empowered to make any person testify as to armament the Chilians, it is feared, might ob- —The newly-elected City Council of Havre de Streett—Smith.— The Kansas City timet of Dublin Affair*. if Grace organized Monday his possessions, and these have not been tain some successes by taking the Initiative on night by elect- January 13th publishes an account of the marri- Reported for Tbe JEgls. Tlie InMipm. is to Mil correctly returned, be liable prosecution ing ex-May or Robert age Streett, of Ms and these successes wonldfurther inflame their Seneca President. ofDr. Bt. Clair formerly Harford Jan. 18.—On Saturday evening, Jan. 16th, a NO OTHER SO AS for perjury." Mayor Cochran appointed Charles T. WII. county, Miss large number of the of ‘WHOLESOME’ FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor. martial ardor. In the end, however, Chill to Elizabeth Blckiey Smith, of St. yonng friends Miss Mol- The convention also adopted the law draft- son City Clerk and John A. Russell City Joseph, Mo. The ceremony took place In Christ lle Markland assembled at the home of that wonld be crushed and humbled. young lady, where they were very pleasantly ed by Mr. W. Beatty Harlan, providing for Treasurer, both of whom were confirm- Church, St. Joseph, Tuesday evening, January t# Thb Asoib la the oldest established news- Under any circumstances the United Slates entertained. An interesting feature of the paper In Harford county. It has a larger circu- the appointment of a Sta'e Road and Bridge ed. After the Council adjourned the mayor and 13(b, Kev. Dr. Smith being the odiciating min- evening was the illumination of a handsome among Intelligent afford slowly cautiously. lation farmers, canners and can to move and city councilman enjoyed at the Harford House ister. The event was the affair of the Christmas tree. The young folks retired to PARRISH Engineer. society Baking Powder, other business men than any other newspaper their homes at ten published Chili is weak and we are strong. It would a temperance banquet, the invitation season and o’clock, thanking their host- in the county. These facts make it a Judge Stake and Mr. Wm. B. Sands were upon of a large until her of prominent people ess a most delightful a valuable advertising, medium for reaching all be unmanly fight with her. for evening. unanimously elected and to precipitate a Councilman K. K. Vaunemau. from St. Paul, Kansas City, St. Louis, Denver Messrs. William Clement and Harry Riley, Contains three Ingredients and three only—viz: classes. re President Secre- who Every reasonable means should be c xbansted —We call attention and New Orleans were present. Mr. and Mrs. have been spending a few weeks at iheir tary. Mr. John Moores, of Harford, was re- special to the advertise- home near have Pure Cream of Wm. H. to prevent war, but if forced into it let it be W. Boyd Bell, of Emmorton, were also among Dublin, returned to Flncastle, Tartar, Soda and Starch, scientifi- Paul, of Webster, Is autorized to re- appointed a member of the Executive Com- ment of Messrs. Griffith, Turner & Co.. Balti- Va. ceive and collect subscriptions for The Atqi*. as short the wedding guests, Mrs. Bell being a sister of A mitlee and Mr. Wm. Lee Amoss a Vice Presi- made sharp and as as possible. more, offering a fall line of garden and field surprise party, which was to be given to cally combined, “nothing else” and I cheeriully agricultural the groom. Dr. Streett is a son of the late John Miss Beulah Clement on the evening of Dec. 31, county. Weds, implements, Ac. Their hand- BEL AIR, Md. dent for Uartord Senator Gorman’s Be-Elcctfon. Rush Streett, ofHarford county, a brother of did not take place, on account of the death commend its e ? - some illustrated Catalogue is fullof Information of relative of use. Mr. a the family. The party, however, . ¦ - Charles H. Streett, of Marshall’s district, Friday Merging, Jan. 22, 1892. The unanimous support of Hon. Anbnr P. for the farmer, amstenr and market gaJKner. assembled at Mr. H. 8. Gorreli’s borne, where P. B. WILSON, Voting for United States Senators. and a of spent very pleasant and can be obtained free of cost brother-in-law of Mr. 8. A. Williams, they a evening. Chemist to City oflialto. and Health Dept. —-- Gorman for United States Senator by the by sending Proposed Relating: the Bel Air bar. After the ceremony a recep- Mr. Wilbur