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CHAPTER VII.
no CIcs-ccC1L. CLAYTON AND CLARA OOx,SS-
al An EELENr1.Ess..' GIRLS WAGER.

no cg-ccC1L CLAYTON AND CLARA CONES
al An EELNNrI.Ess.' "a GXRLs WAGER
The news of the tragedy Mt the Clayton
homestead spread rapidly. From ell parts
OF the village, and the surrounding points,
men. women and children, came to inspect
the ruius and ~ view the :oub CT the cun-
Wet.
Never before had the little community
been visited with such shock. The excite
men: oocasiolied by IL. unfortunate Jasper
escape became insig4iiicant beside this
greater sensation. Intensified as it was ty
the mysterious disappearance Of the wealthy
baud owner.
Under the direction Of detectives from
tie adjoining city, the search for the miss
iug man went forward. while sturdy men,
early the morning following the ire, began
dragging the nver.
dared Clark stationed himself at the
waters edge, and remained there while the
divers were ut their melancholy work, AN
:a,sly watching their movements.
Is for the young mis- ress OF Clayton, the
terrible strain ON her brain was too severe,
and the future prospect too black. der ior-
,itude gave way. She was found, shortly
after the burning, lying ON her bed. in d
deep swoon.
The family physician was again sent for,
and pronounced the patients nervous sys-
tenn entirely prost,.tei. Only tenderest
cara could save her t1o lapsins into brain
fever
"Whasver the result Of this search may
be" said the practitioner, she must be
kept in Ignorance OF it. Rest is mos: essen
tai for her nov. HIVE the room darkened.
sud admi: no cDe without orders from me. I"
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COOKING OIL.-In our family we

COOKING OIL.-In Onr family we
have been using refined cotton seed
cooking oil for about oae month.
For t,,ost purposes it Is much supo
ror 10 lard. 1t will cost bnt about
80 or go per cent OF the price paid
ios lard.
We have no hesitation in recon-
mending it to families believing it
to he pnrar. cleaner and more palA
able t',an the lard Eow found in
the market.
1t can be had Of s. T. GriSamOro
who will keep it constantly ON
hand for sale.
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PERSONAL. TO MEN ONLY.

The VoATAIc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich.
will send I,a. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLiANCEe
on trial for thirty days to men tyoung OK
olll who are afflicted with Nervous Debit
ity, Lost Vitality and Manhood, and kin
dred troubles. guaranteeing speedy ana
complete restoration of health and manly
yigor. Address Is above. N. B.-No risk
Is incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed
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CHAPTER VIII.

THE SPIDER AND Gypsy JAcK-A NEW PAL
saRED CLARK IN \ NEW RoLE-PLuTrING
The Travellers Rest" on Wa.er Street,
wouli have presented to the average New
Yorker curious spectacle.
It WAS the resort of mixed class seldom
seen in any other saloon in the metropolis.
Pickpoekets, corner statues. ex-convicts,
and such ilk, found here an abiding place
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1O5 ecres in Flshlngcreek township, near Zion
church. Brick dwelling, barn and sheds, good
water, two orchards and other fruits. Price and
terms reasonable.
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70 acres In anton township, near New Column
bus. A very desirable and productive farm with
good buildings, fruit, wafer &c. Price 5000.
Terms easy.
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A ttpIToWs NOTICE.

