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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-02

Ill stop anu Send up surgeon who
knows who he is; or, better tell the
one you have his name. Every one
knows. Isaac Moss, and his queer
ways"
Then, after some more talk, and
look at the delirious man, Mr.. Macklin
went away. and Ellen, with totally
changed feelings, resumed her post at
the patients side.
She looked at his face coldly. Her
kindliness for him was all gone. The
poor man who was SO patient under his
privations seemed to have died, and
there on the pallet before her lay the
thing she loathed so unutterably-a
miser To both father and daughter
the friend they had known seemed
dead. But they ministered to him
still, until one day-after Isaac Moss
had been better for long time, and
was growing quite well-after he had
had a long interview with gentleman
whom Mr. Golden knew to be a lawyer,
he called Ellen to his side, and begged
her to listen to him quite alone.
II can not say it to any one else,"
he said, ."but l must to you. You
found me out very soon after my &C.
cident, l know. You know am what
the people call a miser."
She answered:
yes"
"And the fact has cost me your
friendship, which you gave to the
poor fellow who seemed almost beg
gar?''
Again she answered.:
II can not help it, Mr.. Moss-it has
changed me-
ELLEN Golden he whispered, II
knew that at once-and l could scarce
ly bear it-but you do not know how it
came about My people were poor,
and money was the one dream they
had. ] made it by much self-sacrifice
in my youth, and l learned to care
for it and fear ed to lose it as other
men do their lives. 1t was only who
suffered. j cheated no one. %.
"But it is miserable weakness,
said Ellen. '7 '9~a
EYES," said the man, II know it is
now. And know there is something
l value more than gold. 1t is you,
Ellen, and now you hate me. But
have taken my madness by the throat.
Yesterday l was a rich man, to-day
am what would have called poor, fol
l have legally made over almost all
possessed to you, in such a way thai
you can not refuse to receive it; ant
when am we'll I will go away, If 70,
bid me, for attach no condition to my
gift. Only, Ellen-you did not hat,
me when l was poor-if we might b.
friends again--more than friends
There, there--it was not to buy you ;
But you were really mad to do sucl
q thing" cried Ellen" and I will no
take the gift"
| would you return q drunkard MI
bottle?" asked Moss; "a murderer hi
knifeP No!-I--a miser-was not fit t,
be rich. am not sure am q mise
now. Love has driven mammon from
mel humbly hope that-and LYNN
here, thinking to die so soon, an,
thinking how happy l might hav
been but for my greed. But will no
plead with you, Ellen; if I must 60,
must said before l never though
that gold would buy you"
II did not But they never parte
again. In the sweet spring-time
new life dawned for him, for she be
; came his wife; and it is said that h
never even spoke Of gold again. IN
Cady. in N. Y. Ledger.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-02

The Music Of the Future. How
do you like the Moonlight Sonatar
'Oh, well enough. but I don't think
it's quite up to Gilmore's Combine
Galop.'" II don't think l ever heard
that" "Oh, you don't know what
you've missed. They play i. at Coney
Island. 1t has the 'Boulanger March.
Peek-a-boo,' Chopin's Funeral March
and Listen to the Tale Of Vice. going
all at the same time. "-Munsey's
Weekly.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-10-02

The man who wrote about tia
necessity OF relaxation for great minds
understood the American people
Philadelphia Inqai.cr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

Every one remembers how A John
Roach was bounded to bankrucy and
death by his alleged frauds inc con-
struction of the Cruiser Dd;n =
Charges were made by ClevelPs Sec
rotary of the Navy that the Comment
was swindled in the construetioe that
famous craft, and the yard Of creat
American builder was placen the
hands of receiver bese Of
amounts alleged to be due forlnre to
construct the Cruiser accordin, sne.i.
6cations. 80. 'fiaii;c yessi'i was-,sao i.cS
structural soundness and WouI 10.
tai loss to the Government. h lie
statements were heralded FROM nor
ton Of the country to the otby the
Democratic press. Rear-Adt Jou.
et,'s report on the Dolphin,ently
made, after four yours Of servnd at
the cad of a voyage covering Smiles,
gives the lie to the statements,ious-
ly made, and says that "she only
structurally sound but comfde in
every way and very creditab the
servi,e." Persons who have ofore
been led to believe, by false stents,
that every act of the RepubliSarty
was corrupt. should ponder shsphin
lie and conclude that the pathich
will deliber .te'y misstate facts oliti-
cal purposes in one particular 10 so
in others to ,complish their end they
should accordingly desert them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25
Betting on Elections

