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Evening journal., 1916-10-10
Damon and Pyfhias of The
Air Automatically Separated

ing alone. they insisted on flying to-
gether Their Damon and Pythias
friendship was quickly cemented,
when in the same flight each one
brought down his first German air
plane. Soon. there followed for each,
the second German airplane, brought
down in a joint flight, and then the
third. and then the fourth. BY this
time the two aviators had flown both
at Verdun and at the Somme, and
they had solemnly sworn that as in
the past. their next aviator would be
brought down at the same time in a
joint flight.
Unfortunately on the evening Of
August "a, in one OF their usual
flights. Deullin brought down his op-
pcnent while de la Tours got away.
Bitterly disappointed the two men
only waited until daylight the next
morning before starting Ia retrieve
their misfortune. In this flight they
only succeeded in finding one Ger
man aviator. whom Deullin generous
" left TO his friend. and who lost no
time in bringing him down. Their
disappointment was slightly lessened,
but they frankly admit the fear they
feel that their solemn compact can
no longer be maintained.
There Is only one thing that will
reassure them and that "a that the
sixth aviator to be brought down by
each win be brought down at the
same time in a Joint flight. Not oniv
they. but the entire French aviation
service is keeniy awaiting the NOM
ent when this supreme test will come.
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with other friends. we're the pallbearerA
They were; George r. Hofecler, VIII
liam Frederick, Christian Frederick,
John j. McCovern, William Mace. a
grandson Of the deceased, from Balti-
more; Henry Paschall, and Fred +.
Stone.
Evening journal., 1916-10-10
~ STYLE WITH ECONOnTY-
ISTdunSTCln6|
- OH MARKET STREET
Our Last Sale

We Announce
Prior to opening of our new store

TTlOT 10 opening OF OUT ntW SIOIt
This last sale old home with its wonderful reductions
is put fall stock in readiness for its home Selling
be done with great speed for the time short Hence the
attractions many and there
Evening journal., 1916-10-10

dent respectively of the Spokane Min
isterial Association and was a member
of the executive committee of the Lyon
evaugelistic campaign.
Evening journal., 1916-10-10

(since Mr.. Wood mailed the follow
ing story on the friendship Of Lieu
tenants Deulin and de la Tour, Deu!lin
has shot down his six and seventh
plane. Lieutenant de la Tour remains
az five)
BY HENRY WOOD,
United Press Stan Correspondent.
PARIS. Sept. Shy MaiD Lieu
tenant Deullin and Lieutenant Hubert
de Ia Tour. the Damon and Pythias
~ the French Aviation service. have
lust suffered the bitter disappoint-
mani OF failing TO bring down to-
rethcr-as they had solemnly sworn
they would do--their fifth German
aviator.
Less than twelve hours separated
The individual exploits Of the two
friends. Deull'n bringing down his
Gfth German on the evening of Au-
gust "a. and de la Tour his fifth on
the following morning, vet the inter
val OF twelve hours broke the solemn
compact which they had been able TO
maintain from their Joint entrance
into the French aviation service.
To lessen a little their regret the
French Government officially an
nounced the two exploits in the same
communique. but the aviators are
firmly convinced that destiny has
now interviewed in their friendship.
DeuIlin. who is only 20 years old
entered the French aviation service
on May %. 1915, HIS license being No
207S. which gives some idea Of tho
number OF aviators France has at her
disposal
De la Tour. who comes from an old
noble French family and who pos
sesses a magnificent chateau al
Chaalus. where Richard the Lion
Hearted died, preceded Deullin by a
couple Of months. Nevertheless the
two young aviators were thrown al.
most instantly together. and unlike
Nuugesser. who insists always on fly
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$3.50 and S14.5O Taffeta Dresses
at $3.50
$3.50 Dresses. $3.50

Copies OF hghpced models in all serge all satin combined
als offering wide selection of late styles. navy Plum black
brown and green.
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HOSPITAL DONATION Nay.

The Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pitfalls annual donation day will he
held on Thursday. October 10. The
friends OF the hospital are requested
10 be as generous as usual.
Evening journal., 1916-10-10
Great Reductions
in every department

Our stock has been gone over care.
fully. II the size range was broken, if
tue goods were affected in the slightest
by rebuilding, if the lines were not to he
carried in the new store, the garments
are marked to sell.
There is much that has been here but
from three days to two weeks; in all cases
for tomorrow very special values are of
iered
Evening journal., 1916-10-10
al ID lUs/O We're Priced SlS.s

Coats that show new pockets collars,
and some with set-in sleeves in cheviot,
English mixtures tweeds and velour
fabrics in mahogany, green. brown. blue,
taupe and black.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
BALTIMORE C0UNTfS flPtRi-
ENCE.

Three years ago Baltimore County
took on the first County Ngent IN tn,
state, The position WAS entirely ex.
perlmental then. and at the end of tn,
year the County Board thought IL
economlze 10y not Ievying for his salar,
the second Year
After trying this economy for tim,
farmers brought such pressure on the
BOARD that the work was resumed and
this is what their leading journal now
says about the recent action OF OUT
Board.
The County Commissioners Of Har.
ford county have refused To levy the
Sl,Wi necessary 10 secure u county
agricultural agent for that county
Evidently, Hartford county is willing To
pursue ITS agricultural life in the way
90 which the fathers and grandfAthers
ot the present generation did. but II
Viii wake " some day 10 the fact that
the World Is passing through u stage
without parallel IN history and grand.
fathers methods, unassisted. will be
sure 10 Come n cropper Probably
no farmer m Baltimore county regrets
Paying few cents day for the priv
irGe OF be n able to call ON expert Au.
thouty Wtel he gets IN n tight place,
OF for Va.uap tips as To how to get
the best results from his money ana
labor, mon News Ed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
PRtPAREDN SIS.

Ours il naturally peace loving
people whose pursuits harmonic with
their natural inclInatlOns, and Il would
be strange rather than otherwise II We
dill not hate war. Whether tempted by
the golden rewards Of commerce or the
idylic dreams Of the Society Of Friends
aud others who IN their visions see the
day when there will be no more wars
and all swords will be forged into prun.
ing hooks. all with common impulse
think only of the blessings Of peace for
our country liut the thoughtful cit.
zen is forced to conclude that. willing
or unwilling, america must ut this
time turn her back on this theory of
life in order to make a searching study
Of existing conditions.
The time was when neighboring state,
might war for years with little effect
either directly or indirectly on the rest
Of the world, but today so closely are
all nations of the earth bound together
by the commercial bonds Of modern
life that n cannon cannot he fired with
out being heard in the most remote
corners Of the earth At the opening
Of the war eighteen months ago. We
loudly proclaimed our absolute neutral.
ity. Had We informed all our merchant
men, cut our ocean cables. and forbade
any resident Of the country to leave
during the existence of the war this
neutrality could have been easily main
tanned, but the fact Is that the great
continental war opened for us the wldes'
commercial field ever known with the
resulting intense friction which an out
side nation arOuses when furnishing
food materials and munitions of war to
one or more Of the cOntending parties,
That the remote possibility exists
that at the close Of the war the con.
qucrng nation might seek to settle at
counts with us on our own shores. ant
that the absolute fact that in such HI
event she would find America an cas-,
victim no one can deny
The slogan Of olden times that our
brave people would rise to man and
drive an invading army from the soil
no longer carries weight II Is beautl-
full in its poetic vision, but purle in its
reality because mnirrr weapons OF
warfare leave no possible chance of
success for unframed soldiers. Nor
does the chance for hasty preparation
to meet nm invading foe give us any
longer reasonable hope of escape.
since 1t takes two years hard training
To make good soldier and the dread
nOughts now in course of construction
are not due to be completed. barring
accidents, until 1921!
Under these circumstances it appears
to u that the conditions we are facing
cannot be too quickly or too clearly car.
rled to the very hearthstones of our
people in order that Congress may have
behind II II united people who will er-
durse and further all proper efforts t.
guarantee future peace by eifectuall!
preparing against war. To this end ",
heartily hope that n campaign of edu-
cation, born of the emergencies to which
none can be blind and conducted with
that enthusiasm which bubbles from
patriotic bosoms, may be at once in
Augurated IN Hartford
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suf-r the t0fturcs Of
lame muscles and stiiicned joints because
Of impurities in the blood, and each sue
ccediug attack seems more acute until
rheumatism hasinvadcd the whole system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
portant to improve your general health as
To purify your blood. and the col liver oil
in scott Emulsion is nature sgreat blood
maker. while its medicinal nourishment
strengthens Abe organs to expel the
impurities and uphmld your strength.
Scott Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief
Refuse the alcoholic substitutes.
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Public Sale
| | COWS

