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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
ABERDEEN Letter.

hmERBEES, October ~ Rally Day was
obs ivcd in our Sunday Schools on sun.
day. the sixteenth instant. In Grove
Presbyterian School l2G person. were
present, aud u program Oi interesting
txrfr!-cs WINS rendered by the scholars
IN officers The collection was for the
support 81 immigrant work in TINS
country AT the morning service an ad'
dress was made by Rev Dcmctrius Vish
nnUH. VI. -, who IL II convert from the
Greek Church III Macedonia To the Meth
udst faith His father, who was ruler
Of one Of the provinces Of Macedonia,
threatened to kill him Tor rtnouncng his
Old faith aud Dr NishanUIi wasiOTCcd to
leave his own country. lie IN now II
naturalilcd citizen ol this country aud IL
graduate II the North Western TINT.
vcrsity aud Drew Theological Seminary
lie also has an NJ. u from he University
ii prnns yVania His father isnuw dead
and Ia intends to w back to his own
country to help chrstianiL' his country
men Dr VishnnoH made an address In
Grace NJ. l. Church South on sunday
evening aud at Aberdeen VI l.. Church
on Wednesday.
Charlie Mitchell Is s.ill winning
honDrs on the turf. his latest achieve.
meat being first place in three heats in
the 2 10 trottiug race at Greensboro. N
{ on Friday last Time 2 l1h.
An oyster slpper will he held in the
town hall two evenings during Thanks.
giving week Tor he benefit ii Aberdeen
High School The patrons Of this vnlu
able Institution ARE solicited to aid by
donations Of those things which go to
make up n supper and Of fancy articles
Tor the bIoths.
Dr. { II ktictc and Mr.. !. Harry Glib
son are improving their homes with con.
crete walls
Mrs Clifford {, Barnes. Of anIiibher.
Is spending some time with her mother,
Mrs W o Hughes
Mr. and Mrs John T. Mason were over
sunday guests Of Mrs MasOns niece,
Mrs K Percy ilanway. ufCreswcll. They
are spending part oi the week with Tela.
tiyrs in HnyTc dc Grace
Work ON thu new office for Baker and
Morgan 10 progressing It is situated
on Bel Air Avenue b,twrrn Cummings
Bakery and COu'r tipncry store and the
building until recently occupied by K e
Rouse X Co II will he one story frame
structure Of hyc rogms
Mrs A 7 Hawkins went M a dele.
gate to the Sunday School Convention
which was lcld ia Baltimore last week,
Revival services began at Wesleyan
Chapel on last Sunday evening,
Rev Frederick kul'mar ~ Churelylle
Presbyterian Church. will occupy the
pulpit II Grove Church on Sunday morn.
ing, October 20. while Rev Thomas T
Brown will preach aud administer the
Sacrament 81 the Lords Supper At
Churchville on that occasion.
Mr. c W Bakers new stable on Bel
Air Avenue is completed and is n model
II convenience Of it's kind
kIHtIsIk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
CANNING

While all Of the corn and most Of the
tomato cnnnerics in Hartford are closed
for the season, nothing short ui a lctyy
frost, which would probably follow It
good rain, will close the rest In the
meantime these men know they arc
Theoretically sealing up good money
which they have failed to lay hands ON
for several seasons l'rlikc the growers
east of the Chesapeake. many If our
farmers have raised good crops Of
tomatoes at good prices which have
been economically handled because Of the
dry weather. Mr.. John Webster, Of near
Calvary, had a week ago 5000 lu'hrIs
from ten acres, Nj. Charles Wilson had
1900 bushels IN four acres, MIR J.. H..
Mccormick farmer had 900 bushels on
two acres and Mr.. Robert W Hollands
farmer had 3, 500 bushels ON seven acres
Many Others throughout thr county
have had similar yields which do much
tn keep the wolf from the door.
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TAYLOR MERRYMAN.

