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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks were issued as follows
George W. McComas. $50 81; Georg.
Homer. SIS so; Prank Lay. ssO.l2
Kelly Springfield Roller Company. rent
for roller, $175; Studebaker Bros. fol
water wagon. 5000; Calvin McNutt
$lO92; {. II. Chesney. repairs to ma.
chinery. ETC.. IS 26; John W. Peterson,
$l2.40; Good Roads Machinery Com.
pany. $40: Asbury Slade. s23 80; Jam, )
Onion, $103.17; Duncan Almony. $32 10
Frank Daughton. SIS 81; Richard
Daugherty. $l1.76; Grafton Devoe,
SO CT; George A. Cairnes. s15.75; James
Hanlon. $ts 90; George Richardson.
$26.37; ]. l.. Richardson, $50; William
Richardson, $50; William Cochran,
$50 90; John b. Garrison, sl2.44; Hugh
J. Alexander. 81; Hiram winternitz. for
drain pip., SOFAS.
Election accounts.-Emory Johnson.
81 so; William A. Harlan. $50; T. ].
Hetrick. 80. 60. John Walker. 80 90: G.
X. Stamford, SIG; William II. Hulshart.
$50; Stephen James. 80; Pred. Scarbor.
ough, 50 90; W. b. Harris, S27 60; John
Irwin, SO; Forester Whinnery, $6.75;
John b. Garrison. 50 90.
Orders on Count Treasurer. W. Oliver
Hughes. assessor. s16l. 90; R. +. Bouldin.
postofiice box rent, 60c John T. Vida.
son, plumbing at jail. $79. 85: Pahey and
Williams. appearance fees Circuit Court.
sl5; p. II. Close. stenographei. Circuit
Court. $500: Jesse S. McNutt. consta.
ble's account. $3.50; Frank Freeman,
almshouse cook, $40.
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HAyRH DIR GRACE, December 9Th -
Christmas passed with the usual family
reunions, Sunday School treats AMI
special services 10 the churches. Mid
night communion services were held IL
st. Johns =. Il Church on Saturda,
night On Sunday morning Rev J. ID
at Grace Reformed Church The cantata
"star Of Promise" sung In the NJ Il
Church on Sunday evening was beauti
fully rendered.
The skating was fire on Monday ant
crowds Of young people enjoyed II, to
day, however. the sun has made the ic,
so soft az to spoil the sport.
Prospects are not so good as they wer,
a few days ago for filing the large ice
houses The ice had attained thickness
Of seven inches and was beautifully clear
but the harvesting 10 not begun until II
10 eight inches thick
Among our Christmas visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Rdmonson and Misi
Viola Edmonson. Mrs. M. Helper. Mrs
Lydia Billingsley. Mr.. and Mrs Benton
Philips. Miss Edith Barnes. Of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs II Numl ers, Of Edge wood
Mr.. Lee RdmonsoB, Of Phil idelphia;
Mrs. Blanche Brown and Miss Salli,
Pendleton, Of Taze well, Va, and Mr.
Walter RdmoDson, Of New York.
Miss Beuiah Selsam. Of our High Schoo
faculty, 10 entertaining her mother dur
ing the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. r W. Vanneman entertained al
dinner on Christmas Day her sisters and
their families from Cecil county, twenty
three in all
Mr.. and Mrs. r c. Well and Mis-.
Martha carsins are Spending the holi
days In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Moody spent the
day with relatives In Newark. Del.
Mr.. s. T. Mitchell. who has been seri
ously III, Is out again and attending Il
business.
Mr.. and MIS- S. J. Seneca leave next
week for their winter home In Florida.
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IARRRTTSyILLE. December 2S.h Mr.
Wilson CairDes, who 10 now stationed al
San Francisco. spent the Christmas holi'
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George A Cairnes. Mr. Cairnes 10 con
n.cted with the Revenue Cutter Service
as Lieutenant OF Engineers, and while
cruising IN ALASKA during the past som
mer lost his ship by striking a submerged
rock.
Mr.. Samuel Galbreatb, Of Baltimore
and Miss Margaret Galbreath. Of Phila
deIphia, spent the week end with theii
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. Galbreath
Mrs.. c N Hamilton. who has beer
sick at her hone for some time. 10 I'm
proving
Among those who spent the Christina,
holidays at their homes are Messrs III
more Smith, Of Dickinson; Ho well Smith
OF Western MARYLAND; William Upton
Of Baltimore: William Wiley. Of Preeland
Roy Deets and Martin Amoss. Of Hyat.s
vile: Jarrett Amoss, Of the Poly t chnit
Institute, Baltimore, and Misses Minnie
Ward, Of Western Maryland. ard Lillian
Amoss, Of Anne Arundel county
The Alumni Association Of the Iarr,t'
Vile High School met at the home o
Miss Alice Wiley on Tuesday evening
with thirty OF ths thirty seven member
present. After the busipeaj session th'
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SHARON, December ~ The William
Waters Sunday School held it's Christ
mas entertainment last nj ,bt Santa
Clause made his appearance. and treated
all the members Of the school. The Super
intendent had offered gold medal fol
those attending Sunday School every
Sunday In the nire months. There wer,
six teen who wou medals.
ME-. McLaren Spencer Is confined to his
home with a severe cold.
Mr. Daniel Beal 10 also on the sick list
Mrs. George o Foard Is sick at hei
home near Federal Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BavinRton spenI
Christmas day with Mrs. Baviugton'i
brother, Mr.. SAMUEL Oaion, of fawr
Grove.
Mrs. James DUH im has as her guest,
for the holidays Mr.. and Mrs Waltei
Zimmerman and Miss Rebecca Durham
Of Sum, burn. penna., and Me and Mrs
Clarence Tredwell and little daughter. u
Baltimore.
Miss Lula Fletcher, a this place, Il
spending the holidays with DIR. and Mrs
Dumrick, of Stewartstowu, Pa.
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DARLINGTON, Dec. 27-Among the
visitors 10 town this week are DR.. and
Mrs. MaIcolm Price. Miss Elsie Thomas,
Mics Grace Hopkins. Mtssrs. Harry
Price, James Selfe. Joseph Thomas,
Corteau Thompson. Tom Edge and
Austin Shurs.
Rev. Thomas Hart. pastor Of the
Methodist Church was married on Sat
uf fay, December oath. to Miss Fanny
Boothe, OF Baltimore. Rev. and Mira.
Hart haze returned to Darlington and
are stayiag at the home Of Mrs. W. J.
Scarborough.
Mr.. Ben Powell. OF Durham. N. c. was
the week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Thomas. at "Wayside.
Mrs Charles Thomas entertained on
Tuesday eveoinR 10 honor Of her son. Mr..
Joseph Thomas.
Mas Ada STREET. 10 spending the boli.
days with friends at Pallston.
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LAND TRANSFERS TO DeCeMBER 70.