some fresh By day OF sale. rest milking. IIols-
TEN Bull 10 months old Shoats. mule footed
stock Shoau. 40 Laying Hens. broad ire ad
Wagon, capacity 500 lbs. Platform Spring
Wagon. capacity 500 lbs; Platform Spring
Wagon, capacity $50 lbs. Horse Cart, Top
with Pole and Shafts good as new. Sleigh and
Bells. Nj X Wagon, Wagon Bed. Hay Carriage.
IL feet, s-iOut Deering Binder, DeerlnR Mower
Hay Tcdder, Horse Rake Deere Corn Planter
Aspinwall Potato Planter Manure Spreader.
capacity 10 bushels, Disc Harrow, Land Roll.
ers, Riding and Walking Corn Worker. 3
Cultiyators. 2 Oliver Chilled Plows No ~: 2
row, Farmers Fay0ritc Drill Potato Digger
Single Shovel Pillow Double Shovel Pillow, sets
Breuchblnd Harness, sets Stage Harness, !
sets Lead Harness. sets Single Buggy Harness.
set Double Harness. Wagon Saddles, 2 Wagon
Whips, Lead Lines, one for horses and one
for horses. Cart Harness. Brides. Collars and
haltors 3 sets Double Lines. I sets Plow Har
Log CHAINS. FINN Chain, Spreadcrs, Single
Double and Thfibhle Trees. ? Jockey Sticks
empty Barrels extra buggy Pole. Forks RakeS.
70 barrels prime Yellow Corn \ tons Timothy
llay. $50 bushels Green Mountain Potatoes
grown from Northern seed last year. Incubator.
- We, Washing Machine. Wash Tub Mrlngcr
cross Cut saws, StOddard Dayton Automobile.
y horse power. and lois OF other things not
mentioned.
TERMS or SALE
An sums OF 90 and under cash; on sums over
that amount a credit OF months will be given.
purchnscTs giving their notes with approved
NrCuTitE bearing interest from day OF sale and
payable at the Hartford Bank
WILLIAM X STAMFORD.
Charles lsrnOCk. AuciiOnecr.
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gSn For Sale Several thoroughbred
White NyEndotte CockereIs. j Roger
S~artI, near Fountain Green.
Eus For Sale lncubstors. $50 egg
sue, $40; ~ egg size, SlO. i Outdoor
Erooders, luu chick size, 81 each.
Large Colony Rrooder, $40, all in good
order Henry lrego. care of NJ +.
Ridge,y. Benson. Nd.
pe " snted BY White Gardener.
(mArrledD. position at any time t.
take tut charge OF country place, also
can operate and care for automobiles
Best references Apply b Egls Office,
tn" Farm Wanted - 10 to 10 acres
clear land, some wood Box l07S Be
Air. Md
tzs~ For Rent i Room House. W. ].
Longiey. Pyiesvllle. Md.
Wanted Reliable Young Country
CIR. for general house work Family
Of two Reference Address, Mrs. 4.
+ AcGesdy. 2lS Z, North Ave, RAltl-
more, Md.
la For Rent Comfortable 8 Room
House with garden and hrewood. Z.
'. Mahoney Bel Air, K ID
Ia For Rent On shares or money
rental. farm SHOWN as jericho ON
Priesthood bridge road west of Church.
ylut about lSO acres Possession
March |. " X. Armstrong, Loeb
Raven, Nd. Pnone. Hamilton S02 Is,
"a For sale Select Pure Bred ). {.
" hltv l.eghurns. Cockerels 81 p each.
E,,gs for Matching from mating pen OF
choice vigorous birds. Per setting Of
fifteen. 15c; per hundred. s. 50 Chas.
n. SchIster, Jsrrettsyille, Md.
b1-Eor Sale. A S5OO Bond Bel Air
Water X Light Co 81 interest pay
able January and July. Price So per
share. Inquire at Agis Office.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18
Public Sale