ESTATE or JACOB sHEARNlH, pECEAsED
The undersigned auditor appointed by Orphans
court OF Columbia county, by consent OF parties
Interested. on exceptions TO the second and nnal
account OF N. Bredbcnder, Jr administrator OF
jacob Shearman, deceased, win SIT AZ his office III
Bloomsbury on saturday, November llth, lsSs, NJ
ten rock In the forenoon 20 perform his duties,
when all persons interested Will attend " they
think proper GEO. e. ELWElI,
oct iJ-Iw Auditor.
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15O acres of excellent land In Mllln township,
on road between Berwick and Minin, owned by
John Wolf, Esq, on N. w. b. r. II. Brick
house, farm buildings orchard, water, &C.. and
sufficient supply OF timber. A valuable property
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BTooMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY
A UDlTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE or HENRy KiNusBuRy. DECEASED
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the or
phans' Court Of Columbia county 10 dlstri.
butte funds In hands OF Geo. A. Doty, adminlstra-
tor, a. b. n will attend 10 the duties Of his
appointment at his onlce In Bl1omsburg, on
Saturday, Nov. 4th at l0R. m, where parties
having claims on said fund are requested TO
present them or be forever dcbarrcd from coming
In on said fund.
c. y. BRoCKWAY,
Sept 29ta Auditor.
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cleared, with farm buildings. saw mill and
dwelling Also large quantity OF pine and hem
| lock timber.
| 15O acres Of excellent land In Mnin township,
| on road between Berwick and Mfin, owned by
| John Wolf, Esq, on N. w. b II. II. Brick
| house, farm buildings, orchard, water, &C.. and
| sufficient supply OF timber. A valuable property.
| 12o acres in Madison township, near Jersey
| town. Good frame house, barn, water, fruit and
timber. VIII be sold cheap and on good terms.
| acres In Madison township near Van Horns
school house, with frame house, stable and good
| fruit,
6s acres in Hemlock township near Evans Mil.
Frame house, bank barn. young orchard Of choice
| fruit good meadow, running water, &C.
| 112 acres Of excellent farm land ~ miles west
| of Bloomsbury. Farm buildings and two tenant
| houses.
| 100 acres in Pine township near Pine summit,
Farm buildings fruit, water aud considerable tim
| ber.
| acres OF limestone with three kins In Centre
| township.
| A3K story woOen mill with full set Of machin-
cry, good natural water power, all 10 good work.
| Ing OTutT SOOu hioO u idi Sc uWtntuBs
barn and out-bulldlngs Also 26 acres OF land on
| Little Fishingcreek, miles from Bloomsbury .
| Also ten other farms in various localities
Properties in Bloomsburg and Else
! where.
| A large comfortable and nearly new three story
\ brick residence on South Market street, with
Mansard roof gas, water, cold or hot. range. lth
room heater In cellar, stable, well, choice fruit,
&C., all in first rate condition. Price reasonable
aud terms easy.
| A carriage mandatory with tools and trade,
| desirably located on Iron street, below Main.
Two pleasantly located brick residences ON
| Centre street.
| Two large frame dwellings on Third street,
| West Bloomsbury,
neat frame residence on Main street, West
| Bloomsbury, with stable, good water and fruit
Grounds and building In best condition.
very desirable brick on Main street, suitable
for business and residence combined.
A double brick residence on East Main street,
desirably located Terms easy.
brick and also frame dive ling on Fifth street.
! both In good condition. Pleasant homes
Two small frame dwellings In East Bloomsburg,
cheap. Two frame dwellings on Iron street, cheap
large new brick residence at the corner OF Third
and West streets,
| very desirable frame dwelling on Fourth
street, Catawissa with stable, water, fruit. &C.,
also at Catawissa, coal yard with siding, large
bed Of good sand, dwelling on premises, part OF
which can be used as building lots.
Also, other properties not mentioned, and de-
sirable building lots located on Market, Fifth
West and other streets.
Strict attention paid to the examination OF titles
and.to veyancing, and all matters submitted
promptly attended TO at lowest rates charged by
real estate agencies. For particulars apply to
JOHN A. FUNSTON, or
| PAUL L. WRIT.
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JOHN A. FUNSTON & CO.,
Real Estate, Trust, Investment,
and Collection Office, Blooms
burg, Columbia County, Penn'a.
Properties for Sale in Columbia County,
Pa,
FARMS.

G5 acres in Madison township. large house. frame
barn and out-buidlngs; good fruit, water aud
fair quality land. Reasonable price and terms.
owned by Mrs Esslck.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
IN COMPANY.