The marriage ut Miss Mary l. Ina Mcr.
ryman, only daughter OF MIR and Mrs
N. q NerrImnn al Jarrettsville, and
MIR. Charles Henry Taylor of Baltimore,
was s"Nemnllrd at Ashury Methodist
Episcopal Church ON Tuesday evening at
six O'Clock Rrvs. k. s Harnes and {. |
flory uthcinting.
The church was profuscly decorated
with palms and ferns, which were taste.
fully grouped about the front OF the
church. Because of the popularity of the
bridal couple the church was crowded
with their many friends lcfore the hour
for the ceremony.
The bridal party entered the church to
the strains of Lphcugrin The ushtrs.
MessiS Walter and Marvin Merr yman,
brothers OF the bride. Mr. William II
Jarrett, uncle of the groom, and Mr. John
liaddaway, of Baltimore, led the process
sion followed bv the bridesmaids, Miss
ora Gcmmill and Miss Marian Stubs of
Delta, cousins Of the bride, Miss Mary
Wiley aud Miss Virginia TaSlbr sister Of
the grrum, The hrid, maids wore white
embroidered swiss with pink saslrs, and
carried white carnations. Lucille aud
Mildr,d Taylor. sisters of the groom,
were the lluwcl girls and carried baskets
Of white carnations.
The bride entered the church on the
arm 81 her father an was met at the
chnh'rl by the groom, attended by his
best man. Mr. William A. Taylor, Of Rel
Air, She was handsomely gowned in
white satin with pearl trimmings, and
carried bride roses aud lilies OF the valley.
The tullc veil was caught up with orange
blossoms. Miss Mary G. Taylor, the
maid of honor, wore pink mcsnlinc sntin
aud carried pink roses.
An antcnuptinl luncheon was served at
the home oi the bride from one thirty To
four.
After the CcTmnny lunch was served AT
the home ui the groom aud the couplc
lett for n northern trip pon their re
turn thcy will make their home at 2i4O
North Ihnrlcs street.
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PERSONAL MENTlON.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Colgan. Ir.,
OF Baltimore. spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. Colgans parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward !. Colgan, ST., of Reckord.
Mrs. Burnett White. of Baltimore and
Mrs. Hettie Murrcll. OF Salisbury, Md,
spent Sunday and Monday with Mr..
and Mrs, Edward J. Colgan, ofReckord.
Mrs. Samuel W. STREET. and two little
daughters, Elizabeth and Flora Mae, of
Madonna. spent last week with Mrs
Streets mother, Mrs Viola Scarborough
of Prospect.
Mr. George l. kisling. Roland Park,
spent several days last week with his
parents. near Bel Air.
Miss Goldie Smith. OF Stafford Terrace,
lett last week for Virginia to make an
extended visit among relatives.
Mr. Luther Sheridan. WHO has been
i'll for the past two weeks at his home
rear Level. is able to he out again
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

Mr. Char'cs Bolz, a Prominent farmer
of the vicinity Of Calvary. il in serious
condition at his home, as the result OF
having been beaten by two negroes on
Sunday OF last week. The two negroes
appeared at Mr.. Bolz's home ut about
noon On Sunday and asked for cider.
They were refused and went away They
Returned. however. about iivs O'Clock in
the afternoon II. while the rc.t of the family
was AT church. and again demanded
cider. o. being again refused they f II
upon the old man and heat him until his
face aud head were an almost unrecuI.
II fable mass He was found unconscious
at the wood pile by the members ui tie
family on returning from church. but
medical assistance was not summoned
until Monday. Warrants are out Tor
the arT 81 Of the negroes
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llAvre de Grace Letter.

lIAvRE DE GRACE, October 18th MIR
and Mrs William Gnrrell received word
IN Tuesday ui the death ui their dauuh.
ter, Mrs Thomas Wllcmnn, In California,
where she had lived since her marriage
nearly two years ago Mrs Wilcman's
sister Miss Ethel Gorrcll, was with her
at the time Oi her death.
Miss Eleanor ackson was married last
Saturday evening nj her home on Green
street to Mr. Frank Fleming. of phila.
delpha Mr. aud Mrs. Fleming will
make their home in Philadelphia.
The little kraus boy who has been
suffering from iniintilc paralysis has 80
far rccnverci Gs to he able to be AIKEN on
the street in II prrnmhulator
The ladi ~ of the NJ Il Church will aiye
a masquerade reception IN the social
room 81 the church on Friday evening,
October ~
Miss Dorothy Nnudivcr entertained
about twenty of her Young friends Mt II
lawn party at her home on Saturday
afternoon
The new Grace Reformed Church IL
nearing completion, the will, being up
and The roof well under way.
ME- and Mrs VI uuirk, Of New York,
are visiting relatives here.
ME-. and Mrs Benton Philips, Of Bnlti
more, spcnt SUNDAY with Mrs Philips
parents. Mi aud Mrs. William Dye.
N rph Nanncinan, son Of MIR. and
Mrs |. ". Nanncman, who was grad
uatcd from dickinson College. Carlisle.
PA last year. has entered upon four.
year course III medicine mt the Johns
Hopkins University.
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COUNTY COMMlSilONERi.