The attention of persons who are always IN
the habit of enforcing their opinions by pro-
posing 10 bet, is called TO the following sec
lions Of the Revised rode Of Maryland:
Sec. 81 No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result of any election TO take
place in this State
See. s6.-Any person offending against the
last preceding section shall he liable 10 IN
dictmrnt in the Circuits Courts. II the otensc
be committed in any ceunty, or in the CTIhl-
nal Court of Baltimore, If the olfense be corr
mitted in Baltimore and on convection shall
be fined not less than ffiv nor more than hive
hundred dollars, TO he paid to ihe State ioI
,hc use of the school fund
Sec. 87.-Every deposit Of money IN ah'
part Of the State, Ms Il wager or bet upon e,ec
| lions in this State or elsewhere, shall he tor
f.ited, AMI paid ofer to the County e minis
sion,rs Of the county where deposited. for IN
use OF the county; aud II deposited 10 lhr ''!S
Of Baltimore, TO the Mayor "nt civ C9nnc''
DAVID SMnUr.
Get lo-te Sheriff Of Charles COUNTY.
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TO HOUSEWIVES,

D-@v~s-s. = s,ss,7ss-ss5-.9:;..r.ri Housewives
chance to buy Upholstery and House
Furnishing Goods so cheap that 1t VIII
proye advantageous to take immediate
advantage Of our offerings Now that
you are making preparations to hx up
your house for Fall and Winter the
chance is a golden one.
We are direct importers and sell Lace
Curtains for so little profit that we really
have no competition in that line.
Look for Yourselves Over four hun
bred samples to select from in Noting
ham. limitation, Brussels, Muslin. An
tioue. Guipure, Swiss. Saxony Brussels
Brussels Point. Egyptians Colburt,
Renaissance, Irish Point, Madras. Vel
vet. our De Linde Silk and various otEeI
Fancy Curtains. Positively the larges
J assortment TO be seen hereabouts and az
+ many as all others in Washington CHOW
# together.
This sale opens our Curtain Season
:, Come and see aud you will buy. In
more we sell the lower the price. 1t
d the quantity sold that allows us to un
= dersell all others.
s Also in Furniture Coverings, as fe'
n sample bargains.
French Cotton Tapestry, T5:, regr
lar value | so.
French Silk Brocatelle, 2 30, regul'
c value 90.
o French Silk Brocatelle, 5 90, reg
lar 8 90.
n n. French Silk Damssk, I 90, regul
he value IL 90.
Furniture Coverings, Double Widt
ne from 47c to 8 90 per yard.
ors We carry Trimmings, 4uch as Firing
tly Cords, Loops, &c, to match all our IN
ose terials. All work done by skilled wor
or or men and special designs made VIII
n desired
Are you going to re6t or freshen
Tis- your parlor, library, dining room.
70 ting room, red rooms, receptlo room
All All or other portions of your house, If
, Of come 10 us and you will be surprised
d a the completeness of our line Of draper
nun nun and upholSteries in general.
r T As special feature Of this sale
ion will give brass trimmed curtain p
compile, with every pair Ct Cur;a
from 80 per pair up.
200 dozen l8 inch plaid lunch dOy
at Zoe per dozen.
, 'In soc dozen IS inch plain lunch doy
sec at 4Dc per dozen
100 dozen 5-S damask dOylies at
:, =. or or per dozen.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25
NOTICE
To Hotel Keepers 4 Others

