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NOTICE.
STEAM saw and GRISq MILL,
wheelwright and Blacksmith shop
At
COXS STATION.

am now prepared to do all the Haw 81 :
and Grinding that NAV be needed o! me , ,m1.
mers in my section. NY Iae'l'ieS az "r''
for good and rapid work "a so,rr
Grinding days.-Wednesdays ana o en
DAYS. Saving done on shares or for cash. ,,.
/ wish to i"tsrm my friends and the pubic
tina. owiae 10 ne bard Zines in 'h's ne, t.r
borhood and the scarcity Of none, am aO OS" :,
PEELED TO exact the cash on delivery ;, WI !
will he ussies. TO ask for credit Posi'lvely ~
will not grant it. Ny business ,, h nf,e"'''' "
be conducted ON strict cash basis. o,,v.v,
on LS S.OS - shns' ps Se shortest notice Al
kind Of vehicles repaired and an kIu1o -
farming implements made and repaired ih a,
short notice. All work done IN ny s"o 1--WE
are guaranteed. Should any person Mi Mi
give way by reason Of workmanship , II sgs,,
be again repaired Tree Of charge II , G'GHg a.,
back to my shop. Thanking the P oa.', w "
past fa1ors, hope to share their p"I THFS "
the future. r. ~ Ma
At the residence Of the above named FER PTFs@l
keep conshuty on hand a s'h'' t,a ,i%e Nd y
groceries to sbit the country traae .n ' LIN Elm
buy. e. A. &. Hay DEN j."
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Fatal Accident = Mr.. f. a. Richmond,
postmaster at Waysiie, in the lower session. OF
this county, was Instantly killed on Monday
last AZ Rock Point. On the morning the
fatal accident Mr. Richmond left home to 60
TO Harris Lot to lie registered, accompanied
hv DR.. f. VI. Lancaster. After his name had
been entered, wishing to see come friends he
vent with the Doctor, Who was on his daily
uip 10 see his patients u Rock Point Short
IL after arriving, accompanied by Nr, Cram
dali. they started from the store to the pack
inv house on the wharf. On the way while
walking by bohemian laboter, who was seat
ed "a tac hank near tht path en- cless, hant-
ling gun, Il was accIdrufly diseh..rsrr~Isv
load passed just in front OF Mr. GRANDPA who
WAS step behind, and entered the temple OF
Mr. Richmond who ftll dead without r.pan.
Mr. Richmond was II popular young nlan,
honurrd and respected b, all ilis ncigh'ars. :
lie Vas one Of several hruthers, ali pr.setpis
business men and farmers in The couaif, on
of them being Mr. r \. Richmond, who IS
we'll AMI fovorAhly known to all our leople
.,ud VAS brulher-ia-Iaw OF DR. + tau-
caster. lie leaves u griefsrrirken Wifi
.nd TOUR bright aud Interesting chilirrn 70
whom in th' hour Of their great nillctiou we
tender our -incyre aud heartfelt sympathy.
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Wedding Bells.-A very pretty marri-
age ceremony %ls performed al ST. Thomas
church by Father McSweeney on Wednesday
afternoon last The contracting parties we're
Mlss Mary Stuart We! n, daughter of Thomas
NJ WEIGH, Esq and Mr.. E. Z. Burch, the
popular proprietor of St Charles Hotel in
this village. The bride was becomingly at
ufsd IN green broadcloth dress with velvet
ana Persian trimmings and presented more
'han usual, handsome and attractive appear
"nce The groom wore the conventional
olackr and passed the trying ordeal with be-
coming dignity. After the ceremony the hap.
py couple repaired to the vestibule where they
received the congratulations of their friends
present among whom we noticed J. It's.
ienalson and wife, T. T. Owen and
'm''y, Misses Digges Neale and Hamilton,
Judge D. l. Sanders, L. NJ. Switzerland and
vile, Colonel L. A. Wilmer, Clerk J. Samuel
urner, Deputy Sheriff Otis Smoot A. W.
Neaic, and Deputy Register of Wills, I.
Henry Medley. The bride and groom from
'he church went to the home of the brides
parents where weddiag supper was served
y Relatives aud friends.
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r ONsSsNA NbAi AOgOs
~ we VHieers Of Registration for the several
LECTION districts Of Charles County:
Gentlemen:
laasmrch as differences of opinion have
n1'steu as to the true Interpretation of the
.",se,g. ~ Law relating TO the October
,o,hngs, as prescribed In section 10 Of Ar
uule AAAl!i cf the Code Of Public General
,,N"s OF Maryland, tlfs--%-4Sss-rere ag.ss2>s.tl.
are Promulgated.
iog will, on each aud every Of
w w aays appointed for the fret Octo-
~, sitting, to wit October 7th, sth, 9th,
~. .n ana 18th, proceed to register, strike
.,oul TIE registries and lists of qualified and
Eis'ered voters Of YoCr several districts and
uelVer certified copies Of entries, &c, lcom-
"Oniy called transfers ia all respects as on
NY other day appointed for such purpose, as
article.
AZ the end Of the first October sitting
Una. 's TO say after the close of your sitting on
fluay, October llth, say, on Saturday morn
rug October l2th, you will send By mail
" .,l through the sheriff of Charles County,
nuuces % al persons whose names have Feen
stricken on at this October Sitting mott
Iling them to appear before you on wednes.
uay, october 10th, $780, At the place aamed
~ Tue notice which, for each one Of you, must
9e a place convenient to the residents Of your
uislrlct Ito establish their right to be rein.
stated using the torn herewith sent you.
uh said Wednesday, October 18th, 1889,
eacn and every Of you will sit at the place
s snuneu IN your said notice, with open doors
, ", eight o clock 4. VI until six O'Clock p.
w. ior The purpose only OF reinstating the
names OF such persons, applying to you, as
may prove to you or satisfy you that you
committed eirer in so striking or their
. uames at the frst 1.-THE presently October sit
ing. That is to say, you will, on said
Wednesday, re-regster no other persons, you
viii strike off no names whatsoever, nor
make any other entries on your books or lists,
uOr perform any other official act whatever
except as directed in reference to reinstatng
names that may be proved to you TO have
oeen enormously stricken off at our present
st'ng Very truly yours,
l.. A. WILMER,
Ihe State $ Attorney for Charles County.
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Death Ira, ia h.'lrtwr.ve car ID .on
Z" Nj. aud Mrs. J"seph Murphy, OF This viii
lage, died on "Wednesday morning of bilious
typhoid f"yer after q two weeks illness His
remains were Inferred at 81, ruymas Gene
terry to-day.
Mss Wathen, died sud ienly at the residence
Of her uncle, Mr.. Noble e. Thompson, near
Newport on Monday ltsr, October 7th, 1889
Ethel, the bright and interesting litle
daughter Of Mr. l. L. Wheeler, who for the
past week or ten days has been i'll with the
diptheria died on Thursday morning.
THE eldest child OF Mr. aud Mrs. John f.
Maid, Of la Pl,sas, died 0fdipthera OH wSsr :
nesday morning.
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Diptheria. This dr.