Road checks were issued AS follows Il
X q. X K Co, freight ON stone, $lOI 20,
Kelly Springfield Roller Co, machinery,
$il7 so; John W. Peterson. repairs ON
Hickory road, $3.50 %; Frank kearney,
$ll9 Is; George O'Donnell mason work
$+3; ID i. Reckord, crushCd stone,
SITS 81; William T Hlditch, Rel Pump
road. $34O 81; Richard Ayrcs, mason
work. SAL 20; Frank Pearce. $2t; Thos.
II Hitchcock. $50 rs; William J. Dick
So 20; Nelson Scarborough. 500 II,
Thomas {. forsythc. Hartford Creamery
road. $3.50 ~
Miscrllane Gus A. S Upton. coroucrs
inquest. $40, Same burial permits, 50 so,
Walter Sellers, almshnusc account SIl OI,
The Deprce Chemical Co for fumigntors.
$40; James Ander son and wife, labor at
almshousr, S2l 10
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CnrRcnVnLE. OF rber IL Mrs Alfred
A. Richardson left on saturday ioI
Georgetown. Del. where she expects tn
spend II month visiting relatives.
Mis- Taylor, 81 Baltimore. ~ visiting
her daughter. Mrs |. Il Hawkins
Mrs John Mitchell, OF Emmorton. was
the week end guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Walter Coalc.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hall and Master
Lewis Hall expect to leave on Thursday
Tor New York and New Jersey, where
they will spend the next three weeks
visiting relatives.
Mr., George Hartman IL critically i'll at
the home of his brother here.
Rev George Baines OF l!lmhcfst, Pa
is visiting his sisters, the Misses Barnes,
near here.
The Sacrcmcnt Of the Lords Supper
will he administered In the Presbyterian
Church on sun Law Rev. r. 7. Brown,
ui Aberdeen, will have charge of the
services. Service Saturday afternoon at
thee O'Clock.
Miss Margaret llarlal Of baltimore
is the guest Of her uncrs family, Mr.. W.
Il. Harlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Trago have re.
turned home after II siE months stay IN
Missouri
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IllE GRlAI POMLR PlANI

o. Friday several hundred Of the lead
inv citizens at New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other sections of MARY.
lauh. especially Of Ilarord, Ind the
pleasure ~ visit NJ McC nll's Ferry NOW
called lI"llwoodJ Ia inspect hccompIet
ed power plant nndsr' the electric current
officially ll,-hrd t. baltimore by his
rHcrlcncy Mayor Nnhuul The day
WAS perfect surrounding rpuditions Ideal,
aud the crowd ready Tor foil enjoyment.
The wllhui, president J. l.. Aldfed,
who has contaminated HE fifteen year
old dreams 81 engineers aud capt. alists
WAS the leader Of thcCrpwd Mr Added
however is pre- cmiucnt!y man Of nc ion
aud not II words His hpbitual silence
aud reserve surround him wit nnatmos.
phrfc Of mystery which sets everyone to
guessing what VIII he the next product
pt his rcsJurcciul brain Those who
have prophcsicd no power because Of no
water in summer had their fears scattered
when they saw sheet of fulmnu water
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Miss Alice Gertrude hler. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas l'hler. Of Brighton,
Md, and Mr.. William +. Holston were
married at Brown Memorial presbytcr.
ian Church on Wednesday of last week.
The ceremony was performed by tic pas
tor, DR.. J. Ross Stevenson. The bride
wore a dark blue travelling suit and car.
ried chrysanthemums. After the cetc.
mony the bridal couple lett for rhiladeI.
phia and Atlantic City. Ga their return
they will reside at 7l5 Roland avenue,
Baltimore. Miss llhler wasin The Egis
office when 1t was under the mansRemcr
of Finney X Dashiell.
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PSLESymLE, October 1S-Mrs. s A,
Brady and family have moved To Balti
more, where Mrs liradly's children
George, Tom and Miss Edna. are attend
ing school
Mrs Il d. Mycr has returned to tcr
home here after two weeks visit Ia
relatives aud itiends IN philadt lphia
Mrs. Mct'raw and daughter ARE the
guests OF Rev Father McGraw, at st.
Mary's Rcctory. near Pylesville.
Nc 5. q Jenkins. formerly of Pyles.
vile, is quite Ill at the residence Of his
sister, Mrs X IIillen Jenkins. in Balti.
more
Mrs James Kelly. OF Rel Air. Mrs
Allen, ct l'rvansvillc. Ia and MIR. i
Glackin, II Brandy wine summit. Pa
were guests 81 Mr. and Mrs l. Howard
linrtOl last wrth.
The drputh is assuming very serious
proportions around this ncighhorhood
Mcssrs. Alpnza Wilson and II. Il. Dooley
are among the many farmers who have
to haul water tor all purposes. oil wells
and springs having gone dry,
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Fsllston Clippings