For the information Of all persons concern
ed the following sections OF Article of the
Revised Code of Public General Laws OF the
State Of Maryland are published.
Sec. sat shall not be lawful Tor the
keeper of any hotel, tavern, store, drinking
establishment or any other place where liquors
are sold, or for ans person or persons, directly
or indirectly, to sell, barter, give, or dispose
ofany sprituous or iermented liquors. ale' OF
beer or intoxicating drinks of any kiad on
the day Of any election hereafter to be held IN
the several counties Of the State.
Sec. st.-Any person violating the provls'
IONS Of the preceding section sha!! le liable tc
Indictment by the Grand Jury of the county
where the offense is committed, and shall
upon conviction before any Judge Of any o
the Circuit Courts of this State, he fined I
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more thai
one hundred dollars for each and every otiense
and one half the fine shall be paid the inform
er, the other half to the County Commission
ers for the use of public roads.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

iio6roercssiye movement of The bel

-sss~ns 81 possihle, thls on
..dp'progrcssiye movement Of the bet
Ter element in Baltimore ,ity. the Dem
,cratic press of the State, or at least
some Of it, is engaged in the contempti-
bic work of trying to arouse the preiu-
diccs of the whites by declaring ;hat the
success of the mOvem 3nt means NEGRO
supremacy, mixed schools and like
stuff Here at home various means are
being used to defelt the Republican
nominees. Some are appealing to the
rrcjudices of the ignorant whites by
shouting mixed schools and social equal
ity, and that the colorc people will Gil
all or nearly all the offices in the county
and State. in case If Republican success.
While again others are declaring to the
Culored people, whom they are striving
80 induce to vote the Democratic ticket,
just the Opposite aafh,1tat no offices or re-
wards await them for their fidelity to the
Republican party. Still snotbsr class
Of ardent would he rulers Of the universe
are asserting that Republicans are not
Identified with the growth and prOsperi-
y Of the county aud State, and that
they, and they alone, are the ones to
build up the waste places and make
prosperous every portion of this grand
cid commonwealth. Still another class
lelievo and practice the doctrine that
wherever colore1 man can be bought
to vote the Democratic ticket. it is right
aud proper for them to do it, and they
use every means possible to debauch the
voter and caused him to commit crime
which would consign him and them
selves TO orisen cell if they were
caught aud prosecuted. But we believe
that che Vari0Gs methods, practices md
sib'eTfassss sle,se enumerated will tot
avail either in th&s nor in any of the
counties Of Southern Maryland The
people are convinced that change is
necessary in the Sta e gorerament, they
a want 70 look at the backs" aud they
will not be satisfied until they zee them
!, is an opporsne time fcr all Progres-
slye QUEENS heretofore allied sIth the
Democracy. vino wish to see the Seste of
their ns'is'i 9 make an onward asaSc. 10
unite with the Republican party. Esr
they will not Only accomplish th 1t cad
by so doing. hw they ~;il iike~sse help
nllay race prelsSleos sougl 1t to be s'irrod
ND by bs mea and demagOgues ~ho
care for nothing cave the success OF their
political 0rgsnLsfions.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

Secretary Tracy has been office
seven months and he's made ,llent
progress in restoring the Unit4ates
Navy, bu: be has not found it Hsary
to drag any American shipbuil into
bankruptcy and the grave. nos he
rlnsacked Engla I'd for naval signs
and thereby discreditcd Americavep-
tiee genius.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

Stop coughing; if you do notmay
kin sou. A bottle of DR.. Bull',ugh
Syrup Only costs you 2S centss Is
timefy use may save your life.
! had always been much anne Nv
a"ursIsia and headache. At leb /
,lsrermiacd tn try Salvation Oil. az,
glad 10 rccon:mesd il, as it madersr.
test cur, III my ease. Marks N 90
Aisquith street, Baltimore, Md. -
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

How the Democrats love ball,ormi
Out in New Jersey, they havet re-
fused a denomination to Assetman
Kane, who introduced balloform
bill in the last Legislature and ocat-
ed its passage.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25
.EnaacIlation Celebration.

