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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27

appearances of tuberculosis among
the cows on C. b. Pennington's farm
due in all probability to infected COW
on n neighboling farm.
In an interview with the said Ve;cr-
mary, found | was the "neighbor'
who owned an INFESTED herd, and
whose fields 'adioin Mr. Pennington's
farm. and il was upon my farm that
deaths and dragoutS are not unusual.
In reply to the same, admit my
fields adjoin the farm Of Mr.. Pennirg-
ton, but none of my cows were ut any
time nearer the said Pennington S
farm than across two fields, one con-
tanning twenty acres and the other ton.
Now so far as the deaths and drag
outs" will say that have lost out of
a herd of foity-ivc head, only four
cows in ten years, and none of them
from 7. Il. as | can prove by competent
veterinarians.
As regards the "rcactors" of the
{, W. have sold, will say that the tests
OF these cows, with the exception OF
one which was driven about five miles
the day after she was fresh. in very
hot weather, were made more than a
year after they left my place; and
that the test of the one was made
when she was very warm and fatigued.
When these tests can be shown to
be- reliable, | shall be willing to have
my herd tested, but | deny having
"steadfastly refused the test" for the
sud Dr. Criswell, to the best of my
knowledge, was never on my farm but
once
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27

Wednesday at Highland were Mrs. 81.
las Warner and Mr.. John Smith dele.
gates
Miss Belle Stonebiaker enjoyed i
visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank Gleason
Of Baltimore, last week.
Mr.. Paul Wilson will net as host to
the Fidels Club this Friday evening.
Last Thursday evening the Rehecca
Ledge installed its 1922 officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grey last Mon
day entertained Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
| Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of
Bel Air and their families to dinner.
In the evening a score or more of the
village younger group gave Miss Mary
Gray surprise party. A very pleas
ant evening was spent in various
games after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Cassandra Mcchem is improN
ing after an attack Of grip.
Last Friday evening the Grange met
with the new officers in the chairs.
After an interesting business meeting
the following program was rendered:
Chorus, reading, Grange Purposes by
Mrs. Howard Martin; recitation, Miss
Mary Grevemcyer; talk by DR.. ii.
Hopes on Relation of Father and Son
on Farm. The program was concluded
| by singing Child of Mine" by Miss
| Mary Galbreath.
Mrs. McIarn Spencer is with MIR.
| and Mrs. Charles Vail.
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lallsiOn News

Fallston, Jan. 25-Mrs. Joseph Crum.
lish and Mrs. =. II. Dilwoith are visit
relatives at Prospect.
Mrs. Susie Kirk and Mrs. Annie An.
dcrson are visiting relatives in Phila'
dclpha.
The newly elected officers of Hartford
Castle No. 80 X. &. r. of Fallston were
installed last Wednesday and are as
follows: Noble Chief Charles T.. Horn
berger; Vice Chief, Henry c. Wilson;
High Priest II. X. Mitchell, Jr.; Ven
cradle Hermit, Edmond Snodgrass;
Master of Records, Joseph Crumlish
Clerk and exchcquer W. o. Wilson;
Keeper of exchequer w. +. Sewell; SiI
Herald, Cole Anderson, Worthy Bard
J. Herman Stemple; Worthy Chamber
lain X. X. Johnson; Ensign j. c. An
derson, Esquire c. c, Robinson; First
Guard Harry Gerkc; End Guard W. 7
Crcsswcll. Trustees, T. J. Stcmplc, G.
+. Wiggers and Thomas +. Bond; Re.
preventative to Grand Castle c. r.
WigKers Alternate Harry w. Ors'
burn.
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Darlington. Jan. 2b-Mr. Alfred
SmitL of Calgary, Albcita, Canada,
spent the week end with his mother
Mrs N. Ncwlin Smith.
Miss Lizzie Hopkins il visiting her
sister, Mrs Rachel Reed and her niece
Ms. GeOrg" Harris, Of Henderson, n.
e.
The Darlington Minstrcls covered
themselves with gloiy on Friday night
when they entertained at least 500
people. The whole performance was
81 a high standard ard every body
was pleased Receipts amounted to
$l&5.00.
Mrs VIM II. Scott and children are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. VIM. j. Shurc was IA week end
que of MIR. Richard Cannaday Cf
Port DEPOSIT, Md.
Mr.. Wilson Galbrru;h. Of Warren,
Ohio, il spending sometime with hi
mother, Ms. A. r. Galbrcath.
Beatrice, the yourg daughter Of Nj.
ard Mrs. Clinton n. Scarborough who
is At the Maryland General Hospital
for appendicitis, has stood the opera
ton vriy well and her complrt" re-.
cOvrry il looked 'or.
Miss Mary Anderson is very i'll with
scigticu.
Mrs. Walter f.. Selfe, who has been
operated on for appendicitis at tn"
Lancaster General Hospital, Lancaster,
Pa, is reported to be- doing very well.
Mr.. Wilson Hopkins has rcturn' !
from Washington, u. g., where h" at
tended tn" Orthodox Friends Quaiter-
~ Meeting
Miss Annie Wilson. who spent III"
fall and early winter in Baltimore IL
now with her sister, Ms. A. +, Gal
breath.
Mrs. VIM. r.. Gallon, who is a pI-
tient at the Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore, IL so much improved AZ
be able to return to her HON" the latter
part Of tn" week.
MIS-. j. f.. Sti"ely is visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. J. +. Michael, Of Lancast' e.,
Pa.
Mrs. Louisl Fisher, Of Wilmington,
Delaware is spending some time with
the Misses Anderson.
Miss Virginia Allen has return, Il
from visit to Baltimore and Will
mingt0n. Delaware.
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.IarreiisYille News