Riley, who has been spending a The New Law to members of the them a postal with your address. They intro- few Gorman and Gibson Elected. Democratic Legislature, tion was held at the the bride. Dr. days at his home near Dublin, has returned County Commissioners. duce this year a new tomato called World home of and to Granite while no donbt in accord with their feelings, Fair, Mrs Hill, Pa., where he is engaged iu On Tuesday the Legislature began voting which Streett left the same night on a tour East. business. The Legislature, doubtless, will make some was the of the wishes of they claim to be the best ever brought for United Slates Senators. As was expected simply carrying out Tht will reside In Kansas City. The Kansas It is rumored that one of the prettiest girls of giufftthT & before tbe in law relating to the public. Tbeir establishments are at our village TU important changes the • contemplates a Democratic party ol Hie State, as express- City Times says : tying knot with her co.. Hon. Arthur Pue Gorman was chosen for six and street and County law, it to be in and conventions and 205 207 North Paca at 116 and 118 tongue that cannot be untied with her pearly Commissioners. The is ed State county by Ur. St. Clair Streett is a young and popular teeth. years, commencing March 4lh, 1893. Senator Light street, Baltimore. well soci- boped, will be a general one, uniform in its Democratic journals representing the senti- physician of this city. He is known Mr. D. G. Clement, one of our Gorman reeeived in both honses 100 voles ally is general leading mer- powers and a favorite. He came to this chants, is very sick with la application, so far as the number, ment of the party in every county. Fox Chase. —Last Monday morning a fine city a few years ago from and is now grippe. and Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, Republican, 9 Baltimore Miss Inez McCausland, of is visiting and duties, at least, of Commissioners are A compliment but it is large which been captured by Lee recognized as one of Kansas City’s rising phy- Macton. v votes. like this is unusual fox bad Coale her aunt. Miss Maria McCausland, of this place. differ to the mean- sicians. He is a member ot the Kansas City Miss Ella Amoss, who concerned. Opinions as one which Senator Gorman has well deserv- and ez-Sheriff Hughes, near Watervale, was Club. A number is assistant teacher at No excitement attended the election of large of people went from this Sunday Branch Store lie and US \ of to the whole with his tamed loose In Mrs. Archer’s field, near tbe witness place, spent last Saturday and at BALTIMORE, Md. ing the fourth amendment Consti- Gorman, bnt a in ed. The country rang praises here to the wedding. her home in Jarrettsviile. Senator there was flutter Bel fox Miss Bickley who is a daughter of the tution relating to this matter. Some ex- for the patriotic service he in defeat- Academy, Air. The made a bee-line for Smith, Mra. Dr. Riley has a when it was announced that a rendered late C. D. of is as well Chinese sacred lily, both Houses Bynnm’s Ran, followed by hounds and Smith, Sr. Joseph, known which is quite a curiosity, in pounders of the law maintain that the Legis- ing the force bill, and it would have been abont 25 in this city as in St. Joseph'. She is a striking- growing a glaas vote would be taken for a United States Sena- eight or ten mounted fox banters. After run- vessel tilled with clear water and pebbles. It TOMATO 533 IBJDS. STJO-AIIR, lature may, under the amendment, prescribe churlish and ungrateful if bis native State ly pretty brunette. She has been a frequent now has twelve lilies on OOIR/ItT. tor to succeed Senator Wilson. The votes for of a it, which are very Com- ning about three-quarters an hoar tbe visitor here and has formed host of friends beautiful and PARAGON, QUEEN, FAVORITE, the number and periods for which the had not honored him by re-electing him to who will welcome in her new home. quite fragrant. BEAUTY, ACME, PERFECTION and NEW BTONF, were scattered and were, for the moat part, dogs captured tbs fox near Patterson’s Mill. her On the evening of January 7th as your hum- missioners were elected last November, allot- the in he has shown such pre- tSP" AIIof Best Quality and Low Prices. the Senate the vote was place which ble servant was out sleighing with bis best at complimentary. In Perryman Bel Aib Notes. —Griff. Collins, colored, was ting to some a term of two years and to others eminent ability. Maryland ought to feel Locals.