FALLSToN oct I9-Thc Sunday School
Of the FallstOn Presbyterian Church will
hold it's annual Rally bay Service on
next Sunday, Oct 20. at 3 +. NJ. There
wi be special music by the school and
the folio wing will deliver addresses
Rev Pre- icrick Mcneil. the pastor viii
speak on the Teachers Responsibility"
Rev. A. b. Hallock will address the
scholars; DR.. J. S Green will speak on
The Value Of Sunday School and the
Parents Responsibility to it " The
superintendent. Mr.. Joseph Crumlsh.
will give souvenir to each scholar
teacher and officer present. Those in
charge are planning to make this the b st
rally ever held by the school.
Evangelist Kline. Of Washington. d. c,
spoke at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church last Sunday
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Neighborhood Ne4vs.


STREETT October l7-Mrl Sarah Rut
ter, Of Baltimore, has returned to her
home after two weeks visit with her
friend, Mrs Anne W. Burkins
Miss Mollie McCann, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Charles Dick, has
returned to her home In Philadelphia
Mrs Charles Dick spent some time
with her cousin, Miss Sadie Mccain, Of
Washington
The farmers are busy seeding wheat
and husking corn.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. Her
man Norris IL confined to his home with
An attack oi rheumatism
Revival services are being conducted
ut Bmory NJ. T. Church by the pastor,
Rev. Thomas Wheeler.
fAu,JA
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flAhART

MIR. 'pseph E. Flahart AMI Miss Anna
: lynx wee married at the home OF
Mr am Mrs. James p. Deckman, grand
parents of the groom, at Scarboro, on
Tuesday evening. October Is Miss
Lynx was a native of Manchester, Eng
land, but in 1906 came to Baltimore
where she was employed as a teacher OF
languages. Mr. and Mrs Flahart left ON
Wednesday for n trip to Gettysburg and
other points of interest On their return
they Mill reside at Scarboro.
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tuliord News.

FuLfoRD. Oct. l0-Most of the city
help employed by the eanrcries of this
community has returned dutirg the past
week This years pack OF tomatoes is
nearly equal to the pack of previous
wears
Miss Grace KYLE, "A nurse of Philadcl.
phia, has returned to her dutic, in that
place.
Mr.. Allison, OF Churchvillr. spent last
Wednesday evening with Mrs Amoss
Cooley.
Mr. Wilson Harvard spent some time
in Baltimore last week
Miss Mccain, of Philadelphia. who
has spent a short time with her niece,
Mrs, Bower, has returned to her home.
Rev /. Ennis has been conducting
very interesting services at Mt 4 on NJ.
t. Church dutiI 4 the past week
Mrs. Handy lost II valuable cow last
week. II is Thought that II was poisoned
by something it had eaten.
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OBITUARY..


