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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

sDr Laced kid gloves are taking the
place Of huttoned, to some extent.
The argument Of the ladies is that the
former makes the hand look much small
or aud OF beautiful shape a tias< ii
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

:, SEA new style OF boys trousers
has been ihyented In Boston, with bop
per seat, shset-iroi1 knees, sfivstsd down
the seams and WATERPROOF poshsts to
hold broken eggs. % h s'iaassa Oh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

@ Advice to- young men in The ru-
raj region who would "a courting 60. I"
II the feminine's father raises muss
about the amount of oilconsumed, COM
promise by turning down the wick.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

So Congress appropriated sS0, 900
to defray the expenses of entertaining
the king OF tho Sandwich Islands,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

q. LIZ The proprietor of q Boston eat
ing saloon advertises q "sacred clam
chowder every Sunday evening"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

~ Emigrant trains 500 wagons long
are found in Texas. Il s'.r.-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23
WINTER FASHIONS,

9 For the benefit Of many young h.
dies who remain away from SaratoQs,
this beautiful spot where -, - "a
The weary cease from troubling and the
wicked are at rest. ~;
l send the following account Of the 10.
test watering place fashions: f,, III,
Shoes-Are worn high in the neck,
aounced with point acquille lace, cut
on the bias. High heels are common ia
Saratoga, especially in the hop room.
Cotton hose, open at the top, are very
much worn, some of them having a.
many as three holes in them. Cotton
plows are not seen. '''' W.
Children-Are very forward this year,
but they are very often dispensed with
entirely for quiet toilets. They are too
loud. A neat thing in babies can be
made Of drab pongee, gored and puck
cred to match the panier. Little boys
ruffied, futed, and cut on the bias to
match the underskirt are very much
worn. Many are worn all down to liv-
ing skeletons by such fashionable, Ia
dies as Miss Management, Miss Usage,
Miss Behavior, Miss Doing, ana Miss
Guidance. ''i'oG -rsCI s3s
Bonnets-Are worn high-none less
than $35. They are made high in the
instep and cut decollete in front, trimmed
with thedevilknowswhat. Low neck
bonnets with panicr are no longer
worn. The front of the bonnet ia now
invariably worn behind. =.
Lovers-Are once moro in fashion.
They are worn on the left side for af.
ternoon toilets and directly in front for
evening ballroom costume. A nice
thing in lovers can be made of hair (part-
ed in the middle), sickly mustache,
bosom pin, cane and sleeve buttons,
dressed in check cloth. Giant intel
lects are not fashionable in Saratoga
this season. The broad, massive, thick
skull is generally preferred. Tho old
lover, trimmed with brains, character,
and intelligence is no longer worn. u
Dresses-Are not worn long-none
over two days. They are trimmed with
Wooster street sauce. looped up with
Westchester county lace, with mono
gram on 'em. Shake we'll and drink
while hot. Inclose twenty-five cents
for circular.
Err nr prpvyro Mnd;e<F
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

A QUESTION OF RANK. - Among the
Americans who attended ball given at
the Hotel de Vile, Paris, was Jack
Spicer of Kentucky. Jack rushed the
dress somewhat strong, and sported
epaulettes on his shoulders large enough
to start four major generals in business
Jack was the observed of all observers,
and got mixed up with party that his
friends could not account fol. Wber-
ever the Marshals of France went there
went Jack-and when the Marshals sat
down, Jack did the same, always taking
the post of honor.
The day after the ball Jack called on
our Minister to France, who started up
conversation in the following way:
81 hear, Jack, you were at the ball
last night
g. l was sir, and had high old time -
" For which you were Indebted, |
suppose, to the high old company you
got mixed up with. By the way, how
came you associated with the Mar
shals ?"
Chow? BY virtue of my office.
They were Marshals of France, while l
am nothing else than Marshal of the
Republic. l showed my commission
and took post accordingly"
by right of your office! What do
you mean?"
Read and see!'
Here Jack presented the Minister with
whitoy-brown paper, with seal big
enough for four pound weight.
What, in the name of heaven, is
this ?"
:" My commission of Marshal, I re-
ceived in 1850 when l assisted in tax
ing tho census in Frankfort"
You don't mean to say that you
travel on this?"
I" I don't mean anything else. That
makes me Marshal of the Republic,
and intend to have my Office duly hon
ored."
The Minister allowed that Jack was
doing very large business on o very
small capital.
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Ell DE PERKINS, Modist.

