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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Assignees' Notice.

W. A. Hancock and Lawrence M. Dun can having assigned to me their propaIty and effects for the benefit of their creditors all persons having claims against theml or either of them, are requested to pre- sent tho same to me at my office in Phoe- nix and all persons indebted to said as signors will please make payment to me without delay. 0. A. INV FED,
 PhGnix, A. f.. Oct. 6, 1884. Assigned
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19


 The editor of the Star cleaned his well out recently and discovered the skeletons of one heifer, -four lam bs, an old pig, swill bucket and dog with a can tied to his tail. He said he had noticed a peculiar taste to the water but thought It was only a mineral spring. Always supposed there was something wrong.
 A Tom bstone man was thro wn in to convulsions by taking dose of Wizard oil, and came near dying. The habit of guzzling down every patent stuff that comes along never results ln benefit and will sometimes kill.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Notice of Forfej
To PIERRE GAUTRIAUD:

To PIERRE GAUrRIAUD;
 You are hereby notified pended one hundred doN labor and improvement asV upon the Nail City mine Mag trict, county of Maricopa and Te Arizona, in order to hold said premisS5 under the provisions of Section 2324, Re < vised Statutes of the United States, beino the amount required to hold the same forl the year ending December 31st. 1884. And if within ninety days from the pub licatlon of this notice ycu fail or refusd to contribute youy proportion of such ex penditure as a co-owner, your interes' in, said claim will become the property of the| subscriber, under said Section 2324.
 CHAS. RAMPH.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Judge Haynes who was in Phoe- nix during ihe -sessiOu oI the Su~ preme Court has been appointed judge of the new county court crea~ ted for Pima while Judge Stillwell who was also here has been appoints ed judge Of the new Cochise county court.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
conp,,nsntary to Gov. rrus-

All the respectable and leading Democrats of both houses of the legislature before leaving Prescott rendered Gov. F. A. Tritle the fol- lowing very complimentary endorse meni:
 PRESCOTT, A. T. March 9th. 1885 To His Excellency, F. A. Tritle, Governor of ArIzona: We, the undersigned, Democratic members of the Thirteenth Legisla live Assembly of the Territory ot |"'Arizona, desire to express 10 express 70 you, as individual Democrats cur appreciation of your most excel> lent qualities as man. and our en- dorsement of your course as a Gov> ernor of tho Territory: L- MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. John Howell, Robert Todd, Alonzo Bailey, Thos. F. WeediD, w. c. Bridwell, R. N.Leatherwood
 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE. 5. M. Franklin, Luther Martin, William linus, J. s. Armstrong, D. J. Brannen, J. A. Brown, T. T. Hunter, V. A. Watkins, D. K. Wardwell, Samuel Purdy,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Notice of Forfeiture.
PIERRE GAUrRrAUD:

FIEhlsE OAD Us
 You are hereby notified that I have eX pended one hundred dollars ($100) | labor and improvement as assessmeu work upon the Eureka mine. Magazi in district, county of Maricopa and Territ6 " of Arizona, in order to hold said prem ises under the provision of Section 232' Revised Statutes of the United States being the amount required to hold tn same for the year ending December 31ai 1884.
 And if within ninety days from the put lication esr s notice you fail or refuse { contribuf nr proportion of such cxpeI dituro as SSwner, your interes in sai claim Nome the properlx oil '
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
.Ruchu-Paiha.,, ;,

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Irri- ta1ioD, sealding, Stone, Gravel. Ca- tarrh of the bladder. $1. Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
B ed.Bugs. Flies.

Flies, Reaches, ants, bed bugs rats, mice, eoDhers, chipmunk. cleared out by Rough on Rats. .'15c.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

"My son, why IS it that you are always behind hand with your stud> ies ?' Because if was not behind- hand with them, could not pursue tn em.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Thin People.

Wells Health Remover" restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
DIED.

IRVINE.-In Phoenix, Arizona, March IT, 1885, Lillie May, infant daughter of MT. and Mrs J. A. R. Irvine, aged 10 months and 2 days
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Roughs and officers had a fig Springer, New Mexico, on S, last which resulted in the deal three of the outlaws. More il
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
FIRE, LITE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
Business Transacted by Letter

Phoenix my place of business. Is In the Salt River Valley, 2S miles from Maricopa, on the s. P. R. R. Altitude 1000 feet; eli mste delightful and very heaithy. Every thing grows by irrigation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Why is g washerwoman like a nav igator? Because she spreads her s Beets, crosses the line, and goes from pole 10 pole.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
The Hope orthe Nation