The undersigned, intending 10 Qui' farming.
will sell at Public Sale on the farm known a.
the Nancy Lee farm on the road leading from
ChurchN lie 10 Priesthood bridge, adjoining tn,
lands Of James Lee and Glasgow Archer.
On Saturday, Feb. 26, 1916
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit:
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Public s ale

Tue undersigned having sold his farm and
intending TO move thrrrirum. will sell At pul liz.
nr'Ipu ON ne premises located on the ruau
l. idlrs from 'ed Pump TO Frog Town.
On Friday, Feb. rs, 1916
HcunnrnG at 10 o'clock a NJ. the
EuIlnuLn.. IIRAnNAI nnnnEpr,. -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

tIght cents a lIur -, rst in.
sertion and 3 cents n line for each
subsequent inscrtion-.T words
to a line, No advertisements in.
serted Tor less than 10 GENTS.
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ta5- Funeral Designs, Cut Flowers and
POttrd Plants always on hand Cali
Bel Air Greenhouses phone y j
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18

ta5 Mr.. II. Il. Bruins has gone to yIr
glnla to purchase carload OF J. eavy
Draft Horses, which viii be- on ; Al. at
his Bel Air Stable next we, X
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18

"a, Lost PAR Gold Glasses between
Bel Air and Nule Finder Re urn to W.
II. paughton and receive reward
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Public Sale

The undersigned. being overstocked and in
tending to quit the dairy business, will sell at
Public sale on his farm known the Church
vile Hotel property. on
Thursday, March End, 1916
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY to Wit,
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- u .x.a,
HORSES-PAir Ray Mares : and years old
weight 1870 each. work in all harness a team
with tew,cqualS BAY Horse. years old weight
1850. good driver and worker Hay Horse, years
old weight 1910 ilrsi-claSs driver, safe Tor adN
Pair surrel Mules, good size, work anywhere
PAIR hay Mules, coming years old good sire
well matched promising team, pair Bay 1 oils
| and years old, full brothers and beauties Al!
the above stock Is absolutely sound and well
bred, fearless OF steam or automobiles.
COWS-Slk good, young Cows, GurrnNrYs
VIII he fresh ~ March and April good mllkrrN
Jyearling HcfcrS. yearling Steers Jersey hull
year old holSteln Bull. months old
HOGS Berkshire Sow. will farrow In March
Chester White Sow with Pigs, sShuatS. weighs
is lbs each, fat enough for the knife
Shkhf-Bggk entitled to registry, Ewes.
d., FARMING IMP EMEN Sm.l~o2 horNc brown
Wagons, good order. extra Wagon Body IG.fuui
Hay tarriage lI,foot Hay Carriage, good a. new
Runabout. IN good order Top buggy, almost
ne" sleigh, Portland Cutter, Chimes and Bells
buggy Pole, DcerinR Binder, good order. Osborn
Corn Harvester, in good order. Superior pis,
train DrIll, good a. new, Mccormick Mower
used one season Horse RAKE. IN good order !
Ease Corn Planter. with chain and attach.
mcntN Single Disc Harrow, nearly new Sprtng
tooth Harrow with extra Teeth good a. new
Spiketooth smoothing Harrow. in good order .
Brown CuluNaors, Iron Age CultlvMur Buck,
eye tultvator, Single " orkerS, JNn " Olivtr
chilled Flows, Vulcan flos. anew Wagon BulS-
lerS, wagon Jack, Patented Seed Sewer wheel
barrow seed Sower good order 1set, Lead Har
ness, sets Pillow Harness ? sets Double Lines q
Work Brides, about Is Work Collars sets
Driving Harness set Double Carriage Harness.
Ply Nets, HaltcrS, lot OF odd Harness set of
Housings, Riding Saddle and Birdie. lot OF Flow
Lines and Collar Pads, four horse Tree three.
horse Tree Double and Single Trees Log Cham
Breast Chains, Cow Chains, Horse Clipping Ma
chine, Wheelbarrow, GrIndStonc, EmcryStOu,.
Truck, S-foot Ladder, i6-toot Ladder. : liza,
Forks Chest Of Tools lot Double and Single
BLOCKS, lot Cider and Meat Barrels. lot Bag
Farm BELL. Corn Baskets alf-buSheI Measure
iost Digger DIRT and Grain Shovels, Hoes.
Rrlar ScytheS, Forks. Garden Rake, Axes, Cross
Gut Saw, Buck Saw Hay knife, Corn KNIVES
Hog Hooks. Meat Bench. 10 gallons Vinegar,
Chicken Coops, Is barrels Corn Hay by the tou.
Fodder by the bundle
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Publi- Sale