Diptheria. This dreaded malady has for
some time past been prevailing in several por
lions of the county to nm alarming extent. 1t
Is, We learn, ahating TO y considerable degree,
although we know Of quite number of cases
still in this immediate neighborhood. Sew
eral sad deaths have resulted, among them
the only two children of ar W. Clinton Har-
dy, near White Plains, the child of Mr. NJ.
Martin; the child of Mr. John F. Hamilton,
and twelve year old boy Of Mr.. Fielder
Moran. Three of the children of Mr.. Wesley
Bowie and one Of Mr.. Fdhay's in this village,
have been down with the disease, while two
81 Mr. Benjamin l.. Wheelcr's have been seri-
ousl, ill., \ few cases have been reported in
In Plata
Sine tht above was written one Of Mr..
Wheeler children has dird.
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New Storcs Mr.. Iohn Rrud

New Stores Mr. John Braddock has
opened store at CoAs Station "a III. cCmmo-
dious store room formerly occupied by MIR
+. K. Wills, aud has on hand a fine assort-
meat Of goods which he sells to cash custo-
neIS at reasonable rates Mr.. Brsddock came
20 our county from Baltimore city, aud is u
thrifty energetic gentleman, who will do
much to heP TO build up aud make prosper
Gus that portion Of the county in which he
hiss located
Mr.. 7. L. Farrah. who is widely known as
" ihorough-grlng energetic business man, has
"gain resumed merchandising AT his old stand
~ la Plata, aud is selling goods 1t prices to
sun The times. The village Of La Plata, since
the retirement 0: Mr. FSrrill some time since
from business has greatly missed his enter
rrise' aud Ills people arc gratided at his re-
ncwal.
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Meeting Of the comfy Commission