T Children slow Tn development uEy, scrawny. ard delicate, use Well's Health Renewer."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

the legi9 was in session. Her
 papers tolked about it then and
 kick about It now. If Tucson
 had gone for a change in our rail-
 road (ill and had put up herself
 with half the alacrity with which
 she now growls and kicks the road
 would lave been built to that city
 by way of Florence. But Tucson
 did notling; Florence did nothing their delegates held their seats down
 while those of Maricspa were at
 work anC hard at work for railroad
 communication with the outside ;
 Phoenix got what she wanted-a
 railroad; the county would just as
 quickly snd with even more good
 will have helped a road via Florence
 to TucsoI, but Maricopa did not
 propose tc build that road for their benefit, Hey took no measures to
 assist; we do not know that they
 even attempted to introduce bill
 for the rad for which they now
 howl. Doubtless they supposed 
 Maricopa vas ''down" and proposed
 to keep he down." they got left on
 that propoition, they will continue
 to get ,ef on similar propositions now be made; those jeolous indi- vidualoa Tucson with the editor of the S.sil alt their head. who have formed k1 hselves into committee to keep aricopa down will dis co yer thI hey have taken more of a contra han they bargained for. With on N kception we doubt wheth- CT any of that committee" has ever set, n the Salt River valley they arI lung section of coun> try of q they know nothing; they ar ling a people for who2 i. is SC lent they care nothing, except ie them If they eau. The e s directed at the busi- q ess oa River valley, the Insane AsyluI Is merely the excuse. | thu Asylum had been lossi Sp no one would ever ha& word of objection to | khape; but as it came toN demagogues whose nG | sAt committee to 't slees S''''2 gn," and the few hat bad we learn that shere & present in the u1S6tlu Fl .N 0. DlDLeO the cOIh- mittee bf those in sympa- thy wt lughes. the editor
 p the S motion the whole hing w5 hg that they could pose as of the Territ oTy lnd "dt .5EIs oI the treasury while i, give the Salt River valley A from which they loubtle It will be long ime in propose to "des rise wa sans" to accomplish h that pu e predict that that commit ee the day that its ashamed that their names VI nected with the dis reputa , -. css it was in r'ali'y iesigne @ eet. One thing cer~
 ain, th tiver valley will not
 oen fo 10 they were nor what hey ar3 to do, or rather in what th e willing to be used
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Our contemporary after its series
 I little filings at Governor Tritle las sud denly turned soft ID that di- hnffr- rryt.s,. A. t1.o ,.as
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
.nreervear.nld nniinin

B tnreesyear-oId noticing at the dhnner table that her grandfather had sbaTed off his full beard ,worn many years, exclaimed, "Grsndpa, whose hlead you got on9"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
We are now offering the following
 chances for investment:

31 $50 ACRES LAND, and 12 miles from Phoenix; water share in Salt River Valley Canal. 200 acres ofthe land sown in wheat and barley Water paid for this season. Price S6,e00.
 32 I6O ACRES patented land; 1 share Maricopa Canal; ; 60 acres in alfalfa fenced; adobe house. Price S5,O00.
 34 32O ACRES in Mesa City, 160 home steadpaI ent; ;160 desert entry 800 fruit trees, 12 water shares, farming implements 150 acres in wheat, 15 acres alfalfa. 30 acres bottom land. Price $4,5oO.
 35 I6O, ACRES Tn Tempe, fine 2-story adobe house, cost $6,OOO, must sell on ac- count Of leaving. Price $4,OUU.
 o6 Cattle Range. 10 miles from Phoenix, ac obe houses. good deep well. controlsa
 fine large range, whim for hoisting water good property. Price $3,OU0.
 s79ACRES of desirable land adjoining city. Price S1,35O.
 3S IGO ACRES rich school land, house, hog corrals, granary for no OO0 lbs, well. 25 acres in alfalfa pasture fenced. 12O acres sown to grain, yield 40 bushels per acre, water pald for. Price S2O0O.
 3s 3 DESIRABLE City lots. ca 5ox1a7h feet, best pat of city. Price 1000,
 40 so ACRES 1A miles from city, nice l building site fruit trees, fish pond, large arbor of fine bearing vines, ood fruit lard | nicely improved, desirable home place. Price, $3,OOO.
 Al 6S ACRES O1 patented ldnus lehCOu and Tn grain, irrigating ditches all fixed, fine rich land Jays beautifully. Price Sl ,24O. 42 6 LOTS and fze house, well situated. fruit trees and vines, nice home, Price. $2,000.
 lLINvlLGE'S Addi5iGa 6IodPa 1 and lots, good chance to get good build | ing lots cheap
 4s ONE SECTION, $40 acres of land, 12 miles west of Phoenix, paid cut, 300 acres | in cultivation, water rights Grand Canal.
 Price S4, ,500 A bargain. A SCHOOL LAND. 160 acres, improved, 1 near town. Price S1 500 45 TITLE LAND, 320 acres, head of l horses and mules, ? single blows. double 1 blows. 100 stock hogs, header, wagons. | header beds, mower, 20u acres growing | crop, house, well, 200 grape vines, TO | fruit trees, 40 acres alfalfa fenced, fencing l 20 acre more, independent water canal, | permanent water, lot of chickens, and | wood; examination requested. Price | S6,OOO
 46 RR LAND. 80 acres with good house on, cottonwood trees. &c.. desirahly situ- l ated, adjoining fine ranches Price S4O0.
 47 LAND, 160 acres, improved, B Il miles west of Phoenix with growing crop. \ house, &c. Price $1 ,25O.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