—The P., W. aud B. Rail- girl, lie met a sleigli-l. ad of merry young folka #' F l r 1 ver Introduced. Packet Ounce . £ 15 cents. as follows: drawn a spirited ka50 II?..cent*,I Pound J*** represent in the road Company put in tbeir new draw at Bash arrested on Wednesday by Officer Fisher, on by s'eed laden wiib tinkling Quarter 91.75, Pound 90.00. four or six years. John 8. Wirt... 5 proud that she has to her bells. As it was a blight River, Sunday a week ago, without delaying a the charge of stealing several dollars from the moon-light night I On the other hand, men equally learned in John Walter Smith 4 Senate of the United States a man so distin- soon saw that the parly consisted entirely of money drawer In Misses Cook them year last next week and adds that Col. J. E. Wilson, tbe Cburob. on SATURDAY. 2ld. at 2 Horses. 2 Gray Horses. 1 Sorrel Horse, 8 6 meats. sident Garfield, completed bis 78tb neral services were conducted at the house by o’clock. P. M., for the election of a Board of 8 Calves. 34 Sheep. 2 Sows, 10 Shafts, what the Legislature conld do to promote the Meeting of Connty Commissioners. referee in the case, has indorsed Mr. Carver, grave Heifers. Sunday. He was born in Harford county and Kev. Mr. Dolly and at tbs by Rev. T. E. Managers to serve the ensuing year. Lot hold- yoke of Oxen, 2 six horse Body Wagons. 1 six- CHARLES M. STIEFF, interests of farmers. from of who, it ia claimed, has a majority of the Repub- Peters. E. G. Knr’z was the undertaker. ers will please attend without further notice. Hay Wagon, 4 sx horse Log- Wagons, 2 Representatives twenty boards baa numerous relatives here. horse licans ofHavre de Grace on his side. Mr. James B. Meads has been quite sick fur 22Jan two horse Body wagons, 1 one-horse Body 9 N. Liberty St., Balto., Md. Col. Frederick Raine, editor of the German County Commissioners of the State met in Wngons, Carts, —On the 11th instant Mr. George L. Vanßib- several weeks with grip. Wagon, 3 Covered 2 one-horse 1 G, Cormpendent, advocated organization on Improvement. Steugle, who has critically 111 OxCart, 2 sets *f Timber Wheels, lour Knad REPRESENTED BY P. SPENCER, Clrome Hill, Md. the of Baltimore, Thursday of last week. Tbos. J. sold sale, at the Court A Handsome —Messrs. E. Mr. Mark been Horses, Har- ber, trustee, at public with disease, is Carts, Harness for 40 3 sets Cart an for spreading & the same convalescent. The Kenilworth, of Single of Light association information Shallcross, ofthe county Payne sets Harness. 1 set with Kent board, presided, House, Bel Air, the Standiford property, In the Scott Bro.. tbe well-known hardware The meeting of the Mile Society of Bethel ness, 4 to Stale of Double Harness. 5 Plows, 3 Harrows, 1 Harrow regard onr that wonld attract Eng- D. H. Staley, clerk of the Washington county first district, containing 33 acres, with lime- merchants, North Gay street, Baltimore, are for Tuesday night, was OF BALTIMORE, and Cultivator combined, 1 Mower and Reaper, lish, and to just completing, on a lot adjoining their pres- postponed, on account of bad weather, until 2 Binders. Buckeye, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Horse Rake, OlOyeWUsl^ German Scandinavian settlers board, and Charles U. Smith, of Maltier Standiford, for Sterwoofl Pure .clerk the stone quarry, to S2OO. Body Wagons, ent store, a large and handsome bonding, into Wednesday night of this week. Thursday Evening, 11, 2 four-horse 1 two-horse Top Maryland. Cecil county board, being lift J. S. Richardson was the auctioneer. The ladies the M. E. Church South held Feb. 1802, Buggy, 1 dagger Wagon, 1 Double Sleigh, 1 Sin- Secretaries. which stock In of an a they will remove tbeir of goods ou and gle Sleigh. 3 Bob Sleds. 