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LAND TRANSfERS TO MARCH 80.

Margaret A. Boyd to James William
Boyd, tract OF land in fourth district, ON
road from Rocks, near Chrome Hill, con
tanning AZ acres. So
Dennis j. Mckenna, trustee. ct al, to
Charles w Bachman and wife. tract OF
la nd In third district, on Baltimore turr
pike, containing Sc acres. S.. 800,
Isaac s Sanner and wife to William {.
Wagner, tract Of land in third district.
on road from Fnllston to loppa contain.
ing 30 acres, So 500.
John Z. Gricr and wife to Charles W,
Galley, tract of land in third district on
road from Forest Hill to Chestnut iiill,
containing 55 acres. 81 300
J. Edwin Webster, trustee, To William
II. Harlan, tract of land in fifth district,
containing l53 acres, 81 600
Stewart X. kirkwood ct al to Anna
Blanche kirkwood ct al, divided hall
interest IN tract of land in fourth district,
near road from Madonna to Hartford
Creamery, containing II acres, 81 100
William kirkwood to Russell k Kirk.
wood, parcel Of land in fourth district,
on road from Bradenbaugh to AIloway' s
shops, containing I acres, $40
Hope kirkwood ct al to Russell K
kirkwood, tract OF land in fourth dis,
trict, on road from Bradcnbaugh to Al.
loway's shops, containing 53ia acres,
ST. GO
William r Robins to Stewart K
kirkwood. tract of lnud in fourth dis.
trct on road from Madonna to Hartford
Creamery, containing ~ ncrrs, ST.. 900
n Ncwin Smith and wife ct al to Re.
bcckah W. Smith. two lots Of land in
fifth district, on rond from Darlington
to Castlcton, containing together li7
pcrchrs, S45.
Rchcckah w Smith and husband to N
Ncwin Smith ct al ono sixth interest in
parcel Of land in fifth district, IN road
from Darlington to Castlcton, So
r. Burton Smith and wife to Kate T.,
Copper, lot in fifth district, on road from
Dublin to Glenco Yc, cont aiming acres,
$3.50.
James W. McNabb and wife to James
Eckman. lot in fifth district, containing
| acre, $50.
Andrew Il. Reed and wife to Susquc.
hanna Pole Line Company, strip Of land
in fourth district, containing ~ acres.
So.
John + DeRau, Jr, and wife ct Al, to
same, strip Of land in fourth district.
containing "a acres, So.
William II Harlan and wife to sane,
strip Of land in fourth district contain.
ing 1 acres. So
John ID Thomas and wife ct AL, to
same, strip Of land in fourth district,
containing | acre, SIS
Deed Of trust from William II Edclcr
to Harry S Carver Amount Of bond
$500.
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FOREST FIRES

A timely communication from the
State Forester calls attention to the
g7eat danger of forest fires at this sea
son. His record for last year credits
lIartprd with nine. which burned over
542 acrrs and caused damages estimated
at So 9G6 From the fact that trees are
budding in the spring the damage done
is often more serious than that from fall
fires.
The state forest fire law is quite severe
on the suhj-c making it misdrmeanor
punishable by ine and Imprisonment for
one to allow IA FIRE to escape from hi.
own lands onto those Of his neighbor
The state wards are authorized to TAX,
all necessary steps to cKtinguish fires
when they occur. the counties in which
they occur to bear the expense Twenty
three thousand acres In the state wer,
burnt over last year, with loss o
$50 200 worth Of property.
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The Forest liilI Farmers Club