Noble l.. Mitchell. trustee. and Harry
S. Carver and wife to Somoset Tribe No
lac. Improved Order Of Red Men, parcel
Of land near Level, 81.
Charl:s Bagley to Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. risht.of
way along Pallston road $55; along
Black Gap road $50.
Edward REYNOLDS Ia American Tele
phone and Telegraph Company. right of.
way along Philadelphia road. 81.
Paul Wroth ct al, to same, 81.
Edward II, Hall and wife to william
b. Blackwell and wife. tract Of land con.
tanning q acres. 3 roods and so square
perches, In first district. 81.
James W. McNabb, attorney, to Thos.
A. Wallace. Samuel A. Wallace and E.
Louisa Wallace, interest In tract of land,
SIS.
Harriet Z Bargar to American Tele.
phone and Telegraph Co.. right. of way
along Post Road. $40.
Philip Strott and wife to Jesse b.
Foard. tract Of land cont aiming acrep,
l rood and perches. near Madonna,
$3.50.
Noble l.. Mitchell. assignee. and o.
Jane Munnikhuys.n to Jesse b. Foard,
tract Of land containing ~ acres, near
Madonna, 81.
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L
Mr. Edmund Hunter. who 10 practic'
ing law In wheeling, W. Va, 10 visiting
the nome OF mis- parents. MAJOR j. Abel
ana MIS- IDA Hunter. oil Bel Air. lie
VIII remain until after New years
Mrs. I. W. Proctor lett this week Tor
behwood' "a. where she will spend the
remainder OF the winter with her daugh.
ters' Mrs. Datesman and Mrs. Simons.
Messrs' william A. and James Nj. Hob
l"zeii' oil washington, d. C.' and Messrs'
RAYMOND NJ and Albert Nj. Hoblitzeli'
oil ba'timore' are spending the holidays
WIN their parents Kew. and Mrs s. A.
hoohtzehI Inc venerable minister. whose
heath mas been impaired Tor several
months, was ao'e TO DC Drought down
STAIRS TINS week ana participate in the
Christmas festivities enjoyed by the an
nuai reunion oil the members oil his family
MI Sharies Nonemaker' OF the hrm oil
Nonemaker Bros. Building Contractors,
Oh punellen' N. J.. paid a short visit to
"s motner' MIS- J. W. MeSaii' TINS
"eek' ne was returning from business
UP 10 Iu'ashi' va.
a'ss 'una SafSer entertainer u mum.
oer o' nei H'enos on tuesday In honor OF
ne. guests Misses marion MACK anu
MINNIE s'ayior ana Messrs. FRANZ
iarAey anu Leroy staS'or' al OF n"-
"moe'
49,, Ms Amy S"we'i IL inc guest Oh MISS
Hn.aoe'n Noo'nsoh'
MT anu M's' howard myers ana son.
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Churehvllls Notes