MeeJiuE Oh tHt tOuutl NV'"'
ers. The County Commissioners met 10
their Office on Tuesday last for the transaction
of general business. Among other business
transacted was the appointment OF Judges OF
Election for the several districts vt tne com
ing election, and permission granted ~ 19l'
Joseph G. McKibbin to change the Faoiie
road leading to the wharf at Marshall mai
The following named gentleman were hS'ueu
as Judges of Election: v,
LIST District. Chief Judge, A. W. neale1
Associates, X. L. Murdoch, Thomas !hse"e@s'
End District.-Chief Judge, Edmond Ferry,
Associates, Franklin A. Roby, Henry Ds.o-''r.
srd District.-Chef Judge, John A. fosey
Associates, Frederick Groves, Ozs'dt Hrt91t.
4th District. Judge, James II. oough
Associates, ]. R. Lawson, Samuel 7. o'eaaa.
5th District.-Cbief Judge, DR.. A. !. onoot
Associates, J.. W. Simpson, b. Nc W.l'an''.
9th Distrlct.-Chef Judge, B. ". moore,
Associates, Hugh W. RoOy, Rgfas H'es''
7th District. Judge, R. 7. HALEY,
Associates. A. W. Thomas, B. +. Dement,.
sth District.-Ohief Judge, F. L. Dent,
Associates, C. A. Bowling, r. 4. Boone.
9th District. Chief Judge, John + ilc'r'
Associates, ]. L. Stewart, ). H. C@afps'ea'.
Those in italics are Republicans.
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tournament III NlFglHlH.-t fe tV"t-
ntment between Virginia aud Maryland
knights took place at the Genteman's Nv
ing Park, near AIexnndria, OH TuesdaY Of
last week. Four knights from Charles conn-
ty euter, d the list to contest for the prizes -
They were Messrs. ? Trotter, Knight OF
Bryautown; A. b. Gardiner, Knight Of
Charles county; Frank S. Barnes, Knight Of
McConchie. aud j. Z. Sonestreet, Knight OF
Free Trade Several other Marylander' from
the adjacent counties were also preseni and
rode for the prizes The Knight Of Laurel,
known as Il champion rider, was tied for Tue
first prize by our young friend, the Knight OF
McConchie, which was won on riding on tue
tie by the Knight of Laurel. The prize was
handsome buggy aud harness FRANK,
however, took the second prize, handsome
gold watch valued at $50. The Knight Of
Bryantown and the Knight of Charles county
failed to get place. and the Knight OF Free
Trade like has brethren every where IN the
country was left "way behind" All the
prizes were won by Marylanders who are ek-
ultant over their victory in the contest with
the VIrginiaus who have become famous Tor
their splendid horsemanship.
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tie was not Named The Charles coun-
y Republicans have nominated Mr. Adrian
Fosey, OF the INDEPENDENT, as their candidate
for the Senate. Editors fare well in Charles
and mayhaps the Democrats may decide to
put up against him brother Cox, of the Times,
than whom they have few ADLER or better men.
st. Mary Beacon
Why Brother King, don't You know that,
Notwithstanding the ability Of Brother Cox,
and his earnest efforts in the past fer the sue
cess OF his party, he was not even named by
the nominating convention, controlled by the
antics who are delighted because they have,
they think, dowued him?
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Mrs F1hcy, of this village, who has been
quite ILL., Is we learn, much bett,r
Mr.. Eddie Roby, near Pomfret lost val
liable colt on Sunday morning. last of some
unknown disease.
Daniel J6nifef= IL, hfGthcr of Mrs. John Il.
Mitchell, died at his fathers residence in Bal
tlmore county on Tuesday last, aged 81 years.
The School Board as will be seen by notice
elsewhere, has ordered the closing Of the pub
lie schools AT Waldorfand White Plains on ac-
count OF the prevalence of diptheria.
Mr.. J. Hubert Roberts has so far recovered
from his recent attack to be able to get about
and attend TO business, although, his cyesight
has been much impaired.
Miss Ella Harmon, who has been sick in
Washington since June, was brought home
by her father Mr.. c. +. Ilannon, on Monday
last. The young lady is still very weak and
il will be several weeks before she regains her
former splendid health and buoyant spirits.
Farmers need not he compelled to send to
the Iity for seed wheat when the best quality
Of grain can he secured at home. One farmer,
we learn, in the lower section OF the county
offers Old London England seed wheat for
sale. Those who believe IN securing the best
quality of seed should avail themselves of this
opportunity.
Mr.. W. 0, Wade, for several years past in
the employ of Mr.. w. W. Padgett in this
village left with his attractive young wife on
Wednesday last for Washington where he
will engage in business. He carries with
him our best wishes for success and prosperi
ty.
A physician in box Is what some people
call Laxador. They are right its great
physic.
Easily answered-If strong man, who
has frequently suffered pain, grows impatient
aad rehellious, how much more impatient
should be the baby who does not know what
sateriag n.eans For The pains Of collie,
ieething, etc. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is the
sovereign remedy Price % cents.
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Communicated.