The Forest Hill Farmers Clul met al
the residence Of Mr. James lake al
Wednesday Of last week with good at
tendance
The Committee ui Inspection, Mc.srs
Wilmer Hopes and William II Tucker
reported the farm formerly the Charles
|. Vail farm in fac condition and that
the wheat cop looked as hue ms any
they had seen this season They ais,
noted that he had a nice lot If corn in
the crib. which this year is equiyal Mt a.
"A bag Of gold. and had already PLANTED
four acres 81 potatoes
The most attractive find Of the com
mittee was Miss Lakes four pens q
White Plymouth Rocks which were st
handsome that out Of curiosity the com
mittee weighed one hen which tipped the
beam at over eight pounds.
The regular subject Of the evening wa'
postponed, and instead the Club discuss
ed tie advisahility Of each farmer kccp
ing accurate account Of his husines.
operations aud at the end Of each yea
make report Of results to the club
The next meeting will be held at the
residence Of Mr. Garnet Radebaugh
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CmpnNr linn, March pv --Nra RirL
ard f. Bish,p has s,ld her iva fam,
here. one To- MIR Richard Ayrcs. fine n,hr,
with store 10 Mr.. Emmanuel I,lnncv
She will reside hereafter with her nice,
near Etlicutt civ. md viii Ir,vc he,
ueiahbots and relatives 10 many rry,,,,
AS She ia one Of thrnldrst hest knnw,
residents
MIR RAYMOND Calder has ,poaurI IA
run "A delivery route far Mr. lam RIM
say. ol tic Rocks
Mis- MARY llry. vhp sLrrnt.ocL
ina at Ro.k Ran. .prut the En,trr hnIi
days with hen family mean here.
MIR and Mr.. Archer prpuinutnr Inv,
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they can
not reach the seat OF the disease. Gatarrh
IL a blood or constitutional disease. aud In
order to cure II you must take internal rem.
edics HAIRS Catnrrh Cure is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and mu.
cnus surfaces. Halls Gatarrh Cure IL not a
uuack medicine. 1t wasp prescribed by one OF
the hest physicians In this country for wears
aud is "A regular prescription II II cuui.
posed OF the best tones known, combined
with the hest blood purifiers acting directly
on the mucous surfaces The perfect com.
htnation of the two ingredients Is what pro.
duccs such wonderful results in curing Ca.
tatth. send tor testimonials free.
u. j. CHENEY Y CO, Props. Toledo. q.
Spld by Druggists. price zoe.
Take Hairs Family rhlS for constipation.
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from Abstdssn

AnERDEEN, March 3Oth The Concert
Combined Musical Club of Dickinson
College gave their entertainment in the
town hall on Friday evening last aud
met with unprecedented success After
the entertainment the club was given a
reception at the home Of its manager
Mr. & Harold Baker, and after that the
members dispersed To the homes If our
townspeuplc. who gave them entertain.
mcnt over night
Monday with Mis- Ronald More Bond,
of Putt Deposit
Mi tiirrv Maxwell. OF baltimore. il
visiting the family OF Mi 7 l.. llanway
Mi lanes kenly, # baltimore,
spent Easter with Mr. r l.. Hanway
Misses Jane and Eliza Lee. IT Hannah
More Academy, are guests ct Miss Eva
Morgan.
Mrs Morgan Mitchell aud Miss Belle
Williams spent pnrt 81 thr week Ia Hal.
timorr.
Mrs Charles II hrirtc will entertain
at rald9 at her home On Saturday after.
noon. April .
The Ladies Aid Society Of Grove prcg.
hytciihn Church will meet at the manfc
On Thurs dny afternoon, April T.
The Easter offering in Grove Church
on Sunday morning amounted to S1OG
Mr. Morgan Mitchell was in Newark
on Iucrday in the intercs, of his track
horses, which he intends to send there
on Thur siay Tor training.
Mi Robert II Smith Ir, OF Princeton,
was at his home on SprSulir Island for
the holi lays
Miss Martha lay, Of Miss M,Cul
longh's School, Gle",pc, spent The Easter
week at her homo.
NIEtistA
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FARMERS CLUBS.