CHuRcuviLLR, December ~ MIR ant
Mrs. W. h. Harlan and son spent Christ
mas In Baltimore at Judge Henry d
Harlan's.
Mr.. and MIS- W. W. Finpcy and family
are spending the HOLIDAYS with Mrs
Finney's father, MIR. Mccormick, at
Harrisburg. Pa
Mrs. William Cullum. of Whitemarsh
Baltimore county. is visiting her brother.
in.law. Mr.. John Cullum. and family.
Misses Josephine aud Marion Nc.
Goniasl took Christmas dinner with
thtir brothers family, Mr.. Millaid Nc
Goniaal, near Welster.
Miss K. M Anderson has returned
from visit to friends In Baltimore
Miss Abbie Hawkins, who has been III.
is slowly improving
Mrs John Mitchell. of Emmorton, Is
visiting Mrs, Elizabeth Hawkins.
Mrs Butler aud son. of Baltimore, are
spending TIE holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Ilussey.
Mr.. and Mis- W. c. Maggie are in Bal.
timore for the holidays
Mrs. Hipkins IL visiting her daughter,
Mrs. David Hanson.
Miss Minnie Hawkins, of Bel Air. Is
visiting her uncles family, Mr.. W. G
Hawkins
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Better DAY, FOR ioAATo PACKERS.

Probably the best news for the business
interests Of Hartford county 10 the official
announcement made recently by the
National Gamers Association that the
pack Of tomatoes for the past year was
nearly three million cases smaller than
for the year 1909. Incidentally II may
be noted that this shrinkage Of abort 80
per cent did not hold good for Hartford
where there were many unusually good
crops Of tomatoes. The result has been
a healthy stimulation to buyers so that
according to the New York Journal Of
Commerce which always speaks from the
buyers standpoint, No 3standari toma.
toes cannot be bought for less than eighty
cents {. o. b. Baltimore. This state
ment 10 fully confirmed by local broker
age firms. and at q season when sales
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BOIlE-WAlkeR.

Me-. Hugh Boyle aud Misc Ella Hera
Walker, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Walker. Of Havre &c Grace,
were married at the home of the brides
pirents on Friday Of last week. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Err.
Treadwsy. After reception. which was
given at the home OF the bride. the couple
left for northern trip. On their return
they will reside at the brides home for
the winter. but will 60 to the groom's
farm In the spring.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES roe DECEMBER