Mr.. Editor.-The Port Tobacco Times in
its last issue says that sit is rumoseu mat
Mr.. lie Grand Psdgett has Withdrawn ,,o, |. me
Republican ticket as nominee for Couny ION
missioner and that Mr.. John w, A no
will be substituted in his place. dnae fu-
NOR, if in circulation, Is entirely incotleoI,-
have never sought to be placed On .ne ne
publican ticket either before the nO, 49, y
convention or since, in the place o. WI VIZ rad
ge:t or any other gentleman on tnas asne'. ,
will state however that the tlcke. non,,ia'ed
BY the Republicans is highly sa,ls', - .a, 70
me. and will use my best efforts " secure
the election of every man on H.
"'i''' 49, John W. Aibrittaia.
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Mr.. Editor TIE PomorkcY Republican
club oryauized Al "Sraid's Store, on Salur-
lay. October 9TH Nj Joseph Carroll, was
chosen President Mr.. Henry Cox, Srcietnr,
md VIZ, John Catcher, Treasurer. A good,
uamhcr were out. prominent among which
welc several gentlemen, who heretofore have
"ceu Leading democrats. but having 'sern the
error of their WAYS have joined the loyal
rauks, aud are working with hearty good
viii for the Republican cause. On S,turdi,.
l2Ih of October republican flag will he
raised at 'Sraid's Store" Speeches viii he
made by several leading Republicans, and II
general good time is expected If ali Will
cone mp promptly, attend the meeting, and
work 10 th,, hest If their a'iiity, there viii L.
no need so view with alarm the approach
ing f,ll election
Pomoukey, Oct. 1th 1889.
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We desire to say to our citizens, that for years
we have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, Dir. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arniea Salve and Electric Bitters,
ana have never handled remedies that sell as
we'll, or thar have given such universal satisfac-
ZION. We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready 10 refund / he
purchase price, if satisfactory results do not
follow their use These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their merits
w. W. PadgetI's store.
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Republican Club Nrrnnization-o

P""aiO"h Ohuu UES .-One
OF the signs that the time is fast passing away
when men of the county cah be kept in
the Democratic column by appealing to their
preludices, is the formation of white republic
can clubs in the different districts of the
county. In addition to those already formed,
on Saturday last, club under the name of the
ioahg Republican Club of Port Tobacco was
organized in this village and over forty name. :
were enrolled at the first meeting. Sessra
speeches were made by members and much
enthusiasm was manifested. The following
named gentlemen were elected officers: L. NJ
Southerland, President; John W Albrittain.
lst Vice President and Captain II. VI. Smoot
2nd Vice President; Samuel C. Padgett,
Treasurer, and George W. Cross, Secretary
The club will be permanent organization
which will cont nue. to work in the interest Of
Republican principles after the triumphant
election of the Republican nominees in
November next.
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RuckIen,. ArnIca SaIve,

The best salve in the world for cuts, oruis'
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, tet,
ter, chapped hands, chilblaius, corns, and al
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. it is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Pr''
Is cents per box. FIR sale by W. W. Pad
gett.
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A safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you sat-
lstactory results, or in case of failure return
OF purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of DIR
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. II is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs or chest,
such as consumption, Inflammation of lungs,
bronchitis, asthma, whoopiRg cough, Group, &c.
IL Is pleasant and agreeable TO taste, perfectly
safe and can always be depended upon. Trial
bottles free at w. W. PadSett's store.
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Dnrhus Prophulactic FIMid.-

Use it in every sick-room. Will keep the al,
mosphere pure and wholesale; removing al 81
bad odors from any source. VIII destroy all
disease germs, isfcction from all fevers and all
contagious diseases. The eminent physician
J. Marion Sims, of New York, says: II am
convinced that Prof. Darbys ProPhy lactie
Fluid is a most valuable disiufectant."
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Take notice that Henry C. Maddox, of
Charles county, an nsovent debtor, having
filed his petition TO be discharged from all his
debts ana liabilities, under article XLVll of
the Code of Public General Laws Of the State
Of Mar,land, and such petition .bsipg. naS
pending, a meeting of the creditors of such in
solvent debtor will he hell on the 18th of DC
tober, 1889, nj 10 o'clock a. m, at the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles
county, for the purpose of proof Of claims,
propounding of interrC gatories and the selec-
ton of permanent trustee or trustees.
l.. ALLISON WILMER,
oct Hat Preliminary Trustee.
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Republicans and Indcpcn-
dents Support The best
Ticket Nominated
MEETINGS As FOLLOWS;