MR EDIToH: | am reader Of your
paper. and sometimes read an article
that makes me feel like talking am
no writer. never wrote an article for
publication in my life, however cannot
resist the temptation Of helping to III
your waste basket at this time have
been a farm laborer all my life, and ike
to sec good farming. | like to hear Of
farmers clubs, think there should be
more Of them. but what are the farmers
clubs fof2 Are they az now CO nducteh,
simply to have good time, a good sup.
per. and then report the meeting for
publication in the county papers stating
that the club met at Mr. Dobsons. and
found things in up.to date order? |
know OF one farmer who is making
preparations now to have thinas look
ing their best when the club meets at his
place. Why not try to have the farm
ALWAYS looking its bestl Why wait un.
til the club is coming2 | like to hear Of
farmers clubs, and there should be more
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Personal MENTl0N


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from Darlington

DARLINGTON March 2Sth.-Mrs. /
Fletcher Hopkins spent the Easter holi.
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Hollis. at bush River Neck.
Miss Bessie pshur Hooper, of Mt.
Washington, spent the week end Will,
Mrs. W. Shutc, at "llill Crest"
Mr.. and Mis- {. Lewis Ellicott and
MIR. David Ellicott and Miss Sarah Eli.
colt attended the wedding of Miss
Hannah Fox Stewart and MIR Howard
Taylor in Baltimore on Monday, March
2Sth.
Mrs. J. A. &. Allen entertained ut II
house party over Easter Misses Jennie
Alvey ani Anna Minor and Mcssrs. T
Webster Price an, Tom WhittirIge, OF
Baltimore
Miss Cntharine Self. of baltimore,
spent Sunday with her father. Mir W. II.
Stlic
Rev Edward Wroth and MIR. pinkncy
Wrnth ARE visitors hrrc this week.
Mr. George Chandlcc had sale OF his
personal proper at his home here last
Wednesday, Mr. William ". Lee acting
a1 auctioncer MIR Chnnilcc has taken
possession OF farm near l.updun and
Mr.. Charles Brown will uccupy Mr..
Chhndlcc's house here.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edward NJ. Allen gave n
beautifully arranged card party at their
home "kclvin Grove ON Monday evening.
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COH.MEB PARTY.

a prettily arranged cob web party
was given by Miss Margaret Erwin
at her home at Fork Thursday evening,
March oath, The rooms were artist.
callv decorated with cobwebs, spiders
and potted plants.
Ech guest was given web to un.
ravel. at the eud OF which was rose.
Prizes were awarded, Miss Ida Foard
receiving first prize and MIR Frank
Wright second Vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Miss Estelle
Wright and Miss Florence Arthur. A
card was given each gentleman to un,
tanglc which spelled the name of the
lady he took to the table. where refresh.
ments were served Quite number oI
guests were present
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HAyRE III GRAtE, March goth The
Baysidc Park mud the hill above the
town presented II lively appearance on
Easter Monday afternoon when crowds
of children pathrfed there for their AN
nual cgR rolling
Special East services were held in the
different churches on sunday Rev W
{ BabcDck, 81 he NJ Il Church, l,lt
this vc,k t. attend the ycarlycunirfcrce
in Baltimore, after which he and Ills
family "rii mak" 'he,r home at wood
htrry As Mr. iinb'uCk's voice will not al,
low hun 10 preach for while
Thursday the du,iiuE season closed
but nirfudY many pi tho guuucrs have
h,C,un Fishermen aud hrr busy getting
nets and Il ats in order fnr thr seasons
h,hirg Some ~ the Il yate hive been
towel into position aud their seincs
have brcn given trial haul
The < nights # Pythias celebrated Their
tpr'l,th Anniversary by m entertain
mcnt in the Opera House on Tuesday
evening. The program included shan
initiation.
Among our visitors FIR the Easter
holidays were Mr. and Mrs 5. 4 Hulli
field, Of Baltimore. at Mr. Samuel
Bafncs'; Mrs Charles Ohcil at hei
hro'hcr's Rev J + FitzG raids, MIR
AID Mrs. W 7. Edmondsur and Miss
Viola Edmnndspn At Mrs Sarah
M.hau's M: Harvey Daw, u Washing
ton. at ..is sister ), Mrs hagig hprshce 3,
Mrs IIildn Meyer, a rhIInIsphia, at
Mrs 5 Newmycr Mrs & v kimbaIl
and daughter Clara and Miss May Jon,s
At Mr. ". A. Jones. Misses Martha
Cross, Aeney nugan and IIelcu MtGaw,
ii Philadelphia, at their parent. homes
Miss Susie DonneilY from the Normal
School; Mr. Leo Brown from Washing
ton College. ChcstertDwn, ard Mi
Willard Tydings from the Agricultural
College
Ih" following teachers It cur school
spent the HOLIDAYS ut Df town. Mr.. H.
J.. Owens in Washington. Miss laura 49,
Tammany in Lcwes. Del, Miss Jennie
Cullen in Annapolis. Miss Lotto Carroll
at Roland Park, Baltimore.
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BEL AIR NOTES.