tarrcttwillc, Jan. "a Mrs. W. +
Dcrts is spending some time with rcla
tivcs in Baltimore and Washington
ID. {.
Mrs. George Brookhait and family
are spending some time with her par
cnts, Nj. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor.
Miss Elcanor Benson, of Benson
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Wilson G.. DcctS.
Misses Louise Upton, Sara Smith
and Margaret Phillips attended the
Western Maryland Banquet held at
Southern Hotel, Baltimore, on last Fri.
day evening.
Among those who are sick in oul
community are Miss Sue Amos, Mira
Laura Lamb, Mrs. Thomas Bay am
Misses Conrad Bradenbaugh. Alfr".
Lynch, and William WALTZ.
The entertanment given by the KEEL
baugh Bros. in the hall on Friday cN
ening was largely atenNf and thor
ouRhly enjoyed,
Mr.. Alex Y. Waters is on bushes,
trip in Harrisburg this werk.
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Forest Hill Jan 26-Miss Cora Pyle
was operated upon at St. Joseph's Hos
pital last Wednesday. Her mother
who has been sick for the past six
weeks at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. G. Edwin Tucker was also taken
to st. Joseph's last Tuesday for treat
mrnt. We sincerely hope both may
soon return much improved in health.
Miss Ollie Harkins was the guest Of
her cousin Mrs.Cooper.of Baltimore,
last week.
Mrs. Emma Harkins entertained her
niece Miss Elizabeth Jones several
days last week.
Mr.. Clifton SmithsOn who has been
on the sick list is much improved.
Mrs. $. A. McCommonS is convales-
cling after an attack Of grip.
Miss Mary Grey spent the week end
in Baltimore at the home Of her grand
mother.
Among those attending the High
land Forest Hill community show last
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
BEL AIR DEFEATS LEADERS OF
md STRIAL. IEAGIE