The undtrslGn intending 10 quit farming
Viii sci, at linden GroNe better known as the
John t Hriucy farm, located on the pike leading
from HSNrr dc Grace 10 Churchvile, four miles
from former place.
On Tuesday, March I, 1916
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. M the
Following PERSONAL PROPERTY. TO Wit
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18

pa5" For Sale First class Fresh Guern-
4ey Cow; full Leather Top Buggy. H..
w. Whistler, Bel Air, r. ID.
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Public Sale

The undersigned having rented his farm and
intending 10 leave the county, having engaged
In other business will sell at Public sale with
out reserve, on the farm wherein he now re
sides known a. the old Budd Farm. located O.
mile west Of Nanliibb,r. On the Philadelphia
Pike. Immediately west Of Winters Run
On Tuesday, March 7th, 1916
Beginning at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. the
r-m.n-Lu.. nInsnNA AL nRnpEprN ,..-....,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-02-18

R~ Money to Loan on Mortgage in
sums to suit W. Northlngton Hopkins,
Attorney at Law. Bel Air. Md.
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Public Sale

The undersigned. having quit farming will
sell positively without reserve, all the following
stock and articles at Public Sale on the farm
known as Meadow Farm. located on the New Cut
Road. ! miles south Of Aberdeen.
On Thursday, March 8, 1916
BeginrIng at 10 clock A. NJ. the
Follow ing PERSONAL PROPERTY In vii.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums Of 80 and under cash. on sums over
that amounts credit Of IL months will be given.
purch aSers giving their notes with security
TO be approved by the auciioneer bearing inter
est nom day Of sale and payable at bank
Ss-Sale positive regardless OF weather. plet "
Of shelter
LEONARD JONES
/ ". Thompson. Auetioneer.
{ H. CheSneV. Clerk.
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3 Is ~