Mi. and Mrs James s Calwell and
family, spent Easter Sunday at their
home near here
Mrs VIM Is. Nelson entertained at
cards at her home on Thursday after.
noon.
Miss Clara II D Pue, of Marlnt on,
". Va, is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth X.
Bradford,
Miss Lillian II arr.son. Of Martinsburg,
". Va is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. L.
F. H. Harrison.
Miss Blanche F. Archer was the guest
Of Mrs E. NJ Allen, at her home near
Darlington, for Easter
Miss Martha Abel Hunter entertained
the Bridge Club at her home on Wednes.
day afternoon
Mrs. Rachel Reed has returned to her
home after spending the winter in Balti.
more.
Miss Elsie Reckord was the guest this
week of friends in Westminster.
Messrs Walter and Nelson Keen spent
the Easter holidays with their parents
here.
Mr. S A. Hobli,zsll, Jr, spent the
Z aster holidays at Atlantic City.
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"The Penalty"

Arnold ndy comes to the Academy O
Music. baltimore. Monday evening In "rh
Penalty" new play which the star an
n"uncrS satisfies him rs n powerful dramati
handling "i the divorce question. Now TIM
ne has found great American play by ma
tive author, Dnly has turSakcn the Buropcai
dfnmntists and has begun an nggressiv,
campaign for the advancement OF the art q
the theatre In this country
halS's leading woman will he no less AT
artistic than Miss iiilda Spong. who will her
self star under Cohan and Harris manage
mcnt next season. The play Is said to b,
magnthccntly staged, the scenes being laid Ia
fashionable Fifth Avenue hotel. and n lux
uriuus private house on Riverside Drive New
the divorce evil, It aims to teach no lesson
nor preach IA sermon. 1t presents n series oi
pictures oi ultrn.modcrn lite in New York
with the object OF interest. entertainment
anu excitement first and foremost IN view.
There will he matincss on Wednesday and
Saturday.
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Saved from The Gtavs

i had about given M hope ufttr nearly
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lington, Md.
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Edna Fennem Baltimore, 10. Appli.
cant, Louis Dashiell.
Hugh J. Cavenaugh. Baltimore, %;
Mary A, Mccarthy, Baltimore, 81. Ap.
plicant, Louis Dashiell.
William II. Wagman. Dallastown, Pa,
33; Sarah A. McDermott, Fawn Grove,
Pa, %. Applicant, w. II. Wagman.
Herbert J. Turner. Bradford. Pa, 81;
Margaret E, Cannon, New York City,
25. Applicant, II, ]. Turner.
John {. Morris, Flintyille, %; Edith
G. Boyle, Ffintvile, 81. Applicant,
Hugh T. Bay.
Henry W. Heaton, Pylesville, %;
Chair y L Enfield, pylesyille, -. Appli.
cant, Thomas Is. Heaton.
COIoRED.
Louis Armstrong to Grace Foreman.
Robert Lisby to Hilda Waters.
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Meighborhood Weqvs.