ent writes: Having had some expert
ence with both oiled and painted floors,
l unhesitatingly recommend the former
If some uniform dark tint is wanted,
like black-walnGt, mix burnt umber
with boiled linseed oil, and rub it in
thoroughly with woolen cloth. The
umber can be bought in boxes contain
ing a pound and upward, already
ground in oil, which is most convenient,
as that sold in a dry state is apt to be
coarse and rough. The depth of tint
is varied by using more or less of the
color, while the tone may be warmed,
as desired, by adding burnt sienna. II
an imitation of the handsome ash and
walnut floors is preferred, rub every
alternate board with pure boiled oil.
and use paint brush to apply the dark
staining, taking care not to have enough
in the brush to spread on the part in
tended to be light. Leave the floor for
day or two to dry, though the only
harm done by using it Immediately il
that the oil is liable to be tracked over
the other parts of the. house. The great
advantage an oil floor possesses over q
painted ono is that when marked or
scratched some oil rubbed over The
spots removes them, andsit is never lnec-
essary to- repeat the whole process
again. All that is =, needed to keep tho
floor bright and fresh is to occasionally
rub it over with cloth wet with little
oil or kerosene, as you;would treat oiled
furniture. ya.35.as ds;dw ,as-..
81 ANDY .JoHNsoN'sb MoDEb DauoHrfM
How Andy Johnson's 3daughter used to
run tho White House was thus pleasant
ly told by Ex-senator Dooittle in a re-
cent address: Whatever may be said
in criticism OF Mr.. johnson q public
course, all parties agree that tho White
House was never more, geacefullY kept
and presided over than BY his daughter
Mrs. Patterson-a perfect lady, model
Of q republican mistress Of the White
House. Let me tell d fact which ihas
never been published, but which hh lad
from the lady's own lips. Just q, she
was about to leave, at The end, ,of, Mr..
Johnson's administration, the steward
Of the house took an. inventory and
found that not one article bf furniture
WAS missing or broken; notna sheet,
towel or napkin was lost; and tha house
was in perfect order from top "a bottom.
She told me another fact, which I fnow
the wives and daughters of' Wisconsin
will be glad 10 hears- hensthey went
into the White House, she gpnashesed
two excellent COWS. ,FEom III, milk Of
these cows she made all the butter.
used Alf The cream and made all ths loo
cream used in the IPreSidsnssb fanily
duringchis term When sAeH4nt home
shs shipped these cows to,Tenpsesee.
Il, it any wonder, ladies, that Ma, Pat
terson received the first premium on
butter at their Fair last fan Z, da'f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-01-23