1 Bulldozer Wagon, 1 $2 PER OAL. M. G. Elzey offered resolution requesting Harford county was represented by Mr. —The first commission issued by Governor oyster supper Wednesday Thursday MASONIC HALL, BEL AIR. Holstein Bull. a few days. Tbe strncture, which ia called tbe nights of last week, for the benefit of the parson- the Legislature to adopt a uniform system of Proctor, clerk to county to his Secretary of TO IN Charles W. our Brown, after that State “Payne Building,” ia four stories in height, age. They cleared about S6O. TERMS OF SALE. er-EQUAL ANY WHISKY THE in was one to Mr. Lawson Cooley, of Mr. Andrew last STATE. taxation which only churches and grave- board. LeCompte, tbe front being 45 feet wide and built of pressed Kinebeart killed, Friday, GRAND DOUBLE BILL Tbo terms of sale prescribed by the order of yards shall be exempted. There was a free interchange of opinion Aberdeen, as Notary Public. This appoint- three fine bogs, averaging 300 Ibi. each. C. B. court are —that all sums of sls aud under shall brick, with granite trimmings. Tbe ceilings The two-act sale ; sums over necessary by establishment Comedy, written by Henry Ar- be paid in cash on the day of on R. S. Cole offered one requesting Maryland with regard to county matters but the only ment was made the are high and tbe interior Is admirably lighted. OUK BUSH RIVER NECK LETTER. thur Jones, the author of "The Middleman,” that amount a credit of six months will be given, of new national bank at that place. "The Dancing Girl," iso., entitled, the purchasers giving notes bearing interest, JOSEPH DANNENBERG’S congressmen to endeavor to have the tariff result the when com-. Reported for The vEgis. practical attained was the appoint- The “Payne Building,” entirely “ with* the security to be approved by tbe auc- tax on tin-plate reduced to one cent a pound. ment of a committee to go to Annapolis on —Mr. James H. Amos, of this county, has been pleted and opened to view, will be an orna- Michaklsyillb, Jan. 18—There was a beau- ELOPEMENT, 77 tioneer. Old Reliable Liquor Store, Clerk Mr. tiful wedding on Wednesday evening last at D. MEREDITH REESE, Trustee. Mr. Armstrong wanted a law empowering appointed a Committee In tbs Senate, ment to that enterprising part of the city.— 22jan January 28th to confer with members of the eight o’clock P, M., at Garrettson’s chapel, the with a Cast embracing Mr. J. Harry Furst, B. C. J. 8. Richardson, Auctioneer. mo to the tramp E. H. Webster, of J., previously appointed, Tbe firm of £. Scott Payne & Bro. is an old Brown, Chas. Banchoff, C. Sheppard. Misses st., county commissioners abate Legislature with regard to the feasibility of contracting parties being Mr. George Monroe Sadie having been made Clerk to the Committee on and tbeir friends sou of the late George Roberta Humes. Welsh, Mollle Dlscoll and BALTIMORE, Md. nuisance. extending the term of office of the County reliable one, and Harford will Johnson, J. Johnson, others. Claims.\Mr. Robert Pennington and Mr. F. B. unite with ns in them upon and Miss Emma Gilbert, daughter of Mr. Chas. To conclude with J. Madison Morton’s roaring Mr- W. Beatty Harlan spoke in favor of a Commissioners and such other as congratulating B. Gilbert, of Doors from Bel legislation Macatee have also been appointed to clerkships Baltimore. Kev. Harry D. Mitch- farce ot !3F"Six Air Market. and presented the their removal into such handsome and commo- ell was the officiating clergyman, and the CANS! 13jely State Road Engineer be to the best the CMS! draft will interests of respective in the House. dious quarters. church was the of the “SLASHER of the lawrelating adopted full, despite iuclemeucy AND CRASHER,” GEO. L. Van BIBBER, Solicitor. thereto which was counties. Mr, weather. Miss Clara Mount played the Wed- —Miss Mary Skipwith Coale, daughter of County with Mr. Sherwood 11. Royston ns “Blashington by the Harford Farmers’ Convention last wag HArpord Cases in Cecil Court.— ding march aud Messrs. Bartlett Ford and Oscar HAWWAY, ORDER A resolution adopted declaring it the Mrs. formerly of Harford coun- Crasher.” J. B. NISI. and 8. C. Coale, Ou Wednesday tbe jury in the case of Mrs. Anna Johnson, the latter a brother ofthe groom, act- The week. sense of the convention that the election of entertainment under the direction of Mr. MANUFACTURER OF Isaac Standiford otal. In the Circuit Court ty, has opened children’s classes in singing at ed as ushers. The bride, a pretty blonde, was Geo. A. Gardner. 