IARRErrSvnLE. March 2Sth-The Jar
rcttsviile baseball team defeated Taylor
team Monday. March Is, with score
of lS.l6,
Among those who spent Easter viii,
their parents We're Misses Laura
Cnirncs, Lillian Amos. accompanied by
Miss Mary Ristcau. MAY Egvleston,
Mary Hawkins. Minnie Ward aud
Messrs. Vim Upton. VIM Wiley, Ray.
mond Spencer. George Hid and Charles
and viii Taylor
MIR, aud Mis-. e {. Cooling have rc.
turned to their home here after spending
several DAYS with his parents.
Miss Margaret Coale. of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister. Mis-. Henry Jarrett
Mr. { X Stamford spent few days
in Baltimore last week
Mrs, Duddera is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. X. Rarnrs
A surprise party was given Miss l.
Hope Davis in honor OF her 10Th birth
day ON March 24th
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MARRIAGE lIcENsEs ISSUED IN MARCH

Joseph II Webb Fawn Grove. 22;
Hazel X Smith, NorrisviIle, 10 Appli.
cant, K St.ti,r.
Henry D. Walbsck Jarrettsville. 22;
Lena NJ, Diughton, Delta, Pa, 81. APP.
plcant, II D. Walhtck.
James II White, Dublin, 81; Amy J..
Deckman, Dublin, 10 Applicant, Will.
liam Hays
Charles ] Z-itler, Hayre de Grace, 22i
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ANNUAL ELECTION or vesIRYAeN

The annual election of vestrJ men in the
various Protestant Episcopal churches
OF the county was held on Easter Mon.
day with the following result
ST aEoRGE'S rARIsH, FRRRYAAS.
Northumberland s Jay, Cornelius
Cole. Jay p. Towner, Frederick Nelson,
K. Clinton Cronin, Chapman S. Clark.
Phillips NJ Hall, Charles w Michael
!. Edmund Michael, Senior warden Law.
renee NJ Taylor, junior warden; Samuel
S. lay, registrar; Charles w Michael,
treasurer; Charles W Michael, delegate;
Samuel S Jay. alternate.
EMMANUEL PARISH. MEL AIR.
Vestrymen-G Smith Norris, Joseph
M. Street,. John L. G Lee, ]. A. Hunter,
Richard Dallam. Philip II. Close, W. W.
Hopkins. William H. Harlan W. W.
Bradford, senior warden; DR. J. S Hop.
kins. junior warden; Charles II Reed
registrar; William b Nelson. treasurer.
Joseph M STREET., delegate; John l.. G.
Lee. alternate.
molly TRISITY PARISH, GHuRlHFiLLE.
Nestrymen-A. Lawrence Penniman,
James Lee, W Beatty Harlan. Hargraves
Spalding, Herbert Harlan, Is r. Han.
way, ST. William W. Wilson, Harry u.
COale. Senior warden, Alfred A Rich
ardson, junior warden. Amos Glassman;
registrar, w Beatty Harlan; treasurer,
A. Lawrence Penniman; delegate, W.
Beatty Harlan; alternate, James Lee.
ROCK SPRING PARISH.
Vestrymen-John Moores, John Bald.
win, ]. Ruff STREET., Thomas Allibone,
Moores Maynadier, John y Wysong,
Charles E Bull, James Johnson. Senior
warden. J. Ruff STREET.; junior warden,
Charles E Bull; registrar, John b Wy
song; treasurer. John B Wysong, dele.
gate, John Moores; alternate. James
| Johnson.
| ST MARY's PARISH. EMMoRTON
Vestrymen-Edwar II. Hall. S A.
Williams. William Dallam, Arthur c.
Howard. Registrar, Arthur c. Howard.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Road checks were issued AS follows
VIM Writ Clark * On, drain pipe,
S6l2; L, II Hall, grading and crawling
SHOWS Hill, near NanBbber, S4t2 %;
Thomas ]. Galley, $40 49, Herman
Strawhridge. SIS
Miscellaneous orders-James A. Lyle,
burial permits. So 60, ] M. Street, &
Son, printing account, $50
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OF them, with much larger member.
ship, and these cluhs should be conducted
in way that would be instructive and
more beneficial than they are at present
Why don't the farmers get together in
wholesale fashion ard have profitable
time2
lnstructivcly,
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On or Before the i7th day Of July. 1910,

or they may otherwise hy law lie excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of January. 1910,
MARY Il. SULLIVAN.
act,
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81 they may otherwise by law he cIc,udci
from all henrtitr Of SAID estate. All persons
indebted to snId cstatrnre requested To mnLc
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this gath day
of March. 1910,
tECtL CLYDE sOlIRES.
Executor.
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OF they may otherwise by law he excluded
tom al benefits OF said estate. All persons
Indebted To said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment.
',iycn under my hHnd and ncal this 2Sth
day oi March, 1910,
PRANK II WEST.
Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This IL to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county, Md. letters Parliamentary
on the estate of
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late of Hartford county deceased. All persons
having claims hgnint said deceased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the lie.
gal vouchers thereof
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OBITUARY..
MS ETHBL II. LAWpRR