NJ ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
IN COMPANY.
on and after February 9th, 1881 trains will leave
Sunbury as follows: iH
NoRTHWARD.
Northern Express $50 a IN. arrive Elmira 10 80 pm
Arrive at Canandaigua 1928 p. IN.
" Rochester 4.40 "
" Niagara. IS Z"
Niagara Express l.5O p m. arrive Eimira sos m
arrive Canandaigua s36 Z"
Rochester 945 "
Niagara 1850 m
Fast line 5.l5 m arrive Elmira 1920 IN
Watkins .t lllopm
SOUTHWARK.
Southern Express 1872 am arrive Harrsb'g 3. 10 am
arrive Philadelphia 100
New York 9.35 %
Baltimore 100
I" Washington S.a2 n,
Lock Haven Ex 1850 IN arrive lIarrisb'g iab5 pm
arrive Philadelphia 800 In
New York S.a5 a.
Baltimore $40
" Washington 6.aT
Day Express l.5O m arrive Harrisburg $50 p m
g Philadelphia 100 "
-" New York 1000 "
...... Baltimore 100
" Washington s.l7
Erie Mail LOS a. m. arrive Harrisburg s.OOa. m
Philadelphia 100 %
/" New York OBS I"
" Baltimore 100
F" Washington S29
J.R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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The best preparation of iron a doc
tor can prescribe is Browns Iron Bit
tiers, because it does not injure the
teeth as other iron medicines will.
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22j acres IN Jackson township. Small farm
cleared, with farm buildings. A saw mill and
dwelling. Also large quantity Of pine and hem
lock timber.
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severe study ard extended practice: i
an integrity which i spotless. Al inn
parsiality which cannot be blinded by
sophistry or warped by fayoritism i
patience and industry which will not
weary; If . dignity and Z courtesy
which shall command the respect
alike Of the bench and the bar-if
these high qualities are essential 70
constitute the accomplished iurist.
the perfect Judge, then we feel fully
warranted IN bespeaking for the Hon
John " Mitchell a most favorable
consideration on the part Of the dem
ocraey Of Calvert County and Of the
entire Judicial circuit, should be con-
sent to become q candidate for the
indgeship. In the event Of his noml-
nation, We feel fully justified in the
assurance Of handsome majority By
the people Of his native county, not
withdrawing the fact that the politi-
cal nojority in Charles County is re-
publican.
CTrrzEx.
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PEELED to vacase and seek refuge At
his store near by, 70 which he was
safely conveyed by means Of : buggy
propelled b. friends who came to his
assistance. The store, however. did
not itself escape the food. but we
have heard Of no damage that Il did
the contents. except to ruin abont q
hundred sacks Of salt. At one time
the horses Of the Capt. and Col.
which were haltered in stables near
their dwellings. we're in great danger
Of being drowned. but they we're res
cued By Col. AIIston. assisted by 9TH
ers. and were conveyed to a place Of
safety.
But whatever our other troubles
and misfortunes. it is subject Of con-
graduation that there is no loss Of
human life to record, though there
were some narrow escapes from drown
ing, one Of which we viii mention. Mr..
VIM. c. Bowes. who landed from the
Steamer Sue on Saturday morning
and was anxious to reach his home,
which is in Beggar's Neck. net know
ing Or appreciating the dangerous
condition Of the run at the PLANK
Bridge. attempted to ford il and
was swept down some distance by
the current butsucceeded in grasping
tree and thus extricated himself from
the food. The tree itself. however
was isolated by the water. and though
gallant attempts to rescue him wer'
made when his situation was known
they all failed, and he was compelled
to hug his support several hours Oh
until the falling Of the water enabled
him to come down in safety. w,
congratulate him on his escape.
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lFro.n the calgert Jonrnal. ]
PuBLIsHED b REauEsT.

Nessrs. Eslstors: Allow me respect
fully to ask tie publication IN the
CALVERT JoURxAL Of the following
article in reference 10 the associate
jndgeship. which Is clipped from the
Port Tobacco Times Of recent date.
The article fifty embodies the general
expression az the exalted estimation
entertained for Hon. John ". Mitchell
by the people Of his native county.
and the earnest desire Of his fellow
citizens, irrespective Of party. Fir his
elevation to the associate Iudgesl ! 5
of this judicial circnit. That be would
be an acquisition Of the highest order
to the Judicial bench. those best ca
pable Of forming = proper estimate Of
Tie qualifications essential to such
Position are fully agreed. II intel
lectnal ability Of high order- ii
ripeness 81 judgment, attained IS
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The NEXT AND FINAL SITTING
On Monday and Tuesday Of next
week, October the End and 3rd, the
Officers Of Registration will meet for
the last time before the pending cleo
ton to register persons who may
have neglected up to this time to
qualify themselves to vote and who
may be entitled to registration. The
number Of registered voters on the
present registration lists, so far as
published, is above FIVE hundred short
of the number who have voted at the
previous elections. In this, the 3rd
district, it is fully hundred short.
This is bad showing and will. we
hope, without regard to politics. be
corrected, measurably at least, in the
two days that yet remain to the ne
glectful or Indifferent citizen who may
be entitled toapartin the government
of his State. In the words of a CO.
temporary. we do not think that 'any
cftizen should shirk so important a
duty. He should feel it not only a
duty but a pleasure No matter
what considerations may present them
selves, or how much disinelined he
may feel upon the subject, it is an abb
solute necessity for him to take part
in the government Of the affairs in
which he is so deeply interested. It
is no use for him to declare he docs
not care about political affairs" ''he
is too busy about his own private af-
fairs to bother about it, etc. That is
the kind of indifference which finally
brings public affairs into disrepute,
and then, the first persons to COM
plain are those citizens who "don t
care a straw about public affairs. 1t
won't do to sit down and growl that
affairs in the party are not going
right, that this man or that man is
boss, and wants to have things his
own way 1t is the duty of every
voter, no matter to what party he
may belong, to exercise the right Of
citizenship. Then he will have just
cause to complain if affairs do not 60
right. and can remedy them by his
vote. He need not say one vote does
not amount to much. That one vote is
the very vote that is needed. Polit-
zeal parties can only be kept compar-
alive pure where the voters come for
ward regularly to the polls and ex-
ercise the right Of citizenship. Their
presence isa wholesome restraint to
bad men who are members of and de-
signedly use all parties for their own
selfish ends, care nothing for princi-
pie and only for the men who viii
give them what they want. Remem-
Der, then, the next and final registra-
ton is Monday and Tuesday next, the
End and 8rd of October. and that all
not now registered and who fail to
register on these days viii be disfran-
chised and not allowed to vote either
FOR Congressman or Judge at the COM
ing election.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.