22jan V 1 Allthese matters were referred to a com- Hughes, of Havre de Grace, against the P., W. . . _ - Vfor Harford County. county commissioners shall not ail be at one No. 218 Madison street, Baltimore. Mias Coale attired in a fawn-colored dress, with hat and John Standiford etal. I In Equity. and B. Railroad Company, brought in a sealed gloves of same color, and carried a mittee. time, or that the terms of the members shall has had in a the bouquet & by the exceptional advantages obtaining verdict awarding Mrs. Hughes one cent dam- of Marechal Neil roses in her hand The groom J. H. MEDAIRY Circuit Court for Harford By a vote of 34 to 6 the convention agreed CO7 ORDERED,County, in Equity. tbfs3oth day not begin and at the time. musical education and is prepared to teach the wee a suit of black. After the ceremony the Cans of February, end same ages. case tried last March and Hand-Made 1892. that the property Tbe was tbe sale of the mentioned to the passage of voices- repaired to their home on the farm own- these in recommend a law for the an- Opinions varied with regard to road im- Tomlin’s method of training children’s jury gave her $3,500 but the court de- couple OF BEST STEEL PLATES. proceedings, made and reported by Geo damages, ed ny Mr. John 8. Young, of Bel Air The rain L. Van Trustee, appointed by nual meeting of commissioners, and also, if a Bulett, formerly General Man- Bibber. a decree provement. Some were in favor of a direct —Mr. Wm. 8. cided tbe verdict excessive and that unless tbe was not sufficient to drown the music of the STATIONERS, PRINTERS OTWIII deliver al any Ntnllon on Bal- of this Court, to make said sale, be ratified and new assessment law is passed, that the board ager of the Bulett Carriage Factory, in Bel Air, serenade with which the bride and groom were Railroad. confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof tax by the State for road improvement while plaintiff would accept $2,000 a new trial would AND timore and Ohio be shown on or before the ISth the regaled. At its conclusion the musicians were day of February ofcounty commissioners be made a board of not is preparing to engage in manufacture of be granted. Tbe compromise was declined and Also Deilrr In BONE AND OTHER next; provided, a copy of this order be others thought this would be fair to the invited in and entertained with true Bush River PURE newspaper Inserted of carriages, in Delta, about the Ist of February. a new trial was ordered. Mrs. Hughes BOOKSELLERS, STANDARD FERTILIZERS. LIME, in some printed or published In Har- review. A committee one commissioner people of those portions of the State where boarded Neck hospitality. ford county, once in each of it is to make a specialty of COAL AND LUMBER. three successive county was appointed He proposes, said, a train at Perryville, one stormy night in March, Our people have escaped the malady which weeks before the 15th day of February next. from each to confer stone roads are impracticable and unneces- |Y Write Prices, report fine work, Mr. Bulett thoroughly understands to cross tbe river to Havre de Grace, but tbe has been so prevalent in other neighborhoods. fur e Btßtes the amount of the sale to bo with the Senators and Representatives of Some wanted to Mr. W. B. Harris is convalescent, alter a 6 N. Howard St., Oppo. Howard House, f®oo* sary. each district say how every branch of the business and wo have no train did and carried serious not stop she was on to getting Joppa, _ WM. S. FORWOOD. Jr., Clerk. their respective counties as to the feasibility it wanted its roads. spell. Mr. J. C. Hollis is over bis at- Office and Factory at Har- True copy, much money spent on doubt he will be successful. Baltimore. The excitement and exposure re- Mr. aud Mrs. J. L. Richardson both test, of extending the term of office ofcommission- tack. are BALTIMORE, Md. Md. 22jau WM. 8. FORWOOD. Jr.. Clerk It was urged against this that 400 or 500 peo- We are indebted to Messrs. Howard Lock- salted in sickness, fur wbieb sbe asked SIO,OOO sick and Mr. Daniel Gallup is confined to bis ford County, ers and other matters relating to their beat bed. Jim Sank. a 2-'Jan ple might demand the expenditure of a large wood & Co., of New York, for Part 4 of The damages. * interests, the committee to meet inAnnapolis Tbe {3T-BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER. amount, which would have to be paid in taxes American Dictionary of Printing and Bookmak case of John P. Leigbt against tbe Pblla* Their Golden Wedding. 