How STATUES ARE MADE.-The bronze
statuary just now so popular, is manu-
factured by a simple enough process.
Over the clay model is poured a coating
of plaster of Paris, which having been
allowed to set, is taken off in sections,
thus aifording hollow mold of the fig
ure. From such mold is produced q
stucco duplicate, either of the entire
statue or of such portion thereof as is
intended to be cast at a time, and on
this again is formed second mold of
greater thickness and solidity for the
reception of the molten metal. The
material used for the final model is q
composition of stucco and brick dust.
This is applied in plastic state to the
stucco model, and from which its inner
surface takes the form of the figure.
Were statues cast solid, it would now
only be necessary to separate mold
from model, and run metal into the
former till its interior was filed. This,
however, would involve absurd waste,
and IN order to economize material, o
solid core is placed inside the mold,
leaving only such space all around as
will receive the thickness of metal
deemed necessary for the work in hand.
The mold with its core having been thus
completed and firmly hooped round with
bands of iron, is placed in kiln to
bake to perfect dryness. This precau-
ton is necessary from the circumstance
that even a trace OF moisture might,
on the application of molten metal, oc-
casion dangerous explosion. The
drying of the mold occupies some
weeks. On the removal from the kiln
the model is buried in dry earth below
the hoor OF the foundry, only the aper-
ture for receiving the metal and the
vent-hole for the escape of air remain
ing visible Il; :, =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Messrs. King and Downs-Gentlemen
Please announce IGNATIUS MAT.
TlNGLEY and ROBERT Z COMBS as
candidates for Seats in the next House OF
Delegates. and say they will be warmly
supported by Chap,ico District and the
voters Of tho county.
Dee 8. 1874 DEMOCRATS.
Mcssrs Eiitors--Please announce Mr.
JAMES + ELLlCOTT. Of St. Inieocs'
district, as \ candidate for q seat in the
next House of Delegates. and say that 10
will be warmly supported by
Feb Is. 1875. Many Friends.
Nessrs Editors ofSt. Mary's Rcacon-
As John j AIIsisn, Esq has lonred servc:
the public interest in our County sircerel,
aud faithfully, and has been unwilling to
receive any honors within the gift Of the
people, We hope that his ron. JOSEPH s.
ALLS1AN, Esq. will consent 70 be can
dida,e for the next Legislature, whose eli.
Cheney a3d party zeal is we'll known to the
people Of the county. He will receive the
undivided support Of
Factory aud st !nigce.'
March II, 1875
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs Edtors-Please announce RAPHAEL.
DOWNS as a suitable candidate for the asxt
Sheriiraity, and say that he will he warml,
Supported by the voters Of Leonardtowa and
Factory Districts.
Bee II. 1879. Many Frisnds.
Mr.. Editor-Please announce J.FRANK
SMITH as candidate for Sheriff and, il he
will consent TO serve, he will he warmly sup
oprted by his friends In ST. Inigoes' District
Dee. Is, 1919. Many Voters.
Mr. .Editor-Please announce ZACHARIAH
MATTINGLEY a candidate for Sheriff. He ;
known to be competent and deserving, sls .
such will be unanimously supported BY tbs
voters ofSt. Mary's county.
Leonardtowh and Factory sisretA
Jass, 1874.
The business capacity. promptncss IL
duty. humane conduct and pcrsonsl H.
tegrity Of BENNETT r. ABEL!.. already
tried and tested in the public service. in
duce the present announcement Of bis
name for the next Sherifalty. No Better
officer have We ever had nor one who has
given greater satisfaction to pl,in,iff aud
defendant. He has the confidence Of
business men and
Dec 3, 1S74* THI MAssss.
GEORGE A. SIMMS. Of Leonard.
town district. Is respectfully announced
As . candidate for the Sheriffaliy at the
November election in 1875 and will re-
ceive the earnest support Of the business
men OF the county a veil - the endorse
ment OF MANI FRIISps.
Dee 3. 1874
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BlANDFORD T. CO.
Gemerol
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
Flour, Feed, etc,
No. liz SouTu CHARLES Sras.r,
BALTIMORE.