Mrs. S Amanda Dixon, aged "a wears
wife of Robert +. Dixon and an aunt OF
Mr.. William l.. Amoss. of this county y,
died Mt her country home, North Bend,
on yesterday morning. Resides her hus
band she is survived by six children.
ALEXANDER Z. JONES
Tie funeral of Mr. Alexander L. Icnss
was held at Centre NJ. L Church, Forest
Hill, on Friday morning of last week.
iHtcrment in Nit Carmel cemetery. EN-.
morton The pail bearers were Messrs.
II II. Black. Emory Reese, Abel ID vii.
son. James T.. Whalan, William X. Wallis
aHd John 7, llarkins
MRS. ELHNngTm HYATT RouSg.
Mis-. Elizabeth HYATT Rouse, wife OF
Mr.. William Chapman Rouse, died at CT
home. ms ST, Paul street. baltimore,
on Mon lay afternoon. Last Nav she
suffered from u severe attack of rhcuma.
tiSm from which she never recovered
Mrs. Rouse was horn in Hartford but
spent most oi her carly lie in Louisville,
n.y. She took an active part in the
work ui Grace NJ T. Church aud was "A
member OF the Wumuu's Auxiliary Board
OF the Maryland University Hospital and
OF the Arundel Club She is survived by
tcr husband, i've daughters and one son;
Mis- {. s. Grove. OF Baltimore; Mrs.
George +, Flick. Of Chicago. MIS- Samuel
II. lams, "t Mnyncshurg Pa, Misses L.
1. and R"b'Itr Rouse, OF baltimore, and
MIR, John & Rouse, of baltimore.
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enterprise deserve a great deal of credit
for their work.
| n, S,;,.
pp"s'o"' ""o was secretary %
tue organization, spared no pains in
trying to make il a success and his flor Is
w.r. tu,Iv r.ward.d
TIL. ;,,.r, al ,.-.o, =, A..
| ~" Pu'po'e oi Ine "an
asement was to try to arouse the inter
est OF TIE people OF the county, lookir x
| forward IN the re sstabI;sbr.,t of 81 .
uar,o.d Cau.p D. -,
"'y f""' IL o"e '"u'Niuuhi
can eohuuet SUCH successful exhibitor
as was witnessed on Saturday, surely
several. with the same amount If energy
.,j .,ihu.;.. ,,y'.~
W" "'"A' TUG "'' "Su''
cess
The horse show was held in the morn.
Ing, beginning at 10 40. DR. + c. Shrink
A w Ice md s.m,., Ed., -. A..
u""'' ,''e' "''@ ""
I"oses Inc following awards were
made
Ladies' lipht driving class driven nv
ladies' Mrs. Morgan Whi,cford. first.
Miss Lillian X. Porwood, second; Mrs
Herman Stump, third,
Heavy Draft Stallion-Harry lanes
first; Ioseph T Whining. second. DIR Herbert
Hoop 5, third.
Light Harness Double George Standi.
ford. first
General Utility Double-Edward Dean.
first
Belgian Matcs-Iosenh Twiniuv frs,
and second.
Standard Bred-Iohn A. Evans, first;
James NJ Ramplcy, second, and l., l.,
Dilworth. third
STANDARD Bred Horses (repistered)-II.
A. Brchm, first.
Standard bred mot resistered) Harry
amcs, first; Cover Davis, second.
Thrce.,c.r Odds, Pcrchcrons-I. A. G.
Allen, first; DR.. Hoops, second.
German Cnach-J0hn A. Evans, first.
Belsians-- Joseph Twining, first
Aged Pcrcherons-H lanes, first.
Two.year old Standard Bred-Thomas
u Oakley, first; Frederick Smith. second
Three. year old Standard Brcd-Harry
Il. James, first; Robert Leach, second,
Frank Huilecker, third
Three year old Light Harness i. |.
McS ormich hrst SiaTnce Stubhs, See.
,.h, u - Sa"i. ~ An
first, Morgan Whitciorj second, CIyJ.
Spencer, third.
General utiiity-Jostph lwlning, hrsi;
liza ." M, nMsohe I , MS
first and second
Percheron Colts-J. A G. Allen. first
ana second
III t s'.,. nisn LIS I"SePn W mum
Nonstandard Colts Richard Bode.
first.
'ehefai 'tiiity Solts-'lasgow Archer,
Standard Rred yra,liuys- Christian
Smith, first, Richard I,ode, second; Miss
Laura Oakley. third
General Utility. one year. Odds Joseph
lwining, hrst
Ty;nin" 6t., ''"' ''"' '"''P"
Thn,p,,,hL,.5 p.oI.,..J "a >t
,,l,, 'NA''''''" j. W. ""'
p.o;.,., p.i,io y..,,. ,L
Twininy frs, and second
Saddle Class-E. Nj. Allen. hrst Roy
Bfooks second Bcttram CoaIc, third.
The horse and motor cycl, races were
h.lJ i, a.. n,.,.,, h.a,..,,, -, .
49,, 49, -, "'''' wv" "s''"'"s ~
- ''"' '"'''''''"k ""' ~
citing sport of the day was the motor
cycle races. Tie one mile race was won
by Chic Themes In the live mile rRlr
several members 4 the American Motor.
Cyclc Association comneted MAJ Emit
g., ,,,,. M, -, 49,,
"'
Ogden third.
The running and trotting race, which
nccuu;rd the GREATER mari of III. after
mon were ma follow..
g, r,., - 49,.
RUIZ T. W Murnhv .'..''o .
Time 5hla aud 81 sec.
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visiting his parents, Mr. and MIS- ]. NJ
HUFF, has returned to philadelphia.
Mrs Sarah Thomas is visiting friends
in Baltimore city and county
MIR. Hetb,rt Bailey Is having an All.
dition built to his residence.
Fanny, mare belonging to MIR, VIM
II. Scarborough, died recently at the age
OF "a years She was able 10 do light
work within a few days of her death.
nRuCR
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DEAFNESS Cannot Be Cured