The spanked child soon finds out who has the upper hand in the do> mestic government.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

THE rel declaration of the
 Presiden at he will appoint 70
 non,resi to an office In the Ter< ritories0 cast gloom over a
 large rt of aspiring politicians. The apd n ent of uon>residents 10 such was recognized as an abuse rlatfolEis of both par ties. requires some political cuur a President to enfort e such sratioD, seeing hat Ter ritor1 ces have served as a means 0f i bicously paying political debt unpresentable creditors. TheI >re sident Federal oftice> hold a Territory is apt to have the fzMSts of .he class of carpet bag chief among which is an ab, indifference ce as to ibe wei, far the Territory. Ii must be ad' D, however, that the Telrlto- ri, tesman who has grown up " le country is often quite as oI onable as the tmpcrted office- | conld be.-N. IF. IIsqes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
HERALD JoB OFFICE.

Cards,
 Blanks,
 Posters.
 Tickets,
 Receipts,
 Bill Heads, . Pamphlets,
 Statements,
 Note Heads, Programmes, Letter Heads. Visiting Cards, Bills of Lading, Funeral Notices, Justices Blanks, And everything in the line of printed matter, done at San Francesca prices and Fin unequaled style. SatN Isfaction guaranteed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-11

Honolulu, April 10, 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-11

THE WHITE HOUSE.
MESSRS. RAPHAEL WE'LL & CO..
that they prepared Special Orders
all kinds o Merchandise ia
DRY GOODS LIME,
To by their buyers delivered Honolulu
Francisco n
beg long established
spare pains their
patronage.
ALI Orders Promptly Executed, and Samples sent
on Application.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-08
Down They Go.

1t is rumored in New York that Hon.
r. p. Flower lost $5O0,OOO by oil de-
clining two points, and that Jay Gould
and his friends have scooped tho pile.
This rumor sets Gath to moralizing how
easy it is for man to lose in an hour,
by gambling at the great centros, the
fortune that had been laboriously earn
ed in lifetime. And this leads Mr..
Townsend to ruminate further, thus
Think Of Heath. the broker, being in
Ludlow street Jail at the suit of Moro
SIM I! Think of Stokes running hotel
with the great mining operator
Mackay, and Of Geuld, the partner Of
Fisk, passing that hotel every day, and
OF Fisk back in Brattleboro in his vault.
Think of Cyrus w. Field, who celebra-
ted tho laying Of the Atlantic cable
nearly thirty years ago, having earned
no more rest nor holiday than to be
down in this puddle Of Wall street.
Think Of poor old Beecher preaching
away in Brooklin like street car horse,
nobody paying much attention to what
he says, and he desperately intent on
getting the remainder Of his living out
Of this world, and Of, RUSSELL Sage. who
undertook to sell puts and calls TO uni
versal mankind, being compelled 70
close up the shop. Think Of poor old
Boody yesterday dying and getting only
ten lines in the newspapers, when hs
created great railroad systems, and Of,
DR.. Durant, who built the Union Pacific,
breathing his life away in some provin-
c'a! town, his last enterprise 70 build
railroad through the Adirondack deserts.
The one solid and unshakahly oolos-5
sol fortune of the country seems to be
that OF the Astors. which is built ON
real estate in the commercial metropo-
lis OF the country. And yet s'even this
shall pass way."--AMgustn Chronicle.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-08

Thomas A. Hendricks, Vice-Presidcnt Of
the United States, the American people
have lost great and good man, distin-
guished and useful citizen, and a pure
and illustrious statesman.
"ResolUetl, That on this day while
the remains Of this patriotic citizen and
christian gentlemen are being consigned
to their last resting place, as token Of
respect and sorrow the Senate cease
from its labors and stand adjourned.
"ResC5red, That a copy of these
resolutions be transmitted by the Hon
orable President Of the Senate to
the family Of the lamented Vice-Presi-
dent"
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the Senate Immediately ad-
journcd.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-08
For Sale Cheap.