r. GUSTAV A. RASCH. Of Bal.
N timorc, is partner in our house
from this date. The irm name and STYLE
remain unchanged.
In referring TO the above announce.
ment We desire to state. that with great.
ly enlarged and ample cash capital va
can offer to our cousiguees unsurpassed
advantages.
NE ARE. AND ATALL TINES
WILL BE PREPARED. TO AM
EXTENT. TO ADTIACE TO SHIP.
PERS IN CASH THE FULL EST1MA-
TED MARKET vALUEO OF ALL CON.
SEDIMENTS MADE To Us. and ore
confident that this system Of ASH advau.
ces will give them . security about which
there can be DO question, and which sure.
y will be preferred to any system oil
bonds or similar guarantees.
Buying for cash. We are enabled 10 fi.l
all orders for goods .. prices uhlch viii
compare favorably with any other Com
mission House in the sisy. and pledge
our usual prompsaess and attention to I'll
orders and consignncnts to our house.
Me-. TRUMAN DuvALL viii continua
With rs. and will give the inspeetioa asd
sale Of Tobeceo his personal atieutioa.
Baltiaors. April 8. ls75-3ns
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of ST Aary's eosnty, set
April Is, 1875.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That J. Y.
~ Barber, administrator OF L. p. Barber,
late of - Mary's county, Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the deceased q
creditors TO exhibit their claims, and tina,
the same he published once q week for six
successive weeks In the So Mary's Beacon.
Test: JAS I VI RALsY,
Register Wills for ST Mary's county.
In pursuance ofthe above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the
Orphans Court of 81. Nary,s eounts, Nd,
letters of administration on the persona. e.
tate of l.. r. Bsrber, late of said county. de-
ceased. All persons having claims agains,
the said deceased are hereby notified 10
exhibit the same with the proper voucher,
attached thereto, to the subscriber on or
before the slst day of October, 1878, they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of the said estate All person,
indebted TO the deceased are requested 10
make Immediate payment to the subscri
Der.
J. Y. BARBER
kaninisuaser-
April Is, lsss-sw.
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Messrs Editors Please announce MIR.
THOS l. FREEMAN. VI The LIST Election
Dist riot, as q eancids,e for County G. M
missioner. and say, IL be will ccrsrnt 20
run. be Gill be warmly Supported by "a
fnigues' district and the vo,ers tLr.ughou.
the county.
Mach IL, 1915 Dsmocrsts
II JOHN C HERBERT will allow HE
narre 20 BE- used for County Commissioner
at the ensuing election, he viii Be- warmly
supported by the voters Of the comfy gen.
eraI'y and especially by the ID &c mass Of
march is, 1915 Tax Payess.
Mr.. E1ifss-Yon are requested 20 annoance
A FFESHICK for re-esection 10 The Con-
m;ssicoers' Court ~ the easaisg election. HE
record 40 member Of prevent Court 10 vel
knewn and 10 believed 10 b approved BY
march ID, 1870 The People
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Iannounce myselia candidate for State
Attorney and solicit the suPpor OF NY fellow
tizens.
Nov 1873. JAS RLAKIsToHR.
respectfully announce myself as . csndi
date tor reelection TO the Office o { States At.
torney for st Mary's county, and hope to 70.
ceivs, as heretofore, the liberal support Of NY
fel.ow-citizens.
New 20. 1873. J. PARRAN CRAZE
Iaunounce myself as . candidate 70 tn,
Office of States Attorney for St. Mary's, nd
respectfully ask the support Of the voters o.
the county.
Jan 1874. JASH. WILSON.
Messrs Editors- Please announce d,
STEPHEN l. d NEALE, Attorney and
Counsellor-at-L,w, as candidate for the
position Of States Attorney. We believe
him to be admirably fitted to discharge
with 6ielty, boldness and ability the 70.
sponsiblc duties Of the tfice.
march s. 1874. Many Friends.
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FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Messrs Editors-The many friends OF
Mr. 4. 8. ABELL. Of ST Inigoes' dis
trict. desire him to be candidate for the
Orphans Court. and feel assured that his
personal integrity and universal popular
ity will insure his election.
Feb Is, 1875.
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sWore or less.
This land il loeaeed upQn The Potomac
River. in healthy bud tle;lty neighbor-
hood-,he soil is gsol s1a = susceptible
IT ready aud rapid 3mprovement and we'll
adapted to the culture q ell tho staple
products Of this sec,fon ofths State.
Il lies near the WI knat1 Sunmer Re-
sorts Of Richard Colon. Eqairs. and d.
X P Blackstone. an1 with : short dis.
lance Of "WLite Poibt."
Il. is directly opbosits the Duckine
grounds known As III i. Nasrows" which
have acquired ecIebrity bcyoud the
limits of the Siate.s
Oysters and Fish sbousd IN the ada
cent waters and no beoer site can be e.
lecteG for place Of Summer resort.
The gradual inercaeed number Of 80.
jouruers to this scctio1 during the late
Summer seasons has pade Investments
in this direction both dssirsbls and prof.
table.
TIE TERKS or SALE.
as prescribed BY the Decree. are: One
half cash on tho day Of tsls-the balance
to be paid in twelve mo6ths. to be sccur-
ed by the bond, or note, Of tho purchas-
er with security to bssarproved BY the
Trustees, and to bear interest from the
day Of sale. Al
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid. the Trustees are author
lied 20 execute deed 70 the purchaser,
free. clear and discharged from NIL claims
Of the parties to this cause aud from al
parties, claiming by. from q under them.
ROBERT G.. COMBS,
JAMES s. DOWNS
Tpustans
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Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DERSoNS DESTROYS of haring their property
l. insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the State Of Ndryla.d
Fire IasaraRee Company Of Baltirsore.
Maryland. B. G. HARais, President, car BE-
srsiihed By calling on or communicating with
the undersigned. 50. Inigoes' Pos, otsee, 81.
Mary ro4aIy, Nd.
EDWARD 3 ABELL.
Lssal Agent.
Oct I, lEft-tfs
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Business Notice.