The 18th anniversary 81 lhe fHanNiF"N
- slavery will he celebrated " the color
- s-oauSai.-aer ~-& s $3.50
f. idoy, Noeen,Jer Isl, mH
Clubs from every district in the county, and
the Leagues of Washington aud Baltimore
cities will attend. The county clubs viii as
semhle al La Plata al II o'rlocKa q. 10 prvt
hr visitors Ever, club must nr beaded 10y
\ captain who snall carry IN his hAad Tag
9th the portrait OF President Lincun. The
parade l. To he unIer the command of Hon.
i. q. St"nrstrrc', ami hcad.d by brass
band, sill mai ch ron L. Plata To the display
grounds AT AmmOn9ale, on the 9. & Z 4. K.
hctSeen Pnri Tobacco and Cux's Station. -
The PrpcfIisa'toh Nil bv Ieni bS Di Il ).
Laws, o. Washington cit,; DIR " L Vii
nIer viii deliver an Grafton on The prog ess of
the colOrcd I+cr. Speakers trU'u different
parts OF tue .onalry, have been
invited to address the meeting -
The hattie cry OF freedom and Old plantation
songs y i'll tie sung by 4 hundred Voices. DO
in1s of Ulden times viii lie acted ny old men
and women. Bal al uight. Floor manager,
Prof. George Garter. OF Washington city -
Admission 10 tell, q cents; children, 10 cts.
SAMUEL GARNER,
X. H. JOHNSON.
II NKtNS,
CHARLES WATTS,
JOHN BLAIR
..'s $oif T-S ron i N -. -, 80
Committee Of Arrangements.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

a philaAthroPast Ebe. Tor obviOas reA-
sons, prefers to resaatn Anonymous. will
pay liberal reward fer complete copy
If any journal that does not contain
either o. the expressions. 'eali halt, "
getting ia Ais work" ar This fine
touches" gets there all the same" or
with both feet." "Ba flies"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

Stephen A. Douglas. jr.. says: Il
nm Republican because the Republi-
can party is always for something. while
the Democracy is for nothing until it
sres What the Republicans are for and
Ngu the Democrats are against it,"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25
'5uds wit make an 0fReSSQ

will give FIVE Republican najor'Sg n a
joint ballot in the Legislature. This
adds two more Republican Senator's.
Join in the ranks, it is good time to
unite with the party of prOgress. ?4-24
"a years more.
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Alexander, James L

I hereby certify, that the above are correct
lists of persons made out in compliance with
section OF chapter 2i9 Of the Public General
Laws, passed by the Generel Assembly ofMary-
land, at January session, lse5.
WILLIAM II. COX,
Officer Of Registration.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-10-25

Persons ne,cly registered and stricken
from The lists of qualified roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
49,. Frank s Miller, John W Jr
Cox. Claiborne summons, = HP
franklin Thomas tucker, Cv
Jenkins. james thompson,
heY' y g" Warren Thomas
Transferred to Second District.
c.;no,on WmM Thomas, benjamin.
G cl.a Rsnnv Turner, John
iO'N' Thomas, VIM W
Transferred from Second District.
roo Iobp s Martin, Thomas
t,u~son Edmond Rozier, Richard
IeaLson Ipnatius Smith, VIM
T ,aoSson Charles Taylor, George
Wenk John
Stricken from the Lists.
co-,s, Merrett E Mason, Richard
TnlIsr BENJAMIN NJ Mattingly, George
; i, u.,S, Iobn Mankin, Alexander
Washington, Ignatius
G Dead.
D.u;. zscbsriah welch, Benjamin Sr
!, hereby certify, that the above are
!. correct lists of persons, made ont in com
e Chance with Section 8 of Chapter 249 O
O. he public General Laws, passed by thu
ID General Assembly of Maryland, at Jan
IN uary session, 1898; " u,Np,,r.
Ter Officer of Registration
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n24-24-2A Years More"