Charles Augustus hIaRueS. 81, Cburrh-
vile; Susan A. Hussey, 90. Baltimore.
Applicant, c. II. Magness.
John A. Glassman. 20; Jeanette D..
Curry. 10. both Of Churchville. AppH.
cant, David ID. Getz.
James Fulker. 80; Tena A. Preston, ~.
both Of Aberdeen. Applicant, James
Fulker.
T. William Sampson. 20, Havre de
Grace; Elizabeth Boone. 90. baltimore.
Applicant. u. T. Sampson.
John Shaub. az. Grace Elizabeth Tur.
ner. SO. both Of Havre de Grace. Appli-
cant. Louis Dashiell.
Charles W. Michael, IT,, 20. Omaha.
Nebraska; Sarah Grace Hanway, -. Bel
Air. Applicant. J. Edmund Mich ael.
Hugh B. Bailey. 81. ChurchviIle; Ella
H. Walker. 81. Webster. Applicant. II.
N. Baldwin.
William A. Channel, 81. Pawn Grove.
Pa; Mary J. Hartman, 20. Muddy Creek
Forks. Applicant. Hugh T. Bay.
Frank Beali. 81. Philadelphia. Pa
Louise Walters. 1s. Bel ALI. Applicant,
Prank Beall.
Russell K. Scarborough. 81, Prospect
Melva NJ Smith. 10, Castleton. Appii.
cant, Geo.ge ]. Cantler.
William Schreiber. 5S; Sarah c. Douglas
60 both of Delta. ApDIicaut. William
Schneider.
Jacob K. Frommeysr. 80, Gettysburg,
Pa; Mary Agnes Graber. 20. Bel Air
Applicant, Adam Graber.
Charles o. Fadeley. 20; Annie M
Worth. 10. both Of Havre de Grace. Ap
plicant. Louis Dashiell.
Watkins Leigh Harrison. 20. New
Kent County. Va; Josephine Teresa Hol
lohan. "a. Applicant, Losis Dasbiell.
! Harry q. Iourdan, 40. copowioao
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Meighborhood Meeus.


ScARBoRO, December 20. Mr.. Howard
Hui, OF Wilmington. Della ware, who has
been visiting his mother. has returned to
bis home.
Mrs. Susan White 10 spending the
Christmas holidays with her daughter In
Baltimore.
Miss Rebecca Reynolds 10 visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John {. Reynolds.
Of Rising Sun. Cecil county.
Mr.. Parker Griffith, Of Rmmorton. 10
spending the holidays with his brothers.
Barclay 3. and Charles A. Griffith.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Florence M. Hayward, daughter
of DR.. Thomas B. Hayward, of Baltimore
Is depending part of the holidays as the
guest of Miss Grace Sothoron. at Forest
Hill.
Mr.. Ernest Lackey. formerly Of Bel Air
but now Of Horton, West Virginia, spent
the holidays with his parents. near For
est Hill, and visiting his old friends.
Miss Mamie Cresmer. of Churchville.
Is spending the holidays with her brother,
Mr.. William Cresmer. Of Lancaster, Pa.
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500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased to
learn that there Ia at least Que dreaded dis
case that science has been able to cure In all
Its stages, aud that In Gnthrrh, Halle
Chthtrh Cure IL the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity, CRtRrrh
being a constitutional discRse requires u
constitutional treatment HnlVH CatarTh
Cure IL taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sy stem,
thereby DESTROYING the foundation of the
disease, and ulvinE the putIcpt strength by
building NJ the constitution mud assisting
nature In doing Its wntk The propr.rtofs
have 50 much faith IL its curative powers
that they oil'r One Hundred Dollars Tor any
case that IL Trails 10 cure. Send for list Ot
testimonials
Address y J CIlRNRN * Co Toledo, q.
Sold by alt druggists, .Hc
Take Hairs Family Pulls for co nstlpatInn.
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arc usually slow the market Is now active.
This Is the best price at which tomatoes
have sold since 1907 and means a healthy
profit for the packer. With only a
moderate stock on hand prices should he
attractive for spring contracts and our
Gamers should have ahead of them an
encouraging busin .ss venture.
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n You Are A Triils sensitive

About the size ~ your shoes. It's some salts.
faction to know that many people can wear
shoss q sIzs smaller BY sharing Aliens Poot.
Ease into them. Just the thing Tor Patent
Leather Shoes, and for breaking IN New
ehofs. sold Rysry where. 2bc. sample FEB.
Address, Alien ., oimstsd, lie Roy, N. "
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,

consisting Of stoves Bedroom Suits. DInir x
Room SUIT Upright Piano rose wood case.
good as new; Desk. Chairs. Couch,s. KtirlR.
orator. Stands. hattlnRs, and about - Ids.
Linoitum.
Al the above articles viii positively be
sold. ns the undefsigntd intends - quit farm.
ing and engage In Of her business
rArEo goods 10 he removed until settled
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ASSignee'S Sale.