W. the undersigned. have formed Q Co
w partnership under the style aud name o!
Hi.H.HS q. DUDLEY
ior tne transaction Of GENERAL coz.
aiS>iON BUSINESS q. Nc. 81 L,sA Street.
hmorc, aud respectfully solicit the patro-
nssese LITERALLY sxttn6sd TO the old arm.
n 4 Sims.
KiRAk q DUDLEY.
- kareA iss, 1875.
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VHE undersigned are agents for the
= sale Of Mcssrs w Whitelock 4 Cos
TOBACCO VEGErATOR. and we will
supply our customers and friends with the
same on as favorable terms rs they can
obtain their Spring supplies from any
other parties.
1t is an article that We can recommend
TO the Tobacco growers, having been tes-
ted by some Of our best Planters With en-
tire satisfaction.
Respectfully.
W. A. PADGETT 4 co.
April Is, lS15-2m.
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ADGryisTRATRrx's notice.
0rPaans' CSurtefSt. Nary's County, Set
May :, 1878.
nRpERED BY THE COURT, Tbs, Susan.
" nah Newton, admrx. Of Geo G Newton,
late OF - Mary's county, Maryland, decerscd.
give the notice seaHiTed by lar 10 the d-ce.s-
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims aud rkA.
the same br published once a week for six
successive weeks in the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test: Jas 7 u RALus,
Register " ills for St Mary 'sconn.y.
NOTICE.
In pursuance ofthe above order I herei,
give notice that ! have obtained from tie
Orphans Court of -. Nary's county. Nnr,-
iaad, letters Of ADMINISTRATION on ia. psr.onsl
estate Of Geo Neat,,n. late of said 60 dc.
ceased. personshaving The
said deceased are hereby Eoi;fit TO Ell iii, the
same 9Th the rropsr vouchers attached there
TO, 10 the subscriber, on CT before the 10Th tisy
Of Nor. is5s, they will otherwise by Iss be-
excluded from ali berests Of the said estate.
All persons indebted 30 tie deceased are re.
quested 10 make immediate payment TO ths
subscriber.
S-SisNAH NEWTON,
AiEinissrauix.
Va. 6, issS-sw.
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Candidates.