campaign "a last I'LL! ell y tho Repabli''O''
and since the election Of the pr pew
States Of the Northwest, it asai"
revived.
The young men Of Charles county
Who vote under advice, the Democrau'
ticket. because their grand fathers 'O'eo
or Jackson, should begin to study poll
tics from practical stand point. 81.
now Senators from three new sYsss, 'na
o,bcrs TO follow in the pear fu'urk because
e the hostility of the country to free
rr,ae beresies, will make Formidable
r.on, FIR the next twenty four year,
ADv shrewd far-secing observer ''n
eo.ilv predict the result in Maryland,
II 1892 this State will give the electoral
vote TO the Republican party. The h'no'
vridng is on the wall, and the howl u,
/, and kicking of the Democrats vii
not soften the sting of desPer ION
This years campaign will %sYe-
o,orer 10 many who have ansd in
sweet bliss that the Maryland ~ ocr'cI
80. ;nvincible. The split in timor'
w." '. :. earnest. In the counties. 80, th'
=, .obor. rejecting citizen 'hd'
change lie reasons correctly, h;p b
oooceles that oarty in pOwei 70 l''
will become corrupt.
Ku, there is stronger reason WHY '
Ronublicans should take the reins d q
government in Maryland. The eyes
the people of the more progressive Sa'
are upon us, they wish to come here
sottle in our genial latitude and la'
vicinity of the great Capital. They
;+.,o m do so under the present rue
Wby? Because we are rated 6fy y
are hob;rd the times. A new ordr Of aH
'rnP- is the need of the hour.
they When Senator Vest of Miss'url on
party 60. of the United States Senate
rule winter informed nearly seventy oil
a q neoule that Maryland was the
down ;,;,erate of all the States by bis To-
ocod
ags'' parody:
ic'' is "she IS not dead, nor deaf q
ocratic Rnt there sac sits like somo
Demo And there she'll sit till king0ua'
Demo he knocked the price of landta
40, the than he was aware OF. 1
Club The young aud progressive e'
,ocratic State should throw old traditpnf
Ward winds and join in the process'u
d indie cr.ss The land owners ofMa
All wbo have been waiting for CTs91
ms have the North have now chance o
nocratIe il Don't for a moment. aiu
me sat Northern farmers are comingiI
cd gov section with we'll filed purses ual
to vote thing in return rs conceded, 4
re Dem something is the overthrow OfB
ID their ism which has kept this State 81
working behind, by its stubborn obstinacl
icket.- ry good effort to forge ahead
Cbicans And now comes Montana.
ltegrity, nublican member Of Congrsss6
n. 49, -!
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Steamer MattanO.
$50
@ss@S=sszfsssss

Steamer Nattano, having been rehuilt,
leaves 18th Street Wharf on Sundays, Tues
days aud Thursdays, at y m, for Potomac
river landings, MS far AS Maiiox creek. Grin
der's wharf, SUNDAYS down and Wednesdays
up. Brents and Chapel Point, Thursdays
down and Mondays and Wednesdays mp.
h. l.. TuISON, Agent 5ih Street wharf.
JOHN McGAnEE, Agent AexandriA.
aug 9-!m Virginia.
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Subscribe to the Maryland Is.o.
dent. Only one dollar a year ,a-
vVuce.
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Clements, WmJ Martin. Thomas
Coombs. James W Murray, John L
Carringion, Samuel 4 NARROW, James W
Day, George Padgett, Jonathan
Edelen, Bernard Smith, Charles
Garner, I.asas1 ;Sl-aye>,s .Sys,. a. ~ .s.ss .
Hancock, VIM Smith, Joseph
Higd0n. Thomas J. Thompson, VIM
King, VIM II Willeit, Samuel l.
Lucas, Claude willctt, James Z
stricken from the lists
Brooks, Nathan Harrison, Sidney
Berry, George II Harmon, Ernest
Chase, Samuel Hanson, Lemuel
Dixon, Vim II Lucas tieorge Il Jr
Garner, john q Marshall, John T
Gray, Thomas Robertson, James II
Garner, Henry Scott, VIM
Young, Jaraes
hereby certify that the above are correct
lists Of persons made ont in complain &c witt
srctiOn of chapter 2lg Of the Public Genera
Laws, passed by the General Assembly Of Mary
land. ~ January session, l5s-.
+ B.GREEN,
Officer Of Registration.
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Richmond, Edwin A