TO Play Best Teams From Baltimore
Those who attended the baskr, ball
game last week We're given Il treat
when Bel Air defeated the strong Ga ,
a. Electric Team, leaders of the lndus
trial league Of Baltimore, by tn" $50
of % to 20. This was the fastest
game ever played ON the Bel Air ilIUr.
The visitors started off Ike q Whlii-
wind, scoring six points IN about ~.
minute. The game looked like II wa
away for the visitors but tmbargel
and rugh, the Bel Air guards, tight
encd up while Il sensational goal by
Van Stratton from beyond the ccr,Ir
of the floor and another by Richie
from a sitting position tied the score.
The croN | We're now On the fee ana
eXcitem, reigned until IA" lrfrrc. 4
whistle ded the game H,th Bel All
five poiI in the lead.
The d eating Of this team ina givcl,
Gcl Ali ! reputation IN Basket Ball
scrcles 4 some very fAfi teams will
L- bool.,0 to play in the Bel Air Ar
mps,y in the near future. Arrange
meuE are being made To play MuiI
Post. one Of the fastest teams Of Bal
timor. Friday, Feb. 3rd nj = r. NJ
after WHICH Con,rHnN u w'li hold 4
dance. Teams of lhl. calih'r demand
large guarantee nj al tho lat Gam"
les than twV-thilds of the expenses
We're taken IN at the door. Now that
We have champion team IN Pei Air
why not give II thamplol support ?
The trophy Tor Hartford County lias.
1T A IA l.. I'll. A
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Neighborhood News
ShnMSNIlle Letter

Shawsvillc, Jan. 2I--Home Secret
Lodge No. " X. of +. have installed
the following officers for the ensuing
ak months C.. c., Walter Richardson;
V. C.. Andrew Markline; r.. Walter
Bay; NJ. of r.. Nelson Gilbert; NJ. of
f., Thomas ]. Anderson; X. of X. s.,
VIM. X. Bay; NJ. of A., Harold Wiley;
|. g.. Elmer lytlc; .. c., WIN. r. Ken
ly.
The regular meeting of Shawsyillr
Grange has been postponed from cb,
It'll to Feb iith on account Of Darling
ton Minstcls giving u show on Feb. 7,
Kelbaugh's Orchestra will give an
entertainment in tine Hall in the near
future. The entertainment will be
followed by dance.
Harry +. Wiley ad VIM. X. Bay have
jointly purchased son of King at
" from WinteIthur Farms
to head their herd of llolstens.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
LAND TRANSFERS

Tony =. Warwick to Tony 7. War
wick ct al, IL acres, 2rd district, So.
George Il. Edwards and wife TO stan
ley NJ. Gentry and wife, lot at Foun-
tain Green, $40.
john Krcll aud wife to John H. Gro ;
and wife. lot in LIST district. $40
Charles c. Coale and wife to ]. Ar
cher Riley, 81 acres, Sl062.50.
Maggie f.. Beall to Jesse c. Carr and
wife, - acres. 18th district, $40.
Charles krell and wife to Albert j.
Budnick, lot in LIST district, so.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Little Thomas t.Iwood Anderson. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Anderson, Of
Bel hir, is much improved after going
through hard siege with absre" ,ed
~, The little fellows troubles start
ed with commissions on Monday ard it
wa. net UNI i a specialist doctor"d hjs
car thai h, could get any relief.
Mr.. Hall RogcrS, of trrswCll, is
spending the week in Baltimore.
The condition of Mr.. X. Harrls
Archer, who has been desperately i'll,
is somewhat improved.
Mrs, Charles Baplcl Jr. has rohurn-
ed to Baltimore after spending SON"
time with Judge and MIS- VIM. Il.
Harlan.
Mrs. j. Edwin Webster has been Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. William Rouse in
Baltimore.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
WER\ Elk E-DALTON

\ very pretty wedding was solem-
nized al st. Johns church, Long Green
IN Wednesday evening, January 18th
wnen Miss Lula Dalton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, of Upper \
Roads and Mr.. George 7. Werncke
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Werneke,
were quietly married by the Rev. s.
$. McCabc.
The bride was attended by her cous-
in, Miss Alice Dalton, and the groom
by his only brother After a trip
North they will he al home to their
friends at Upper y Roads.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27

GOKREI.L In .Hd hut lrsiug nmruhrhmr'
~ nur ,Irnt snr Percy, win" departed ihl- NE
two years ayo to-day. Jnnn"rs IN. VIZ"
Cad ,akrs nur loved one fran "''' hrn"s bot
never from our hearts
Oh the memory ri that morning
A. Ne stfsh With breaking hearts.
g,.., nv the one Ne l"v'+l ~ dearly
pi.rred bv drHth's mTs' cruel dart
4 bitter ruu q -h0rk SEVERE"
To psft with On" We loy"d >" denr
W, with q chanyriesE never dying 1--we.
Cries nu' In it, dcDIlRiiOn hFeHr
T., II Juyi GDI help me- I cannot shy
Tn. viii h. done until "" meet Hphln.
Nv HE ever loving mother and fntn"r
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
MIR. SMITH WINS DIVORCE CASE