Ivy virtue Of n power nf sale contained Ia n
mortgage from Rmily r.Whltr aud husband
to Charles II. McCnmns, dated April lJth,
inOs, aud recorded among the Land Records
of Hartford Count v In l.ihtr W. \. r., No, i3t,
folio "a, default having occurred under znid
mortgage. the undersigned, ns Assignee of
said mortgage, WIN utlet Mt Public Sale at
the Court House door In Bri Air, Maryland,
On Monday, January 23rd, 1911,
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The property near Enmorton. on the road
from Brl Air to NnnIibbrr, on which reside
having recently been sold viii offer AT Pub
lie Sale.
On Wednesday, January ~, 1911,
At 10 O'Clock. A. M, the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY to wit.
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DIR. 3. {. FlNLRy.

DR. 3. c. FINLRy.
DR.. S. c. Finley died at his home In
Deita on Sunday. December IS. aged 90
years. The funeral took place on Wed.
nesday. interment at Chestnut Level. Pa.
Dr. Finley was born near Wilmington,
Dea ware. but later came to Hartford.
During recent years he has lived at Pawn
Grove and Delta, having a drug store in
Delta In connection with his practice.
lie 10 survived by his widow. n brother
and two sisters.
MRS. SARAH RAYS HRSRIouRs.
Mrs. Sarah Biays Henriquss. widow
Of Capt. Joseph Henhques. died at the
residence of her sister, Mira ]. Henry
Greenway. at Hokeland. near Havre de
Gsace. on Thursday. The funeral was
held on Monday at Sp.sutia Protestant
Episcopal Church, conducted by Rev.
Waiter G. Haupt and Rev. Kinsolving.
She 70 survived by one sister, Mrs. ].
Henry Greenway; two nephews, Eugene
asd wilton Greenway. and one niece,
Mrs.. Jacob Albert. The pail bcaters
were Aessrr. J. l.. G. Lee, Phillips Hall,
| Septimus Davis, p. l.. Hopper, Henry A.
Osborn. Jr. and DIR. David W. Hopkins.
MRS ELIZABETH OWENS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Owens. widow Of the
late Owen W. Ovens. Of Whiieford, died
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. II.
Scott STREET.. Of Delta. on Saturday. De
sember II. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday ut Rehoboth Church. inter.
nnent at Slate Ridge Cemetery The ser.
vkes were conducted by Rev. W o Row.
Iaad. assisted by Revs. A. l.. Hyde ard
Richard Thomas. She Is survived BY two
children. Mrs. Hannah J. Order, oi
Whiteiord. and Mrs. II. Scott Street, Of
f,elta. Mrs. Owens was born 10 New
Wales, was married In s51 and came to
this country 10 1854. when she and her
husband located near Wbiteford. where
they lived until the time Of their deaths
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Oleita H. Magic, rs. Churchvil.e. Appli.
cant, Emanuel X. Magic.
coLoRED.
Harvey Kilson and Margaret May
Brown.
Isaac Whims and Bertha Kimble.
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Notice TO Taxpayer

TaIss are due us soon aa levied state
TaIes bear interest from January !, 1911
and County ThIes from September I, 1910,
On February tUit, the treasurer will
make up n liHt Of the delinquent Taxpayers
with the rsHp,ctite amounts for which they
are In aTrraf, and will publish the same for
two successive weeks before the 23d day Of
February. II said taIsH htr not then paid he
will make a further list Of Nil drllnuuents as.
sessed with real estate, with n brief deacrip-
lion Of their property, the amount Of taIes,
interest and costs, and Will advertise the
same for three weeks prior to the first Mon.
day In April 1911. and will Unrr aaid real
estate Tor cash the folio wing NJ oBdny Mt the
Court House door In Bel Air at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
DeIlnquents assessed only with personally
will be liable after April ih, 1911, to have
their property sunmhrlly taken and sold
after ten days notice
Discount on state Taus; Ifpaid on or
before september ist. r per cent October LIST,
I per cent November Gu,. y per cent
Discount on County Taxes n paid on or
before July LIST ~ per cent August list, 4
per cent; September ist, n per cent.
Payments TO he made at the Treasurer's
Once, Bel Air, Md.
aHho part payments received.
W. J. sIIANAHAN,
Treasurer NJ Hartford County.
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All sums Of $40 and under cash. on sums
over that amount credit Df 10 months
will be given purchasers giving their notes,
with se urty approved By the auctiOnrer
h--r'r' interest and payable Mt bank Of Bel
{, CLYDE SPENC ER. Agent for
PsTELLE NJ. SPEscER.
4 e HIchardsDn n Bro, AuctiOnfcTs
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OBITUARY.