1.-TWO TISE WELT. FIXTURES. The best
u water raising invention of the day.
Invaluable to farmers. A bargain. Apply
at this o flee.
IF. Aug. IL 1885. 1913.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-12-08
Undertaking.

XXTE are prepared to conduct burials in a
w most satisfactory manner. All modern
u Undertaking. Appliances. Competent manage
Elent guaranteed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20
local Breyities

The turkeys now rpnst high in auticipt
ton f lhauksgisI Z.
is expected that Cour viii not last
onEer than next week
Court was convened With = fu bench
in attendance on " ednesdav.
Many sitting sports men have bean en-
l5yiug the shooting III his neIghnorhrod
during the past week
RI Rev. B'>h - pref mrlc an episcp
pal visitation Ia Durh IA Ptrtsr Mani
sn",, yrsjer.t V, for the urp"se ui al nln-
ister ~ the rte g! coutirna ION.
Rev. g. +. " IL Jams has requested Us "a
give notice that there Will tie diyiu> ser
vice in Chris Cnurch, this vi age. on next
Thursd Az, the 26th instant, Thanksgiving
Day, NJ the usus hour ipr morning service.
Henry Smoot, staunch colored Demo
crat of the 4th dis riot, has been made
jallor by Sheriff Simpson. III place of
Washington Burch. Henry will make a
prompt and efficient officer, We feel sure
Among the visitors to court this week
we noticed DR.. Thomas {. Price, r. II .
Sui pGHdSCs du'i JUN Vi
Lloyd, of Baltimore; and Messrs. Geo G.
Merrick and VIM. Stanley, OF ths Marlboro
bar.
For winter clothing we can advise you
of no bet er place to purchase than at the
mammoth and reliable establishment of
Likes, BerwAnger IL Co., Baltimore. The
largest and H.. est assortment Of goods in
the city can be found at that place.
Tuesday was qu'e another field day in
town. Apart from the fact of it being the
first Tuesday OF court it was generally I'M
derstond that the new board of county
comm ;ssioners would organize on tina,
day and considerable interest was natural
y felt by every one to learn the resu of
their first meeting.
J. r. Donaldson, Green Spring, W. Va.
says in the year 1883 he used Powell's Pre-,
pared Chemicals for wheat, and realized
"a bushes per acre. The year before he
got from the same ground only 6 bushel.
per acre. To realize this increase did no,
cost an outlay of more than So so per acre
as Povell's Chemicals only cost Sc pc,
bb'., sufficient quantity to make one hal
ton of complete fertilizer Brown Chemi
Cal Co manufrs, Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20
Free Trade.

The Free Trade AID Revenue Reform
Conference, in session In Chicago. last
week adopted resolutions setting forth
that he continuation Of tn war tariff
with dl'ies veraging ~ per cent. on over
i.i00 articles of domes &c consumption,
and \ muct: higher specific du'y on many
crude materials. has prolonged the evils
Of War in times of piece. and has been the
principal cause - commercial and indus
trial depression. The conference urges
upon Congress that 10 AZ empi I've made
q increase protective duties that articles
which are g. the foundation Of great in
dus,ries should lie freed from duty tina,
~ products from crude materias az party
Manufactured articles DUTIES should te
correspoudIapiy reduced tlzt steps IN
tariff reform .hou q simplify Is. present
complicated 4 ss'fC.ti'G aud IL awty
with mixed duties demands free salps
and abolition oi restrictive uavlg- Ion
LAW, and opp sci hnun is and subsidies
IN shipping
Rev. Henry Ward B-scher spoke Friday
night. The ball being crowded lie de
Clarvd that d. Vas IA favor uf NJ t-Tla a.
all. Though the beet policy - follow was
20 ds'raT the expenses n g'Nerurnen', the
innate 81 tishnsss Of ia- peope born Of
their ignorance, would make tue opera
iion ~ such policy imp s>Ihi- unit the
ARRIVAL 81 the lngil,rIum lie sail protec.
tinu wss the jugs .ry III SIC devil II pol
tlclsus S.re Ate>nrn protection would
lie natural i.s b IN spite II iAs devil
Bar p.ttI''Ctsns ~sr- Not st..,sa4eu. they
were v1tr guo1s~r,' Tue speaker ssEt
IN - SHp. ltT ~rR .ri rxs ~..r.r ~ lt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20