Judge Frank |. Duncan, Of the CIR
cult Court at Towson, on Monday sign
ed decree granting Dale II. Smith. If
Fork. an absolute divorce from his
wife, Mrs. Sadie II. Smith, IN tn"
ground of abandonment Mr.. Smith
was also awarded the legal custody
vi his two Older children, whlr the
custody Of the Youngest chill was
awarded to Mrs. Smith.
The parties were married icnirr ','.'
~, 1901, and they separated in 1918.
Some time last summer Mrs. %mitl
filed Il bill against her husband At 1"w
son in which she charged INN with
abandonment and asked for an chs"
lutte divorce on that ground Lat a a.
Mr.. Smith filed Clrss-Bill aPhrr ST
his wife. in which he charged hat sh,
had abandoned him, and the d"c'"r o.
the Court sustained his charge, NJ s..
Smiths Bill having been dismissed
Both parties are well known IN Har-
ford County.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Highland Grange has Gle, ted and
installed for the year 1922 "a follows;
Master, Wilson A. Heaps; Ovcrsrer,
George II. Taylor; lecturer, Miss Anna
GI'hurlth; stewart, Frank kndh"li:
= /. stewart, Raymond Wilson; lazy
asst. stewart, Miss Marie Scavbor-
ough; Chaplain Rev s. l.. Irvine;
treasurer f.. f.. Martin; secretary.
Mrs. Margaret Stokes; gate keeper,
Paul Galhcath; Ceres, Miss Louise
Heaps; Pomona, Miss Grace Day;
Flora Miss Elizabeth Galbrcath.
The grange j., planning for new and
interesting work and a profitable and
pleasant year is Anticipated.
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PREACHERS TO BE ENTER.
tanned

The National Local Preachers As
ISOLATION will give the Darlington cir
cult Of the VI. +. Church two all day
meetings at the Rock Run church OF
Sunday, January Goth and Monday
January 30th. The Rev. d. H. Ken.
ney, Secretary of the Association
will preach nj three services each
day the hours of service being l0.%u
4. NJ. 30 I. VI. and 7.3O L. VI.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
RATIO, NOT NUMBERS WHICH
COT MIS-

The attitude of certain representa-
tivcs from the Eastern Shore that If
Baltimore gots Increased representa-
ton they should have it too is with
out logical foundation. Such u move
would only make the Assembly more
unwcldly and accomplish no good. 1t
= the matter Of proportion which
counts.
There is grave danger in giving too
large representation to Baltimore City.
but the Democratic plan OF six repre-
s"ntatvcs for over half the popula-
ton 81 the state does not sound at all
out of the waV
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
IIllMp VISITS BEL. AIR

\ big army blimp scared over Bel
Air several times Friday afternoon
causing business to be temporarily sus-
pended. The general verdict was that
the big craft was piloted by Mr. Smith
y. Bradford, of Bel Air, but this has
never been confirmed.
Since then young fathers have been
kept busy answering such questions as
Daddy what keeps it up?"
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SW AXIS JONES

Miss Augusta Lse Jones, daughter
of Mr.. and Mr. Haiv cy Jones, of 1c'r
Havre de Grace, IN Mr. Frank II.
Swarts Of Rel Air, y ere quietly mar
ried at the brides hon e on Nedne sdav
afternoon at 3 o'cEocl by Rev. {. ).
Biggs. ....
DR.. Swarts has for several years
been a popular drugs ist in ktsling :
Pharmacy, while Miss Zones VA beer
connected with Boarfnan's Hardware
sfnre
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
WILLIAM Il. FEHKMAN