hereby certify, that the above are correct
lists Of persons made out in compliance with
sertion ef chapter 2i9 of the Public Genei al
Laws. passed by the General Assembly OF Mary
land, Al January session, less
aN''N' JOHN I. HERBERT,
Other OF Registration.
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ORDER NISI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County

In the matter of the tax sale of certain real
estate assessed in the name of VIM. David
son, Frances H. Gardiner, purchaser.
Ordered BY tie Circuit Court for Charles Co.
this z5th day of September, 1889, that the re-
port of the sale of the real estate assessed in
the name of VIM. Davidson to Frances H.
Gardiner made and reported to the said Circuit
Court for Charles county by Albert t. Carri-
co, Collector Of State ard county taxes for the
years 1886 and 1887, be ratified and confirm
ed unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the third Monday of November,
1889, provided copy of the order be insert
ed in some newspaper published in Charles
county once a weak for four successive weeks
prior to the sand third Monday of November,
1889.
J. SAMUEL TURNER Clerk
IT, Ct. for Charles County.
True eopy-Tesi:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
sep 27-dt
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AGENTS. $1,000 per year

AGENTS and 'IoS sl Rs@ ssA Is
what we are paying. We want 100 more
and will pay salary and expenses, or liberal
commission, from start. A Rare OppOr-
tunity for any man wanting position as
local, travelling or general agent for reliable
nursery that guarantees its stock. Address
at once,
McMANAM0N 4 LUETCHFcRD,
Nurserymeh, Rochester, n. Y.
Mention this paper. sep 80 en-
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Sheriff.
JAMES 4. ADAMS.
ro;n the Procession

NJ, orl;rgmen Of Baltimore are
l h.ca,.e NJ the political corrnp-
.;an u that city. aud declare that they
I'm .g,;o,e with the Republican party
id the city and State Of tyruuIcal rule
md disgraceful political practices a
.;,;,ors movement to put down
u,o Democratic party which has dragged
dawn and debeseA Baltimore Po''''c'' "
supported by the Jefferson l'e"1SFA''
,'so.;.,;o, the Young Mems Demo
.r,,;. Club the workingmen's pe"''
,;. Association. the Calvert Club IN
normon-Amcrican Independent O'u'
d. pros,op Club. the Clio Democrat
As.oc;ot;on. the Jef1er on I'm " al
,o;,,;or and the 10Th Ward Ind
rcpdent Democratic Association q
H. above named organizations ha'
roro,ofore worked with the Democrat
,ortv but now after having become ID
sized that the only way to get eoou ~
,romept in the city and State IS to We
n,,iust the regular nominees OF inc pe'
ccratic party, they have declared ,n'
intention of so doing, and are WORK.
like beavers to elect the fusion t'cNe''
That ticket is composed of Republics
and Dem ocrats of wei ~ n'eeI.
character, and 40 noss,Iic SYs's -
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MOOre's Hotel
AND
Summer Resort.

J take pleasure in informing ms customers
and the travelling public that have S.o,'erS
ly renovated my house, impro, ed and rss,,.s
date both ''eu " "ccom'no'
Permanent name and Transient Boarderx.
the pA"s IN every mrticular. comI,Isrs
Ny stables s'ye been rcblin and mr.. in 6,s;
class ec"ua Tor accommodation Of borses
and S'oIaprSi li kinds ofyenicIes. Gail and So
6r HERBERT F. NOOEE
W. ----- Proprietor.