Mrs. Ethel b. Lawder, wife of MIR.
Samuel W. Lawder, Jr, died suddenly at
her home in Brooklyn. N. Y. on Monday,
March 2lst, aged 20 years. Besides her
husband. who was formerly of Havre de
Grace, this county, she is survived by an
infant son.
HARRY JOHNSON.
MIR. Harry Johnson, eldest son of ex.
Sheriff Henry c. Johnson, died of pleuro.
on Wednesday. aged rs years. The re.
mains will be brought to Hartford for in.
terment at Rock Spring Clutch, where
funeral services will take place Mt 2 30
O'Clock on Saturday. A widow survives
him
MRS THOMAS {. KEARNS
Mrs. Thomas {. kearns died at her
home at Highland on Thursday morning
OF intlammatory rheumatism, aged about
63 years. Besides her husband she leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Blanche Wallis
and Misses Edith and Clara kearns. and
two sons. Haywa d and Oscar Her iu.
neral will take place from Highland
Presbyterian Church on Saturday nom.
ing at 10 30 O'Clock.
MISS ELRARETu : HANNA.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth s. Han.
ma, whose death was reported last week,
took place on Friday, the intcrment be.
ing in Churchvillc Presbyterian GENE.
terry. Rev. A Burtis Hallock oliciated
The pallbearers were Messrs. John h.
Clarke. of Washington, II. W, Webb, {.
IL. Webb, W. Frost Moore and John
Moore, of Baltimore, and Harry Dean,
Dean * Son wers the funeral directors.
CHARLES II. CHISHOLM.
MIR. Charles H. Chisholm, aged "a
years, died at his home in Baltimore ON
Friday Besides his widow he is sur.
vived by one daughter and four sons
His funeral took place on Sunday. the
intcrment being in the Abingdon NJ +
cemetery. The pail bearers were Mcssrs
William II. Sewell. James w Wilson
Charles II Harvard, Charles A. Me
CAV, william rcarcc and C. { Gronin
H. X McComas was the funerald director
MRS ANNIE HARPER HOPKINS.
Mrs, Annie Harper Hopkins. wife OF
Mr.. Frank Hopkins. died at her home
near Darlington after Il short illness on
Monday, March 2Sth Besides her hus
band, she is survived by six children
Mrs William Davis, Mrs Nelson Heaps.
of Delta; Mrs Ellen Brown. Miss Anna
Hopkins, Mr. John Hopkins, OF Darling
ton, and Miss Grace Hopkins. of phla.
dclphia Funeral services were held
from her late residence on Wednesday
March 30th Interment at Darlington
Cemetery.
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NOTICE.

All standing accounts due Cnthcart "
llama and Cnthchrt \ Iicnton not settled
by May list Will lie given Ia an attorney tOi
collection,
cAfIICARr n HANNA.
CAriICART Il HRATDN,
white Hail, Md.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This II 20 give notice TINT the Eubscribrr
has obtained from the orphans Court Of
Hartford county, Md, letters tcstnnsntarY
- bf at "a nj
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or they may otheTwlae by law he excluded
rom all benefits OF said estate. All persons
Indebted /" -nih estate are requested to make
Immediate payment.
Given under uuf hands and seals this 21td
day ni March. 1910.
IbIN /. RICHARDSON,
GitD, -, ICIIARDSDN,
AIminIat rat uTs
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On or Before the 2s,h day of September. 1870

late of iIatiurd county. deceased. Al persona
having claims against said deceased are here,
by notified to exhibit the same, with the legal
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