIBSON. Oct pber l2-Miss Mary 7
Jones ha' returned to her h bmc in Balti
more after spending two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. l.. A. Carcaud.
Mr., AMI Mrs. II. A. Carcaui, OF Ancou
Panama. have left for Richmond from
which point thy will sail on October -
for Panama.
MIS-. James Macke nzie and Mrs. Altx.
ander Mackenzie and children. of Wnsh h.
inaton, are spending some time with
their parents, Mr.. and Mis- John T.
Wilgis
Miss Margaret Doyle spent Saturday
and SUNDAY with her parents, Mir and
Mrs. David ]. Doyle.
MIS- W. ". Herman IL very sick 9 [ he,
home, suffering from bad attack Of
tonsilitis.
We are very sorry to learn Of the death
OF our friend and schoolmate. BENJAMIN
Wilson. lr The friends and relatives oI
the deceased have our deepest sympathy
BLUR FEATHER.
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News from Aberdeen

ABERDEEN. October l2th-Mrs K. l..
Morgan and her little son, Billy, Of
Roanoke. Va are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fisher. who have
been spt nding some time with Mr., and
Mrs George Slice. will return on Satur.
dsv TO their home in Baltimore
Mr.. Charles Daunaker. Of Ridley Park,
Pa, and Mr. Robert Rous', of Joppa.
were guests Of the family Of T. l.. Han
way on Sunday.
Mrs. Rlma A Corson II visiting her
son. Mr. Walter Corson, near Harris
burg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Mason. of Los
Angeles. who have heen spending the
summer at Atlantic CITY, are now at
their home in Aberdeen, where they will
remain "A month
Mr. William Silver has moved with his
family from Darlington to their home in
this town
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MARY Emma Whitn.
Lrf. 81 al
nrffuflnuta

III" object 81 ilis In ~ to prncurr a decree
Tor sHi" pi certain real estate situated In Hnt-
l"rl and t"rtl Counties, inthc state ni Mary
land
1hr Bill states that DciRplnine Mcdaniel
the father 81 Joseph t.. M 'DnnIr! nnd of he
Defendants, Mary Emma whitaker aud Anna
Mcdaniel, departed this HE on the 2iHt dny
ni January. lss5, leaving Inst win and
Testament properly executed to pass real
estate under the LHwa pi Maryland, dntcd
the 18Th Gay of December, IAEI, and duly
omitted Ia probate In thr city and Count y
III Philadelphia state Oi Pennsylvania where
me Ahid IeSihtpr resided NJ the time Of his
County. Mhrynnd. where the same IL now
recorded. that by said WIN the TeAthtOr de.
yls"d all the residue 81 his estate. real, per
Spnal and mixed, to hts Executors therein
named
To wit: Joseph l. Mcdaniel. Plaintiff aud
the DEFENDANTS. Mary Emma Whitaker, Anna
Lucy Mcdaniel Robert n Simprfp, Sarah A.
Mcdaniel and II rcTtnin Thomas HhunghTd.
nrT t. DC held by them for aud during the
III" time of the said Sarah A Mcdaniel and
after her death 10 hctTuhlly divided between
1ants. Mary Emma whitaker and Anna Lucy
Mcdaniel ns set forth In u csrtihsd COPY OF
said VIII hled - EGhbitA.
That Sarah 4, Mcdaniel died on the 10Th
day Of February. 1907; that Thomas Bnum.
gardner, another of said Executors, has also
died, nnh Robert n Shippers resigned at or
about the dhte 1f the d~Hth Df tbs Eaid Snrnh
A. NrDnnirl, and the duties rf the Znid EIrcu-
tors have been fully discharged and all
charges Of Hhid WIN have been paid
That on the 10Th day ct Spycmber. 1884.
Joseph l.. Mcdaniel and Caroline H. Me.
Daniel conveyed al The intcrrHt Of Joseph l..
Mcdaniel In and to all the estate Of Della
plhinc Mcdaniel. deceased. to Ethel A. Adams,
and on the same day the said Ethel A, Adams
conveyed to Caroline ~ Mcdaniel, the plain
tin. all the interest In said real estate 40 con
ycyed by them and more fully set forth In
copies Of said Deeds hlpd ~ EIhilit u and {
to said BIZ If Complaint. and that the real
estate included within the feHidium Of said
ltrlnplaine Mcdaniel Hestntc and stlll remain
ing undispOscd 81 md now owned by Caro-.
line ~. Mcdaniel Plaintin, and Mary EmmA
Whitaker and Anna Lucy Mcdaniel In equal
shares hs more particularly described a-
| follows:
tal Al that parcel OF land on Broad Greek
| in the Riith Election District Of Hartford
County containing SiT Hundred and Forty.
Five $3.50 acres. more or less. which IL de.
spfibed In n Deed from StcScnHonA. WiIlisms
Trustee. 10 Thomas BaumEardner and hers
| Executors. dated the ard day 81 Deccmbrr
| In the year 1907. and recorded among the
| Land Records Of Hartford County In I.iber "
! y. T. No. IL. folio IBi.
| tby All that certain lot Of lana on the
| ehsteTly side Of Main Street. In the town oil
| Northeast, in tecil County, Maryland, front
: ing fifty 5OD feet on said Main Street aud
running rasttrly theTeffOm an even depth oi
One Hundred and Plfty GSOJ feet, being the
same lot which was conveyed 10 Dslaplains
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From Jarrettsyills.

JARRETTSviLLR. Oct. l2-The regular
monthly me, ting OF the Ladies Aid So.
Getty of Calvary Nj l.. Church South will
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]
IL Jarrett on this FRIDAY night.
Mis- Elizabeth Dcl.eur. OF New York
Is the guest of Mrs {. W. Amoss.
Miss Jessie Williams has accepted u
pc sition with Mr., Pond, the Art lnstruc
tor OF the Mary Land Institute.
Misses May and Ruth GLADDEN., both oi
whom have been suffering from typhoid
fever are improving
Rev Robert Jenkins. of Pennsylvania,
has accepted call to Bethel Presbv
terian Church. lie will take up the wot h
the middle of November
Revival services will begin at Calvary
NJ, Il, Church South on next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Norval Busey. OF New York, is
the guest OF her sister.in.law, Mrs. ]. J..
Williams.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-14
Churchville Clippings

CHuRcHNILLR. October ll-Rcv, T. II
Allison returned ON Saturday to hi,
work, alter a pleasant stay in Nova
Scotia
We were glad tn see Rev. $ {. Wassur
IN our village on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Harlan and Master
Paul Harlan spent Saturday and sun
Law at Sudhrook Park. baltimore.
NJ istcts Earl and Sisco Hawkins, who
have been tick for about four weeks with
typhoid fever, are able to be down st airs
Mt Eal Taylor, of Baltimore, was tn,
week end guest of his sister. Mrs Laura
Hawkins.
Miss Christine Timing delivered .
temperance address to "A crowded hous,
at Smiths Chapel on last Sunday nigh,
snd afterwards organized society with
ten members