Mr. Russell Dean, Il well known young
gentleman Of this county, was last week ap-
pointed policeman on tie Metropolitan police
force OF Waship. ton city. Russell has been for
a numter of years pas purser on the steamer
Mattaao and his genial and urbane manners
among the travelling public. He will make
an alert and sfficiest Of the police force and his
many friends here will join with us in con-
graduating him on his good fortune. The
police / oard of Washington are also to be con-
graduated on obtaining bis services as a
guardian OF the peace and good order of that
city.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20

B9- The Subscription price OF THE
TINES is 81. per AMMAN If paid in
aduance or at any time cithin the cur
rent gear; if not raid within the gear
$3.50 wiU be Invariably charged, a.
szways heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wiH be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20
The ReE.s;rars' Case.

A satisfactory settlement by way of COM
promise having been effected on Tuesday be-
tween the n-w board of county commissioners
aud the registration officers, in the matter o.
compensation, the case of Charles A. Neale vs..
the county commissioners ON the trial docket
of this term was On Wednesday entered "set-
tied and OFF, on notice of plaintiff attorney.
This eass had been entered test Case, with
a view Of carrying the matter to the Court Of
Appeals for adjudication, but in the interest of
retrenchment and reform in county expenses a
fair compromise was effected between the off,
GERS and the commissioners, by mutual conces-
sons, whereby a considerable expense was
save1 to the county. By the compromise the
officers receive $73 per annum for their services.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20

Our young legislator elect, W. Mitchell
Muscherte. Esq, made his maiden speech
in court Yesterday in defense of Orlando
King, charged with wife beating. His
manner was selfpossessed, his arguments
Logical and sound, and his demeanor gen
orally was such as to create most favor
able impression on those who heard him.
Our worthy states attorney thinks that
| Mr.. John T. Davis possesses such a multi
tude of accomplishments tat he would
make even good preacher should he find
himself ou OF job. This doubtful com
p imevt was bestowed in view of the fact
that Mr. Davis called off the court docket
in such an easy aud unemblarrass>d man
ner on Monday.
s Cox. Jr. ESQ, left with us this week
two mammoth turnips hat were raised on
his farm Rich Hill" The samples meas.
ured over two feet IN circumference, and
being of the white variety is rather re-
markable growth. We have heard of none
to beat them here or elsewhere Our
friend SIN thus shows his ability 10 raise
big vegetables as we as zig Democratic
mnJorlllss.
Mr. Geo. L Chappe ear met with an ac-
cident while returning home from court
on last Monday afternoon. The king bolt
f his buggy broke and the front wheels
t. coming detached the horses started of
whI thrm and Mr.. CIlppriear, rettiuirg 7
tbs hold ON The rrluS WAS drawn over tie
dashboard and dragged some distance on /.
the road hctnrc the horses were checked. +.
He escaped injury. however. As did ais +
MIR tIrp & 10 t;t..,u- Itp Iy.s with hIm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20

TO ADVERIISERS.-THE TINES hdcfng a
lsroer circulation thtn any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
Go,taty, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to i,xp,t their commandments in is columns. Send
flr card rates. rhich lo,c as any other paper
in Southern Maryland. to say nothing about c'cud-
Ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20
The Palace of Baltimore CityC

The Palace of Baltimore City Cloth
lug Establishments in ACME HALL, 2O9 w
Baltimore Street. A visit will show you the
nsatest and prettiest store in Baltimore. 1t ia
worth seeing for this alone, and no" here else
can you get such stylish Gents and Boys
Clothing for so lite money.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20

TIL. November ter M of our Circuit Court
convened here at 10 o'clock on Monday his
honor, Chief Judge Stone, on the bench and
our new Democratic Clerk, j SAM. Turner.
and his. very abba assistant John I. Davis,
occupying their respective places at the clerk s
desk. Mr.. John H. Hancock. of the 9th dis
trict, was selected foreman OF the grand jury
and the grand and pe,i, juri-s were then selec.
t. d AS follows
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-20
Leoaardtowa. Nd.
Notice To Out-Pensionors.

nEDERED by The Board Of Trustees Of the
~ Aims House OF Charles county tha, ali ont
pensioners tie requested - renew their petitions
to said Board or before the 1T d.,S o. Dec
ENTER, 1888. Said petition 20 te signed 10y
i've especIaule lax PAYERS OF said comfy.
l;S order OF The Board
nov 2T-5t THDS " WEIGH Uvpresr