Mr. William II. Fehrman. aged 81
Year,, died at his home near Madonna
On Saturday. Besides a widow he is
survived by four daughters and two
sons. Mr.. Fchrman served in the Union
army dn,ing the Civil War and lost a
leg al Antictam. His funeral took
place on Tuesday from Salem Evan
gelical Church, Rcvs Kullmar, Price
and Compton officiating. The pail.
bearers wer:- Mcssr. u. Hutch and
Abram Wilson. Andrew Bahr, Robert
Wiley Henry jackson and Howard
FonId
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H.tRFORU WORLD O. ~
AZ AIN

Hartford is repn scented thu sc = a."
the Penn sylvaria s tate Farm Prod rrf.
Show, Harrisburg, by Messrs;. G.. T.
Radebaugh & Sou and Henry Rigid VI,
each # whom ha,t e"teted w ca,
corn in the World Class. This ella
carriex with it asa prIle for the be -
10 ears regardless variety cr co'"'
Last year the much coveted first prize
was carried oft by I q" kIdehar.a
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
soosT THE WILSON FUND

We regret TO say the Woodrow Viii
son fund is not receiving the support
in Hartford il 20 richly deserv es, and
unle, the fund il considerably boosted
promptly we will fall below our quota.
The county has been par ticuIarlS
proud of going over the top. IN praci,
tieally every philanthropic Drive ana
this should be no exec ptlon.
At the meeting held in u g court,
house on Monday all preseD agreed
upon the former president. genius
but we must confess the al tendance
was small Let's wake up once u
q big opportunity.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
OBITUARY
MRS LOUISA c. MARTIN

,lrs louisa G. Martin, died in Bal
timo,. on Sunday, end inst, at the
advances age IF % years She was Il
dausbbr OF James and Rachael Petit
cord AMI the winpw of Lewis G.. Mar
I'm. late of lIarfo,t county, and spent
he rsrby married lie on the old MAJ
tin homestead At Stepncy now owned
by Mr.. John y. Slice, of Brooklyn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27

Home bccoration"by Miss Knight.
"Thc Home Garden. Prof Shaw.
Fertilizer Mixtures and Slides on
European Agriculture" Prof. Shaw.
The demonstration have thorough
ly convinced many small orchaldists
how little they knew about mixing
sprays and how simple it really is. \
saving of from 81 to ST. II ton on mix
ing youI own fertilizers a. dcmonstrut-
rl by Dr. Mccall seemed really worth
while and called forth lively discus
SionS.
In the community show ut Jarlrtts.
vile, ShawSvillc went down to defeat
with 49, points again 1t her opponent :
SIS. At Upper \ Roads, Emmol ton
with 30 points could not stand up
against the odds ~ hS%. Hiphl ,rd
nosed ont Forest Hill by half dozen
roint
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CAROLINE SARGAHLE

Mrs. Caroline Sargablc widow Of
the late Michael Sargablc, II resident
of Galway for nearly fifty years died
Tue gday JanunU 18th at the home 81
her son, Prank 4 Salgabl" IN BaltI
more aftci an llncs of -four lays.
She was ~ year old. Mrs Saygablr
was member Of Calvary ". r.. church
for number Of years. Funeral ser
vice was held Thursday Jan. 18th at
II A. VI. at the home Of her son Frank
in which the Rev. Dr Gillum, Of Wal
brook VI. r.. church Oficlatrd. The re
mains was taken 10 Galway cemetery
for intermcnt. She j survived by one
brother John BochtoId Onr sister kath-
crime Bechtold. six children. Eva \, \
Jacob f., Benjamin H., Sophia Pres
ton. Amelia Bohnlofnk, Lima Preston
also sixteen grand children aud eleven
great grandchildren.
MARY MURDOCH CAi:NEr
Mrs. Mary Muldock Carver widow
; Of the late George w. Carver, died at
the home Of her son. Mr. Harry 5.
Carver. in Bel Air, on Friday night af-
ter having been in failing health for
| sometime She was IN he eigh. : thin
year. Although small If staru" nrs.
! Carver had big heart ard Ta" known
everywhere for her good works which
| she carried on with most modest
I manner. To her, many luckless citI-
zens owe that Temporal" aid in time
| Of distress which CARED then up and
over the hill. Throughout he life Mrs
Carver's greatest source of prlGe va
her two sons Harry ). and Charles J
Carver, who are to-day Il tttins nOnu'
ment TO her good works. Funeral ser
vices were held from her late residence
on Monday morning at / o'clock, Rev
! c. S. Biggs officiating. lr:crmcnt
was in Mt. Zion cemetery and the pal
bearers were Mcssrs. o. y. CarcaId
George X. Cairncs, J. Woodle% Rich
ardson. John W. Anderson, j. A
Wheeler, f.. A. McComas, Ha ny Ew
ing and Thomas Price. Dean & Scr
had charge Of the funeral arrange
ments.
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Afternoon