22jan Public School Examination. LAUBR’S January 28. The then ad- and on convention by only 40 or 50. ing. This valuable work is presented without delpbia, Wilmington Baltimore Railroad, Reported for The ASgis. Board School journed subject to the call of the chair. to The American Bookmaker. wbieb was taken up Tuesday afteruoon, was Office Commissioners. I Mr. W. Beatty Harlan, of HarWrd, read the cost to subscribers Fountain Green, Jan. 18th.—On Monday JOHN A. YOUNG, Bel Aik, Md„ Jan. 18, 1892.1 Men’s Se unless I an Black H ise at 12*o. The member of this committee named for latter is a high class trade journal, devoted continued. evening. Jan. 18ih, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Har. draft of an act prepared by him providing for The PRACTICAL A Public Examination will be held in all the Interests of the employes as well as the ward, of Fountain Gieen, celebrated the fiftieth Harford county was Dr. W. D. Scarboro. appointment of Engineer. to the their Public Schools of Harford county the a State Road enter Obituary.— Miss Louisa Watson, aged 87 anniversary of marriage. Although the 25 Per The delegates to the convention from Har- employer, In ail the industries which into weather was verv inclement, ON J/.NUARY 27th. 28iu and 29!h. Cent. Discount 'No action was taken upon It. for many years an inmate of tbe quite a number as- the making of a years, family and by P. M. the bouse on ford were Wm, L. Amoss, George E. Sliver, meeting book. sembled 8.30 was well All school officials and friends of education are Decorated China. The adjourned subject to the call of Mr. James W. Hanna, died at bis residence, filled with friends and relatives of the aged WATCHMAKER, JEWELER, Beatty Harlan, William Webster, James —Those who intend to engage in the canning cou- invited to alien i. W. of the President. near Fountain Green, on Saturday, January ple. Games and music were the means of en- AND By order. 2.000 Pieces, including Cups and Saucers write for prices to Mr. ENGRAVER, WORTHINGTON, Moustache Cups, Lee, George R. Stephenson, Daniel P. Hol- business this year should tertainment and tbe evening was rapidly pass- JOHN D. Plates. Vases. Plaques. Bisque1 16tb. She was buried at Churchville Presby- 22janlt Examiner. Figures. Toilet Sets and Shaving Cuds Hanwsy, Joppa, Harford connty, Md. Mr. ing, when at 10 o’clock all were invited to par- St., opposite Postofflee, Will go lingsworth, Lawrence McCormick and Cbas. War With Chili Probable. J. B. terian Church, on Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Wilson Main the at the rate of $1 worth for 75c. Manway’s enterprise in manufacturing band- take of refreshments, which they did justice to. L. Vail. officiated. Tbe pall bearers were Robert Many tokens of remembrance were received not The Chilians appear to be working them- of the beet material deserves en- F, BEL AIR, Md. Friday the convention united in de- made tin cans Hanna, Wm. E. Dean, A. T. Patterson, E. B. only from their friends and relatives near at For Sale or Koat- On a into a war fever and He also lumber, from selves arc doing every- couragement. can supply coal, Whistler, Joseph £. Chalk and Z. T, Gilbert. home, but others in Philadelphia and Bal- |3?“An assortment of Watches. Clocks and Shoes. mand upon the Legislature for a new assess- Jewelry always on hand. Particular attention The Property which the late William Scarff Larthb Doniroia Shoes, tips thing they can to bring on a contest with the pure bone and other fertilizers. Mr. Hsnwsy is & timore. on of same or Patent N. Dean Son were tbe undertakers. must have been a gratifying sight to tbe given to repairing fine Watches, Clocks, io. resided at the time of his dea'h, situated at Leather, wide and narrow lasts, that have sold ment and for the listing system of assessing one of most men It AM) at f2. United States. The Chilian government has known as the reliable business Mrs. Anna M. Frederick, in her 71st year, aged couple to upon tbe cornet table and SOLID SILVER PLATED WARE fur- Stockton, on the road leading from FaHston to are now reduced to look to engraved. hi a low price and taxes. The latter, as explained by President in the county and it is a pleasure to recommend see so many gold pieces aud other useful and nished order and au.tabl; Magnolia, is offend for sale informed Commander Evans, whose steam- died in Baltimore, on Monday. Hbe was the WEDDING RINGS a Specialty. 