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Corner Of Grand and Ly dius streets.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'

This Extract of Sarsaparla has been expressly pre-
"a red in reference female complaints NO female VINO
has ea suppose she approaching mat crucai Pc
rod the urn life should neglect 70 take IT, as Il IS
certain preventive for any of tue numerous ana horripe
diseases which females subject at tins ume oil ne.
This period may delayed for several years by using ms
medicine. Nor less valuable Tor those VINO are APP
preaching womanhood 1t calculated 10 ASSIST nature
by blood and nvigoratng the system In
deed this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
which women subject. ~ E.L..
braces the whole renews permanently tne nat
energies by removing the impurities oil me pouyno
% lar stimulating the system as TO produce subsequent
relaxation which is Tho of most medicines taKeh lor
emale weakness and disease.
DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE AND DRoPsY
New YopK, July %, 1916.
My wife has been afflicted with or.
ease OF the heart aod with terrible rupture 9i ovf. . ~
The has been troubled with honess o.
breath huering the which has been very
essng has unable TO leave hsr oeu
She tried smost every remedy os
such with but benefit When she had taken oW hIee
bottles excellent medicine entirely relieved OIL
disease the heart and the has almost entirely
she mas also had the dropsy and very much swohen
cation Of diseases strange may appear relieved
her oil the drorsy that strange o.
appear almost like fiction but Is nevsrtheess sober reality
Your saapara certainly valuable medicine and should bs
used ny every that suffering have been any dsre
se this account they hbery call house and hav
ocular demonstration Yours respectfully,
...Yf. WILLIAM TOWsER, James street
J Do DYSPEPSIA.
Q..,I I,atv,o huaa Ill., Axatn k
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DUVALL Il BROTHER, Merchant Taiors,
Under GadsbTs Hotel befren Sd and streets, Penn
TVAVE lust received fine French dress cloth,
IL suitable for balls, parties, &c which they will have
made to order in their style of elegance Those gen.
temen in want of the same invited to call. We have
,so in general variety Of goods in line of bust
Feb. l2-3tif
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NThES'S REGISTER-A complete on the
IN mencemenr, &c vols, well bound for sae very low
price, if application be made immediately to
F. TAYLOR.
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49, FOR RENT, n commodious dwelling-house on
Mill Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as the
&iil Sir Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
epaired from cellar garret.-Price $3.50 per year.
ire M the Union Office
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DOARDING.-Mrs. WILLIS, the corner of + and
ID 18th streets, has plea-a rooms. suitable
Tor small families, which she would be pleased to hav,
occupied. She would also like to accommodate few
boarders with meals
Terms moderate. Feb 9-law3w"
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JNNGLIsH VALENTINES for 1s4s.--A small and va
T. red OF the Latest style, and designs has jus
been sent out to the subsc from London and VIII bt
-od at extremely low prices, being somewhat out OF the
direct line of his business.
Feb F. TAYLOR Bookseller
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ORD CampbeiIs Lives Of the Lord Chanccllors
com pIrted The 4h and 5,h volumes OF the Lives a
the Lord Chanceors and Keepers of the eat Seal of Eng
land by Jolin I.o,d Camp III, this day received.
FIJI n +. TAYLOR
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DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE, AND DRoPsY.
N,y YoRs July %, 1916

No fluid or medicine has beer discovered which
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d. PAINE " CO., Managers.

D. PAINE " CO., Managers.
$4,000 dollarsi
10 prizes OF $4,000, amounting to Sl5OOOO!
IS numbers--l4 drawn ballots.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY Glass Nc. H.
To be drawn the city of Baltimore February g. Is4S
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Public Sale.
Elkton, Oct. 2lst, '4S

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises Oh TUESDAY, Novem
Der 18th, all that piece or parcel of Land
formerly owned by Henry Woodroe, sit
uated on the south side of Octoraro Greek
and bordering on the same, and adjoin-
ing the land, OF JOHN Swisher, Patrick
Ewing, Stephen Woodroe and others,
containing 60 A RES mole or less The
Improvements cons st Of large two Sto
ry Dwelling House, nearly new with
spring OF good water near the door, and
other necessary out-houses. The quality
of the land is good and very susceptible
of improvement, there is also young
orcherd on this land. Title undisputable.
The terms Of sale are, third of the
purchase money in cash on the day OF
sale third in 6 months. and the re-
naming third in | , months the lat two
payments to bear interest from dav of
sale. Sale to commence at | O'Clock, on
said day. ROBERT NESBI TT.
***Village Record copy is. and send
bill to this Office. Oct 81 st
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THE LATE GEN. kEARNEY. The Ph