pruning Trees and Vines" by Prof
Shaw.
Mixing of Sprays" Prof Shaw.
"Homc Mixing of Fertilizers" d.
Mccall.
"ShoIt Cuts in Dress Making" Miss
Knight, with a class o. ladies.
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In Nlcmoriam

\ tribute OF love In the memory at oar dear
dnuph"r, Ruthc Anita Strnliiurd whn depart
rj this life Jan. -. lHll.
Sweet memories cline 10 your nmc.
Those that lnN,L y"u in de,pcst affection.
Love YOU today Just the snIu
ny MOTHER
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
Mr.. BALL DIFFERS WITH DR.
CRISWELL
Editors The Hgis:-

Editors The Hgis:-
In a recent issue u your valuable
paper, there appeared over the sigma
ture Of L. l.. Criswell, Veterinary in
Charge an article telling Of repeated
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27

Al suIna 81 SD and under 'tsh ~ 'u.p
aver 'hRi amount a credit ~ fnpnths VII h"
yiycn, purrhnsrrn giving their mites Y.ih r"-
ruriiy approved hy III" auciipn"". b"nttnp ~.
trro.t fr,trn ,In, Df sale and puyHhl' o. T. ul.
JOHN j BRADLEY 81 !
g. e RirlnrIspn II Bro hur'iprcrF#
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-01-27
COMMUNITY SHOW PROVES 4
SUCCESS

During the past few days community
shows have been held in various part.
If Hartford and farmers who have at
tended them have picked up many val
liable pointers. The general program
carried ont has brCn.
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Public Sale

The UNDERSIGNED. intending 10 hisrpui rur
farming will I"rIIiyoB rcIl without rr.",yo
on the farm oi Mr. Herman stump. rcni"d
On the rad frrm III" "Old Toll Gate" 10 NORRIS
Corner, on
Thursday, Feb. 10th, 1922
BcyinInnH NJ 10 n'cl"ck thnrp. III"
I,II,,.ir,, pEHspNNI pRppEHTY In wit,
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e VA 4

BlH'k Horse, y"nIH old, Hay Horse, s"nIH
old Iron CIV lintsr, , yunfs Odd. W"I'h lanb
lhR each GucrHs"y Cow, Ii"lsl"n Tow. 10
t. ,shrr in September Hp-ioiu li"t"rs Poland
China Spw faituu March ~ Shmnis. p
hrrsr Wagon, i.brrar Wagon. az 3 hnr.u
Wagon. Hay tnrringr. Wagon Ii"i NJ, mn
Hmd,r In"vi M,tprmrf M"w"r, ln"NI Die
Hnrr"E. Sprnyt"uth IiHrrrw and kpiI"r AN.
bincI 2 Double Corn W"fkrrs, tnH Planter,
..ylnrus,. Hnhi IInnd I'lnNs. Hntpc Nnk d,
KrystDto F"dl"r Gutter, with 'i-rTi S"i'h
CHr'r. Hty lrrk. It"rr aud fullrys vets
Hr,"chbnnd IIHiur.s. Lend IlHrm"-E. fl"g IInr-
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All sums of $40 aud under cnsh, IN 81
ever that amount II cruslit nC . months will h
given. purchasers giving their notes with Az
prOv,Sl security. bearing interest i,nm day ri
sale and pnynbl" At Farmers Merchant
National hank
G. DELLA 2ENLOR,
q NJ HEALOR,
/ W Thompson, Auctioncrr.
W y. spencer, Clerk