22jan on easy terms* SI 49. -. pretty things. Those who sent these tokens of Stake, is as follows Yorktown, is him to the favor of the public. mother of the J. A. Frederick, of p, ,1 It is improved be n comfortable Ladies’ Fine ship, the now at Valparaiso, Uev. Bt. Bon- esteem and their were Sh* Uubter Ovtr-Sl.oos at 25c.; were up into complements glad to see IS TO GIVE, NOTICK-That the sub- DWFiLLING, a 'urge Stone ; md all 35j cents “Instead of dividing the State as- iface’s Church, Philadelphia, formerly pastor Outbuilding*. not h that the refugees on board of her will not be We are indebted to Mr. Wm, A. Hoblitzell, that Mr. and Mrs. Harward were permitted to scriber has obtained from tbe Register of iiail necessary *f ¦idin sessor districts, as is now done in Maryland, occasion so rare as a golden THIS i. A I -diort time will ini rented to a good if be at of Rev. 8. A. Hoblitzell, of Bal Air, fora of Bt. Mary’s Church, Clermont Mills. enjoy an wedding. Wills of Harford county. Md., Letters of Ad- it French Percale*, In length 2 to 8 at Ific.: each citizen of the protected they landed any Chilian port. sou was general Tenant. Address , the listing system requires Mr. John M. Shannahan, aged 60 years, died It the wish that they might live to ministration on theesi itc of worth 10. State to application to the county com- This is regarded as an affront to the Baited copy of tbe special edition of tbe Missoula, enjoy many more anniversaries. WILLIAMROGERS, EDGAR C. KELLV, ¦ Iraiiiiatrt. , make near Keckord, on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. I2jan2m Hvre oe Grace. *.d. missioners every year for an official blank. States, and the men in question will be land- Montana, Gazelle, for January 7, in which the at his home morn- Harward extend hearty thanks to tbe friends late of Harford Co., deceased. All persons hav- 60c. Colon d Table Damask rt 25c. January 20tb, of an affection of the throat, who so remembered ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti- This the applicant fillsnp. giving bis real and whence beauties and progress of that booming town ing, kindly them. exhibit the with the legal vouchers ed on neutral territory from they can wife and Participant. fied to same For Sale. personal property and its estimated value. are set forth In an attractive manner. Mr. Hob- following grip. He leaves a six child- thereof. go to Europe or elsewhere. ii'.th clay July, Not Open Night. The estimate is made under oath, and each connected with tbe Superintendent’s ren. One of bis sons is Mr. D. J. Sbannaban, of On or before tbe of 1892. at iltzell is —A pood investment is a bottle of Dr. Bull’s or they may otherwise by law bo excluded from For cash nr good paper, 1 Grey Harry Until further notice, becomes bis own assessor. By this A fleet of Chilian war vessels has sailed, it Fallston. Mr. Sbannaban wag a good farmer, disappoints. Mare, years , we disc at fi.ilO, except taxpayer office of the Northern Pacific Railroad, at Mis- Cough Syrup, for it never 25 cents all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted sftmSL Arlington live 010, in foal Saturdays. < method that now es- per ittle. Sold by all dealers. requested Horse, 4yuis the personal property is believed, to the Straits ofMagellan, for the Mr. H. 8. Hoblitzell, City Clerk an industrious, honest man, and was highly es- i to said estate are to make immediate buncun. One Sorrel capes taxation, such as stocks and bonds, is soula. Of —Many discard the old remedies. Persons who payment. -*Joold Both Rood workers and drivers.— purpose, perhaps, of intercepting Admiral Missoula, Isa brother of Rev. Mr. Hoblitzell, teemed by all who knew him. He will be bur- have tried anodynes In the form ot opiates and Given under my band and seal tbis 20th day c t Also 3 three-year old Colts. Make first-class found, and experience has shown that very specifics Apply Walker’s which is on its way to wifebeing daughter of the ied today at Bt. John’s Catholic Cbnrch, Long various so-called for rheumatism, have all January, 1892. roadsters. to LHUER'S, few false returns are made. If false returns squadron, of Bel Air, bis a late discarded them as worthless, and now give Salva- ELISHA J. ROGERS, B. F. DARBIE, are suspected, the county commissioners are the Pacific. B ing superior in numbers and Ur. Reardon, of Magnolia, Harford county. Green. tion Oil their iimpiatiflod endorsement. 95 cents. 22jan Administrator. 22jan Clermont Mills, Md. Uoy null East Ml., Baltimore.