I'HE LATE GEN. kEARNEY. The Pha-
delph,a Bulletin, in announcing the death of
Brig. Gen Stephen v Keafney, thus Re
ierS 10 his services TO his country:
No officer of the army st God higher i,
the estimation of his fellow soldiers or OF
tie country generally. Gen. Keamey was
born il Newark, New Jesay, about the
year 1893, and was thus in HI, ssh year at
the lime OF his death. He entered the ar
my, as a Lieutenant, III 1912, fought at
Queenstown aud served through the war
with credit He was made a Major in 1924
a Lieut. Colonel in 1893, a FIJI Colonel
in 1896; and full Briyadier General in
1916. His ablites,as tac!ician were
acknowledged 10 be very superior, and
have been frequently nade use Of BY our
government in drilling and improving the
cavalry arm u. w ~!'-. ice.
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3LE7lt is universally admitted that LIP
PiNCOI1 TAYLOR & Co, No 900 MAR
kET Street. Philadelphia, HAVE SroeK OF
CLOTHING five times larger than any other IN
Philadelphia, and known.
That $4,000 has bee" offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who import goods
at all.
That by importing goods they save 90 per cent
and can sell lower than 1t costs others TO make
clothing.
That they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia pnt together.
That thor stock is made of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
That they employ the best enters and produce
the most tasty and best fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
he able to sell fine French Cloth Coat as
low as Others sell an inferior coat made of do
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always 20 per cent
lower than clothing of good quality cun be
boue ut else where.
Tha' none now pretend to compete with them
in beauty of fit, excellence Of make. stylu
duaiity, quantity or price.
That buyers from l.. T. S. Co, are wei! satisfied
and alwaps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is the secret ofhundrcds crowding 200
Market street VIII lie others are idle.
That No 200 Mlrket street, three doors above
sixth, is the mos, favorably known clothing
house in America, and
That men Of every variety of taste, Ofform o,
profession or,very degree Of wealth, and OF
every political hue can there get better fitted
better suited, and can get better clothing 10,
the Than at other clio huU
house of the United States, either at who e-
sale OF retail, by the single garment, by the
dozen, by the ton. or by the ship load Re
member, 600 MARKET Street, 8 doors above
Sixth Philadelphia.
Nov A. '1S
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A Desirabel Annunciation

Although, to our knowledge, Pinrres' clebr
ed Comet has not yet info ded its tail in "thc
dlggins," yet we can "a tale unfold" that W
hope will please our trends equally us much
The substance of our tale being visible, not in the
tBluc Vault above" but IN the Celiar, of the
Cheap Store at Cherry Hill, occupied by the
Public humble servants, the undersigned who
offer their friends the above named substance in
the form Of
First rate Now crop New Orleans
Sugars Id a Z cts per ID.
" New Orleans and Trim
dad molasses 81 l-2 cts pcr gal
g " Rio Coffee 90 10 els per h.
Rice Ia cts per ID.
" Cheese l cts pei h..
Together with Bacon, Salt, Soap and Cam
dies, and general assortment of Dry Goods, Ill
Of which they offer to their friends at greatly re-
duced prices, knowing the scarcity Of "the need
full"
Country produce taken in exchange for goods
and the best prices given. Call and examine for
yourselves, and will abide the result
SHIPPERS K CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill. Feb. l2th '4s.
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A PRETTY LITTLE STORY.