Orphans Court Of Sc. Mays County, Set /:
Srpt. ~, 1889.
- RDERED by the Court, that Thomas
~ s. Rice, Administrator nf
JOHN N. CHING,
late Of 81. Mary's 60, Nd, decreased, give the
noiiee required by law 10 the deceased cresi-
iiors 10 exhibit their claims and that lIse ea me
lie published once a week for six successive
weeks in the 81. Aary's BEACON.
Test: JOSH B. ABELL.
Register Of Wills or st. Mary q county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
rhahs' Court Of 81. Mary's county, Maryland.
letters Of administration on the personal es-
tate of John NJ. Ching. late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified 10 ex-
hii.ii the sIine with the proper vouchers al
taehed thereto 10 the subscriber, on or sefoFe
the 18th day Of March, 1888. they will other
y Use by law be excluded from the benefits Of
the gSid estate All persons indebted 10 the
DECEASED are requested to make Immediate
payInent 10 the subscriber.
TliOS, G. RICE,
Administrator.
Sept IL, lss2-6w.
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FOR SALE.


TsHE large and handsome residence. sitaa-
ted IN the village 81 Le0nardiown, the
properly Of Mrs. Geo. q. Morgan. and about
5 acres Of land ATTACHED. The dwelling con-
sisis a main buisdings repositories with wings
attached O Norfh znd Souih sides II has
IL rooms, and ne whole hss been rtcrntl :
painted ana u 10 thnrough reanir. D0nbie
norches on sront and North aides, ard CIV
cred porch on Vest side. Fine water In the
rard. Ssabies and AL nsccAsary out-houses
in good repair. 4 me dr. criiAr- ! large
rnrsen and other land for lasfnragr- Tie
5-ous' lann 4 laid oai IN waiks, ornamental
end shade tFees-
T,.s~ uro,rrfy i beautifully situated, and,
!. ransenient 70 churches. sei,oois. ke.
AID i especially desirable - > coHniFy res
1919 Terms essy Apsslg 10
MOORE 4 MORGAN Agtntss
Leenarit0a =, Nd
Aug II. lsss-im-
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The Tariff Commission is looked
upon by all intelligent business men
as a supreme farce. 1t is now sitting
in st. Louis, where it has been receiv-
ed with utter contempt and ridicule.
The universal feeling is, that it was
packed BY Dir Arthur in the interest
Of MonopoIists and Protectionists,
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A resident Of News Ferry. Va,
was lately given dollar by a North
ern man to pay for a turkey which
the latter stole. during the war.
Should this action serve as precedent
for others, the South would soon en-
JOY a boon" indeed.
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Monday and Tuesday,