Gray Horse. 5 years old. good worker and
diver hay Mari, IL years old, good worker and
faT driver, hay MARI. II years old work any.
ntrt fine road mare and safe for ladies ?
good Cows ! Htiters. one and two years old
Bull Calf, months old Calf Wagon Butcher
" aEou, RSAd WAGON Oliver Chilled Flows
No ~ Buckeye Double Workers, 5 Slngle
" Workers, SulArtoeth Lever Harrow, l6-tooth
Spring Harrow, Wheel Disc Harrow, Corn
Planter con, plrle Horse Rake, peerIne Mower.
Mccormick Binder, Farmers faNorite s-diSc
" hea, nTtll single, Double aud ThrIbhle Trees,
rubhcr.ttrv I0p kuggy. tutlby Oliver Thomas.
good A. ntN All the above farming imple-
uituts auG machinery used one season Stevens
Automobile, set o. Computing Scales, used one
year. cosJ t4O . sets Double Driving Harness
sets Single Harness Carrying Straps. sets
Lead Harness Brides. Choke Susp>. sets
Double Lines, Collars. , Leather Fly Nets,
Cord Nets, LOG Cow and RreaSi Oh AIns. ShoVes
Hoes. Hak' SeytheS, Post Digger. Fodder by
the bundle Corn By the barrvl and many other
aruclys too numerous to mention
TERMS or SALE
All sums q SO and under cash on sums over
II Il amount credit q months viii be gwen
purchasers giving their notes with security ap.
proved ~ the auciIOntyr hSArlng interest rom
day OF sale anc payable Al the CItiEenS National
Bzuk y hANrr de Grace
&c No gNNds 10 b removed until settled for.
RoBEHT J. roLLENGER
", Thompson, AuSueaeSF,
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Sorrcl Mare, years old. weighing iloO pound
Sorrel Horse, years old. weight 100 pounds
sound. both good Wor kers and drivers and safe
Tor lady and children, Bay Horse, : years old
weight 1859, work IN all harness; Bay Horse, L.
years old. weight 100. Brown Horse. u years
veiget 1000 pounds, Black Mare. 10 years old
weigh about $50 pounds. These horses will
work til all harness. and are safe for lady or
children. olStein Cow, years old. viii be
fresh the 10Th OF April giving good flow of
milk Jersey Cow. years old was fresh the
hrSt Of January. fine butter COW. Jersey Cow
years old, VIII BE- fresh IN June; Jersey Cow u.
years old, giving a good flow OF milk Short.
horn Cow sNcArs old, will be fresh June 6th
Hereford Cow, tyeArs old. will he fresh MAY
18Th Hereford Cow, years old, will be FRI h
Nav =. Shorthorn Cow. years old Will b,
fresh June y, Fat Steer, ayears old. weight So
pouncS. Bull. years old. Jersey Bull Calf 10
months old entitled TO registry HolsteIn Heifrr
10 months old Deerlng Binder, Superior Wheat
Drill II Disc, Slattery'S New Way Corn Planter
Fertilizer and Check Row Attachments: OS horne
Mower, Horse Rake. Double Walking Corn
Workers, ls-tooth Lever Harrow eO-tooth
Smoothing Harrow, used one season. ? No. ~
Oliver Called Flows. Hillside Plo~. Farm
agon, OF ShorSe; new Surrey, used about
times light Milk Wagon. Blackboard. Cutter
sleigh. ie-toot Hay Carriage, good as new =
sets stage Harness, sets Lead Harness. > sets
Pillow Harness, set Single Harness, good Horse
Col ars. swinging Bit Brides, Head Haliera
HaS Fork. Rope and Blocks. good As new sets
Double Trees, Thribble Tree for binder. Corn
Shelter, Hay Knife. Forks. Hoes, Nattocks and
ShovelS. Grain Shovel. Corn Knives. RriAr
ScytheS. one-half Bushel Measure, Post Digger
p: Gov Chains. Fifth Chain. Corn BY the barrel.
Barrels, good Cook Stove. No :, S-gsllon Mia
Cans, Z cd As new
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Is6- For Sale Fine. Toppy. Young
Stallion. coming I years old, sound,
good disposition. quiet, work any place
and nice driver Weight 1900 pounds
J. Hamilton Smith, Forest Hill, X, b.
(Smith's Mill
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b1- For Sale. A S5OO Bond Bel Air
Water 4 Light Co, 81 interest pay
able January and July. Price So per
share. Inquire at .Agis Office.
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la5 Wanted A Place on the thirds.
larry preferred. Inquire at The Eggs
Office. X A. $.
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pns" Wanted - The undersigned with
wide experience as successful farmer
desires to secure good farm. Money
or share rent. References exchanged.
A. X Tenant, Perryman
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lse+ West End Poultry Yards. Single
Comb Rhode Island Reds, large. vlgor-
Gus birds. heavy laying strain, choice
breeding stock, Cockerels and Pullct.
Hatchlng Eggs by the setting or 100
Prices reasonable, satisfaction guaran-
teed Come look them over Phun,
l9-R Ambrose Armstrong. Aberdeen
Md
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tar Money 10 Loan IN sums to SUIT.
Surety Bonds furnished on application.
Ii. A, Whitaker, Attorney At Law, Bel
Air. Md