Cast thy bread upon the waters. AMI
after m ny davs it will return to thee"
this is Scripture, truth, which, Xix"
all truth has been verified a thousan!
times TIE following little story may
serve to Illustrate the verify Of this teri.
Allow me to promise that my story is Il
true one in all PARTICULARS
Some thirty years since lad one of
our Eastern.States about ten years of age
was sent by his employer to carry bask
ct heavily ladened with wares to a pur-
chaser,-whilst staggering under rs
weight up somewhat steep hill, a CON,
tleman Of about thirty years profieret
his assistance, ana begn;ied the tedionS.
ness OF tue way u pleasant anecio'>,
good advice, and kind words. Thry
parted-illte"n Years passed away-th.
senior OF these two, now nearly IL,
years Of ':". sat in his study with m.i
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LlToTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG,
JOHN KRDER.
North east Corner Walnut and second Sts
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
Keeps constantly on hand, of his own ma II
tactnre and imported, q complete asso rment
RIFLES, SHOT GUNs, PisToLs SC, Whic h
warrants of the best quaiity as represented,
which he respectfully invites the attention
purchasers,
Tic is also prepared to supply PownrR FLAsKs,
Sncr BAGS, CANE BAGS. SUPERIOR POWDER,
Gun CoTroN, Percussion CAPS, Snor, BULLET
MouLDs, DALI s BLANK CARrRIpGEs, end has
materials for Gun Makers, Spor'smcn. &c, on
termcs AS low as amy other establishment in the
United States.
In testimony ofhs skill as a nanufacturer the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded to him to Ger Ii.
fcatcs in the years 1870 and 1912 and three Siirer
Medals in the years lSi4-lS46 and lS47-all
Of which may he seen at his place of businc ss.--
sL$"A choice supply OF Reuoluiug Pistols con-
stantly on hand
July Is, As, Sun.
a. unday School Library Books.-A splendid
i1assortnent Of Miscellaneous, Juvenile and
Sunday school Library Books. For sal at city
piccs, at the Port Deposit Book Depot, by
may 81 b. +. TIEATu.
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lMpoRrANT INDIAN TREATy.-Gen. NJ
dill Superin endenl of Iniian affairs, has
lrst concluded treaty with the Menom-
nee indians whereby the United States ar-
qnires the tile Ia 1000 900 ac,es of land in
Wisconsin, embracing some valuable terrific
ry Oh the Fox and Wisconsin rivers. tin
cludes Little and Big Bull Falls, Whitney :
Mills and parts OF Blown, Portage and Wis
cousin counties, as represented in the IT,
cent maps of the territory The Chicago
remocrat says on the subject, that soma
years, ago Congress granted 10 Wicon>i
the aIermmale sections TO complete ca-
nal between the Fox aud Wisconsin rivers.
The canal could not be made because tn.
1"dlans owned much of the land. Ii ha,
now been bought, and two days after th-
making of the treaty, two hundred squa,ter.
had laid their claims The land is very
rich and valuable. Tie treaty is very
lair one for both parties The Indians
get about S30o,OO0 and ont of this spr.
cfc sum is ST., apart for a manual labor
school. a g.ist mill, blacksmith shop, ani
the support Of miller for fifteen years.
The present annuiles of This tribe cease IN
1857. Gen. MeliI! arranged it SO as to
commence the payment hereafter in Az.
nual payments. so that the Indians cannot
squand-f their money and yet have il as,
they need it.
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WI. u the war with Mexico broke nnt
Gen. Kra. 1cy vas selected by the President
/, cornmar, The expedition acains, New
Nexco and Ca. 'f'rna His march to these
distant provinces was admirably planned
and admirably exrcn ed. The various en-
.'genenrs On the river ella, with superu,
''res If he euerny. ard II . suppression Of
the revolt Of the native pop, Naton. esiab-
l'shrd hts character a. an able commander
III The battle :ield, and a judician.' military
governor. His retntn to the L. s.. ateaa!-
fer the 'ai,hre't of peace in the prov
Inre, was hal ed with joy. and he was ~. -
rywhere recrIved with demonstrai DIS a,
r'>pe,''. His subsequent services in New
60 were also everywhere applauded. As
suits were made upon his military re,
u'a''on lron',tigh sources, but they did not
Affect the estimation in which he was held
hy all pnrios. His life. services, and char
ac'er are now in the hands OF his cou try
MS v'Iltiers AID enemies con have no fur
Their object in pursuing his reputation and i
grateful country will not hesitate 10 give all
due !.onors TO the memory OF one of,he bra
Vest and most eslimable of her public ser
wants.
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THE OLD MANS STORY