by local application. ~ they chnn1t rchch
the diseased portion oi thrcnr. There ls"nly
one why to cure deafness and TINT IL bY con.
HtitutiOnnl remedies. Deafness IL caused by
an inHnmcd condition Of the mucous lining
uf the EustHcbian Tube. when this tube II
iniunrd you have rumbling sound or I'm.
perfect herring. aud whrnit IL cntirely closed.
Deafness IL the Trsult. and unless the inilnm.
nation can he taken out and this tube re-.
stored 10 It's normal condition. hearing viii
are caused bY CHthrrh, which IL nothing but
an infamcd condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Humid ed Dollars for any
case Of Deafness tcAused bycatRrfhJ that can.
not be cured By Hans CAtnrrh Cure. send
for circulars, tree.
j.. ] CHENEY " co. Tolsdo. o.
Sold by Druggists, TIC,
Take Halls Family pills for constipation,
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HORSE SHOW AND RACES

About 2 900 people attended the Horse
Show and Races held at the Hartford
County Pair Grounds on Saturday,
October IL. Although all of the
entries were not as full as was eI-
pected there was an excellent exhibition
Of horse flesh and the promoters Of the
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ScARBORo, Oct 19-Mr. and Mrs u.
L. Bailey. who have spent the summer
at their residence here, have returned to
Baltimore
Mrs Hannah r Scarborough. Of Scar
bOro and Mr'srs. X PYLE and !. N.
Huff. Of Min Green. have returned from
TIP to Newark and Wilmington, Del.
Mr.. Ellsworth Huff, who has been
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Ia lowing remembrance Of our darling,
Mary Miller Thompson, who departed this
life four years ago, OctObef ~, 1900.
Heaven ret slneth now our darling,
Earth her snow hite cnAket keeps.
sweetest thoughts will ever liDger
Near the grave where Mary sleeps.
ny MAMMA,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
DR.. B w. G.. JAMES
VETERINARY SURGEON.

iormer assistant "f the Maryland Vsteri-
nary hospital. E''sth years experience at
Professional Practice. Come night or day
T,RatdIcs. 81 weather Alsp sure cure for
Cole n seut for la time. {. n J., Phone.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
ORDER NlSl.

Harold Walsh, ELIZA. In the Circuit Court
beth Walsh, his VILE for
vs.. IiaTfoTd County.
Ralph Walsh. ct al In BquIty.
Ordered this 10th day u October. 1910.
that the shlt made and reported In the above
entitled cause by Harold Walsh. TRUSTEE. he
finally confirmed, unless cause 10 the con
tThTy thereof he shown on or before the 9th
day Ofkoyember, 1910: provided copy 81
this order he inserted in some newspaper
published In Iiarford County once In each III
three 49, successive weeks before the 9TH dry
of November, 1910.
The report states the amount Of sale To he
S15.25O.OD.
JOHN A. ROBINSON. CLERK.
True COpy--Test
JOHN A. ROBINSON. Clerk.