Pisgah, Carpenters Store, Satur-
day, October l2th, at p III.
At Middlctown On Tuesday, October
18th. at 2. M.
Doucas cr, Maddox's Store, Thurs
daj. October lab. at ; g. N. At 8
u. ~, Al school house il Nanjemoy
Pomouk,y, (Sp1id'S Store Saturday,
q. tot,r l9ih, at 3 p. III.
These meetings will he addressed by
the candidates aud others Every good
clrigcu. white aud colored, is insted to
attend
Other meetings will be announced
mex: week.
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FOR SALE.

A fine lot of thoroughbred Duroc Jersey
Pigs, at 81 so piece, or s. pair. Can oe
seen at nay farm near Tompkinsyllle, IN Cooo
Neck V. H. NEALE.
oct ll-ct No. 25S. Howard ST., Baltimore.
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CASH BARGAINS!
VALUABLE PRESENTSl
And No CREDIT.
PPT-yT of LOON,

FRUIT y LOO.N,
Bleached Cotton, excellent quality, one ya'u
vide, only -syYic SIC rr.i safae tx -
HENRIETTA CASHhERS,
Noorlv ono yard and half vide, all pure me
French wool, in all the new fall shades, Tea'
cash value 75c, but the price lie re luced 70 oOc'
LONSDALE CAhBRIC,
The very finest quality and one yard w' ~,
real value l2Jc, our reduced cash price only iV0
BLACK .SURAH SLIM,
Excellent quality, only Soc real value lsc. :,
BLANKETS, BL1NhE TO-
At all prices. immense aSsortmea' co. 20
2 so. q IS, 3 90, 3 Is, 4 90, 4 80 and our ei.
ira heavy, immense size wool blankets, NJ
90 are the very best in the Urited STATES
CANTON FLANNELS,
Sc, loo, l2c.
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GRAND
IdASS MEETING
NJ
PORT TOBACCO.
On Saturday, November 2nd. 1899
GRAND

Notice. -Colonel Harry Tracy. OF Texas
will give public Alliance Lecture at the
Count, Alliance, Fort Tobacco SATURDAY, uc-
,abu l2th, 1889 Ev. I! tod, is Invited
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No Credit.
Bwt1e Very Eowest Prices for Cash
ORDER n Isl.
IL Tie Circuit Court for CAarles county

IL tie Circuit Court for Charles county
In the matter of the petition of Henry G. Rob
ertson for the benefit of the Insolvent Laws
of the State of Maryland.
Ordered by the court this goth day Of Sen
TENDER, A. D., 1889, ,hst the report Of /. AL.
lison Wilmer, Permanent Trustee made and
filed in this case, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be sho"u on or
before the 2nd Monday of Octobe' A. D., $3.50:
provided copy Of this order b. inserted in
some newspaper published in Oh rles county
once week for four successive weeks prior
to the said 2ud Monday of October, A. d.,
1889
The report states the amount of sale to he
for the Personal Property, Sl0O2 "a. For
the Real Estate, Sl365 90
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
of CT. e.. fox Charles County.
Tue copy-Tesi:
j. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
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Subscribe to the Maryland lndepen-
dent. DULY one dollar a year III ad-
ysnee.
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FOR SALE.

A Store House and Dwelling at Wicomic'
fcr sale. Apply to
oct Liam A. POSEY, Attorney.
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Household and Kitchen Furniture.

Terms of sale, as prescribed by said order
"On all SALES not exceeding twenty dollars in
amount to any one purchaser, cash on day OF
sale; on all sales oyer twenty dollars in amount
to any one purchaser a credit Of six months to
be allowed, the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by note OF purchaser with security to
be approved by administrator.
L. A. WILMER,
Administrator C. t. a, of Emily keech.
Oct ll-bt
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Administrators Sale

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of Charles County, passed on the first day OF
October, in the year eighteen hundred and
eighty-nine, the undersigned, as adminHtra
tor c. t. a., of Emily Keech, late OF Charles
County, deceased will sell, by public auction,
on the premises occupied BY the said Emily
Keech in her lifetime,
On Monday, October 2lss, 1889,
at l l o'clock a. NJ, the personal property Of
said deceased, consisting, mainly, of
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Euit Dl>. "a "a
Use Browns Iron Biftcrs.

IIINsI-IHTlN TNiIINUItIIFI II.
All dealers kecpit 500 Jer hottie Genuine
has trade marx and crossed rcd lines on wrapper.