the same being the End aud srd days OF De-
tober, A. o., 1854.
Al the respective places lsereiraftez nsmed.
fer The purpose Of revising aud completing
flscir said rTgisling or registers Of voters ,r
poll hooks Of their respective districts. ana
for the purpose Of re- isseEing in the respcr.
tive elecliun districts OF 81. Mary'a cnunt-.
all persons who may possess Or y IN possess,
hrfo.e the dav o. election ~ st ensaing. ali
the requisite qualifications under the COns,i.
tuition Ut the Ssase 0f Maryland end the laws
mssde ia pursuance thereof, eniiiling them 10
vote IN said respective election districts.
The OgIirrr ~ Registration for the Fist
Election District win attend and stat
WV y. TENyiSSONs STORE Pin-,
on Mond.y, shs Aud, ami Tsessl.y. She Bird
days OF UctDbeF, 1882.
G.. N. C. ZONES.
Registration Officer for Isl election district.
The tjficer Of Resisiraiion for the Sero.a
Election district will sit ~
J. D. THOMAS STORE, EsRy lee.
en Monday, the 2nS, aud Tuesday, ,Ae Ord
days OfUetoler, 1857
JAS. b. THOMAS.
Registration Officer lor and election district.
The oficrr Of Regis ration for the Third
Election bistric' viii attend aud sit at
FEyWTcKS HOTEL, LE0E4RDrOWY
o. Monday. the End, and Tuesday, the sca
j. u. THOMPSON.
oeieer Of Registration Tor Bird election district,
The Officer of Registration Tor IN. Fourth
Election District Millaliend AID sit at
CH4PTIcO,
on Monday, ,hr I'D, aud Tuesday, the srd
| days Vr OcIOb,r, ISS3.
Il. T. BARBER.
Registration fiicer for 4th election district
The 0firer Of Registration for the Finb
Election District will attend aud sii al
MEcHAgIcSFILLE
no Monday, the and, and Tuesday, the srd
days of October. 1882.
j. GwINN BARBER.
Registration Officer for 5lh election district.
be )nicer Of Registration for the Sixth
i ec..On Dis'ricI will attend and sit at
O.IKVIELR,
/ days Of October t8s2.
J. NORMAN BURROUGHS,
Registration Officer Tor 9Th eiec ion district.
The Officer Of Registration for the Seventh
Election District will attend and sit at
NLLESTOWK,
on Monday. the end and Tuesday, the 3ld
days Of October, lss2.
Nm. q. GIBSON,
Registration Officer for 18th election district.
The Officer q Registration for the Eighth
Election Distriri will attend and sit az
I3RBOESPIJL
on Monday, the 2Bd. and Tuesday, the Ord
days Of 0etoisr. 1882.
Sept "a, lsS2-td
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COMPREHENSIVE.

A Co-paFtnerzisip in the practice Of med
- eine has b-en formedhesneen abe under-
signed. which dates from the Isl ~ Jnnnarv,
1851. Oase in she room aajoining the nev
DrngStors o. Harry Spaidin
A. ItCk SpALDgEG.
CHARLES COMBS.
Jas ]. lss7
m s. IRR2--lY.
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FOR SHERIFF.

MEsszs. EDIToRs Please annoonce GEO.
BENNET DENT as q candidate l0r Sheriff AZ
the election in 1885, Mr. Dent Is weII-kn0wn,
and We feel certain that this announcement
aud biz election viii meet the appreciation Of
all, irrespective Of party.
Sept II, Issa-te. isr AID 2xD Disrmcrs.
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NOTICE.

AAyIKG land papersand hlsa hS
nearly every tract oiIanain me +
will De pleased aid parties wish'Sf :: !,
sirefas Sarveyofin their nI s,o~
bonndarifa. lean befeund Leonaia"
on Tuesdays- ~sgS.
Marehil. lsso-t
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McSherry Grain Drill,

AAJITH0UT either pin or Spring Hos.
w Best Seeding Machine in the world.
Gold medal awarded At Centennial EGhiii-
ton, Philadelphia, 1876. Unrivalled tore
feed. Perfect la construction aud finish.
Very accurate. Easily REGULATED Every
Drill warranted. ID r. McSlIERRY 4 CO,
Manufacturers. Dayton. ohio. SaleSman tor
St. Mary s county, A. nc RR0T6nS, tbsp.
tle0. The price has bsen greatly reduced
for this SEASON.
Ec-Th;s drill will be on exhibition Ut
Lsoaardtown during September Court Hhd
farmers are inviisd 10 insI ert ihc same. OF
fee and warehouse 80 South Charles Str'ei.
baltimore, Md.
Aug. %, 1ss2-Im.
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The famed culinary talent and social graees
OF the So. George ladies will attract large
patronage, There will be shooting al The
mark and plenty Of fan Ise-creAm and 9TH
er refreshments ID abundance.
Sept n, leSz-ld.
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NOTICE.

VSHERE viii be dinner for the benefit 81
Il 81. Georges Church az VALLEY Ler,
(Thornas's Storel on
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NOTICE
To THg
ouALIFIE . VOTERS
st. Mary''s County,

Notice i hereby Eiyen 20 alE whom IL may
concern. that IN compliance with the act II
ahe General Assembly Of Maryland, passed at
The session og isS9. the anarrsignsd, tssEsess
Of Registration for The respective Esecsion liz
sriets 81 -. Mary'e eommty. daily appointed
and commissioned, 1t their Uriohcr Sit
ling. will aii from o'clock, A. ~, to Z
o'clock, r. ~, sn
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"A WOMAN, white O. colored, 10 do the
cooking and Washing fer The family. Refer
enuas Ill be required.
sept !. lsss-2t.