xtssvs Kiss r -Gesfisrea.-P,ess.
ansounee Col. JOHN y. DENT, Of Chaptieo
district, rs . candidate 10 an shs unexnirel
terra Of the late Hon. Chapmau B;iiinrslev In
the Senate Of Maryland. The candidacy Of In,
Dent &c the Colonei's consent can be obtained
to serve) will give character to the democratic
organization in 81. Mary's and will Strengthen
and. Il is beiiesed ssisfy tho party In tie CON.
Ing campaign. This is the opinion n leas, Of
IN ole democrat who has no axe TO eriad ss6
whose only object 10 the success OF the whole
democratic ticket. FAaxss.
Dee Ia, lSsSs
] announce myself ~ candidate for the Sen
ate to Sit he unexpired term Of our late dis
unguished representative. Col. c. BiltiuSslcv.
and respectfully solicit the support Of my ri.
sow-citixens.
THOS 4 LYscH.
I respectfully announce myself q q
candidate for the State Senate, to ssr,e
out the unexpired term Of Col Chspmsu
Billingsley. and hope to receive the iibsr.
nj support Of my fellow.citisens.
Il JOHNSON COTTON.
Dee q, 1874
Messrs. Editors :-Yea win please On,
nounee Mr. THOS n BOND a. Q candi
date for the Senate. and say that the Pa
Etaxens District win stand By him Z,
MAssE.
Feb 4. 1879
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Please announce THOMAS NJ. SHAD-
RICK - . candidate for County Com.
missioner. AID say that he will be warmly
supported BY the voters OF Factory and
Pstuxeut 6istrfrt.
Esreh IS, 1875 Many Fricnas.
Messrs Editcrs--rtease announce JA3
ALVEY iur County Ccmm;ssioae-. and
say. he viii consent to be q eindi,.ass.
he wili.be Warmly supported by fsax-
emit. Chaptieo AID Chark tie Hal ii sr;css.
Aprl l. 1878 Many Friends.
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The most concentrated. uniform and do.
rable fcr,ilixer ever offered 20 the Farmer
and Planter. com biuing all the s,imnla.
ting qualities Of Peruvian Guano. aud the
ever durable feriilizing properties Of
Bones. Adopted to all Soils and Cfops.
FTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
experience BY the Planters Of Maryland
and Virginia in growing Tobacco. il is nov
their unanimous opinion that
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Sale.

John L. foxw,
State and eosps:r
h district IT ST.
year 1874. Il i
Commissioners q
hat the said Jole
sell. after e;vi.e
notiee 1t the Cor
public places IN ~
ion in the Ssiee
FsPaper publishe1
y. tho fo:.I.uiss-
district Of So. ~
4 land. called an
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
PATuxENT LAND
st. Mary's Co., Md.

DY virtue of q Deed of Trust from
ID Richard Thomas Zarvona to the
undersigned Trustees. bearing date ofthe
LIST day of December in the year 1873.
and duly recorded in Liber }. A. C. No.
6. folio AIS. &c. one Of the Land Re-
cords of Saint Mary's County. we will Of
fer at public sale. at the Court House
door in Leonardtown. on
Tuesday, the 2lth of May,
1915.
between the hours of and 4 o'clock. .
M. the following valuable Real Estate,
TO wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in the second election district
Of Saint Mary's County, Maryland, COM
monty called and known as
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

0rpAans' Court Of 81 Mary's Coxnty, Sets
April IS, 1915.
nRDERED BY THE COURT. That Francis
~ Neale, administrator OF Edmund Neaie
late Of st. Mary's county, Maryland, deccas-
Ell, give the notice required by law TO the de-
cSased's creditors TO exhibit their claims, aud
that the same be published once a week Tor
six successive weeks in the 81 Mary's Beacon.
Test JAS I N RALxr
Register Wills of ST Mays county.