The sheriff took on, his watsh and said.
lfyou have anything to saySspeak now.
for you have Only five minutes 10 live =
The young man burs, into tears and SAID:
have 10 die. l had only one brother. he
had beautiful blue eyes and Aaxen hair,
and loved him, bu, one day got drunk.
for the first time in my life, aud coming
home found my mule brother gathering
berries in The garden, and became angry
without cause aud killed him with one
blow with rake. did not know any,
thing abont i, until tie mex, morning Wis.,
awoke from sleep. and found myseIf,ieA
and guarded, and was told that when NV
little brother was found his hair was cle.:e,!
with blood and brains and was deaf.
Whlskey did it. 1t has ruined me. lie.
er was drunk but once. l have but onc
word to say, and then am going 10 my Fl.
nal Judge. say II to Young people--nev.
er, ncuer; NEVER, touch anything that cat
n,oxica,e" As he pronounced these word.
he sprang from the box and was launched
into an endless eternity.
Ii was melted to tears at the recital. and
the awful spectacle. Nv heart seemed Us
if it would ours'and break away from nv
aching bosom, so inlolerable were nv feel
lnys of grief. And there in that carriage,
while on thai cushioned seat looking with
streaming eyes on the body Of that uaforu
nate young man, US it hung dangling aud
wrilhing between heaven and earth: as
unfit for either place, then it was that took
the pledge never 10 touch the hurtful poi
sou.
Long years have passed away. White
hairs Nave ,hickened around these temple.
then so ruddy and Young, but | have me-
er forgotten the last words Of that young
man. And | never violated the pledge.
When the temptor has offered me the 9 lark
ling goblet the words of that young man
have reemed TO sound in my ears again.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, letters
te>tamentary on the personal estate of
GEORGE Jones, late Of SAID county. deceas
ed AllpersouS having claims against The said
deceased, are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof, dulv au,hen-
icated, on Or before he 18Th day of Sep,'r.
1s49; they may otherwise by law, be eX-
cluled from all benefit OF said estate All
persons indebted to said estate are reque>
ted to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. Given under my hands this 18th day
Of October, 1913.
GEORGE R. HOWARD, EXT
Oct Tin 'IS-6w
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Consla',Ir'S Sa Q.

By virtue OF a writ of Veudiliou Expo >aS
AID two nh,rS of FiprI larias i>suedhy
Gror!e w Noorp aud George IL. Joyce,
,wo ji,,'lcrS OF he Peace OF the sta Of
Mary land in aud for Cecil county al the
sui, of Amos A Evans VS. the goods; rta-
ties, lands. and ,euemet OF john faylo,
Levin Shorkiey. and Adam Wnann. al tn
sutls of John S kennard vs. the good.
chaites, lands. and tencneu,s, of Levin
Shockey and John Mau-elev, and at IT,"
suit of other, VS. SAID ShockIey, AND 10 me di
reclrd. have seized and taken into eAecu
ton all the right, lille, clam, interest. and
Estate. at Law and in Equity Of ,It, said
Levin S ,ockry. in and to one Farm on
which he now re>jdn~, lyiug aud being
in Ccri' conny aud adjorrng the lands OF
Amos Leech Lut'ou and others near Cher
~ Hill And noncr is hereby oiven tia o.
Tuesday the 18th day OF November evt
at III Court House Door in Etkton, al 3 o
clock P NJ will offer the sand farm al
Public Sale to satisfy said wis
THOMAS THACkERY, Consl.
Oct IS '4S.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby forwarned
from taking an assignment or purchas-
ing note OF hand held by William Da
Wis, against the subscribers for Ten Dol
lars, dated on or about the 18th of Sep
tanber last, as We never intend to pay
the same, as it was iraudulently obtain
ed. JOHN ROBINSON,
THOMAS MILLER.
No.o,,lo.t
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
WILLIAM G. LOWE.

No. % Jhrki Street.
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has just received large
asoor ment of fresh and fashionable
Chorus, CAssiMERs, VEsTlNGs,
And other goods which he will make up and
dispose Of for cash at the lowest Phiadel ph,a
prices. Cos,omer work will be made up by ex-
perisncel workmen. IN the most fashionable
style, and upon the same liberal terms
Those Tho may he IN want ofany thing in his
line of business would find it to their interest tn
give him call before purchasing lsewhere.
WILMINGTON, Oct 2S-3m.
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African GuaNO.

AnABBl.S Prime AFRICAN GUAM, for
BsHU sale in lots to suit purchasers, at thir
~ six Dollars per Ton Of 1000 lbs.
CHAS. VAIN MORGAN.
Nos 8 & 10 South Whar"cs Phila.
Aug. 90, AS 2m.
NIONPARIEL WASHING SOAP-This
y superior article celebrated for rendering the
hardest OF water efficient for cleaning all suhstal
ccs TO which it NAV be applied, and is fast super
ccdlng all other kinds Of soap, Wooden manntac
turcrs Hotel Keepers, House Keepers l. Others
are invited to give ii trial, Jus, received and
tor sale by VIM. TORBERT.
Aug. 10 '4s
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FEVER AND AGUE!,!