Mr.. T. Melville Pearce. aged 40 years.
died recently at his home at MY Lady's
Manor, Of paralysis and heart failure.
He 10 survived by his widow, who was a
Miss Wagner. Mr.. Pearce was q well
known farmer OF that section. having
been q member Of the Junior Gunpo wder
Farmers Club. The funeral was held
ON Saturday at St. James p. Il. Church.
The services were conducted by Rev.
lanes r. I'lummer.
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$17,9+s 80

May II, II. dc Trace LicenWe U,3ZU II
Salary Of Clerk and Deputies $500 ~
Expenses, Books. etc. $40 40
Ducking License money as
above still In my
hands. this being
payable to Police
on April LIST, 1911 $40 2h
Dec. 10. Check to Comptroller 100 20
SIZE ~ 80
The above statement 10 taken from
the Bel Air Times OF last week.-Ed.
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One Bay Horse, ychTao old, sound fearless
fine driver and good worker; Hay Mare, 7
years old: SQUAD, safe Tor ladies. md good
worker and driver. Bhy Mare, I I yeHra old.
a good worker, standardized Bay Coli.
coming ! yrars, an excellent driver shows
speed. I Hay Mare. years old. sound. fear
less. good driver. Bny Pllly, JenrllnR; 10
Of sale, Others giving good How pf milk;
ytRtIinR GurTnA"y Heller. two.year old
Jersey Heller. twp,yeSr old Jersey l.uli, I
Shohts. ! four.hotH- Wagon In good condl
ton, built by HollinHhw Dfth wheel Coz
two horse Spring Wagon. I Tomato Planter
In good condition; Dsboin Moving Mn.
chine, 1 HOositT Corn Planter. Empire Dfill
I Disc Harrow. / EpringtOoth Harrow,
Iron frame SplketOOth Harrow, Double
CultIvhtOra, l Single CultiyAtoT. I Riding
Sulky PlOw, z Oliver Flows. ohio Cutting
BoI, I Feed Mil, good AZ new; rubbrr.tlfc
Top Buggy, Can Rack, wood Bed, Gutter
Sleigh, 2 sets BTeschbhnd Harness mndr by
Farley. sets Lead Hnrnrr-. 2 Hnn,inRa, =
Working Brides Collars, l Wagon Saddle,
pair DoubIe Lines, lot of Flow Harness, e
Ply Nets. set heavy Driving Harness, ! set
Hight Driving Harness, sets Of SprradsrH. 2
sees Of Double Trees. lot Of SINCE Trees, I
WhrrlbnrrOw, Corn shelter GTlndstOnc,
I Halt Barrel, Grain Pan. CfOsAt ut Saw
AGra. Forks. shovcla, Hammers, etc; 100
Tomato Boxes lot ~ MIR { ans lot Of Lum.
her. Walnut and some whrclWright material
I cypberS Incubator. ESQ eggs capacity.
good Ha new; Chicken COops. Chicken Wire,
Hay Rope. stump Pullcr, DaHOlinr Tanks.
I set Fairbanks Scslss, 3 barrels hnr cider
Vinegar. goo Laying Hens. 90 Of them thor
oughbTrd 4. LeghOrns: lot OfCO by bar.
rel, Hay ny the ton. lot 81 Wheat straw, lot
other things too nLmcrousto mention Also
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Trustees Sale
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-30

,hleh Ia generally regarded ~ one Of the
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
"rhe Girl From the U. s. A."

The new musical comedy drama,
"rhc Girl Prom the u. S. A." which
Is due at the Grand. matinee and
night, Saturday. January ED. carries
the auditor nearly round the world.
as It's scenes are laid In France. Tur.
key and China. 1t has an intense love
story. a catchy type OF comedy and de.
lightful musical numbers that leave no
place for ennui all through the thrca
acts. A capable company OF singers
and players and n bcvy OF pretty enc.
rus girls In rnvishIng costumes. who
Ia been receiving flatterlng press
comments In other places vicited, will
give the piece the first performance
here. The musical numbers are espe.
te,lally mentioned as a%tfording keen
pleasure. !AS Il
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