LPTHOtOUGHLY ERADICATEDL
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MlXTURE!!!
KNllAT great National, Old Favorite, and
n Steering Remedy =! of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDING-sill unapproa ched in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and sa fcty, in
the CURE OF THIS wRETCHEp roMrLAINT:!
q 57lf you would escape the arsenical fpoiSon
0uS) connteriets take not a bottle from ann one,
that is no, guarded by the",rriRen signaturen OF
the original Inventor and proprietor. .IoHN r..
RowASp, on paper Label, crossing the mouth and
cork.
This ,emedy has never been holstered up by
false and Geceltiui puts, but has won it's way 10
the confidence and universal adoption Of the in
habitants Of FEVER AND AGrE DIsrmcTs, BY
IT'S iOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE
TO which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
l43 ARCH ST., PrnADA.
Also, Rowand's PnrgAtire Pills, Cough Lozen
grs, Blackburey Root Lozengers for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozenges SC. &c. sc.
.AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell and DR.. Wallace
EIkton, X. l.. Thomas, J. J Shippers North
East; Black Bro. Charesown; VIM. Hudson
I'd. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr Chesap"ok City,
J. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge; &. b Whitaker jr
Principle f; Henry sites, Principle 5. Thos.
Murphy, Bohemia Mills Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones Mckasco, John B. Morton; War
wick; F. b Crookshanks Ceci!ton.
Aug s. 1913,
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amettas Sole D'Almon, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
sncres, NJ DeLanes, SC. together with large
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL l-2 cts
per yds
Shawls. Embroidered Thibet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Ob'ong Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flannels from IL 9 cts 20 higher
prices Brown and White muslin from a TO IA cts
per yd, 5 and II quarter Shecting bro. white and
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting ?ickings, Hois-
cry, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, variety of Trim
ing Goods, SC together with variety of other
articles all of which will be sold on accommodate
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage h respectfully
invites the attention of al believing from his ex-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
sons and equally as cheap as they can be obtain
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. B. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Elkton, Oct IS, AS.
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No. lS2 Market Street, between Fifth
md SINih ph,l1Iulnhin

No. lS2 Market Street, between Fifth
and Sixth. Philadelphia.
Thc.eroprietors feel a reluctance in promul
eating what IN any way might appear like the
usual Bombastic cxaageration OF some in the
trade but will beg leave to quote the following
notice from one ofom city papers:
Zone OF the greatest curiosites that our City
affords to the stranger, is Bennett s Cos great
clothing store No. ls2 Market street. between
Fifth and Sixth, which has been STYLED Flower
Hall. from the peculiar finisl, ofthe front. The
building is an immense one cont, inino seven
capacious rooms, all of which are stoc >ed with
every variety of seasonabe garments, arranged
in the most perfect order and regularity. Tn
prop ietors take great pleasure in show ing the
building and contents TO the cti zcns, paiticula
y strangers, and to those coming Itn the cen
ry-we know OF no place more worthy ola ,
may 27-3m.
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PIANO FDEsSALE

A LARGE SIZE PIANO, for sale, London
N manufacture. original cost $500 II may
he seen at the Cabinet Ware-rooms of Marsh
bank & Cahtwcll, Elkton. Terms may be known
by applying to them
Sept. o. IT,
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William Rotch, Jr !
In Chancerv,


Francis Finch, )September % 'ls
Ordered that the sale maoa saa report
ed by John {. Groome, trustee for the
sale Of the Real Estate in the ABOVE
cause mentioned, be ratified and con-
irmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 23rd
day of November next, provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some news
paper published in the State of Mary
land, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 9th day of October
next. The report states the amount Of
sales to be $1,000.
True copy. Fest.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
Sept 3O-3t Reg. Cur. Can
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This is to Give Notice: That the

subscriber Of Cecil county have Obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, lei
tiers Of Administration Oh the personal estate
of Jesse r. Shippers, late of said county, de.
ceased All persons having claims against the
aid deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibe
THE same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 22d day of
SepI1nber 1919; they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quesed TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber Given under my hand this 2lst
day ofOctober 1913
JOHN SHIPPERS, Admir-.
Oct 81, '3s-sw